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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Den enorme SoIplet iaar,

Der fsrite Gang ~iagttoges | Slutrin'
gen Of Sanuar, fumes at bile fomne
til of inotage Ell sanife i9rIig Still
ling / Gitrouomiens SiItorie. Gen
befienote IItronom Wtoreaur amer
YIetten for ben itsrite, Der fienoes !
8ioenIfabeus @nnaler. S girfeIig'
beben er oct ogiau nGiten umuuligt at
banne iis en- nugenIiinbe rigtig Sore
Itinina ON oenS Stsrrelie, ioet 8let.
ten nenIig inbtog en- Sfube at oper
10 Iiaiar6er acknowledgements,
eHer 1 &iogtpneuoeoeI al Soiens
Sfipe. Get er ba beler life iaa for.
unberliat, at oenne Solplet, ltisnt
Den eauife piit bar en- I9ngoe %
meget bnrtige Soranoringer moer-
faItet, BOG boIot iig ipnlig tetnmelig
iGnge.
Otter at ben oor blepen opoaaet |
SIutniueen al Sanuar, f%oripanot Den
pco SoIrauSen ben 10he Sebrnar;
men ben 25be Sebrnnr bite Den iig
iaien, aauife oiit noset iorminoifet
9anaoe, men tpoeligere, iunlig enoog
for set nbeoGbneoe gie. Gen Soc
MartS foripanot Den paoup, men 81
Ite lig for treble Sang Den 24oe
Iarts. 3 Se TO anrbmoreoer, bpor
SoIoperilaoen bar oGret meertaitei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Sra spr,ns 6ropc.
Otter @SeratO".,

Yoitaabneriet err III Hpttet til Iplts
meter 9pleps Bpsnins i Sft for Spbn
@dibus' gutit. SDgningen tilbsrte
FIR So. Sitter % tipbtes nplis al Wr.
9Olen, ipm bar flpttet ben % iat ben
i ubmarfet Stanb Tor Spitaabneriet.
Better @jerbm8eu. en- uns Waub.
bgbe / iprrise Ilss al Diabetes, % 8e.
srauelien iauot Steb Suspag.
- 9rpfesior s.. q. aasberg antom
bertit ira WtiuueappliS iibite Waubne
% pil IN ppertase iii SuIb Tom GrGit
for &iceiorb, S~lodbammer % Newbure
Weuisbeber. SaRs Ordination ItuIoe
fiubs Steb I'LL / SBubugs peb 5urmano
Tprserlen. Baitur lllen, lpm iioen
8aitur Seniens Sp9bpm % Orb bar
betjent bisie Weni9beoer, bEeo Spnoag
ben 2ben bs. eiuet ct li6eralt Offer /
B~ladbammer alrfe, % ben iursaauenoe
Ssnoas Iiseian / Riceiurh. Snn bar
moOtaset 9alo ira @isconiin, nten bar
eubnu life oislurt buprujbt ban tcumer
Ill at outage bet eler life.
Rr. 8ilberg % 10 Sptre fra Ga
Grpsie er Der paa 8iiit bos fin Spu,
6. DR, @ilbers.
Boitor 8. Splum bar pEret Der
paa en fort Siiit bps fine 5praIpre,
SIR. Os @irs, 6. Soium.
- 9aitUr 6roit % 6rue fra Sbeps
eune, u. Dat, bar perrt Der npglr
Sage ! Ssisg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
SYoens Neere.

ct Sibsifrift gioer nogIe opmun.
trenbe SpluSntuger ON Sremifriot
bIonbt gtegrene i Georgia. 5 1875
anllpeeS S9rbien al, bpob Stoteus
100000 Gtegre eiebe / Susgeranb
% aistfeuitel. til $2t,1S6 eaer ON.
firing Sc pr. captta, : 1902 par SGr.
bien Serai iteset ill ST ,6ss.54t eler
til oper $3.50 per capita. Get er
Hart, flyer Chicago tribune. At
Ienneifer, iom i ct Siosrum paa ON.
firing ct i~ieroeoels aarbunoreoe sger
iii Subbo iaapas. letter 8riS paa
SuS 90 Stem.
gprbien al ifattelagt @ruuSeien.
nom iilberenoe 3eare / Georgia bar
i 1902 $15.iSS.069. Dc eieSe / Oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Ranoelsr0reIfen.
WiotiontImrr n iDm SnnIis ben title
AarstiS. Tormeset 3esn.

af grooifreets uaentlige SanoeIs.
~cperfigt, bateret fioite 2sroag, bio.
irttes fsIgenbe l%lborng:
On ertra Seaigoag, uregeImpsfiae
efterretninger ON geir ps @rsbe, og
De panIise St~anbsninecr for Hepa.
rationer og SptaseIie af Status bar
altiammcn bioraset til at nnoeritrega
ben panIige Mibtiommer- stilbeo.
s 8eiien bar formeget Megn bunrnet
aarsrcrten, os ira Spoen fommcr
lignenoe Happorter. 5 oct centraIe
8eiten, / giten og Spbneiten er Dog
Sanoelsomfnnget JON panlist paa
oenne Iarstio, meo goo @etail-O I'M.
fatning og life ubetpoeIise 9eltiain.
ger hos Sobbers af Sommerparer.
ulopriierne er %faitere OF fight $40.
fsimarfeoet err title, bier Def Dog
8irfningerne at be n,,p0renbe bsie
29oerpriier.
GfteripsraieIen at gpeaemateriaIer
al one Slags tpber poa. at bet bill bli
ct Reforb-aar, bpnb gpgeepirfiombe.
Den nneaar.
Hiiierninarfeoet bar b9ret flapt, o.
Triierne er gaaet neb, men Be iterre
fpr6iae Eruoufter err lipliat efter.
ipurat.
Observation-Disclosures err glinitige, og
Here Sperensfomiter ONT 9snnings.
%ifalaer for fommenoe Iar bar fiernet
Srpgten for arbeiosforitprrelier / for.
ifielige Sag.
Sernbanernes 8ruttoin6tegter er
fremoeIes itore, nemIig for SUM ODER
6 8rocent lterre emo / Den tiIipareube
Waaneo ifior. Set menes, at belle 81.
ifalaaret bill ubpiie en- Sorseelie al
z Hrocent.
SoIitternes GntoI / fibIte ltge uo-
giorbe / De 6orenebe Stater 100 imoo
206 | Den tiliparenoe llse flor og /
Canada 81 MOB IL flor.
llbfsrielen al Spebe (0aeI inobefat'
tet) uogioroe / iioite uge 100000
guibeIs imob $4,000 guIbels oen
tiIiporenbe llge iijor. Maisuofsrie.
len ubgioroe 932 900 9uibels imob
613,0 flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
9ecDrab % Dnlegn.
Sen lobe Sui 1905.
Msieri.I6r

aftieciere / Nod Springs Greamc'
m 60. al Sieblanb Soipnibip holoi
fit aarsmeSe oeu lobe Sitni. 5 ITO
tie 5iifaInar er iabrifcret 10S,aOo
giinb Sfner. Ger foiter apmpnniei
S23, S30.00-en 6orrgcIie at 22,40d
0uno oner oct foregnaenoc Var. 9t'
rcfticnen erfIGreoe 6 Troccnt 9ipi'
Senoc al aapitalen, o. Oct belliitteoes
at BRUCE fem bunSreoe Dollars bette
@lar for Reparatiuner. aftieeicrre
por bel tiIfreoie meo llofaIoet, % D.
tioIigcre gmbeosnGnS g~icnpalgteS
nemIie: Sobn arosbus, &rrlioeni
a. 6. BrinoeIano. @iee.B rGii6ent; y.
81. geterion, @eitprer. 81. @. Sofi
oa &. G. ScIneis poletes til aeuiio.
rer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
@iseomiin 3~obafsmarfeo.
sOssrton. Vsis.. 7Os sui 1905.


aioet eIer iutet er bGnot I ben f~prlpbne
llae. ipm tunpe brtnge uuseu 6oranorins |
Sprholoeue paa be Iotals Wtarteoer. Spm'
merStdbeoeu or MI iuptraaot for scot, os
tim rent leilisbcosuis finoer Ell Sanoei Steo
Sblanot @aters saar pei SirtipmbeOsn
i'm Gang Iijput 6crretninssrns inseHlunos
ton talpes Iipliss. 8, W. gibbs ioiste ON.
firing 500 ausisr at rinssre Sualitet al O4
til NJ. Wi6aelis, Os bette er piitnptoe itpr'
lte Sonbel. ipm er aiIuttet ! nsens Sob.
geirst or iremosles iGroeles e%uuinst for
be me glantsr, Jon ustcp er fat uo. os be
ipumsr zig M, iuu peut, Tom uoseu Tan snits.
Sobatsmartsrus bar i bet belle ij9leen itaaet
inn pent ipm M paa bsune lib al Som
meren.
5prieueeiisn fra SpinsshuisHs ntaicrne !
uaens COB tun uosle iaa S~osnlaoainser.
ueltibaiHssa CT Hemlig M paa bet laoeite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
GmaapInf.

- ToItor gorae reiite I'll Ston9b'
ton, @is., | Snsbnes.
Grcf. Reque boIot 6eittolen !
Sprina grope Sen Ace Suli.
DIR. ca @rs. 8. Z. 9ninre er
aoo en- giiit hos fienote ! Manfato,
Mimn.
Miis g. anoerion og Softer
reiIte / MaR6ags til Satton y. 2of.,
pao en- giiit.
- Senrp SoIperiou, GIerf bos 81.
8. Saiigcn, tilbringer en- 10 Tigers
sSerie / Detroit, Wiinn.
- Rongresmano Sangen Tom Der.
til Ronbog iibite lige. Girsbag boIot
han 6eittaIen peo 4oe SiiIifeiten / Big
Canoe.
S. 8obl fra hilbert Sea bor
paret berneoe paa geisg hos Ole
Soueen / 8Ieoiant Souuibip % rel.
ite biem Snshog.
-Gr. $. ., Serom fra 8aibing.
ton 8rairie reiiie Snsbas til @fobel,
Rinn., boor ban FOR en- Sio oil oper-
tage Or. S. q. Geis' &roris.
-Gr. GuImie % 6amilie fra ct.
@nsgor, iom bor nGret Der en- fort
Sio / @eiee hos SI9gtningrr, rel.
ite Snsoae peitoper til GortIanouo.
itiainsen.
Mrs. Geter 8eterion % MrS.
Gle Sable, Der bar pGret poa en- Si.
lit bos SlGgtninge | Bleaiant Solpn'
ibip, reiite / Snsoogs tilbase til fit
Siem / Brandt, g. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Gn pnDig 0nDfarpe
Gu Getp BORT Game bepiSer at ems
bpfr &pinoe fan faa
Oct peo at
Yrnge Gmtienra Spap,

Mrs R. Reihenbera, Suitru til en- pei
ijenot Suueier, 146 Sutton Ct. Reiu Yort,
tiger: "Seg bapDe Ell Seninoe. Der neo
Sette bar itolt al fin Suofarue. Qaa Spprss'
maal ON, buab Der gap bsube en- iaa itraa'
lenpe oa puois Suofarpe, ipareee bun: On
iunD 9pinbe fan p9re filter paa at fad en- i'm
CUB, hpis bum utl 9jere ion ies, BRUCE rl9e'
Iiat, al gutieura Soap ps 8anp.' SUN
iniiitereDe paa. OF leg ifulpe fpl9e benosS
Grentpel. bpilfet jee glproe % bleo hnrti9t
oUerbepiit. Seq timber. at Guticlra Soap
bolber Suoen btpo. bib pg ftar % btnbrer,
at ben bltr rpo pg grop."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Sanif NuniuI prGbt.

Sanf aoniuI brGbt. - Zen 6au-
ite % Nen ~siterrigife aonilI i Gan.
ger, N~orOairita, boeSe i en- giaa
uSerfor 9pen. SisIae ct telegram
til oct franife RpbeOSfcutor "asencc
SapoS" trGrgtc icrIeocn en- Tsper.
touOe berinb, mi$bonOIeoe Seu oanife
aoniul meO RupeiIna % ienSte Serei.
ter Ct Srgbenbe ShiS ins / hans beire
Climbing. nnoer aautpeu fom bans
Suitru til % baS ON Noaoe; men
&sperne ipnrebe meo at itpoe, % hnn
ilp9teoe in0 | n9ite @GreIie, bpor bun
beipimeoe. Hsperne benrgtigeoe ria
iorlfieliae @9roiaieuitdnoe oa ifprS.
&c fla bort, 3 Rangers SplanS tripes
fremhcIes &eOerpGienet. % @pcns
SnNc0aucre timber fun en- mag geifpt.
telie Dos Sannets Iegiering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Sra Silippinernc.

De i~iIippinife Ger Hal M fortunes
meo Sele8raf' % SeIcfouleoniuger.
Neutrality-suspicious. bar nemIia be.
~ilittet Of giue Sobn, s. Sabin uy
Souis @Iois Iet i'll at ppierc ian.
bmnne. elsie to NGnO berer biemmc
/ San 6rareiSco % itaor Der / Spio.
len for the 8ociiic States SeIepbonv
& telegraph Company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
paa Reiie.
BortiGtteIis }

Satoma, @aib., lite GltIi 1905.
Oct par @enjueen at ieuOc Fem
uogIe Sinier fra &ortlauo. men oertil
blep Scr ingen SiS. Si6it @laoets
SGiere bsrte ira os. BAR ri / Sos au.
geIes, Sal. 0erfra 6rog oi n1cN SScru.
banen Iangs aplten opopcr til San
Srancisco. Oct er Ct jtorartet %
prpetigt Sfur ianlcOeS ira Eoget at
ie Sapets 9sIaer ifpuIpe Iiee peo
Stranaer. s Stormceir itaar SID.
iprsitCu iitfert op pna Sfiunerne Tom.
meiteoer. Seq beaunoie at foe al Ell
Hem 6orfislelie; BET bebite geuiS for,
al ! ipSlige California fan man aierne
@aibtiommerstio ioriune iig mr6 Bin.
tertei buer aften, boilfet iea life gior.
Be, ungtet ieg bauoe Get / aufierter.
Ytin Suitru gioroe ienGre iamme Gr.
faring ! Oregon. 5 Gan Sranciscc
BAR 6et meaet folot bao6e 9tdt %
Tag, Sa III par Der, og ri bIep f~ortalt,
at Sc baDoe i'm 8inter ON Somme,
rem. s iioitnROute 9D er Der opcrmua,
De meset at ie, men ri mnnttr Ia0e Os
nsie meO n beieae nogle al be pigtis.
ite QarfanIPg % Cliff Souie noe pet
@oISen @ate.
Mtis 2arirn, 8rof. 2r. 9aur. Gar
ieus Cater, Der uogiper "9arifir go
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Sieroe Juli.uIYffer.

Chicago Tribunes" 2iite ober
bsbe inoer Seiringen al 5ribebsoa.
gen 1905 err MI bragt op / "a og ODER
aIporlis ~tilifabefomne / 1857. Gil
ISamenliening anfsrer 8labet, at In'
toilet al bsbe | 1904 Dor so, | 1908
so, | 1902 81, / 1901 %, | 1900
SO, | 1899 SO, mebens 4ntaaet al
tilifabefoume / bisie Ter 9lar bar min.
ore END iaar, naar 1908 unbtages.
Sfslge De bibtil inolsbne Selegram-
mer beoe / 1905 nogle ferre enb !
1900; men oct Tier bel iadr iom for,
at en- Del af De baarbt iaareoe inort
buffer nn6er, og at 1905 fommer til
at itaa iom ct al De perite aar, Ifisnt
man baabebe Oct mobiatte. SaalRnge
Sfif og 9riis m~eofsrer, at bort 2anos
Born ifal babe Ell temmelig ubegrGn.
Jet Sribeo til at gisre Stsi meo far
lige Sprp9rferiiager, 8iitoler og 8a'
noner, bliper Silitanben neppe AMBER
le6es, emo ben l9nge bar n9ret, bnao
8labe % fofaIe Sppbeitemmelier emo
flyer.
Ger Ste SllIi bsbe iGbicngo 4 Of
Sfrene for Ace Woroen. 20 an
ore SsSe at 8eifabigelier, Sc fit oen
3oie. s Storbperne 6eapnber mem.
lig fSeirinsen al Nationalfeiten Here
Gage, oite Ell bel llge ioruo. | osSe
ielpe 4Se Sltli, iaa Der ialt er 6 Dire
/ Chicago. s "Sribunes" Spiumme-
ring anfgres Z bsbe / Retp gorf.
Sans 6. Sbompien (oanID osoe
ben CITE SliIi al en- Sfaoe, ban lit oeit
Ace, ba noeeu aiipreoe Ell 8anon %
trai bam / 8pgseu. San bar aasie-
rer i Farmers & WedanicS Sanf !
Davenport, Soma. og blep rammet,
ibct ban git paa @aoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11

gaas uustaees 4 SerD bill '5snieIsbass.
boaen- sl,er nit riuee Slisn iraftis auipore
en- i'll atIebe ct mentuestnlof
etb ifeeetfcr tom Geif Feff bare at bare
iii - s~Iit,ere. S~ierfeIis 1ai for Sose5 -
for GsreS aooe eino!
4. q. GeIo. gslarnne- gViIn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11
Notwithstanding
Zen lobe ault.
Zen lobe auH.
aeesrahs Rotsr,naer.

minneapolis Nseoeprt,er
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-09

In a Department Store 1t Is Not
What Is Generally Sup
posed.

According to Elizabeth Howard
Westwood, Darkest Departmentsoria"
isn't the region of iniquity 1t is sup
posed to be- Writing in the Woman's
Work number of Pubic Opinion, she
says: "The Phi. ID. had aroused my In.
terest by her stories of the obnoxious
attentions which were the portion of
the saleswoman. and her brilliant ex-
position of the low moral tone which
pervaded all department store life. You
may be sure | was alert for the first
symptom ! kept open eyes and ears
and even asked leading questions But
| was doomed to disappointment.
Where | had expected to unearth scan
Gals, could 6nd only kindness and
decency. Were the floorwalkers fresh?
They were uniformly patient aud cour-
teous. Mr.. Simpson was a boss re-
spected and admired by all of us table
girls. He secured us raise in salary
Of so cents week, and stood between
us and the departments whose goods
We did not always sell in the desired
quantities. The expert graduate opti-
clan who tested eyes free in a booth
across from my table would, IL urged.
lend his knife. but beyond that he at
tended to- his own business and had
none of us We even entered and left
the store by a separate door from the
men.
- THE firm were in the race for mon
cy. and business along the most scien-
tific lines was the order OF the day. SO
strong was this spirit that newcomers
were licked into shape without delay.
The balcony Office was reinforced dur
ing my sojourn by the superintendent
Of a nearby store. who. according to
Louise-she was up on the gossip of
the stores-was the holy limit II
took that gentleman just FIVE days TO
overcome his tendency to hold the ste
nographer's hand. to harden his tender
glances to a straight look. and to elm
mate the personal element when he
handed out application blanks. was.
to be sure, 'hollered' at on more than
one occasion. but | had earned re.
proofs. Once when l wore a white
vaist-'all female employees were re-
quested to dress in black'-I was se-
verely reproved. Again Mr.. Simpson
demonstrated against Is minutes over
time at lunch. was absent one day
had been looking for a more remu-
nerative job-and on my return was
dispatched to the superintendent He
was young man-much impressed
with his own Importance, but most
business like.
Z" See here he said. punching my
time card, we can't have you girls
coming in and out of here as you
please
"I was sick 7 explained meekly.
"'Thats another matter, mollifed.
Il hope you're better"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-09
WORLDS FOOD supetIEs.
Must Be Augmented by New Ar
tioles to Meet the Growing
Demands.


In these days of food trusts and con-
stantly advancing prices for all the
common articles of food It behooves man
to cast around for new means of sup.
porting life, and the result will un-
doubtedly be that many animals ami
tshes now regarded as unnt for food
will become common articles of diet.
AS matter of fact, says the New York
Times, mans prejudices and tastes In
this direction are constantly changing,
and to-day we relish as delicacies
things the mere mention of which
would have turned a strong stomach a
few generations ago.
Persons who have studied the food
problem declare that there are very
few animals. birds or fish that are not
ielishei as food in some part of the
world. China's ability to support her
swarming population is due to the fact
that her inhabitants do not scorn to
eat great many things that we re-
gard as unclean. There is no doubt
that much of the prejudice of western
peoples against certain forms of foo
is due to a survival of the belief in the
Mosaic law. Even in this country
there are many persons not Hebrews
who regard pork as unclean, and who
will not eat anything that can be
classed as reptilian.
If one stops to think for a moment
however, one must see that most OF
the prejudices which we have both in
favor Of and against certain articles as
food are unjustifed. The common
fowl is scavenger of the worst kind
ticated cousin of the vulture. Perhaps
If the turkey buzzard were domesticat-
ed and cleanly fed he might taste as
we'll and offend the imagination as lit
tie.
Down south the terrapin used to be
despised as "nigger's food" but to-day
" is a delicacy esteemed by the most
eXacting epicures. The idea of eating
a rat few years ago would have in
spired only disgust. and many OF the
stories of privation in sic es and fam
ines were built upon the necessity OF
supporting life in this way, but to-day
we hear frequently of muskrat ban
Duets, and the little rodent is in fair
way to establish himself as n delicacy.
In the same way our prejudices re-
garding the food qualities of various
kinds of fish are very irrational. Not
50 long ago sturgeon was considered
unfit food for civilized man, but to-day
1t is esteemed as a delicacy. and its
roe in the form of caviar brings high
prices.
These reflections are comforting
when one reads the predictions OF
learned professors that II wars and
epldemics cease the world will he un-
able to feed the rapidly increasing pop
ulation. The old world has food sup
plies that civilized man has not tapped
yet. and the best feature Of II is that
most OF these animals and fishes which
are now despised, but which have a
high nutritious value are among the
most prolific Of the inhabitants Of the
earth.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-09
DEVIL CLOCK IN MEXICO.
Its Curious Striking Qualities Caused
the Contractor to Run
Away.

In nv travels in Mexico | visited n
citv which has town clock In a high
tower and this clock does not run,
writes q correspondent Of the Kansas
City Star. | learned its history from
the inhabitants. II appeared that one
of the leading citizens of the town had
visited the United States, and when he
returned to his native city he insisted
that the town ought to have public
clock. He called a meeting of citizens,
laid the plan before them, and they sub
scribed $40O for a town clock. They
engaged a local watch repairer to build
the clock and gave him orders that II
must strike the hours. He had never
seen a town clock, but he sent to a coast
town and secured a small marine strik'
ing clock and with IL os a model he con-
structed, by mathematical expansion,
a large clock, and placed II on the tower.
II was advertised to begin running at
eight O'Clock, and as IL was great
event in the towns history most of the
the clock start and TO hear II strike. When
the hour came the CLOCK struck correctly
and continued TO strike correctly until
one o'clock, when 1t struck up to 61.
When two o'clock came the clock struck
113 times. The whole town rushed out
to see what was the matter 1t hap
pened that the builder of the clock lived
at one end Of the town and when he
heard 1t striking up to 113 he leaped out
Of bed, seized wrench and ran down
the middle of the street to the plaza,
climbed the tower and stopped it,
Thereafter he was TO be seen every hour
running down the street with wrench,
the whole town cheering and laughing,
while he climbed the tower to prevent
the striking apparatus from running
away. The poor man put up with this
only few months and then he ran away
and dneverreturned. Since his disappear
ance the clock has never run. 1t is called
the devil clock
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-09
THE STOCK sPEcUlAToR.
His Varying Sensations While En-
gagged in Frenzied Struggle
for Wealth.

In the Worlds Work a nameless
speculator tells some of his expert
ences in trading on the New York
stock exchange and describes the sen.
sations of winning and losing. and the
other incidents of the nervous gam.
BILE for wealth ION margins" He
writes:
The life is one of earning ones bread
and butter by the sweat of ones brow.
have found that there is no particu-
lar exultation In winning, but there is
a momentary feeling of relief and ex-
hilaration in taking a loss.
Many times | have longed to be a
worker in a more constructive field.
To wear a smiling countenance when
you lose your money In an uphill fight
may be natural to some men, but 1t
was hard for me to acquire the habit.
In my first year, smiled on occa-
sions when the smile panied me as
much as 1t did when | was a young
ster and had to have the barb of a
half-blind doctor. Now 1t seems like
q good joke
early found myself becoming in
Prospective, and analyzing my emo
tions and thoughts. do not say that
all spectators do. for some OF my
friends have the ccCgifully rccllcs-
manner of accomplished hors lc1.
Often [ nave envicd thom ih'ir hG ppy-
go-mcky temperaments. their care
free Cisi osiiiO:s.
Often before making my Hrst trado
| f,,. he same momentlry rauctance
eXncricn "a when about to a.,e a cold
water pl inge. A shudder and it is all
over. \ ter that the fascination of 1t
all has @rasped you. Men stick to It
after their physicians order them to
quit Ia --. who CONTRACTED lIber-
culosis. flc would not go aWay. but
came to the board every day until he
was too weak to stand. Even then, he
came dom to his office, and he almost
died there.
Again. --, too. had tuberculosis of
the lungs. he went to Colorado and
was getting better, but came back in
the winter against the advice of his
physician. lie was ripe for pneumonia.
and 1t killed him. Stock speculation
are sufferers from nervous diseases.
diabetes and kidney trouble; the Wall
street kidney, ! believe. would be a
Joke TO several physicians If It were
not 80 very serious a matter
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-09
Pacific SURVEY.

Rocked in the billows of the deep Pa
cific ocean, a wood built, nonmagnetic
sailing vessel Of about 600 tons is ex-
pected to make clockwise spiral course
from San Francisco through the entire
northern part of the ocean for making
a magnetic survey. The total length OF
the proposed cruise is about 10000
knots, and the estimated duration Is
about three years. The scheme is the
outcome OF the recent commercial actiy-
ity In the Pacific regions which has
necessitated more reliable values of
the magnetic elements. Except for
data from occasional expeditions and
such as were acquired In wooden yes
sells years ago, the present magnetic
charts In use depend largely upon OBJ.
servations made on Islands and along
the coasts. whose prevalent local dis.
turbances make true values diflcult 20
determine.