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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
Sfanoinapiif
uniperiitetsflub

Sra llniperiitetet | llrbana, ST.,
meooeIes:
Barren 1904 blep Sen ifanoinapiifc
alub peb llniperiitetet, iom ire aar
tioligere par blepen oprettet at mano'
lige Stl6elter % interesiereoe S9-
rere, reorganiieret meo fem og tpoe
Weolemmer al begge &isn. Chen
ben Sio bar alubben bapt Sremgang
baaoe | numeriif Senieenbe og meo
Senipn til 8egeiitring, iaa BEN M er
Ell al De melt attipe Soreninger pcb
llniperiitetet. S oct iioite Sfoleaar
bolotes Wpoer to 8atge ON Waane.
ben | en- al ltniperiitetets 8pgninger,
bpor 5orebrng blep bolot ODER be itore
ifaroinapiife Sorfattere og bisfuteret
% Rpbeoer meooelt. alltbben fan
glGbe fig peo at babe Here muiifalife
Meolemmer, og peo ben ifanoinapiIfe
&oncert, bpormeo Sfoleoaret aflut-
teoes, blep asiiitanee poet al gleper
al NhiiififoIen.
Den fornelnite ielifabelige SiIitel.
ling | aaret bar SiiIeaften. Den
blep bolbt fort for Siileferien bienme
bos ct iperif Meolem Of alubben,
Rrs. Bratt. S9reIierne bar impffe.
De | De ire ifanoinapiife 2anoes Sar.
Der og aae 2etterne bar fulbitGnbig /
Stilen. Mpieoiten par importeret
fra ariitiania, Rilgbrsbet nar fra
Chicago, &iiengrsoen mansIeoe life,
90 Der bar Ell rigelig 6pripning Wiso
brpgget. Sor9ringer blep ubbelt al
Sulenisien, Der | 2igbeo meo Often
bar fcrtmen ira Horge.
5 9etragtning al 9lubbens for.
tieneitefuloe Irbeibe % gapnlige
Snbflpbelie paa Stltoenterne beilrt-
teoe Sibliotbefbeitprelien iiior for
ferite Sang at gisre Subfisb al fan.
oillauiife Bigger, % Here SioSifrifter
% apiicr mootages mn regelmGsiig
iom 5slge al l~lbgipernes SpmGrf-
iombeo % SlubbenS 8eItr9beIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
aniarnnIt>t.

Solt 9nmbcr Gu.s SepIeri / Oconto
leo iorri8e Snsoag ct Cab for $2,500
peo Sloebrano.
Caroline HnSS bIep f~crleOcn Tag
Ggtepiet meb 6crbinanb Senien / Ste.
uoihu, bpor De bill DO.
u. InScrion, Tom boe0e Ipp Iil
isnoenfor 2aopimitb. er blepet bortc,
% ba ban bar pelfieuot paa Steoet
o. / Sfopen % bapbe ct 8eppr mco
Jig, irpatcr bans 6amiIie for, at ser
er tiIitsbt bom noqet. Snn marae
ium 100 Manb bar pprct noe % Ieot
eftcr bam ii6en ii0Ite Senbag. men
bar life iluloct ham. San bar 3S
Aor gomnel % bapOe Slltru o. ire
9srn.
Snibcr College, Sen 0auIfe Sci.
ifoIe / Hocine. iom beitnreS al Erof.
ScnIeL bolot Sireftionsmsoe / for.
rige llae oa peOtog bl. a. Spisrelien
al en- g pmnoitifiaI, iom ifol foTte
$4,000. 5 9pauingeu ifaI ser bore
iGritiItc 2ofaler for begge Gipn, pg
Ben piI bIipc lt0Itpret nleo mooernv
Ippnrater, Der ifiGnte8 al SfoIenS
GIepcr. &siitoIen bar M beitaast
pon Ace Iar % giort itooigt 6rem.
ifriot.
Nntpmobilcn iarlia. Ser bereS
ofte ON, at Seite blir lfrpmte al Nu-
tomobilCr, on Oct ifecoe oaiaa i gInct
Hiper SaliS iioite Sor$bog. SeItens
latte paa Sproua iub / ell Wenneife.
maSie. ION too poa 8aoen % lptteoe
Ill ct MliiifforpS, gn fenraars gam.
mel @lit bIep itgSt omfuIo OF fdaet
bepioitlsS, Ell niaarS anumel Eige
olga Eeterion, % Ell gamntel @tanc
fom ogiaa ilemt tilIfahc. let or mt,
Iiat, at @iitten pil fomme iig.
Oscar gnoeripn, en- ING Mouo 81
slar gammel. fisrtc iorrine SirSbal
biem ira Hitlono Center meo 500
Tenge. iom ban bapoc iolgt Spiu for
Charles Cooper fisrtc hiemoper mel
BAN. IA &c par fomue NOR Nuber
ions 0icm. floge0e Cooper nucr. a
han ielte ii1 ina. oa aif boa / GoaueIr
Ter ~ofiprebe Ran CT Sfub iom ltrcI
feoc Gn0erions SoocN. Seitene lei
Isbif. anberion bIep faitet no al Bog
men / 8rsiten peb Sioen al geien
og ban frapltoe berira en- NiI oper 81
aoer i'll ct IarmbuS. San nil mn
ligens fommc iig. Ban antoa. a
Cooper ifieo for at iaa 8engete. Of
ban or arreiteret % iiges at bape Ill
itaaet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
Gre maaneoer / Voree.

"aftenpoiten" ifriper Sen Toe Sep.
tember:
Soag err oct Sremaaneoersbagen il.
Sen ben norife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ring pebtoges Of Stortbinget.
Ran bar life paanp funnel gien'
nemlpie aftitpfferne ira bin biitori'
ife Sag ltoen after paa oct iterfeite al
sribes al Den alporsisleIie - oen So
Ielie al paa iamme Sio en- flor &c.
~frielie pg CT tort 6remtiosanipar -
Der ira oct f9rite SiebIif giennem.
itrsmmeoe alle Sierter og iamleoe ale
Silier.
@eo SafncmmeIigbeo ifol oct er.
fieitoes, at benne 8sIelie ben Dag
ibag er ligc lepenOe og Iige aarpaagen.
JOIN Den bar oct ben Zoe Sum-.
Zen fit t3oe aiiguit lin bsitioelige
Stabf9itelie al ct belt Solf.
Gen er rebe til enbper lloboloen'
beo og - ON oct ifulbe blipe fr9oei
= til etbpert fP0relauoif Sfier.
alt Der / gtorge bar | biSie ire Wfaa.
reoer gaaet me0 en- lpffeIie 30 oa
Sifferbeo. 8i bar belle SeroenS giO'
neSbpro for, at ri bar bit ct bernO'
| ringspGroigt Grempel pua ct Solf
Der irnber en- pigtig g~fgisrelie uber
gtelen taser lin Sfiabne / fine esnt
SGnoer.
Sngen Sperilelie or blepen be
gaaet. Sntet er blepen foripilbt.
8euioitbeben berom oil itprfe boz
Siuio til, at De Sarer og Sauifeligbe
Ser, iom enSui fan msoe os, ifa.
flnne operpinoes.
Sffe ital hi operie, at bisie Sare,
pg oisie @anifelisbeoer enonu far
bIipe ~nIporIiee og piotrGffenoe. Dor
beoIte Bern / arbeibet poa of fommt
oper Dem Iigger / Dor fortiatte enig
beo og 9eilntiombeo. Oct 9ieloer
Senne Stunb fulot iaa meset iom ipl
IRE Maaneoer iioer, at oct, Der fal
title ps aienuem ulise Spnsmaaoe'
og 2uifer, oct faar pente og buiIc
meoenS pi iamIes ON og lG9ger bel
nor arait, al Dor Snoiiat. alt Dor
SaorcIauoSiino / 9irfet for DC nGr
meite. De itore Spgaper.
Serior aieloer Seienet M lom fsr
SoIo falt - oe bolb no!
' 2ette Ssien ifaI ingen lpiste.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
.sup pnkptn.

Urn Ticrre meooeles, at Inisgninp
og Anbefalin9er ON @enaaoning al
Gbriitian Gbriitenien cr inoienot til
Observation-Disclosures. iom boI-
Ser fit nGite Meoe i Eicrre Den 4oe
Sftober. Gbriltenien bentteS til liDe.
narigt 5ungiel iro GIarf Gountp for
Worbet at Jim Sniiri.
5olfcmGnsocn furpges. Sislgc
Happorten fra gureauet for "Sital
Statiitics" for anguit Waaneo ino'
traf Der | Stoten nrpnte Waaneb 730
6eoiler, 2i3 1cosfalo, 200 Sitter.
maal. % Sfilsmisier og as Natitra-
tiidtioner. 3. b. l., 4S WRno fit fine
fuloe goraerpapirer.
Sffc Eense nOf. StatsnuOitsren
bar MI uoiGroiaet % ienbt 8erler til
aae Dem, iom bapoe Sfliopenge ior
1.-The tilgooe al Stdten. Ia Der life
er Tetge nof | 6onoet til at 6etdle er'
bper iulot no, beitemmer 2open, at
Eeneene ifal beles ligelig mellem ale.
De iaar iaar 81 Gents for bper Tot.
lar, DC bapoe tilacbe.
Silpcrt | ganfernc. gn Spgane
oper observation-disclosures StatiiS / 2.
9af. fra 25be aiignit bIep offentlig.
giort iioite llge. Snmmenlignet meo
iannnle Sio flor, er De inoipiouelle
Snoifio iorsaet fra ST 10000 til
$t3,75t 900; Heiourcerne fra SIS.
600, 900 iii $40, 100000, Reierpefon-
oct or 1866 Grocent al ~Snbifuobene.
Stor Glepatpr bggscs. 8aa @rltnb
al IoretS RICE Sglt bleu oct neopen.
oigt at opfgre ell M gleuotor | Sang'
foro, Mnriball Gointp, og ct aonl-
pani al SorretningsmRno % Sar.
mere er o~ranniieret FOR at bpage Ell
.Glepator, iom oil rummc $1,000 But.
ibelS. Zen ifal ubitpres meo aft bet
npeite Wpaifineri OF 4ppnrater % bore
fprbig ON ct Eur Tiger.
Stor aurnapling. Stote,lS Genius.
bureau bar iiiit iamlet og offentlig'
giort offieielIe Spaaper oper SpeDe.
og Maisaplingen i 1904. Ser 40.
leoes 2l,tS2, 0S5 9uibels SpeNe pco
Siben at meget Waearonibpeoe og
39,449,962 gui6elS Mois. Stats-
iefretGr Hobinlon anilog | Sdnitdr
ioar Spe6eproouftioncn for 1904 til
24150,000, % oct bier zig, at ban
life par ina lnngt al 8eien.
@pot gar for &rcatnrcr. Gro Belle
Sorrde me0oeles, at mere emo co..
900 Stnffer appg bill ianr bIipe ienbt
berira til SIagterierne, og at 9prg.
eierne fra DC omfringliggenoe Han.
.aes bill iaa oper 8 100000 for fine
areaturer ioar. geiterne bar iaar
bGret uiebpnnlig gooe, ga Ser bar pe-
ret rigeliat Regn iom bar bolot @rps.
let friift % aoot, og arcaturerne er
MI / ~allerbeoite Stnno for Marfebet.
Giteripsrgielen ifior bar Iioen og
8rilen lap, % mango bolot fine area.
turer til bette aar. Soar err Otter.
ipergielen liplia % Eriien goo, iaa
oct bIiper eli itor Sinotng for 6oIf.
Oct er pnuifeligt for Sernbonerne at
Ifoiie 8cgne NOT til at transporter
alt Oct appg, iom mi ienoes til Mor.
feoernc. Chicago & Nortbpelteru.
gonen, iom ferer oue 9rcatitrer ira
Belle 6ollrd)e, bar baaligc ertratog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

"IeeorabsY often" oe "Ieo
sfrnen" FAINT oeuue Bog fom pr9mic
SIZES.
premicr Pan life ieuoes Ill abcruen.
terne DC eamle SanS. portoeu aleHe
tofer sI.56 for aareaueeu, os ri faar
faaleoes fun o. Gents for SIaoet.
doresie
b. ANUNDSEN,
DEBORAH. IA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
Suspenuen

gpmarinsu .Snspruusu. ear trs mpuss
get ipr lanee Then, os ies tunes ristie soei
ON ben | ale 2ele. 2eu aaar let 90 arbei.
Der eobt. 8 6rnat 80 Gents. Cline Dss
xsfeH, SlanoreaI .. la
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
OLAF Rye DuIfsbere.

Som 2pn frd flarGsSimmel fom
forleoen Worgen Gfterretningert ON
&ouiul @i,Iisbergs 9so / 8enIacpla,
Sloriba. llbruItet nteo ct fraftigt Sc.
GENE og bGroet peo ct enfeIt, natiir.
Iigt 2ebeuis bapbe ban, iioen bait
tleo poren, iiGloen - ON ~nogeniini
&c = p9ret ltiIpas, % man ifulbe
Nerfor rife oelte, at ban laa mart
iflilbe bliffe ut6er. Wen Den alt be.
tpingenoe DOB bapoe til 9unoSfor.
ranot BEN SeIbreo % &rait bllrtiat
undergraduate guile Sober. Get pa,.
dltiaa en- ira 9egunbelien uli9e
&, % Sen fraftiee Manb, iom
life bar pant til eler bilig til peo
oct isrIte paafommenbe SIbebefin.
oenbe at tilfal0e Sage, loa Der | fem
g9gn rben @iitano fiGmpelloe ben
Scamp, bpiS llbfalo bel al andre en-
iGaes for upiS, men JON ban DOG
imSipnligpi8 iclp life aneoe, for oct
rar f%orient.
@uIfsbera bar feot / Sramrmen I
Rorge / 1S49. Sans Saber bar Ser
Slabubgipcr og en- fremtr9oenoe
Wonb / Somiuuoct, oa ban gop line
gern en- pmbpagcIig Spbragelie. Gn
al Ssnnerne uopanSreoe til Inerifa
/ 1862, % eitcrat babe ticnt en- Sto
| 9orgerfriaen ii,,Sereoe ban til
Brett % blcp for mango aar i.
Sen 8Citprer al Ben norife SpnoOes
itorartebe Sorlagsoirfiombeb | Seco'
rah, Soma. Gn anoen Ssn bleo Sis.
faptciu o. Ell eu0nu prgre Ssn. boiS
GftermGIe ri Der %ifriper, tit tioIigt
giere @ro6eren sSelge paa lGngere
% fortere &ciier. Saa fom ban | en-
cnonu ing NIScr til gmerifa, % her
fortiattc bon Be Stuoier, iom ban
bapoe beapnot / fin SeScbpS Satin'
itolc. Otter icnere at baue fcriset
mart oct enc, mart set moet, bleu
Ran apoteter / 9ecorab, ga. "a ben
tilaars fonnc norifipeuifc Sicefon.
iul @. Z. 2ommen / 1884 forlangte
aiifeo, bIep 8ulisberg unnGpnt til
bans gfterisIger. % paa @1hfs'
beras anbeioIiua flpttebeS aonilrla'
tel i 1856 til 0es Wtoincs % | 1894
til Siour Gitp. Eli nenne @p fonl
ban pco 9utaarstio 1895 oe funse'
rcSe her ion, uorif % ipenif Sicefon'
iul til Sen t5Se NSnrts 1899, ba ban
paa SegiGring iorflpttcoes til oct le'
Niet6lepue Sicctcninlat ! Yeniaccla.
6lpriSa, hpor han - iom 10 bar op.
ruret / o. irnge baohe ITrlgtet eftei
after at iaa DO ! en Sisitao haa'
beSe at iaa tiIbriugc mango iptfelig'
aar.
aoriul @uIisberg bar en- Snute'
% piSt bereiit Mtanh, 5oruocn IL
MooerSmaaI taItc ban let % flpSen
De baaNe Gu9eIif, Emf % 6ranlf
San Iaite osiad sierne SpenIf. % re
iom oct par, flnlSe man bsre bam DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
5tli1t1lcTntu.

&auF Of 9criuouS ( NcritrunN.
Slice Colntp, or Q1a3t iag.lt. Ran,
fen Iutfsoe5 jl0jta EU5hal. Ten Gle.
hes al q. ". horton / g],ort6ielO, OF
0eH5 sab iiIes at iaaa / Gor5iu6eIiG
meo % Uprl en- Gslac al Iaaitten Al
Firit 1atiOuaI 8anf I 6ori51ult. Ban
De0 clDnu life. bp1O 4aHfeus aftiua
hi bcle6e iil iii; 6eHs @as'iDa tiISuo'
ifg0ere cr omgreHt $4,000. Rortor
bar 8ailfgls eneite Gier, 20 iugeu
uuoen CT paa nogen 9Iaa0e inOpitIe.
j 9iiGreI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
mfd1ientt.

Ganoalismc. 5Iere raa Menneifer
bar / lGngere Eib breoet paa meo al
e~oelpgge Wonunlenter og Ststter pao
De fatolife 4irfegaarbe. Ststterna
paa airfeganroene / Scortto Sails,
Seibtigo % Bird Greef bar pnret no.
iat for beres SGrpGrf, % / forrigc
uge soelagoes oper 200 Monumen.
ter paa ct. Soiepb5 % ct. annes
fatoIife Rirfegaaroe / gscanoba. Sper
Wormors eIler @ranititstte poa De to
airfegaaroe blen cnten fnuIte eller
neorepne. Get par iiGr aoriene paa
8rapene, man bar efter. TrGforiene
blep neorepne og faitet | en- Soiig, og
man bar life funnel iinbe no, bpenl
8onoalerne er. Sfaoen. iom onret.
teoes, anilaaes til $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
9nninnC.

Carnegie Siblitefet i Eortlanb er
%litffet, foroi gpen mangleoe MioIer
til at bolbe oct iitano og gaaenoe.
Oct er muliat, at MO bill beoe Gor.
negie tage gibliotefet tilbaee. Oct
bpggeoes for $4,000, iom Carnegie
ifiGnfeoe 9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

Get er ianot Tom BET beoer | SaI-
men: "6anr ban fsrit Sproen ! lin
Rogt, CT belle Sioroen soelogt."
Sapoe bet life pGret for Yreiiets I'll.
tro til Vlaneii. piloe life iaa mange
Sarmere BABE Iaoet iig narrr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03

A Miller dispa tch says the one hun
dredth birthday party of Mrs. Hubbel
was quite largely attended and the lady
received many presents and kindly
wishes. Mayor Thomson, whose grand
mother lived to be 101 years old. sent
,her big boquet and a congratulatory
letter. Owing to thres thing weather,
Mrs. Reeves, ninety-six; Mrs, Sweet
land, ninety-six, and Mrs. Mccarthy,
eighty-nine, did not attend the party,
but they hope to next year. 1t was not
from weakness that David Walton,
aged eighty-seven, did not attend, but
because his fifty-acre field of wheat,
that looks like twenty-five bushels to
the acre, needed his attention. He put
in the crop with the help of boy, and
will do good share of the harvesting
himself. His left hand is off at the
wrist.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03
THE FATHER OF THE NAVY

And now comes another income
clast and AYERS that Paul Jones was
not, as claimed for him by ex-Ambas-
sador Porter and many others, the
founder or father Of the American
navy. He was, it is admitted, a
most distinguished son of our infant
navy and deserving of all the honors
his ashes and his memory are receiv-
ing from the government of the
United States and its representatives
but he was not its founder or father.
James Fitzgerald, president of the
Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick, in a
letter to the New York Tribune,
claims this honor for John Barry,
who was appointed to the command
of the first armed vessel of the col
onies, the Lexington, Dec. Z, 1915.
Paul Jones was appointed lieutenant
on the same day and did not receive
captains commission until June
IA, I777. Barry captured the first
British prize upon the ocean, the
ship Edward, He served through
the entire period Of the Revolution
under orders OF the Continental
Congress and fought the last
naval battle of the war, winning
the final victory on the sea
by defeating the Sybille. In 1852
he was the senior commander of all
the American war vessels, his flag
flying on the Alliance, the last yes
sci owned by the united colonies,
until it was put out OF commission
and sold. When subsequently the
congress of the United States
decided upon the establishment of
permanent navy. Barry was the first
to receive a captains commission.
Upon the face of this historic docu-
ment was inscribed Number One"
and the signature at the end is that
of George Warrington, president of
the United States. He superin-
tended the construction of the first
warship of our national navy and
his pennant was hoisted upon his
frigate as soon as she was put in
So that it would appear that the
distinguished honor of being the
father of the American navy belongs
to John Barry instead of Paul Jones
although the latter is deserving of
all the tributes of posthumous glory
which have been paid to his memory
by the governments of France and
the United States on the occasion of !
the transfer of his supposed remains
from their Obscure grave in Paris
to the mausoleum at Annapolis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03
into the byways Of personal graft.

into the byways of personal graft
"There is nothing" the cardinal
continued, (which a man prizes
more than his reputation and the
only way to eff ectually upset mans
reputation is to expose him in the
public press. The power OF the
press is incaleulable."
.Some times it happens that the
defect is shown in an exaggerated
form, but, as a rule, the public
exposures OF public men are public
benefactions-
The SCATTERING of idols. popular
idols, has Of late become thing OF
almost daily occurance. 1t is a sad
thing to contemplate, bat il is an
inevitable condition.
The great trouble maker to this
country is money. Americans are
not misers, thank God. Otherwise
we would be in most deplorable
condition. When great fortunes are
made they are almost as rapidly
expended, and the constant circu-
lation Of money, the keeping going
Of these great accumulatioDs Of
wealth, is one of the hopeful signs
of the future.
| "In the United States it is not thu
love Of money. 1t is money itsel1
that is the root Of all evil. The fac
Of possessing money and having tn
opportunity to spend it brings will
lit untold. inclinations toward vic
and immoral and unlawful extrava
cance
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03
PUBLICITY A SURE CURE.

Cardinal James Gibbons, who is
spending the summer at Southamp-
ton, l.. L., recently gave an inter-
view en- the subject Of corruption in
business and public life, which, he
declares must be cured by publicity
through the press.
Corporation corruption is fixed
evil we must recon with just as long
as the present condition of society
EXISTS in this country" said the
cardinal. Whenever there is an
amalgamation of great capital or a
large collection Of men interested in
one money-making concern there is
sure to be corruption. 1t is not q
new story. 1t is story as old al
the worlds history. The only
reason that it comes so much to the
fore at present is that the methods
of it's detection are daily growing
stronger.
4 Corruption has always existet
and ! am much afraid will exist q
long as human nature yields to iii
attributes that lead to temptation.
The bright spot Is the fact tina
tho degration Is made known. Cor
ruption cannot exist nowadays with
iious being discovered after 4 while
The greater the evil ths greater th
possibility Of remedy, And tha
possibility Of remedy has no'
become such an assured fact that
counterbalances almost the ev|
which the present condition {
money madness creates.
The fear, the dread Of exposul
u the counterbalancing element an
that fsar. that dread, that horror (
having ) name once respeSto
} draeeed down 4 dus 70 the eRor
y 81 IA metropolitan pksss.
j II nay not IS ! good thsology,
9 my not - god ethics, but i "
4 osrtsinly very good common sens
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03
SENTENCE SERMONS.

Power gives peace.
Patriotism needs patience.
Opportunity wears rubber shoes.
Troubles reverse the laws of per-
spective.
Nothing fights age better than
happiness.
A man can be serious without
being sour.
Piety used as pull soon gets
irayed out.
Whetting the practice dulls the
principles.
The open heart always finds the
open heart.
The ecclesiastical are seldom o.
any service.
| Sins salary is inseparable from
its service.
Information is no substitute fol
inspiration.
The church needs more men thar
meetings.
blessings are not to be measured
by their bulk.
Losing the temper is the sur
way of finding trouble.
| He knows little who comprehend
all he knows.
j A short temper has the other kim
of a tongue.
The strong man never fears care
bat he flies from fret.
j The itching palm tries to pas
itself OF for helping hand.
You can no more measure a ST
by its size than q tree by it's seed
It makes all the difference whethe
life is factory or a school to you
When people 60 to sleep it's til
preacher who needs to be awakened
You can tell what a mans fruit
viii be if you know where he sci
his roots.
Man was not born 10 do gres
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03
CURRENT EVENTS.
Stolen From The Exchanges.
That Come to Our Table.

Ellhu Roots advice to Mayo
Weaver is the same kind that Presi
dent Roosevelt may expect from hi
secretary Of state.
Chairman Shonts wants more mel
with shoyels to work on the Panama
canal. He has about given up tn,
idea OF excavating the ditch with q
typewriter
The problem Of what to do with
our ex-presidents requires no imme
iiate solution. Grover Cleveland
has been provided for, and Theodore
Roosevelt can take care of himself
The dime novel reader who tried
to rob an Illinois bank followed the
plans Of his literary model up to the
point of getting away. 1t is at that
point resemblance always ceases in
In such eases.
Admiral Rojestvensky reports to
his government that the new armor
on his vessels was not thick enough.
The thick armor in that feet appears
Go have been around the heads Of
of the officers.
The secretary of agriculture says
that the trouble in that department
will make it necessary to have more
money in order to reform things.
Rsieform always worth what it
costs and no more.
President Reyes has decided to
utilize the standing army of Colon
bia in the construction of good
roads. This is better than fighting
better, even than the enlargement
OF the Colombian navy.
II may be cause of thanksgiving
by Mr.. Cleveland that he has lived
TO see the pension roll begin to show
decrease. Disease and age are
stronger enemies of armies than
drafted men who hire substitutes.
New Orleans is fighting a few
cases Of yellow fever in the right
way. The fight il made against
mosquitoes, on the well defined
theory that they are the carriers OF
disease. All patients are at once
placed under canopies Of netting.
Statistics have just shown that
only seventeen regular army officers
Of this country have been drunk in
. period Of fifteen years, With
fifteen such years helsind them the
Russian officers at Mukden might
not Of had to inquire the road to
Tie Pass.
Ina carefully balanced opinion
the secretary Of the navy decides
that be will not allow the depart
ment 70 be made collecting agency
for those who have claims against
tie clerks, but that he will
not permit those who do not pay
their debts to remain in the service.
The proposed organization of a
political club Of saloon men, tabaccc
dealers and brewers Of Minneapolis
% oppose the election Of mayor
with law -abiding procliyities will
not BE- novelty in city politics
These gentry have generally been
inimical 10 public officials who had
: bockbone.
Unless the United States supreme
court reverses the finding Of tht
OREGON Judge Senator Mitchell vii
h6ve - abandon al hopes Of retain
III ~ prefix. A condemned felor
AZ months residence in ! pena
tn1lon cannot hold ofice--h,
~ ~ eilizsnship. What |
b ~, "a ~ - I. - - q
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03
A Great Composer. Inspiration.

A Great Composers Inspiration.
At last Wagner was possessed by
Sdas furchtbare Sehnen," which was
essential to the composition of acts
two and three of Tristan" On Nov.
he even had thoughts Of suicide. He
wrote the music with the gold pen pre-
sented to him by Mathilde. The third
act was written with as great passion
a. the second Wagner In his uncom-
Portable hotel at Lucerne became
Tristan tossing on bis couch at Kareol.
Then we fnd him weeping while he
eomposes Kurwenars words, "Auf
sig'ner Weld und wonne." etc. On
May 9. however. he had been sticking
for week over the passage preceding
~Oterbend lag ich stumm i'm Kahn"
but the provident Mathilde sent him q
package Of xwieback- He dipped the
sSweet, familiar rusks" In milk and
consumed them. and tho gates Of inspi-
ration were opened again. 's0od. what
De proper rusk can DOR be exclaimed.
Thus Tristan" was composed. -Wag-
nsrs Letters to Mathilds wesendonck.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-03

How can the czar pay an indem-
nifty to Japan when he has to spend
all his money in building new jails
to hold his people?