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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
SYndins.

Hesrene Gaul Heeo % @ia Cato
bleo Den f6be auguit tasne no al
6Gnsilet / S%tatesborp, Georgia, os
brGnote paa goaIet. Sor 3 Tiger Il.
Sen par De meo at inSebrGnoe Senrp
SoSges, bans Some os tire 9srn iom
boeoe ier Mil ira Statesboro, % for
oenre nsierning par be Sente iii %.
zen og ifulbe bGrges Den 9be Septem.
Der; men Sarmen oper oeres 8rum.
beo, par iao itor, at g~efolfningen /
HaboIaget life funoe perte til Nettcn
lit i'm Sang. 9erior fom en- Slot
WGno til SRnailet, ifjso 8agter til,
iioe % tog Sorbrpoerne nteo Jig. &eeb
tiIitoo jim ugierning, men nupnte ile.
re andre iom meoifploige. IogIe al
Sloffcn flsp op | ct Ere og bao ON
Gauge. "@r9no beml brRnO oem!"
raabte R9rgoer. 90 man gap iig
ltrar til at bpgge ct 9aal. Cato bab
on at blioe IfuSt. "Sporfor inSe.
brrnSte on 9srnene?" freq man.
"Gu ifaI ia iamme Strai "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Konpention / Joaho.

Senrp SeitTelo, tioIigere 5oreneot
Staters Senator, blep Den 16Se gu.
Buit al Sbabos 8emofrater npmine.
ret til 8upernsr. Seitfielb itsttcoes
al Senator 3ubois. og De to isrte ell
belhig Stamp moo De mormlonife &c
lcsater. ) Blatiormen itnar islgenoe
FIaHfe: ~8i iorlonaer. at 6lerfo.
reri % ct ulooliBt SamIip ifal rorpS.
bes / Soobo, og at 8irfe 90 Stat Hal
oRre inlSit9nbig aoIfilte. Get Semo.
trotiife 8orti iorplister Jig til at gipe
i%dnOonne Soue, ium bill siennemisre
bette"
Senne Blante blep @anbag Iiten
iorfaItet neo 1873 MOB t3f Stenmer.
Ran FOG berpan tSuil, % | Rattens
SOB blep Stemningen f%oranoret. Ga
aonoentionen iamle0es Sirsoug Mor.
gen, gif Glotiormen enItemmig igjene
mem, og Seitiielo nominereOes meo
afflamation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
90 4ipaler.
Nurb' % Spbamcrifa pil nappcs ON
bet fommercieae Spertag..

grofesior Or. !. e. @on6e / Gbi.
.cago paoitaar, at Der / Tremtioen pil
bli CT irtcnS aappeitrio melem
Rorbomerifo og Spoamerifa ON.
bpem Der ifal ipiae 9uicn poo Son-
belens OF 3nSuitrienS Smroooe.
Gan nlelter, at pi am~crifouIfe Horo.
bocre life fienoer 2anSene biniioes
sGfpotor, o9 at ri i1iIoitrnbig bar
uuberpuroeret oereS naturlige SiGl.
pefil0er.
Zen 5ib bill fomme." flyer ban,
"ba Horb. og Spoomerifo bill fop.
pes ON Den fommercielle Operbsibeb,
meoenS europa ifiuipst pil poage
oper gfrifo. vi bar. intct @egreb
bopt ON bisic SpoIanSes 6rugtbor.
heo, men oct or en- &ienbSgierniug,
at ocrcS EroDuftionSepne lanat ooer.
aoar port eget 9anb8. Spoomerifos
Toro or SlnOrebe @onge mere irligt.
bar emo Norbnmerifos, meocnS
Girifo piloe bore iitoub til at crnGre
belle SorOftooenS 9efolfuing, hpiS
blot ocurr 9erocnsbeIs SielpefiIber
blcp oroertlig lronpttet."
Selpislgelia mener ban life, at
Der cr Sure for uoaen iaaban 9ap.
pcitrio unocr DC MI eriIterenoc sSor.
bolo. S5rIt nun Spblanoene bli
mcget trtterc beiolfet, o9 oelrne BE.
ioIfninn ma noa frem til at itaa
pau Ssioe meb lin SibS Civilization.
On bette tar Iib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
ct binist "]sronometer".

Set turOe bare en- ltor Del al SG'
ierne ubefjenbt, at man peo SiGlp al
SfpQqen ira en- SinouspoIt bar ct
Wi6el ill at tprriaere lit llbr. bptifet
fon faa p~raftiif 8etponing for Dem,
ser lerer fierut ira Roit' % Selegrn1-
itationer. Ntm isger ct Tinou, Der
penoer moo Spo ellcr nogenIunoe |
ben Retuing, on toet man goar no
ira, at GinouSpoiten er loort, lsger
man peo en- @lpantitreg at marfere
Sfpggcns @runieliuie lige / oct gie'
blif, On SoIcn itaar bsieit eller, loIr
oct heber, fulminerer. Wten bporIeoea
timber man bette Sio0pmft2 Ge fIe'
ite pil manife meme. at oct er MI. II,
men beri fan man alt efter SioGi pad
4aret % Steoet. bpor man opboloer
ia began en- mle9et itor Sell. @it
bore llbre citcr "iaro Soltib" (Sol.
ifipel), Ifuloe Sc aanife pitt bic &.
~, mar Solen %flilminerer;; men Dor
Serbs uregeImpSii9e Sob ON Solen
bcuirfer, at DC iaroe collage blIper
uliqe Inuqe, og Dem tan nan life be-
tiene Jig al, uNor mon ptl maale Ii
ben1 iepne SIIgt. Sore llbre maa
pgina bringe$ iii, ian plot mltli8t, at
aua aIoeIeS icput. Snoferer man Ser
for en- "MibSclioI", ser ~fitlSe1toer ct
Smleb SimIcn runbt / iamme Sio
iom Solen, fan man uoregue, boor
mcgct bette fiuaere6e SimmeIle1erne
bper Dag er ior,rb for eler boGcfter
Soleu. oItioa hpno bort WtiobeltioS'
llhr Dor piie peb ianb WG0bog, iaa'
trent man bPuptter "lofal Si0", OF
Aiuigelien (SiSSGtpationenD fan / ida
Salo finn gau op til OlHtrent ct auar'
ter. Wten efter Snoisrelicu al "SGl'
IeStio" ioaleOes, at Der oper ct itsrre
2auocmraabe ifol beuptteS en- her.
mere faitiat VtcriOinn$ SiO, fan Ifut'
qeIien bIipe meget fslcli9. III Sen'
inn til SumiGrbielen bar nlan peOto.
ger at bruge SGIleSti0, ioet ollie llbre
oper Ct pitt Smraabe retteS eiter 81.
oen for en- beitemt NieriOiun.
Sor ANDRE Steocr / SanOet mo-
DER lGgqeS 4 MiH. til eIler trGffes
/ Min. ira oiSie A~nqipelier ior hper
S~Pugograo, Steoet lager ~benboIoS.
bis ueitIiaere eler sItligCre emo oen.
ne Neribian. Sor man iaa Ell Gang
ior ole fooet lit llbr riatig itillet pan
Sclcgruiitationen % burtigit milig
Oereitcr oppebier Oct bereancoe Glof.
teilet for ianb Iiboag, fan gIMnt.
itreaen teaneS i Ginol,sfdrmcn %
iremtioi9 gisreS til Retteiuor FOR
uore SibSbcitemueIicr. 9toacn Itor
9tsiagttabeo maa man life pcnte,
men SiScn fan hoa nof finoes paa
et Rinut npr. Sar man lrnaere
Stpa9e, bliper Reiogtisbeoen itsrre,
bpob man let fan ~operbepiie ia ON
peo at maole Stpesens 9cp9geIie pr.
YHnut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
The Great Fair Attraction.

The managers Of the Winnesheik
County Fair have engaged Col. w
~. Uden's Hippodrome and Wild
West attractions. 1t is one of the
very best attractions on the road as
the following list OF twenty acts will
show
THE great Four-Horse Chariot
Race which will be driven by Mr.
and Mrs. Uden. We use four matched
horses on each chariot.
Cowboys Fun. Picking up
small articles from the ground from
horses running at full speed.
3.-The Tiny Ponies Chariot Race,
which is driven by the Misses Goldie
and Faun Uden, ages 4 and 8 years,
Cigar and Umbrella Race. Most
comical kind of race.
s.-Two horse Roman Standing
Race, riding bareback.
Changing a Horse Thief. Show
ing the penalty for horse stealing in
the west.
"A Four Horse Tandem Race
one-half mile, driven by a Cowboy
and a Jockey,
S-Miss Goldie Uden rides a horse
against SPECIFY nv SNlh
Fastest race on the grounds.
o-The Reuben and his trick mule
will make lots Of amusement for all.
Io-Miss Goldie Uden rides a horse
against a riderless horse one-half
mile.
u.-Miss Faun Uden, the smallest
rifle shot that we appeared in pub
lie. Over twenty different positions
she handles her rife.
I2-Texas Jim will ride the BUCK
ing Bill" (Duke).
IS-The Cowboys showing some
fancy trick riding.
IA race for the Bride among
the Cowboys, showing how they get
their wives in the far west on the
plains.
Is. Texas Jim showing how they
break bronchos in the far west,
I6-The Bucking Bull. ridden by
Mexican Jim, :,
1.-THE three horse Roman stand
ing race riding bareback.
IS-Cowboys showing how they
carried the mail in the early days.
Io--The Reuben and his noted bull
dog will have a foot ball game.
2o.-Greatest of all-Proi X. l..
Hemlock with his educated elk. The
only educated elk that appears in the
public.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
What the Winona Press Says of
the Jack HOeffier Show.

Winona Morning Independent, Aug. IS. 1904.
Packed, jammed full to the doors, was
the 'house that greeted the Jack Hoef1er
Company at the Winona Opera House
last night, This is the fourth weeks
engagement OF this company in the last
year, but the Hoeffler combination still
have their drawing powers with them.
and without question it is the biggest
show that ever came down the Pike at
10, 20 and 3oc.
The play lastnight, entitled"Th Black
Flag" seemed to please the big audience
immensely. Good comedy. pretty scenes
and good, strong climaxes were the rule.
Many new vaudeville acts were seen, and
there were some new faces among the
actors.
Nellie Gibney, an old favorite here, was
again seen in the title role to good adj
vantage, and she has lost none of her
magnetism and charm. Mr. Mckee por-
trayed the hero and as usual carried off
his share of the honofs. The supporting
cast was excellent
Tonight a famous play is to be produ-
ced when Michael Strogoff' is put on.
Manager Hoefler gives an elaborate pro-
duction OF the piece, with many elegant
costumes in evidence. A large addition
af supers will be used in tonight's play.
At Grand Opera House all Fair Week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
gerDrah % Gmegn.
Ten isSe sgusuf 1904.
On itpa uIasfc.

en- ioriGroelig llIpfte brnoie
Eirsoogs Gftermioooa paa Som
Gnulcps 6nrm fire 9ia ~isnoenior
@pcn. gom GualeD % Sbomns q.
&ouacn. en- onScn Sarmer berthe.
huIot pan at Unite en- S~rnifemoitine
ira GlalenS Tarm til hans Spogcr,
gselS Romien. Ge bruste en- "Srac.
tion engine, hoortil Seporatorcn
uar fTitet. % ioet DC fisrte 'neo Ell
temneiig brat &affe, brpfteoc Stan.
Gen, os Separatorcn remote frem.
oper moo Sc to NfrnS, Tom itoo paa
engine 8Intformen og itpreoe Mo.
ifinen. "6eeoboroet" itebte moo
Suugen % bsieoe ham iremoper,
fno bans Sopeo tom mo | "8lpbht.
let, og I et 2ieblif pur oct fmfit.
San citcrtooer fla gnfe og ier imoa
Bern. Conn Siiulep bIeo ogioa ilcmt
Ifamferei; ban blco inoefIemt mel.
lem Separotoren o. 0ampnmitineu,
fit flere Ribben brrffet % maatte
itaa j 8lcnmen omtrcrt en- baIp
Sime, fsr 6oIf funoe fna Noiftrrrne
fra boernnbre, ian ban funOe fomme
lbs. Sans 8citaoigelicr er BOG life
olporliae, og bpis Der life inotrpoer
uforiioiecbe 6orpiflinger, bill ban
fart pGre friif iqicit.
SbonaS q. &aligen bar eli Mnnb
poo melem 80 os 40 Mar. SunS
@egropcIic foregonr ioa8 GorSong)
SCI. , efiermiobog fra 8oIbington
Troirie airfe. Goitor ). q. gtilien
ira Golmnr i~orrcttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
5laoteritreifen.

Napor Gorter 8. Sarriion ! gbi.
saao isate tioIis ! nenne ltse at faa
Slaeteftreifen enOt; men BET Ipffe.
oes' iffe. Sperfe1, acknowledgements
eller Streiferne par pilige til at ms-
oe for BAN os inoeon 5orIip. San
inotnger en- upartif Stiains og mis-
baaer begse. Streiferne er ipenlis
lfelnte mob bam, forSi ban Iaber go
litiet bolSe Sroen % arrcitere @olbs.
m9no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
5orifieHiet.

!Suar Tsorn nrr. @amle Senntor
George y. Soar ira @usiahuietts
Iigger for 9soen. San Iioer al 2Rn.
OepGrf @umbogo) % bans Smgiuel.
Ter meler, al set mart er iorbi meo
BAN.
Wiis 1ahls Gig fnnSet. Siaet al
DtiiS aogot 8obl blep ben 16Se an'
quit fuloet iinoer ct Gag al Hispeo
griib) en- Nil sitenior BET Steo,
Epor SoocrenS Gig loo. Sober og
Iutter bar line Den 3oie Ipril, men
blep iioen mproeoe. 20 mistGnfclige
Eerioncr er UNDER arreit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

uofsrte for $4,000, meoens Emf.
lamb uofsrte for 50, 300, 900.
) SpifIoto er Der imeen Yrobibi.
ficn, % afboIosbeprseIiem ipiaer
firn en- itbetpoeIis Roae. 3 npsIe at
amerifas Stater er Der probibition,
og afhoiosbeUUselien er en- ioaoan
Wagt, at Den ton opitille 8anoioater
til grGiioemtitclen os til ole andre
politiife Gmbeber. DOG ipmes BET,
iom Ri oriffer forbolospis mere END
Spiferne. SporIeoes fan Oct bGnse
ionmen?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Twenty-Five Farm Teams Wanted.

Wanted at the Winnesheik Co. Fair,
twenty-five farm teams to compete
for the SIS purse. $40 to winning
team, $3.50 for second, $500 to third
and S2.5o to fourth. Horses to walk
u mile, trot u mile and run u mile.
Horses are to be driven on lumber
wagons. No entrance charged. Bring
in your horses, Wednesday, Aug 81.
That's the date.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

vi "Sebanons Geore" Ifal Scr
miortioeit neppe iinoeS 400 tiIbaae,
Iiges Der. Saa lanaiom err oisiC
SrGerS S9rt, at enoitisnt SereS vi.
Der mauIes meo Suiinoer al aar, er
De itsrlte nm ~ 200 / SmfreoS. :
Oct peiaige gnlerifn fiubeS 9eore ION
cr langt itsrrc innpel / Ssioe ION
Smioua. Sntet Sre poer ian meper
bebageIig Sfpegc iom Geoertr@et, %
Georen Ssr aIorie, paaltaar man,
unStogen Tor Spnneoilas eIler Sfop.
bugserens Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
@riua Gcres 9Gg til ). 6. 5crom.
ri betaIer 16 9euts pr. 1uiin.
Rcanina yaa llmelc Sam. glahS

NeaniHa pnn llnelc Sam. 9lanSt
6%ilipinoerne pun &eroenSunitininqen
/ ct. SouiS uobrso tiSIis / SirIi
Smonfopper, % Sc blCp iIpttebe ira
fin "Sono8bp" paa llOitilin9S9rum.
ben iii Gyen5 Spipital. Der par 81
al Dem, % ole fom iia mbtasen =,
ION oaoe. gh bar SunbbeoSfom.
missioner / St. 9ouiS inoleperet Ell
Reguiug (SiD til llncle Sam poo
50, 900. Com rimelig er, pil life
Spen bot6c poipitaI og faffe Gof.
tor % ReOiciH til golf, iom DC Sore.
neoe S.ater ietSer Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Smaapiuf.

gfr. og Dtrs. Z. Z. Onoe tetreo'
iiSite Seroag lit S%eIpbrpIilp.
- DirS. ). 2. aIitoo % 9trS. Ear
beitoo oor forrige llge / gcieg
GreSep.
NrS. s. 8. aocioO reiite bicn
i'll minneapolis nag.
gopofnt %. ID. Berg rciitc
RauOoaS til eau Claire, @is., / 5or'
retringer.
Mrs. Ben Bear % 9attercr
Ssoiepbire reiitc forrige llge / 8es0
til S8foIb. @is.
Gilbert Sampior rcrte | Sirs.
bags ill Gbicnao og orager ocrira til
%llbitiQirgen | Ct. SolIis.
~ g. SeIgeion reiite SirSOog til
= 6rano 1orfs, q. ., for at reaiitrere
for 9uHS paa GeoiIS Cafe Reierpatio'
mem.
auuItmnIr u. Berger Og asiiite,
rcnSe Grlntpfasierer IS. s5erRHicr
reiite SirS6agS giten til lloitiain8en
/ ct. 9ouiS.
- 0tiiS Gaa @era, Totter al Eoit.
HobS. 9erg / Sace0 Serat, bar en- SiO
nGret bcrueSe poa @eisg og rciitc |
SHSouss til Gresco.
-Tr. y. %. 8oIoiug, Superin'
teubent for SiuoipGeaiplet / Cicero
fee, par iorriae llgc / 9cisa hos
SIegtuinae % &cnuer Der | Spcn cg
ltoc paa Sau6et.
". :. NaIi or fomrcr ticu
ira Soipttalet / Ga CROSSE "a bcfiubcr
Tia MI me9ct beore. San bar 8oot
Suab ON at fomnle iis iaapoS, at ban
fan bIiuc orbcib$bpgtig igien,
- mis- antbcrire SeiSberg i'm
aibbp. 0inr., nerttcS en- al 0ugCnc
at fomune hertil pan 8iitt hos @u5s
tocots. Sun er en- SsiterNutter al
s. g.
SfrR66cr 9. ). NeShCim Tom
trnf CT ghmmer pon Roiebith 9orbct
rciitc iiOite QSnuOaq til 9oncitecI for
at uGIac fit 2ano % orouc Set uer'
oenoiqe Tor at fttle bcrpao.
Rr$. 8oitor &ittiIabp % &srn
irrrt 9Piis @pli ira GhiCldo, NtiSieS
ScnoIo "a Mrs. @perior ira GoImnr
er her paa nogIc Cages &cie1 hos
gener.
Ct SponO Scitc, tiIbprcu0c Dir.
Rihuroiou pna Sec. IrIcrs Gorm
n~or6cnfor PpcrL bIep rdmmct al Su'
1ct SenOaqs Rat % OrUbt, SeI0ig.
ois bauoe han Dem aSiltrcrct / Gnr.
nerielifabet, iao bans Gob UiI life
bliue iao tort.
q. M. Gibbs % hans Conner
Guoreu "a @corge % SOiaerisrueu
goporH @uiOer ionrt 6. .. gtoorc,
Selge g}eIIon % GbarIrS &ouion rcj'
tie / MoonagS til Charles Cafe Tor
at bcisse g. e. Gibbs, fom Bar ticbt
2nno beruoc.
MiiS &cnrictte &~lIiSber8 tom
itOite 2erOag ira Il. Enul, bpor bun
Ct aars In bar pcpret hos i'm 20.
tier, DlrS. &roi. 6oue / 6aruIine og
tigNeI5 oaiua ho5 lin aroeu SGtrr,
glrS. 8ait. An6crion I 9tOrtb pin.
neapolis.
49, 5Ggeu0e rciite I GirSoa1S her.
fra til BleiteToHiergrien / Hg0 &ira:
Froiesiorerne &arian on Qfarfhus,
Fnitorerre 9r 2. aoren, Bml Su.
ten, 8. =. aoale o. :. q. Gale ira
Siloana, 8aib, JON 6aoSe OTret her
Bar Tiger I 9eiGg. San fommer
il6a8e BERTH i'm Rt0 @ius.
groi G. g. Gofecn o. hans 10.
rtis tom / Gir5SagS tiIbnac ira &c
ll19, gfinn,. b0cr @rs. 9cfieer ca
sersHe FAR uGret / geisg, mems
~Broiesieren bar prret opfnget meS
Snfitit. arbeioe. Ge paffcr mn fine
Eager Tor at flptie til 9aiou Gitp,
por 6eres irentioise $iem oil blipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
8efjenotaipreIje.

Seq tilaeer mig berpeb at befienctsipre
at jss FILLER mig iom aanpioat for Romtna'
tipn til Gountp Nubitor peo ben ipreitaaen.
be republitanffe Gountp &onpentiou / Ssit.
@. N. 9analano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
aamSisat for empersifor.

Raa SpfcrSrins ira mango Sob bar Tea
b%eiluttet at itille mig iom aanoiDat for Gu.
perpiior fro 5ie 9iitriit at @inneibsit 60.
os optrIaoer Rominationen til ben republi.
funlte guunip 8~oupention.
Better Sobnion, Tecorab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
8efjem0tatprelie.

Otter at BABE tisnt iUm 9eputp, erilGrer
jes mig berpeb iom aanbibnt for Glert al
Siitriet Court for gsinneibsif gOuuip %
unoertaiter mig ben republifauite GOaHtp.
fonpentions aisiprelis. 47btf
G. G. GridHer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Eli W9Iaerue.

Seroeo ttlfienoesicer jes. at leg filler mig
iom 8anoioat for County anbitor os ben.
filler arbpbisit min Termination til ben
republifanlfe eountptonpention.
8. 2innepplb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

8, ajrrlisbeo er nsiiom Zig en-
Sange,
Der bIe8 | Wsrfet trolig ber' i'm
9Gnfe
og ier en- Sime baelig Solen finn.
u. Oeblen d | e 9 er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

2ab life 9eres ifbr fpoIere al ~inaiaIS,
te nbrmagcre. Scupenb Sem til Billion
! Wrano OPERA Souie gpgningen. San
bill gisrv Nrbeibet ret for 9em.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Wsr 9oantp attorney

See tiIaoer mia berpeb 9rbsbigit at itil,
mig icm aanoibat for 9ominaticn til goun.
tp atiorHep peo ben repubIiiauife Gcuntp
&pnpention.
Gusene q. Solution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

o. q. Ssbe. fseaffsasrif @iee.
tanfui, Rew BORT 2ife Stes., ct,
Saul, 1eiuu., iafaSferer arptmiss
.Iert Rerss, eperise % 9aumart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
To Base Ball Managers.

The Secretary of the Winnesheik
Co. Fair would like to hear from
base ball managers in this and ad-
joining counties, giving terms for
which they will play one or more
days at the fair to be held at De-
'corah, Iowa, Aug. 30, 81 and Sept. I
and e..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

Glib life Seres ttbr ub beS at taae
bet til Ell uerfareu llbrmager; tag BET
til Billion. 8oot arbeibe og GrIige
Friier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

2ao Seres l1br iitaneiGtte at Silotp,
Den met ~erfarne llbrmager / 9ecorab
, 1904-05-13
STATE PRESS
The vestibuIed Skirt

The vestibuIed Skirt
While We of the west do not claim
to have aught to do with inaugurating
the Kaleidoscope changes which So
ciety recognizes as style, yet there is
one radical revolution in female at
tire for which We cheerfully-and
truthfully-stand sponsor. 1t "a the
western woman who first made and
wore the divided skirt. The world
long since admitted that the cowboy
is the ideal rider-and it was many
years ago that the western woman took
a hint from him and began to ride
astride. Modesty %personified as she
always is, she recognized the neces-
sity for some such habit as would con
form to this custom, and the result of
her d~eliberation was the vestibuled
skirt-comfortable, attractive and eff
fectually %concealing the contour of the
limb. There was a howl from her sis
ter of the east at first, of course; but
the greater comfort for both horse and
rider together with greater security
soon appealed to ONE everywhere,
and today the lady who does not ride
astride invites comment, rather than
her more sensible sister who does.
The cable tells us that even the youth
full Princess Victoria of Wales is learn
ing to ride astride, and today the col
umns of English fashion papers con
tain hundreds of advertisements set
ting forth the advantages of the new
astride skirt and many of the best
London ladies' tailors have found it
necessary to make special arrange
ments to supply the demand for them.
We are not proud-although we may as
well confess that We are pleased
Budget.
, 1904-05-13
.W|[[ NOT PROTEST
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Io.
NoRES UTTERANcE OF RUS
SIAN MINISTER.
Critized Conduct Of Officers Of United
States ship vicksburg in connec-
ton With the sueeorina Of the
Survivors Of the Russian WarshiEs
variag and koreitz at chemuipo.

Washington. d. c., May 13.-The
state department has concluded not to
make an official protest to the Russian
government against the latest utter
ances of NJ. Pavloff. late Russian min
lister to Korea, relative to the conduct
of the officers of the United States
ship V~icksburg in connection with the
succoring of survivors of the Variag
and Koreitz.
Naval officers here have shown con-
siderable feeling over the criticism as
affecting the honor of the United
States navy and are DESTROYS of having
an inquiry. made as to why these state
ments were given publication in the
official messenger, thus stamping them
as official. The state department Of
ficials, however, are disposed to ig-
more the incident, onG.7f them explain
ing that NJ. Pavloff's utte:ances are, in
a measure, ~pardonable, in view of the
humiliations which he has SUFFERED in
being expelled from Korea. Making
due allowances for his state of mind,
according to the state department of
ficials, the department will not notice
the matter.
A curious statement is made by a
naval officer here who has been in cor
ference with some of the officers of
the Vicksburg as to what occurred in
Chemulpo harbor, as to the officials of
the international fleet. 1t is said that
on the day of the fight the captain OF
the British warship Talbot began to
make signals with the international
code. These were directed to the
French and German warships and a
lively exchange went on for a long time,
but not for a moment was the Vicks.
burg signalled. nor was it taken into
the care of the other ships. But the
V~icksburg signal man read all of the
conversation and, indeed. Commander
Marshall has reported officially some
part of the exchanges to the navy de.
partment, particularly that relating to
the delivery Of the triple protest
against the Japanese attack, in which
1t was not invited to join. Just why
the V%icksburg was excluded from the
conversation is a matter of much spec
~ulation here.
, 1904-05-13
"ELASTIC CONSCIENCE A LEGAL
NECESSITY"

William S. Pattee, dean of the law
school of Minnesota, %astounded his
class the other day by saying:
Il advise you to keep out of the law.
Lawyers need not necessarily be dis,
honest, but frequently a greater elasti.
city of conscience is required. Many
Of you are too honest to be good law.
yers.
81 am speaking to you from the ex,
%perience of years. l can only say
Keep out Of the law as long as you
an. There will be time enough to
consider it when necessity compels you
to think of it as a means of livelihood.
There are many professions in
which the demands are not exacting,
and in which the lines between what
We would wish to dc and what we are
compelled to do are not so finely
drawn"
Dean Pattee was addressing the Law
students after the final examinations.
1t is considered probable his asser-
tons. many of which were sensational
will be made the subject Of a session
Of the faculty. Dean Pattee, it is stat
ed, will be asked to explain the purpose
Of his remarks.
The Republican does not agree with
Dean Pattee. AS a profession, there
is no more honorable calling than the
practice Of the law. Because 1t is dis
graced by dishonest tricksters is no
reason why the profession should be
condemned as a whole. 1t is true that
many lawyers believe it to be their
duty to present dishonest and extreme
arguments and to resort to question
able practices in behalf Of their clients,
but it does not follow that the custom
is honorable or necessary.
In the practice Of the law, as in all
other professions. honesty is the best
policy. 1t is to be hoped, for the bene-
fit of an honorable calling, that Dean
Pattee will be called to account for his
questionable utterances.
, 1904-05-13
THE LIFE CALL.

Wave trees. culver and strain,
Till the hard bark bulges and
breaks!
Reach high your bare brown fingers to
sky!
Cry your longing for buds, for fruit!
Now! Now! while moist winds hold
you, enfold you.
Tapping your bare brown limbs.
oh, why are you mute?
Hard seeds, buried in mold,
Do you stir? Are you bursting?
Oh, hear!
Threats, threats, filing the air with
mad hottest
M~ate-seeking wings in wild flight!
|Cry now! Let the earth, shaken,
awaken
Let your green shoots of desire
Struggle to light!
Heart! Heart! quicken and throb!
Fill each vein to bursting! oh, feel!
Bright! Bright! Flooding the earth
comes the light!
Claim your LIES fullness. its fruit!
Cry out your need till the heavens
hearken and darken!
Why lie you 80 still. unstirred?-
Oh, poor tuneless lutte!
-Maude Morrison Huey. in National
Magazine.