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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

sluct @aIoffer par pnf, men iiteoci
bar Der MI fun 5clbopper % ling
bette, Ger boIotes omfring 20 &e
tie cit alt. gf Dem fMmoe Ser pGrt
300 Sopper meo 5sl. Wlr
faIote oct mi "Shntteriet paa Gang,
holt. Mango 1rGmier blep onno,
ne paa Iurifiter. 90 mango ~lln9bina'
tic oe Sel blep iolete iii hsie Griicr,
o. for oct nteite blep DC cuten itray
cller ienere beuuticoe iom Stambirg.
lie REQ SeiteauIsforeniuaer. Stitie.
riet paa 9anabolt pniot ancrfien-
Belle % Ros ooer Gancn % ooer
9nnoet % itoo / isrite 8Gffe i Sen
ipoite Sciteuol.
auGnheirtniugen gioroc ogial
aipmpeifriot irenoper. itrar 10.
ghlmuun tom tiIrorS. aisreue bup-
De pUret ieput ao6e. men liensorte6e,
anlen banoe life o9ret leoet eiter no
Get itrengt 1rincip. Ren III. 1851.
mann faiieoe liot otter liot npf Dc
haarligite &isr og bebolSt frn 81
bcoitc. Gisie blep iaa 6ebpffeoe meo
uomerfeoe inofisbtc cIlcr Ieieoe Srcr.
li0mertcSe 9icr bIep ogiad inbtisbte
og affommet blep itrar behre.
Oct bar oct hrpde0e in0ifc auQl.
Ser filtipereoeS, % peo ocu enSar.
tetbco, aobe @pgniug % aooc 9telfe.
epne, bet eiterboanoen lit. uanbt Oct
mart AuerfienoeIie opcruIt. Mongc
Erpmier bleu tagne, OF Srer iolgtes
for hsie 1riier til ap9gaoIsioreniu.
ger o. RriuotioIf.
1do aopgaplens Smradoc lit Sr.
slblmam en- iIcm aonfurrent liqe I
lin HrrheN / @ooSeiet Saralo
grautb til SenSrs GlfiGr. 9iSic TO
MGno bar puret sc IeoenSe Spioicr
/ Iplcn al broget ipoit apP1. Mon
toIcr ON "gIfipritammen" og gang.
boltitmumeu". SIT Ita0ig RiSlmoelic
on Stamp bar ser pGret OF err melIcm
oiSIc 10 ON Rnngen, hi hgge oil
bare oeu ierite.
: 1902, II gar eftcr at ban bap.
&c opertaget @ooiet, hapoc bon ianet
i'm @eiUtniug op paa Seioepmftct.
"a bar Oct, at ban Tor alpor ifuloe
rpoe qoot al iii Strpp peo at iplae
rigtig mango gOIS0pr til itaoig It'll
genoe Friier. Wfen en- Gag, ban res
% iao til fine !Seite / Sapneu, fom Ell
lltgbcit o. Ilog eftcr bans &ioebop.
pc. Soppcu blcp life rammet, men
@obSeieren ioa 9enrt gtf al. Ger
2it SoIbronb / @rnoOet, og ban os0e
uogle % treoipe gar 0orumeI.
Srf. IbImonn. @ooScierenS 81.
tier, eier MI Snngbolt. Sim er Ell
bpgtig aoinoe, oq bun bar piitnof
bpgtigc Solf UNDER ii9; men ON DC
er bpgti9e, iaa maa Dog 30. glbl.
MAINS 3so barre eli 2ammeIie for
SusbprapIeu pao 2ungboIt.
Soer Ssit boIbeS Der Mutton paa
2ou9bolot Qigeioa paa Glfipr). Der
6ortiGlges oa iaabont Sneritlib al
g~eiPtningen, Der life ifal fsbes Bin.
tereu ober. Man pliiffer no Sc oaar.
Ii9ite Snoipioer OF bar gIomiten iii.
boae ielu til piScre 9lpI. Get iomb
leoe geleb. Der opraoes pe6 Otter.
aarets 9huftion" pIeier at 6reie lia
ON 10000 aroner. nj Srer ipIges
ser en- bel Gel qiennem aarets Sob
til Eriier ira 500 til 1900 aroner
pr. eff. Der or ioaIeoes en- life
ringe SortienGte peS en- iaooon ge.
iGtning.
Get Bert. @oS8cier ~. gblmnm
bar u0fsrt / fun II Iar, beumSres
al ale. Oct blen iii s@re og @npn
Tor BAN ieIp og bans 2dno. San
@nergi % 3lon / oct. ban
% Oerfor fom set fiji at ilaa
igicnuem. San par for 9anmarf en-
sSoregmgSman6, cit WerfesuauS.
GIN iii Soften pna bans 8eosoag ifaI
ser relics en- 9aiituitcn / Saben paa
til hans Winoe. Golf bar
iamnlcn 5000 aroncr til
bette Eiemeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
st i~ntcrcsiant SunS. timber 8ps.


ningSarbeiSct / MoiS Sripatbanfs
8auro err ser / oisie Gage, i~friuer
"Mtois Gilt, iunOet en- 6orbano'
ling8protofoL for "Get muiifalife
Selifab 8oIpbpmuio", iom iptaeoe
Ell betpocIia Roae / 9peltS muiifdlife
og ielifabeIige 2tp / 9egpnbslien al
forrtge glar~bunoreoe. T%rotofolen er
ronerfet pei f%onieroeret og ofipeiler
Selifa6etS &irfiombeo ira bets Stifs
telie 0en t6oe September 1918 og
iu0tiI 2Soe Rooember 1924. "Folp.
bpmnias" fsrite Director bar Oen be-
fienbte Giebmano Wagults Ssrnel
Sprbolm. GesitSen bar 8. Wenoel.
Doe on q. Cube WeoIemmer al 81.
reftionen. @lanot Selifabets ferIte
fin6es Naone Tom Dan.
GbrpItie, Stooiug g. 9oIteot, g. 6.
@eterion, arelrt3, 8. g. Saba, 2iep,
Shreiberg % q. 8ulfS6erg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Snnpins Mcnninasbpie.

l.
9ompifibet "8anger Holf" nfienoteS
forIcocn ira ariitiania en- al aapt.
9snpiss "2ife inping Globes. boil'
fen Sr. Ssnpig efter Inmooning al
oen fronife Warinemiuiiter ifnl fore.
bile / Sapre. 3erira refer Sr, GoH.
zig meo 9eien meo Ell transatlautilf
Camper ooer til Nep Dorf, buor
ban UNDER ct 1ar Maaneoers Sp.
hoIo bill ioretaae Ersrer ulorr iGr.
lig iigunitige SmitGnoigbcber Tor at
pie aiuerifanerne, bpao 9sien uirfe.
lig buer iii. Brsperne bill enten bIi
foretagne ira et SrlogSifib / rum
Sin, buorfra 9eien ifal isge 2ano.
eIIer ogiaa pil Ben bIipe i~ortsiet oeo
ct 6prifib for, naar rigtig uolbiomt
8cir inbtrporr, at faiteS los, inn Den
fnu brine iub giennem grPnoin'
gerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
@rrbalsbrnnrts SrnIcri er MI frr

oigmoutcret o. taget / 9rug. Ser
er opiat SpoIemaifine meo oiperie
onore Waifiuer og 8ransportsrer.
Ter er 9labs for , Srplemaitiner
til, JON bill blipe opiot ienere. meboe-
Ter ~9oroenfi. Sio." 8ioere bar
Sritget fnaet iitnno lin me Ssmmcr.
cirfeliag. @ruget beifiGftiger M
iaIt 90 Mano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
sfuauostcr ". Giiitao bleu forIc.

Ben at Sfogoirefter SorlunO oOer.
raft aoneens Sortimitmeoalie !
'Selp for lang og fortienitfnlo @irf.
iombeb / Sfogppienets Sjeneite.
Sfogooater @iiitoo bar i benimoo 40
aar meo en- iielocn 8pgtigheo, Bligt.
troIfab og ltegeunptte ifiettet lin
OauifcIiae og mSiionmelige Stiaing
JON Spipusmon0 for ct al DC iterite
Observation-Disclosures / S~Snoereen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
GobarS 8rieg % frue beiin6er iiq

for 9ioa paa SoitbuS / llaenSpnng
% tGnfer at bIipe Der en- 5io for at
itprfe fig efter &iuterenS Strabnoier.
Erofesior Iatbeion.Sanien 8riegs
6orlpggcr / &iebenbopn, me0 8rue
opboIocr iig Iigeiaa paa 2oftbus. I'll
Watbeiou.Sanien fom 8rieg ionl
gnnife ing og lifienbt &1nitner, og
set 8euIfab beoparer enbmu lige
pnrmt og troinit ifriOer "StaOarger
@~itenbla0".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Gn ipraclis Sciltaoclie. er @ano

poa Geitlapoet, iom for en- Gi0 iiben
IfuIoe itelle biemme, fogte Tia @reb
al 3infboibt iiteoenfor al Nel og
ioripr1te iig rigeIig bernf. 3ette bar
iieIge "8ergens aftenblao" besoGrre
bapt ifi4bneIpun9re Selger. Man-
ben er blepet angrebet al ubeIbrebelig
froniif Wapefotarrb, bar npiten life
bberfen ipiit eler iopet 'pda Ipngere
9ib, og ban err mi iom iinosipg inc.
lagt paa ct aipl / Bergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

annt Npenfpcit transpcrtercocs
icrIeoen Moracn iii @parp. bpor
5orunoerisaelien begunote. Smut bar
rRret nfbsrt j to Aetsmeoer. Get
ipnes, iom ban angrcr IiIitaaeIien
ON, at Mrroet bar operlagt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Gt apSt gnr bIir oet ] Gtne. 0le

oa Iifebal, beretter Solf berira.
Slontten er iaa at iige iproig; oct er
bare "Sfrn6cilaot" igien. Mfen set
bar pPret en- trapl Sio for @snoerue;
Sc bar mnottet arbeiDe boobe DAG og
9at. 9ilgangen paa IrbeioSfoIf er
nemlig DoerIt fnap paa @rlmo al ocn
fore llooanOrina fra OiSie @noer.
Der err Streg, bpor gefoIfningen bar
minfet meo inbtil en- Sre0ieOel, paa'
ltoaes Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
@nnbcifnb. grc @lltter i t6-1i

g~aaScifnb. IRE Gutter / t6-t7.
Glars aIOeren ifllIbe forleoen 0ag be.
gipe Jig pua Ell Sagttilr til 2oOsbnpn,
mel6eS ser ira ariitiansianO. De
babe bier lit @eppr meo. Oct enc
@epGr bar Idoet, lioen at ocu 8itt,
ser bar set, piOite ON set. San intte
set for 2sier moo grpitct paa en- al
Sc andre. @ebrrct gif az og bans
aamcrot, Iartin 8onIogm, blep
rommet / Siertet og bsbe paa Ste.
oct. lllpffen foregif poo SanOe. tpt
reo 9oosbapn. 9iget blep umiobel.
bart efter llIpffen bra9t til 6ariuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

gClNssassbossu mDetaset % sirrHsriieei Hee
SHisrssis. 7sus isapr OF SabbOge CT nsmrrisi l
tt elaas. Ses BiIss ne Mite ben for nsssn Bra.
Bare bsrnsb sOssH paI bet beeae a~nbsfalsi o.
trrteiis Lai.
q. cffsrbahL paifsn. y. 3as.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

Teres lius 5ssislsoassbOs bar ies nOstasc, Ga
nasr Ten iad meH1e 1ai, Sea oil nso StGbe aHbe'
fals ben I'll tEhrsr 5amilis iOm sufeT an EuitiJ %
COB lissn Rrrmissos msO -7seDrabs sasu-.
@. e. zee. slaf panmsr. Eiua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
SpoicIsoaasbogcn.

Gsei,sOassbcssn bar lea ~HsetaSei % Tea liter ben
usm~rfst soot Jes irsr, bet er ben Sssits fraaie
bog. iea susuu bar iiari mfo eIaesi. o. iss tan tra5i
auttiaIs oeH III ale.
aIfreo ClfsH. gstfer. @s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Nr. @eura sancrmein, Nen berem.

~ VtUIB ~UHllIUtHHf UtII UtIFHI'
f. S%prpgnnano, Ser beberifer 80
Sprog % efter Sigenbe bar oneriat
@ibeIen poa 80 forifieli8e Slnge.
mool, bar / CONNER for i'm SelbrebS
Stplo opbolot iig en- 6 Tigers Sto
paa aonneruo. Smcrpeiu bar / i'm
Sio ~ifrepet .flere 9tgte paa @lto.
branos0aIsmaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

epmaIfiHsn 'eHspennsn' par iss msoss
get fox l9nas fthsu, % its ipnes ristie seef
ON ben ! ale TeIe. Zen gaar let o. arbes
Der eoot 8 Grasi 90 genfs. Glue y %
eefso. Glanorsax 9. Dat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Tait Gteno o ~
tiIIalaS cucr tiaeie.

ErtrttSirntaitr urbsr ~CaFes'. "TiTsis-. I'll,
sdIRS~ % SGties'ppresfl" tptsr 81 GtIts for =
lpy bocr @aus. o. 20 Gs-'s n. Orb for at iSyd 5S,r,
0t3ty 25 Orb. ADVERTISEMENTS tiOiIot8 re fac wtt'
crt tuo 70 GtttS. N,Hat MAJ uircytl;IT mt1fgi:
Gle 9tiualaltr. SrlsHgts ia lie al ooIisrs %
fraa Suwmrr.
rE- eGe,eHabsHibao iOftr rs Seats DC. siIi&
Suu Crb aisr en- Piult.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Sriftcn Of &c pffcntliae sfpae hn


/ &egnifabsooret 1903-t904 gipet
en- ialnIet 9ruttoinotGgt al LOO.
800 aroncr, boilfet en- 4t1,030 &ro.
ner mere emo / oct foregaaenoe Hegn.
ifa6saar. Rettouobpttet al Griften
ltoqier $50, 400 &roner. 9riiSuO.
gifterne beIsber iig i'll 24S,373 aro.
ner, bpilfet blot er en- Stiqning al
53,SS4. Observation-Disclosures er nltian
itegct meo $4,000 9roner. af
@luttouObpttet faIoer 657, 1000 paa
Sc cgentIige Stotsifoge og 443,00O
paa SpIpsuiugspGienets 8onOs Sfo.
&c. 8e itsrite Snotpeter er ifaffet /
8enonIeu 215,000, SeSentarfen ITO,
600 og 2itugoer 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

IRA 0unSer / SeIenarfen ifripeS:
On Del Wpno Der / @pgoen forIeger
/ CONNER at iabrifere Soruitrs paa
fine RDrer. Oct er ct Grbei0e, iom
err let at uofsre Ell Zig tor CONNER,
% set buroe blt mere a~lminbeligt
operoIt. Gor S%ognepreit bar / bisie
Gage lagt en- 2sipeitreng fra llobu.
iete pan RreItegaaroen til Soppgn al
&ll0ads for al fragte Sornitre neo ira
en- Dipr 6eroppe. Seq iaG forleoen
en- StaaItrna6furn, ser ifal bringe
Sorpen neo. 8ette or noget mt /
bore 5rnfter. Taa Sdnto or forsp.
rigt ogiaa opidt Ell 2sipeitreng for
transport al 8e0 fra SontofieIoet.
Sppe ! 6laabpgb pm Sunoebe er
Der oaiaa opiat 9eipeItreng FOR
transport al geS, 9ep % artore Ga.
ger ira set bratte SunobSfieIb. s
3peitfieISet er Ser ogiaa | oct iibite
aar fommet en- lignenoe Snorets
ming.
@eS ltoipIoning % 6orbeorim
al SunbingsplaSieu peo 6Grgeiteoet
puu 2mSeiioeu blep en- Del al en-
Grapbaug ~bortifnnret. 9eme bar /
FIN Si6 o9ret iterre, men @lpet bar
| Gioens Sob ffaoret meset pGf al
ben. SanSe / Smugen er Der opilt
Stenbeler. ioo Der er Here @rnofom
re. SmIaen. iom fdloes Sommes.
baua, or flerc @anae blet uograpet.
oe ser err iunSet Here Sloiaeer, iieit
FOR 10 Mar iiOen. Se Sa nograpre
Eager er mi i Sfiens MliiRiim. Der
e, encnu meset igien al SalseH, Iom
life er mosriegt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

TtHaIaS. - leo Gcres Jeo Riuer
&allep 6arw, 3 Itll norO Tor Toner
9itp. GuiS Go, Y. Tat. I2J aeres opopr.et.
Nlt tan opries. Seolts Sorobuuo, goo
Srguo; me 8uguiHger. $500 pr. acre.
100000 toutaHt: 9iciicR Tan betaleS nleo
"0rUp 9aumsutS." SirIu I'll ". y. gerae.
ion Gecorah Coma, j2bti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

Tiliaias. - 1s5 Ncres I'm 1arm,
bCltBgtube 9 Mtl rpToBt ira ,lmUlsue.
3ta viii ipoBit fra @raHaoa. Y2urtu &c..
Mum. 1870 Here's ogouriet. 8siteH Romrr.
tet eng "a Rettesmart 5tR Stop o. fyraat.
baUe. Goot Sus, "Sara~. Srpuo OF SIH0.
mgle. &riS StS Or. Gcre. SuatdHi 5000,
Reiisu al bltue itaaeuos i 5armcu. atrter
ca Nelcyt l @raHaea. I'll 5tcIe . IilL.
SauaUbliput iRgeH 8orlfe Der. goot Rabo.
ltab. 3ilirru " 8. 6ouger, JtoRte 2. Ora,
Haod, N{lRu. 40
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

eHupsne. - SiHaiainss % Ssiitusts aHSsp
rsirs bsrpse en-, at MN Eane. Gle n. suaosns.
aisli Vto SsesH ben 2)ee JuHi Real.. sitT Rssls
EaaH,ons suIosn, s'tnlassHss mtg m,b 5gsrH
III al Isle savHst al en- tiRr ea5spaes % 5absr.
dfesot par iSbt ! eyriHsoals. SsiA.. stn este
Raris 1854; H1tteoe bio mss TN Roosr % 5F
l.eHts 5sifsH 1879. oaAs aamis g10ssr. Ws
srsors ca to GORE o~psrlsusr BAN CON bisV
~b,gras,, paa Rod grstt IsHisssss RiTitlaarb
ben abe SHHi hsaL, iuist al m talus Stare al
eliza, % ssnnsr. saa. , u uFHss i~orrstisss
| SHisi % aiE;sH.
Jathed eaRssHs.
Rrra eprinss. IA. -. aHs. 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

Grit RrgirriugslGnO fan enonu erboloss /
Slater. SeEO 90 9euts / TrtmRrter
ior Soa iom ausiuer arresautatst I huer
Siut liant Spreneoe Stattrs SaHOioniorer.
Clion d See, Dor 10. gtiHnsapplis, MiHr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

SilinIgs. - @tiu 6urm sad 200
gcres / Slediaut imp, s9iuHsihtst 60.
. Viii Eit ior Sia Canoe airte. Strip til
8eter 3. Gpieu, 0~I9hldaouIle. Sd. 2s3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

Silidl9s. min 6arm paa $50
NcreE, / NRtI D%iteRior Sstprub. On al
be bcoiie TGrHe I HpFopitre Soma. g{ot df
rinoeRoe Sdue. 600 &ldSS for Toortna.
atmelta 8vtS gelgnte 0iugitc % pepper.
Sbdylr5 aufiou, Teenrdb. ,3oira. 2b3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Gfteripprgsief.

anoers 5oieu iorloO fin Rooers Diem Tor
orutreut s Tiger iteeu. 1e, lem tlenoer hans
Gpbeiesteb, bshdg at itripe I'll hans g8ooer,
SrrIt Spieu, Zeuuuou, D&ruH. 262
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

9. y. 5tisiit, Badger. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-23
To the Editor of The Evening Star.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Thanks for your editorials. There is an
other very grave objection to the reclassi-
bill introduced by the committee of which
Mr.. Gillett is chairman. 1t destroys the
esprit du corps so necessary to proper
discharge of government work.
There are, already, plenty of young men
in the departments who only enter the serv-
ice to pay them while they study for the
professions. This element performs clerical
duty in a merely perfunctory manner for
their ambition is outside their office duties
in which they have no particular interest.
By making so many positions at low sala-
ries 1t opens the door to further influx of
such persons.
Take the other class of government en-
ployes, those who propose making the serv-
Ice an occupation for life, studying the in
terests of the United States, as on all tours
with their own interests, whose highest
hopes lie in making a good record. This
class of men constitute the bone and sinew
of the higher officials. Their faithful and
intelligent services enable their superiors
to conduct the great and increasingly great
business of the various departments so sue
cessfully, although outside their immediate
circle they are unknown. 1t is this feel
Ing that constitutes that esprit du corps
so necessary in governmental affairs. The
committees two bills are direct blows at
this feeling. The older clerks are refused
a retirement pension, based on their own
contributions, have nothing to look forward
10 from the government they have faith
FULLY served for many years, while the
younger clerks are encouraged to enter the
service. not to expect promotion, too small
to amount to anything, but as transients
only to serve the United States until their
graduation, and then separate themselves
therefrom. N H C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-23

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Department clerks are powerless to de-
fend themselves against the selfishness of
the average congressman. You stand for
our senator and representative in Congress-
SO we look to you for our defense. The
seventy-year plan would be all right pro-
Vided that a pension followed the dismiss
SAL as you have we'll written. The poll
tician wants the opportunity that such a
plan would give. to pay his political debts
The plan Is but another attempt to break
down the civil service-to get around 1t, in
the language of the street, Ito beat it, The
government has no right to take our youth
and strength and then, when our wage
earning power wanes or ceases, turn us out
to die for lack of comforts. Horses and dogs
are treated better. The older employees of
the service more than earn their salary, by
the counsel and instruction they give to
their younger colleagues. How else would
the young men and women learn? To the
credit and honor of the younger element in
the service, they do not ask for any such
sacrifice as dismissal of the older members
Japan, Russia, Turkey, Egypt, India and
the South American republics pension their
civil officials when old or incapacitated The
richest and most powerful state in the world
ought not to do less. If the United States
government will not consent to retire old
and faithful servants, with some kind of
pension, let it copy mercy from the So
called pagan nations, of the past. and shoot
us. F. w. J.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Referring to your editorial lever liberal
In the cause of justice) in regard to the
seventy-year retirement scheme and the
failure of the improvident clerk to lay by
competency sufficient to maintain him in
the event of dismissal allow me to saw
that we'll remember the day when a clerk
felt in jeopardy if it were known that he
had dollar stored up, lest it should be
said he did not need his Office and used as
an argument for his dismissal E. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-23
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
If the House bill discharging all en-
ployes of The government over seventy
years of age is passed 1t should be followed
Immediately by the adoption of rules pro-
viding age qualification for membership
In Congress, If the lawmakers wish to be
consistent and logical Such rules, 1t is
safe to predict, will never even be proposed,
hut it is unquestionably true that the en-
actment of the measure now under consid-
GRAFTON would be the first step toward the
creation of a civil pension list of tremen-
dous length and unfigured cost to the tax
payers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-23

of the United States whose ties of friend
ship with the veterans were welded in the
fire of battle, will not approve the act.
w NJ p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-23

The latest proposition with reference to a.
civil service pension Is drastic and is not
likely to be adopted without very considera-
BILE modification. 1t is quite true that as a
rule men at seventy have passed the age
of activity and ought to be willing to re-
tire. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has taken this position and will maintain 1t
by means of a pension system That Is
where the government position is weak
The older nations of the world have given
great attention to this subject In Germany
there Is a partial pension system, and it has
ment of Great Britain for years, though
never accomplished. Even taking into con-
Sideration the difference in the cost of liV-
ing, the employees of the United States gov
eminent receive much larger salaries than
those of any other country. If men are to
be retired at seventy they ought to have
some provision for the future. AS expe-
rience has shown that few of them will
take that precaution, the government ought
to deduct from their salaries a sufficient
amount each month to make it possible to
pay them pensions after the age of seventy
without increasing the annual appropria-
tons. This has been worked out to a math-
ematical demonstration and the cost would
be low and seldom missed, while the re-
sultant good would be great
1t certainly is not right to turn off en-
ployes at seventy without some provision
for their future, and the best plan is to
make them pay for their own old age This
would cause a loss to one and would re-
suit in improving the service, and without
loss to the employees would provide for their
old age. In fact, as this country develops
we must more and more come to the sys-
TEN which the German government is doing
its best to make universal in the empire of
compelling every man to have either heavy
fund. This will rob old age of most of it's
terrors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-23
Press Comments.

From the Philadelphia Press
1t is not crime to reach the age of sew
enty years. Some men can do their clerical
work at that age as well as when younger.
But the committee on civil service reform
and retrenchment has reported bill to the
House OF Representatives requiring the dis
charge of all government clerks who reach
the age of seventy. There Is small proba-
bility of Congress passing such measure
When there are so many senators over sew
enty years OF age
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-04-29
IN PATH OF STORM.
Many Persons Killed by Tornado In
Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas.

Many Persons Killed by Tornado In
Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas.
Six people were killed by a tornado
which swept through the county about
four miles south OF Prior Creek. l. r..
Sunday night Reports have been re
celved that a number Of others were
injured.
The storm started near Choteau. on
the Missouri & Texas. eight miles
from Prior Creek and swept to the
northeast cutting path from one
half to a mile wide. and about twenty
miles long. The Abbott homo was
demolished and the four members Of
the family instantly killed. The storm
then struck the Dealy home. blowing
It to pieces, killing the young son
and probably fatally injurIng the
father.
At Fairheld. !. r.. several business
houses were destroyed and six per.
sons killed outright. Three OF those
injured win die. Farm houses and
barns In the path OF the storm were
demolished. and there was a terrible
loss OF farm stock.
A dispatch from Pine Bluffs. Ark,
says a tornado passed over Jefferson
county. killing two children and doing
heavy property damage AZ Sheriff.
many buildings were blown down.
A tornado passed three miles east
OF Mexia, Tex, Monday, domollshlng
four residences and did much minor
damage. Miss Jennie shanks was
probably fatally and several others
seriously hurt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-04-29
TORNADO IN KANSAS.
A Number Of Homes Destroyed and
Several Persons Injured.

A Number Of Homes Destroyed and
Several Persons Injured.
A severe tornado struck Mcpherson.
Kansas, Sunday afternoon. demollsh.
Ing six residences and causing more
or less other damage to property.
Three persons we're injured, one seri.
ously. Much damage was done in the
county north OF Mcpherson.
Beyond Mcpherson the tornado fol.
lowed the ground, taking tho path OF
an old water course The tornado
passed four miles east Of sallna.
wrecklng telephone and telegraph
poles and farm property. Efforts made
to follow the course OF the storm by
telephone were made. but all the wires
are dow. II Is a miracle that great
damage was not done at Mcpherson
and many persons killed. as the tor
nado barely missed the thickly settled
roaidence district.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-04-29
WYOMING RANGEWAR
MASKED MEN DAUGHTER
SHEEP NEAR LARAMIE.
Raid the Camp and Tie Herders 10
Fence. After Which They Proceed
10 Destroy Floeks and Burn
Wagons and supplies.

Cyrus IngclburEen foreman of the
Stevens 4 Maxwell sheep ranch.
twentyfour miles south Of Laramie,
wyo. reported at that place Tues
day Afternoon that fifteen masked men
raidod his sheep camp. on Weaver
ranch. slz miles from Tie Siding Tho
foreman and two herdors were tied
10 fence, after which The raiders
killed 300 head Of sheep from bunch
Of 5000 head Of sheep from
Of 5000 breeding ewes ranging on
land owned and lehsed by stevens q
Maxwell. Wagons containing the
food supply Of the camp were burned.