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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

bar ioIst i'm Gisnponi gOrsOs til Spbu
8. Gtriffsri.
Git Gel Spebpm bar ralet ipaar %
Il Spmmer, os en- Del Tpoelisbeo bar
~inptruIfet. ii4r blanbt samle Soil.
Saaleoes er beese mine Gptserlor0lore.
remlis gubsrs q. GtensnaS % bans
Suitru Zine Suite bsbe iuaar, besse uper
so War gamle.
Gnfe eiter DIE Salpepolb er bob.
Gnte efter aaspsr T~prresupIo. 2iio'
bet, er psiaa bgb toaar.
Gomle Spbn 8. Galieth, % Ilere,
lom jes lille i Snlt fan buife.
8eber Diien 8orgos / 8r9fter, bsoe
! @iuter ca. 80 aar sammef e~iterlaben'
be Gnfe pg ct Barn.
8an ben anben SIDE err ba osiaa
8aaren % Soriommeren grpaupperues
9th. Giene / graffen pil Der finos
Steo ier SlaatsS Omen begpnber.
Ole Ssraenien aurnns hclot for IA
Gage iioen Srpaup meo &riitiua Sobns.
batter 8abt.
SmOrssu (29be Suni) asteuiss
Sans Glpen (pnsre) meo &ari 3atobs.
batter Snmunbsbptte.
Sm s Gage Snbers Spbnien BORG.
oS meo 8etrpneue Sobnsoaiter Salietb.
Seler life / Sitteroalen itnnr mol
tilbaae; iaalebes bar Soer 4eberIeH
Sntuole npiis boiSt 8rpllup ueb Sufe
&ieisbere. % Glen Gpenlen 8taabau9
ital fetre Sgiiioelisb eb en- nRite n9e mec
Sngri Observation-Disclosures Splli.
Sioite Spnbas (St. Sansbao) boio.
tes en- flor fombineret Gibploss os
Sreosieit / SrGttebpapen, bpor 500
tilreiienbe Seltnssre ira begse Siber al
ajslen breiteoe oisie tpenoe ptgttge Ga.
ger, buuraf ben iibite, Srebsiossn. plit'
NOT for uerpGrenoe er ben, lom melt
pptaser Soils 5anfer puer belle bort
9nno, pg life minpIt / Observation-Disclosures
ne. 3aler bplbtes al Grit 2dugitr0Ht, og
9cibbetjeut Griflpn fra iuenlt Sibe. %
al Gnbers 2ansen, 29rsr @uloal os
S. u. Sunoietb ira nprIf She.
&eioluiioner bleo telegraieret til bet
norite Stortbtus 90 til ben llrttwa
Rifsbaa.
Stilingen' pper bisie @ranietrafier
-boor Samferbielen meliem besse Ris
GEE ttte er utetpbelig - er roIis, men
men meo flor Spanbtns. S9 Seoipit'
beoen ON Situatipnens Glppr fan lG,
les / 5plfenes &niister paa besse 81
her &iBlen.
81 faar baabe, Of Srebens Gnsel pil
itaa gast paa Sucres Climber, us at
&etfrroigbebens Cub pil p9rne On,
snmIe @orse, iaa Dor 8et life maa fig
bes meo Blob.
Sluttelis en- penIis Silien fra
s. Steusaas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
en- Oommeoaes'
prooifen

$ "Soenif aerfotioning" I9ies
unoer SiteIen: ~Soab betpber set ifete
for CUBS Rige / 9orben?" ct Sno.
Ieg, unoertegnet 6. 2gu. &C. Gone.
gren, 8eitprer al 9iafonisieanitalteu
StodboIm).
Ser oultaIes fsrit @Gffelien / Ror.
&c. Saa ipsrges Der:
Soao flyer Ireiternes Sanrbittig'
beb, nnar De paal9gges at itrpge al
airfebsrneIr Rsnnen for &ongen2
% ale Be. ariitue / 2nn0et, iom life
gauife er blGnoe6e al politiff 6orptr.
ring? Sar man fornumntet nogen
abunrenbe Hsit, Tom popeoe at raabe
no, at SpnS er ct Splfs Soroprpetie2
@Qer bar ale 6ruffet al Den Sone.
Drift, iom forpirrer Be aaer e~nfleite
&etsbegreber?
SporIe0es gaar oct MI nre6 GRf.
fefieu og me6 0orgeS onnoelige
8lomitring operbope0et2 @opebe Ri
at uotaIe en- Spoaoom, iad iful0e ben
Ipbe iaaleoes: Geriom life 2ouene i
Cubs &ige iuigtpr - og set 9isr De
life - iaa ituar 8orges &irfe operfor
eft enten-eaer. Gnteu iopner Bnf-
felien Ben - bens appeI til Sanrort.
t~igbeoerne bill innne Reionnans, iau
lGrge Solfets Itore fgleS Spuo Zig.
ger utilitoaet; eIler oyiaa trGteer
BEN opbere, men on Blot eiennem Err
9efienoelie "Si bar iDn6et". 8an
Di baabe bette iiOite2 8i taler fife
blot iom ioeuife Mnnb, ri taler og
beoer Iom &riine. 0et gi9ISer Der
Get, iom er mere emo 8orses sGre,
mere emo Speriges: Dor 8l,6s Sgre.
90 "bpab gapner set dig, on bort
rorife 8rooerfoIf, ON on pnnot Den
belle 8erSen, men tog Sfaoe paa Str
SiGl2"
Sbis man life baoSe 8aino
til at tro, at opeuitaaenoe bar oprig.
tig ment - ffrepet ! Den Silitanb al
6eIois lltilreeneligbe0, ium iu0en
oi$ie areOie biuii6eS @r9nien ipnes
temmelig iiobreot - iaa maatte mar
faraftertfere bet iom beipottelist. De
politiife 8r9oifmter berinoe bsr BELT
tale blot iom ioenite @Rrro". 9ereS
Rige er aoben6art oRientlig al oenne
8eroer, ifrioer norif "aftenp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
.GminNer
al KpinHer
aliucr RATE % iterfe


Timber eiter 5uinosr al amsriiauffs
&pinesr er bIeuae heIbrtneos peb Si9io Of
apbia g. 9iR,bam's Vegetable COMPOUND.
9eres 8reue opbeuares paa 1Rrs. 9tutham's
&putor % teutler. at bette er iait,It o. life
aleHe Tralert.
9eHne piopHNeriias NeeSieiHs : uiess sr I
Gambler ocerurIosHoe, % idutHteuiiauet
rHet Den or ale andre ReoiciHer for Rotaoer
fun ivoae 6oriss.
Sporlsoes bar 2soil @. giniham's Beige.
table COMPOUND opnaas! Sisie uiotuo6ssote
: COB. 8eiuIfatsr?
Sporior bar ben funnel tr,oes GA ofsre
iad ouerp9ioeaoe 8oot for ct tudrt aarpun.
oreoe?
ett,ert os oft frrncoeif beus uSmcrteSs
GaenNta5er. @ruHoeH hroriur ineen uuoeu
YPeoieJR blot titH0rmeliesUts har tuHget uau
ben. er aaui'e ftfupet. icrof tugeW aHoeu Ies
eicin ! SeresH er ida goo tor tuiuoelige
SpgopptHe.
Spoia q. giaIsam's gesetible goup.
ponHos pioupoeriiQe Rraft ousr osie er lite
turot ben er et StImalaHs, tile ioEot ben er
et Sinorinasmiosel, men iimpeithsH iorst
ben er ben met pi6nHoerlise Tonic, jon u,c-
Ter otrette pan % a~ieuupbpgasr Rcoeri,ps-
Spltsuist os ilfert beIbreoer SpsopHt-
me % 6orrpttellsr o. ~slsngiper Sunobeo
90 @tprie.
Ne merseltsite 6elbrsoeIisr or meboelte
ira ole Sduoeis @gne al 8piuoer, Der er
b!eene raile, AZ uooauHsOe Spgepleisrifer,
Der bar oGret 9loue BERTH, % al NR9sr, Der
bar erilenet Srrotea al gno,G 6. RtnthGm's
SeAeiable COMPOUND. GA louI sr ioroomSirt
not III at ttlliaa bette. boor bet eg i~oriieut.
SotS SPgerne fun tuToe pRre aabeuhteriise,
rtioe Spnorcerr al Dem e~rtleuoe, at De ipre.
itriper Sp0ta s. 9lRtbam's Sesetable Com.
ooEHo { mere atpprtige lIlfrIoer hos Sutus
Der. od Dc al @rfartHg peo. at ben oil belbrece.
Raar 6ptuoer piagts al imertefuIo eIer
are8el mGSitg BtenHruatIou, 5iasimertsr,
GppRlieihee, Reofatoeu al. Contamination
euer SaaroaRnelie pdd StBuIpoereu. 2Egse.
ioiipgoomms. 9teotrnttbeo. Rsrueiurttsiie
eler gRlsmoo, bRroe De ltrdr dIueree DC al.
oorliss 6elger herai og gIeHoiRoe oeres Scb
brso 90 Stpris pto at rage gp6ia Z. Etuts
bans Se9eiable Gpmp9une. SirIo ialialo
III Mrs, GintbnpI gunu glaIs., ON Raaa.
Set or trlt % hlflpsr aliio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

bar ies rteb mango, lpttet iii 6urebra=
gene al Sfolens Beitprer, ienere Sus,
nepraIt / Clue, perpan Stprbsen, % III
neiop Hpttet til Sergea for at tiltrGbs
lit Gmbeoe ION StiftetS Sfoiebireftsr.
&ulman (Clien). 90 at Seminorilt
aasmuuo Sallpprien @inie ira Gtne.
Snr, iOm bensans Inn a Gnoenlarer
% boeoe / en- taroelig 9eiligbeo | 1Sol=
men,, ienere 8lpffsr / 8operpif %
9eusmanb / Sfutesnesbaur, mn iibber
neb &oret | ppr pnnaaaenbe Sribebss
famp. ibet ban er StatsraaS | ben norite
8eaiering.
Spbannes tltne, BELT flenbt unbsr
Mapne, "Banfcn", ~iroiranbte afpigte
aptaar fin Sitting. Sn bnobe ban
itaaet ! 8anfeuS gieneite pper so @ar;
ibi iom 18.aarig Ont, btep ban paIet
iii &asierer peb Snbretniuseus Still.
ielie, en- Sitting ban bar piIt iig Of
pnre peren, ibet benne M er ben naIt.
itsrIte 9aaneinoretnin9 | belle 2anoet.
Tom bars @ftermano fulete SDiteripuz
men Safob olga, isrit iom Sasierer, ps
M peb ben gamle Chefs enbelige Qf.
trrben oeiaa iom fsrite 9irefter, rgfts>
De ban efter, mems Sbannes s. 2utra,
oauGrenpe Beftprer al Sanbelsioreuius
gen peb Ssrpe, bleu &aSierer.
Gen rs Iar aamIe Spbannes, bar
bpsset eset Sus peb Sipen. Ger Dor
ban iammen meb fin ugtfte Softer Su.
seleiu % fin 100 gar eomIe Nor. ser
Sobunuelen briper Saubel / &ielber=
etager.
8 @raaoa, bpor @aarbens Suie for
fob, itaar lltnes patrs Eratirfe, mems
&eiten af @anrben belpis er ta9et til
&irte9aarb pe &lpffer9aaro. st fort
unaoomslOfnle er ppfsrt peb fripiaiee
@aoer. 2elegrafiItinoen, oeu garrle Srgs
fen Rsller, far psiaa iaaet eeet Sus,
boape III Statipaen ps til pripat 2ei=
li9beb.
Sps Ola olga fore8aar ibisie Gage
fore Observation-Disclosures; tbi Safpb,
Ssnueu, ifal / neite lIse blipe gift meb
8riiti Walano, en- 9atter al aibgoe
Ssrsen Melanp.
@ffeber 2an9eeter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
4Inpin.

Ct mt geSspefiesmiSSeI er ifdge
"Tethie WeSiS. @odenitr", opium.
Oct al 6. Sngens | gIberieIo cg
6rit5 SofmamH / Berlin. Dti0Iet,
iom be bar bennont alppir, raaserer
nertralt, er let opIsieIigt / 8anb %
beiiooer olle aofainets sooe GscnIfn.
Der iom Iofait a~nRit5etifum, men
m~eoisrer iteen Of aOfuinets u6ebagc.
lige 8ipirfuiuger. 9et er minbre elf.
tist % beuirfer ingen llouioeIie al
girpiaen, iren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
itprreIier og ingen Sariammerrtref.
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
@amls gmSers, iom aItio bar bel

meo at foruu6re iig. bar guaet fig biib
| Stogeu og bor flatret op / oet bGie.
ite SrR, ban timber. for at fieHhe it8
igieu. gten ubelbigpis miiter bnu
2igepGgten o. Gnitet o. orntter neo
meo ct oPloi9t 8rag.
SAM bGir Iisgenoe neNe poo Sen
mpge Dioie en- lana Shm6 aloeIes or
% fortumlet al GoLoet. Saa refer
ban fig longion,t, fer fig ioruuorei
ON "a iiger bsit til itg ielp:
~Ga iputes iaa tp6eItpt ca bsirte,
at Set 90 mage, inn BATE"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
Sra Roros.
ubfigt til Grpnanr. - MIfens Npt
fra gergftaoen % Cmesu.

Ser CT after CONNER meb ersnffebte
2ier pg Guseu bugueube al 8lpmiter.
s Waubs Minbe bar bet life itnaet Zig
ueb ct. Sans berpppe, ioH bet M gjpr.
Oct er oerfor sieet, at ri mad faa or1s
trent ct arcuuar/ Solitin pg 8egn bar
itiitet ltse iiben fsrit / Stunt jaa man
naiten fan ie @reSiet pore. Oct pil
iaalebes blipe en- meset tiblis Slaat.
Ohm iaar.
@n Sel itps9e ulptfer bar benbt Der
be nGrnueIte Smgipelier 8aar pg /
CONNER. SORT faIbt Ell 0eaub / col,
ifinsgruben neo os Ifos fig ibiet ban
bat fra Sgrien). Strar eiter fprulpts
febe Better Snrn9S uitber en- &ipretur
meb Sausbanen ira alsligrube til Sci,
ton. Den Site Mai blep Gtationsmes
iter Grifien paa &ettan ppertigrt %
opoe Biebliffett9. San q ipr 9aulte
fort Sib iibeu uuer1pttet fra Gibet.
San bar en- ngiet Manb, bIep AZ aar
sammel os eiterlaoer fig 5uftru % 4
8Brn.
s NGrbeben af TelneS Station
ianpt ct 8ar 9a9e ienere pgiaa en-
Sperfipriel Sieb, ioet ben 50 Oar
gamle Spar ReSiet bleu pperfigrt al
Surtigtpeet meb Ten Splse, at ban bSbe
giebliftelig. 6Bies BERTH, at Sans 8iie
irn SinssaaS omfpm peb 9rutning iins
Der 3gmmerhsbning / 8ula, iaa er 9ae.
gtiteret pper lltDttestilfeIber fpmplet
for oenne Sang.
vi alminoelige pg inbuItrielle Gnlas
unber &rbeioe eIer netDp fulofsrt, fan
rRones en- @dngbro pper Saaelpen mel,
lem Siprmoeu % SaauGsiet, bnsset al
Suseuisr RpSfins eiter bans Spitem.
SrOen, Der er taset ! Srus, tpiteoe ca.
1000 Sroner.
nnber Grbeibe er en- &raftpoerisrin9
for Glettricitet ira @ula til &iQinebnls
@rube. 2eoninsen bliOer 81 ailomes
ter, ibet SraititationeH dulGgges iiae
peb Sernbauebrpeu pper @ula, bpor ct
1000 Subifmeter fort .8iersparti er
uomineret ior at glue 4labS for 9nrbin
ps Dtnitinbus. &raTten ital anoenbes
til 2ps, e~leftriIf Setie os m~uIiseus
Srauspcrtbaue / @rubens Snore.
s 6eragsfjelpenes &rpm9ruber ipnes
Der p9ioa at bile TONNE Sip ps &s,elie.
s RsrpspRrf @ruber bar Der paaadaet
Grbeioe meo en- mtHbre Grbeibsitpf /
Here aar. Gu agter 5irmnet So. eng.
5elnp & syn at l9rIe be oistisite al
liue @ruber for 9nnp, for iiben at ials
ae ole, eller ialfalo be pi9tisite at 9rus
berae til uofGnoinger. Gu &etrple.
umsmptpr, Der ltal treffe Iumperue,
er unoeroeis til @ruberne. &ummer
Der Sanoel iitanb ON bisie @raber. er
bet al baabe, at en- itprre og parig Drift
oil hume paaresues | 5erassgruberue.
Oct npe 0ampitib paa Samunb blsp
iRrbig I'll ben pmfpntraftereoe 9io %
bar iioen trutfet Tsmmer fra Sjeens
Spbenoe til bens Rprbenbe. Oct tr9fs
fer 400 Tplpter lpGrt Ismmer ben s
snmle nprIte Wiil LANCE Sis pnn en- Glib
al So Timer. 9ampitibet, Der 2oea
Giatieba9 unoer9tf 9dabshdnoiiuaen,
iom ubigrtes paa ~iGboanlis Raabe at
Slime 2auseu, III Naunet "5Rmuno
II, iaar munst ct tunst gag; ibi ale.
ne innr Hal BET irRife 14o0C 9plpter
al bet pGIbiSe commissioned upoper
Sjssn.
Ct Bar Gienbpmsbanbelsr bar iunbet
Steo | bet Foiie. 2ariens. 5utei paa
Rsros sr al Gnfefru 2oriens 6ormpn.
Der iOlst III sInbers .. Strsmme /
Sitterbalen. aIpbsiam $500 &ronsr.
auoers Snsebretien Slot, / Sratien
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
HARDING COMMAND MEETS.
Twenty Three New Members Mustered
In Last Night.

Harding Camp, Spanish War Veterans,
after mastering In twenty-three new mem
bers at it's meeting last night. proceeded
with an entertainment provided by John ].
OBrien, chairman, who appointed Capt.
Harry Walsh master of ceremonies. Capt
Walsh appealed to the boys to stand by the
banner of old Harding. which was so dear to
him in the fact that Dick Harding. after
whom the camp was named, was the only
officer of the District of Columbia Volun-
teers who lost his life in Cuba. and, further
more that he was first lieutenant of the old
were enthusiastically received by the 200
members present Capt. C. o. Kicker of the
G. A. r. eulogzed the blue and gray of the
COS, which was greatly applauded by the
sons of both, while refreshments were being
served. The following program rem
dered:
The International Comedy Four of St
Stephens Minstrel Company, Messrs. H.
banjo solo, C. Chick; comic songs, c. Nc
Intosh; parodies. w. Sondheimer; coon
songs. Joseph H. Hanlein; p. ]. inland, Irish
comedian w. Pardon as the human mock
ing bird; Doc Mitchell, comedian; J. Tier
ney, coon shouter; solo, H. Chick; ragtime
selections on the piano, p. r. Oliveri; Dick
Smith. Irish songs; w. Greenburg in sew
eral coon songs. accompanied by Boxe
Lamb.
The committee in charge comprised John
J. O'Brien, chairman; Joseph A Murray, b.
L. Tubman, c. ]. Harlow James Buckley
and w. Henderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21

q nnn Beautiful new house. 3 stories
do UUU half square from 18th street,
just south Of Park street.
Near two car lines; rooms to floor; rooms
and storage room; tiled bath, laundry. Can be
sold easy terms; $4,000 loaned on it at o
per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
Houses on
We|Iing(S'4s;fs ' St
PIace$7,5O
WonAHa 81 S6O0

seven AkfeaOy SOHOs
Give Sold This Week.
Select now before all are sold.
$500 cash payment.
First trust, S., 500, at
so. Balance only SIS
monthly, and only 400
interest.
Situated right on the crest of the HILL
in peerless Columbia Heights, in
neighborhood full of high-class homes.
The houses contain 10 rooms, tiled bath,
best system of hot-water heating, laun-
dry, deep parking. etc. Lot about 1SX150
IT. Groom for stable) Paved alley.
1448 open every day and
lighted i'm the evening
till 9 o'clock. Open all
day Sunday.
Special features: Pressed-brick bay
window front: brownstone trimmings:
steel-clad safe deposit vaults; concreted
cellar; double floors; first floor hard
wood fine decorations; ample closets;
very large trunk ROOM six bed rooms;
reception hall plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
We Can Show You the
House You Want
At the Price You Want to Pay.

There's no limit to the de-
mands you can make on us. We
have houses in every section OF
the city-at every price-on all
sorts of terms. It's just such
an office as this that encourages
people to buy homes and to in
vest in Washington property.
The far-reaching influence and
facilities of Our organization
bring in the most desirable
properties and the best values
to be obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
To Prison for Robbing Mails.
ispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
WILMINGTON, Del, October 2f.-In the
United States court here yesterday Judge
Bradford sentenced Harry Robinson, coll
ored, a former letter carrier in Wilmington,
to three years imprisonment at Trenton.
N T.. for robbing the malls. Robinson is
well known. and until his arrest was an
active candidate for appointment by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as minister to Liberia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
Delivered at Home.

One paper in the home is
worth FIVE sold on the Streets
from an advertising standpoint.
The Star is delivered by carrier
into practically all OF the WASH
ington homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21

d. Ocn The very choicest location
[S1V9 on Ashley Terrace, near
Highland avenue-a mag
nifcent unobstructed view OF
the surrounding country, extending to the Sol
diers' Home. An attractive style of architec-
ture so characteristic of the numerous beauti-
full homes In Cleveland Park; rooms and
bath; stone foundation, etc.
Open for Inspection Sunday.
Several other home propositions In this choice
section-One at $4,000. Gall for particulars.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-07
FROM THE WIDE WORLD

II Is believed at Hamburg that
there will be no further spread Of
cholera. Zanzibar is declared 10 be
infected.
Whether President Roosevelt had
anything 10 do with inducing the
Japs TO recede from their indemnity
demands or not, he will get the
credit for bringing about peace be
tween the two warning nations.
The treaty OF peace between
Russia and japan was signed at 3
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Soldiers
Of the Russian army are sajd 10 have
been pleased with its terms, while
the Japanese were much dissatisfied.
Cholera has appeared among the
couyicis in the penitentiary at Krone,
Prussia.
japan seems TO have fully won her
contention that Korea shall hence
forth be under japanese control.
Both japan and Russia agree to
abandon Manchuria.
The Shah Of Persia is just now on
visit TO the Gar Of Russia. No
political significance is TO be attached
10 this move. since it is Che Shah's
custom every year TO visit some
European governments.
The total single track railway mi
leAge in the United States on June
30, 1904, was 2l3 RI miles, hav
ing increased 5,0S7, ~ in the year
ending ON that date The roads are
capitalized at Si6,2G5 mile. and
give employment to 1906 2l men,
OF 6ll per hundred miles.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-07

The yellow fever scourge at New
Orleans seems 10 be under control at
last.
Louisiana seems 10 have taken a
quite proper step in declaring
the place Of wealthy planter 10 be
a public nuisance, inasmuch as he
refused 10 contribute 10 or allow the
erection Of an emergency hospital
upon his place for the treatment Of a
number Of Italians stricken with the
fever.
Chicago has recently been visited
by severe storms.
The encampmeut Of Kentucky
State Militia closed last Saturday.
Labor Day bore its usual quota Of
half or wholly drunken excursions.
speechifyings, parades, etc. And
organized labor Is not 30 be held
entirely responsible for these crop.
pings out OF evil.
The thirty ninth annual encamp.
mens Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic was held in Denver this
week.
Commissioner Greene, Of the
Federal Civil Service Commission,
states that Democrats in the South.
AS class, do not participate in the
civil service examinations. and that
this accounts for Southern States not
fccc,viug their quota Of appoint
mCnts.
President Zimmerman. Of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton rail
road. has secured an option on over
10000 acres Of coal and timber land
in the Kentucky mountains.
Robert Bacon, OF New York, is
10 succeed Francis b. LOOMS A.
First Assistant Secretary Of State.
He will assume his new duties in
October.
Mr.. John Wanamaker. Of Phila.
dclphia. recently invited Prin.
Booker T. Washington, Of Tuskegee.
30 dine with him, and he
Southern Bourbons are ho"s"'"
showing how far behind the age
they are.
Hon. Hoke Smith. candidate for
Governor Of Georgia. had bad
quarter Of an hour" recently, at
tempting 10 answer automatically
certain question: Concerning his at
titude upon the negro question.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-07
IDEAS.

Let your recreations be manful,
not sinful
Speak not evil Of the absent, for II
is unjust.
BE not hasty TO believe flying re-
ports 10 the disparagemeni of any.
Every action in company ought 10
be with some sign Of respect to those
present.
Labor TO keep alive in your breast
that little spark Of celestial fire call
ed conscience.
Think before you speak; pronounce
not impcrfectly, nor bring out your
words too hastily, but orderly and
distinctly.
The foregoing were maxims Of
George Washington's, which the
present generation would do we'll 10
live up 20. Ed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-07
In Peril For ee Hours.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 6.--The steam.
er Simon Langell. towing the schoon-
ers W. X. Moore, Arenac and Inter.
laken arrived here after having exper.
fenced &C hours Of continuous peril in
the recent northeaster. During the
entire period not a man on the boat
secured a wink OF sleep. and but little
TO eat. For two hours owing 10 a
break in the steering cable the boats
were helpless in the trough of terri
bic sea that was running. and II was
feared all would go to the bottom.
Capt. Taylor, Of the Interlaken. was
blown from the forecastle deck and
barely saved himself from going over
board lie was seriously injured. A
sailor named Conyen was struck by
broken gan and badly hurt The boats
were heavily laden with limestone and
had but little freeboard showing, con-
sidering the kind of weather they en-
countered.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-07
PUBLIC PRINTER PALMER.
President Roosevelt Has Demanded
His Resignation.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Public Printer
W. r. Palmer practically has been
ousted from Office. II is learned au-
thoritatively that President Roosevelt
had demanded Mr.. Palmers resigna-
ton, to take effect on the 18th inst.
The demand of the president for Mr..
Palmer's resignation was due primar-
fly TO the latter's action In trying to
force Oscar J. Ricketts,. foreman of
printing, and l.. c. Hay, a foreman
OF division. out of the government
printing Office. Mr. Palmer asked for
the designations Of Ricketts, and Hay
on the ground that they had been in
subordinate. The public printer form.
ulated a series of charges against the
two men.
These charges it is known were for
warded to oyster Bay. AS soon as
President Roosevelt learned of the sit
uatiOn that had developed he directed
Public Printer Palmer 10 forward to
him his resignation to take effect in
two weeks.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-07
Ii Is Feared She FOundered in
Lake Superior During the
Fierce Gale.
CARRIED A CREW OF 10 MEN.
The Total Number Of Lives Lost Is
Believed to BE 80 and May
Be Increased.
A Life PreserVer Marked "losoo" Was
Found and Quantities Of other
Wreeksge Were Passed BY
Tug Near Huron Island.

Pequamlng. Mich. Sept. 6.-The
steamer losco. Of Cleveland. which had
the unfortunate schooner Olive Jean
cite in tow during the destructive
storm last Sunday. will probably be
added 10 the gradually growing list Of
ships which foundered on Lake Su-
perior during thar great gale The
lOso0 was commanded by Capt. Nelson
G0nyaw and carried a crew of 10 men.
It Is certain that the Olive jeanette is
lost The light house keeper on Hu.
ron island saw the big schooner go
down four miles north of the light
about 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. No
steamer was in sight at that time and
as three days have elapsed since the
Olive Jeanette foundered, the owners
OF the Iosco have given up hope that
the steamer lived through the storm.
The loss OF the crew of the Iosco
would bring the total OF those who lost
their lives in the storm to 80, num-
Der which may be increased. as a num-
Der of boats known TO have been out
on the gale have not yet reported.
Wreckage seen.
Wreckage seen tends to confirm the
belief in the loss of the IoscO. Guam
titles of wreckage were passed by the
tug ID. L. Hebard near Huron island.
where the Olive jeanette went down.
and life preservers marked "Iosco"
were also found. The body OF a sailor
was found ten miles from Point Alb
bays. The Iosco and jeanette. laden
with iron ore. left Duluth last Thurs
day bound for Lake Erie They we're
caught IN the storm when half way
down Lake Superior. and apparently
turned back in the hope OF gaining
shelter among the islands east Of Ke-
weenaw peninsula Just where the
lOscO broke loose from her tow may
never be known. but as no steamer
was in sight when the jeanette went
down II is believed the Iosco founder
ed much earlier In the day. The IoscO
was owned by w. A. Hawgood & Co,
Of Cleveland. and was insured for SOS.
600