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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
~SnlentrrfesS duafortef.
0cgdrtes

mentsdef 3cridan.e hriitenien lIoto.
Ter / ct S~nterpieip til "Gnbrg.", at
9tettouhbpttet al Salget al &ulcmGrs
fer bar upret 66-6700O SIT. % al
&omiteen / EiebIiffet raoocr opcr ca.
10000 SIR. Ter pil / en- uTr 6rems
tio bIipe ueoiat ct 9~pggcuouaIg, %
Ser bill ioa bIioe iot fulo Strait pna
Nrhcinrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

9runingcn. Sra Sronobiem mel
bcs ben 2Oen 5ebruar; arouingSfo'
miteen ira &riiianiu bIiper fRrois
me6 fit arbeioc Der ibag og rei'er til
boae mcS Surtigtoget iaften. Stttts'
gaorSeu err aadet tgietnefn, og aon1t'
teen er bleoet onerraifet oeo at ftnSe.
al ser er iaa mango oafre MsbIer.
GiSie nian ielpfslaeIig pplteS op e.
fer at booe pGret bortgiemt IaalTt'
&c. Zen enoelige Snoitiuiug oil BIZ
uourbeibet i 8riitionia iuoreIt mu'
Iigt % in6ierSt til 9eoartemeutet
Ser oil bI. 4, bItue fOreiIaaet bp8set
Ell SeitiaI / Sttftsgaarosbapen 2ig'
Ieo me0. bpaS Der bIeb siort beS flo
ffe 9rontng. SaIen oil bIiue beHpt,
tet til Rroningsmiooagen oio. .3es-
r6en uil ser bliDe bpgget en- Bro ira
StiftSgaarben Ill 9omfirfu / Sil'
frlbe al at 8ongeparret ifidSe be-
lutte Iig til at saa til 9irte. Der
or oiSerc al SuubipuIigbeo for, at Del
u~l1parenSe image Stafit omfrira
GtiitsaaurOen uil bIice repet neS. !
9pmfirfcn piI intet pGicntlist bliue
~fcretaget
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

Rgt Scpartemeut. 3 0er IuerlifC
&i8@6a93 An0ettammer bar 0ireftst
@edmanm me0 SiIiIutRlnR al 20 an
Nrc Me0Iemmer iremiat JOriIng ON
GprettcIie al ct StatsOepartement
CDtiniitcriun) Tor "iociuIe So8cr"
icm nauulig ifltloc omfotte Irbciocr.
IoUgipniugen, &iTlpetaSiCr. 5otti8'
rUicu, 9oIiGiper8amaol, 6agifoIer.
TnItcopInsniug III. N.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

Srab. 8rn @rimitao melOes, at
eli SmItreiier, giIbelm 8eoerIen, ira
N(reuSolsfurten iorleoen aiten fom
aIommeri meo &isrer RosielnlN poa
arnoIen 6iare. Serunoer trat Sm.
itretferen i'm &nip, % ba 8oslelaltos
SuItru fom ill for of mp9le, lteOte
ran Dem / apnenS bsire Surt9e moo
Get 9fefttItdt, at FUN beoe eFter Ell
bort Si0s 5orleb. 2rubsmonoen bie1
oubolot al 2enSmanoen pnn Slgr'
bran6en, Bpor ban baoOe Isgt Su'
flllat i en- SforitenSptbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Nrn fpnaeliae @rnaaSnina,

iuoIeoer Gronitiitet i Gunmnrf, ont
iotter omfring 1900 Wemeiter. )
Sen nGrmeite 6rentib piI loolc0eS
700 Sanger blipe Issloote, % man
or i 6GngieI$biGIpen befpnrct ior,
bporoau set nil blioe mitIi8t at ifNfie
Sc 100000 Ser. tiIpcic, iom cr
~nsbpenOigc iii Ststte for Sc 2eslo0.
re. 6Icre itnre 9ibrag er / bette
Siemeo aaereoe pbet al S]ilontroper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
st SfirbnenS Guuc. 3

st S%fjrbncns Nunc. : "AttonbI1'
set" ifriUer en- Gauieur: &c iuouteNe
ioar tegne no, bUiIfen getpontng Oct
0anife Grouifiite tan fomme til al
faa. 81 andre faar nsie o5 meS al
rcilcftere ODER oct &une al SfiGbnen,
iom gIsr EFT iuenit &ouBe3 0atter til
GunmarfS 3ronntng, nogle Waane'
ser eiter at Ell oanif Fris bar giort
iii GInotog iom aougc / Nor8eS so
rcNitnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Sanbripraen i 9nnmarf har

SanSriOraen / Sanmarf har bepir'
fet Ell ianbnn Giteripsrgiel eiter iOrte
Stakeholder og Ssrgeilor, at Behold
ningerne / 8isbenbapn Here @auGe
olereoc bar pGrct peb at Hippo op.
3e SanoIenOe bar MI itfret ii8 tore
Senoiuger ira lloIanoet, iom / otsie
Gage inoIeber. gne 3oreifrTober'
icrretniugcr % Wusoiincr cr opcrs
pGISet meo grbeibe. s EFT entett Sor'
retnttg bIep Ger fcrleoen Tag I ct
gar Morgentimer ioIst OIer 100
Ssrgebragter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Sirfemsoe / SrunObicm.

S~ronSbiem meloeS ben lite 6ebri,ar:
Ser nil IanoipIiguis blipe otbolOt ct
firfeIiot Weoe / Sronobiem for bet
norocnFidbIte @or9e / anleontn9 al
her puugaoenbe &trfeitriO. yet tor'
Inbcr, at 9tffup @ereIien bill i9tte
.sia / spibien for Mtsoet$ Sartrtett'
'fnl0elie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Gn S,mnprebaaria. gaa Belle ssn.

I'm Snnbreoaaria. 1aa Belle Ssn.
ocrmarf Dor en- gnnimel aone, Ane
Noric, ser ben 25oe MurtS iaay Fan
ieire lin Sunoreoaarsisnielsong. Scr
CT Iio iioen bar man life iitter paa,
at oct iorholSt ia ristigt meS een
hsie IIoer, enoitisnt ane 0sarie ielu
paaitoO oct. men ia fif man ira ar.
fioet | Sibora benoeS Ganbsatteit,
Der bite, at bun pdr feot 25oe MartS
1906. Zen 9amle Some CT iislge
"@eile 6Ifbl." iulSitGnoig aaRos.
iriif; bun ITier ubcn @riler. % Su-
tommelien cr | uomrrfet Sroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
GicHoomsialg.

CtcHupHlsIulB. %ItouBuulu ueu
Soingitrup er al Gieren u. grsno1ml
ioIgt til SEN tiAIigcre Gier al Su'
NrlpganrO / SaSsberre0, 9. Wnnfe.
bal Tor $4,000 SIR. @aarOenS greaI
er ca. $50 Cor. 2onO. % Den bar Is
.Sbr. Sartforn, meIoe5 ira Sorieus.
- Reerslereuaro / aisbenbaonS
Imt, tilbsrcnoe GroprietTr 8oeien,
er ioIgt iii SorpoIter ltlrif, Hp.
goaro, ior 10000 SIR. 8oarocns
areal itogisr t52 G6r. @atb al Is
S6r. Sartforn.
- IBpangsgaaroen pc0 SolbGf
er Of BroprictRr, 2oitnant Solnl
iolgt til Sr. Carl ga Sport FOR 243,'
600 ar. arealet CT 800 Sbr. 2ono,
Sortfornet 80 Sor. geiEtuingen og
Snpeutar meofslger.
Gietoommen War9retbeSminoe
/ graa pr. aiitrrp or al fJo. Isle.
itensia6rifaut InOerien al Soenie
ioIgt til 8roprietRr Scm0rup / Ran'
oers for $1,000 ar. @eITtntng III.
NJ. m~eSisIger. @aar0en bar ct iii
liggenSe of $50 SSr. 2anS og &c
Tor. Sariforn.
- Rugaaro i 8cfIinge Snan, a.
Gor. Sartforu, or al @oSseier 8
Sinoesaaro iolgt til JorOolter Sdec.
pad 9barlottenSul peO SlageIie
NertageIien fer / Ell nGr Sremtio
8aarSen err til gieuoomsifpl0 puroe
ret I'll 342 400 ar.
"SanoboImaanr6" / 8louitrsi
Sosr peo 8trferso, CT at Giereu
YroprietGr 8. 81. @uuter iotgt ii
@roprietRr 4. Sot8 til 8Ioitrup pr
Qafifop for $4,000 &r. nleo en- ll0
betaIng al $4,000 Str. "Sanobolm
panrS~ er jfploiat for Sartfcrn 1858
20. % bar ct Siuig8enOe al $50 abr
2anO. booraf 375 16r. 9anb eng
l51a 10. 2anb Sfop % Reiten Niger
| fprN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
SbcrborS / 0orbiipcn.

srunosbarfen ~Eione~, ion netop or
onfommet til gnsIarb fra Siemite.
Oct, er Ger fonrmet en- SSobspoit til
~9ieSeren, $. SereniasieH. st SeIe.
gram ira anptein Saamunb Slien
meIoer nemIig, at Ssritelprmanoen,
@iaiam RieIien, paa Heiien ODER
Noroiisen falbt cperborb og brrtf.
neoe. Rielier, ion bar ira Siebaf.
fen, 80 aar og usiit, itilbres iom en-
meget bra Scar. san par et opgtig
Sismanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
&sroas Subbcruerf piler for aotet

1906 CIV Nro6llftion al 3UU,UUU
Sons, bporaf $4,000 IONS Sntelte'
moIm "a $4,000 Sons grportfiS.
FOG Cons aob6er er uopuu0et. In'
touet al arbeiOere pnr $50. Ser
fets sforomiife Stiling ct I'LL abiftI'
Iiot be6re enc for nogle Iar itben,
nc llbftoterne for 8rIberne, iGrlt8
"&praens @rllbe", er meget bebre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Zen Glbitc rcsicrcuoc auusc cite

Soma Gbriium Den 8. 0sO er Song
Oscar 6en 20eR, ser fom b~efienot
216e ,$dntidr D. u. iplote II Mar.
9glore Stutatcier er; Sertug 8e0r8
Spn 20cn al Observation-Disclosures, loot
2oen MpriI 1926, Storbertug Srie'
Grid al 8aOeu, isSt Soc Seotember
1926 % 8ertIg Grnit al Snhien'
Gltcnburg. loot 16oe September
1926.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
st MinncSmsrfc.

st Minoesmerfe. 5 De nHrmeite
Sage oil ser blipe ueoiat cn ltor !aa'
tionalfomite nleo set Sormool at til.
.reiebringe en- ioa itor Geu8chum, at
Ser fan relics oen uiosoe &ou8e ct
rGrbist MiuoeSmerfe. Ser nil bItue
onperbt et 9ele6 i'll en- 0ltIOtrma til
Mpnaens 2iite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
@rapberaifppens Mtieielifab

ifsIge "SeDemarfen8 amtstio." Of
icrbenpprenbe 2ensmanb 9til@on,
2ettofors, fipbt ca. $4,000 &oal
Sfoo / Suerige, beIiggeuOe til norife
gosSrao, og q. 2ibergS Sfo9 / SAD
beroet 6-7OOO Wtoal / Gloerum.
Gi6itnponte Sfog CT 6eIi88enbe I'll
ben oprinoeligc 8raubergifog. @eg'
0c ajsbeImuntcr ttliarmten ct ber'
pc0 100000 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Gitcripsrgiei.

Set b~sfruates, at 6. u. NCietb orutncoe
peo Bulcnctd's 6orIiS. San ~Iprtolte en-
aaitg, at ban bdU6e 2 Sgitrr I Eitcb, Ser
Suiu bette fnoer benz, bcNeS Dc al iirtpr III
llnoertegneSe. N. N. Gbriitenien, 2itberit
gr9it, 8aIiui6, &aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
suuf 8ape. gruoseier g. Msp6re

@rIIfog, ifipnfebe, eiter bpao Der
melSes ira Grammer, forleOeu i an'
Iebniug al i'm so aarS SsoielSoao
1000 Ser. til ct 6on0 til SpretteIie
al Ell SncfoSie peo 8s0ifog 9atloli'
ftefobrif, &soGert % So8brug. Der
rodoer her ct iieIoen bierteIigt og
qobt 6or4oIS meqem arbeiOere %
4rbeiO$9erre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
I'm sIaus.ststts. @asmns Stauri

foreilaar, at Der Ital relies en- Nnos'
@tstte i @uobraltoSSoIen I'll NtnOe
ON Song Olao oen Selige, iom bleo
febt Der. Syfslge "8ltObranOsDelen"
mcrrer buu, at Minbeitenen htroe
itao enten paa &if / 8uom, bpor et'
Ter Soquet Slap er fsOt, eIler pua
6unborp, Ser boor han bapbe bet be-
fienbte Msoe meo 9slerue | 1921. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
SAFE Gteuoo ~ ,
fitfates sner tinsie.

NucrttSicmFNter Huefr "CnftE". "Ttuctc~, III
'alaS~ % ~gftcriprteieI" futrr SO0cnt6 for - Crb for
hpcr sang, % 10 Seats rr. Gro for OF, font u%Utrifi1tr
20 Orb. NpVrtis'emrutev tuotaars lite Tor mIaorr sBe
30 Gents. gfnge ma nfrlCiarlia mrbfglle ale "
Gummfr.
ss- observation-disclosures tpnrr rs Gepts ~. stHtc.
! Spp Orb gigr en- giHte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
storthinasmanS 4ssjtaS bar mcN.

telt Ten 1TSe Mai". at ban life pil
mootase 8ienpals til Stortbiugrt.
San arbciber paa ct Sficipii / ) gf.
Ter. Gmret er hentet fra ben Gio,
SGtersSalen bIep friimet. Stpffet
ifol bebe "4one Sane.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

Smnf @apc. 6rn aammerberrc-
inSe Srelfoip, foot Sopettifiolo. bat
ffianfet apitbpipitalet | 6reorlts.
parn 1000 Sroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
slaaSas Toe Smmi. Stapanger 80,

monbIfa6 bar beIluttet, OF aomn1ii'
mems Stag forlioen poa forifielige
firfeliae Ssitiosoa9e, ben TIDE Wal
% a &ousens og Eronniugerts
ssSielsSage ifaL beiies ben Toe sittt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Horfatt | faa cro.

Gbas. gaftepon. Gsiumbia. @po, Tiger.
ban hapss ben parits Softs en- RaHo Hos.H'
gang bar bapt, o. iursrsse ben | npsls faa
2ase meb DIR. Warmers White Wine OF
Tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

sturt 2cgat. Sra aon8$rir9er
ffrtpes: 8unnar @ieptfen 5ar ceo
SeItameute oprettet ct Segat, tort
10000 8roner, JONI ifaL bore bans
% bans SuItrus 9toou, % bOOrni
Rcuterne Ifal goa til SuoremiSiic.
men / GioSifoger. 2cgatct ifaI betty
res al Snoremis1ioreuS Seitprelie
iommen meo So9repreitcn. Samti'
hia bar han ifipufet 1000 Sir. til
Seoningmisiiorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Sverige oe SinIano.

Stpdhulm or pGro en- WiuiarS %
rel ioa oct. SfsIoe IoresiefaIenoe,
reu ubgiorbe SartpprSier ior Glen.
oommcre / 1905 1901 ,280,0 600 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
sil Saafunsbalcu bar aonir,

Carlo 8. Sbomien / Santbrrg lfj9i''
fet 1000 SER. Salt er Der tegnet str.
71,419.70, forroen bpao Der itDfort'
mer poa 2iiternc uOe / 9ger, meloes
Der fra Sergeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Sra Uorse.

ImtmauS ltnmann bar melot ,ig
10 al Gcrgcs @enitreiorcning iloeii
enSnu at bare meIot iig ino ! noaci
o1oet Yarti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
G%refnturer / aonacns 0pas6u. ef.

ter S~orlpoenSe i "Ratioualtioenoe"
et 8ebeimeetatsraaoerne Ssrrina %
Hoienitnno nbn9ont til grehttorer !
zen aiosbe apnges go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Ssiartsfcutore I
Gftcr[nsnina.

SrtcrlgsIttng. SpIaIisiot :
ariItianta efterlpier Slegtnin8e e1ter
faIaenoe af6eoe norife SsnnGno:
Scarf IritbioF auguit slnoersion, tpOt
i Soemar o. Ste Sltni 1885 % Carl
qnoerien, febt / 5reorifSltaO zoe
Sonuor 1856 eler 1857.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Sra Danmarf.

SposialS. Ten befienNte 6oriat.
tar @eorge 9iitfen or oisoaei ueo ~
zen eitcr IGnscre Sios Sngoon. 81
Nar al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
apna Ghriitians crSrner. !

uben mco iamtliae oanitc GrSrner
rar Song Gbriitian oeforerct meo life
mtnbre emo 40 iremmeSe Ri0Neror.
bener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

S7nSfcS. Gn aUo Gorucits Smeo,
~ ION pgind fan gigrr Ir9urbcioc, fan lau
itabiat Grbeibe. 2Soioum 8ro5., 8Gsiet,
Bona. 5I,tr
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12
THIRTEEN.

There are several things in Brook lyn. One of them is the Thirteen Club. This club has for an object the show ing of contempt for the Thirteen su- perstition, and it is going to put up a building by which and in which to show it's contempt. Appropriately enough the building will stand on the spot where, through the collapse of 8 floor, thirteen were killed and many injured. The plans for the building, which will be begun tomorrow, July 19, call for one story, brick, coffin shaped building, containing thirteen rooms, with 1S coffin shaped windows, and a doorway of the same style. the panels ornamented with skull and cross-bones. The upper panels of the door are to be coffin shaped, Over the door will be placed the motto of the club, "Morituri te salutamus 2 with ''XIII Club" below; while on the upper part of the windows on the front of the building will be the words "supersti- ton" Ignorance, Prejudice" Big otry''-the names of the four things the Thirteen Club has been organized to combat. Oae large room will be for the use of the club, the remaining 12 being for the use of any who will pay the rental. The cost of construction is expected to be $1,1S.1S, the lowest bid.
 All of which is perhaps a little less foolish than the Thirteen superstition, and the Twenty-three nonsense.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12
ONE MORE SETBACK.

Not all the women are new, and un- til they are the great cause of Woman Suffrage may not be universally tri- umphant. Little has been said about what happened in the recent election in Oregon, but something did happen. One of the issues involved in the election was proposed amendment to the State constitution striking out the word Male and admitting women to the suffrage on equal terms with men, Twice before, in recent years, Oregon hasrejected this proposal. But this year the amendment was submitted under the initiative and referendum, and un- der conditions so changed that only a majority of the votes cast upon the proposition (instead of a majority of all the votes cast at the election) was necessary to secure the incorporation of the amendment in the constitution. For four or five months the suffragists engaged in a vigorous campaign, in aid of which large sum of money was sent by the National Woman Suffrage organization and leading suffrage speakers from the East reinforced those of Oregon in carrying the presentation of suffrage appeals to every town and settlement. According to the suffrage newspapers, this work closed with full anticipation of success.
 Yet the suffrage amendment was de- feated at the polls, And the chief req son for this overwhelming defeat was the organized movement of the eonser- vative women of the State in the Ore
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12
4 POINTED PROTEST.

The remarks made by Professor Dieulafoy in the Paris Academy of Medicine against the growing reckless ness of some surgeons in operating for appendicitis were to the point. Dr. Dieulafoy is an eminent physician, clinical professor at the Hotel Dieu
 and an authority on appendicitis, upon which he has written an important work He asserts that innumerable operations are performed for non-ex- istent appendicitis in consequence of erroneous diagnosis. In his opinion, surgeons cannot, and should not, diag- nose a malady which only physicians can recognize He cited many cases which had come under his own notice in which the patients, operated upon for appendicitis some weeks previous ly, still felt the same pains in the same region. The surgeon had believed ap- pendicitis to exist, and had operated accordingly, whereas, it was only hy- pertrophy of the intestinal membrane, or typhocolitis, which latter malady constantly exists without appendici- tis, being reproaChed by an eminent surgeon Dr. Reclus, with discussing this question in public, Dr. Dieulafoy replied, with much pertinence, that the public was the chief party interested not, he said, the public who can af- ford to pay and who would not allow themselves to be operated upon with out medical advice but patients in the hospitals, men and women who gain their living by hard work. who are ex- posed to needless abdominal opera tions, often resulting in death, and without any redress when errors of di- agnosis have been committed. A
 This is a remarkable protest, and the distinguished man who made it de- serves more gratitude for making it than he will probably receive.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12

responsibilities, exhausted by the excite ment of great financial battles, satiated with all purchasable pleasures-and what pleasure is not purchasable?-he will move among us, melanchily and disillusioned. Poor Mr. Rockefeller! He is the richest man in the world-a prodigy, a freak, a financial monster and happiness is not within his reach. It is an unfortunate thing to be either the richest man or the prettiest woman in the world. It is no use for such, like Polycrates, to throw away ring into ire sea in order to propitiate Destiny. Mir. Rockefeller throws away nothing, and the prettiest woman in the world probably has no ring to throw away.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12
DANCED ON DIsHPANs.
Painless Dentistry Practiced Under Diffieulties-Landlady Wanted to Get
 Dentist Out.

Painless Dentistry Practlced Under Difieulties-Landlady Wanted to Get
 Dentist Out
 Dentist Jacques lSchnaier invoked the aid of Magistrate Whitman in the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday to put a stop to nuisances which he said he suffered in his painless parlors at 664 Lexington Avenue. He complained that his landlady and her relatives were causing the trouble and he had obtained a summons for Miss Adalena Weissman and wanted the magistrate to bind her over to keep the peace.
 She and her brother and a friend of their jump on the floor over my office which is on the ground floor, and make So much noise that 1 cannot do my dental work, he said to the court. "They keep watch on my patients com- ing into my office. Just as soon as a patient has time to get into the chair the persons upstairs begin Jumping. The floor and ceiling vibrate; the chan. deliers dance. I thought everal times that the glass globes would drop on the upturned faces of my patients. How can man have that delicate touch which is requisite for a dentist when such awful disturbances are go- ing on?"
 Schnaiers counsel explained to the court that the dentist had a lease of the parlor floor of the Lexington Ave nue house for five years. The owner
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12
The Greatest Bcnefactor.

The greatest benefactor has not as yet
 appeared, But, when he comes. before him the ways will all be cleared And men vii. hail him gladly and giad- ly spread his fame By giving to their babies his never dy- ing name He will not build asylums, he will not
 show Us how To cure the dread diseases that fasten on us now; He'll furnish no libraries nor universi-
 ties; That which he gives will greatly sur
 pass such things as these. The greatest benefactor is yet to bene-
 fact; He may be long in coming; he may be
 slow to act; But he will loom up some day and teach
 us to be glad By ceasing to be troubled by woes we've
 never had.
 Chicago Record dHerald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12

wanted to get his client out, he alleged, The dentist had refused to move, the lawyer continued, and the jumpings and dancings began after the refusal.
 The young vomen's counsel cross- eXamnied the dentist and wanted to know if he did not annoy Miss Weiss man. The complainant responded that he had always acted like a gentleman to his landlady but that Miss Weiss man had called him names he didn't think a lady should use. Didn't you turn on the water in your office and let it run until the ov- erflow ran down into the basement?' asked the lawyer.
 T turned on the water to wash my hands; but turned it off again when l saw the pipe was broken" Didn't you refuse to let the plumber I to fix the pipes?'
 T didn't see the plumber" What did you say to Miss Weiss man when she was going down the stoop the other days" T might have said something about the tramping overhead when was att tending to my patients, but there was nothing offensive in my language" | The dentist then called Mrs. Alice Hart, one of his patients, as witness, She said that on June 2S she and her husband went to the painless parlors to have their teeth attended to. There have their teeth attended to. There was such a racket, she declared that the dentist got nervous and came near pulling the wrong tooth. She and her husband had to leave without reali- zing the object of their visit because of the noise.
 Then Mrs. Anna Blick, another pa- tlent. was caled
 When l got into the dental chair a terrible noise started interrible noise started In the room above" she said Tt sounded like persons dancing on tir dishpans. I thought the ceiling was i about to come down and ran out ol the otIlce'
 Several other women patients gave similar testimony, and then the defen- dant told her side.
 q never called the doctor any hard names, as he says I did. I am toe much of a lady to act that way" sht said as she stepped up before the mag. istrate.
 Miss Weissman is a good looking woman, about 30 years old, and sht seemed to be embarrassed by her ap, pearance in court. She had on lpeekaboo waist that would have beer a picnic for mosquitoes if there wer, any about
 l I'll adjourn this case for two weeks and If this disturbance doesn't stop IT
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12

gon Association Opposed to Suffrage for Women, This organization had it's headquarters at Portland, with Mrs. R, w. Wilbur as president. It put be- fore the people of the State and into the hands of every voter the reasons why the majority of Oregon women did not wish the ballot. It published 8 paper called 'The Woman's Protest" which was widely circulated. It avail ed itself of the opportunity afforded iby the referendum law for the presenta- tion of arguments for or against pend ing propositions, to print 100000 copies of a pamphlet against woman's suffrage, which was placed with the Secretary of State to be bound up with the ar- gument in favor of the amendment, and given to every voter at the time of registration It circulated objections to woman's suffrage largely through the newspapers of the State, and on the eve of election sent by mall to 55,OOO voters an appeal signed by Mrs. Wilbur and fifteen other women from thirteen ] different cities and towns
 This incident will strengthen the somewhat prevalent notion that Wom- an doesn't want to vote. It is perhaps well enough to find out what she does want before giving 1t to her.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12

A special postage stamp was issued by the Japanese government to com memorate the return of the troops from the war. Two of these stamps, of the face value of one-half and three sen, respectively, were issued, and they were available for postage for letters only on the day of the recent great re- view. Not more than one of each kind was sold to every applicant at the gen. eral postof11ce,