davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
JnoIanoet.


Snffcrfabrif. Oct pcntes, at Sane'
mcner % Suffertruiten iiommcr oil
flpite en- al iine tore 6abrifer ira Vi-
d,iaen til @atcrIcu. Zen ifoi ortte
omtrent 100 AcreS. | ben tropIe 8iS
aipe arbeioc til 5000 Innb 90 I'll
1000 IanS @aret runht. Yrsper at
Sufserrocr, iom er oplet nGr Geoor
ISaas, ar eramineret | Eiten, % n,eo
en- llnotapeIie err Soipas &oer ~
Groceitt beare emo ale ottore.
3p Sgsnina fnlSrr. Gen eItre
SIei al Sinolpgeuipict / Giariroa Itur-
tebe / SorSoogs 'anunen, % 10 a.
Stoalrommerne. iom holot Ioeet,
aan eiter unber Spng6ea al ecn aoH'
fret, Tom par Iaat paa. Spo gt1no
urbeioeoe / Spiiteto9en Iiee unber Ia.
oet, Be falSt ale ueo | @raaet. men
merfcliqt NOT fonr iraeu oIuorttg til'
ftooc. 9oarS Of Control haooe Sa'
aen Tor unberiegt Spgninacn 90 er.
H9ret 1en Iiffer oa trpg. Sele ben
eitre SIei mao hna9eS % iBle1 % oil
fpitc omtrent $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
Itiarountt.

2uncitrpacrc breo forlebcu Nat ino
i GoItbuiet / Bono, ier 0il peltenfor
StanIeu, og itioI $50 / 8enge % Sri
merfer for 800.
Ster graneifaoc. Sauieu empire
SUR SO. / MtiIpmlfee leo / SorSba9
itor Sfaoe peo sSIbcbrnno. @iaianl
& Cons. iom benptteae Den
Nalpbel al 9p~guiugcn leo oE.
iaa Sfaoe, ioo oct belle beleber iia til
$500, eco, Iom er iulOt bGffet al aS'
inrance. @iSconiiu HeruS 60, / @pg'
uinQen noroeuior SuuieuS leh itor
SfaNe al Guno, men Snnien aompa'
NETS Sfaoe bar ooQ iterit. $2000 00
poa @orcopIo9 % $4,000 pnu 9pg'
MoblHngS Eob pnn Snrebe.
bolbnina pnr omtrcnt $4,000. Soor.
Ieoe$ Sloeu opfom btbeS fife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02

gGps Zine poster pna Mcieitpen.
In % Togo. Ie bar fanife pGret
iarnfrcn at itdnges. inoen oisie 2inier
bIir prentet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
3ftid1inuit.

ScttIrrnr tnbrr. Zen piatigite Sono.
iaa, man bar hapt / ocu itorbitgc
Salue al Stutcrl, ~oi0iorbc& iorrtge
llac al ben fpocrnlc Het / @rnnp SID.
bios. SQggu par mcIlcm DC 6oreneoe
Stutcr % Stctuccrutu A@iociottpu, ION
citcriulQte &afe Superior chip Ga
nal. Ndinpau nno Sron So. 10 6reicoe
ia ont 10000 Ncrc5 Sano. Ter bar
% Observation-Disclosures pao Soubet, mcit
9tcttcu ertlprcoc, at &emecnup Sore
ninaen hno0c flor Gienoomsret Ill
ser. en- Gel a Settlcrue tupoc aiort
TorIia mco Gorcuinacn ier % iaor
0crior bcbol0e tit &nno, men DC ppri8c
maa iiptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02

gngelifmanb, at Fan fierroer 8oetbe
eaer gpron2 SEQ Sioen al Jim 9iSe.
begi9rligbeo bprfer @tttterne / So.
pan al Slags sport, bdooe Sen cltro.
p9iife % lin rationale. 9e iapane.
life Gutter CT pgiao meget ~bnarbfsre,
% BET iammm meO Gnergi Ifaber
Mnnben, og WGnoete Rationer.
RebenS Ri erlgang laiiebe ! alifi.
notSn, % ieg lad paa Sofaen / aa.
hpttet % IGite, banfebe BET paa 81.
rem % mo traabte en- alminSclig
Sonita5el, iom paa uouerfet @ngelif
iplirgte, ON ban fom itbeleilig. Ser
| Sapnn or oft un6er GolitiopIigt, og
peo anfoniten fornrrter uItib Ell aon,
label omborb Tor at bsre, ON noget
ui4Opnnligt er inotruifet uuber Rei.
len. SeipfslgeIig bar ieg til Giene.
tie. Sele Wanoens SptrGben gao
Snotrpf al, at ban bar mere enS al.
mitbeiig bam,et til en- itmpd aonita.
bel at npre, % ieg gap mig / Snaf
meS bam ON forifieIlige Sing, ON
ariger etc. Seq fog BAN for at bare
en-, Der fun bar gaaet mo / EuIitieto.
ten for at itltbere 4olitipGien, at ban
rar Sarriit eaer noaet ~Iianenoe, og
ieg ipurgte BAN oa berunt. 9eei 90,
han bapbe intet minbre Ianl enb Si-
plomotiet.
Mn bporfor ba goo Der iom al.
minoelig aonitabel9 SO, bdt bar
fattig % madtte tiene iii fin niSere
ltbbannelie, cg golititirneiten m1iaa
FAN 6alpm oct melt tienIige arbeibe
for bans @~ebfommenbe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02

gf Spsrifriftcn pal cit lang 2ere
ariaSupt / Ct al bore Storblaoc ier
ieg, at 95oren 'slcr iig ~ooerbeuiit on,
al 8oiStpenitp fonnter til at pinoe
eli itoritilet Setr | beu uenteoe aanlp
mellcm BAN % Smo. ga, fi9re oene
bal ot fnu "a bel life pente, GSuren
ri il anbet. emo at ban bar Slnb ON
Seir. MeR gtifaooet er tats ban!
Raar en- Fise otter ii9 meo en-
Gut, JON oriffer, ! &aab ON, Of bun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
Japaneiiife Karaftertref

en torif sfibsforer, Ser unber
belle arigen itabig bar p9ret / Sragt.
furt melem Sapan og 8ita, ifriper /
ct Trioatbrep ON %Saponejerne:
Seq or ingen 0noer al Den iapo.
neiiife gefolfftittg, men pei al 6eres
itorildgne, beilige 2anb, iom | iaa
ntallge Hetninger ligrer bort fiprc,
samle &crge. Dog mao ies belrnore
Sapdreiernes gnerai pg 29relpit. gn
Gnergi, ion allereoe er iferft uoprn.
get hos gsrnene, raar fsrit beres 8i.
hebegiPrligbeb er paft paa Sfolen.
gfan Tan iige, Gnergien CT meofsSt
% I~terfere ilbpreget / Snpan emo /
noget nnoet Sanb, leg bar b9ret /.
2ctte er oct naturIigpis, iomt jfaber
oct iterfe, u6bolbenbe Syapan. eucr.
glen ira garnsben, parret meS Mob
hos ct fraftt9t Solt iom EapnneIer.
ne, er oct nm, iom gjsr, at 6e tor
bpoe ct Saftb iom RlsIano Spioien.
Gnergi er SnpmeierneS tSoueb.
trGf, ipnes ieg, 8ripfieren / oct belle,
cen err fltIbitGn0ig national. Ser /
SSnpun foinmer ofte SfoIegutterne
cniborb | Sfibene, p~reienterer iig
ion Gfeb al BEN eIler Den Sfole, eaar
ira Den enc til ben anbm oa ipsrger
ON al 8eroens Site, meSens Set lille
Scmnelerifon, iom De ale er | geIib-
SeIie Of tlittig nmtbrer op % neb al
Sonimer eller / @rpitioIoerne paa Be.
res "9imonu".
Naar gaar norffe Gutter om6orb /
Sftbene, eller naar bliper De taboISt
at giere npaet lignenSe2
S Den lille Sapnebp &aratsu fom
crtgang en- Iioen 8negt pan IL aor os
lpirrgte mig; ON ieg fienote Sybien,
ON leg bapbe Jet .bam2 San er 10
Seres Sanosmnnb, bolber oaiaa &
BAN for at bore &eroens itsrlte Sig.
ter2 Spis De bill fonme op paa
Dor Sfole, ifal De ie ct tort 8iaeoe,
81 bar al Sbien; Set bGnser paa @Gg-
gen / 6oriamlingsiaIen. 8i lgier
Sbiens gerfer."
9toar fmn Ell IL Mars 8l,t biemme
! Norge iaa meget Splf eler gngeIif,
at ban fan fortple en- Spifer eIler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
Ten brabminife
Stosrc9uius.

Te in0iifc @ruhmiucrc 6eIer Gugen
/ 60 Elmer paa bUcr 81 Qiinnfer.
I'll llbr brugtteS cite ct o~lmtnoeltst
300 bar Sc ogioa en- ouoen.
mere mnrfelia Sn0retning. ser ban.
mes al eu S~obberifooI. / bpiS @uub Scr
er Ct Qauifc Iioet Sul. Geunc Sfnal
aubrjngcS poQ en- &auoilaoe, % uaar
Su1et bar en- beitemt StcrreIie, parel
oct ubiagtiat q Minutcr for SfaaIep
at ivnfe uuocr Spcrflaoeu. Soar bette
fer. TONNES Sfaaleu al en- Sogter.
Der ueo Ct Stag paa en- 8ongoR augi,
Der GageuS % 3attenS Elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02

ffaI fliitnc rcformere BAN. poper buii
for meset. III al ii EiIiaIosx gaar
let gale 9eieM. gsar ieg en- Nisc %
bupoc ben 2~ipserinrina, lea bar, pil.
be. jea bnnoreoe Wdnae heller lepe %
% iom YeberntS emo sifte mig meo
en- Gut, ionl babe til gane at oriffe
iie fIlo. Disic Gro ifriuer iis life
fra en- reformeret Iratfer eler en-
fandriif Mfboiosmano, men ira en-
Wano, JON bebreiDer iie ielp, at bu,
peo pisie anIeonineer i Sipet life bar
ian maaoeboioen, ION ban biirSe ia
rrret.
6eIer 81, Trong ill at prGfe liot
for en- foriaIben, p~iISfarenoe 5attig.
frof, iaa mGt bans 9tauc fsrit. Sm
fir ba mer niaig til al lptte I'll oine
gooe @aao o. aorudninger. On
fan ioetminoI.e prsoe oct.
93r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
operntgrcn flyer, Ger fom life nosei
BIB til bnsu fra ct. EaiI.
Sun pnkntn.

.aa
Ettu Gridion, ben rIoite al Grid.
Jon @reorene, rom bar pGret unocr
6orbsr | Belle 6onrde for MorSci
al SaineS 8arret, blep al Siirpen
fumSen ifnloia i WanoSrab | anoeil
6rao % | 6reoags at CONNER VI. 8.
Rice oeuit Ri ire % Ct balpt aar !
Statsirngllei.
Yoitinipeftpr Sitlles / aberoeen bar
ilnbet Of Eoimeiter QiieItesi Sernep,
Srown Gountu, or fominen $f,i00
tiltcrt / fine Reanifaber, Rielfes
Genner tiger, OF bette ifplbes baarlist
SogbolSeri % or life beuioit llrriig.
beo ira RieItes Sibe. Sons amitio.
hitter or anmohe6e ont at gootgisre
llnoerbalnneen % Fapirerne | Saaeu
or ienot Ill ~ISoreneoe Staters aOpofat
/ Siour Sails.
u. &. Safias | Cation bar faaet
aoutraft for G~pfsreIien al Irbeios.
perfitcoet for Iortbern 9rrer. % Sn.
NnitriifoIe / Aberoeen. a~ontratteu
Inoer pad SS,015, men Board Of Re.
9eutS oil giere 5ilfsieIier, ian Sion.
traften pil beIsbe iia til $4,000.
Spmms |olpers 60. fit aontraft paa
S<noiGttelie az 9armeapporotet % 3.
". 9eQn fif aontraft for Ylumbing.
arbeioet. geg8e bisie er aberoeen
6irmaer.
@st 6lcoatorfpmpaRi. Gn bel Eel
6armere oa 6orrctningSiolf / Canton
bar organiieret ct @Iepotorfompani,
iom bill bripc itor 6%orretniitg meo at
fisbe aorn % atore 6arulprooufter
/ itor llbitrpfniu9. 6slgenoe polgtes
iii aompaniets Tireftsrer: Simon
llIrifion, 6. 9. &enneop, Suns grut.
iuITut CIaf ScnsooIb, 9errp SueI,
6. Y. Soutb % Senrp &c Tenr.
aumpnnict faISeS Sarmers' Gleoator
Company OF Canton % bets aopital
or $4,000, let er S%cnligten at
bngoe Ell @Iepntor Pller fiebe en- al
Canton 8rain Co., Iom er beres erte'
fte aoufureut. Ter bar pGret meaeu
MtiSneie blonbt 5ormerne meb Yri'
Ierne, Tom er blepne betalte for aItitg
og oct nne anutpani CT Ell Sru9t al
ItiSupien.
IfhulSsfpifct uiubcr. Se | forrige
drummer omtaIte "Spiueitieiere" er
life retmrSiige Snnbeiere tiger Com.
mer ssones / Sdgen moo 9. e. Con.
oper / 8oIiep SpringS. Gonoper
frcmlo1Se for gprnooet Iniegning
oIn Eiaabelie til at aabne en- Sdloon
og hapoc oct u%popeubiae antol timber"
ifrifter. I~fholbSiolfet 9ioroe sSnbii.
aeIier MOB llnSerifriiterne ba Ter al
oe NPno, Tom bdubc uubcrifrepet,
life bar 2onbeiere. 6or at roobe BOO
herpoo oclte Gouoper Ell @peeetomt
ier 7cIe oa aao sc Ter R9no Sfiebe
pdo en- Gel bper. ubolSsiolfet bragtc
Suoen for Grebsretten % gioroe giRl.
benbe, at oiSie imna 2anSitpffer, iont
bar Itore iom en- Sbineiti. bicp siune
bisie Wpnb for at unbpiae 2onen oa
aiorbe life bisie Mpno iii retmps.
iiae 2onSeiere, % oeri CAB 0onmercn
Dem ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
Vpoielsoagsbpsen.

Iar for ~SsofeIsouesppeen". ateb Sornsi.
ffie bar lea left ben burtiet ieiennem % fan
trbgt fisc, at ben CT en- sore for tostperen %
piI barre til @Ieoe % Gdbn for oer, fpm IRier
% ftuberer ben. gad ct Bar linotdseIier mar,
or be mango eiidter en- NRfie barre 8erIer.
Inar bare fibiie Clinic 25oe Cftober % fsrfts
Clinic CITE gooerber life hGpbe ppret. bd bar
oft bel, efter nit Sfisu. geIS 5isie 2inier Tan
bel ~forftaaes ret titert Fan enbnu Iettere mto'
bruecs iorfGroeIiet.
.. 3arftdb, garrIaub. gsiib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02

S9rin9s Sur - Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup, be, beoite Spie.
mioeel ! SeroeH 'Hrersr en- 6ortislstis paa
en- Gaa oericm bet tagss itipe. csc % SOC,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
+odseIs dags~Bogen
faaes fom prUmie meo Oecorah.p olten.

pme me es u faakNvs tNhkt hSn for hu at aaas Ohon u fire bkmt inter mN0 p6s
au e,riIcus % sIrahiuass uapue uSr br Dmo r ant en- erH s bamea I9uSs oeK m.
tas fsfasSas % paa sn mooaaasMss @e fas YER - for De fEarnes DooT : ct tibet Gs ct
emapnm eurm uSasNe af en- eu amber upntuos paionMeba Def nil paea at tor JHkuIs for
camille - Ga far oda pes pne EaRsbear bWe til uputtI e - at bapsf SlG9 famIt
a., Hsu net Boa mS0 ntsdHs fb put entt uISEm fsNe6ao oe 5&fdsar
Smn err mhi nSbunSmi is aueS mSO Ta "S1fdseasbos"i 6uRbosaapn paaR Yssn os 5r
amt Mt snt Den fmss tt mS "DeorabpMn" oe "DeS 1ren" for Sf.25 bhaht fHub
ri bar aaa ad assan usbumSnsi 6hsnH fms r WGensr a, osS el pmt Set lille
for Skestss Style. - aHs:
q. 4nundsen. DEBORAH. 9oWa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26

car-Coi cureB all kinds o. Sore Throat,
Quinsy. Iioarseness Tonsllits sim-
ply sArgie. J. n. Wallace. drusgist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26

Don't buy cheap grades or coal Phone
n. r. Cheadle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26
FOR ALL HALLOWEEN
a
Spirits Will DIsport and
Property Will be Wreck.
ed, as Usual.


There is tinge OF autumn and a
touch Of frost in tho sharp air and the
mighty monsters that shade the city are
turning their leaves from green to gold
7hc foliage Of the forest has caught the
eHn's imprisoned rays, uplifting It's rcd
banners in flaming fareWells to the de-
rarcd season. There IS crlspncss in
the morning air ana the smell OF bum
ing leaves and other evidences of the
advancing season brings to The mh.d of
the small boy that the mystic eve of All
Hallows is drawing near
Halloween is the last evening Of the
month Of october. the vigil OF Hallamas
on Ai Saints day, which comps with
thc advert Of the ldcs Of November.
According To custom, in an cities both
h'ge and small the night viii be- OH
saNed witb various festivities Tserc
wil bc raside GATHERINGS and barios
whc.c the Old fashioned amustmrnls
which were in vogue on Che eve Of All
Ianows VII be enjoyed. 10 holiday
bruGs more ioy TO thc boy and sim than
does Hlllowc en. Couc'en Us usually
celebrated the nigh before tho eve OF
an Iialows lis distinguishing char
actenstics are the showers OF corn which
the young folks throw asains. windows,
the sides cf lpuses end even The backs
OF pedestrians
Nosenber the FIRST is ohaerved as An
saints day and special services are held
at some OF the Proto3taa. churchcs An
soala day is observed on the day fol-
lowing ln The Catholic churches the
masses and prayers Of the congregations
are devoted 10 The souls in purgtlory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26

W. C. Parker's music studio. 100 Cleve-
land Ave He win take a limited num-
Der olpupGs on the following Plano.
organ, violin. violin cello, guitar and
mandolin. VOICE CULTURE, through
bass harmony ana musical composition
also nu,e, piccolo and clarinettc For
terms, call AT studio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

sontains all the digestive juices that srs
found in a healthy stomach, and in
exactly those proportions necessary to
enable the stomach and digestive organs
70 digest and assimilate all foods that may
be eaten. Kodol is not only a perfect
digestant, but it is a reconstruetiye, tis-
sve sailding tenio as well. Kodol cures
indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpitation Of the Heart and
Constipation. You viii like Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26
OBJECTS TO LOVE errss.
Husband Says Ne Loves Only His wire,
But shows IL by Biting and Striking.

81. Joseph Mo. Oct go SO dc1rB
aid Edward De Moss loye bis wife that
DE rot only "bit her on tho neck" Last
night but dcunns rated his affection
by hnprinting "a map OF DIS submaxiIhr
oa hcr arm aud face besides bestow.ng
upon hcr several logo pats that put "a
black ring around one cye and enlarged
her check.
Cning bIfiegly Mn pe Moss appear
od at tie police station Sergeant Gib-
son ard Detective Wilson took The Of
Tending husband into custody ana She
swore out a stale Warrant fpr him
charging assault.
rs Moses. WIN appeared TO b. undcr
the Influence Of ilquor was taken 90
jan
Il oniy love one thing ln me world
aad thata my dear little wife." De rec
r'efhed to ratrolman Carson IN ne pa
trol wagon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26
a Pleasure 10 hn.

No PIN Is as pleasant and positive as
DeWiu's Little carly RIsers. these
Famous Little Pilh are so mild and ef-
iecttve tat children, delicate ladies' aud
weak people enjoy thcIr cleansing ef-
feet wahe strong Icople say they are
"a best liver pills sold Sold b. c. r.
Ronfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26

All sIrfqee canters are now Fnoan 20
oe durable ~ Buehens arnica salve
las Walters of Dume.d Va, wrifeY T
had a CANCER on my ip FOR years that
seemed mcumbie. tn Bucidens Arnica
solye healed O. aoa nlv il s. pe' fcctiy
well Guaranteed cure for cuts and
hurns csc az al druggis,s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26
A LlTTLE FIRg rs
A GRATEFUL THING.

Especially when coal is used now chat
the nights and mornings are chilly. you
should consider the coal question. as
winter viii son BE- here. I want YOU 10
be worm and cDnao-abie and n you
use my coal you win be, and also save
money as common sense tells you that
good, clean coal Will hst longer. give
more heat and less waste than that
which Is below par
Phone 9. RsF. cHEAoLE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-26

One m zen Of the desHaUe Positions
are secuTed without the aid o. want ad-
vertising--but your chances are 40 gosd
AZ anyone's for securing one II ne eth
er nine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-02
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office for the twenty-four hours
ended at noon today:
Sidney Treadway Adams Louise Home
n years.
Harriet Maria Dalrymple. 17O4 Oregon
avenue. 10 years, IL months, ~ days.
Cora Childs, Freedmen's Hospital, 20
years.
Daisy L. Burge 2OOe R street northwest,
20 years.
Amanda Grayson, Providence Hospital, IS
years.
Arthur Appler United States Post Office
Department SO years.
Thomas Kinney, 1000 N street north-
west 60 years.
Mary Brent 1919 Union court northwest,
3 years. 8 months, 2 days.
Joseph Smallwood, Alb Limerick alley, -
years.
Chris Columbus, $40 C street southwest,
63 years.
John William, 81 Fenton street north
east. 66 years.
Josephine WEIGH. lib Sd street south
west, 35 years
Mary f. Blackman. 1924 10th street
northwest, % years, months, / day
Thomas Lee, 453 N street northwest, so
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-02
Fertilizing Water.

From the Boston Herald.
Fresh water of nearly all kinds has fer
tilizlng properties. The wonderful fertility
of Egypt, which from remote antiquity has
been inexhaustible, is proverbially due to
the sediment brought in suspension by the
Nile and left on the land when the waters
recede. Similar fertility is conferred upon
irrigated lands in the far west by such
streams as the Rio Grande and the Col
orado, whose waters are likewise so full Of
sediment as to resemble pea soup in color
and consistency. 1t has been more dliricuit
to account for the fact that all irrigated
lands seem to have their fertility sustained
by the water brought upon them, even when
this is absolutely clear. The reason. how
ever, becomes more evident when 1t is re-
metnbered that nearly all water, except
when distilled, holds some forms of mineral
in solution. and that this mineral matter in
cludes elements that help sustain plant life
falls in the early part of shower-when
purities floating there In the shape of min
ute particles of dust-is rich in plant food
in the shape of ammonia. Ground water is
naturally full of mineral. The fertilizing
property of this depends upon the charac-
ter of the ground. Rain water, for In
stance, when 1t falls in the woods takes up
chemical properties from the dead leaves
that cover the ground These properties
may be acids, which, In turn help the wa
ter dissolve the alkaline mineral elements
contained In the ground when it soaks into
it, eventually to emerge in springs and
flow into the ponds and rivers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-02
MIDsHIPMAN MARRIED.
Wedding at Annapolis Of a Recent
Naval Graduate
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ANNAPOLIS, MI, February 2-Midship-
man Arthur Curtiss Stott, jr., of Hudson,
n. Y, who received his diploma on Monday
at the hands of President Roosevelt as
graduate of the Naval Academy, and Miss
Grace Estelle Miller daughter of Rev. Mil
Ter, pastor of the First M. E. Church OF
this city, were married today. The we'd
ding took place in the church of which the
brides father is pastor, and was witnessed
by many friends The ceremony was per-
formed by DIR. Miller. father of the bride,
assisted by Chaplain II. Fl. Clark of the
Naval Academy. The ushers were the
groom's classmates. Miss Margaret Cox of
Baltimore was maid of honor, and the
brides attendants were Misses Caroline
Smith Of Washington and Marguerite Stott
of Hudson, N. Y. sister of the groom. A
reception was held at the parsonage after
the ceremony.
The groom had to obtain special permits
sion from the Navy Department for the
marriage. as the department is adverse to
graduates marrying until they complete
the six years course and are commissioned
officers of the navy.
Midshipman and Mrs. Stott left for a trip
south until he is ordered on his two years
cruise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-02

NAL course of time TO an awakening of
her people from the slumber of ages, she
VIII be undeceived when it is too late and
when grim darkness will have encompassed
her on all sides. The flush of crimson
light that flooded her horizon as If to an
nouGce the approach of dawn since the
days of Rajah Rammohan Roy. is slowly
fading away; the clouds are giving up their
transient glories and everywhere fingers
the duh uniformity of a pale yellow.
But still the lingering hope nestles with
in our hearts that forgotten nature may
at last work miracle and usher in amid
all this dizziness of the approaching doom
the meridian glory of a new day and dis
pei the gathering gloom that is ominous
of death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-02
CONGRESS MUST FIRST ACT
The Attorney Generals View of a Re.
turn Postal Card Scheme.

The Attorney General has just rendered
AN opinion that the Postmaster General
cannot ADOPT patented device of the Re-
turn Postage Clearing Company without
Congress having authorized him to do so
by the enactment of proper laws The
opinion is rendered in compliance with the
request of the Postmaster General TO he
informed as to whether or not the present
laws would permit It's adoption.
The device consists in a return hostage
Idea, which will eliminate the loss caused
advertisers by reason of their sending mt
large numbers of envelopes and postal
carus addressed to themselves which are
never returned The plan of the company
Is TO nave specially designed stamps on en-
Velopes and cards, which shall be sold by
the company to advertisers, the cards and
envelopes 10 Dear the address of the COM
pany. and also the advertisers. name as
subaddressee. The company proposes to
make an original payment to the govern
ment OF 10 per cent above the cost of pro-
auction. and upon the return of one of
these cards or envelopes through the mails
II pays the face value indicated by the
stamp The company then delivers such
mail to the subaddressee
In ms opinion the Attorney General saws
that Congress has been repeatedly asked to
enact legislation that would engraft this
and similar schemes upon the postal svs-
TEN. but that all efforts to that end have
failed.
His adverse opinion is based. in part
upon the following reasons:
The proposed scheme is a radical de-
parture from the well-estabished policy of
the government in assuming exclusive con-
troll of the mails
The division of responsibility between the
army OF private carriers of the company
and the government is contrary to law and
would result in endless confusion
The scheme violates the shirt and letter
| OF many of the postal laws. especially those
providing that postage stamps and other
stamped paper shall not be sold for less
! than cost. in addition to legal postage
! The plan Is an evasion of the law requir-
| ing the Postmaster General to furnish
| stamps. by compelling the public to patron
4 ize private monopoly.
| BY giving the company MONOPOLY the
| government would be paying money for
| royalty or patent, contrary to law
l The scheme also violates the law requir-
( ing postage to be prepaid on all matter
| The Attorney General then refers to the
1 debates of Congress, where 1t was conceded
| ON all sides that legislation was necessary
| for the adoption of the plan.