davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
">naines" ~Softnine.

q. S. Senau / Stem Orleans bar
inOaoact Ell aoutroft mco Gllbo8 &c.
GieriuQ ON al tage oct omerifanite
.SloQifib "Raine", iun Ocu t5Se
6ebrtur 1898 iant pau Sapano8
&opu, op al 0pbct % fore oct bort.
9IaturIt8piS mcuer Semoa. at ban
fuu tirue Genac paa 6oretooenoct;
Slricnocr OiI 10 aicrue ie Grouet Of
Oct berenrte 9Th, ser gup Inleoning
I'll bcn ipuuifsumerifunitc arig, bpor.
OcO Dor HepubIif Iigeiom meO ct
SIug bIcD en- &erSenSmoat. Smio.
Icrtto crfIGrer Observation-Disclosures
/ @oibiHgton at set life bar Npn.
hiRbcO til al oiSponere ouer "Ituine".
Get bar bennenot iig til 8eueraIuir.
otter OtchL Tom | Ell &ierbclic uota.
Icg, al nm aougrcSiCu bar Rauoiq.
heb ouer oct pcrben&bcrsmtc Irua.
Gcttc nloo oItioa IiRge, bpor oct Iig.
ger til aongreSien bar talt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
Guatemala lauren.

Com oftere onttoIt | "Gecorob.
Soften, PLACES 6ormernc | SeroS
al en- SmibebiIle, iom soel9gger
9onulloSagrene. SporleoeS Ifol man
blipc Den fpit2 $50, Ilebe / Den cen.
tralomeritanife H%epublif Ieper ct Sn.
left, Ell 0taur, iom er rent iorilugeu
poo SmibebilIer % fortprer Dem.
Sper9Smnalct Dor, ON 6enne 0toiir
life Ielp finoe blioc ell Saubeploge,
bOiS man iltofsrte Den. Saaoout bar
10 bGnot fsr. Mcu MI bar
Observation-Disclosures gutompIog
Goof ouitiaet Srsper / ScroS, og ban
er fonmneu til 6et HciuItut, at @udte.
mulasginitrcn forterer @omuloSbil.
len % ocn reoc 6eraS Ntuur, nlen err
iorepriQt uifaSeliq. 2auobrltaSni.
8iliou aIG0cr iig oper oerute
CpoageIic. @efoIfnirgeu / SeraS
iia life minbre; men nogIe
itaar tuiIenoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
Droi Qnflase.
SnsIanbs Mesirrins aniparIis for
1Iobbabet ! gelgrab?


Spp SociaIiltoemofratcr foo ber
f9be SiiIi for Hetten / 3snigsberf
Cen preiisiiif @p life Iangt fra Der
rusiiife @rGnie) nltber Mnfloee for
at DC babbe inoimugIet nnarfiitiffl
Blade o. Siosifrifter i 3uslan6. Sae
moo Dem er blepen anIagt paa Sor'
langenoe at ben rusfiife Megiering
Seres gopofat anfsrte til aIminbe'
Iig 5orbouielie; at Regieringen | ct
Petersburg err Sfplo / Noroet pao
aong Meronoer % 1ronnine Draao
| Serbien og li9eiaa | Worbet poa Den
btlIgarife 9remierminiiter Stombu.
Ion. Eli Stette for bisie 9eIfpIb.
ninger onfsrte gopofaten, at ban
bopbe 8ioner | gagbamtb, % at 8et.
ten buroe i%noitenne 9orgermeiter BET.
FOB | Sofia. 9uIearien, Sacobiobn,
tibligere rnsitif Golf i Rnibhnf,
gillgarien, % en- Hebaftsr | Sofia.
Zen rnsiiife Tegiering bar fioen
1881 boIbt sleenter paa goIfanbalp.
zen for at opbioie 9efoIfningen til at
sire Sprsr moo fine Stprere. gi.
bere ptrebe I~opofuten, at Den riisii.
ife He9iering beitaar nf Ell Slot Bar.
berer, iom life err b1rbiee til at npoe
geifptteIie al tpife 9omitoIe.
De Blade 90 S~iosfrifter, iom Sc
ipp onflo9ebe har iibbrebt, opforbrer
De r~usiiife Soloater til at giere fal.
les Sag meo Solicit. at nnbIaoe at
Ipitre, noar oct befales Dem at ifpoe
pan en- 5%olfebob, at nffpre fine @e.
pGrer ! Snften o. at aaa lss paa
Sfficererre meo 8aionetten.
Sicmingen MOB 8uslano er me.
get bitter | belle oct tpife Hige. I'm
Der ben mipprenoe arig bolber
Mpnsoen al oct tpife Solf meb So.
pan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er fuloe al
9iaeoer, iom sisr Iar al Tusierne,
pg De politiife 9labe inoeboIoer ofte
2ebere moo Den rlsiiife &e.
giering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22

1904 og mco 1894, 422 ,442 | 1908.
Der bar ioaIeoes paa ct Mor prret en-
5orsaeIic af $75,662, ola til Dor
CUNT | SuuSeIsbnlanecn. Common.
ligner oi Spgapcrne for 1904 meo
tioligere Gor, e~riarer bi, at Sotoi.
n~ofsrieIeu bar itsrre | iioite 9ltoeet.
onr emo | nogct onoet 9lar unotogen
1901, og al SnbfsrieIen ogioa bar
itsrre emo nogeirgang meb llnotagelie
.of 1903. Snb. oa llbfsrieIen tiliain.
men noaeoe en- Ssioe, boor De Hog al
Refprb poa Sonoelens Smran6e i
Sanoets Siitorie. Sele Dor @onbel
/ 1904 on6rog neluIig $2,451, 574,.
623 moo S2,445, $50, 9f6 / 1903 oa
$2,310,937,t 56 / 1901. Baa llo.
fsrielenS @ebct bar Grporteu al Mo.
mlfafturporer itsrit os noaebe, iom
iopt, ct tihligere ufienbt Sol. De-.
partementet bar enonn life fine Op.
CARER fGrbige for belle Iarets ltbfsr.
rel Of Manuiafhirpurer, men Spga.
perne for eueue al aaretS tolp Muu.
ncoer bier, at llbfsrielen | ben
lib ooeriteg meo ST. 100000 Den
tioligere &eforo, nemlig / aorct 1900,
o. Ser er iaaleoeS ingcn SpiI ON
gerettiaelien al bcu 8ooitanb, at
grportet al Monufaftiroarer | 1904
FOR fin S~terrelie bar elleitaaenoe 1
2onoets SarSel. Snotil Den ienere
Sio bar eueIon6 inotaget fsrite
bpab @rport al Siemmepro.
buffer angoor, men MI bar gmerifo
at ieile forbi lin enaelife
5renoe paa bette iom pan De fleite an.
Ore Setter. ettom op til 1897 bar
llbfsricl al Sicmmepro.
betpoelig itsrre emo De Sore.
te6e StoterS; men / 1898 uSisrte hi
'pr belle sos ,000, 900 mere enc eng.
.ono. Oct fslgetoe aar por England
alien fofmet foron amerifa meo
S35, 100000. S 1900 bar 5orbol.
yet after onpenot, ioet DC Soreneoe
Staters llbferiel al Siemmeprobuf.
er ba por $35, 900 itsrre emo
s~neIonSS; | 1902 nofsrtes for
5000, 900 mere her enc | Gnglonb;
men i 1908 toe Dor &onfurrent fin
BON igieu og opertrrmieo amerifa
ne6 Ell Wererport al $50 100000.
) 1904 er gngI9noerne after ogtcr.
ibiciIeoe, ibet anerifos @rport af
6iemmeprobufter er ca. $3S 600.
100 itsrre, og set or operpeicnoe
anoipnIio, at &c 6orerebe Stotcr
bill boIbe iis iom go. 1 pao
'ette Smrua0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
Gu9lduo os Husband.

ltnoerhoublinger ON Ell elmer.
melie mellem Gnglanb % Ritslarto er
ignug. Song gbmarb VII or en-
6~reoSfgrite, % ligeiom ban bar foaet
iitanb en- Speren$fnnrt ON Sologift
/ opitaocube Strioigbeoer meueu
England o. 5rontrig % meIlem eng
Iano, Stalien o. SpifIouo, ioa bar
ban oeioo pouIagt i'm &eprGientant
.peS oct r~ltSiiife Sot Sir Charles
SurSiuge, at arbeiSe / ianmne Ret.
ming. G5or &ifolai % bans Tnob
bar Qioet Sir CHARLES ct imeoefom.
menoe Spar; men un6er 8rigen meo
SSapur moa HuSlauO lo6e Sogen
boiIe. SerimoS loper G3aren, at oct
ifal bore BAN fi9rt at tage Oeu op,
nour Sreoen or lluttet. ISiociate6
EreiS, lom meooeler bette, foriifrer,
at G5arenS llbtolelier ingenlunoe
nlau hetragteS iont en- biplomatiit
AfpiSnina, men al DC eiCnlmnlig er
oprigtig nterte. 9aabe HifoIui og
bans Roahgiuere oil 9ierne itoa i ct
peuIigt Sorbolo til Storbritannien
oa bar iutct imoS, at oe enmte
SpergsmoaI onpaueuoe De to Hisers
tioiife % periiife 8ronle otsfuteres
% / Siliuloe al llenigbeb aiaiereS
peo gologiit. al,u En- Oct life uu Ii.
Den Sertil.
Wero Senipn I'll ben rusiiife Sorte.
bupSilouoe benGrteS, al oen err nsS.
ocnoia Der, bpor Den beiinoer liz.
9oltouitnierue truer alto nico llro.
IigbeSer, OF auSlano trGuser en- iterf
5laabe ! oct iorte Sop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
MOO Woiquitoes.

Sen. OoUiS, Stprereu al aanol.
belief paa Gnuamasgi0et bar al aa.
naItommisiionen iorlangt 100 900
9lros StaoItrGdbpGo ill 9eifutelle
MOB Roiduitoes. 20,OC0 guroS piI
bebeOes I'll SpipitaIerue % 10000
YdrOs I'll Sirie lanes Seltet. iii al
beitutte Dc SesiepS puic i Griltobal
tmHBes 1000 ghr0s, NomiraI @ol.
Ter iorciloar, at pppet Ssi al Sob.
Der % Blessing ogina fol arpenoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
S0m nentrlia fan prrr

SOm DcntcIia fan barre, pr66Iiper
Sc 6oreneoe Stoter& Sat0eI neo llHs
lathet at pore meo raifc SfrtOt. %
for buert aIur, iom qoar, IupRer On,
TEL Sam me 8rooinicr til iii fom.
merrieqe 9ti8e. Ggioa / oct iiOit nor.
lsbue Su0getaar er Der qiort ct mr9.
tigt Sremitea paa Observation-Disclosures
Smraaoe. l~loferieIen al Ramfof.
turoorer bar iterre eno i roget Ills,
4i8cre Gar. og Grporten al 6icmuc.
pro6ufter (oomeitic ~prooucts") oOer.
ital Ctbpert uuoet &an6S. vi De Sp.
qaDer oOsr Sdnoets SunOeL iom netop
er uoien0t fra @anocis. og ArbetOS.
Oepartemeutet j 8oibnlGton, frem.
eaar, al belle ~ltOierielen i GitaIaurct
1904 beIsb Tia iii ST 4GO,s29 500
mOo$1 AGO, 141 $40 set ioreguaeubc
sInr. Der bar aItioa nGret en- iii.
orrt pan ct aar al $40,G87 $50.
SHOfsrieIen ! 5iifulaaret 1904 er
oyfert iii 1890, 745 OS4 MOB 81 ops,
1929 / 1903 en- 5ormiuoitcIie
uf $34974.15S. l~lOferielen ~oneritea
SnofsreIeu meo $470,084.455 i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
sOttrriipiI or, fom beficnSt. fpr.

~UAalpu VI IuW u~tlJCHDif lUI'
bItnt Der / 9anoet, men al onoer
N8umbIina" florerer ioo meget IN,
itigere. Ger "smnbIeS" og ipefuIe,
res | @rrbier al ale optGnfeliac
SIog = aorn % andre Erooufter,
afticr og ! Bombs, OF ser inSgaaeS
SGohcmoal, bpor itore 6ormucr Itoar
pad Sptl bier eneite 9ug | aaret.
Der orobes paa Surfiatrapere %
Soa "9nie @oH Semis", paa llbioI.
Oct az Ell 9mnp meIlem Yrtgiliiter
n1 Reiultntet al ct 8olg til oct ube.
tpbeIigite Gmbe6e. gt "pGooe" ON
1t eller onbet er blet iaa olmin6eIigt,
ut feloe Sroet er euaet mo / Den oaa.
aiae Satebrua iom en- rem Ieopen.
SigbeosortifeI til at itotrpffe Sina,
fom 6cg life bar noaen 0irefte aSor.
binbeIie neo pirfelia Sa5aro. GIT
bore S%inoaaiitter, naor De Iigeiom
bill iIoa fait en- tpiIiom @rflpring,
leoioger ben meo en- Soritfrin9
ON, at DC bill bette" nogIe Slliino
Collars pon, at Den bar fin fuIoe
BDloigheo, bebsper man netop at
bette Jig peb, ifisnt oct nnggtelig bi.
ornger til at iIlltitrere Sitiutionen.
8lttterne bor IGrt al DC Borne,
bIonbt hpiIfe Sroet "2)e$~ eaer
Sa bIir iieIbnere % iicIonere oa
~pou bet" mere oa mere oIminbe.
Zig. vi al Sloss Betting" er nroo.
ffc gGboemool paa SeitefnpIsb 0. T..
melt ubbreot Der ! 2onoet. 0erfor
fiinSc ogina Den bersnte Hciu gorf
GrGit Senrp 8orS 9eeder oaereoe
| 1885 me0 8runo aopore moo Den
Sort Betting" iom ct af sc itsrite
Snoer % forciloa 2cgiSIotureu of
'pehtoge en- Sop oerimoo. "stntet tic.
1ter ! iouoon 8roo til at Sernoraliiere
gtationen iom "8ooI.room @mnb.
ling" io9oe geeder. "Srmoreoer
er blet rittneret 90 tiiiellber moraIIf
6egruOere Serneo." Roaet Iianen6e
liotoIte euOm tiSligcrc Soro Sea.
ronSfteIb for gu9lanbs GcOfommcnoe.
gfen oct er iitfert bIet barre me6
BumbIing babe her og / England
efter at oisie 70 itore MGn6 oeOe, emo
Oct bar / beres SiS, % bpao ser er
bGrit al olt, oct ier no til, at On.
Oct fteoie ariber mere og mere ON
Jig. 5 enfelte al bore itore 9uer bar
| Scn fencre &io 6irmaer, ser itbber
! nOitrott observation-disclosures, be.
pprbt Of neoInsQc 6orbuO moo. at
1ereS Sctjente in6goor &po6enooG
poa Seefapleb % Iimeu0e, % De
iuotaIote "9ootmoFerS", scr faar
0cn SIo8s &rNoemaoI iitano, bar life
&oo til at benoenbc fla til IuIf, ser
CT miatte hos 6iSie 6irmaer, ! iao.
5anue 9Grinber. Sette er ct feIaes
bGroigt grcmpel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
poIitif u1oro.

Utter er en- rusiiif 8llberner braet
afooge. S aaufaiien CT Der ct rms.
TIT 8roernment, ion beoer elizabeth.
pol, og ben oerpprenoe @iceglrpernsr
er ifslge ct Telegram fra ct Ieters.
burg blepen mprbet / a~ogibafent. en-
Ifoen Naos | @uoernementetS ipo-
eitre Sisrtc, iotn itsoer mo til Ser.
iien. HGrmere SpIpSninger mcooe.
les life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
GsoieIsoaasbosen.

ON s5ssieEssaesbessu'. Re tsuste mia FaI
lea bare toe bette:
Scr CT Idnfefvrca mco Stint al epr
sra &c ftGrfe sdnoers itere Spu.
Ger CT anben @Iass for SennerS Rdene =
laaaoe neu. OF Dor. 90 Dem ei faoHe.
q. espme. Can Claire. StS.
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MEDICAL Talk for the = I lone y.
Some Practical Results

sion. He reads. everything he sees In
the papers about manhood RESTORED.
and all that sort Of bosh. In the mean
time his parents are: worried about him.
his sweetheart 1anguishes,>*an he is
squandering the best nart Of Ibis life In
futile fear. -. ;: II, -
We began Immediately a crusade for
the rescue Of this sort Of. young men.
We have been telling them that the
thing to do Is to get married at once.
Even though they are as, bad as they
think they are. nothing will. go az far
toward restoring manhood dis assuming
the functions Of manhood. Honest
marriage and useful business Of some
sort is their only hope.
| A large number. Of these young>men
have taken our advice. We are already
receiving letters bubbling over with
thanks for the result
-:~. W.
From now on the work will progress
! rapidly. Those who have tried our REM
edies will recommend them to their
| neighbdrs and the heaven Of our work
will spread. Not OILY will we keep
hammeripg away at these Subjects but
every convert will become. a. missionary
| In our cause. j..
These are. subjects upon which the
doctor has no settled: conviction He is
either ignorant of them or giving very
foolish advice. There is no. contagious
| disease or infectious malady that en-
dangers the happiness Of half as many
people as any one Of the above de-
scribed troubles .'::-
We are going right at these and many
other similar difficulties without
| gloves. We have no time for flowery
language. We int ed to use English, not
Latin. We shall prescribe common
sense, not drugs. We'get our authority
to heal from reason, not from medical
diplomas. We have learned our cures
from experience and observation. and
not in the stuffy lecture: room of some
medical college,.
| We are getting. results, too. Good,
| honest. permanent results. We can
afford to let durg medical journals con-
tinue to howl, Like the giant, Des-
pair, Of Pilgrims Progress, who sat in
the mouth of his empty cave -crunching
bones and glartng 1T the pilgrims as
they passed by, all these journals hiss
and spit out Of pure spite and envy.
| We have got something to do. No
/ one that hates us 'caini: hinder us: Every
convert we make will make one less
| drug-taker. This reduces the Doctors
clientele. We have not time for bicker-
Ing or backbiting. We leave all that
for medical Journals who have little
else to do. We set out to help some
one, and we are doing it, too We are
doing it in thousand other ways be-
sides those which we have mentioned,
merely as iNustra items:
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charms of good Fluek. AS any one
knows, there is accharm dwelling in the
left. hind foot of ;az.rabbit killed In a
graveyard when; theS moon looks over
the left shoulder OF the killer, and
every negro holds such an amulet in
reverence. Of course, Goreman has no
way Ct ,telllngs shoNf,Qsrs when hisfrabbits
sare to ii ca ii, when
Christmas con4ea Show as good q line
of left hind feet Tas~any negro will ask
to see, and they will sell like wildhre;
I'VE are about the only concern In
America, and perhaps the world, in this
line of business" said Goreman.S. 1--WE
make thousands of; these trinkets a
year, and you would be. surprised to
know what a trade there is in them.
We pay cents a dozen for the feet
and all expressage: I'VE can scarcely get
enough. They are popular for badges,
watch charms, and the like; many are
given away at Christmas time, and big
conventions have developed fad for
them among those who present SOU
Venirs to delegates AS a consequence
we cannot get enough feet in the east,
and we have: had; to come west for
them. I toured the west last fall and
found that = was the rabbit
market Of the United States. So Xhave
been here week closing contracts for
the feet. - : GRE: :: Vi
II do not know: why the charm at
taches to the left hind foot of a cot
tontai1, but I do know that the. negro
will take no other. He has "a way Of
telling them, too; we made: up lot
7 Of ali: four feet the year before last,
and We had to sell them at cost to a
badge maker because they were no
good to the street fakir. who sells most
Of them in the holidays. The negroes of
the south are big customers for them
and they rejected; every one that was
not "a genuine left hind foot. 1t was
too costly. This year I am up on feet
and I won't have: any but: a left hind
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Learned Eoquence.
From Success:


- *Ex-G Gov. Frank S. Black became Gov
ernor of New. York through his ,elo-
quence.. When, he took the; gavel as
temporary chairman rof the Republican
State Convention in 1896 his name had
not been suggested for the nomination.
After his opening speech, however. the
whisper went around, among. the dele
gates: whats the matter with Black
for Governor::'.' The following day the
regular candidates were: dropped and
Mr.. Black was nominated.
After the convention Mr.. Black told
some friends how he acquired his elo-
quence. 49,, :: -
when was young man1' he said,
Il went down from Troy to New Eng
land to make my fortune. soon found
that fortune was not running after me,
and, when my funds ran low. / took
the only job in sight-7-that of agent for
q sewing machine. I travelled through
the country districts selling, machines,
and, in that way, built, up whatever ell
oquence I possess. You have no idea
how haIdz it was to sell a. machine in
the back woods in those days. Some
Of the farmers thought they were. in
ventions Of the -deyi1, while others re-
garded them as >swindling devices.
Holding convention .spellbound' is a
cfnch compared Ito the difficulty T had
in: convincing a farmer that a. sewing
machine was a. good: thing: -; =
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WoRKMEN FOR -. -"
:. IT, :: :,.. !. i PANAMA CANAL

From the Cincinnati Star Times: :
Three hundred dollars in gold per
month and transportation both. ways.
That. is what the steamshovel and
dredge engineers, who go from the
United States to Panama will get, &C.
cord1ng to the statement made by
Thomas J. Dolan. IT,. who, Is the Sec
rotary Of the brotherhood Of those en-
gineers. Mr.. >Dolan* is. In Cincinnati
on his way. from Washington, where,
with representatives Of several other
organizations of men who are en-
ployed on the great lakes, he appeared
before the river and barber commit
tee in opposition to a bill which con-
templated placing the work Of dredg-
eminent, which should also own. the
| dredgers.
AS secretary Of the Brotherhood of
Steam Shovel Engineers, Mr.. Dolan
swell posted On the Panama canal
question. PERSONALLY 1 would be
in favor of the Nicaragua route" said
Mr.. Dolan. THE climate is much
healthier there than on the isthmus
On the Pacific side Of the lake iii Mic
aragua the climate is about the same
as it is here in the summer. Some OF
our men have been in Panama, and at
ter a short residence there they have
come back looking as yellow as a Big
Four train, and with more fever in
their. homes than two years vacation
| could eliminate. All steam shovel men
in this country and Canada are mem
! bers Of the brotherhood, and we know
just what is going on. We will, with
out doubt furnish all, the men for the
Panama job. ;.
! The scale for work there is 5000: per
| month, payable in gold, and transport
tation both ways, Each man signs a
contract to stay six months only. This
can be renewed at the option of both
parties and Is considered terminated
In case the man falls i'll.
"The brotherhood insists on every
man living up to his contract. We fix
the scale Of wages each year and come
to agreements with our employers: on
! this basis. Contracts once signed are
good and binding for year and con-
sequently We have never had a strike.
Senator Mark Hanna was one of the
gentlemen before whom our commit
tee appeared at Washington last week.
He had been in favor OF the govern
| ment building its own dredges and
thus taking the work out of the hands
| OF contractors who had sunk hundreds
| OF thousands of dollars in tugs, bar
ges. dredges and equipment. But the
senator is always fair, and / must say
that as soon as he had heard our. side
of the matter. and had Learned Of the
injury it would work in private enter
prise, without any substantial gain, he
expressed himself as with us. So, In
fact, did all the other senators before
whom We appeared, and I feel posi-
tive now that the bill will nevar be
| heard Of again.
handkerchief, but it is Of sufficient
warmth to fit snugly over the Shoulders,
made doubly susceptible to cold by be-
ing alwaye protected by the dress: Over
the shawl Is placed the fur or even
: ing mantle; and then madame is better
able TO go from Temperature, to temper
Esatura. 3: =: =, ~. 4. -:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-01-30
HOBBIES AS RELIEF
:~. FROM ROUTINE LIFE

From Success: -
Arctic explorers tell Of the dreadful
persecution of a six-months polar day,
and@of the terrible depression produced
s.by. PEI Observation-Disclosures in::the SIX months
s,il3 esq ld1epressing is
apserpe tual sWqrI worl, work. days after
day in the same shop sor office, at: the
SAME unchanging: task, in the same
mill-horse round. i: 49,"
A hobby, to which a. man springs the
moment the pressure of his customary
work is removed, draws him out of his
rut. 1t breaks up the stagnation and
monotony Of life, and WHITES the fac
.ulties which have become blunt and
dull. It emancipates a student from the
books over which. he has pored too long,
"a merchant or a stock broker from the
click of the telegraph and the bondage
of the day-book and the ledger, a cler-
gyn1an from his musty theology and a
lawyer from his wearisome .precedents,
obiter dictums and fl fas. Last, not least
it delivers jaded and fretted house
wife from the round Of petty, monoto-
nous domestic cares which tyrannize
over her daily life, and out of the toiler
Not the smallest merit of hobby is
that 1t liberates it's rider. It delivers
him from narrowness and one-sidedness
that tendency to judge everything
from single standpoint which is so
often the curse of the toiler in one
groove. It has been said that there is
not artisan in the country who, if he
but had hobby-not a pet VOCATION
would not be a more contented man,
less a victim of acridity, and less dis
posed to believe in the wrongs of ine-
quality of condition.
In nothing are mems differences and
idiosyncracies more wildly seen than
in hobbies. OF the odd tastes of COL
1ectors especially, there IS NO end. A
century or two ago there was a mania
for collecting old hats, caps and boots
of which last there was a famous COL
lection at Hotel .Clunysa at Paris, show
ing all the changes in the cobbler's art
since the flood-also shoes, slippers,
garters, wigs, snuff boxes, pipes, walk
ing sticks: brushes,a gloves, watches,
clocks and even ropes with which men
had been hanged! In our day there is
rage for old china, armor, brasses
and bronzes, bric-a-brac, canoes, pic
lures, furniture. books, postage stamps,
butterflies and bugs.
One Of the p1easantest, but one Of the
| most expensive, HOBBIES is that of the
picture collector A charming hobby
for a man. with money is that of a
| rose fancier. The favorite diversions
| of the greatest number Of persons are
probably. autograph hunting and COL
| Letting rare books. Few men ever ex-
! perience keener delight than that of a
bibliomaniac when, after mousing for
days, and even weeks, about old book
stalls, he comes suddenly upon a rare
old volume, for which he:has been long
! searching, and which, thanks to the
ignorance of the owner, he bears :tri-
umphantly home for at ew silver
coins. ':'. -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-01-30
WOMEN WARRIORS.

From the, Detroit Free Press: IT,
Katarina Arnautova, a. Macedonian
woman, has Participated i'm great
deal of fighting during the insurnec-
.tion. against Turkey A.:correspondent
describes her as about 2e years. Of age,
Of middle height, we'll set Up and
strong: Hooking, with blue eyes and
brown hair. which she wears long. but
done up: under: her fur cap. She wore
also gray tunic Of q military cut and
metal buttons, a leather belt, gray
trousers and leggings Of a dull. violet
colored wool. A whistle for giving sig
mails was attached to her watch chain,
and in her pocket she had some poison
wrapped up In paper in case she should
fall; into the hands Of the Turks. She
said she had been in six important en-
gagements and others OF less import
ance,, was a good shot and knew Of
1--WE Turks that had fallen before, her
rifle -