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Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
strreheret @roeerpmanb.

Tantpm. Ohio. er Ell @rpesrpmuuo
peO slapn Sobn 4. Sduitsr bIst arrcitsrsi
for at hope iUlst ArbudIes arioia aafis.
9urr 1ppb 3spartemsHtst | Ohio ~paaiinar
at "glasisrinssn" pau aripia'auffesn siSr
SaIset at ben ulpplist / Stateu. 9ette Ell
en- Gag al tor Raiieuioee, o. ben utI III
,sresierc mango. Sprpgrst sr bsitsni I'll
ben 2oen 3nnt Oct iprtpotr. ct arbudIss
pil ieaSe abpointsr ira Sefp DOrt III Al
rprIpars iia Os sa Den auDsa 5tOs osiat
oil BIZ r%spraientsrst uf be bepits Suriiirr
tan man peHis iis en- liplis aamp. gHbpsr
Der nrifier aaiis pil vGrs tHtsresieret / ben
ne sag
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
WorretningSnottticr.
Gu SuIio Wo9n.

Scm ct spbt Grempel puu Sulioitetsr al
stuosbaftrs Sabritnter al gosne rtsoosles
fslsenpe fra South 8suo, Snbiuna. On
Sernbapeuosn p9ltsbe ppsreube % oumpepe
lise oper en- paaIGsiet gosu al SluOsbaters
5abritat. giterpna uiiie bet fig til uIes
SorunbrtnG at SerAbanepusurn bar itpst
ramponsret, mems aiBrsposnsn mtetium'
belh gten bapbe Iiot. Ct mere Tadenbs
Grsmpsl paa stprtsn % SOIiettetsn al
Stubebaiers gosne fan pei lille ssbt tan'ss.
o. bette ulpffestiIistoe oil blot itprte sofia
7iuio til oisie 8psus.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
Tpoielsoagsbpsen.

Seq bar mootagct ben lille goa Ssos
ielsbagsbpaen; bet er Ell Iiocu net BOG;
ben er npt mere barb cnb Ell almtnncirg
SrGmie, men BOG CT Set bra at faa ben
cmtrent for intel. Seq aubefaler Den
til enboer, iom bar Sntercsie for SIGst
ce genner pg bill tomme benz ibu meb at
ffripc pp neres Ss~bielsoase i ben. Saf
for 8ogenl 81. Torobaeer. =
"Trip, Teuribal Go, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

Ten linee Serre penote ftg stebltf'
feIia oe betrugteoe Dem ffdrpt.
so" ia ban, leg er emilio 8e.
ruet. - og bpob iaa9"
Sc TO WGnb nprmebe fig 8eruai.
"ssnnen af Den Ranb, iom fit
9eres GSdr mproet, befinber fig | bent
ne 8p. Seq er ieuot for at fortGae
Gem Oct"
Get er gobe Rpbeber," ia ben
hinge StoIiener IipIig. "&ont inb |
8trfen. gagefter bill Ri gaa ben en-.
itebs, bpor Ri fan inaffe iammen."
9o @uostieneiten bar forbi, foni
be ire Reno no iammen.
"8i bill eaa til eomle @iacomos
g1ttif," ia en- al benz. Son tiIbs.
rer oeiao Ueaftaerl San bar ct Bag.
nerelie, boor hi fan iiooe uforitbr.
ret" ....
DID beeop De fig oItioa o9 Ia fine
Hlaner. Wafiaens l1bIenbing par
fommet fra 3edpeI meb be 0pbeber,
ban bonbe faot oirefte fra Nefp Or.
leans. Sdn fieItote Berueiernes 81.
itorie no oe inb. Gen eIbre Gerugi
efterIob, bn ban bIen bengt / Reu
Orleans Sengiel, en- gnfe cg to
gsrn / Resitno. gnfen tog Otter
retninaen ON Wnnbens SOB meo
SO. San bapoe oeret en- 9rrffen-
bolt og Spiler, boooe logt Jig ITO
meb 9onet % bar lpgtet til In1eri.
ia. Gt1fen bar reiit til no9Ie SlGgt'
nineer / IeapcI oe bapbe unberboIot
fig ieIb % 8srnere beb anitr9ngt
Irbeibe.
9a bun bgrte, at Der bar Benee
at faa iom @rItatning for Wanoens
9sb, fog BUN gierne moo Dem. gun
oobneoe en- Iiben SanoeI og bobbe
2ptfen meo fig. 9d bum osoe, ef.
terGob bun en- Iioen Sorrtue ug en-
blomitrenbe 6orretntng iii fine to
Ssnner. Gen pIbfte fog meo 8leoe
moo Iroert, men ben bnefte, emilio,
iom mn tilfGIbignis bonoe I9rt 9iI-
Den til 6amiltens 6ormue at fienbe,
btloe life rsre ben.
"8ror," uobrs0 ban, "be Senge,
Wfor bar efterloot os, er 9Ioopense,
oct er Briien for Dor 5or$ SIP pi
fan life ia imoo bem!"
gu er GAL" ipureoe ben GIore
9ror. Seq bar ogiau bort ON bet,
nteit oerfor bar leg bog life Spit til
at bIi digger. 8eneene bar Ell er.
itotning, % at Dem bar Wor ifabt
fin lille 6ormite."
"Oten Dor Gar or nbrnnetl"
Zen GGore gror traf pnd SfuI.
brene.
"Ie ifrIoe ia bppnet bam itrafs,"
ia ban. Get er for tent I'LL, III Iar
cfter - iea tiGbsrer life Rnfiocn og
sn'fcr life at ia noaet at gisre meS
BEN"
Set blir DIN Sag" iparcoa Gmi.
Ito. Seq Ter anberIebes paa So
gen. Seq pif iaIioIb life rere Ell
Sfiqtne at aruen. Seq tor life
1enge iom Gritdtning for Blob.
Srnorseu ifal ieg bore, buoo min
Sdr bar - ct WeoIem al Maiiaeu.
% nit 9sien ifnI bore "8lob for
Blob" og life "geuee for BLOB
On llge ienere reiite Gerrgi til
2onoon. bpor ban baooe bort. at en-
Stuliener let funoe fiuoe fit 9eue.
brso. Ren fer ban reiite. bauSe
ban taIt meo Mnfinens NGuo %
al benz erfaret Den umeriflnife 9pr.
gers Ropn. otter bpis SiIfpnoeIiC
n nor brnbt ino | SpnaFet %
hapoe mnroct DC mistrnfte itolirnifC
j Sanger / here's Gcllcr. Sea Irgacr
min Sag I cbers SruSer." bopbe
h1n fodt ill ben hcntmeIidc Nontite
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

ftoI. ion fob | bet enc Sisrnr. bIet
lat frem, % en- at MGnocne ia pac
Gngelf.
@garseoS. irt GenL Sr Ben.
hart"
Gen hinge Wanb itiSiebe peS al
bsrc Tin Nnpn. 3iRItringerne ficnn,
te ham. onab ngtebe be at gisre:
3olbe BAN inoeipGrret. u,otil bans
RICE Sl9stninee betnIte EN- bsi 50.
ieinm for bam2 San hnpoe bsrt. Al
bette forefdIbt | pisic 2onbe. nier
ban bapoe nIorig troet, at Ell iIie
Hsperbeoriit bar milig / ieIpe Con
Don.
Monoen, iom bopoe taIt pda Gn
gelif. bar pienipnIig en- ltbipnoiug
SON funoe bel bore en- TO, ire ot
tppc Aor gammeI. San talte e
Bar Sefunoer b9npet meo fine SEQ
ingere o. sit oerpad ben til Sanger
% tiltalte BAN.
~Sr. Charles 9enbort,~ IA ban
ben Blatat, iom blep ititffct Gem
Saonben nplis, par trpffet ipeeieli
for Seu. Oct bar ct 8ros for al
faa 9em til ct Steb, bpor hi ftrnoC
ba Dem olene for os ielp. Spis Del
bar ilaut fell. bapbe pt Here andre
paa Eager. De nnbreS bel. bporfot
ui bar giort os iaomeeen l1leilisbeS
for at iaa 8em bio? Oct er aan'fe
iimpeIt. gi er ReSIemmer al bei
bernneliae Selifab Moiio".
CHARLES genbart beapnotc at for.
itaa. Sans gniiet bIep aifegroat.
"Rna, ieg Ter, at De bar bsrt 81
itorien!" fortiatte SoIeren. "9ereS
Gar bar Ell al Gem, iom brsb inc
SGngiIet / Stem Orleans % bGuete
min Sar / bans Gele. Seq er gmi.
Ito 9eruei, Ssn at Carlo Berugi.
pon bar ben ierite, iom bIep Inn.
Diet. Wdn la ct Reb ON bans gals
% bGnate bam / bans Geae. ghl
er De Sarge; bette er 1ereS GeIe.
Som 9ereS Sor bebdnolebe min,
pil ies bcbanole Gem. Sngen fan
freIie Gem. Gnbper Bcrior / bette
Gus er meo os; BET or DtsoeItebet
for Waiioen / 2onoou."
Son aiorbe ct Seen, oe en- al
Rrnbene traf frem ct Rcb mco eli
9effe | Gnoeu % faitebc Oct oper
Sjplfen / Suset.
Den ulpffeIiae Worb, ION bopbC
Ipttet til lin 9sbsoom ltben at fun,
ne ntrc en- 2bb, iad hodrbt iont bon
bar fnebIet, foIbt beipimct fremoper,
. Siorten Gage ienere mobtng
CHARLES 8enbdrt Ben pl6re ct 8rer
mteo Sonbons Roititemnel. Oct ins
beboIbt bare ct Sotoernfi meIlem TO
bpibe gnpirorf. Soto9rnfiet fore
Itidebc hans Ssn bruqenbc 300 ueb
fra en- 9i9Ife. Bao 9ogitben al
Sotperafiet bar ffrepct:
~Mecb SiIien fra Moiiaen. GRIN
bring ON Stem Orleans Rarts
1891"
golitict | 2oitocn fit / fin Sio ct
giitf ON, bpem S%orbrnoerne bar.
Men Der bIep nIori9 fnroet noget
Spor al 2ieet, % emilio Berlrei
bar foribunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
% Malta ems Hoyn e

3 anret 1890 bIep goIitimeite.
rem | 9eeip Orleans mproet al en- Del
Nerioner ~tiIbsrenoe bet iicilianife
bemmeIige SeIffnb @afia. Senere
blep flere StaIienere nrreiteret. S
Morts 1891 lao nosle at oisie /
Srnaiel. ba BsbeIen. eiter 1iIifpn.
belle al nisie inoflpoeliesriee Dor.
eere, brso mo | Snnsilet og ifiso
eller b9ngte De mistRnfte Moroere.
De foreneoe Stoter betalte Stalien
en- gritatning, iom ifuIoe gqo til be
Ipndebe StaIieneres g~fterlnote. os
bermeo bar Sngen op. 90 oiaiort
meIlem be to Sanbes Heeierinaer.
S Moret 1900 fom en- iiug iortml-
enbe omerifanif Serre neo Hann
Charles genbart til 2onoon. Snn
bar eneite Spn al en- aisbmano i
Sem Orleans, - en- Mtonb, iom |
fin Tio bapbe tilifpnoei Esbelen til
at mproe be feneileoe S%talienere.
Ssnboeen efter bans slufomit til
ct al 8pens eIesonteite Soteler itob
10 MRnb ubenfor ben i%talienife 9ir-
fe paa Saffron Sin. aloffen bar
fire ON g~ftermiboogeii, % ben itu'
Iienffe aolont itrsmmehe til airfen
/ Slot og 5slge. Slanbt oem bar
en- ing Serre, iom bar bebre flpot
END De andre. Sect han piIce aaa
ino / airfen, rsrte Der enc al be TO
rrpnte WGnb fin admerat neb Gr'
men og ia / Ell lab. men tpbelie 20
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

Dranfere
He,nmeliet
Sri Battle al ben sneiie btloiss aur,
Tom fienoes mob S%ruffenffab.
ienoes til ole. Jon iubisn'
Der Rapn 90 Aortsie.
Tet fsn sdaubss bsusmsriat I Daab snsT esNs
"a burttat hsIbrret Ertrspanut.

6ad Rrno tItr traufere 81 frtt Sala tHcr Al All
bsisTishto aut oil sisrus bIi tu,t Ben ~irpsfsItss
Saut. GDIetu Sgedht piI hsItrtSe be prrir Ssus
%ori.trrr, 7tits steunssriiae Ntbbel Tan %arbrinass
al 4 aItrncn tatr Iaitertu I Ran, TIE. SAFE cltt
p,e I urer At priic pru ~rIHastc Wistauic. ptl'
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

Sipp AZ en- IOmmeFrue fan funof Rahnerst meosns 5posu tploes. Den
bar bi Grm. Tom 1esHnaeu uer. bcds gtsr 900 Plnos fr 1Ssts SdoHot'
RING, uon at ate ben ct fumtt noheubs. Den bar oernRt en- automattf Spoh'
ginOer (bobbin winderl Der a iu fHer Os puaTDeis i'm Srfsn at en-
buariig Uuroet SpOe pl pRre en- umuh9beo.
"6usuennen" fer sobt uo, % er eleaant ianoel mso 6eHiDn til Gr9arStoa
ium til RafhnOcls. RapHuers GUofute er net let baanOtertst % SerooeNs
al eubur tiubt GOrbsOriue paa bette 0mraaSe. Oct anueros TG e. AZ beots
GeiaHenbo Oe imutt iorarbeieet 9dtertn8en % ubimptntngen er tprfe RaH9s.
eutnsbiutt O9 aue be bLunte Dele al RaIfuen er lnnt poIsrst oS 3ttelSieHt'
ret, bpOroeo be har Ct net % inoafubt uolTrN. 3esuoeu brn1es Ball Bear
ing I'll sptnobiulet % paa be9ge Siosr al Sobiptht Ug ReiuItant er, at ndr
man tar gehet al Wa1fnu o. iGner Suiehukt Bang od bette lsbe runot mere
eub tue Baner nccens bet pa andre DRahnsr bar tungt not mo at 9a ire
@onse gOrbet er tnmt at pslt6rret 1rG, iammenidt al 'p furitut8s gag
hporueo man bar Cpnauet itrrs 5tpne % fUrbmort at GrHst tan in fg.
IRoainsns TOofute er forIpuet msO plated casters. bRrosoe StaaItapps
bolbsr 8roHuet Os the treadle plate, bullet 8isF at QRaldnen arhetOsE me-
oct Imrre eno eQers r Ttiatost. Zen bar oasenele Of beote Attachments
for dIminbsns % (fancy) SsmL On ubfSGg 5nfrntnSnsbOG trgt bet nOras
cer eraeHe Gproa mebiGqer br Uaittne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

Sea bar =-soideei enmnFtnsn 'onsorunsn.
/ 600 eians, % ri Tier ben eoSt. Zen sanr
let. arbeioer soei % ioorer seet I'll fl mann.
anaeu oil nnsrs. ON be nui.afer 70 en- AZ
bem. Gtaet 80 Gents. Gle Z. Sspes, aufbs
ioro, asinn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

Spno &c ire 2anOcs iociale 5crbuIo
manar, iaa bier oct iig, bpilfet tent
mer meo oen nImnloeliae Spintnina,
at Scerige er Ct meaet ariitotratiii
Sano / SoumerIignlns mco DC TO M
orr; be spcrir 2on ! Sueri1e bsiere
Dc lupciir ITnaerr mere, Sor.
ffielIen i sfonomtite 9tlfonr CT | Spe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

@eOeniuusros sr gaeoe al 80 "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der t'aes
s2O so. geS Swell Front msres, at StuitrRt pg lrTORret II prI9t aP
runoet % tar T8 UalmnSshg got uh.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

EUsniur nauHte WaFtnsr tn srbOoes G8etr1, SaInsohR, SEsa+@=
.Gr RdbOsni III psoiSieoe 9rhr RaboSnt CT BueH pdn b0er gRaltu
d 80 bsi,rr. Dun ian life trutt Ts en- Uotrsre 8rplupss cacr SuI"grsia
,no go "a euer rs. Drop Head TabO8nt % Swell Front, Rua s22o
% $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
LAND
MIddeI-S taterne.

81 bar uttpp cabinet en- M Manufacturing rot
$1,000 Atrss al pom6titt SnrmsguHs. Ttite
SaHe q lite I Rgrorn, heBtr lite I spesp men I Wibs
btl' S:aternF. untitsHi 20 viii mo fra ~ roit. 81
bar bet uppttligts Hiifaa / belle HmcTttd; pa a
qrunn AZ be tprtt mtlef BiHtrt az Der mtHerr guHass
iNaeorr tnp I ReropstrH. % Ut bar ADDE'S tHgca
Ndiaria elrr Sunpicber icr | 5uosn. Gauosf or
brprrsi mro ben ~trtplisfs ~Saropuub" Etup, 5urnI
tu6brr eler "9inc SlaihiHaS" hnbs4 Der iift Cd
bgit % bent bcllageubc "a at uemHrfEt Rpaltttt.
Nae 1artHprchrttsr. lem 1urtT Rcto- StaterHs.
triBts hgF. OF Ao9aapl IsHu 7 fq ida mcdct beors
1tuat n ale ltas uoscr tom tHtet dHptt SieO t
Amerita. 81 bar uodiBfi en- libeu Boa Hitb toto,
atdAfe Si1rbtr % mrb Setribeiie al bette raub.
Tea 7 usts frtt III Sanbipatrf. Cpst0 slasa %
abrrSie iif
The Middle Jfafas Land Co.,
Tennessee Ridge, Tenn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
Qea @erte IL neOenitaaenOe betnDe!ia neOiatte Yriier:

yGg WfGrfr III nenenltaaenoe betD0eIig HeOIaIIe PGHeT.
20. A. StuNcg sl7"3
30. o. Suffer $500
Rp. Il - Drop Head. 3 StuHer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @OO
SO. 10 49, Drop Head 7 S'uHsr ........"......... 2lW
no. "a - Drop Head. $ giuHer. Swell Front ...... 1850
Eo. IS - Drop Head. I stuHsr. Swell trout ...... 2l5o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23

they were my associates on the bench, the
representative Of the people. the lawyer
for the defence-the very ones whose united
words must weigh heavier than mine.
Who would believe such a story unsup-
ported, indeed contradicted, by every
surrounding circumstance
Would IL not he said that the strain OF
the trial had been too much for my mental
poise; might not my judicial career be
ruined by blight upon my sanity?
turned again TO the lawyers.
so every one IL satisfied asked, coldly,
wait until you ace the press report that
has been sent out, answered MIR. Sprole.
You are declared the Leading jurist Of the
day"
Omega county is for you TO a man hence
forward, Judge" rejoned MIR. Braze.
Even Mr.. Quine?
Let him speak for himself: for here he
Is. replied the District Attorney.
Il congratulate your Honor squeaked
the little old man before he WAS half through
the door. "Your way was best after
all. The Littells and Riders have promised
to back me. and peace now reigns in Omega
county"
| fingered in the retiring room. after the
Others had gone, well-pleased with my tacit
acquie scence. and made a careful search.
On the floor found two dabs OF hair, not
unlike the wisps Of whisker that adorn
my checks; and in the great wardrobe a
knot OF the cherry ribbon that had set OIL
Nellie Riders sombre attire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
WONDERFUL PILOTS.
How DO They Guide the Fire Horses
Through the CITY Naycs:

Anywhere in town n fire engine drawn by
Hoping horses Is sight TO see,
Making its way along some crowded
thoroughfare II attracts all eyes, and the
driver does wonderful things. He can
put his three horse team and heavy engine,
with his horses on the run. through holes
that YOU would think he couldn't pass at
all, and never touch a thing. He surely
can drive, the man that drives the fire team,
But the fastest driving Of fire ap-
paratus Is done on the broad. straight.
level avenues above tho Park, where the
way. Take, for in stance. Seventh averun
above the Park; the great driving thorough
fare of tn city, n broad, straight, level,
dirt stopped macadamized road, with plenty
of room, even though it is thronged at
times with pleasure drivers. When a
fire apparatus gets going there, with a
clear road, it fairly flies.
Here's fire patrol wagon coming up
Seventh avenue on the way to a fire, and
you ought TO see il y team move here. Be-
fore you know il the big red wagon has
gone by like a meteor, and on rubber-tired
wheels almost silently, except for the beat
of the horses hoofs and an occasional
bang on the gong
Now look at this fire truck five tons Of il
in weight and sixty feet or more in length
coming along a cross street, and see it turn
into Seventh avenue. That's sight to
see! The driver Is coming from the east
and he is going to turn north so he is going
with the current on that side of the avenue
and he won't meet anybody head on but
you would think he would want to see the
road anyway. that he'd slow down little
going around the corner, till he'd open the
avenue beyond, Bat not on your lie,
He comes around the corner with every
thing wide open, the three giant horses
fairly jumping with the strides they make,
and he himself sitting up in front holding
on the lines with grip of steel. Oh, he's
a bird, all right, the driver!
But he passed in fash, and here comes
the tillerman at the other end Of the truck.
And what do you think Of him? He's wiz
ard sure, You'd think AT the rate the truck
was going around the corner that IL must be-
upset, or the rear end Of it slung around
over the other side Of the avenue, or that
something must happen; but nothing does
happen, the wheels don't even slip, not a
bit With what seems like n combination
of art and inspiration the tillerman swings
the great truck round with absolute GER
tainty and precision, A spoke too much,
this way or that, at the speed they are going
| and anything might happen.
The ladders come In close toward you for
a moment as YOU stand on the corner and
then the tllerman flies past and the next
you know the truck Is Strengthened out and
the team. with another link let out from
somewhere, is fairly charging up the avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
VERY PERPLEXING.
What Can He Done with . Government
Clerk Who Married . Negress:

From, The Des Moines Register and Leader
WASHINGTON. Nov. IA perplexinR case
has come up in one Of the Government de-
partmcnts. where a white clerk. perhaps
90 years old has taken his negro housekeeper
to wife, His first wife. white woman. by
whom he has one or two grown children.
died some time ago. The children were
terribly distressed over their fathers re-
marriage. and have had little or nothing to
do with him since. He braves the matter
out. however md the departm ent would
never have heard the story OF his domestic
affairs but for the complaint Of a group or
real estate owners and agents.
II appears that. without making known
his newly welded state. he bought a house
IN pleasant neiehborhood. paying an in
str llment OF the purchase price in cash and
giving a note secured by mort gage for the
rest. The former owner OF the property says
that, when arranging to take the mort ges
the purchaser was described to him a. Q
wdower, but that. before the papers were
dra wn. n report got abrond that he was mar
ried. 80 he was required 10 get his wife's
signature and have her make the proper
acknowi edRment before a notary.
On their face. OF course. the executed
papers conveyed no hint OF the wife's color:
but a few days after the transfer OF the prop
erty the neiRhbornood was In a state of ex.
citement. The neercss. II seems, was widow
with several children OF her own color, and
these. as soon rs the family took possession
OF its new home. ran out into the street to
play. II was not many hours before every-
body In the block knew the condition ofthinRs
among the latest arrivals. and was duly
sea nialized. Tenant householdcrs declared
that they would SURE nder their leases al
expiration ana move away, and owners be.
began TO talk of selling out.
The real estate agents who werc'drawn into
the affair held several meetings to discuss
ways and means OF facing the crisis. 10
res ponse to threat which some one mado
10 the clerk in person. Of complaining to tho
Department and procuring his dismissal
some bitterness that there was no law ia the
District of Columbia against msoegcnation.
ana the D part ment was powerless to meddle
with him as long ms he acted wholly within
his own Rht and privilege.
As the question ls likely TO be brought
before the Department before long, a de.
cision will have TO bc rendered, and II Is hare
to say what viii be- done, II a clerks con-
local public sentiment In such a matter az
marriage. involving both the fortunes OF
posterity and the general social order. his
fellow clerks may refuse to associate with
him. and the governments work be- put a.
serious disadvantage thereby, And. while
there is nothing in the civil service rules max.
ing rniscegenation cause for dismissal.
which would interfere With the "Serci~s OF
the discretion of the head Of the Departments
in such case The whole question II open
for ecision on its own merits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23

work For example, the student is asked
TO select two advertisements printed in .
newspaper. one for its worth and the other
for its poor quality, and tell his reasons
for thinking the one good and the other
bad.
Most Of the schools. too. are conducted
In connection with an advertising concern
Of some sort and this makes il possible for
the instructors TO teach practical way with
advertisements that have been OF will be
printed, with real type and pictures, and
real materials OF all sorts.
The people who patronize the schools
that teach advertising methods are Of all
sorts, but large number o. them are mer-
chants and business men who want 10 know
how TO advertise their wares or services.
Some Of the pupils are women. and accord.
ing to one advertising teacher the women
who have come TO him have done work
which is fully as good as that Of the men.
As to what the student gets in the way
of returns after he IL graduated, the state.
ments made by the school people are very
glowing. This is what one man says:
i have taught some Of the ablest adver-
Using men much Of what they know Of tho
art and have secured many their present
employment, The lowest salaried man in
the number earns 5000 a year and another
earns s. 600 year.
"One question that the would-be student
asks me is: But where shall get place7'
! answer him by saying that he can get q
job right in his own town. even il 1t is .
small place.
1T often happens that a mans own town
Offers him work before he has gone half
way through our course and in that way
he earns his tuition fee and much more.
II a man doesn't want to devote all his time
to one house he can easily do the work OF
six concerns and get IS week from each.
Right here in our big city Of New York
there are opportunities by the dozens.
New enterprises which can succeed only
by advertising are coming to light every
day and there are many old concerns that
would advertise II they learned the ad.
vantages OF advertising
Then there are lots Of firms that already
advertise. but don't do it well. Now every.
one knows that the newspapers are the
main support Of the local merchants. The
advertisements printed In them are. or
ought TO be, nothing but store news-at
least In the case OF the retail stores.
This news ought TO be presented clearly
ana iorceIuiiy IN pam eNery-uay EnRnsh.
The pictures ought to have some purpose
and not he inserted merely because they
are pictures. The advertising man Is not
doing his work well unless he knows AMI
follows these rules and there are many
/ who do not know or practise the right rules.
The man who learns the right way will
always have a good chance TO earn a living.
| What is more. the field is comparatively
empty now OF good men and there won't
be any trouble for the right man. The
| business men are learning that they must
| advertise and advertise we'll and the man
| who gets in now gets in on the ground
Hoor
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or the largest houses of the season Il
assured. The opening play will be "A
Night In Chinatown" in which Miss
karroll takes the part Of Mamie Bren.
aan, the Bowery girl. a part in which
she has been very successful. On SAT.
urday afternoon a ladies' and chiIdren's
matinee Will be given, when "Cinder.
ella" will be presented and Miss Kar-
roll will be seen in the title role. This
company carries lis own scenery for
each play.
The paper has arrived to advertise
the coming of Creatore and his Italian
Band. and will be put out in Water.
vile. Fairfield, Skowhegan and Pitts.
field. next week. Manager Maxf3eld
has had considerable inquiry from out.
of-town people who wish to attend the
concert and is considering the question
Of special trains to accommodate the
large number who would attend. The
date is Nov. a.
Travelling opera companies of a good
standard are always welcome in Wa.
terville and usually draw large houses.
The Whalom Park Company, booked
by >. II. Chase, is a new one for Wa.
terville. but comes well recommended
and lovers Of good music are pretty
sure to be well pleased with the enter.
tainment offered. The company will be
here for three nights, commencing
Monday, Nov. 8. ~