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Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

ming | timl0nen. Dessutom har karen
kommit | atnjutande af de forn,aner
som genom sommarens u%nderhan1lin.
gar kommit stadens 6friga arbrtarc till
godo.
Hsftig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vid
Marieberg. vid half 11-tiden pa {. m
d. IS Okt. uppskramdes Mariebergs In.
vanare af ljudet af en- dof knall, kom,
mande fran ammunitionsfabrikens
narhet.
Via narmare understanding befanns,
att den EFT stycke fran fabr!ken lig.
gande byggnaden, som inredts med
torkugn for Diet knallkvicksilfver, som
anvandes till beredande af tandsats
for patronerna, jemnats med jorden.
namnda byggnad pagick som bast
torkningsprocessen af g. a 1000 gr.
knallkvicksilfver. Vid tillfallet for ex.
plosionen hade ingen ~befunnit sig inne
1 lokalen. Explosionen astadkom en-
sd kraftig verkan, att sjelfva bland.
ningshuset belt och ballet jemnades
med marken, sd att endast nagra re.
ster af ungsmurarna kvarsta, och / de
kringliggande husen EFT stycke fran
blandningshuset, / hvilka EFT 50-tal ar.
beterskor voro s~ysselsatta, sprangdes
de fiesta fonstren. Ingen person blef
dock skadad, och den materiella ska.
dan ar Ell af Store ~betydenhet, utan
torde kunna uppskattas TIL kanske EFT
half tusental kronor.
Den if%rasasatta jernvseen NorrtelIe
-vaddo. Med anledning af den till
*. mt ingifna ansokan ON ~koncession
d jernvAgsanlaggning fran Norrtelje
till Waldo har k. befaIlningshafvande
tillstyrkt koncessionen och f0rordat
den vestliga riktningen: u.s.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
uPsALA LxN. az studentskor o,

UPSALA lxN. az s~tudentskor och
2s mIIitarer finnhs inskrifna vid Upsa.
la universitet. AT studentskorna till
bora 33 Stockholms nation. Narmast
kommer Smalands med s. so student,
skor bedrifva ~humanistiska studier, Ii
naturvetenskapliga, Is medicinska,
juridiska och 2 t~eoiogiska.
AZ m%ilitarerna arc de fiesta reserv,
underlojtnanter.
Till professor / kemi vid Upsala uni
versitet har utnsmnts e. o. prof. o,
Widman.
Strejk har utbrutit hos smedsmasta'
rem Adolf Holmgren i orbyhus. Ar
betspersonalen nedlade d. 10 Okt. pa
aftonen arbetet och vagrade att uppta'
ga Diet mera. Orsaken torde vara ma,
gon mindre tvistighet mellan parterna,
Arbetarne ha redan afflyttat fran or
ten.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
~TJugufemte kapIilet.
Oskulden cdr 1 snardn.

Da Violetta aftonen efter bankirens
och lord Roxleydales bes0k hos Esther
Vanberg kom till teatern, meddelade
mr. Maltravers henne att nan, till
fold af Diet bifall hon vunnit i fabian,
beslutat att anf0rtro henne en- mindre
rol i EFT nytt ~skadespel, hvilket inom
kort It'd skulle uppf0ras.
Denna utsigt att CORA lycka pa see
men, som nu 0ppnades for henne, for
madde dock icke att latta hennes
beklamda br0st, dertill hade sorgen
Ofver Georg Stanmores f0rmenta
otrohet slagit alltf0r djupa r0tter i
hennes sjal, men mr. Maltravers lof-
wade ocksa att Okla. hennes lon till
halfannan guine i veckan, och denna
summa forekom mrs Trevors for delta
guvernant son EFT helt kapital.
Hennes mo skulle nu icke mera
beh0fva att trala med b~rodernalen,
och smart kunde de ocksa tanka pa
att fytta fran den tranga, m0rka
gatan till EFT battre hus i Camberville
eller Kensington, hvarest Diet tinnes
tradgardar, buskar och blommor.
Dessa tankar fylde Violetta West
fords SHINE d& mr. Maltravers lemnat
henne, efter att hafva uttryckt den
onskan att hon i ALA roller matte CORA
ika mycken lycka som iden f0rsta.
Ingen kansla af smickrad fAfanga
eller tillfredsstald stolthet h0ide
hennes br0st. Hon tankte endast pa
sin NOR och pa ALA de brodbekym-
mer, som hennes forbade Ion kunde
afhjelpa.
F0ga anade hon att regiss0rens ord
antandt Esther Vanbergs ALA onda
PASSOVER. Judinnan hade handelse-
Wis staff i narheten under Diet mi
M~altravers talade med Violetta. Hon
kunde saledes icke undga att bora
hans loftal och l0ften, och ON hon
f0rut hyst nagra samvetsskrupler vid
att ga in pa bankirens f0rslag, sd ned
tystade nu hennes afundsjuka och
sarade egenkarlek hvarje adlare
stamina i hennes inre.
Under andra forhallanden och
uppvuxen i renare atmosfer skulle
m&handa Esther Vanberg formatt att
tygla sina vida passioner. Hon var
haftig och hamndlysten, grym och
skoningsl6s mot sina fender, adel-
modig och uppoffrande mot sina van
ner. Ehuru hon icke tycktes vara i
besittning af nagon scenisk talang, sa
var hon dock i Diet dagliga lifvet en-
fullandad sk&despelerska, och ON
hon an icke f0rstod att kufva sina
passioner och kanslor, sd f0rstod hon
dock masterligt att dolja dem.
Nagra minuter stod hon f6rdjupad
i betraktelser, derefter narmade hon
sig Violetta med den henne egendom-
liga, svifvande, ljudl0sa gangen, och
lade sin hand blidt, nastan smekande
pa den unga fiickans axel.
Violetta spratt till och vaknade
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
vEsrERNoRRrANps Lam. Eack


f6reninsen - eiler iifvet! Eft par ON.
bud for Observation-Disclosures uppvak,
tade q. Is Okt. en- bageriarbetare inom
Borgsj5 med begaran att denne skulle
underskrifva fackforeningens prislista,
Svaret blef EFT bestamdt mel under
forklaring, att han ingenting hade att
CORA med fackforeningen och att han
och hans bagare kommo 0fverens utan
mellanhand.
Mar underhandlingen h&r salunda
strandade, vande sig de varda sande.
buden till bagaren, lockade denne med
sig fran garden och s0kte ofvertala
honom att ga in 1 fackforeningen. Da
emellertid afven delta misslyckades.
blef slutet att de o%fverfollo honom och
knifskuro honom ganska lila.
SAdant dr. socialisternas kamratskap
och sadan ar deras respekt for andras
arbetsfrihet, skrifver en- meddelare till
STANDARDIZATION"
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

F0ljande s0ndag tillbringade NIo-
letta ensam med sin NOR.
Tidigt pa morgonen begafvo sig
bada till ottesangen i narmaste kyr-
ka, och ON aftonen suite de f0rdju-
pade i f0rtroliga samtal med hvar-
andra. Violetta berattade modern
ON regiss0rens l0ften och sina for
battrade framtidsutsigter.
Stamina alton kom cit BRET fran
Lionel, inneh&llande en- fempundsnot,
sd att NOR och dotter kande sig be-
friade fran hvarie tryckande ekono-
miskt bekymmer under nagon It'd.
= Ar Lionel mold med sin nya be-
fattning2 - fragade Violetta.
- bet tycks s&, min van, att donna
efter hans BRET, ehuru han icke gor
ringaste antydning till sina husliga
f0rhallanden. Deremot talar han med
verklig h%anforelse ON landtlifvet och
den fria naturen, och han Der mig ON
att hyra oss en- liten tretiig waning i
nagon af forstaderna, der vi kunna
inandas frisk luft och gladja oss vid
asynen af grona trad och blomstrande
tradgardar.
- Hvad den kare Lionel ar god och
so~mtanksam, menade Violetta.
-. bet ar han verkligen, min van,
- svarade modern, men jag will nu
CORA dig en- fraga, som redan lange
legat mig pa hjertat. Du har ju nu
varit lange nog vid teatern, for att
kunna bilda dig en- mening ON din
nya stallning. Sag mig, kara Vio-
letta, ON den bana, hvilken du be-
tradt, iir sd slipprig och full af faror
och frestelser, som manga pastal
Beratta for mig hvad du SHELF upp-
lefvat bakom kulisserna.
- Gerna, kara mamma, Diet ar
sagdt. Jag kan f0rsakra dig att tea
terlifvet icke ar farligare an hvarje
AMMAN notwithstanding. bet ar
blot oberattigade f0rdomar, som
manga hysa emot teatern. Kanske
Oh de fordomdags berattigade, men
nu arc de Diet icke. Naturligtvis hade
jag en- smula lampfeber da jag f0rsta
gang skulle visa mig for en- londoner-
publik, men f0r0frigt har jag icke
blifvit besvarad af nagon, med I'M
dantag af -.
- Med undantag af hvem, min
snalla licka2
- En- af damerna j fabian, en- miss
Vanberg, a i b0rjan mycket tvar,
nastan oh0fig emot mig, men j gar
alton bad hon mig ON ursakt for slit
u~ppf0rande, och nu AFRO vi de basta
vanner i verlden -. Regiss0ren,
mr. Maltravers, ar mycket vanlig
emot mig, sd att jag Oliver hufvud
taget befinner mig mycket val i min
nya stallning.
Modern andades lattare.
- Du har fullkomligt lugnat mig,
min dotter! utbrast hon glad. -
Jag har hort sa mycket talas ON ia
roma vid teaterlifvet, att jag nastan
b0rjade att bli orolig for dig, min
skatt.y
Oaktadt slit skenbara f6rakt for
bankirens hotelser, hade hans ord
dock fylt modershjertat med fruktan,
och hon darrade yid tanken nS de
faror, som m0jligen omgafvo hennes
-unga och oerfarna dotter.
Niolettas f0rsakran aflagsnade
hvarje fruktan ur hennes sjal.
En- stilla frid, hvilken nastan gram
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

pet Hr mera katarr I dsnna del AZ isndet On
ALA andra sjukdomar tillsammans, ocn Gen ~
intill de sista aren ansedd som omojig att pous
i manga ar forklarade mkarne den for en- iokai
siukdom och foreskref lokala medeL och ga 90
icke uppnadde tillfrisknande vid iokai Denano-
il., f6rkIarade de den for obotliR.S Vetenska-
nan mar beyisat, att katarr Or en- Unconstitutional
afnhdon och derfor krafver Unconstitutional be.
Sardling. .Halrs Catarrh cure'', fabrieerad az
EJ Cheney q Co., Toledo, Ohio, ar Diet enda
L.o:,Itntionelia kemed 1 marknaden. Diet
taRes invartes / p~ortioner fran 10 droppar I'll en-
thesked. bet verkar dlrekt pa biodet ocn ~
stemets slemhlnnor. De tllbjuna e1 anras
Skirt efter clrkularer och intyg. Address;
#. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo,o
Sales hos apotekaSe, Yoc.
HALLS Famiij Pills arc ie basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

oREBRo LAM. Gterganget bruks.
kop. Aktiebolaget Stjernfors-Stall'
dalen salde forliden var for 81 bekant'
gjordt pris till Guldsmedshytte aktie'
bolag Stjernfors bruk med en- areal al
10000 tunnland jennie bessemerverk,
bytta, sliperi och EFT v~attenfall ON 900
hastkrafter H.. m. Kopet har nj Alter
gait.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

Fatal verkan. Den nygifte herrns
van:
- Din fru ar ALT betydligt full Hon
a antagligcn mycket rik.
Den nygifte:
ia, kan u tanka dig, bara man
far Sc hennes portrait, Der man att ia
lana pengar af mig ,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
sopERMANlANps LIN. stads.

~SNs Stodo
fisksl sundius och de EkdahIska In.
teekninsarna. Den af ,gardsegare C. A.
Ekdahl anhangiggjorda rattegangen
mot stadsfiskal H, Snndius angaende
de iva reverserna, den ena a 8,60S kr.,
och den andra q 1000 kr., har af Elk.
dahl fullfoljts hos k. NIT.
Nu har hr Ekdahl hos lansstyrelsen
s6kt och erhallit kvarstad a namnds
skuldebref, intill dess fragan ON So,
kandens raft till desamma slutligen
sfgtorts.
SnofaIi. Natten till d. 10 Okt. har
EFT starkt snofall med frost (anda till
S graders kold) intraffat ! trakten al
Eskilstuna.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

osTERGoTLANDs LxN. Rusdrye-
ker bora p~rlsbei0nas vid industriut-
stallningar, f0rklara N~orrkopings
goodtemplare 1 EFT uttalande. som gjor-
des efter en- discussion pa EFT mote 4.
81 Okt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-18
An Enormous Umbrella.

An umbrella big enough to cover a
dozen persons belongs to the Church
of st. Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Eng
land. 1t is used on wet days for wed.
ding parties. SO that the bride and
bridegroom, the bridesmaids and
guests may not get their smart dresses
spoiled when walking from the church
door to the carriages. 1t Is also used
by the clergy at funerals, when the
service has to be held by the graveside
In pouring rain. That 1t Is useful Is
obvious, and 1t is rather remarkable
that many other churches do not pos,
sess such an article as part Of the
ordinary church furniture.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-18
Something Wrong.

He (musical, to hostess)-I hope you
will excuse me giving humorous
sketch tonight. I'm sorry to dlsap.
point you, but IL feel $3.50 funny!
Punch.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-18

When woman recommends her
physician to some other woman and
he fails to effect cure she never
fOrgives the other woman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-18

What would woman do with Q 20.
cret II she :0nldu't tell IT.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-22
TAKES IN NORMALS
State High School Board VIII
Recognize Graduates

An important concession to grad
yates of the advanced course of the
state normal schools was made yester-
day at meeting of the state high
school board. Under certain condi-
tions the graduates are made eligible
to be superintendents of state high
schools, honor and pelf hitherto re-
served for university and college men.
Alvah Eastman, president of the
state normal board, offered the resolu-
tion that puts a premium on a normal
graduate who has been able TO attain
superiority in his profession of teach
ing. The resolution provides that a
graduate of the advanced course of a
Minnesota normal school shall be ac-
cepted as superintendent of state high
schools ION the recommendation of
the president of the normal school
from which the student is graduated,
the inspector of high schools and the
inspector of graded schools, provided
that this recommendation is to be
given only on satisfactory evidence
that the applicant has attained high
standing as supervisor and instructor"
DR.. Cyrus Northrop voted for the
resolution along with DR.. G. NJ. Jor-
don of Minneapolis, and State Super
intendent j. w. Olsen, the other men,
bers of the board. If opposition had
been developed to the resolution it
would have come from the state uni
versity, but the resolution was adopted
without word of discussion. 1t had
evidently been agreed upon in ad-
vance.
The high school board yesterday re-
stored to parochial and proprietary
schools the right to have examination
papers Of their upper class pupils ex-
amined by the state high school ex-
amining board. The effect of the res
toration is to permit the graduates of
parochial and proprietary schools, If
they attain the required standings in
the examination of their papers, to be
admitted to the state university with
out further examinations.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-22
PREPARE TO FORGET
=. W. BOARD OF CONTROL
State Normal School Board
'@o Plans Purchase of Its
49,
Supplies

,r Against the time when the state nor
NAL schools are divorced from the
jurisdiction of the board of control,
the normal board yesterday, at a meet
ing at the capitol, named a committee
OF nve to report plan for the pur-
chase of supplies for the schools. The
normals, with the state university, will
be under the management of their own
boards after Aug. 1, and it is probable
that some central purchasing authority
Will be created by the normal board to
take the present duties of the board
of control.
The committee named yesterday con-
slsts OF the five resident directors of
the schools. Alvah Eastman, St. Cloud;
ID. L. Buck, Winona; John c. Wise,
Mankato; j. l.. Washburn, Duluth, and
). q. Comstock, Moorhead. 1t is ex-
pected that the plan proposed by the
Ward bill, which failed in the senate,
will be reported by this committee
The Ward bill made the president of
the state normal board the purchasing
agent for all the schools and placed
him on salary of $1,000. While
members of the committee said yester-
day that they had no opportunity to
consider. the matter, it was probable
that some plan along this line would be
reported.
the board to begin condemnation pro-
ceedings TO secure title to a plot of
land on First avenue south. in ST
Cloud, TO be added TO the grounds for
the normal school located in that CITY,
The state owns the land at one side
and at the rear of the land sought to
be condemned. Additional land is need
ed that the site for the new womens
hall VIII not be so close to the normal
building itself as to endanger the lives
of the young women in case of fire in
either of the buildings.
The question of eventually placing
some limitations about the attendance
upon the state normal schools was
raised by j. L. Washburn of Duluth
who suggested that in view of the
crowded condition at the st. Cloud and
some of the other schools, added quail
lhcations should be demanded in can
dldates for admission. The ST Cloud
school has an enrolment of $50 stu
dents in its normal department and in
dications are for an increase in attend
ance for next year. No action was
taken by the board at its meeting yes
terday on the subject
Duluth's normal had established
course of study making it mandatory
Tor women students in their Junior and
senior years to take domestic science.
Ihis, with a requirement that Latin be
taken. was approved by the board. To
enable the schools to secure competent
teachers from other states, the presi-
dents of the normals were authorized
TO go outside the state to see the work
That candidates for positions in the
Minnesota normalS are doing where
they are now engaged.
Two new Democratic members met
with the board yesterday for the first
time They were ]. L. Buck, resident
director at Winona, and John c. Wise,
the Mankato resident director Gov.
Johnson introduced his new appointees
to the board.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-22
WAYS OF SERVING RICE
How to Make a Successful Old FASH
ioned Pudding

AS nearly everyone knows, rice sup
plies almost one third of the human
race with daily food. The best of all
rice known in the market comes from
South Carolina, and yet this grain was
not a native of that climate, but mere
ly introduced by accident. Though
rice, as 1t is prepared in mills, is not
especially nutritious owing to its lack
of albuminoids, il has many healthful
qualities and should be frequently ser
yed, on. the table. 1t is especially
adapted to people living in hot coun-
tries. 1t is hard for Americans to i'm
agine any intoxicating qualities in
a drinking spirit from fermented rice.
The national beverage of Japan is pre-
pared from this grain.
Rice, unlike other grains. can be SER
we'd either hot or cold. Most cereals
should be eaten hot, because they are
more sdigestible when hot than when
cold, but rice is so light a grain that it
Is an exception to this rule. When
rice is TO appear as vegetable or in
curries il should be boiled in plenty of
water $50 that each grain stands out
distinct from the rest. Stir il with a
fork, not a spoon, while ii is cooking.
praw. off the water after the rice is
cooked by turning all into fine colan-
der or sieve and shaking it we'll. This
will blanch the rice.
The water the grain was cooked in
can be used for several purposes. 1t
Is said TO be very nutritious. A simple
jelly can be made from il by adding a
bit of gelatine and fiavoring it strongly
with lemon or orange. Rice water will
also make a stock for thickening pur-
poses. Some housewives use the water
that rice was boiled in for starching
old lace. fancy handkerchiefs and other
articles. In England, it will be remem-
bered. they make a starch called pat
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-22
OLD TIMES, OLD FRIENDS

Ihere 1G are no days like the good old days
me days when we were youthful,
When humankind We're pure of mind
ANA speech and deeds were truthful:
before love for sOrdid gold
became mans ruling passion
ana oelore each dame and maiden be-
Slave to the tyrant fashion!
There are no girls like the good old girls
Against the world I'd stake EN-,
AS buXom and smart, and clean of heart
AS the Lord knew how to make EN-!
They We're rich in spirit and common
sense,
And pfety all suppOrtin';
They could bake and brew, and had taught
school, too.
And they made such likely courtin!
There are no boys like the good old boys
When we were boys tOgetherl
When the grass was sweet to the brown
bare feet
When the pewee sung to the summer
OF the bee in the billowy clover
Or down by the mill the whippoOrwill
Echoed his night song over.
There is no love like the good old love
The love that mother gave US,
we are old, old men, yet we pine again
For that precious grace-God save us,
so We dream and dream of the good old
times,
And our hearts grow tenderer. fonder.
As those dear old dreams bring soothing
CLEANS
OF heaven away off yonder
Eugene Field.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-22

ent starch from rice which they use
in muslin manufactures.
When preparing rice for puddings or
deserts 1t is not necessary to preserve
the form of the grain, but it may be
slowly cooked or baked to a Jelly. A
denclous way to prepare rice for a pud-
Ding is with different fruits. Straw
berries cherries, apricots, peaches,
plneapples, blood oranges and apples
can all be used for this purpose
An easily made chilled rice pudding
calls for half a cup of rice, well
blanched and cooked for half an hour
in pint of milk When the rice is
cooked add cup of sugar and tea
spoonful of vanilla. Add also half
teaspoonful of salt and before it be-
gins to cool a tablespoonful of gelatine
(soaked) to every cup of rice pudding.
When the mixture has cooled, but has
not yet become stiff, whip through it
pint and half of stiff, whipped cream.
Turn the whole into a pretty mold
and place where it will become firm and
we'll chilled. When ready take from
the mold and place on a crystal plat
ter, serving with a sauce made of
crushed Strawberries and whipped
cream. Put the berries through
coarse sieve first and sweeten well be-
fore folding them into the cream.
If strawberries are out of season this
pudding can be served with orange
jelly instead of with whipped cream
and berry sauce. In that case flavor
the pudding itself with orange extract
jelly prepared with blood oranges is
particularly attractive. Serve the pud-
ding in snowy minarets and spiked
domes upon base of the bright color
ed jelly.
A feathery mass of rice pudding mix
ture is often piled with fresh sweeten-
ed fruit upon a pretty platter, and
then covered with a meringue and
baked until the top is of a delicate
golden tint.
Not everyone can make a rice pud-
ding of the plain, old fashioned sort
successfully. 1t should be very creamy
and should bake in slow oven for
several hours. 1t is when carefully
made one of the most delicious, if not
the best. of plain puddings. Use one
small cup of uncooked rice to five or
even six, cups of rich milk. Sweeten
and a grating of nutmeg. When it
comes from the oven it should be
creamy and rich looking. A few raiSins
are an improvement.
There are an endless number of
ways in which cold boiled rice can be
used besides in croquettes and pud
dings.
ANiNS hINiIhS oLO NShSAOuS- niA wv
cups of boiled rice with two of milk
and three eggs. In another bowl sift
four cups of flour with two teaspoon
fuls of cream of tartar and one of soda,
a teaspoOnful of salt and two table
spoonfuls of sugar. Stir the first mix
ture into the dry ingredients and bake
in creased muffin tins in a hot oven. A
cup of cold boiled rice stirred into an
ordinary potpie batter or into a wheat
pancake mixture is a nice addition.
INVENTORS
Americas greatest 10c cigar.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-22
VETERANS OF ACkER POST
TALK OF WAR DAYS
Papers Are Read by Gen. L. F. Hubbard
and Mrs. J. 2. Caldwell

Nearly 100 friends and members of
Acker Post, G. A. R., attended a social
given by that organization in the senate
chamber of the old capitol building last
night. E. S. Chittenden presided.
Two papers dealing with civil war Incl
dents were read by Gen. L. F. Hubbard
on Minnesota Regiments in the Battle of
Nashville. Dec. 10 and 16, 1864" and the
other by Mrs. j. f. Caldwell on "A Wom-
ans Recollections of Civil War Times. -
Gen. Hubbard went into the war as
colonel OF the Fifth Minnesota regiment
he was brigadier general in the engage
ment. greater number of Minnesota
regiments were associated with each other
In the battle Of Nashville than in any
other engagement of the civil war. Four
regiments from this state, the Fifth Sew
enth, Ninth and Tenth were drawn up in
the front, directly facing the enemy under
command of Gen. Hood.
Mrs Caldwell in general way told her
remembrance of the stirring times of the
civil war and Of the hardships that were
suffered.
Capt. II. L. Castle. Gen. NJ. D. Flower
and ex-Gov. A. r. -McGill spoke of the
legislation that has been attempted to
relieve the old soldiers, and dwelt with
great emphasis on the opposition that
was met with in the legislature when
ever a bill for the relief of the old SOL
diers was introduced
1t was in 1869, think he said, that
the nrSt measure for the benefit of the
old soldiers was introduced before the
legislature 1t was a request for an ap-
phans of old soldiers. When the matter
came before the senate as an amendment
10 bill to present old soldiers with
autographed certificates of service, one
eminent senator arose and said that there
was no need for such an institution.
-fhe legislature has just passed bill
esta blishing a reform school, said the
senator Send the orphans there"