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Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
On aur Tor masma.

Sftnaipae Geif tebsoer lite Irnsers rifle ira
eiem % 5srrefnias for at iaa Sefebse. Wa,ureu
bar fsHei ct peastabiii Uisol, ism ssrrausut of
tHrere Wilma 90 ale e5sssmms ! eunssr % eufi.
ron. Ia ies bar rrrssi btis m~rrfrIiss bsItrtsenss
araff THfneer Siirios lmss en- Rsfsrb AZ 90 Gro
rent permanent iHrereil os snIsr at siss Int sset.
pi 10 ~ aae, ieni liesr al aifbma. zG1ina. eatarrh.
trrnif % Rtrpeipehciams, lenss esHne Cplfriri paa
arH. JrsHli suer GHadR. mee fHlp Aupisaiaa isr
9iitsEesHins o. xrns. eenses pr. gea. sens
Srtp rnfe 6ttmeis Ca Manner poa bette Blse hi
U. 4. Rppes, 81 popug ege6, Re1eaes, n. y.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
NerpSs 90 irritabel.
Vesrnsma e. nSmroeriie for
ifrantenoc animoer.
em imuf Mi6isam'g ise isnoer fin
Eat til 3r. 6artman.

Drills Celia Darlington, 3o3 Secunb
aueHus, Detroit, Ridt, f~tripsr:
"Sprffelie bar Itafet mig maree
Madnsoers 9ioelier | nit 2ip. geo
s~iiscesIssbcb paabros leg mig for to
War iioeu en- olUOriis 5prtpislis, berrun.
UifIece fig til 9atarrb os aluorlistbGms
meSe 9eseuists rssulare 5uuttiOn os
siDrSs mig neruss os irritabsl. Seq be-
gpHote at tnse Rerunn Os ianbt bertsn
~truiuit Si9lpsr, oa ben berisebs NIT Blob
% itprters belle Spifemst. Seq sr MI
ucrn Smsrter Os er aItio ran. Seq an.
beialer upristist Reruua ION en- paalibs.
Zig Wsoicin.
1sruna timber oisie Rpinoer>en bur-
os paris aur. 1ufinSer poa In.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
Trngt6ar SsrsbnRe.

Der aisr nItIass Sorobrus poert inebrin.
geuoe o. i9tter eunoer orittig peano titano
I'll at unosrboloe en- Samtlie pda iaa Tibet
.aano iom 40 Nerss. Ter gtpes utsieiis tngeu
anoeu Gan / 2anoet, huor en- genno meo
imad RtOler | tort lib tan Tinbr its ct lad
soot Diem o. rigsliSt uotomme ieu Der.
Sc pigttsite aplirser er; Raisiorn 40 a
so Buibels Or. Asre, 8interhusoe Is q s5
Buibslsl. gotster $50 a ESQ Buibeisl.
8iRmpetlppsr 2 a 4 5oH) iorubsn mango
Slags 6ruster % Bar iamt S~apeiastr, Der
%aiiaittr Npliraer oRro tuottl Here huuoreoe
collars pr. dcrF.
Gnbpsr Of bette Slaes sGltrr. iom life
aIIereoe eier en- Sarm. baree benpttt oenne
anlsonina III at lire fig Ct emile 9aHo.
mems 4rileu sr bilig. nsntltg 8 til 10 Doh.
pr Here; tbi on upgIe adr ul bette Yane
toite so q IS 3ou. pr. Acre. Re I~fauoina1tfie
General ssHier. yetsriou 4 SbuIfou,
50 1earbgru 2trrtt. Ghirago, bar arrange
ret billtge grinriioHsr ira Chicago (s4.00
irsm Og ltIbassl busr Rancuss Gttsu.
On Sua, lH~psbolosuoe en- paalioeIis BE,
af osuns irustbars Gsu. iuass irit
mso Roittn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

timber al 8ionssbpre
berom mcotases at
or. Sdrtman buert
aar. 3st sObe, iom
Rsruua bar uorettet |
benue slass IiHal.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
2ano aabs
net for


tie SuoIanSshaoe. nsmlls GATE Rihigau,
gate Superior os Gate Surou. ct laaenoe
StpiS pad Btnterilimatets Rtlobeo er ben
aieuos9iermrs. at 5rugtaul (iaaiom Gerffes
uer (peaches), SGrsr, 2Sbler olp) oriues
neo Selo og paa mango Steoer efter nor
Rnuleitot liss Ill SdluBsus Rorosuoe -
5rugta ,sr, Der anosiiteos iun triues mango
huuore0e DBL lGnasre Sub. 9nolanoshd.
oenss R1rbeo 9igr TIE aleue Siimdtet for
bolosois ieuHt hele aarst, men iorsser %
~iurosler ugiaa Rtsnm9ngeeh iaa at Der |
0eune Gan ioretuuimer
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
&idiaaus eaIugrns allmat

er belt ipritisnigt ira atimatet I StaisrHe
uslteufor. teet g:ntrsne er langt miloere o.
Somrsue msgsi tiDlisere. uoen be pIuoielise
8eiripraRormesr Der CT iGregne Tor De pc
9noilp:rns lisgenOs Siaies. lsluiplges
Tia uoen 8iiSSaroer. 9ptIousr OF Iornaorsr.
Eette Itploes osu Cmtruoigbeo, at SaluPen
or omriHget (pGa tire Sioerj al Ysroens itgr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
YsrnHa
ben enefe
Ratarrb'
Souic.

Der, fan nsppe poerouroeres.
Gerunas fore 8upulartiet iou ct Ra'
tarrb'Ribbsl bar iriiist mango Rsnus.
Her III at imttere 8sruHa. On Def
Rausbe iadfalote aatarrb'Miblsr %
futarrbdIifs 1oHics finbss / mango pps
tsisr. elsie NiSIsr Fan aputstsreu
srbperue mcset btuissre enb gsrunu.
gcruna iaass fun til ems gris, os iussn
Spoteisr fan iao ben en- Gent biIissrs.
Saalsbes bar Del iis, at Gputsfers iri'
itss til at e%rItatte 9eruua meo bilise
GiterIisuiuser al Bsruna. 3stts fer
uoen Tpif buer Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
gutrfru Tsrfe tnu cbribsmmdIer.

5pruoen be tore flimntife 6oroefe on
gsuens bsloiee Bsltsssnbeo mar be pietisits
Wurieosptapie I 2anoet, buormeo ben ifaar
| orrct,e S~prbinoelie meo 7ampitibe (160
g9il fra Gbieaso) % Sernbdusr, fuoss Der
en- mRrtpHrpto
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07
Mcres
Bua ben ipOlisr MitisaHsS aluu.
eanb, Der aifaher 40 a 80 9uibsIsWgais,
fern, Pa a rs suibsIS Apses, $50 a25O
SlihsIs pptsisr suct 9 q 4 Ton aigmI
pefIspsr pr. acre, fan Hu iaaes
ior5aiO 7oa. pr. Nere.
SripsIise ifaubiuapife Ssttlsmcuier
Smegusu.

On tor Del al ben | iItmatiif o. iommcr.
ejei Senirenoe iad beIoiat beligaenoe inoIige
Wiidltgan' Salpg bar ttoiieere uarst afipGrs
ret Tor Ssitlere paa @runo at De tore gpu.
% RaaIetrR Itoge. bpormeo Sauoet bar orret
bsporet. % Tom Girrne igrit / be isusgs War
bar fnnoet bet foroeIagttgt at rpooe pRt.
5or at pIgre otsIe irHgtbdrs % III iaa 9oot
Tom iuloitRHotgt rpooe6c 2anoitrTiHinger
let tilgtgngeltgs for Settlere. er ct Seliiab
at @ooseiere o. Sernbansbeitprsre birpeH
oannet lHoer Raonet Michigan Land As
ISOLATION, Der I tori lib bar grunbiaa,
SeitlemsHtrr Of 6tulRHoere. Bgpmere Oh
ameritauItsfpote ~Brgore" / WlantItee Co.,
huor Der allersbe igr faHDtes ilere imna nor.
lts. oouIEe, ipsnite Oa rulIte Settlemeuter
On fprrs eannRrGfuing ! bet ttliipoenoe
Gountp ign6tHfor, nemlig D(atoH Co.. boor
Der osiao iiupss mango iianoiHdptfie Settltre,
sr al Seiliupei bitret reieIoeret for et noc'
Iutienoe uorit Settlement. 9e,ts 9ouutp
lager peb Cafe Nlihtgan. og gouutpiRpei.
2uotngtpn 10000 SuobpagereL bar en- al
BE- uigttsiis Saune uto bette Suolauosbap.
RRuRte Manufacturing lager iRoer 10 q IS
vii fra 2notuaion % irpoiss al 10 SoOeos
baner, Ell moo On og en- MOB Cub.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-07

Sms De life burist ppraar tHirosfiasube ReuItahr fra Sruseu al Teuno
ia" lru frur iii Or Sartman % iOrtar ubimist 8eres 1itfrIbe, % ban rl
@aSe 9pe Gem fit prroHuos Raab gratis.
Mbresie: Or Sartman. grri6snt al Ihe Sartmon sanhartun. columbus. o.
The independent., 1903-11-26
DR.. Shops Restorative
A Month on Trial.

Twill absolutely stand all the cost II 1t falls.
Ifyou say, ut did not help me-" that ends II az
Tar as cost to you Is concerned. Do you under
stand meg am telling IL as plainly, as clearly
M ! can. ] want you TO know absolutely and
without doubt that this offer Is made on honor
have the prescript n that cures. NY only
problem Il to convince You that Dr. shoop's
Restorative win cure--is an uncommon remedy.
A common remedy could not stand the test Tx
this. II would bankrupt the physician making
the offer. And ! am succeeding everywhere
Thousands are accepting my offer and only one
IN each forty writes me that my remedy failed.
Just think ofit ~ out Of 20 ge, well and these
are difficult cases. too. And The fortleih has
nothing Ia pay That n record am proud Of
N h wrong 10 stay sick whena chance like this
" open. lfweiI you should tell nther who are
sick. OF my Offer Don't let slck ffleud stay
sick because he knows nos ofmy Offer. Tell him,
Get my book foF him. DO your duty. You may
be sick yourself sometime. sick people need
help. They appreciate sympalhy aud aid Toll
me of snms sick friend. Let mo cure him
Then Ne win show 10 both Of us his gratitude.
Vow reward will BE- his gratitude Send Coz The
book new.
DO moi delay.
The independent., 1903-11-26
NEWS.OF THE WEEK.
Weekly Resun 4 the Really New by

What it costs the people to submit
to the private ownership of railroads
is shown by the action recently taken
by the citizens of New York. They
have voted to tax themselves $780,
100000 to enlarge a canal for the ex-
press purpose Of keeping down freight
rates between Buffalo and New York
city.
Senator Dietrich returned from
Washington early in the week. His
first visit in Omaha was paid to the
law Offices of Greene, Breckenridge &
kinsler in the New York Life build
Ing, where he was closeted with Mr..
Greene for the greater portion OF the
forenoon. When he came out an an
nOuncement was made to the newSpa-
per men that Mr.. Greene had been
see Mr.. Rosewater with whom he re-
mained until 1:30 o'clock. He then
went to the Burlington headquarters
and was closeted for more than two
hours with General Manager Hold
rege and other officials. When he
came out of the B. & NJ headquarters
ne denied that Mr.. Greene had been
retained. 1t seems that the b. & M.
had taken the matter In charge. Diet
rich says that he Is bound to have
trial right away. United States At
torney Summers has been to Wash
ington and came back with the word
that he was to go ahead with the
prosecution. A story is also current
that Judge Munger will be induced to
step aside and that some other Judge,
perhaps Mcpherson of Iowa, will be
brought over to try the case.
There has been great deal of talk
about business interests and "bus-
mess methods in politics, for the last
few years Dietrich undertook to do
that sort of thing and it does not
seem to rebound to his glory. Busi-
ness is always conducted for profit.
That has, 1t seems, been Dietrich's
method in exercising the functions OF
his Office.
The presidents effort to pass the
Cuban reciprocity treaty at an ex-
ira session called for that purpose
has been failure. The senate re-
solved to pass It over to the regular
session and take vote on it on De-
cember 16.
The standing that the heavenly
twins have in the senate is shown
by the committee appointments that
they have been given. Millard is
made chairman of the committee on
the Potomac flats and Dietrich on the
The independent., 1903-11-26
LET YOUR STOMACH HAVE ITS
OWN WAY.
Do Not Try to Drive and Force it to Work
When it Is Not Able or You Will Suffer
AuAa ~. -

M r All the More ns
You cannot treat your stomach as
scme men treat a balky horse; force.
drive or even starve' it into doing
work at which it rebels. The stom-
ach is a patient and faithful servant
and will stand much abuse and ill
II eatment before it "ba,ks,' but when
1t does you had better 60 slow with
it and not attempt to make it work.
Some people have the mistaken idea
that they can make their stomachs
work by starving themselves. They
might cure the stomach that way, but
it would take SO long that they would
hive no use for a stomach when they
got through. The sensibls way out of
the difficulty is to let the stomach rest
If 1t wants to and employ a substitute
tt. do its work.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do
the work Of your stomach for you and
digest your food just as your stomach
used to when 1t was we'll. You can
prove this by putting your food in
glass jar with one Of the tablets and
sufficient water and you will see the
food digested in just the same time
as the digestive fluids of the stomach
would do it. Tlat will satisfy your
mind Now, to satisfy both your mind
and body take one of Stuart's Dys-
Eepsia Tablets after eating-eat all and
what you want--and you will feel in
your mind that your food is being di-s
eested because you will feel no dis
tprbance or weight In. your stomach,
IL fact, you will forget a about hav-
irg stomach Just as you did when
you were a lealthy boy or girl
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act in a
natural way because they contain
cnly the natural elements of the gas
tic juices and other digestive fluids
Of the stomach 1t makes, no differ
cnce what condition the stomach is
in, they go right ahead of their own
accord and do their work. They know
tEeir business and surrounding con-
dltions do not influence them in he
least. They thus relieve the weak
stomach of all its burdens AMI give it
its much needed rest and permit it to
become strong and healthy.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at so cents a box.
They are so well known and their
popularity is SO great that druggist
would as SCOT think of being out Of
alcohol or quinine. In fact, physicians
are prescribing them all over the land
and if your own doctor is real honest
with you, he will tell you. frankly
that there is nothing on earth SO good
for dyspepsia as Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. Il
The independent., 1903-11-26
Get Ny Book, if Sick.
Don't Send a Penny.
Don't send a penny.

Don't send penny.
Just wait until you see what can do.
Let me take the risk. Let me prove up FIRST
what DIR. shoop's Restorative can do. The Re-
storative will gain your friendship, your en-
dorsement, If you test 1t. And for whole
month you can use II without the slightest risk.
win tell you ofa druggist near you who will
furnish six bottles of
The independent., 1903-11-26

ine the cause of the outbreak among
the Moros has led some to think that
the fighting has been engaged in to
further Woods chances Of confirma-,
tlon by the senate.
A sheriff down in Indiana got the
better of a railroad in a strange way.
Two men were injured on the Penn
sylvania road and obtained judgments
which the road refused to pay and
told the sheriff to go ahead and levy
on the property. The sheriff waited
by bank until the paymaster came
out with $4,000 in a satchel. He
took the satchel, counted out the
amount of the judgments and costs,
paid it over to the court and handed
the rest back to the paymaster.
The state of Colorado has moro
strikes on hand than its militia force
can look after, and the promise of
trouble growing out of the additional
coal strike has led Governor Peabody
to ask for the help of federal troops
which have been promised by the
president ii their prcgence proves
necessary. The fact is that tho whole
state of Colorado is In condition OF
semi-anarchy caused by the bad gov
ernment given by the republican party
since II captured the state. The re-
publican legislature refused to pass an
eight-h0ur law In occupations that
were dangerous 10 life and health as
required by the constitutional amends
ment which was adopted by an oyor-
whelmlng vote. The state has had It's
whole militia force In the field most OF
the time for months and matters grow
worse nll the time. The fact that tho
will OF the majority has been set aside
and an attempt made To govern by
officers owned body aud soul by tho
corporations. has produced u very bad
state OF feeling all over that region.
There has been reduction i'm wages
OF from 10 10 20 per cent all over the
eastern states. Tho operatives In the
textile milla. In steel and iron and
shoe manufacturing establishments
have submitted 10 the reduction with
out strlkea Meantime the cost of lIv.
Ing remains very high. All trust ar
The independent., 1903-11-26

Mid eaAea. not chronic. are often enrvt with
sne of toe bottles. Al druggists.
The independent., 1903-11-26

The war Is over-in the Philippines.
There has been some heavy fighting
during the week. Perhaps II IN only
numbering for the dispatches say
that there have been 800 Moros killed
and only three Of the American army
wounded, What II II all about no one
IN this country knows. General Wood,
whose nomination 20 be n major gem
eral the president recently sent IN tho
senate, the confirmation of which In
held up while his career In Cuba la
being Investigated. n IN command.
The want OF any information CONCERN
The independent., 1903-11-26

The total government deposits In
the national banks at this time In
N16.li7.bas. That In n pretty SUN
for the bankers To he drawing inter-
est on after n has been taxed out OF
the people, II Ii the national bank
crs graft aud no one proposes 10 In
terfere with II.
The independent., 1903-11-26

IN the cause of the outbreak among
the Moros has led some to think that
the fighting has been engaged in to
further Woods chances Of confirma-
Jlon by the senate.
The independent., 1903-11-26

The standing that the heavenly
twins have in the senate is shown
by the committee appointments that
they have been given. Millard is
made chairman of the committee on
the Potomac flats and Dietrich on the
The independent., 1903-11-26

Miss F'loy Gilmore. an Indiana wo-
man. has been appointed assistant at
torney general OF the Philippines. She
is a graduate OF Ann Arbor and was
admitted 10 the bar there.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

leading part In trying 10 defeat his
projects. II has been reported that
scenes OF extraordinary bitterness have
occurred in the Council Chamber it.
self. The reactionaries denounced de
Witt as Socialist. a Communist, a
revolutionary, because he Insisted that
Russia must cease tagging behind in
the race Of civilization aud progress.
The War Party" was perhaps more
bitterl. antagonistic To him than any
other faction, for he on more than
once occasion convinced the Car that
Russia was absolutely forced 10 live
at peace with her neighbors. since she
had not the means 20 carry on war.
1t has even been said that had il not
been for De Witte's counsels Russia
and japan would have been at war
over their differences before to-day.
NJ. de Witte has passed nearly half
his life in obscurity. He spent some
years AZ the University OF Odessa.
When hc left Odessa he obtained a
post in the State Railway Department.
becoming an emplOye at an insigniH-
ton master and bOOkkeoDer.
II is said that e was the war with
Turkey which gave him his chance.
His chiefs in tlc railway department
lost their heads completely under the
strain of Transporting troops TO the
front. De Witte quietly did what his
Superio-s ought TO have done. work
ing out various schemes for the trans
portation OF troops into Turkey. This
proof OF forethought created sensa-
ton In official circles When the war
was at an end his reputation had been
made
Since 1878 de Whites promotion has
been rapid. In 1879 he was summoned
to st. Petersburg to take part I'm the
work Of the great Railway Commis-
sion. and II was be who drew up for
the commissioners their report. He
was then appointed director Of the
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

recognizing them. He declared that,
the evcr-recurr.ng deacit was "lutol
erable." and nc proceeded first 20 r.
form the monetary system. then 10 ~
organize the system of taxation. and
then to negotiate the commercial ,rca
ties by which RuSSia's foreign trade
was greatly Increased. lie encouraged
the Introduction ot capital from
France. d.l everything possible 20 Is.
tablish new enterprises. and imported
machinery where the Russians were
not able 10 make 1.-THE Commercial
Advertiser.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

lanchcS can be formed when one con.
siders that the snow masses coming
down are sometimes two miles IN
length ana from forty TO fifty feet
deep.
In order TO protect the little isolated
mountain dwellings and Alpine
churches against those accidents, the
Inhabitants OF the lncnaced districts
have constructed triangular safety fore
parts on one side OF the buildings, ms
in the case of the little church shown
In our Illustration.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

Southwestern Railway and later chief
Of the state Railway Department In
1892 be became Minister Of Commu.
nlcatlons. and in the following year be
took VI. wyschnezradsky's place ss
Finance Minister.
Immediately after ne became head
OF the finances Of the empire ". De
wltte began the work Of completely
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23
Protection From
AvalanCi l. c 8
Snow Guards Surround Houses in
kcnaced District.

Du.ng the present year some terri
Bic avalanches destroyed large tracts
q. fertile fields in the Engadin Va
Icy. \ State coach, connecting Dayo'
ana ste. Maurice. was surprised by On,
o. these awful snow drifts. killing IN
Stantly the position ana TN rNsScn
gers. IL was only four months atte
HE accident that the bod.Js of these
uufortunatcs were recovered. An idea
OF the formidable size of such ava
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23
Rome's Missing Lady"

Rome has its mysterious missing
'ady' as well ms London. The woman
in question was dining with some
friends at restaurant. When she left
she forgot her coat and returned To the
restaurant To get il, her friends remain
.ng but short distance away. She
was not seen or heard of again. The
restaurant keeper asserts that she got
her coat and rejoiucd her friends, but
they assert that she never came out Of
the place. At last accounts she had
not been found nor the mystery solved,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23
The Emperor of Japan.

With Japan Confident that she can
whip Russia. the Cars empire equal
~ confident OF hey ability 10 destroy
her little rival, and with HuSSia's pc.
cullar conduct ot The Manchurlau ditli.
Guilty 2s moving cause. IL is not sur.
pris!ng that the press should bc filled
from time 10 time with reports that
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

war between these two powers is i'm.
mincnt Yet there are 50 many rea-
sons why war would be disastrous TO
both nations that conservative obscrv-
crs do not look for actual hostilities
in the near future. The careful men
on both sides would naturally do all
In their power 10 prevent such an is
sue, and not the least Of them the EN-.
peror OF Japan. who is regarded as n
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23
Asricuiturs In Alasl,n.

c. / Dietrich. United States Senator
from Nebraska. and 4 member OF the Sen.
ate Committee on Pubic Lands. has re-.
turned from a f)ug months visit 20 Alaska
10 hmillarize himself with conditions
there Ilo does not attach much impor.
tancc ~ the glowing rep)rts oi Alaska's
agricultural possblitics lie says the
many thousands of dollars expended at the
Government agricultural experiment sta.
tion at Sitkl have not established any
facts that have not been known for fifty
years
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

J q Hood, Justice OF the Peace, Crosby
Miss, makes the following statement II
tan certify that One Minute Cough Cur,
will do ell that is claimed for II. My wife
could not get her breath and the frat doss
u II relieved her. II has also benefited
my whole family" II acts immediatel,
and cures coughs, colds, Group, grippe,
bronchitis, asthma and all throat and lung
troubles T. X. Parker. OlneyvIlle, Cen.
terdale Pharmacy, Centerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23
Eating rr.scrva,ives Again.

The table class oi D. Wicy. Chief oi
the Bureau oi Chemistry of the Agricutu
raj Department. Washington composed
Of twe.ve young men selected for the pur
pose of testing the effect Di s.icybc acid
and other preteryntives on food have be.
gun the second experiment of the series
The experiment will continue for eight
months ~ which time the men will be
boarded az the expense Of the Government.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

of Ss.OCO.COO has entered his fathers
IroL foundry az Ansonia. Conn. az a
tOolmaker's apprentice lie j. work
ing ten hours day ~ grindstone
learning bow 10 sharpen tools for the
machinists. The position Of tOOimak.
er's apprentice IL the lowest of 1909
In the foundry. and the wages srs 81
week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

Mrs. Catherine Finchout died at Lite
Fslls. y Y recently, aged lp2 ycars She
was born m HerkImcr County, and had
never been ten miles from her birthplace
She celebrated her one hYn1redth birthday
~ dancing
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

Germans eat the most Irish potatoes.
the annual consumption being over
40.OcO.OOo tons.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

man Of the highest craftsmanship and
loftiest patriotism.
Mutsunito. l2ist Emperor OF Japan.
was born November 2. 1852. and sue
ceeded his father February -. 1861.
He Is tall for his race, OF dark com
plexlon. possessing fine open features
and a high forehead.
At Four Dollar Week.
4 young man named Farrell. n grad
uate Of Yale and the heir 90 a fortune
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23

\ new type Of war balloon has lately
been experimental with In the artillery