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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30

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get fremoroeet 2orene' Ebeori / 2piet,
o9 bette er utpiliomt anleonineen til,
at oisie to 6orifere ifal belle HrGmien.
Brof. mi Slider 9riien
for aemi) er isot | gusfirden 1852.
San ituOereSe isrit | Bonn o. Strnis-
burg, bporefter ban bIep aniat iom
gripatoocent / Niin6en os ienere bleo
Brofesior / grlnngen og 8iirtsburg.
5 1892 fom ban til ben tpffe Giss.
b~ooeoItuo ipm ben aiosOe q. Us Soff.
mmnns gfterfslger.
Slider er en- al ben moocrna Sibs
opgtigite 5orifere paa ben ~organiifa
SCENTS Smraaoe. % Fan bur ocrfor
Iieeiom 8aiteur siennem gioenifa6ea
opnauet itore aeiuItater for Snon'
itrieu.
Sprlig befienot er bans Stlioier
paa Sltfferomraaoet, ioet Set lgfteoes
bam at faiti9tte be enfelie Sufferar.
ters aonititution og at gipe Ell inogaa.
enOe ana(pie al 9rueiufferet.
9pnaIb Rois (ben mebicinife
Yris) bar be iiOite glar ofte pGret ON.
tall | Sorbinbelie meo ben itore SpSa.
seIie, for boilfen ban MI er tilfienot
geobelpriien.
Sioen 2aperan / 1880 opSaseoe
RaIartaens 9araiit, bar en- lang
R9ffe llnoerisgeIier befreftet Senne
itore Sp0ogelie, IigeiOm man i Detail
bar Ituoeret 8araiitens forIfielige5or.
tner % en- 9eI Of oens SipsforboIb
meo Senipn til Smitteitoffets Oper.
ira frtife til ipge. @aen bet
Spsrgsmaal, boorleoes ben
operiereS ira ipge til friife, forbIep en-
Gaaoe.
9a gap for en- 4-5 aar iioen
&ois' ounitelige, men ifarpiinoige I'M
0erisgelier ben ooerraifenoe Sssning
paa 8aaOeu, at Roifttos operfsrte
Smitten. 8prbien al Rois' Spoa'
geIie forminoifes Ell oeroeb, at for
en- al bans 9anbsm9nb bapoe
8eien for Opsuoens 2ssning,
% better fife oerbeo, at italienife 6ors
ifere ienere fomplettere0e &eIultatet
peo at otie, boilfe be i9rlige Wpgar'
ter er, iom tlrnbe operfsre Smitte'
SpoaeeIiens pruftiife 8Rrot
t. at ben bier, boilfe SorboIos.
ser naa tages for at btnore
SmitteoperfpreIien. "a Walaria er
en- al Wenneifeilpgtens o9rite Sps.
og iGrlig er en- at be itsrite
Sin0ringer for l1onpttelien al De tro-
piIfe egneS Gigoomme, er benne Sp.
oeiaa ira ct prafttIf Spns.
punft uoen spil en- al be pigtigite,
iom Be ieneIte Mar er giori.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30

ariitenbeoen feirer lieien Sui; after
IpOer gubifabet: 1JreS poa Soroenl~
ga, bet err, bpao Di itaIOe itrroe ei.
fer. Wten er Der Jreo? gt bsrer 10
arig og Gpgter ON Brig belle Eioen.
Ger er llfreo, aamp, llnSerfueIie
Mano oe Rano, aIif o. aItf, Ration
% Rution melem. Ncn ariocn er
imoo Cubs 9ilie % er Ell beNrsoeIia
Srugt al Menneifets fri 8ilicS RiS.
brig, SoaIrnge Menncifcts 9arm
CT en- Slagmarf, bpor mooitrioenoe 10.
Ielier frit % ubinoret ilor iere arig,
blir Der life 6reS paa 3oroen. Gpret
/ Wenueifet mad o~neroUlNc&, fer Sri.
gen fan bli afifaffet.
Ren ifuISe Ri life br0 % noget ON
5reSSbuofabet? So. NJ IfuIOc bper
for fig itrGoe efter at ia2 short oct IRE.
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gertonteu maa opSes. Nloct TIutfeS.
6or en-, iom eaar nIeb h1o / Siertet,
rtao Sen meget pere &jiien "slGoeIis
Sul!" r9rmeit Ipbe inm Spot.
Set bar pitt 6arrar, ION ia: "gtogEe
al oS er rige, nosIe fatti3e % mango
~beorsoebe; men nae al o@ CT Spnoere."
Set bar netop for Of 'rclie Spnoerc,
Seius fom til gcrSen. "a ingcn al os
bar Lett eIer bort ON ct encIte I'll.
ba ban ienote Ell angergipen
Spnber bort fra iig nN21 At b. ait
BAN fin 6reS. SeiuS cr SynoereS
Sen men booer SpnScn. Gar ri Sc.
til Ben og SiiIesiGit bIir Ser 6reo
Dor @arm, % SiIsrtnaen "0Ip0eIig
blir 0a noget anoct % mer eno
ct tanfeIsit 1oraab.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30

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&sttib - ifllIoe iSetminoitc pore oct.
Ser feites hos rig % fottig gp %
9p8o. 0tan gIGoer fig, % man for.
noier Jig iaa go0t, man fan. Set er
10 til en- uis 9raS og pan Ell big Naa.
be ret oe bra. eubog acknowledgement
ipnger:
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30
5periee oe 5inIano.
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cember: 8eb en- Ioebrnno iaftes |
nRrligeenbe San6Sbp i~noebrgnSte
ben S3aarige Sneofer g. 9onieIion.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30

Gerborie ! RoOerlmSet err oct triit
Sui Gattismanoets $iem mango
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30

pr. DaytI kennedy's salt Rheum Cream bel.
btsetT aemIe Saar. pub % aterieiissomue Soc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30
9ea Rerfe til nebenEaaenOc ~bctpOelig neOiattc griirr:

EsbenfausnNe ct gMeM Of Ro. "a Drop Head, Swell Front. Sr sOhrr
e2o5o. 0eeO Swell Front msnss. at SaHerne % GrGusrht &c FE8t al
ruabst % tar f9 uGlTinosGg gpot uh.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
DESERT lNclres TO POETRY.
Writer Discovers Beauty Of a Sort In
Desolation.

Writer Discovers Beauty Of a Sort In
Desolation.
know desertlike place that Is
not wholly a desert. yet II is neither
oasis nor fertile land. says Werner Y.
Reed in the August Atlantic. II Is
what might be termed a seml-desert.
and II has a mood that Is different
from that Of other deserts. II seems
a philosophic. wellcontented sort Of
place. that has much knowledge. much
wisdom, and that extracts a wise en-.
JOY ment from the days that pass over
H. II Is nearly related TO a tall peak,
and Is akin TO nearby range OF
mountains, and 10 the air and the sky.
Flowers grow upon this somi.desert--
sunnowers and bergamot. and blue
bells. and Mariposa lilies. and many
other shaggy little steps hat bear blue
and yellow and white and seyen-hued
blossoms. Il knows sage brush. too,
and yucca. and various pygmy cacti.
II Is field and farm and native land
for many well.establlshed. ancient and
wise nations OF prairie dogs, and II
Is the world and the fullness thereof
Tor thousands OF republics Of ants.
This scmi.desert stretches away from
the mountains and runs It's way In
pillows towards the East. We know
II reaches to farms and towns and
work and trouble, and that It's next Of
kin. the prairie, goes on to the great
rivers whose banks are lined with the
covers OF chattels, but We like to think
that. as desert, II stretches away be
You'd the horizon. aud passes I'M
changed on to inhnity. and across Il Is
the road to eternity and endless
growth OF soul and Joy Of effort and
contamination.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

Prlsmatic lake. In the Yellowstone
national park, is the largest body OF
hot wator In the world
Horses, girares and ostrlches have
the largest eyes OF land animals; cut
fetish OF sea creatures,
While square dance represents
only half mile OF walking or moving,
an average waltz takes dancers over
threo-quarters OF a mile.
The biggest casting ever ordered
was recently made at Chester, Pa II
was for the propeller shaft OF a steam.
err and weighed over sixty tons.
Greenland glaciers average 1000
feet in thickness. move fifty feet day
and discharge into the sea four square
miles Of ice yearly 1000 feet thick.
Platinum has long been mined In
the Simikameen, Roout i50 miles east
OF Vancouver. Il is said that China.
men have been earning living wages
for the past fifteen years by recover
ing platinum from the placer deposits
OF the Tulameen river and also OF
Granite creek
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

with more pomp and ceremony. per.
haps. than ever marked the obsequles
of any animal buried In New Haven.
Conn. the pet cat Of Mrs. william
Gay, wealthy woman. was recently
Inferred. Laid out In a pink sllk.llned
CONN, with catnlp spread around the
romans. a big pink silk bow at his
throat and fastened TO the collar with
silver bells Sonny was buried In a
grave dug In the garden by the jani.
tor OF the apartment house. Mr. and
Mrs. Gay. who believe their pct was
poisoned by some one In the nclghbor.
hood. attended the ceremony.
Ia life Sonny was cared for like a
baby. being given the best Of food
and sleeping In little bed. snugly
tucked In between specially made
sheets, with blankets OF the same size
and with downy pillows for his hoad.
Given a bath and combcd every even.
Ing by Mrs. Gay. his shiny fur was
soft as down.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

BY all accounts Grand Duke Boris
was spectacular feature OF the
horse show in Newport the day he at.
tended that function. The rather
Kaleidoscope costume OF his royal
higness included a suit In large gray
plaids. a lemon-colored shirt, and sill
yer gray tie tan shoes. a white and
tan belt, fastened by a snowy gold
buckle, and a white straw hat trim
med with light blue, A jeweled snake.
curled In three glittering coils, form.
ed his ring. and the much written
about bracelet was In evidence when,
ever he gesticulated with his left
arm.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation OF the Bowery, New York, has
leased farm OF 1870 acres In New
Jersey. The farm is intended to
serve as a temporary home for men
who are awaiting employment They
are not expected to remain there
longer than two weeks. While they
are working on the healthy upland the
extensive employment machinery OF
the Y. NJ. c, A. is working in their In.
teTesta.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

The length, breadth, depth and
thoroughness OF the Scottish sermon
OF the eighteenth century was WILDLY
portrayed by Dr. Watson, better
known as Ian Maclaren. recently A
subject, as he remarked, was thor
oughly thrashed out In those days.
one text furnished a minister with
eight sermons; another spread his
comments and explanations upon a
passage OF eight verses over a period
OF nine months. while a third com.
mencod a course Of addresses to his
congregation on the Eplstlo OF ST.
James In 1895 and whole generation
had passed away before II was com.
pleted In 1899.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

a number Of years ago three pros.
peotors were working some mining
claims south OF Prescott. Arlz. When
they left town they had expected to
return In two days. but finding more
10 do than they had anticipated.
worked n third day without grub. In
order to finish up. They worked as
long ms they could see. thinking they
should have no trouble In following
the trail after da'k The night. how.
ever, was unusually dark aud they
Sonld not see tho trail. Being fatlgued
and hungry. they were losing much
valuable time roofing about TO no pur-
pose. They had n black.and.tan hound
with them, and the idea occurred TO
one OF the boys to rub the phosphor.
'ous from a bunch Of matches on the
dogs tail II was done accordingly.
thus making a sort OF pillar OF Are by
night. The scheme worked beautl
fully. The dog found no difnculty In
following the trail the men followed
the phosphorlzed narrative OF thir
canine guide. and reached Prosctt In
time for an early breakfast.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

she can blow out her light. The
mother must live for her chlldrn.s
The nan Of means got up and kick.
ed the smouldering log In gloomy ab.
stractlc2.
you claim In All sincerity that the
selfsupportlng woman is the happest
on the ayerage?"
"You have said"
THAT even II she loved tae aan
who loved her, a woman would be IN.
wise 10 marry7'
"Oh, II she loves him she had better
marry him Not because Il viii be
the best thing for her, but becau,e II
she doesn't, she viii go through life
convinced that she has missed the
biggest thing in II. II she is familiar
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
OLD Hnmn Week.

The chiidron are coming home agalni
The old town stands at the door
Homesick women ana weary men,
She welcomes them all once more;
The rooms are all furnished and drest
for youi
The echolng hills have kept your name;
Meadow aud woodland are stlll the same.
Lane and love-nook-nny. do not weep
Nothing Ia changed that our love could
keep"
The children are coming home today
Ay children. II twice two-scorol
Men and women with heads Of gray.
But the old child's heart onee more;
Fever a word OF how bad you've been.
How far you've travelled. how sad you've
bccnl
Door and heart are alike flung wide;
Tho mothers cheek ~ aglow with pride.
The good you have done or have tried
TO do
These arc tho things she has heard Of
you.
The children are coming home again
Hark to the names we knew
Tho dear old lovc-names-Will and Ben
And Mary and Dick and Suel
Coming from half world away.
tGlad TO be far from the world away.
Men and women. they all come back.
over the dusty or grass-grown track;
Aud We know why the Lord OF the un-
denied
Said heaven 10 near to the heart OF a
child
Anna Burnham Bryant In Boston
Transcript
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
Threatened Win uxtInetlon.

one result OF the volcanic eruptlons
In the island OF st. Vincent, according
Co an ornlthologlst residing there,
probably win be the extinction OF the
Soufriore bird. a very rare species
known an Buildings Amazon parrot.
This bird was formerly found only on
the soufrierc itself The great erup.
ton Of i7ls drove many OF them to
the other mountains OF 81, Vincent
but their numbers were greatly re.
duced by the violent hurricane OF
1898 and II ls now feared that the few
survivors have been completely des.
troyed by the last eruption In May
Al any rate no specimens have since
been seen, notwithstanding very
careful search.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
Ttee Wlth Ihrne rtunk,.

A freak Of nature Ia TO be seen in
tree now growing and In full foliage
In the garden lot attached 10 the en-.
ginehouso In Hladdlngton. at Sixty.
first and Thompson streets The tree
has three distinct stems or trunks.
which join and form one trunk. The
top foliage would be much larger, but
the tree is kept pruned to prevent
oyertaxlng OF the ROOTS and stems
The stems were planted each separ.
ately. and when they took root grated
into each other at the top. They grew
rapidly and each stem OF itself Is a
perfect support to the Joined head
Philadelphia Times.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

with that saying Of George Ellots
about the folly Of expecting trees
Topped Of their brayest branches in
youth to be anything but gnaried and
ugly in their old age. she will easily
grow to believe that she is more or
less mutilated and let herself grow
lopsidod at her leisure. selfpity Is
a dangerous element to Introduce into
any llfo. when an excuse for all forms
Of selflndulgence and Incidence
stands ready at our elbow. the
chances are thousand to one that we
will be solflndulgent and lndolent to
beat the band And eyen though a
woman may be strons enough to go
on living a straight. honest life she
never quite gets over a mishap Of the
neart Don't you believe that?"
NO" he replied with rough
laugh. Il hav- seen too many women
recover from heartbrealS."
"or think that you have" she sug
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

In Germany new microbo has
been discovered and a very danger.
Gus one II is said to be. Only In ink
stands and ink bottles is Il found.
and for this reason II Is known as
the ink microbo. Vessels which con
tain ink and which are seldom
cleansed or corked furnish a most
congenial home for II. Ink infected
with this microbe was recently In.
jected into rats and guinea pigs. and
as a result the animals speedily died.
Fortunately there is an easy way to
get rid OF this pest, and that is by
keeping ones inkstand clean and
covered.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
The Bean state.

Michigan has recently risen from
third place to tho rank OF frst with
regard 70 It's crop of dried beans. This
nutritious and necessary food product
Is chiefly the product Of three states
New York. Michigan and California.
Massachusetts,. Notwithstanding Its
reputation as consuming center,
does not cut any figure In the pro
duction. The total annual crop OF the
United States is about 5,O64. 400 bush
els, valued at 1858 $3.50.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
sanaelous RIrds.

Mexico has a clever bird called the
melanRrpes. which has discovered a
nuw use for the telegraph pole At
the foot OF the post this bird makes
a large hole. In which II rears It's
faiaily; somewhat higher up the post
II makes an observatory, from which
bored holes permit It TO observe the
horizon In every direction; still high
err this ssgacious bird makes Its store
house, and thus the pole serves as its
home. fortress. and warehouse.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
STRIKE IN JAPANESE seAooL
Students Demand the Dismissal Of
the Entire Faculty.

Students Demand the Dismissal OF
the Entire Faculty.
We had TO report recently a strike
on the part OF he students OF the
Miye Middle School. writes the
japanese Mail On that occasion the
fault seemed to be largely on the
side Of the faculty Of the school and
the governor OF the prefecture. News
now comes OF strike at the Middle
School OF Oita. In which the stu
dents appear to be chiefly to blame.
The account given In Tokyo journals
is that the elder students, angered
by some severe structures passed by
Mr.. Uh. one OF the teachers. against
an increasing habit OF imbibing sake,
demanded his removal Apparently
the principal yielded so far as TO sus
pend Mr. Uh, but. at the same time.
he rustlcated some OF the students.
This led TO a renewal and stronger
denomination on the latter's part
They drew up a document arraign'
Ing the principal and the teachers on
various counts and demanding the
dismissal OF the whole faculty. Thir.
teen Of them we're now expelled, with
the result that meetings began to be
held outside the school for the pur-
pose OF planning a general strike.
Tho trouble is not over. OF course
this version comes from tho side OF
the teachers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
instant Relief from Rheumatism and
NEURALGIA.

Here is a case: Mr.. T. Shepherd OF
whitburn. Sunderland, Ohio. says:
MY wife sufferes severely from rheu-
matlsm. and neuralgia. She could not
get one moments rest and was nearly
crazed with pain. Obtained instant re-
lief and a permanent cure by using
the contents OF one bottle Of 81. ia
cobs oil. Their is no other remedy in
tho world that will do this. The in
Simultaneous effect which st. Jacobs OH
produces is n part OF It's half century
record" st. Jacobs oil is sold in 20
cts, and so cts. sizes by all druggists.
The words Acts like Magic" Con
quers Pain" which have been used in
connection with st. Jacobs oil for
more than so years are wonderfully
and truly descriptive.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
On The Waves Of Chance,


fro,vrtsbt 100 by Daily Story Pub ca
The literary woman was playing h'
oracle to the man OF means. lie liked
her well enough. She was honest
though she aha have penchant for
putting her thoughts into perioii
They never agreed. but then II IL
not always eShllaratlng 10 convene
with people who say only yes and
why certainly"
Tonight the bone Of contention wat
the selfmnde man. III
There isn't such a thing she De-
clared LET me show you how this
selfmanufacturing business Appears
when you get II into a focus We
really have not much say 30 about
what we are going to do and what
we are not going to do. We are wash
cd on shore by the waves Of chance
and because we were furnished before
hand with roots predetermined 70
strike into the soil. and because the
soil happens to suit the roots, We
stick where we are tossed, make a
goodly growth and cry out to all DO
holders: See what have done BY
my lone self II the soil doesn't
happen to suit our roots. we shrivd
instead OF hourlshiug; We tap each
passerby on the shoulder and whisper
to him that this is the Lords doing
He interrupted her with an imps
tlont movement and tho woman
laughed lazily.
mot very Watering. chr
1T Ia not true"
"Truo enough. and growing truef
every day. Take this terribly tor
mented question OF matrlmony. How
many mon and women out OF hun
dred couples do you suppose sought
each other deliberately They Just
happened to meet and happened "a
fall In love and happened TO marry u
the marriage turns out well, why, Il
is their doing; II they drift into the
divorce court, tho Lord gets th'
credit for the whole OF it-'Mysterioui
Providence
She laughed at his disguised frown
"You are like all the other womer
OF today" no remarked. Even whit
you stand before the altar you hhy'
the divorce court In clear perspec
tive"
II am not standing before the altar.
she cut In dryly. "and don't expect 4
be for one long. sweet while. What u
more: tho women who ave nockinl
TO the divorce court aren't the womel
OF to-day. They are the women o
yesterday and last year. The sight
our freedom has made them feel thel
letters"
40 you honestly believe thatH"
"what7"
"That the unmarried woman has
better showing In life than the MAJ
rled woman"
Eighty per cent OF the divorce suit
arc brought by women"
THAT proves nothing. Breach o
promise suits are also brought b
women"
The literary woman shrugged he
shoulders.
1T isn't human nature to kno'
when It is well on"
Then what about dlyorce3
"Just so; better be dog and slice
on tho doormat. than a divorce
woman. Hut you and know tina
there are horribly unhappy marie
women-lots OF them"
There are unhappy women in a
walks OF life"
Granted But when the weathe
crows too foul for the single womN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24

A remarkable case OF wife assault
has been heard at Leeds, England.
The prisoner. John Burns. came out
OF jail on a Thursday. and on the next
night threw on TO the head OF his wife
a bottle OF magenta dye. with tho
result that she was dishgured by the
striking change In the color OF her
hair
She had washed II In twenty bowls
OF soda and water, but had not been
able to get rid OF the dye. The man
was sent to Jail for four months. with
hard labor-Stray Stories