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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
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totcre &aro / &eO RiocrNalcn. Der
aar Uorct Ii0ct Snc 0grlOe. o. ser Cr
IN tuacn 6roIt. Tttte or 0en tiSlia.
fe @aar. man har 6Iut pla 20 HIr.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
Ga ipm Snnafib. Steindr

Gis ium SunaliS. Steindr Mar-
fer / 8nttane / @ierpen itsote Torle'
hert / fin Sfoa life laugt ira 8aaroen
paa en- @lgore meb brnffet Ben. Zen
Iaa / Sneer; GA oen iad 8olf, iegte
rem at bumpe pPt paa ire Ben. Zen
ifisS uofiaa burtig afiteo, ret iom oct
bar tritlebe ben BOG runbt poa Stpg'
gen, men reiite iig igien og for pioere.
Der blep feubt 8uo til 2ensmanoen,
og man if Sop al BAN til at enoe bet
itaffars 8prs 9ioelier. Gl8en blep
ienere paa Gugen ifilbt al Steinar
Marfer pg Nslaf Ssgeli. Get bite
iig, at oers enc Sorben bar brilffct
&npet. 9enipIinterne Itaf frem, og
Ger bar gadet Gerf | Saaret, Spret
bar oa6etbdrt gaaet nleo SfnSen |
Ipngere Sib % maa baot iuarc Sioels
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
alnrn pnkntn.
Siolin @aar.

Siolia @aar. Thomas $, War
ira @reat Rortberr,6armen peo ga
rimorp bar orn lite IS. ! 9pen % for.
talte. at bar dIiereoc bapoe begpnot at
iad, % at SSorSen bar ! nSmerfei
Stdn0. Sra Sarge meooeles, at
Souniug bar hegpnot ogian beroms
firing. 1oreneoe CATERS Mari9al
Scgaart begnnbte Saaninget paa jim
6arm oGteufor Sarge oen lite bs.,
"a ira ou0rc Gele AT Stntcn meooe-
les, at 1armerne bar beaDnnt 9ilbe.
.reoelien al Soraen for Saaning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
GDOfelsDags.
TX Nogem y \
Mstts a N al bette sars

Mette q IN al bette Mars
% Rremiebseer. % at ban.
me eitfr be mango uelbiaise
anbefaiiMsrr. Vi bar mubtapst.
oil bisieiis henns Spe binbs
5nteresIe blaabt "Seepruts
Esifen''s a1iere % anhre.
Ssgfn fr iaalssss inarettst.
1t Der Tor bbsr at @artts Ia.
tcer q fire blamtt einier men
Slabs for Gamilirns % siasts
hinges Nabne. timber butr
Gatn r. nnfsrt IN ener HIRE BE-,
rstte R9nos 90 auinntrs Tpns
teisbnB. % pan btn mob finas
fnhe She Fnbes Der = for be
tiiIuarenae 1atosr - ct libst
Wers. It Gpigram tIftr en- nSs
taielie at en- effer anntn ,iapns
tunbte EerionlisbeS. Oct sil
hare al TOR Snterssie for cts
bbcr famiiit - 90 fat DaIaa
beo bisie sfiIigbrnsr bliSe til
aneRiet Hptte - ban htntit
MaaDe at bab, belle I'm Slast
iamlft | en- nis liasn net 8os
uteo amgib,iie Of tbsrt saftlt
@eelsms JpoIelspnto % JpD'
ielsaar.
Soser CT inrnft inobnnnen
29rreo mfo crSet "gpnislss
baesboa' GulSbosfapsr paa
slpegen % GorRnen. iamt rpni
snit. % ben ienses frit rrn
Sianet for $f.25 betalt | For
ifuo. Ri bar osIaa snbel elss
CANT innbnnnae | @ntSinit, iom
fofer 10 Gents sytra. 90 DC CT
bel parSt bet lille Sia9e for
tlai0uoets Sfplb.
anrtsft:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

I Den @gn. 9ette latte mig til at
tRnfe 6pbere | 2ingen, % Spmun.
tringen bar itor nof for mig til at
|9isre gmnet til nit Specialinlbi,m,
ba iea ct aarS 3ib ienere beagnete at
mootase ltnberbisning peb S1inois
agricultural College | l(rbaHa. Der
bobbe ot ct SanoItpffe, bpor mango.
baaaoe Sorfsg blep giort meb Senblif
pan itnoig ssenbe Maisitbbptte, iaaIe-
bes peo of beige goo WoisiGo. 81
fauot. at pisie Slags SGbfuru frent'
brogte bobbelt iaa mango ar iom
anore S9oforu, % peb at unoerisae
n9rmere, bnor Den beloige Maisiao
egentlig ifreu Jig ira, faitot pi omiioer
no, at ben meb 6lib bar iiobiflet at to
Sormere, Ell | Subinna og en- | Sai.
nois. @i ifrep iaa tif oisie TO 6ar.
mere % ipurgte, bporoan De bar JIG
40 meb Sremgangsntaooen, % al DC.
res Spar fremgif, at De | 20 @ar al
tib bopoe lagt an paa at nbiortere Den
beoite Seo for Maisplantningen
ifslge ben erfaring, be bapoe giort
meo arenes Stsrrelie, StGnglernes
lloieenoe og llbbpttet / oct belle. Sit
biono.Sarmeret bapbe laet Jig eitet
bpio Mais % efterbaanoen liopiflet
Den; Sninois .Snrmeren babe giort
Oct ionr,e meo ben guile Mais, o9
hans WaisiG6 bar GA i,bpiflet 6erbeft,
at Den prooucerebe omfring 76 Sn'
ibels pr. stcre. elsie SpIpsniuaer
lpoebe ps til at inbie, at peo bet rette
8alg al geo bar @uIigbeberne for
sget llbbptte langt itsrre, emo man
olminoelig tror. 81 orbeioehc berior
pioere benao idtnnte Spor ueh Den
nrpnte agrpnpmifule / 1899, % fra
ben Sio iiGr bor gcpGgeIien ipreot
Tia pioere, inStil Der M finbes Corn
Breeding asIoeiotionS" | ole De ltcre
maisprooucerenoe g9te.
"Tremgangsmanom for MaislG'
beus llbpitlita or beur,e ira ferIt al:
Miau noisser Oct prGgtiaite Mlaisal
90 planter Oct / Ell Sure lor Jig ielp
oa ira oe beoIte Waisitp,aler, ion
porer frem 90 mobneS ! Den 6nre
taaer man Spo FOR nGite Mars ap.
I !ina, o. pan oenne Maabe gaar Dor
pblinaen irentoper fra aar I'll War
st aobt Maisforn. Der plantes, far
aipe tnIen eller flere 6olb; ielu ba'
lea oftc toilet Idd tort ct Initial pas
ct eneIie Ir, % mango Of Sisle np'
Neoisforn fan itubcs, iom er beorr
ems Dem, oe err iprunget frem al, e.
teriom man ltabig onpetoer lterrI
Rio paa at bearbeibe oen Scro. oeI
poer Gpringen for @saiiens Sripiel.
"Get sieuneuinitligc aplirtg to'
belle 2anoet or 251a @nlheis; mel
Der aipes Suieuer acres, iom trem
brinaer 20 @nibels pr. Mere 90 no8l
fon oppiie 100 SuibcIs OF oeropcr
Oct Itsrite ltobptte paa noget ste
biStil par tS9 @uibels pr, Iere.
"ltbbuttet / Slinois iiicr bar PC
Wiaioner @nihels, / Soma 229 MI
Iioner, / Ntisicuri 202 Niaioner,
aaniaS oa RebraIfd bper onrtrtra IL
Milinner, meoenS Snhinnu % Serni
oppiIte benbolospis t42 % 40 Mti
Iiouer 9uibeIs, Ohio frembrinse
Iaa omtrent 90 Wilioner Suibel'
/ Mais Inert Aar. ae,tiidp so Ntllio
/ ner % Snoian Scrritorp l2 Mliuions
9uibeis.
"Ie baarIiaIie Maismarfer or 'elu
I isIaeIia | Spbitaterne. 6lorisa ga
1 InIeoeS flor gieuneminitlis Inn ]
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
Resieringsiano I Sregun.

SHIT Fem til Dor Grflriion ii!
Gr8ou Den 2ioc @artS % Lao o.
onoiie Gem &nnciteaS, Stem. o.
CeHmIer,G lnimS eQer Seicrt Claims
eIler iGlge Ten uopogrfeoe 6urrHC
iii Iope Iriier o. paa lette @rtingrI,
Ter, Seoitc 6aeiIitcter % binig Reiie
Senb 6rimGrte for Splp$nipger eli
Ter heIpcrth Gem perioulia iii
Mnibcm5 & Sid 60, 9ti-t.
8boenir @tbg, minneapolis, Winm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
glliitpIe.

6rn aobr | a0rca mcSSelteS /
Iorsoaa& til "Gbicago C1ip 9taus" ,
al aciieru al Sierra rr omvsRot III
Den r0merifstatclifc (ro % har aa'
moSc Ncn fatoiife Mission / Seoul
ON Al aHta3e Blm / airten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
Muifnernns,s saStImaaerpcrflep

sllbert sea neobrrrtotc gorsoass ~.
ten. Sobet paa @arcoplaact bar 81
500, % oct bar asinreret for $1,000.
Sabet paa @Nuinaen bar Here 5uns
SrcSe Collars. men Den bar pel oslu.
rerct. @runoeit til SHEETS Gpfcmit
UiNes life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
Spoieisoagsbogen

Gsrss lls gsNitSsaashSl bar ia mOsfaasi %
haer TEN iln mango Sai. Ten CT elts miH 6srs
msuins IN usnRy,si SaHlias al acre etiater. Rat
bsrlor iaa ess III at dabsiaIe SsssH TT stas'ts s1a
Isrs. oa tss Gu ~tcrpisIst ON, Of ale pI mseiaas iamins
uso TatR En,t,ahss.
aeah stauss @iHlsp @ian
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
eisre for eia. fan embper aefer AZ e
ienst 10 Gu prspeaane irit pr. .woa.
8esaftioms. MotiS: Sor at beuile s,par,,

Hssaftionss Notis gor at bseHs guamp 'ReOts forunMrlas @aitr ian On
faa en- 9rspeHaHe os EFT Bog ait rrofutb Sppsutua base tent it pr. Bot Spseu
nOeholosr uaaaaea DC suNnOer gaa Iufaoer a sseos msog ionssbprO. Der r moohaet
taa ui betenbt at De raabes til at euSe eter n &rspehaHe Naar De hruer til Dr.
&imer d 60. Sngbamton ". y, fa butt pan at nGpae at 2e l9fe ON bette geuepie
5lbub "Secprab Ypnen". H'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

uoNiet JbeHs Wauae paa& mbuton TAT of SaN suHeu auFasirne.
Ss 2res uMn banner BunbinI. naar bet ar urert ct Gas eRr en- Sdfe I'd
Elmer euer bet iar ct arumht nbhenbs ha er bet Yionesbpro pIt at Gers RDRr. eMr
1leren henaer ssbrfihs Cpmariiombsh
Deb at tgf SwampNopt bber ba 3auren N naturHa S9p; tt Smamp'Hoot n
ben met fuI0tOmHe anr % maoe Seip Tor Rprerne JOINT mebtanae gaOeunub benber
0sr at beSiie bpaS bet ppperIiee Wpreaaissel. 9 ~ III > U 81. tau
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
Staar 81 y, ': re fftip Hye?
R0r 81 1triniyre. Hbeanatisme ener
H~ldsety0Ncm

Smerter % H9rf Gpessn CT ntutiomt
wibnesbprb ON W~preipaSon. Set r. 90.
turtus bstineiias Yorifo for at pife big. at
1eliens Bel Tile er liar.
Derlom Tie bisfe Gn~refi8naler oetee paG,
pa MI ogoelig un8an9 ftfert padfstge:
Sri99fipgoona. ION fr ben rGrite Bprm al
W~preip9oorn, tan iuiae fiji IND paa big,
Den u'iloe % burttae Wirfning al ST.. aii.
n'ers Gtuantp' Root, bet ppperlige Npre..
Secer. o.. Bi9remiobel mnrfes mart. Den
itdar bpieit pao Grnno af line ribnnbtrliae
peibreoelier ai be melt b~aorbnafiebe 9iIiGl.
ber. On Hrpue oil operbepiie enbper, oa ou
tan foa en- Hrspefaiie frit pr. Bot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

Bianbt be mango befienete 6ure. smamp.
Moot bar ubpirtet. taller ben. ri pffentliaaipr
oenne ngc til bore Qaferes GcrSsl. / Bpie
Orb ON bette tore Wprsmiboeis~ jornnberiiae
beibrebenbe G~senltaber
AEreoe 9errrr:- aes tittfriber Sinamps
Vet min nut9renbe 0p6e psltreb. Acc lsb
I ntattee Var Of NyreItabems % tauhe t6frn
ssaSis eunerter ayssen. Gisrs fore aiiSs
bel GmambsH DOT, ~belbrsbsbe mia. On lea har
Rhen uarst fnlnismmen frtf.
NIB Agteiie 4. r. Gaalser,
Grs%slttidrt csarf. ata.
Stip Hpg fr fun en- al Spmptomerne for
N~preipeoem -en al mango. aubre Gimp
iprter, iom oifer, at bn tr9naer Smamp.
Moot, er Grans til bpppis itrinlaonins ON
9aaen % til at itaa op ofte ON Watteu,
uopatigbeoen til at bploe urinen. Spie o.
Srrttatton peo Irinlaoningen, Brifitpp eller
Bunbialo | llrinen, aaiarrb / Nlareu, rrin.
lpre, iabig pppeopine, gpimmelbeb, Gepn-
i!psbso, Werpsfitet. uregelmGsiig Siertebau.
Ten, hbeumatisme, SpbtRftheb, Srritabiiitet,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
THE GRAVE OF ELLA.
Huthon's Effort to Find the Tomb OF
Charles Lamb.

Hutton's Literary Landmarks Of
London" was largely labor, of, love
and-twas the. result sof years of hard
work. Mr.. Hutton gives this example
OF the difficulties that stood in his way:
Another Sunday afternoon l devoted
to plous pilgrimage to the grave Of
Charles Lamb Mt Edmonton AS usual
nobody at Edmonton knew anything.
The churchyarI Is not a small one, and
1t is entirely filled. The sexton and the
gravedigger and few persons wan
derinS about could give ME no infor-
nation. Most Of them had never heard
or Mr.. Limb, and could not find the
sacred spot. Naturally i applied to til,
rector, and us he left the vestry door
after service leaning on the arm OF n
pretty young woman approached
him. raised my hat and asked politely
II he could tell me where Charles and
Mary Lamb were resting. Really he
could not say! And l, forgetting the
dizzy, the place and his sacred office,
cursed that rector for his criminal igno-
rance. f;t N79tse
Great heavens snid, you ought
to be ashamed Of YOURSELF In your
cure have been placed the ashes of one
OF the foremost men In the whole his
tory of English letters. And you don't
know where they are! They have made
your churchynrd and your parish dis
tlngulshed all the world over. have
come 5000 miles to visit Charles
Lambs grnve, and you. the rector of
the church, don't know where it is!
You ought to be heartily ashamed Of
Yourself And turned upon my heel
and left him standing there speechless
and COMPOUNDED"
Half an hour after the above Incident
occurred and while Hutton was CROP
Ing around the graveyard In tho twi-
light the rector came to him, hot In
hnnd, npologlzed most humbly for his
Ignorance. which he had corrected In
the meantime, and conducted him to
the grave Of the immortal Ella.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
A VOCABULARY TEST,
Some Words Strange to You Tint Are
In the Dictionnry

some words Strange to You Tint Are
In the Dictionary.
The number or obsolete words that
are 10 be found In Wcbsters DictIon.
ary Is considerably larger than people
hive any i,ica Of. The following letter.
written by mn alleged poet to nn editor
who had treated his poetry with derl-
sion. furnishes some idea of them:
"Sir-You have behaved like mn I'm
netiginous scrogle! Like those who, en-
rlous OF any moral celsltude, carry
their uligiclty 10 the height of creating
symposculy, the fecund words which
my pollymathic genius uses with ubcr.
ty to nblignte the tongues of the wect-
less! Sir. YOU have crassly purodied
my own pet words MS though they were
trangrams. l will not coascervnte re.
proncies-I will oducc u veil over the
atramcnntal ingratltude which Inns
cllnmfered even my indiscerptIble
hehrt. am silent OH the focillntlon
which my condJuvnncy must have CIV
en- you when offered to become your
fantor and adminicle. will not speak
or the lippltudc, the oblepsy. you hive
shown In exncerbnting me- one whose
genius YOU should have approached
with mental discnlccntion. So I tell
you. without snpcrvacaneous words.
nothing will render gnoscible your
conduct to me. I warn you that l
would vcllirate your nose If thought
that any moral dinrthrcsis thereby
could he pcrformcd-if thought
should not impignorate my reputation
Go. photographic scrogie, band with
your Grass iquinate fantors: draw OBJ
1ectations from the thought. IL you
caih of having synchronlcnlly lost the
exlstimation of the greatest poet since
Milton"
And yet all these words nre to be
found In thc dictionary Chicago Jour
nal. t,U.t its.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
The nurin, !, the Living.

From evidence difficult to dispute, it
appears that IN tho Celestial empire
old, incuraby diseased and hopclessly
deprived persons are frequently buried
alive to rid the community Of the bur-
den and responsibility Of their care
taking. This arrangement Is the re-
suit Of II mutual understanding, the
victims nssentlng to md ut times as
sistlng IN the preliminary ceremonies.
The usage seems ITO have been rec
ognlzed by the highest authorities and
the burials' huve ccrtnlIlyg been con-
Quoted with the sanction Of the ruling
powers. Grcut preparations IRE made.
and there is much ado and sometimes
q show of grief, but great deal OF
the latter is evidently pcrfunctory, as
there As an all around feeling Of sat.
isfactloil on tile pnrt OF the spectators
mid ihofc Or less colinplacelcy on tile
mind of the victim, who is coniforetl
blythe assurance that he. is fulfilling a
tradition md Will enrn tho respect of
his ancestors and gone befores:, |!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10

Persons living Mt u remote distance
from the natural home OF the lobster
think that red Is the original color of
that species Of 'crustncenn..T The nhtu-
ral hue, However. Is green. the beautl-
full bright brick color being the result
Of boiling to which such creatures nrc
subjected. Two explanations for this
change IN color are given. either OF
which appenrs to be tenuble: Their
shells contain II large per cent Of iron,
and the boiling process oxidizcs TINT
mineral, the chunge being almost ex-
actly the same as that brought about
in burning brick. Such II change in
tile color of Holsters shell can be
brought about by the SUMS action. but
never willie the lobster is living. AS
a7ruie, however, the SUMS .blenching
influence consumes the oxide almost ns
fast as 1t is formed, leaving the shell
pure white. -'f'2. st'
The second explanation is TINT the
original green color is due to the blue
and red pigments, the blue being sol
ubie aud the red iiisolubie In boiling
water. When the lobster IL boiled, the
blue pigment is dissolved. leaving the
red to color the creatures shell. =,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
John wenl.x and Ten

John Wesley wroteiinf17 Is:a"I could
not ilnaginta what should ioccnslon Tie
shaking Of my iinnd lJlll::I observed 1t
was always worst nfter breakfast. ana
sthdt II interinitted ten drinking for
two or three days 1t did not shake ut
all. Upon inquiry. ! found ten Had the
same effect on other PERSONS Of my ac-
quaintance. and therefore saw TINT tllls
was Que OF Observation-Disclosures, hs: sew.
efal physicians have often remarked
After q daily practice OF ten drinking
for twenty.seven'years Wesley left It
of. The effects Of relInquishing 1t
fully answered his expectations. "My
paralytic complaints are ali gone. My
hand is as steady as It was at fifteen
save up ESQ 1880 a year."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
Multiple Screws.

Multiple screws were used MS early
as the American civil war on certain
vessels known as ''tin clads" OH the
mississippi. their adoption being neces-
SLATED by the shnllow drift. Tile great
advantage they possess in securing a
vessel agulnst totul tlisnblenleht and
for rnaneuN ering soon nude Them the
rule In the navy. They were much
longer In coming into use IN tile mcr.
Chant service. But since The ern of Tie
very large transatlantic stcnmnrs, be-
ginning with the Paris and New York
and the Teutonic and Majestic, all very
large vessels have been built with twin
screws
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
EYER HhIGR[UL
A Little Care VIII Save Many Newport
News Readers Future Trouble.

= . -
Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue of
health;
The discharges not excessive or IN,
frequent;
Contain no "brick-dust like" sedi,
ment.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for
You.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick
j. W. Chamberlain, day clerk in Ho.
tel Lexington. says: "When a man is
annoyed with pain in the small of tho
back and the kidney secretions contain
a sediment like brick dust he may be
certain that his Kidneys require atten-
ton. To know this is one thing. but
what to do under the circumstances is
often mystery. My advice to any
one aware Of these complications Is 60
to Aliens drug store for Doan's Kidney
Pills and take n course of the treat.
ment. Two boxes so strengthened my
kidneys that when their action become
normal the backache ceased"
For sale by all Dealers, Price 80
cents. Foster.Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10

e'ef between ewpo
News and Hampton Gieenbrer Avenue, extended
vaughan Avenue, selling square fceto
acre, OF piece OF ground cit for$
Sao cash and $40 month, ymentsl bearing
per cent interest with the privilege o
payments at time after a neede will
oe is w twob
the street line Call week and get achoi
one acre Will lie enough for house, etc
IL is surprising to know what do will of
land after made rich
In East End use o IA balfac for
garden and he tells le ssold aba
worth OF vegetables this wing his famy
we have As this 81 after takip the
sIeets; have just placed the market but do
twowe eksfrom TODAY
we Keep Two teams to take o w will akeyo
on street getting off at Merfmac * "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
A CENTURY OF LIFE.
II Might Be Inconvenient fl Every
One Lived Hundred Years,

One Lived q Hundred Years,
Suppose man fifty years old, max.
Ing "a Sood income ! from his business,
were to decide to live till lie was hun.
dred and not to retire until he was
ninety.
The first consequence would be that
he would have'the opportunity of max
Ing much more money than If he died
at seventy; next, TINT his children
would have to wait much longer for it.
ssSHSi; surprising him to have attained
: the age of ninety, the more money
that he takes out OF Ills business the
less there will be for others to tuke.
3 His three sons, junior PARTNERS in the
same firm. aged sixty-five downward,
and his nine grandsons. aged forty
downward, will find very little to tulxe
ont of the business betwesp them. The
business, III fact, would not Ego
round"
Even more distressing would be the
case of the family in which there wns
no business out Of which an income
could be obtained. The old buronet,
aged hundred, would still be living
ut the family sent, enjoying the income
he had inherited. His son, wearing OIL
to eighty and possibly still great
trial to his parents, would be ekng
out II precarious existence OH very lit
tie more than lie WINS allowed ut Ok
ford and for Ills part quite unable to
make his own SONS any allowance ut
all, much less to tip his great grand
SONS when they went back after the
holidays to the rate provided schools.
These SONS and grnndsons would
have to go into business. But into
what business could they go?
Possibly 1t might be found necessary
to compel person attaining the age of
seventy to give up his money and his
estate to his son aud TO live OH small
pension allowed him out Of the wealth
he, had Inherited or acquired, or posi-
bly, there might be rule TINT man
on attaining the age of forty might
claim complete control OF his fathers
money and estate, provided TINT no I'M
dertook to house his parents nnd grand-
parents and to make them shall nj
lowance.
But even then not all the incOnven-
fences and uncertainties would he end
ed. Even If mum undertook Mt the
age Of forty all those obligations and
had housed. say, II pnrent. IL couple of
grandparents and possibly two or three
great-grandpnrents III IL number of
ESQ cottages Oh the family estute und
were making them allowances suitable
to their respective ages 1t would yet
be almost beyond his power to pre-
vent them from renssertIng themselves
should they desire to do So. A mans
father. still In the prime OF life Mt
seventy, might decide to set UP in bust
ness :afresh. III competition against the
old business he Ind just relInQuIshed
to his SON. He might even. with his
more mature experience. cut out the
old firm altogether, and then NIL the
difficulties and Inconvenience would
begin over ngnIn.-I.Undon Spectator.
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