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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
autBrnuN,t.

Tiis anna 9onobne o. Or. 3.
sd. Sagen bIep I Wanoags 1gtepieoe
! Den fatolife airfe ] Retp Hifumono
al Editor R. @. 9opce.
~. Y. Nelion / Oseeola bsoe Ssn-
EGGS Norsen, 70 aar gamntel. 5ari
tom til Ssceola / 1868 og bar Smeo
Ger. San tog lebenbe Del | gppoli.
tifen og pnr Ell anieet Jrimurer.
&uSDlf SDlbrim, en- Jung Mano
peb Gaibton Diloe forIeben Dag ifiite
8elte poa en- Maifine, mems Den bar
ieane, ba bans alRoer bIeD pmpiflet
Ell Siulafiel, og ban blep beifaoiget,
iaa ban bsoe ire elmer ienere. San
bar % Iar sammel.
Sfjsbeslsie gDantpriteter. - Sol.
ifoleeleper / Suoion bar fcrleoen af-
ten uoe paa en- ajsretur oe fjsrte
giennen Soittb Stilipater. Der Jam.
Ieoes en- Slot Sfsiere, iom faIteoe
SnebolS og Smaaiten paa be fisren.
De, og Vluln Snnle bleD trnffen /
2iet al en- Sten og bIep iarligt iaa.
ret. Ger blep life eiort noset for at
paagri6e og itrafie Den, JONI buboe
faItet Stenen. s Wanoass reiite
9eiis GuaIes Saoer, g. 8. SuaIe,
meo S6eriffen / ct. Groir Gountp
og Ell 9ofttibetieut / S1toion til
Soiitb Stiaipater. De benpenote iig
til gpens 1apor, og ban iasbe, at
gpens Mfaribal riSite, bpem Der bao.
De faitet Stenen, % ban piloe blipe
errelteret, iaainart iom arreltorore
por uotasen moo bam. Sr. Gudle
bupoe mart Irreitorbre, men funoe
life finoe Wsarbaaen. Se lebte alle.
regne | ire elmer efter bam ,lben at
ttuOe bam, og man tror, ban eiemte
Jig bort for at teifptte beu ifpdoige.
Sr. Guale nil ni benpen6e iig til
Sberiffen / @aibington Gountp og
ON ~nsbpenbigt til @iipernsr syobn-
jon. Ser er Sure for, at Wtiis &uale
pil mite Spnet paa bet enc gie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
2ano ~ttliaIss.

Sirit Rational Sant / Silsbpro, &ortb
Satota, bar tilialss en- al be beb'te SeftiOs
ner 9ano / 8eb 8ipsr Saleu. Zen er oft
uaeer 7prtnins % Iisser lise pp tti Sils'
bprp, ipm sr Ell 8p paa 1900 S~nSbpgsere
o. er G~oumtpiaSe for 5raii Gountp, bet be-
neiie Gpunip ! Heb Riper Salen. vi pil
belle Settipuen i aoart' Ssttipner % sipe Ii
berale Siltaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Dr.. ShOOpS
Restorative
MINNESOTA SKOLE-
LAND-SALG.

son slnIsenins til OF fire 10 ct Sicm.
Ill tsIocnbe SIeer % paa fplaraoe steesr bill ies
helSe Sale at Siplelaae os agbef Statslauo.
Acres tilbuoi:
SHlntb, MiHu., 8. aprl, 1906 ;. 10000
Carlton, @iaa., 10. apriI 1896. . 10000
Within, @iHH., IL. april 1896 >. 10000
8raiuerS. @ina., II. agril 1906 $4,000
9salitr. @inu., 10. gipril 1906 . $4,000
Tarf 8aSiSs, @inn., IA. gpril 1906 $4,000
SemiSii, @iun., Is. Ipril 1906 $4,000
GrauS RapiSs, 9iiHn, II. gpril 1906 10000
eaIespiItaar:
7efte sanb f1Iees peb oGeutlta Mutton til hgicie
Snoer, Gcmteu &rpcent al SiubeiummeH mau betales
fputdut ucb Sdlget. Refeu Tau iaa 90 Aar mob 4
Grpeeut aarlia &eute, pu bet guifes, GtCpbumsretten
I'll oil Statslane er fuIotummen. G9rbifulp 300 ON
EsiaHeiota eaue frti, pgian en- elite oper Sauc. JON er
fiIialas.
SAMUEL G. NERS0N, ST, Paul, MINI
STATE AUDITOR and LAND COMMISSIONER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

c9erfst bar tnaen Nsust, inetu @eIpfontroI. 9et
tsaet I'll az brHte al en- frog &erbt iaa nm, at ben CT
neppe frriie fsi BET hlufte Ee. &c eoa mad ben line
Nerre soa 9tertet III Of ufpiee % lammsHirrife 10
u Er,euet Gauge rn Fastu.
eqsrfsnerueH ss fan en- al @rescne I bet ture ipn.
tetetre IN ere NrrneioNen, Sser Greu / eefte 10
Rem &c ica rsie f~crbazbct mee BE- rstiqe al spaaben
err uyeafiuzrs sigpes paa Ct 8rntt CT ntbetelia III AZ
frreoe kg. ererfsfszfpm fcmuzer pfte ira sqapeIua.
ecu axnrert $bnsoati, pa Rnrryuobpr fon paiaa
fsiae Eht hcer at stSie Crssner cperersS az en- @ren
a. ntkie irfnpatetiGe Rtrrer be iupre Neretr
Brs oierts-. We're. eGer agaseSsoaou rr set III ytS,n
stprie at rrsrr at ecitere Eraansiie Ip - btu meit pa.
rtae Sinorsns iisQer ! al qieuoprette be tunrs U er.
btr Gr SnoDp amer aetpeTne Tor al sxrs ben
rtrteiiee G5riaa til Heiisu. SKILLET icu tenors al
Scetr % Apsif!frt ppsrali Tom 81. gahppV Rsse,
rnttss, CT Retritetst at q SfereeeelsAarhuaersbes
nnbertsatlifr | hea Retaia2. Act eeier lite Sraduet
tner hsper SnetteH, men bet aaar liee III Aerpen -
bsa inere RsSse krssfnsrpeH - basser ben 90, itnrr
Ter Den % eisr ben itiii.
eser bierteIieeuee fan faa Er Shops Sea en-
HSertet. Ten ptI slipe ieuet irit o. tS ben r( bu
meetaet Health Token" at tiItrHtt Ras til aeO
SeIbyeS.
spr en- fri sps pa BOG Sn. /; en- Epsmpfl
Health Token gne 80. .: On SierrL
maa q frt1e % seq GO. 3; On Slpurvs.
80 Suppu, 49, Boy No.I GDr &pinogr.
80 SIHu,ne s @ BOG 80. S: ror WlrHh.
IN y fsf nD ~VS 9os 80. 0; On aseuH'aasms.
Or. Sbpssts Meiicratipe Tablets etp fule tire
rasrs &sFse - boer Form apesHoe cgtF Gabiets-
CT lice geoe. 9os ale apotrtere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
JnoIanoet.
an,na.
Miis Sattie anlaas %

Nsiis Sattic anlaas % Sobn Std
pa ira Bruno, Gebr., blep ~iorleoen
Gaa Gstepieoe | ben fatclife airfe
Soma Sails al 9aitor ". s. Con.
|eern.
Irco Grifion ira 0eimein, ion
Tar nleb Cornelius suliion ira ct.
Saul paa Oct fcrltlpffeoe Sfib ga.
Iencia", ianotes uoeufor Cape 9eaIe.
San bapSe ct Soentiiifationsfort /
Gonmen, % bans 9engebog inoe.
boIbt $1,000. Sans Reiiefanerat
IIijon blep reooet.
lipcntrt 8igSpm. CHARLES 8igbt,
man boIbt forIeoen 9ng paa at ilda
iitptfer ct adnmnelt 8oro, lom ban
bapoe fisbt % bIeo meget iorunoret
peo at iinoe en- li0e Iaffe meo ST.
200 / mellem ct Bdr al Soroenc.
San piNite life, bpem Der bupoe Iaat
4en1eue Der, eaer bpem De ttlbsrte,
oa ban life Uioite, bpeln guroet TOR
5an6e tiibert.
SSmaugel. - Baa @runo al Def
miIoe 8iuterueir laber Oct til, Of Der
I'll bitpe Rangel paa SIS Der Sta.
ten o9 i MisiisippiOaIen Ill Sonme.
rem. SsIfierere Ianss Wisiisiippi og
giflooer bar mnattet uoIGtte meo Pr
beioet ira llge til lge, ba Sien bar
pGret %ooeripsmmet al 8ano. 8eo
0enne Sto al Iuret pleier al IS /
Soma al rare "ifaaren, og S~Sfiebere
belt fra ct. 2ouiS pleier at bore Der
for at iaa et 9obt Sptag al IS. Ger
iom man life oenne Waaneo iaar
tol0t SER, ct oct ialtbigultgt, at 8as
frifer oil bfipe oprette6e ior at Iape
fuHitig IS. Der er enSml meget Ii.
Oct IS ~ifaaret paa SSNpa., Geoars %
SeS Woines' 5looerne.
@eser ON Strai. - Sa Stepben
5er6ig, MOB bpem Ser Uar Siltale
for en- ringe 6orieelie, life blep NM
Den itploig ! Bolitiretten ! Siolr
Gitp 6ao ban Gonmereu ON at ien'
Dc bum til StatSipngilet eller RE
iolmatoriet, for at BAN tunoe faa
Sltslp % iau lore no9et. San int
e0e meo at brGrne lin Saoers Slls,
0eriom ban life blep ienbt iii ell
StraffearitaIt. 9ette lebeSe auto'
riteterRe til at ioretage Ell llnoeris'
8eIie. De fanot, at 5eroi9s Sils be-
itoo al ct 89reIie; Der JOB bans $40.
Der % 8eoitemooer. Sans 5aoer,
bans grober og ban ielu maatte fin.
De iig "onore Steoer at iope". Ste.
pben, iom er IA Mar, forfloreSc, at
ban arbeiOeoe / Slagteriet for So
pr. uge, og bans Saoer fif Teugene;
bon fit life goa paa Sfole og lore
noget; oerfor piIbe han til Spugilet
% lPre at laoe Sopelimer; ban o8
bans 8enner, iom ogiaa arbeioeoe /
Slagteriet, baphe pite last Ylaner
en- at tolnme ! 6Gngilet for at lore
noget. Counter Sliper eiterfom
@iittens 9egiGrine % ienSte bonl
til Reiormatoriet / eIbora paa llbe.
TENT SiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
ct Wiuionielifab
De itore gnferife Sermmalmfelter
Sinmarfeu iulgt.

"slitenpoiten" I &riItimia meSbe.
Ter Den 16be Sanuur: 81
8oniul Nils Yersion ! Seliingborg,
Der er en- Of Sopeoeierne i Sulitielma
@ruber, inmt 8iceberreosbspbing %
3iesongsmanb Silberg, 3oniiil 8ers.
ions Sen, 9ireftsr Sture Sennig og
0ireftsr for Ietallurgiifa 8ntent.
aftiebolaget, iamtlige fro Stocfbolm,
og Sperretsiagfsrer g.. %. 9. Shsl.
berg, 8obs, bar i oisie Gage opbolot
iig Der ! 9pen for Of bripe timber.
bmrolinger ON aisb Of De inafnlbte
Inferife SernmalmforefomIter paa
Easoifbalpsen. Som De ipenife Ser.
rers i~uribiife 8oniulent bnr meSfuIst
8iceberrebsbspoing Sagerlst Stocf.
bolm.
unberbanolingerne er M gaaet |
Srben, og Der ct banuet ct Selifab,
iom - efter bpao Der meobeles os =
bill anoenbe mtagelig 1870 Riaio'
ner paa 5elternes Grit.
Sr. gbr. anfer, 6reorifsbalb, Der
repreieuterer fauttlige RItbiHger %
ct Gier at ben bGientlige Del at btSfe,
gaar nreo | oct ttpe Selifdb. Sans
apance paa Sorretntngeu itgeS at saa
op / Rtatoner.
Selifabet oil blipe itartet for uben.
lanoif &apital.
9ireftsrer / Selifdbet bliper Sper.
retsiagfsrer Sdislberg, 9obs, 8ros.
ierer Ricfelien, ariitiania, % Ibpofat
Garl 2unbb al 5irmaet Seip, Sunob
% &psb.
Inl9gsuirtionbeoen fau antagelig
begpnbe / ben fsrite Del al 5oriom.
meren.
SeO bette SeIIfab bill Der / SpSpa.
ranger bliue igangiat en- Grit, Ser
bill ifaffe label Staten iom @runo.
eicr % De interesiereoe 8iitrifter me.
get b~etpoeligc SnotGgter.
Mon bar / SpSoaranger iattise,
men 9anife itore WaImiorefomiter.
jom man peo DC npe Metbober, Me.
ta~lurgiifa Gftieboluget ruaoer ooer,
bill firnne tiiaooegisre Jig. 6oris.
gene meb btSie Wetbober er foretaget
for aapital. Der err tiIifuSt Of 8ouiul
Terion, iom ogiaa bar ben fsrite, Der
poebe Siorag til De M iaa bersmte
girfelauoife 6orisg meb at uooinbe
apGlItof al Suften.
Observation-Disclosures bar er.
bperpet Net til at anoenSe Ell al Me'
tbooerue % bar fasieret Gibbons We.
tbooe for 9rifettertng,
On onben al De RetboSer, @tetal.
lurgiifa gftiebolaeet raaoer oper, er
en- Sremgangsmaabe til Sremitiains
al StoaI. Sirmlaet 8rupp / gSien bar
erboerpet Set til at anoenoe oenne peb
lin 6abrifaticn.
Seo bisle Wetbober fam man trent
ltiue oct beoite 8aaierL iom eriite.
rer / Serben, % berigiennem ogiaa
Oct beoite eriiterenbe Staal.
Som ct 9epis paa ben Spm9rf.
iom beo, De me Metbooer bar uaft
geroen oper, fan uppnes, at Der for
SiSen Iigger 10 Snpaneiere | Speri9e,
uoienot for at itiioere 6%abrifationen,
ser - rtotaIer en- 6aamano til os -
trpst tom liaes al bile oanne en- mn
|egra ! ScrninoIirien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
5AiuurTntu.
Surrctuinasmrub | {

SurrctuingsmGuo / Grpofitou bar
~Iltttet iig ianimen % oil iu0rette ct
prioat eleftrfif Sgsoerf. IA DC ale
ey i famine 6orretningstpartal, be.
bsuer De life at bebe 9pen ON 2oo,
ga Eroaoeue life oil frpoie boerfen
@aoer euer Illecr.
!. u. Seniun, Ell 8rober til Mapor
9cniou / 81. Glmlo, OF ell ni DC plb.
lte 8rocerimGro / 9pen, hlep begro.
zen SsnbagS gftermi6bog. 6rtnu,.
rcr', CTS. % 8ortmen'Sogeruc bar
nIeo | 2igiel9et.
WinuciOta Scandinavian Gclicf
Governing hoINt iorleOeu lit aar$ms.
De / Ieo 8ing. 0enne 6oreuing er
ct Of DC fornemite gieuiioi9e 2ipSaS.
iitrarceieIifabcr / 9%torSoeiten. Yctcr
9teIiou gienpul8te$ I'll 8rTitbeut %
&. 2tlet1lm til %tceprpitbeut. Better
&Gnpe, s. &. @iermiuo % Irtbur
z. 8ibion DolgteS til gramlenSfo.
mite.
u. u. &artcg / Guubp trpr han er
Ell al &rpingcrne til ct 30 poa 81
100000, iom e~iterIo0eS al oen en-
gelfte Sisbelt Sir IranciS 9rafe,
iom osoe / 1896 % ! lit Icitnmente
%beitente, at bans 5orrmle ihtIOe be-
eoreS til 1908 o. hereftcr aoScIeS.
2a &toen mi bar noe, bar SrI.
lteernc, iom boloer 9oet, ib9t eitcr
&roingCr % bar MT fun6ct As al
0t&Ic. Barren aisr SorNring paa en-
Del a Aroeu pou @ruO al i'm Nto.
Der, iom pt0ite ON @oet for 30 Nar
Then.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

@pbt llbieenoe brinser 2ptfe. 8enner
boloer mere al os, Iaar ri nteoer benz neo
ct rent, imilenoe Nniigt, bIante Zine iprabs
lenbe al Snnobeo, ipm tpmmer al at tage
Soliiters Rodp Roumtain Sea. 80 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

EttufadeThe 5df fortndcT ter hbub bet CT III air.,
neulig iglgcr e ~ SpuGrEuhr for S5.46. vi paas
tnor taaeHitubt, al bet Ct cts 4o,01tlbr eler Ct : 5000
nbr, men et mir til $50, 90. Gu frcmTaacRoe
uhrfahrtfaHt. ipui parhocrott SQrlelrRhe Tor i~utlaHte
gsRaer, ir!afe oS iurupilg 10000 ubre, - ubre, lem |
Ntrte.iabeneU bar tdbrttCrtse III az iSlntS fer 30 TCl-
lars Stottet. Ter er tnpen SuioI ON, at ri iuRoe iGlQe
esn I'll SaHeleHbet Gu gJ0&&rS Ill 5 1900 eler : l3.O0
Gtqttt; men heinz tL.be r0lee % en- bel Gel atbeiRe,
noaiter iGHt Sab 81 EO. al SlptUirp pilee iprz
t~leneten beg fun bL!pe liht pnfr bUnb nj tan pfuie prb
ttreiif Selg I'll 6erbrugere. "Gpiugtenstibrtt",
ian 81 Der filbrbsr iBT SIS. IS, CT nso II SuOeirr,
ibatruef i1uReHiat % ultD q u~Fia0ti9t itiaet "a
~arfrHItr. RGat. StgHr1e Cr 'peaglt VbUllRte 6upeler;
er e. utnlnptasslja for Stpp. bar 9atentiRe1ulatur,
rHlsiicIg 9siDf.S efaEleEiGfRiHaca dipasisi. bebhci
'tGtftiue "s&aSie. aete aulpbciaut % pdttrrt
HRsEGBerst 3terf nhr e. 0ieEHcHdadeuoe mind, prPpet
og tespleret igF bet iYyiaoCE faautcu "a eaaec 9Gsie
ps er snsaHtFrft for rs siot. =
Sstp bette advertisement no % icUp bet uro Gultcu
tug uro Tervs 8GUu, @cftputrr, GSre.ic ca urrs
nlfiff GTprei3tCHtcE. Fab o. poe, en- Se rNfer Ct
ScTp Etrr & 8oHrsgbr, % ot hi NuE ieHbe Ilprtt III
Set& .GIprelttsHteT. SgS Ec riter en- QEbggggltg
gEsrekasgU'eH So ial1t Observation-Disclosures e. pB
lAret CT GsTeS WeE I'M u lie iguCS Gu uhrrt, fcGser
Se bet tlha5s IL % % nj bstgler uDstitsrnc
osrmcb.
5rpattnEisu al bet rHr, oi irrOer Scu, til Sc
tbhe En- 20 Aors @arGttt, r. III he ftr'te 10000
AlFbfrg Ul o. Iabt mEeigiBg 81 UattgT. ~gGItiDlet uhrs
tpTbe int ~ beFpttcr til SiTf Rational SGuf
OF Chicago; GGpltll Slpul.Nul
OsB0LrDATED WATCH 20,
Dept. 53s, CHICAGO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
4 SPRING HOPE.
two types

Spring is the time to hope, and we therefore hope now that those Con- necticut judges who so unanimously, so learnedly, so verbosely and so confus- ingly decided and announced that they are entitled to an increase of salary will make another decision. We would not have them work as hard on this decision as they evidently did on the other, and we would not have them use so many and such words in making it public as they did in making the other public. But if they could and would nobly and briefly decide and announce that while they had to interpret the salary law as they did they are not go- ing to take any advantage of it so far as their own pockets are concerned they would rise to the height of the occasion and become quite celebrated. They would be praised now, and when dead enough they would be suitably mentioned in papers read before histor- ical societies and other societies. Could
 they ask anything more or better? They don't need the money. Money isn't anything, anyhow, as those who have heaps of it, and therefore know, are saying. But honor and honorable fame amount to something.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12

to the exploitation of business enterprises which the Chinese feel sure should be controlled by their own peo- pie. There Is a feeling against those who have in various ways obtained through scheming and corrupt officials franchises and concessions vested in their own people. They are willing to refund to foreign investors the money they have spent in their country; in fact, this was done in the case of the Hankow and Canton railroad. Aside from this chief source of anti-foreign feeling, the troubles in China are, in General Corbin's opinion, due to the presence of missionaries. He was as- sured by very prominent Chinese that the Chinese people are not at all friendly to the presence of foreign missionaries, They resent the efforts of the mission aries to force a lot of new eresds on
 their people. The Chinese have, per- haps, more firmly fixed religious be- lief than any other people In the world, and they look upon the religions of the western world with scant favor
 How the Chinese can have such mo- tions about Christian business or Chris- tian religions Is hard to see. It looks as if they didn't think about s)ms things just as we and other Christians do. Of course they are queer and
 wrong, but perhaps we can afford to have little patience instead of going right to work and killing enough Chin ese to make the rest understand that it will pay them to think our way
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
4 GOOD NAME.

"A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches" saith the Scripture. This being so, we rejoice that the new organization for the regeneration of New Haven has chosen a good name. Perhaps the great riches will be con- tributed hereafter by those who are pleased with the name, and then all will be as it should be. "The Associat- ed Societies of New Haven" is sound ing and promising mouthful. It might possibly suggest "The Organized Char ities of New Haven' but if it should no harm would be done, for The Asso- ciated Societies of New Haven" is as benevolent and intends to be as bene1- cent as The Organized Charities. "The Associated Societies. is particularly good because it isn't ''The Associated Society" The Society of New Haven isn't very associated, and probably never will be, but The Associated Soci- cities can and doubtless will include all who want to be in. It will be a happy and glorious time when all the Socie- ties are tremendously. honestly and eff ficiently working together for the com mon good, That time is not far dis tant, if words mean anything, and they must mean much when used as they are in this case by those who have studied words.
 Long life and success to the new Association We hope it's lofty purpose wont be nullified or even mitigated by the Society of the Elect, the Society of the Complacent, the Society of the Sell fish, the Society of the Snobbish, the Society of the Indifferent, or the Soci- ety of the Schemers. Since the untime- ly and discouraging disappearance of the Board of Control there has been an aching void in New Haven. That void is now filled to overflowing. It doesn't seem possible that The Associated So- cieties of New Haven can ever be any thing but associated, wise and domi- nantly useful
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
--------------a'-7--------- --------=-------7------- The New Library Scheme

TO Editor of the Journal and Courier:
 The proposition to build new public library on the Green should be prompt- ly vetoed by public sentiment, the al- dermen, proprietors' committee and any others whom 1t may concern.
 Regrettable as was the destruction of the old State House, this feeling should not be used as a cloak to cover the lack of wisdom of those who are at- tempting to secure it's site. The for mer existence of a historic and heauti- ful building does not justify the present proposal The center of the Green is not as convenient location for the H. brary as many others The suggestion made by Common Sense" in Satur- days Register is well worthy of con- sideration, both on the grounds of util- ity and economy, for there are better locations than the Green, such as the Eli Whitney place, corner of Elm and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL MONDAY MARCH

'On my last trip to Mexico, said one, While our train halted at Jimulco, a dinner station on the Mexican Central, I sighted and watched the mechanic who went from car to car sounding the wheels with a hammer, presumably to test their condition. He was fair type of the native skilled workman. Just to draw him out little 1 in- quired:
 Why do you rap the wheels?'
 Setting down his torch, he stared at me in amazement. Because the master mechanic tells me to- he replied. But why?' I persisted What good does 1t do?' do not know, Senor," said he. "The master mechanic tells me to strike each wheel and do so., That's is enough for me-
 How long have you been working at this job?' I asked.
 Two years, he replied. For two years he had been going through the form of sounding the car wheels with out the slightest knowledge of the ob- ject of the test or the slightest curiosity concerning it"-Philadelphia Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
THOSE QUEER CHINESE.

Major General Henry e. Corbin, who has been in 'ithe Orient" has just reached this country, and of course has been interviewed. Some of his talk IS encouraging. For instance, he doesn't believe there will have to be a war be- tween the United States and China. He admits that there have been disturb ances, but does not think they will break the peace of China and the Unit ed States, or any other nation. The feeling against Americans in China
 does not exceed that entertained to- ward all other foreigners. and as he understands the situation the entire anti-foreign feeling is due in a large
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
HAPPY ARIZONA.

Arizona is happy and smiling be- cause the Senate Of the United States didn't mind and do as it was told to about joining Arizona with New Mexi- co. When it came to action the Senate adopted the Foraker referendum amendment, 42 to 29 Then it struck New Mexico and Arizona from the bill, 37 to 95. Senator Bulkeley of Connect ieut voted against the coercion of Ari- zona, and he did right. His course will be heartily approved in Connecticut and by all in other parts of the coun- try who did not approve the untimely and unfair scheme.
 What next in this matter? Will the House concur in the Senate's action? We shall know in few days. Speaker Cannon is in a disagreeable situation If he tries to maintain discipline in the House and refuses to yield to the wish es of the Senate as expressed in the bill, the fight for next year will of course, be renewed almost immediately. Should he yield, it is probable that nothing more will be heard seriously about joining Arizona and New Mexico until after the next census. If that enumeration shows that the population in either of the territories has increas- ed so materially as to give any chance for seeking single statehood, a bill of that kind will be introduced. Other wise the territorial government seems destined to continue for number of years beyond the census of 191O
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
A Scientist, a Frog and Leylathan.

To Editor of the Journal and Courier:
 Once upon a time there lived a simple student of the pisces. In pursuing his studies he spent much time upon the water and nos only learned much about clans and oysters, but also acquired some simple philosophy.
 One day when digging deep into the mysteries of ttle sea, he heard croalk- ing sound which seemed to say, The world is composed of rascals. 1 am hon est and learned" The scientist being much interested in this croaking, followed up the sound and discovered a frog While he was examiningg the frog a leviathan appeared and swallow ed the scientist and the frog, The sea- serpent then devoured a few clans and oysters and all was we'll. His eyes be- spoke happiness from under his sea- weed waistcoat. The mermaids sang and life was sweet
 But not being satisfied with the pleas ure of digestion derived from having eaten just the proper food. the serpent again made a devouring dive but this time he got a crab who bit and holered at him