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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
III CORPORATION COURT.

In the corporation court. Judge l. lis
C. Barley presiding, demurrer was sus-
tanned and fifteen days leave granted to
amend in the case Of Augustus Davis
jr.. ct al vs.. NJ 4. Winter Company.
suit for breach Of contract
In the clerks Office Of the corporation
court yesterday a deed was placed on
record conveying by W. G. Wibert eX-
ecutOr of F. r. Corbett. TO H. Bladder.
the house and lot at the northeast cor
Her OF King and Fairfax Streets. the old
Ramsay property. The consideration
named in the deed was 1850
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
MANY ENGINES ASSEMBLE
TO PUT OUT SMALL FIRE

Damage by fire amounting 10 $500 was
occasioued nj Mary Champions home.
1910 samson Street northwest. about
] o'clock this morning The fire was
caused by the explosion of coal oil
stove. An alarm was turned in from
box ->a and several engine and truck
companies were quickly upon the scene.
but only one engine went into service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
MEAT FOR DIET SQUAD.

For the first time in six months the
soldiers detailed for Prof Chittenden's
dietary experiment at Yale had meat n
week ago last Monday The expert
ments are 10 be discontinued April l.
when the squad will be taken 10 the St
Louis Exposition While there accounts
Of the experiments Will be published.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Lake. Of Portsmouth. is visiting
friends iu Alexandria.
Miss Fisher. Of Warrenton, who has
been visiting friends at BraddOck
Heights. has returned 10 her home
Mr.. ana Mrs. @. :. French have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
RECEPTION OF PASTOR

Epworth League last night held a re.
cepuOn in honor Of the Rev J. p
stump. upon his being returned TO thg
passionate Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, for another year. +. J.
Pollard made the address Of welcome
which was responded TO by the Rev
Mr. Stump. A large number of persons
" ere present. and extended COngratula-
uOus TO their pastor
4 musical program was rendered.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
TRUST COMPANY WILL OPEN.

The Virginia Trust and Savings Cor
pOrauOu VIII open for business at the
northwest corner of King and Fairfax
Streets next Monday morning. The
building at that corner has been fitted
mp in modern style, and has every con-
venience for banking business l. &.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
WILL ADDRESS MEETING.

Percy :. Foster, of Washington. viii
address "a meeting of the Society for the
Organization Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. which will be held at
the Second Presbyterian Church tOmOE-
row afternoon. Mr. Foster will take
as mis- subject 'Walkstaudsit."
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Whsn You Want = Cur
o, anything Joyce Engraving Co. Star sie

Want advertisements and subscription
for the Evening and Sunday Times Wi.
~ received al any or the fO4OWlu-.
Sra inches II regular office rates: Library
PHARMACY. % st. and Pa. ave. So. Wal
Ham c. Gcutner. cor 18th and
- NV; l. French Simpson, cor. III
ST.. Rhode Island ave. and j II. NV
- Armstrong, COR 9Th and II SIS
n. Charles II Blumer. North .CaDlto.
and n SIS. ne. y. A. VelJcn. 10Th and M
ete. NV; II. A. Yates. nc. cor. eth and s..
Sc NV: Ouigley's Pharmacy, 2lst and q.
etg NV; O'Douneu Drug Co. 9Th auc
g SITS. Sc W II. Clarke, l2ly ga ST. NV.
Dodge & P0rtmau cor. 18th and l. SIS
NV. S. Sacks cor. sta ana + SIS NV.
n . Butts. cor. 18th and Mass ave. uW
z Fl Downs. I'd and j. SITS. re.
AnaC1sLia - Bury's Pharmacy, Cugucg
Monroe and Jefferson SIS.
Petworth-JohnsonD Drug Co.. 5sJI Nea
Hampshire Ave
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OFFICERS OF IRON WORKS.

The stockholders Of the Alexandria
Iron Works have elected the following
officers.
J. r. y. Curtin. president. Calvin
Butts. vice president, a. Sidney Mankin.
secretary and treasurer. r. Frank Butts
and Charles r. Butts. with the officers,
constitute the board Of directors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
QUEENS DREAM
CAST REHEARSES
Extensive Preparations for
Second Performance.
PRESIDENT WILL BE PRESENT
Calve viii Sing SOlO-BarOness Hen.
gelmuller Win Perso1ate SalOme
in the TableauZ.

To make Mondays performance of
THE Dream OF Queen Elizabeth GAS sue
cessfuI ass that which occupied The center
or Washington events last Tuesday
Airs. Barney mas not ceased 10 rehearsr
the cast. and the next performance Will
De even smoother than the first
President Roosevelt has been so touch
ga with the object for which the per-
Torrance is Eiveu-to benefit The widows
and orphans of the sailors VINO lost their
lives ou the Nissouri-tnat he Will att
tend the performance on Monday after
noon. and Anne. Calve viii Dee specta-
tor ana viii add TO the program with her
wonderful voice
Picture Of SalOme.
Baroness Hengclmuuer. wife of the
Austrian Ambassador. viii take the part
OF Salome I'm the tableaux. and there
viii be few other changes IN the cast.
The Marine Band Will give the musical
program.
An who anticipate attending the per
Torrance are requested 10 be III their
SEATS promptly at 4.l5 o'clock, as the
theatcr viii be occupied i'm the even
ms by the Performance of Eugene
E-air
Rehearsing Daily.
Society people who Eorm the large
cast are entering enthusiastically into
the second Performance feeling quit
like professionals 10y this time. as
they put it, The prominent pa
tronesses are interesting themselves
in behalf OF the performance and ATS
worthy object. and the seats viii all ie
filled. Many OF the society women gave
mp their seats at last Tuesdays pei
f1lmance. that they might be resold,
and win have their nrsJ cOmtOrtabl"
view of the play on Monday. Tapes
tries and stage settings bcntung the
cay.
The patrCncsses include all the wome1
OF the diplomatic, Cabinet. and Su-
IL -me Court circle. and number of
prominent women in private life.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-16
QUIETLY MARRIED.

Reginald Clarkson ana Lillian Under
wood were quietly married at the par
sOnage Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church last Wednesday night The Rev.
J. a. letters, the pastor. Otticiated.
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Charles P. SWEET, Successor

70 SWEET q Co. stauouers. CJ3 -th ST. NV.
has removed 20 the large and modern
store Sl3 j. 81. NV.
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For Fresh Grass and Flower Seeds
20 o. Schmid's. az 18th 81.
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~ Munich PIocegs 81 B.ewing

Lanterns. 25c doz.. napkins. plates. etc.
GOuld's.
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IS recognized as the best. Nat Cap
Brew. Co.'S ''AluruCheusr'' is the 8ur
American beer br-weJ like Munich
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ConuCiSseurs delight iu it, Physicians
iudCUse il. IL contains every quality
that's pleasing and LeaILuluI Hence !Ls
popularity as home tonic Order
some VIM. Cannon. 1851 -Ll. Phone
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Reisingers Strawberry Ice Cream Is

MADE from fresh Strawberries. Try u
8 gal. soc l4gaL Z55 q 81. Phone r. So
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LOCAL MENTION.

Federal Seal ar O.Reefe-s. sJ4 Pa. ave.
TwO-Burner Gas Range, I6-inch Oven.
$3.50. A. Ebery's Sons. us 9Th nvy.
Ask for Federal Seal
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list az advertised letters ic-
manning in the Washington, -. c.. Postofice
saturday, April l6. 1905
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
should call faU Advertised Letters
u not called for within two t2l weeks they
VIII be sent Co the Dead Letter Office.
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I BrlTtU, Mrs T. -
| Boone, Cora
[ Borns. Mrs Harriet
Bosbey, Mrs Elsie
l Bourke. Miss Pauline
| Bowen. Miss J. NJ
I Bowers, Miss Leila :
/ ROwser. Mrs BERTHE
buchanan, Mrs Tula
( Burholder. Mrs J II
! Buruap. Mrs Harriet 2
/ Burns, Miss J. 3
/ Burrows. Miss n 2
Branch, Miss Mamie G
/ Branckman, Miss Nam
! Brandt, Mrs Martin
I Bruce. Mrs Chas
Brent, Mrs Annie B
| Brewer. Mrs Jn0 "
Brice. Miss Nellie
/ BriscDe, Miss Fannie
! Brooks. Miss End
I Brown. Miss Anna
I Brown. Miss Daisy
[ Brown. Miss Elizabeth
| Brown. Miss g.
| Brown. Ms Joe
| Brown. Mrs Louise
/ Brown. Mrs Margaret
/ Brown. Miss Matte
| Brown, Miss Sadie
/ Brown. Miss Sarah
! Brown. Miss Susie
Z Brown. Mrs q +
! Browne, Miss Virginia q
I browne. slrs G. Edwin
/ Bryan, Mrs ; NJ
! Caldwell, Miss Jennie
/ Caldwell. Miss Lima
! Carr, Mrs Jno II
/ Carroll, Mrs J B
! Garter, Mrs Ev,iua
| Carter. Mrs JAS T
| Garter. Susan
| Garter. Mrs " II
] Cater, Miss Dicie
I Chauibly. Miss Edith
! Chase. Mrs Geo n
/ Chase. Miss Lucy
/ Chesuncy. Miss &
/ Church. Miss Dora
/ Clark. Mss Margaret
{ Cobb. Miss Carrie
| Cobb. Mrs ]
! ColnOu. Miss Anna J.
| Coleman, Mrs G.
! Coleman. Mrs r
/ Coles. Mrs Sarah
| Col!etOu. Miss Eleanor
n
| Collins. Miss n "
| Collins. Miss Mabel y
/ Conner. Mrs Minnie
I Conroad. Mrs. Gather
inc
1 Cook. Miss I 4
/ Cooper, Mrs j
I Cooper. Miss Sarah
I Cooper. Miss 4 G
COpelin. Miss r q
Copper, Miss Alice
Copper. Miss lara
Crutchfeld. Miss Annie
Culver. Miss Anna
Cunningham. Miss Cecil
Clshman. Mrs + +
Damn. Mrs Frank
Dayir. Mrs Annie
Davis. Mrs Dorothy
Davis, Miss Edna
Davis. Miss Mary z
Davis. Mrs : =
Dawes. Mrs ] :
Davenport, Mrs RhodI
DENTS. Miss Mary
De Otte. Mrs ]. + y
Dictator. Miss +
Dickson. Miss Marian
Dickinson, Miss Eva
Dicberson. Miss Fannie
Dickerson, Miss FauniD
II
Dickson. Mrs Mary
DinSman. Fannie T.
Donaldson. Mrs Lizzie
Hona2hy, Mrs " "
Douglas. Miss Mag
Durk. Miss Ruth
Dughin. Miss Katie
Dunek. Miss ] b
Durham. Mrs J J
Dyer. Mrs jamie
Dykemau, Mrs } IT
Eddy. AIRS Lloyd & t2D
Eglc-tou. Mrs NJ +
Eyin. Nrs Stllie
Ellis. Miss Mary
EmIeu, Mrs q
Ehcaru, Miss Katie
EuStiS. Miss
Evans. Mrs F
Evans, Mrs Harriet 4
Evcns. Mrs Ida
Fgrlcy, Miss Annie
Favell. Miss A +
Fennick. Mrs ! B
Ferguson. Mrs Kate CD
Fisher Mrs Esther
Fitzgerald, Mrs p
Fitzgerald. Mrs Mary
Fitzgerald. Miss Mary
El,.yriDy Mrs AfsrgIret
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Ford Mis- Nav
Forest Mis- Mimi.
r.rtbpu. MIS- Reb-c,3
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rosrer \lrs
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TresuaD Ms Annie
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G~1nw,y lydia
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S,-rfpar Mis-
Garrison Mr. n
CTrnsrt Mis- Fsrba
C.,vars Nrs jewellers
CoF Mis- AuraltY
GoidshoroIgb NJ r
Garden Nfrs IosenhiDp
Gordon Miss Mar,
Crzffsu Mrs Alicr y
GrgH Mrs Isvs b
Graham Mis- Marie
GRAY Mr., Iaur, NJ
Grah5tad Mrs SigrfI
Green Mrs Acme
Green Mis- Ami.
Green Mrs Anon
Green. Mrs Irene
Green. Miss IGttfe I
Green. Miss Nlaly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08
MODERN EDUCATION
Views of the President of
Chicago University.
CLASSICAL STUDIES
NEED OF BETTER FACILITIES FOR
SCIENCE COURSES.
What the College of the Future
Should Be-Suggestions
for Millionaires.
CLASSICAL STUDIES

Copyright, 1904 by Frank G. Carpenter)
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
CHICAGO.
1t was at the Union Club here that
met DR.. William r. Harper, president
of the University of Chicago, and chatted
with him about the twentieth century col
lege. DIR. Harper is at the head of our
modern educators. He is the president of
the youngest and most aggressive of our
universities. an institution which within
less than dozen years has acquired an
endowment of eleven million dollars, which
has thousands of students from every part
OF the United States and which has made
itself felt in almost every part of the edu-
catiOnal world.
DIR. Harper is type of the strenuous
ness of our modern times. He was only
thirty-tive years old when he became presi-
dent of the Chicago University. He was
only fourteen when he graduated from the
Muskingum College, and only nineteen
when he took his degree of doctor of phi
loSophy at Yale. He was made a DID. by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08

Is quite evident for example, that coeduca-
tion In a college of 100 or 100 students in a
small town is something different from CO.
education In city of a million or two mil
lion inhabitants. Moreover, coeducation In
college work Is something different from
coeducation in professional and graduate
work. The principle itself is already es-
tablished, and every decade will see it more
generally recognized. Its application will
in large measure be determined by the I'M
mediate situation of the institution con-
cerned. FRANK G. CARPENTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08
Carnegie's $4,000, 900 Institute


Tell me something about the Carnegie In
stitute, Doctor Harper
The Carnegie Institute is doing a spIen-
did work in cooperating with the colleges
ana universities in encoura ging research. 4"
was the reply. 1T is understood that the
coAeges GO not reduce the amount of their
expenditures through any assistance rem
dereQ by the Carnegie fund. On the other
manu. strong men who have the talent for
research are thus encouraged to do vain
apie work 1t Is to be hoped that as the
arrangements of the Carnegie Institute are
more defnitely planned the results will be-
Stantial." Ill "oo
This is the day of organizations. doctor
When the big businesses are swallowing M
the little ones. Will the time come when
our large educational institutions will sWaI-
low up the colleges and academies?''
Inc large institutions will never swallow
the smaller ones,' replied Dr. Harper
NAT we need today, is not a fewer num-
city OF 10000 people should have a college
for itself and the, community immediately
surrounding it, and I predict that in the
years 10 come the number of small colleges
Will be Infinitely multiplied. There is no
disposition on the part of the large uni
versltles TO minimize the number of colleges
Indeed. our universities will flourish just in
prove their work :"
The principle Of cooperation is one
which Will sooner or later enter into col
lege development There will be a closer
association of the colleges Of denomina-
ton, or state, or q district, and a closer
relationship between such a group and the
university or universities of that section Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08
False Pretenses.
From Peck.

How was the Uncle Toms Cabin show
night before last?" asked the washing ma
chine agent
Jaw, eripes"' a trifie pessimistically re-
piled the landlord of the Pruntytovn
tavern. ION the bills they put up before
hand they had pictures of Abraham Lincoln
and Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe; neither
one of them was with the show, and it was
fraud In several other respects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08

Wimodaughsis Wednesday Club for Wom-
en- held its first meeting this week Domes-
tic science, physical training, dancing and
embroidery form the line of work to be pur-
SUED by the members this winter. Ladies
Will be welcome to attend these meetings.
which viii be continued during the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list OF advertised letters re-
naming in the Washington ID. Co. Post-ofice Sat
urday, October g. 1904
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant
should call for Advertised Letters"
If not called for within two ~ weeks they will
be sent to the Dead Letter office:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08

LADiE
Albert. Miss Mia
Alexander, Mrs J H
Alexander, Mrs Perry
Allen, Miss Clara
Ambush, Annie
Anderson, Mrs Jas Il
Anderson, Mrs NJ B
Andrews, Virginia
Archia, Mrs Fannie
Arnold, Mrs Laura
Asking, Miss Leme
Ashton, Miss Elsie
Atkinson, Miss Rose
Backus, Mrs s II
Baker, Mrs Albert
Baker, Mrs g A
Baufar, Miss Annie
Barby, Nine Renee
Barnes, Miss Ella
Barnes, Miss Gastry
Barnes, Mrs Harriet
Barnes, Miss Pearl
Bausserman, Miss Mary
Behrend, Mrs p X
Bell, Mrs Fredk ]
Bell, Miss Rosa
Bell, Miss Sarah E
Bennett, Mrs Leli
Berry, Miss Matilda
Belts, Miss Louise
Blackman, Miss Annie
BLACKWELL, Miss E
Blade, Mrs Eliza
Blair, Miss Eta
Blake, Miss Mary
Blarn, Miss Fannie
Blount, Miss Woodward
Bolts, Miss Josephine
Bowers, Mrs B
Bowers, Miss Frances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08
The Coeducation Of the Sexes.

Just one word more, DOCTOR" said I.
How about the coeducational college? Is
there not now a reaction against the edu-
cation of boys and girls in the same col
lege?'
No. AZ a fundamental principle of So
cial life coeducation will prove to be per-
manent factor. Two things, however.
should be Noted. One is that coeducation
does not always imply CONSTRUCTION. 1t
does mean equal opportunities and equal
facilities in the same institution for men
ana women. And, second that the appli-
cation of this principle will be more or less
modified by surrounding circumstances. 1t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
GYfus paa Cuba.

Guantanamo pon Cuba er afItooei
til De Joreneoe Stater iom en- aui.
itation, og fore arbeioer maa mofs.
res for at gisre ben ififfet BERTH.
Sieoet er befienot iom en- geItbuIe,
% De amerifanife MarineioIoater en-
MI an%srebne at Nerpefeber. Sntet
DsosfaIo par irbtruffet til Soc Naf,
men ntinbit 20 at M9nbene bar
en- fritiif Silftono.
4orreiponoenten tiIfsier, at set |
Sopana er alminbeIis Gale, at DC
5oreneoe Stater bill opeipe @lian.
tanamo og 5onba og tase Sabnno
iitebet. 3ette bill neppe funne lie,
% De, Tom flyer, bbob aorreiponben.
ten anferer, fan life bore Gtibmere,
men Imerifanere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Sa Souettes uofieter.

Sra Maoiion, 8is., meISes Sen
f0be @arts, OF Oct mi fer no til, at
@ubernsr Ga Solette ffaI bIi eiens
nomineret, eler at @olget mnaffe biz
falbe paa en- al bans Silb9ngere.
@itpernsren bill babe Wajoritet I
9onpentionen, men Sppoiitionen bill
babe Ioioritet I "tbe Congressional
.Repreientation", boorpeo ben fan ito.
orbeibe Hlntfor1nen % fontroaere
8elegationen til acknowledgements.
men.
Ser bar pGret Sale ON, at Sppo.
i%itionen pilbe "bolte" pna 9onpentio.
men, men bette aniees BOG for uiano'
ipnligt.
Spis 8ritppernc bier fig at itaa
noaenIunbe Iige, bill Here 9onteIts
bli Sslgen, inoIeoes rimeIigois /
Cane, Wifipmifee. Dodge, gait
Claire % IIblano Counter. 9egge
@rupper orbeioer iprigt og Reiulto.
tet bill rimeliepis oebbli Of bore tpiI.
iomt, inotil @ominatiouen foreligger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Snyder Settlerne.

Siemisgere | geIten, iGrlig | Ia.
fotaerne og ntab, er blet ifommelie
inpot at enbel Sirmbug.4ompanier
efter bbab be Sorenebe Staters geo.
logiIfe SpmaaIingsfonto i 8aibina.
ton meobeler. Sisfe SpinoIere 6ar
fitnbet lette Dire | De Siemisgere
iom err melt intereSieret / De forifiel-
lige itore Srrigationsproiefter, iom
Regieringen for Sioen er optaget
meb. 8 Iiitig ubar6eioebe Ipertisie.
menter paaItaar oe at babe facet I'm.
berbaanosbeifeb ON Hegierings-S Ssn.
%genisrernes Yloner, og peb at frem.
bile, boob Sc giper rb for at bore
&egieringens Starter og SpntoaIines.
ifemaer, bar oct Inffebes Dem al
MARIE mango, iom bar foreiat fla al
erbperpe 2anb paa bisie Strsg. Mob
en- @%obtgisrelie al fra $50 til 800
hor bisie Spinblere garanteret at on.
biie pebfommenbe Settlere De Ste.
Der, fom bill bIi melt begunitiget al
Srrieatipnen.
Get nGpnte &ontor | Baibinator
foriifrcr. at abiolitt intet &ontpani er
@eiibbelie al nogeniombeIIt Splps'
ming, ipm life en6oer fan erbperpe
gratis beb at umaee fig meb at ben'
benbe iig til "tbe geological Sltroep",
Wen noor Siben fommer, ba BET on
~giploenoe 2ano bill bIi oobuet for
Someiteao Gntrp. bill Snbremiriite'
rem gioe ale nsbpenbige Oplpsnin'
ger aiennem oen ofientliae Gresie
90 inotil bette. fer, err set life float
for nogen at ilaa fig neo paa bette
2du6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Bull Run.S Iaeet.

Slaeet peo Bun &,rn Den 21be
SuIi 1861 - oct fsrite | 9~oreerfri.
gen ifal MI eiterligneS. @ene.
r~aIitoben | @aibingion itSarbeioer
omfattenoe 1loner for Wansprer al
reeuIGre og WiIitSioIbater. Gen.
Gprbin fol fsre Operfommanooen,
% Ransprene ifaI finoe SteS peb
Wanasias, 3d., mellem ste og 20be
September.
Ssilprbe Sri9Smpnb bill iammen.
Iiene Waoben, bporpoo arig isrieS
Il 9egpnbelien al 60.aorene, meb
NutioenS Wetbober. 9e 9epreelier,
iom ioretoaes Of Irmeerne unoer
General See og General Eope, bill
blipe eitergicrte ina nsie iom mulig;
men Sremifribtene | almiten at ilaa
Ell Sien6e pao bill fonlme | getra9t-
ming unoer Iieisrclien al bpem Der
ieirer.
2an6ifnbet, bpor Sees % Sopes
grmeer iteote iommen er pmtrent
uioranbret, oa @eiene er uGiten De
famine. SfuepIobien for Sompen
bliuer 80 anobrotmil, iom ben bar
/ 1861. Blabieu or nj, opmaalt, %
Sngenierforpiet bill iGtte WfGrter
peo Sopebprnfterne.
$4,000 IiIitSiolboier % 1000
reallIGre ifaI Seltaae | 3ampen.
Noar acntudp u~notoges, er De ira
Stoterne siteufor 6Iooerne Ohio
oa MiSiiSiippi. Statcrne 6lorion,
Wuine, Rarplonb, Sermont, Noro'
Carolina, 8eIt @ireinio, Seras %
.Seune&ice bar erfIGret iig ptlli9e I'll
at 'eubc trooper. Sitnorcoer al
@eterouer. iom por meb rnoer Gee
oa 9ope, bar meIbt Gen. Gorbin, at
Sc oierue piI bore tilitcoe flor at
ie. boob llrgeuttcrne iii fan 9inre."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
8ruesbcf bsS.

8rpcsbcf $50. 9ri6ao6egene.
raj 90. @roeSbef bsbe / ct. 2oltis
Sen Sbe Mai, GO glar gammel. Stra.
baoierne paa Cuba unber BEN ipaHife
arig poafsrte Dam en- Spgbom bpor'
al ban iiben bar liot, og JONI mi bar
Ia9t BAN | @rapeft. San bar meo
iom frpiaig / @oreerfriaen og for
irenmeSes iii Officer | Sen resuI9re
grme. Ss0t / Mbanp, g. y, 1910,
Hptteoe ban | iing Ilber til Soma.
@eS SEN ipanife &rigs llobruo bar
ban 8eneralauoitor | San Srancisco,
og efter 8rigen ienoteS ban til Slip
pinerne, boor ban IigeleoeS | 3 Ior
bar 8enerulmiSitor (Subge GbDo.
cote). Srrefter arfattes bon / iamme
gnrbeSe / Chicago, men tog Gfifeo |
1902.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

i~pnrcnoe til benpeo SO Trocent. Oct
foitcoe (for OCT oprinoeIiee aonitruf-
tiorsnrbeioe) I 1899 $3.50 pr. We're
al bet inopnnbne 2anoareol at fom.
me isnna meo Srriaation paa De Ste.
Der, bnor fiinitis Banding trGngtes.
5 1902 par @eIsbet iteeet til $1,000
pr. acre. sf belle arealet bIep pa,
$50 irrieeret ira @anbIsbene, 200
acres peo SiGlp al naturlige Slider
90 1,021 acres peo arteiiife grsnbe.
- Sgiaa | Horo Eafcta og Spb Ga.
fota bar Der p9ret siort itore Srem.
ifrtot meb frnitie Gambling. Saale.
oes blen ! %. 9afota | 1902 102 Sar.
me meb ct iamlet @real al 1884
Gcres i~rrieerebe, % SO 8anoinssip.
iterner bIeo anIogte | Tiben meIlem
iioitnppnte aar % 1899. 0isie "Sn.
itemer" foitebe oprinbeIie $45,0S7
eIIer | 8ienneminit $4.34 pr. slcre
al oct i~rrieerebe 2ono. Salt Dor De.
66 nil meo Srrieationsoiger. Sra
MiSiourifloben % oens @ilober ben.
tebe man 8anb til fenrti "Spitemer",
Der ifaFfeoe Den nsSpenSige g9oe til
9,444 Icres, Der bar forfeit paa SO
6arme. - g Spb 9afota bar Ser ri.
eeligt meb &eeu | 1902, og fumitig
Banding foretoses berior life | iaa
flor llbitrGfning Tom | andre Ior.
Dette bar iirr SiIfRIbet | oct ioa.
faIbte arteiife @eIte. Salt ~anpenotes
| belle Staten fitnItig8 anoirg paa 81,
1877 gcres, bpiIfet bar en- 5orseelie
ii6en 1899 Of 9,46t acres eIler 2t.7
8roeeut. .696 Sarme bIep irrieere.
De. Ser bar 34S TSpitemer", og De.
res oprinoeIige 4oitcnbe bar $751;.
500 eIer giennerinitlio $7.tS pr.
arre al Oct i~rrigerebe 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
On fpor Sro.


Sem. gorf tit for life mango Ial
iiben en- Bro oner Sunbet iii 8roof
Inn, og Den er befienbt fom en- a
|gerbens ltnSerperfer. SIN ffal gper
faa en- til af imme Sloes. Gen ffaI
goa fra Nanbattan1S alusen ope,
gait Riber og er beregnet at bin,
foIte $50, 100000. 9praa6et | 0en
gorf bebiIaebe forIeben Bitten $40,
100000 til ben, og @rbeiSet ifal be
gpnbe ben lite SSiIi. Man antoger
at Den bill blipe f9rbie pna Az aor
Cite Sporpoanslinier ffal gaa opei
BEN. ODER groofIpn.g roen eaar bei
fire.