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Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Jneen 6runo til RIaee.

Stnten Sninois bar ct @alebus |
gpen aanfafee, iom lieger nogle gtil
i Spo for Chicago. gn bis Sarrp
Ban bar inosipet en- &la9e ODER an'
italtens geitprelie % iogt, at Here Ba'
tienter bIeo grriomt bebanoIet. 5 an'
Iebning al benne alage nebiatteS en-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % Den 13oe
auguit inbgao ben cit ~iorelsbig &ap.
port. commissioner flyer enitemmis,
at oen life bar iitnOet BaaitanOen ON
8ruiombeo bepiit. Senere bill ben
inbgipc en- Rnpport, iom saar inb i
@nfeltbeoer.
aIaaeren Sarrp gaa er al SrebS.
oommeren / aanfafee bettpiit til
8ranOiurpen, ioroi ban bar nflagt
falif 60, oa ban rprte op / SorboIo,
ban life fieubte til.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Sporagelic.

Sodororias SopeIi,tS bor folSt
fit Stem ct 9obt Stem. Seer so Iar
gammel uotalte ben ifottebe Sigter
Fin SeIiigneIie for ben Sleie poa Sc.
gene oa Sipl. han bapbe facet npbe
/ fit gohe Silent" &eb SorOet taal.
teS oISrig GsenuiIie. on bebsuer
life ipiic oct. 8ittten min. bpis 81,
life bill" bcb oct, men uaar iaa BEN
itrge Serre fom oe forIanete NeI.
Iemmao. fit ban lin Iepneoe Sortion
ira @iobaaeu, pg imaete ben life
oa, fom ben trofait igien ON aitenen.
@on oeiaa DC Bern, iom pGnnes
til at faa, bpab De bill, og gisre bpnh
oe piI, ell Gang fommer til at peliig.
ne fine S~orGlore?
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Smaaplnf.

- Fillmore GountpS Sberif 6. g.
SIerrub par iiSite lge / 0ecorob.
Sr. 8Ierrub bar inbebaot Sberiif'
gmbebet beroppe / 5 aar.
- Niis agneS Sougen fom 2srbag
tiTbage fra Canton, Q. DAT, bpor bun
bar pRret paa geisg en- Raaneo8 Sto.
e. u. Sacubien % 6amiIte ira
Sope, q. DAT, reiite Ranoag biem Ell
ter nogIe Cages 9eisg hos Rr. %
Wrs. q. 8. &lrItao % Soc9rere 6.
Eor8rimieu og q. Z. Soften.
- 2sitrant 8. u. Inoerion %
&one reiitc tbo9 til 0ortbfeIo, Itun.,
hoor Be agter at tiIbriree ct Bar Tigers
Sio. SamtiOig reiite Riis Ielie
8eaoer til WtinrcopoIis, bpor bum az.
ter al toge ct aurius / Sl,nitmnIing.
Sum er auereoe bpgtig / RoIerflmiteu ,
men snifer auigepeI oioere llboan.
nellie / Soaet.
gtrs. N. 8. Isabelle. iom bar
tiIbraet ro9Ie Tiger hos Ir. % 0rS.
8. u. Gnoerion reiite iong biem til
Ono &arbor&, Rinn.
"@allfon Rep." ftriocr: Claus
gioes Seu fiji beqqe iiac 1sooer
faaret al / en- SGonmaTir,. Sans
GIbite 9rober boI5t pua meS al Hoo
SrGs, oa ben befIogcIiae lIfrtte inS.
trof. Gen ellie er finn 9 Tnr Qa:r.
mel. 70 2Gger fra Gecoro6 baborb,
Iebe bom % oct iiqcS, at ban bciin,
Der fig cfter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES neI.
Col. Sohr u. SnnIor, iom
FIN Sib breO en- itor 2onoforretninc
Qnbuqlic % Qecorob oQ tiutgt
hoIot 9art. 6Foe ben S6e Iuol,it
Nep 9orf, hoor en- al hans Ssrner
Dor. Sohn ". IonIor bar is6t / Ga.
rutoea 60, q y, SEN % Tcbrl,o,
1911. San rciite no / Setter / 1895
% boe6e ooo forItcuiQe Stebey, ion
'om / Solicit og Rocfforo. &u., ot
9ubuaue, Soma. : Canoe Conn
hip oeb 9ccornh bouoe ban en- prpo
tia SommerboIiQ. GapIor bar oif
meo Sane 4. @ooIeiQb fra Nen
5ompibcre % baObc 6 Born. bporo
8 leDer.
8eb TireftermeNe i @Icnpoo'
Farmers Telephone Gompunu bIel
BET b%eiIuttet al Dele IiItrift go. I.
TO, ga ser Cr for ntongc E~cIciouop
paruter paa Ell &inie. Icleionior
reninGen norer belle Gioen oeruoC
SDitemet or mi omltrcnt fomplet. 0
aae er iorneicoe.
"Bacfina" .SGionen oeb gIai
Canning 6aetorn" bill beapubc DC
20oe sluguit. Get er Reningen iao
OF neOI9gge life minore emo 1900
900 SANDER Rais.
s Sn5ongS aftes iamleoc
beuneo 60 al Wr. og NrS. %.
SusIeps 8enner / beres Stem for
~gratuIere benz meb 50.aarsbaee
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
5~orffieniet.

8boleialepriien for antbraciful
gif | Rem gorf op til $3.50 pr. Con
| forri9e ree. Com SsIee beraf bill
RetaiIpriien itige til $t1 a $t1.50.
griien poa bIsbe a,il saar oaiaa op.
SrnfneSe / en- gaifebalie. - @r.
90 Wrs. Sons 5. anoerions t6.
Waaneber earnle Barn brufnehe peo
at falbe | en- 8aifebalie pda Nrs.
Scope Seniens Sarm s Mil fra
Sleepp gpe, Rinn.
gcteraner fra &treen pan Slip.
pinerne ener iom De faIber fig "Sbe
Rational Soeietp OF tie arn1p Of tbe
philippines" bar iibite llee bapt
lit aarlige @sbe | Council bluffs,
So. en- Goloraoo.I Srning
Saa fra 9enper, bleo palgt til Sor.
manb for Selifabet.
Senrp 8attcripn far n9ret paa
Gale JON 9emofraternes !&anoibat til
@upernsr | Sentiidp % til Breiibent.
itolen; men MI bar ban ~operraifet bet
poIitiffe BubItfum peo at ienbe Sem
tudps 8emofrnter ct 8rep, bbori ban
flyer, at ban life brpr fig ON at blipe
@upernsr. San bar Statens Ataifine
imoo Jig, flyer ban, og ban fan life
bringe ben ober paa fin SIDE uoen at
fisbe Den peS 2sfte ON @mbeoer; men
bet bill ban life. San boIber paa Se11
sa~mmeloagie 2igefremteb os sgrlig-
beb ogiaa / Golitif.
observation-disclosures Camper "St.
3ouis" a~freiier fra SEEM gorf ben
20be Iiis. aI. 10 Sorm. R~orgespas.
iagerer pil fomme frem ben 29oe.
"SbilabeIpbia" afgaar fra Soutb-
ampton ben 16be gliis., anfommer
til Rep gorf ben 23be, os 8asiase-
rer for 8eiten fommer til Chicago to
Gage ienere. "0orbIanb" afgaar
fra philadelphia ben 23be aile. 9I.
IL Iiboas, os Rorsespasiaserer
fommer frem ben Abe Sept. "&bpn.
lanb" afgaar frl 2tperpool Ben t3be
glug., anfommer til 8biIabeIpbia
ben 32be, % gasiaeerer for 8eiten
pasierer Chicago to Gage ~iertere.
Wan trpr, at en- Sammenilutning
al 9moets erpresfompanier ellerebe
er en- fuISbrast 8ienbssiernius,itse ct
telegram ira 4erp gorf. De bar be.
gpnbt at uboefsle 89rbipapirer meb
b~ueranore. grpresforretningen bar
/ De ienere aar ppret iprbeles lsnnen'
De, % berfor bar Serrs aftier itaaet
iaa bsit paa 9srierne. 8ells, Sarge
& 60. offentliggiorbe Der ON Da.
gen ct &egrifab, iom oiier, boorlebeS
BET gift meb beres 9anfforretuing / bet
iioite SiifaIaar. 9isie Serrer briner
nemIia er iaaban oeb Siben al Or.
presforretninsen. 9eres Sooebbanf
er i San Srancisco meS Silialer i Stem
gorf, Salt Cafe Gitp % BortIanS,
Oregon. 9e tiertte tfior itore Gum.
mer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

og fpl0," innreoe SolDdteu. Serge1fts
ten siorbe Sa Snoberetting til aitfe.
ner, Der Loo SoIonten og TO 2rser
fable, oe 2nserne, Der unoerisste Sol.
oaten / aitheners CperoRr, erflp-
reoe ba, at SoIontn toppe bespnoenoe
Spfus. "Senb gno otter Or. 81,
iag6e 9ithener Inngiomt, % on Or.
3. fom. iaeoe aithener til BAN: Scr
iaa Denlig at unoerisge oenne Wano
ombngseIis, ban er ing eler iimuIerer
at bare Bet" Or. B. gioroe, iom bet
bIeu BAN paaIagt og iasOe noeet ner-
nsit: Sir, leg er bange for, at ieg bar
tnget fell; Waroen er pirflig / ferite
Stabier al 9pfns." "gil De iaa itrar
labe Manoen inolesge paa 2aiaretbet
og bill De oerefter laoe aoiutanten
gipe Dem 9eres Yapirer, iao at 9e
pr. ofngaaenoe fan penoe tilbase til
England"
2orb 8ithener er itdois blepen ON.
tall iom en- Maffine, men bermeo pas.
ier bet fun lioet, at ban boIoer meget
al Gpr. 5or noele Mnaneber iioen
eieoe ban en- St9r, Der bar tam. 3ette
DIR bar 2oro aitfeners EieIten.
Gan bapbe oct iteOie Dos Jig, og naar
ct banifeIigt Broblem optog bam, fun.
be ban itaa / timepis ioran 9uret meo
Gigaren | Mrnben. @n Dag fit BON
ben Soc, at Sitglen fslte Jig eniom
og I9ngtes efter en- Mage. Strar fom
belle Soperfparteret / geppgeIie.
Stabsofficererne iageoe | git o. Belt
for at isse en- Wsase til Spergenera.
lens 5ugl, os iamme SpergeneraI bao.
be oerfor itrengt forbuot, at Shicerer-
mes Suitruer fom til Bretoria.
Sorffiellen mellem Roberts os &it-
dener farafteriierer fsIsenoe SiItorie:
5sr 9orb Roberts forlo6 &apitaoen,
operbrog ban en- Officer en- l9rIis
Wisiion. Seq peo, 9e bill sisre De.
res bebite; bpor lang Eib mener De at
bebspe3" Seq bill prspe paa at
fulofsre Misiionen / fiorten 9ase."
Soro &oberts ~aferbigeSe bam beref-
ter meb ct penligt emil. l1oenfor
traf Sficeren 8it6ener. "geaa, bpao
bar De fore9"> "9orb Roberts bar
operoraaet mig ben og ben Risiion."
"Raar pil 9e babe fulofsrt benz"
Seq bar lopet at uofsre ben / 2s6et
al fiorten 9age." "Sois 9e life fan
giennemfsre ben | 2sbet at otte Sage,
Sr. Sberft, maa ri ~operpeie, ON De
life bsr ienoes biem." Sg MisItone1
blep ubfsrt / otte Gage.
SberItlsitnant @irouarb, Der nm.
gerebe iom 0ireftpr for be miIitGre
S%ern6aner unber arisen, er ianoipn'
ligpis ben eneite Wano, Der bu. moo.
iagt &ithener. Sor nogIe aar iioen,
ba Der blep bpgget Sernbaner / 2rfe-
men, reoioerebe 8irouaro en- Del al
gpgningen, os UNDER arbeioet fom
8itdener til. San ipntes life ON ar-
beibet % iagbe bet lige no. @irouarb
bsrte rolig paa bam, % ban ipiirgte
berpaa i'm Gbef: "Sar Se eIler ieg at
befaIe ODER bisie Sernbaner2" SoaO
&it6ener iparebe BERTH, berettes life,
men en- &ienosgierning er oct, at @i.
rouarbs "8riitigbeb" life forbinoreoe
&tthener / at beige bam til Gbef f0r
Sernbonerne ! Snoafrifa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

for oeres Hrpuiit. Der bar bnnOe
9srn gsrnebsrn o. gsrnebsrns
gsrn tiIiteoe. On ipIenoio Srpper
icrnereoes, % Der t~ilbrogtes nogIc
hpgaeIiae elmer. "2umbermens
Gnartette" fang flere Rumere | afte.
mems Sob, 90 M. q. Sarrnon oper.
rofte be to GamIe en- Gape ! fIinsen-
be GuIbmprt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

The Valdez Students find ready en-
ployment. It pays to attend a school
that has a good standing among bust
ness men. Where is there another school
that offers the aid and the students re-
ceive the assistance that is given in the
Valdez Business College and Normal
School. DEBORAH, Iowa? Drop a postal
card for an illustrated catalog. 1t may
interest you if you desire to attend
school. 3
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

If you want a course in Shorthand
and T~ypewriting or a thorough business
curse that will prepare you to accept a
good position enroll in Valdez Business
College, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Free car fare and one months tuition
to all who enroll the first week in Sept.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Haar man Ter Ell Yeriun reiie Il

NHul WuH TIT CT FtrlUn relle 10
op al cit StoI meb Soonben pao
SmoIrog0en oQ ct imcrtefuIot llb.
trpf Gnii0tct, fon man onie oct iom
'tttert, at han Iiocr al Nurciua6om.
Or. Ecter& "arrifo" cr oncrfienot
ION ct SpeciaImiOOcI / SpQbomme
Al oenne SIoQS, @ruat / oper ct Nor.
hunNreNc bar Den bepiit lit Gpro.
Zen CT life en- Npothcfcrmc0iciu.
STAN fun erb0IocS al ipccicue Iacn.
ter clcr oirettc ira Tabrifautcu.
Sfrip til Or. Feter 6arbncu, tt2-
ia 90. &opne gpc., Gbicnao, Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Natipnalbanferne

9atiunalbmferne. 2onbets
Rationalbanfer nlda betaIe arigsffat
for 5iifalaaret 190t--1902, oa ben
bill belsbe fig til omfring $780, 900.
2oben ON 9rigsifat giaIt til iibitIe.
ben 30te Sunni. Ser bar en- Del
nleiligbeo meo at fua ganferne til at
betale Sfat Of fin "ubelte Brofit", og
Strioen melIem Dem og &ommis.
loren for Snternal 3ebenue maatte
afgieres al Suriiterne. 9a Sfotte.
opfrGoningen beebnbte I Sanuar,
bao Sames g. Sorean, grpiibent
for Sirit IationaI 9anf / gbicaao,
ON l(oi9ttelie, til en- "SeIt GaIe" bar
paafienot at 9omitoIene. 9ette bIep
bebtlget, og MI bar Sorene6e Staters
&rigsret | Rep gorfs isnore 81.
itrtft, bpor tie 2eatber Ranufactt.
,rers' RationaI 8anf er beIiaaenbe,
afiast en- Dom / fesierineens So.
per.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

For a teachers Review Course. Com
MOI English Course, Higher English
Course, State Certificate Course or a
course for a general education enter
Valdez Normal School, DEBORAH. Iowa,
Sept. /.
Professors Clifford and Thompson. two
strong University men will be there
Tuition $500 a month. Text books
and vocal music free. Write for catalog.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

To DecorahlI nstrtute. DEBORAH, Iowa,
ali should write early for rooms and
board that the best places may be had.
Fall term Sept. ist
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
ariasifib for Colombia.

arIgsIItp TOT NplDf1bta. - Sps
itanoen | Republifen / Colombia er
enonl life b9mpet; men mi ifal ltro.
itifterne faa fin gefomit. 9fesierin.
gen bar ienbt 2sitnant q. GaroS til
Seattle, @aib.. oe Der bar ban fisbt
bet lille 8amifib "SesIie Banning"
for $3S, 000. Weo bette bill COLON.
bia boloe Sniurgenterne / ape paa
Saoet. Se bar en-. Iiben Dampes,
Tom falbes "BaoiQa", og Den bar
fp9rmet omfrine peb Banama Zig en-
Rnifito, enbog lige for 19ien pau
ben amerifanife &anonbaab "Ran.
GER. Sfte bar ben ffremt ~frebeIise
9orgere / Colombia. 8egieringen
/ @aitington boIber l1bfie meb BE.
gtbenbe5erne | Colombia, ba Bana.
mafanalen ifal bpgges Der. COLON.
bias Stprelie fan | De Sorenebe Sta.
ter faa fjebt babe Sfibe og 8aaben
til at befi9mpe Sniureenterne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

DEBORAH Institute Decorah, Iowa, is
giving a Sbksn7i1 chance foran education.
Tuition $500, free text books
Fall term Sept. Ist.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

Decorah Institute, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Stenography and Typewriting 0ny $500
per month.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19

Decorah Institute, DEBORAH, Iowa, first
class business education only 500 per
month. Fall term Sept. list.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Ropeoitaoen

Dc Gorsnebc Gtaters Mpntpcrs.
iteo ! BbiIaoeIpbia blep | forriae llae
ioIgt til Gbe Mint Stealth COMPANY
for 100000 Gienoomnen bleu
Tor en- EiO iiben itiaet til auftion, oa
bet bsieite BUD. iom ba blcu giort,
belsb iig til bopanoen Wiuion.
0ampifibet "Marippia" too unSer
2sitnont u. g. @infue en- 2ongtlir
paa Stinebapet me6 Ollie Inm
BrpnoieI, % MI fomner ben geifeb,
at Brspen bar faIbt beIoigt uS. Den
foretoseS efter @eeierinsens Srbre,
og Der er MI GlRoe | 8aibington.
5 Sopeoitaoen bar 8egierineen fat
en- 9ommisiion al S~sofFesrer til OF
foretage Brener meo SIle Iom
grRnoieI for 4~rissifibe, og | ben
anleoning err en- flor gpgrina ino.
rettet meb forifieGige 3iebler. ne.
~iiltotet er lobenbe. Mon bar intio.
lertio bapt onbt for at ffaffe SEN nso.
penoige Ollie. 2eperoncerne ira
Seras bar nRret meget nregeImGs.
iige, og Briierne er brepne ipeiret.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-02-22

A town in central Illinois boosted
for many years of most ornamental
figure which adorned the town square
seven days in the week. His name
was Price Poor and in splendor of
attire he rivaled the Beau Hickman
of the capital. He had a numerous
family, which he kept well in the
background, and an assertive wife,
who kept him well in the background
during the few hours he spent at
home. In the course of political
events in Illinois Price Poor was elect
ed justice of the peace. He was proud
err of the Office than a bird of para
disc. The neighbors shared his
glory by reflection. One of them was
seated in Justice Poor's sitting room
one day soon after the election and
heard the justice talking with his old
est son. as we all jestices, paw"
the boy asked wistfully. The old man
had something of an impeachment in
his speech. "Eh-no, my son." he an
swered. "Only chime and eh-your
maw."-Chicago Chronicle.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-02-22
IN THE INTEREST OF SCIENCE.
One of the Drawbacks to Social In
timacy with n Chemist Of Blunt
Faculties.

When ones friend is scientist and
given to experiments little caution
may not be out of place before con-
senting to do him favor. That,
however, did not occur to certain
well-known public man whose expert
ence is related in an Australian paper.
He went to the laboratory of an
old schoolmate, a Melbourne profess
or of chemistry, to make friendly
call. The professor was studying a
dark brown substance spread out on
sheet of paper.
II say" he cried, when greetings
had been exchanged, "would you
kindly let me place bit of this on
your tongue? My taste has become
vitiated by trying all sorts of things"
Certainly" responded the accom-
modating friend, and he promptly
opened his mouth.
The professor took up some of the
substance under analysis and put it
on his friends tongue. The man
worked it around in his mouth for
fully minute, tasting it as much as
he might have tasted choice confec-
ton.
"Note any effect?" asked the pro-
fessor.
"No, none"
at doesn't paralyze or prick your
tongue?"
"Not than I can detect"
81 thought not. There are no aka
loids in it, then. How does it taste?'
"Bitter as gall"
"Hem-m-m! All right"
By this time the visitors curiosity
was aroused. "But what is it, any
how?" he inquired.
II don't know. That's what I'm
trying to find out. Someone has been
poisoning horses with it."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-02-22
a LITTLE GRAVE.

Thrice now the wintry winds have blown
Above the yellow grass blades here.
And thrice the birds have sung and flown.
And thrice the leaves. all brown and
sere,
Have drifted softly, gently down.
While I. to win the praise of men,
Have labored in the busy town
Forgetting now and then.
Forgetting? Nay, have but tried
To laugh the ready tears away;
With but an outward show of pride
I still have mourned from day to day,
And left the busy market-place,
At night. to sit apart. alone.
And, dreaming. feel little face
Pressed softly to nay own.
Thrice now the wintry winds have swept
Above my darling. sleeping here,
And ], unseen, to-day have wept
Out many long, long treasured tear,
And where my hopeless teardrops fell
New flowers Of hope have bloomed for
me-
oh, I'll be glad In doing well.
Since one love shall see.
50. z. Kiser. in Chicago Record-Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-02-22

It was a much longer shot than !
had to make, and mine would prob
ably have been miss, since no
amount of calculation will make any
certainty in such shots. was so par
alyzed with surprise that instead of
shooting at the other buck, which
was bounding away in plain sight,
stood waiting for Boswell to shoot
at it. But, like all tenderfeet, he
had to take a repeater down from his
shoulder to work the lever, and that
little scrap of time is SO valuable that
before he could get sight with it, or
before I could come to my senses
again, the deer had whirled around a
point of rocks and down into bushy
gulch.
"Well, do you think now there is
anything in Californian" asked, as
a huge smile illumined the somber
brush around the dead deer, which
was struck squarely in the middle Of
the neck.
"You bet your boots there is.
There's chap that can shoot" re-
piled the proprietor of the smile.
didn't have much to say to that,
and he resumed:
"Durned poor shot, though, too,
I'm out of practice some. I meant
to hit him right where the spinal col
umn joins the brain, and burned If !
amt three inches too far back. Talk
about your antiseptics. Bah! You
don't need any If you point the gun
right. You want to touch the spinal
marrow and then you won't have to
chase any wounded ones around in
the brush. And If you amt too slow
about it you don't need to take many
long shots"
stood half paralyzed again at his
audacity, for when deer is struck at
the top of his leap at such distance
it is certain that he was at the low
est point of the arch when the trig-
ger was pulled and the danger OF
overshooting is SO great anyhow that
no one of experience tries to aim a
ball so that deer will rise to meet
it, but just the reverse, SO that he will
descend to meet it. And even If the
deer were standing still, such shot
would be the last one of any sense
would try to make for the mark is
far too small. But was afraid to
argue the point with him, and at last
ventured timidly to ask:
eff you are such fine shot as that,
why didn't you take the other one?"
"Great Caesar! How many bucks
do you want in one day? Do you
take me for game hog?" he replied,
with an air of establishment that
would have made reputation on the
stage.-Los Angeles Herald Illustrated
Magazine.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-02-22

Mrs. Gaussip-I understand from
Mrs. jockey that your doctor has been
guilty of conduct unbecoming . gen.
tleman.
Mrs. Meekley--Oh, yes
@For goodness sakel How? When
"Oi constantly. My doctors . u
dy."-PhiTadelphia Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-02-22

The new underground electric rsil-
way Of Paris has proved auch great
success that extensions of the SYSTEM
ere contemplated
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-08
THE NET RESULT.
Discontinue of Nearly All Con.
cerned in the Navy Con
trOversy.

The net result of the Sampson
SehIey scandal mp to date is: Ad-
miral SIMPSONS mind is gone; Ad-
miral Schley will retire in as mnch
disgrace as the department can
force upon him; Lieutenant Gen
eral Miles has been scathlngly re-
buked; Secretary Long was hu-
initiated Captain Cook, of the
Brooklyn, is about to die with a
broken heart; Captain Clark, of
the Oregon, is lower on the list of
Captains than before be brought
the Oregon 10000 miles to help
SchIey win the battle Of Santiago !;
Captain Chadwick, of the New
York, SIMPSONS evil genius, has
received more prize money for be-
ing absent from the fight than Ad-
miral Dewey for the victory of
Manila Bay; Admiral Dewey has
been criticised for his dissenting
opinion; Maclay, the tool, has been
dismissed, and although painful to
relate, Admiral Crowninshield,
head of the Bureau of Navigation
and the reputed chief of the navy
"Ring," Is scheduled for the com
mand of the North Atlantic Squa-
dron, and to represent the United
States Navy at the coronation of
the King of Eugland.-Texas Sun.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-08
Woman HOnored By POpe.

New York, Jan. 4.-Miss Anne
Leary Of this city has just received
word from Rome that the Pope
has conferred upon her the title Of
countess Miss LeaFy buiil the
chapel 1T Bellows Hospital and
established the Arthur 1eary 5hblt
of English literature III the
Loyala School.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-08
NEW AND POWERFUL SHE'LL.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 4
Naval warfare has advanced anO-
Their step as the result of an i'm
portant improvement made In pro-
ieetiles. A shell has been manu-
featured capable of performing
armor equal 10 thickness Of its
own calibre, and accommodating a
heavy chargesf explosives. Here
tofore every ship of the navy has
had to carry two kinds of shells,
one' known as an armor piercer,
able to perforate armor, and the
other known as the common shell,
which has thin walls and carries
a heavy charge of explosive. The
new shell is a combination of the
two types, possessing the perfora-
ting power of the one and the
charge and capacity Ofthe other
News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-08
METHOD OF DYING.

A tramp ran into printing
Office and said that a man had just
swallowed two-foot rule and was
dying by inches. The editor
started out to learn the particulars
and meeting a doctor told him
about the case.
The doctor said he once had a
patient that swallowed a thermom-
eter and died by degrees,
A couple of bystanders then
Clipped in. One said that it re-
minded him of man down in
Kansas who swallowed pistol aud
went off easy.
The other said be had a friend
in New Jersey who swallowed a
pint of apple jack aud went off in
good spirits.
We once heard of man who
ate some horsefeSh and died of a
nightmare.
We once asked an old German if
his sou, who had swallowed tape
measure, had died by inches, and
he said his sou Event oud IN der
allie ind died by der yardt.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-08
TO CURE A COLDIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. E. ". Grove. 5 signature is on
each box Doc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
GENERAL scHoFIELD TEsTIFIEs.

FORTUNATELY for General Scho-
field. he is beyond the reach Of the
Roosevelt lash. No gag can be pressed
into his mouth, no insults under the
cloak of necessary discipline" can be
showered upon him by the autocratic
rough rider in the White House. Gen
eral Schofeld expressed the honest
sentiments of an honest fighting man
before the senate's committee on mill
tery affairs at its session Of Friday
He made a great many remarkable
statements, but the correctness OF any
one Of them cannot be doubted
Schoheld acknowledges allegiance TO
neither Roosevelt nor Root. To his
country he gave a lifetime Ct devoted
service and to his country alone he
holds himself responsible IN his years
Of retirement. General Sch06eld en-
dorses the army bill, regardless Of the
view taken by General aiiles. He hon
estly differs from his ore-time subor-
dinate and no fault can be found with
him on that account. It was in giving
the reasons for the faith that IS in Elm
that General SchoheId uttered senti-