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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Cab Gem life Storage.

@t biz giere npmerfIom paa, at ro8le
Gpptctere poa @rumo af SrisnecietteIs
Ter paa ReSiciner bar optaset ben Erdgs
is at prsoe at iaIse noget arOct, uaar
ct oeItieuot Sreparat al etabIeret SIN
~furIauses. Sor grempeI Tax Sc fors
LANCER 9r. &Lmers Sipantp sRoot, bet
tore Rgres, Sepers og S~IrremibosI, Lao
oa life Hpotetereu eaer bans Glert opers
taIe Gem iii at tase noeet anoet / bets
Steb. Sber Gang set lptteS bam at
irIge 9em ct oGrbiIgTt Surrogat, tieucr
Ian mere Yenge, men De blioer uarret
paa 9eres SelbreSs 8efoitniug. Stpaups
Root tiIbereoes fun al 9r, GiImer &
Cos 2abOraturter. Siuabamptou. q. ..
Experimental life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

oere Hal Ssnnmes poa ubeitemt I'll
% IsSIaoes. naor DC bar piit goo Sp'
ferieI. Sellers Nin ON, at apitterin,
ger fra 8arebuic ifal fitnne brnses
iom acnianter bIep oaiaa bifoIot.
.2ieeiaa Glarfes Bin ON -Goniisn.
ments". enopioere Ell sia ON al
oprette ct grnmensbooro ! Sptome.
.tri for at reguIere oenue. @nase gi.
Der fla no for Spticions (2ienprs-
perez % iatter griner pna GoIf. gsii
ifaI ole iaoSannc nnoertaitc Zig era.
men al ia~sfpnoige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
&atarrb fan life belbreoes

psepbrt RibIsL ba b lite Tan Haa saabom.
meas : nos. aatnsra tr IN FIoe. sasr aputatarpns
Sp9eol. q ior at lel6rsbs xa maa lie haas ghtbl.
amer iHb. Halls Catarrh Cure taass tzb % pirtr
strsfis paa elr6st o. ~eliubae.rHs. Halls Catarrh
Cure tr tns en- RDaffaIpsps4atetuu- leu blso I aart.
~ Il uguidIf r~69eMI6e<l 3st az huneHtaf al q
esbfr Srrtrtair HaR ntnhsT. tprslVi nse b bebfts
SlpeeusRiuqssDltoieS. Der pfrfct hirsiie paa elimasa.
brraL Ten triofpmn eanusnigtMna a b 10 N.
srsoiruir 81 bet er hxrirt1x na isrtaHieHbs Rsfsl.
iaFr eA ostbubaka AZ aataut, Stxio eik1 Oh.
HrsbHre. init D. y GAsnes a &C., eispa
sdlass AZ nposfsnt pui ISL
Hans I andy Plhs q b seotE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

-1O6s. Sp.: Ser / Bisconiin cr en-
COP, Iom ~beitemmer, at uaar ct Sotpu
brrger ct 8eIpb (fporenbe til en- piS
9rpceut al ben tarerebe ScI al lfs os
faIt gienbmn) til gpenins al groer, iad
or Gountpet pIistie til at betaIe ct liges
fco tort 8elsb iii Sotrnst, 'aa at oltiaa
To,unet Inn bp9ee en- Bro, bois &oitenhe
er oobbeIt ian n,eest, Tom bet (Eo,uuet)
feIp poterer paa i'm gienbpm. gu peo
iisitc 8anrpalg 1905 blep Der optet en-
GeI Reu9e til 8pgnin9 at Ell gro. men
life NOT til. at bi fan faa ct tilipnrenoe
gelsb af Gouutpet. vi flere @rrnbe
fuuSe groeu life bpsses iom b~eiterut. 9u
snfer en- Sci at pute inb en- Then Slrm
bette Gar, netop NOT til at hinne fna
SieIp at Gouutbet. SEQ ituloe nj NUGGET
eierre erife at pibe, ON bette blioer Ion4
Iigt, ba life ben belle Gum bIep ooteb inb
paa en- Sang.
Spar: Der or insen geitemmelie !
2speu ON, at Gnmrnen Hal pporipes paa
eusans; men bet ma spntsisres, at
8rpens 3oftenoe pil ppcritise en- Stteus
bebel Of en- Irpeent af ben i~fatteplistise
Gienbpmsperbt | TSmnet, % at Somnet
er pilist % bar ppbrenet &cuse for bet
baipe SsIsb ai groeus SDitenne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
6OaO titan jfal giore.

Ter er 1reit SuHbitabeH, Iaa ofte Hos
toit, Sr, aurerS Smautps Ruot, bet tore
9tpremtooel, fploer 1pert Behou / 5efbre'
oelieu al Rbsamatisme, Smerte / Rnaoen,
Hprerne. eeperen, glGren os enbner Del az
urlntanGlen. 3et retfsr pad uongtiabeS to
at hcloe SaHo % BEN itittenoe Smerte ueo
al ldoe bet. eler be bunrlige SirtniRasr, Sou
iplaer paa &rHgeH al BrRnbeutu, Sin eler
2l, o. bet opertommcr ben ubehuQeliae
R~popenotgbeo, iom tutHger en- til at aGa No
pitc ON GGsen % itad op mango ganse ON
Ratter.
Zen uuloe % uuerosutlise Sirtning at
Spomps Hput, bet ltp-t Rure' o. &lprcmio,
Del, erfGres mart. 5eH itaar hsiRit paa
GruHo al bens ptomSeritge lelbreoeuee
arait, ipm er bepiit / Suiiuoer di be mer
iInertefloe IiIjRloer. Suis 81 trRuqer
0ieoiein, ltHIoe Sc bare ocn bcOite. SRlges
al ate Apptelert l 50 Gents og en- Dollars
Stprrrficr.
De tan iaa en- @rsOelaItr OF Sfvdmps
Rppt, Oct itpre 9inremioSel o. Ell BOG, TOM
iortGler alt ON bet. itHot abiOlHt frtt or.
Bot. aorsSie Tr. aiimer & &C., Binss
hdTttuU. ". y. Raar &c itrioer, oa pRr
iIffcr pad, at eu WRuuer, Ut Se lPits bette
ltbcrale Iilbuo "TecurabsE Soften. Iaa
ttte Gcii. men butt RGUHGt Suamp'Root,
3r. 3tImrrs SUampsRoot. o. Aoresie1
Stuahamtun. y. y. paa bper 5laite.
3e tan iod en- prGgtia NlmaHaf, iulo al
mn % uTretfuto SpInSuiHg, ium er trptt I
2CreS eaet Sprpg, peo at ltripe til Or. Sill
utcr y 20, S~tlabamtpII, y. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

gtaar Sc Itriper til Gpertes
reuSe, iaa oHr idu oerIie at
meSSeLe, at Sc iad oeres
advertisement / ~7ccordbsE 90
hen. Oct iifrcr Gem ben
beSfc @ebduSIing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

SOTO. Sp.: 8aGr en- Ranb bar faaet
err Sarm al en- aubeu paa ben 8etiusels
fe, at ban ifnl forfprge bam. fan ban oa
life iRlseSarmen, naar &isberen poatar
fig famine SorpligteIie?
spar: Oct er intet ipeisn berior.
bpis Rauben, inn uprinbclis eisSe Sars
men, ps ipm ifal f~Dripraes, life Heb 81
beruaSet bar b~ettnset Zig, at GieuSum.
men life ma ielsss til en- GrebiemauS
| bans 2epetiD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

era Gstteu. 9ommereu: as %
gtar bar De pRret gift, % iao fommer
De MI % pil ftiGesl"
gggtemanoen: ga life iauSt.
Sr. 9ommer, De er forbauiet oper,
at ieg life er fommet for I9use f.
benz"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

5072. Sp.: I. Seam en- SDr1eiteaber.
icm life bar facet fit aubet S~oraerpapir.
probe np fit 2auo pau Id Raaneoer ce
faa fulb StisOe paa beta
2. Gar ban fuIb 8ettiebeo til at SGIs
ae Def, ferenb ban bar pQret Der |
2arbet / 8 aar.
Spnr: 1. ga, beb at opfrloe 2pbens
g~etinselier for Communication % betale
ben faiiatte gris' for SaHbet, b. b. Z.
S1.25 pr. Acre bpis bet sr ubenpr
@renien at ct Sernbanes Sanbsrant, %
$3.50, bpis bet er belisaenbe iubcnfur
Ureuien af ct iaabant "8raat".
2. San bar @et til at irIse 9anbet
naaripmbslit eftsr at bane erbolht 6es
sj~eriussfibSc paa bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Rorrefponoanee.

epsrcsmaaI fra g~seripucr, fcm life cpsipsr fine
Napnf III Saskatchewan, beiparfs life. :
spsrserr bsoesaFatie line SssrssHadli ct Hart %
fpbeiiet 6prpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

s GuIeSrine Here SoreipsrgiIer ON,
bborSm MAJ itaI bore iig 40 for at faa
bet bebite biemme6rpgaeoe 81, itriosr 3.
g. 9onum, Or. 2, @or IS, 8atrfar,
Riuu., at bois ulau tnoIasger % @ts,
til Yorto 90 grerpapir, Hal 6an iuooie
ole. ipn maatte suifc bet. | ben uGputs
GuuIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

til at iaitiPtte SiSen, oa IofaIe Bare.
brsmpuo ifaI bope fine Sorretninger
oabue. 8ibere oeotuees Gpcnlous
5oriIoa meo Senjpn til Rontrol oper
l~lorpooeIie al atxpg oa Seite, Jon
lioer al Tuberculosis o. "8lnnoerS"
% eritntning for eierne Of iaaomue
lSpr.
&isconiin.
Senotor quitting ~fremIagoe Maii.
oag oen 25Se eH R~eioIutiun. bpor.
eiter SaIg paa en- 6orereoe Staters
Senotor ifal begunOe Sen 16Se april.
Gette GAP GnIeouiua til CT IioIiet
Sroitifte ont en- Sog, Tom man bio
til life bnnoe bersrt pdo Senatets
Sub. Sorpoeu Slliting SeItog sc.
natorerne SuSunl, Omen, 9ra3eait,
Rage, 9iibop, &obIe. Snnborn og
&ocfncp / 0ebotteu, % ser fnIOt
mango ltorpe Orb.
Suiet tiIitemte ct Iorilag ON, at
Sreoningstiber Tor Short ifai for.
IGHees meo 3 Gage, ~ al en- Spaer
life itaI ba Sop til at itu0e 3, men
bare 1 Short. Sdgttioen ifaI bcreitcr
fun pare fra 1Ooe til 25oe Ropem-
Der.
Seuotet peStog iaieu the 9unu
8octet @aaott", iom tiIitemtc5 al
begge Suic for to Iar iiScu, men
iorfaiteSe$ al Solicit.
= RiHneiotaS 6iife. % SagtFomite
fom iii Waoiiou % fonicrerc0e meo
8iScoHiirs4omitecn.
y Otter megeu &dmp beIlutteoc &c.
uotct SirSoag Sen 266e meS % MOB
1 Stemre Roge ira NtiIpdtfee), al
@auotteriu9cn oocr ell 6orene0e Sta.
ters Seuator ifaI bcggtSe sen 166e
gpriI % fortirtteS, til SpooncrS 81.
termauS or ooIqt. Get par Ct RcSer,
lag for @icegltberusr @. 9. Gcunor
% bats WtRuo, iom oiIOe haze Ii.
Set lt0iot. GcioIutioncn gif oerpau
iii Suiet, % Der btiaIOteS sen meO
"a moo 4 Stemmer.
Soa optoG Suiet GIearpS Bill ON
at aniGtte Ell 9rou0marIbuI, iom itdI
Ia 5000 / &er % 2 GSiiterter.
Ger opito0 en- beitig Debat ON Sen,
Ha mango bao0e imob ar oprette ct
mt StntsembeOe; men 9iucn git til.
Hut igienncm.
aomiteen for StotSoffPrer font
meo Ell SuOitiIing ongaocuOc SaIg
al RusOriffe. Sr6ningen al Neuue
Gag bar / lang 2iO giOet auIebniua
iii Stri6, % set er pauifeIiat at ior.
Iiae De m~ooitriberSe SntereSier.
glrore Observation-Disclosures bIep os.
ina frenIo9te.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

5000. Sp: @oar en- Rauo auieger
S~oipuboarbet ON at faa en- Bel ublagt
efter en- Settiousliuie. % Soipuboarbet
reeter at gisre noset peS bet, alene al
ben @runb, at 2anbeierue Ianes Sinier
bill babe Setaling for Sanoet, til bperl
ffal man ba beuoenbe ZIG, % bbilteu
SrsmeansSmaabe er bebit at fsI9e for
piSere auigniuger ON en- iaabau Bel?
Snar: Naar nau fplcr zig uttls
frebs uteb sp,unbrnrbets afsisrelie at en-
%snipsnius un at uolasse en- Bel, fan
man inben 80 Gage appefere euten til
en- Suffice | ct nGrIissenos Tpwn eler
til GDuntps Spmmeren put at uSuGnne
en- 2pntmiSfipu for at operpeie ben trnfne
afgipreIfe, % benne fan etten belt eler
belpis omitsne suwnb uarbets afsisrelic
ener usiaa spbfienber ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

507t. Gp.: Sli9ter iee at forisr9e
en- bpgsu p9 gift Satter og beubes &aub.
near iee bar nof meo at furisrse min
sbri9e SamiIie2
Spar: Rel; bet faar blipe Seres
suiserisns sag at f~prisrse baabe ZIG ieiu
pg lin Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

50S1. Sp.: San en- Rocer BRUCE fit
8arus 8euge til at fomme ite i9aug paa
en- SofreIteab / HorO 9afota, a q Sen
gene er Barnet cfterIaot at Sabereu oeS
bans 9sb? Ser er uouGout a~bminiitras
tor for Barnet, (Spsr9smoaIet itertt
furfortet.)
SOAR: uSen @Smiuiitratursus CANT
tpffe sler 8ettens @iialS Tan bnn life
BRUCE gensene. Spis Iuberen tntioier'
tiS trrnser npsct til garnetS tinberbulo,
nil 8etten tiliabe, at bet nsopenSise Be-
lsb titles til Sisppiittun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

5078. Sp.: 1. Gdar bill Sripp @ouns
tb 9dubet / Spb 9atota blioe aabnet for
Settlemeut2
2. SporleSes blir bet aabnet.
8. Sporlebes er 2aubets uSieenSe?
Spar: /. Oct er enbHu life beitcnrt,
maaife ensans til Ssfen, u,aaife life fsr
til nGite Snar.
2. Oct pl blipe Gubnet peb SpStref,
ming.
3. Get fan pt life sipe uoseu paali.
bsIis geifes ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

~ $780, W.
communication proof IN North Dakota,
and haze G,niare, machinery and Hvs
stock in another state?
2. Can a person rent a Ea,m in an
other state, and hire a man 10 do tie
aVork. and make a communication pro5 in
N. Dak,. Ohcn he enhymaN and his
family stay on tie claim 8 months after
tie rsto moHkhsP
Ans: /. Yes, If he otherwise con-
forms to the provisions of the law.
=. Yes, if the entryman makes the
land his only home during that time.
5076, 81: 1. Seq bar inart b9ret
Der amerita | to Gar % sniter at taae
nit fsrite gapir. San ieg fda Set til at
9iGIoe fra ben Satu. ie9 Tom Der til 2aus
oct, naar iea ian bebtie. at iee bar bGret
Der / ben Sio, eGer er oct nm gpISiet
fra ben Suto, ieg tager bet2
2. Spor Hal ieg beubenbs mig iii for
al iaa BET? Door meeet toiter oct?
Sbcr laugs oil oct bare, for iea faat Bet,
on bpor lang 3iS ital Der bergaa, for ieS
Tan faa BET iiSitc Rapir?
8. Set or min 8eitemmeIie at taae
5pmeiteas bette Soraar Der SBo Sas
iota os efter IA giadusSer PROBE op meS
&euee; men fan iee Oct. rndr ies life
bar mine iiOfts Sapirer?
T.. Otter at ieg bar fact be iiSite gas
pirer paa NIT Someitsao. fan ieg Iaa
reiie til bet eamle 2auS os tisbe SauS
Der oe DO berpaa % aIieepeI bebolSe NIT
Somefteao Der. eler ifal ieg ,iGlgs bet?
8. San ies tase pomeiteao for en- ans
ben, naar ies Jar bans SuIbmagt oertiI?
s. Spor fan ies faa Somciteaos %
Saatlppene for Sbo Satota?
Z, San ies tage mine isrIs Sapirsr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

.5o74. Quest. Z. Is a ferson aHoyea
to Freddie MediciSe tn Iowa, fer COM
PaniEs outside tie STATE, aVitHoRt a
HceHSef
?. Can he sell Gr companies IN the
SakcP
Ans: I. Yes.
4. Yes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
6Dorlebes man finDer no

6nlo en- 5laite efIer ct alminoeliat Clos
meo 1eres Eano o. lab bet ina "a Elmer ct
BltHofdIo bert dntpoer en- uhefIig TilItanb /
Nprerne; bpis bet letter gletter paa Isl,
laa er bet SioHesbpro ON Rgrefpgopm;
3rane til at ponoe dltiur oite e1sr Smerte
u negeH, er operDepiienoe BioneSbpro ON,
at Nnrerne on NLGren er nne al Eroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

507s, 6p.: CT Ser nogeu Straf for
al orioe en- "8Iiuopi9" / Winneiota?
spar: sals at brruienbe Sritfe
ubsn 9ieenie ftraffes / Minneiota meS
en Mnlft of fra so SplGrs ps ppuper
eler minbft 80 Sasss 5Gnsiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

$3.50. Co.: Sea ialser min Sarm og
fprpagter ben berpaa ct aar % bar itres
ben &pntraft. San iee M tisre @iBoies
len bort ira Saruten, ba Der life er
nGbut roget ON so og @isbiel / aons
tratten.
Spar: Gjsoieleu tilbsrer Sarraen
"a beruieo ben npc Gier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

SOTO. Sp.: Gpeio abresien for Il.
g, Sanbpffices | SpS Saspta % Rons
tana9
Snar: 3 SpS Safota CT Der 2anS
fontprer I absrSesu, Chamberlain, Sus
ron, gaithea, Iisrre, Rapib GitD %
@atertpwu. 8 Wpntana: gpSeman,
SeIena, Saliissa, SeiuistpUn, Ti!es
Gitn o. WiSfbnln.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
Puing Euedw nth


There are at present being produced in
New York alone twelve musical plays,
in which from 100 to 200 girls are en-
ployed in the chorus, and at the hippo
drOme 400 or 500 girls and several hun
dred men find constant employment.
One reason Of this stampede to the
footlights is that it means more money.
Few girls in shops earn more than $40
week, and the great majority earn
considerably less, while the homeliest
kind of chorus girl commands at
least $15 week. with costumes fur
nished. If she happens to be pretty
and Is good dancer, she earns at least
$40 or $25, and often more. From the
writer's point Of view the shop work,
even with its low wages, is preferable
to the life Of the chorus girl, which is
anything but beer and skittles; but to
those who only see the glare of the foot.
lights and hear the music of stage life.
the chorus opens up sort of perpetual
fairyland to their mental vision. De
spite the hard work and the hardstilps
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
WHY GIRL HELP Is SCARCE.
A1lurements of the Chorus Prove
More Attractive than Store Jobs.

Anurements of the Chorus Prove
More Attractive than Store Jobs.
A New York paper recently contained
an article upon the growing difficulty
Of securing help for the large depart
ment stores, and the writer Of this dr.
tlcle wondered where all the men and
girls who only a couple Of years ago
stood In line to apply for work at these
very stores from which the complaints
are now coming have gone, says Harriet
Quimby In Leslies Weekly. Hotels
are complaining about the scarcity of
maids and Of walters, and there is the
everlasting wall about the lack of
household servers. Do they vanish into
thin air? Not at ALL The secret of
their mysterious and steadily increas-
Ing disappearance is solved. They go
on the stage. The hundreds of musical
comedies playing In New York and
throughout the country swallow up
these girls and men by the thousands.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

Like good many other current dis
coveries and gospels, the high-voiced
talk respecting the necessity for re-
stricting the right of marriage to ply
sically sound people Is as old as civil
ization. Indeed, the theory goes back
Of civilization and extends to barbar-
ism, for many savage tribes summarily
killed off the unfit. So far from per-
mitting them to marry, they would not
permit them to live. In an age when
fighting was the chief end of man ply
sical perfection was an Indispensable
qualification. The weaklings, male and
female, had to go-the males because
they could not fight and the females
because they could not bear fighters.
In this stage of the earth's progress
the war factor does not enter into the
matter so strongly, but all humane and
discriminating people must and do
agree that the mating of physical or
mental weaklings and especially those
affected with the so-called hereditary
diseases, is strongly to be deprecated
on grounds of humanity and expedien-
cy. No rejecting person desires the de-
generation of the race. But the con-
temporary clamor over the matter by
people who put the question upon
purely animal basis will lead to moth
ing save the disinclination of most per-
sons to discuss it at all. There can be
no proper objection to necessary plain
speaking, but there can be and there
is an objection to continual harping on
a subject which is perfectly familiar to
everybody already. Nobody defends
the mating of the unfit. The marriage
of consumptives, for instance, is OBJ
viously wrong and undesirable. But
the evil results of such a marriage can
not be emphasized because everybody
Is fully aware of them already. The
whole thing, in a few words, is the re-
discovery by people who are always
making such discoveries that two and
two make four. The world has known
1t all along and to vOciferate it in the
market place does not make it either
new or interesting.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

Noah Webster, who was somewhat Of
a refOrmer in his day, would be graft
fed, no doubt, were he living, by the
compliment of confidence paid to him
by the House committee on appropria-
tions, which has inserted a paragraph
in the appropriation bill providing that
the government printing office "shal
follow the rules of photography estab-
lished by Webster or the other general
ly accepted dictionaries of the English
language" This bill, when passeu by
the House and approved by the Presi-
dent, will put an end to the feeling Of
public unrest which has prevailed since
the difference of opinion expressed by
Mr.. Roosevelt and Congress in the mat
ter Of the 300 words. Naturally II Is
rot believed that the slight clash that
has gently disturbed the delightful re-
lations between the President and Con-
gress in this diversity of view will ex-
tend to more serious matters. 1t Is
not feared that the painful disagree
ment which marred the administration
Of President Andrew Johnson will be
repeated or that the country will be
convulsed by another governmental
wrangle. The acorn of dissent which
has been born of so-called reform spell
ing will not be permitted to develop
into a sturdy oak of distrust ana wrath.
Mr.. Roosevelt has done what he could
to mend-Or to mar-spelling, and he
still has 1t in his power by increased
private correspondence to emphasize
his convictions and repeat his conclu-
sions 1t Is true that his messages
will be printed in the Congressional
Record with the antiquated spelling,
but there Is solace in the Thought that,
with the possible exception of the
proofreaders, nobody will gloat over
his discontinue in the perusal of that
medium of communication. 1t is pleas
ant to contemplate the settlement of
this minor controversy accomplished
in manner so tactful, graceful and
consderate, for, Of course, in this in
stance Mr.. Roosevelt will cOurteously
yield to the wishes of Congress. Just
as he will expect Congress will in re-
turn defer to him in other matters of
public policy.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

our most popular citizens keep with difficulty. BY eti-
quette do not mean the common decences and kind
Of life but those little qurks Of conduct by which
people of fashion demonstrate to the unthnkng
that they very superior but convince the respectable
minority of thinking people that they fools If
either Of these things harass you be not
to the manor-born and have numberless incarnatons
before you in which to learn what those who do not
fret against such barriers know nstnctvey.
To do the naturally kind and polite thing is the first
impulse of real lady gentleman. To do the snowy
and smart thing is the ambition of perverse and for
ward generation, to riches and to the eegancies
and renements of life Good horse is toerably
fair guide to etiquette, and when this is supplemented
by kind heart he who possesses both Is not likely to
serious bunder, in the most critical society
There number Of things done in the of eti-
quette which to say the least Of it. silly If not
positively rude
The truth is formal politeness is of the most
worthless things In the world, unless accompanied by
genuine feeling of kindness and good will There Is
kindly and human bearing that must go with it, else
mere mechanical etiquette is in itself insulting.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

The fact that eight of the eleven
members of the new French cabinet are
or have been journalists demonstrates
anew the Importance of this profession
In France. 1t Is the avenue to dis
tinction as the bar is in England and
the United States. The personal ele-
ment in the French journals is of
course the reason. The leading articles
are signed, and man may make a rep
utation through them in a few weeks,
whereas the English or American jour-
nalist may write thousands of brilliant
leaders and remain unknown. Which
of the two systems is the better is a
difficult question to decide, although
many hold that the anonymous system
is the more likely to secure a solid,
well-balanced and responsible press.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

The Postofiice Department wants bet
ter roads for its rural carriers, better
mail transportation on American ships
and safe steel cars for clerks in the
railway mail service. 1t ought to have
all of these things. The work of the
department in preventing frauds has
become increasingly effective, and it
may well be carried still farther. 1t Is
one of the most useful agencies on the
side of sound public morals, just as the
whole great postal system of dissent
mating knowledge is priceless stimu-
lus to national intelligence.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

sense of reserve; she must to speak, keep up GER
tain amount of mystery about herself To many persons
this reserve is in itself compelling charm. In popu
lar modern novel the imaginative hero wearies Of his
bride because he discovers that she Is too transparent
too easily understood" Which, however unreasonable
Is not impossible state of affairs. There Is Ara
ban proverb, of the sayings of Sueyman the
Sage, Never tell all you may know, since he who tells
all he may know often tells than is wise" The
precept is we'll worth keeping
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

clothing is often refreshing. The Eng
lish editor believes that the effect is
physical as well as mental. or physical
through the mental stimulus, and ad-
yises that even the Woodworking
clerk, the shopkeeper and the laboring
man cast off their workaday clothes
and put on clean clothing for the even
ing meal, when the toll of the day is
over
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
He Is Welcome ed.

AT last!" exclaimed the foreign
statesman and man of letters, as he
stood on the deck Of the ocean steam
ship and gazed with klndling eye at the
busy mart of commerce that lay almos.
at his feet. "Within an hour the dream
Of my life will be realized, and l shall
stand on the shore of America, the land
Of the free, the home Of the brave and
the hope Of the world"
Within an hour, however, he was
standing before a red-nosed, CLASSY
eyed Inspector and Indignantly deny
Ing that he was an anarchist, a pau.
per, coolie laborer, bigamlst, thief.
murderer or fugitive from justice.
A shoemaker's main business Ia