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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-22
The Teaching Profession and the
Northern Negro.

-
the ears of the Northern Negro
"Arse, shine, fpr thy lighti is
comet this is the terrible mo-
ment. Roughly speaking, there
are about 100000 Negroes in
Greater New York at this time.
The government of the State of
New York, backed by some Of
Americas greatest phiIanthro-
psts, has made it possible that
every boy and girl. regardless of
race or creed, shall hive the
means at his door for the proper
rudiments of an ordinary educa
ton; ard has been so liberal as to
leave no excuse for ignorance by
laying the foundation principles
of an excellent system of common
school education for the masses.
Thinge have been so arranged by
the Board of Education that all
that is required of the pupil is to
find himself or herself in class at
the regular morning and after
noon sessions daily, when every
thing that the teaching profess
sion can devise is ready on the
spot, and we'll paid teachers in
evidence to impart the instruct
ion necessary to the proper
grounding in common school
education. And, further, any
one may persue a grammar school
and then high school and COL
lege course free; and yet, further
the graduate holding the, diplo.
ma of teachers college is guara.
. nteed an appointment which
starts with $50 per month, in any
of the public schools of Greater
New York. Despite this most
liberal condition of affairs, you
will search in vain throughout
all Of Greater New York to find
fifty Negro school teachers. We
opins that our people are not
awakening to right sense of
their privilege and opportuni
ties in this respect; that they arr
actually throwing to the winds
the very best opportunity afford
ed to the race up North of prov,
Ing to the world the right Of the
Negro to take his place in the
vanguard of peoples. The innate
affectlonal nature of the Negro
BELTS him for the patience and
per reverence necessary 10 the
professional teacher. Turn to
our cousins, the British Negro If
the Wes'.. Inoies, and you find that
nine hundred an ninety nine of
every thousand of the teaceers in
those islands of the Caribbean
Archipelago are Negroes who
are never satisfied until they
reach the highest diplomas in the
gift OF the government; with the
alternative that the education of
of the Negro is exclusively in the
hands of the Negro, with most
excellent results.
But we need mol go so far afield
1t is we'll known that there is,
comparatively speaking. no sys
tenn OF education in the South
no such facilities as we have in
New York City and other large
cities where the Northern Negro
is to be found, yet is it not fact
that 80 per cent of the Negro
graduates at the great centers of
learning uu North are those who
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-22
PRICES FOR POLITICAL

PRICES FOR POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
State and National offices. -. $1,000
County offices ................ 500
Mayor of Springfield .......... 500
Regular write-ups, 10 cents per
line. Ten-line notice one time, with
announcement, free.
your paper in the afternoon on Sat
urdays.
Parties, who do not get their pa
per Saturdays, will complain to their
carrier. You should, at least, get
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
New Swimming Records If
Constantly Being Msitle
Daniels, the American Champion, Has
Demonstrated His Ability
ih England. ~

The quartermilc swimming cham.
pionship OF the northern counties Of
England was signallzed by lhei'frst
appearance for the year nf Henry
Taylor. the young swimmer from
Chadderton. and admitted 10 W The
best swimmer England has prodsced
On account OF the visit Of Daniels 10
England and his great work thcrh the
records made at home and abroad are
now rcckonod in the one breath. and
a new mark for fast swim made In
England is as interesting to aquatic
enthusiasts here as if 'twere made
here.
Taylor performed in remarkable
style In this northern championship,
which, by the way. was inaugurated
In 1903 to perpetuate The memory OF
the swimmers who went to South AZ.
rica and fell in the Boer war. IL was
first won by David Ellington. who put
up the present worlds record 5for n
bath of II turns the time being
minutes SO Is seconds. on Juuo 90
OF that year in the Bacup baths. That
this was great performance time has
proven. for many attempts have been
made TO improve on II without sue.
cess. Eric Forsyth won the race In
1901 aud 1905. but without taking
shade out Of the record This ifmo
Taylor set IL rocking. for he came
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
TAKE L. II. FLoCKEN's ADVICE
For More Than Two Years They
Have Been Trying to Tell You
How to Cure Indigestion.

We know Of nc surcr way to
prove that we have remedy that
Will relieve stomach trouble and in
digestion than by offering il to you
at our own expense in ease it fails.
Through our own personal recon-.
mend many Marion residents have
been induced 10 try this remarkable
dyspepsia remedy, and they have
foni,d relief almost without excep-
lion. One little tablet taken after
meals invariably relieves distress
after eating. sour stoamcll, fcrmcn-
taiion. heart barn, and other syrnp-
toms of indigc ion. Pcpsikola Tab
lets arc u positive cure for chronic
dyspepsia and il you have palpita-
tion, sick headache. nclyons spells,
cnawing pain, at The pit of The
stomach. backache. orlif you feel
worn ont, run down. tired or des-
pondent, nothing in this world IS so
sure 10 renew yonr energy, steady
your nerves, improve ymr diges.
tion and increase your bodily vigor
as ten days trial Of these tablets.
pcpsikola is also y grand nerve ton
ic and Il. II. Flocken's win cheerful.
~ return your % cents in ease yon
arc not greatly benefited.
12-lO-mon IF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
Squires Coming Here
.l to Fight Heavyweishts
Australian, Champion viii Post For
felt OH Arrival - Brings His
Baeker with Him.

Emnlailng tile example of all The
really great Australians who have
been champions before him. Blll
Squires, The champion heavyweight
boxer of Australia, has decided TO
take the bull by the horns and come
10 America. He Announces that he
viii soon start IN tho steamer Ven.
tura for San Francisco, where he will
he prepared TO post forfeits and defy
the ablest heavyweights of this coun.
try. His hacker. Jack Wren, well.
to.do Melbourne boolmaker. so he
cables, viii be with him and win have
4 sack of money.
If Squires only proves the equal Of
the men who came from Australia
long ago there Is trouble ahead for
The best of our hcavics. and the
mighty Jcfries viii have 10 fight or
stay on his ranch for keeps. Little is
known OF Squires, excepting from
vague reports. and he may be won.
der or dub. But what marvels Ans.
tralia sent us in the past What
whales of the roped arena used TO
cross over. slug and wallop. and annex
all the honors that the ilsilc world
could give.
Peter Jackson was black Austral.
ian whose skill has seldom been ap.
preached. lie was as good as seven
Jack Johnsons or Tommy Burnses. lie
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

When a man win admit his coifeo
IS cold its sign the honeymoon is
over.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

"pinoulcs' (non=afcoholic) mads
from resin from our Pine forests,
used for hundreds of years for Mad
der aud Kidney diseases. Medicine
for thry days. $l.O0. Guaranteed.
Sold by Flocken's Drug store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

homo In the rafting time of minutes
80 seconds.
Taylor won tho 40, 500, $50 and
mile national Championships OF Eng
land, and the 40 and 1000 yards
northern counties pionshlps
Added to this Is the mile champion
ship of the world at Athens.
Daniels appearance IN England did
II great deal toward disabusing The
English mind of the idea the his rec
ords al home were not genuine. He
won the 100 yards from such cracks
ns Healy, the Australian and Derby
shire. and set up new British record
of IS 3.5 seconds. though he only got
home touch" in front OF ihc Anil.
podean. ON June %, at Richmond
Daniels swan the hundred In 81 30
seconds, beating all former English
records, and on July 20, ar Liverpool,
Daniels made the lJ0 yards In / min.
ute SO seconds, wiping all the Tecords
off The slate.
After his return home Daniels
scored an nnbrolen string Of Victories.
tho 100 yards A. A. U. national cham.
pionship at ST. Louis in straightaway
course in 60 seconds. equaling ihe rec.
ord under The conditions IN The early
spring and before he LEFT ON. r1e trip
TO Europe. Daniels swan tire 100
yards with three turns In SO Seconds,
but this Is still under investigation
by the a. a, u, record authorities.
Daniels signalized his first Iappear.
ance OF tie new year by MealSing
three American swimming 9ecords.
The new ilgures established In the
mercury foot" 25.yard tank we're for
l90. l5O and 200 yards. Tho. blonde
amphibIan chopped 6 IS seconds from
Harry LeAlyne's time of / minute
90 4.5 seconds in the first 30 Yards OF
his journey, Topped of an cYen six
from his own record of lnihutc i3
seconds for the $50 yards, and finished
the full 200 yards 4 3,5 seconds better
than his own figure of minutes 20
seconds ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
Legal Notice

William f. Johnson, whose place
OF residence Is unknown. will take
notice that the undersigned, on the
10th day OF February, a. d. 1907.
filed a petition against him In the
Court of Common Pleas OF Marion
county, Ohio, praying for a divorce
and .alimony upon the grounds Of
gioss neglect of duty, extreme cru
e'ty and adultery, and that he Is
required to answer said petition on
o. before the 9Th day of April. A.
ID. 1907.
MAMIEtc. JOHNSON
BY P j. Menahan, Attorney for
plaintin. - (" 2-lS-6n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

came over about Is years back. and
punched his way through the abest
stars OF America and Britain. John H.
cNcepted--and John never met him.
Frank Slavln was splendid sam.
pie OF the rough and hardy Australian
ilslitcr and showed meteorlcally for
Il time, till his own counityman, Peter
Jackson. met him and heat him so bad,
~ he has mover chi any figure since.
Bob f'itzsimmOns crossed over not
long after Peter Jackson, aud is still
with MS. His feats need no chron,
lclIns--thoy will live in the history of
the ring as long as men love 10 read
OF the great baitiers nf the age.
Dan Crecdon was mighty power In
American lighting circles. Just as he
had been in Australia. So was Jim
Hall, Il rangy, cool.headed fighter who
was one Of the grandest natural scrap,
pers Of his time. Both OF these. men,
like Slayin, were invincible against
Americans until beaten down by one
OF their own collntrymen---Bob FitZ.
simmons.
Australian Billy Murphy was shin.
ing light for years Grlnfo was sen.
sation and n fghtng delight I'm his
own habits spoiled his skin. Hughey
Napier. George Mckenzie. Jim Barron
and other Australians, though moi
champions, showed grade of skin
aud speed superior TO that of most
American warriors OF their time.
The Australians OF few years ago
We're wonders OF the ring. WIN Bill
sanires be such another. or viii he be
q disappointment and numbering
dub?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
Meeinnity stllI With Giants.

according To rnmors circulated
within Tho last few days Iron Man"
Mc,'ihhiiy was not be one OF
the Giants the coming season. Recent.
~ he WAS notified as TO the trip which
INC Gianis will make 10 California
FRED NJ, Knowles, secretary OF the
clup, received Il letter from McGinnity,
stating that he would meet the team
EN- route to California. That insures
McHinnity's presence with tho team
ms year and tho pitching corps OF the
Giants VIII remain as II was in 1906
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
Among Magazines
DlD BLAINE BREAK FAITH
WITH GARFTEhD?


One OF the features eof Ida NJ. Tar
bolps tariff article In the March,
American Magazine. Is story which
presents certain aspects Of James
q. Blaine's yeracty., II comes In as
n part of Miss Tarbcll's lively mar
raiivc of the lehi in Grants time
between high t)roicciionists and
tariff rcformers, over the reduction
OF war duties. Following are some
OF the men aud events. referred to
IN Miss Tarbells Spirited article.
Horace Gltcley. Sunset Cox, Hor-
ace White, Henry G. Carey. David A.
Wells. "Piglron' Kelley. Senator
Allison. Carl Schuz, John Sherman.
the salt monopoly, the fortunes
made IN iron, the ironical a nomina-
tlon Of Greeley. projections great
victory in Congress, and the panic OF
10.
In 1876 Mr.. Blaine was can
didate for reelection as Speaker.
Unless he could appeasc the tariff
rciormers there was danger OF their
with the Democrats TO de-
feat him. Accordingly he asked the
four most influential reioymers 10
meet him secretly IN New York The
fcur were William -, Allison. ilor-
ace White, Charles Nordloif, aud
General Drinkerhoff. There was a
long discussion, ending in q propo-
sition from Mr.. Blaine that II the
retormcrs would permit him TO he
reelected Speaker, he would permit
them 10 name the chairman Of the
Ways and Means Committee. and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

govc them majority on IL The
proposifidn was accepted at,d r..
Blaine VIA asked 20 appoint. Mt
Thcre .whs no fsasoh 80 s,sbb96e
|that Nff. I,laIno would Keep hlA
|promIsc. Nevertheless the suspicion
thai he was SLIPPERY" In politics
was not uncommon, and the Free
Trade I.eagne concluded ID Athd
General T,rIhkcrlioff 10 Washington
to ACE TINT the ARRANGEMENTS was
carried o,it "a
The rcst Of tho story Is told de
follows ny Miss rafhcil: VIZ
"As tile days won't on and. tho ah.
pointincnis promised were hot made
General Bfinkcrh0ff felt more and
more uneasy. bnt said hbthine. Fin.
|ally one day as he wa4 on the floor
Of the House. Mr.. Blaine sent a
pngc 10 hin. asking HIN for an In
|tefview.
=" lie then called some $pne to
The chair, says General Brinkcrhoff,
and MS hc went ont Of tho south
door ] went out Of tho north door.
and wcht around and met him. lie
took me down to The basement and
into a room he called his den. lie
then locked the door aud went 10
cupboard and brought out some re-
fitshmcnts. and We sat down at
little table.
"'Aftcr awhile he told me he
wanted to talk with me about the
Ways and Mcans Committee. lie
took n slip of paper from draw
O." and wrote down nine names and
then turned Il around TO me TO read.
saw that he kept his finger on the
paper. and that he did not intend to
let me take II away. and so took
ia little time TO study its makeup.
and get II clearly in my memory.
saw at % glance that he was not car
rying ont his agreement. BECAUSE
Dawes was at the head as chairman.
and not GarneNi. | saw also as
looked over the list that majority
Iof the committee were not revenue
reform men. although IL was cbm-
binaiion calculated to deceive any
enc not fully posted ON Individual
records.
There were only four men on
his list who were not protcctiohists.
and after discussing the matter
while, he .aldy This Ia not 0nalliy
by any means. Il is Simply tenta-
Tive and will make the committee
so that 1t will be satisfactory - IIc
repeated the word tentative two or
three times. but made up my mind
a, once that n Ways ana Means
Committee satisfactory 10 the rev.
enue reform people. would never he
made by Mr.. Blaine, and 50 VIC pari.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
unemotional.

"You should he grateful for tho ap.
plausc your constituents give you
Perhaps answered Senator Sor
ghum. But am inclined TO regard
applause as popular diversion lab
itually indulgcd in. Tho rretcXt Is
largely u matter Of chance. WASH
tngton Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
A Difference.

Mrs. Jawback--Yon don't love INC
rs much as you did before we wcrc
married.
Mr. Javback yes. | do just
don't love you AZ much as said |
did then
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
Floating Elevators.

The impetus given to The grain ex.
poitation at Odessa. Russia. has ne.
ressltafed improved methods for hand.
!ins this commodity, and the system
inausurated is that OF floating eleva.
tors. the number Of which is ,pn the
increase.
Each elevator can handle about
G30 tons per day in loading foreign.
bound steamships.
Tho charge ls 90 cents per ton.
about onehnlf the cost OF the work
when done by hand.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22
en- lem Qffare.

ltnber ct 8ebrutsSagslag. boor 81
iIs6 / Strsmue, brrgte hilbert Gin.
bart i'm Btitol pad SiaImar Srhu'
ION, en- 8ltt pra % aur, tiger ct 1e.
Iegram ira Ga Crosse az 1909 Ttarts.
Og eiterat Gdoe iftr6t Sobnion / So.
oeSet, LOG BON hum meo Eoibcu
ifsIge 8ibners lloiaqu. 9iaImar
SoMiou Ldgoe et 9iro oDer Saaret
os gif biem. Soget boIOtes SsrSog
aoeIS, CO bele Rauoag GormiooGS
islte ban Jig iao Del, at ban bare 10
al belle Siitoriu. Ren ON giter1Hi6'
Sasen bIep ban aloOrIi5 ipG, cg bans
forifrpffeoe 6orGdSre i~nOIagOe bo1n
Saa BET norit4 itberite Soigtal. Ser
ioritoo SGgerue, at en- al aaFslerNe
bapoe trRngt Jig gienuem genet 90
trptteoe pao Sieruen. asinteret AZ
4 andre Eager tog Or. v. SunSeren
Sen uo; men Seu bapSe ipIiutret BE.
net, oa 8lutaus SilitauS par meget
aIucrIig. Sinbart, JONI ifiso, bar al.
tio SiaImars Ben. % Ben ipge oil
life, at BAN ital titles fpr Retten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22
Operfaloes al Gype.

Gen 19ooriae GPiB Soiie @rop er
8aSierer hos u. & q. Suruihtrt
Company / evansville. Snb., % SCR.
Dag aocIo i forriac llae fom GppC
inS pna Rontoret til benSe, mebenS
bun iao oIGre % ifrep. &oao Scr
ioegit, fan bun euorm life iortGlle,
ga bum or ubeolbit, Tiger ct Telegram
al 17be 0tart$; men pore 0tGrfcr
piier, OF bun bor fipmpet Ell boort
Scamp, % man iar6t beu6e iuoe.
itGrgt / Gen8ebOGIOingen, hoorfro
Sppenc baooe tdget 1000 Dol
lars me6 fig. ga GiGeu fife fom
bicm, bIeb 6orPIbrene battge oa bent
oerote Jig til BoIitiet. Sommen meS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8umbert % en- @e'
tieut aft 6orPIOrene reo til 9utiten.
% ser Inn Biqen inoe / 8ouIten,
Satn bIeb isrt iii CT. Warps Soipt.
tai, bpor bun FOB belle SsubdQ. 2G'
gerne tiger, at bun life er farltg be,
ifooiaet, men oiI foume ita. Bel,
teoe Stote % omipreSte 9s9er %
Raptrer otier, at bum til oct pSert
bar foriparet be Reuge, iom bdr
benbe bctroet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22
Ghtcaeos Budget.

ut set foiter 9enge at itpre en- itor
gp iom Chicago, flyer Jig 'eIp, %
bog er Der fanife en- o. onoeu, ionr
gier tore Stne, noor Sc bsrer, at
BET aniIooebe Budget for 1907 nnor
$4,000 900. 9yronoetS Einonsfo'
mite bar nerrIis foreiIooet benue
Gum bepilget for gu09ptonret. @e.
oiI9ningerne bar ca. 9 Riutouer
minore iiior. Oct foiter otter BET
ioretagne Soerilag at oeOIigeboloe
guIitipeienet $5,553,905 Woporens
aoutor ilitger $33 1928, @praaoet
$t10,5O0; 9pens 2opOepartement
1887 ,S14; 9peus Stran8oepartemeut
1858. 053; Sngeuisrbnreaitet $2,625,
44S; 8~aSebrrse1nt $3,305, 169;
@loatp9ienet $491 ,9t2; 9ranopeie.
net So, 202, 425; Sun0bebsppienet
$S4t,S24; @pretten $soO,1S7 O.. I. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22
p%reiioentens Sreospris.

Greiioent 8ooiepeIt bar uonGont
Setb 2ow / Seem 9orf og Sbomas
6. Bulb / Birmingham, ala., ION
Mmenbeben8 ReprGi entanter tfel9e
aongre8beilutntng al 2oen gtarts
iioitIeSen. Som oftere meboeIt, bill
8rGIioerten BRUCE Den gsobelprtS,
iom set norife Stortbing tiIbeIte ham,
Iom 8~rlmbfono til Ell Gum, Ser ifal
inoinnIes for at itifte 5reb melem
Irbcibe % SupttaI.
Eli Board OF Guiitees for Sonoet
err uSnGpnt Sobn Nitd)eu, iom re-
p~rRienterer arbeiSerne, ga ban er
GrGii6ent for llniteo Rinefporfers
OF Imerico, 90 Warpiu Sugbitt, iom
rep%rpienterer 9apitolen, ga ban er
9r9iiSent for Gbicogo & Gortb'
meItern.9anen enSoioere SuItita'
RUS / 2onbets SeieIteret, Gbefen for
Sauoes. og Observation-Disclosures %
Gbcfeu for Observation-Disclosures. De
ire ft0ite er poIgt i Gmbebs Reofsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22

Sngen at bore Sernbaner bar ttoIt.
9crc opoioet, boao set bill foite at
bpgge Wage iii oem efter RlttibettS
Ertier, og Snteritote commissioner,
bar ioaIebeS life baut iait @rrmo I'M
Der Ssboerne, uoor sen ifuISe foit.
lda rinteIige Slater. Zen bar Sang
poa Sang isst at foa @auctomponi.
erre til fripiIIi9 at meo6eIe Be ieIp.
famine S~plgSuiraer, Tom 8ortberu
Gocifics WGuo mn bar frenIagt, men
uoeu SeI6. gin err Sien bruot. Erpii.
Dent RooieueIt bar itabig iremboI0t.
az Hegieringen ntao foa bioe, bill
ten gGroi 2duoctS 9auer ptrfeItg bar
uu6cr bore nltpGrenoe SorboIo, for
at Den fan beitemme Sarterne, og
berefter bill 6en fr9pe at iaa iaa6an.
nc SpgaDer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22
Qabcn Rrio.

5 8oIofeIS, NcOaSo, beitoar Ell
8uiineis Wen'8 onO Dfine Spner5'
aSiMiation, % Sen bar beiluttet at
fsre en- arig pna Rniben meo Ebe
SSnbuitrial @orfer5 Of the 8orI0,
iom beifpIoes for, at be i Den ienere
Tio bar poIbt ioo megen llgrete mel
lem arbeioerne o. llniouerne. Buu
ct Wasicmebe, 'om boIbtes Sgnbdg,
.bIep set iogt, at Jorenin9en oil boloe
bet beitaoen0e oppe % life gisre no'
gen Soranbrtng / antallet al Ar'
beiostimer eQer ! &ennen. Oct Ior.
Zig, iSm tom litono i Sanllar, til
freositiIer ole Barter. Sdd al
2spIsSbeo % un~OertrbfteIie maa op.
bore. She Snouitriol 8orfers OF
the @orlo rcprpicuterer S~obIssbe0en
pg ntaa toffe fig fra 8otoHeIo. SOr'
retningsmprocre % 8ritbeeierre Til
itiGe fla neltroIt til arbeiSeriorentu'
gerne og bperfen bctie1npe euer op.
nn1ntre benz; men BET forIorger Sc,
at Se life rroo IoSe Jig itpre al Sbe
Snbritrial 8orIoworfers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22

bans Wentng. SAM ofpiite DER
Sanfe, at 9asen fnIoe3 efter bom
men uStaIte, at oct o,reritanite EoIi
bpert Mar bsr bsitiScIiaboISe en- Sci
for IanbIige Spoer. Eenoeuieu saor
MI i aeniug at gpIiO. Scr frnbt
en- Sarm / mango SIcgtIeS bItpe
9Gtten; men mi fotIoHcr Ssnnernt
SpSregoarSeu 90 rciicr til gpen.
bpor Be gioer Jig til ct itaa / en- @u'
tif eIler itSSe % ifrioe Qaa ct 8ontor.
bpis 6e life bIiper iunpIe Gabrifar'
beioere. 9ette er fife iunOt FOR Ra'
tioner,, mener Wr. @Ie0eImo. Gen
iDitife &rait % be morcIife Spber.
iom ubmGrfeSe De 8omIe anerifo'
mere, erbperoeoe be Qierrem 2arbIi'
bet. "Wtn 9ipsfiloioi er, of Rotu'
rem bringer os Sfabereu rGrmere,"
ia9oe ban, "og einer o$ en- iuro 5iGl
/ ct irnbt Segerue, meoertS 2tbet
9perue, iier 6e itore, e0eLngger Dor
8roft % brtoer os til at iase efter
Rigbom % forfGngeIis 9Gre." Ser
ON ubtnIte ban iig uOfsrIiq og trent
boIot at Rotionen bitr0e oenbe ttIboge
til Seorenes Sarnltb meS Notlircn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22
Jernbaneiaeen

= anIeSniug al aIager oper
6ruattarterne ira 2iten til Spofane,
8ai6., paa Gortbern Raetic'g aueu
fom Snteritat~e.a ommisiGrerne 6.
u. Broutp og Snmes 9. SarIan til
Chicago iorlsoen lge. 9orgere /
Spofcue Iag6e til @rrno for fin ge.
regning at buao rimeIige GaTter bur-
De bare. en- Spgape ODER, boao ga.
uens gpgning babbe foitet. 3ette
gap gsortbern 8acifie ct 8inf. Sor Of
pie, at 9mrens SGrter er biQige og
retfGroiae. frrmIagoe oens R9no
Oetaliereoe Reminger oper, bpao Oct
MI piISe foite at bpege Ell innoan gn.
ne, og Reiultatet er, at MAJ life fam
faa en- M Rortberu Baetfic for min.
ore END $2SS, 695 ,095. men at Den
inarere pil foite $345, 562,S07.
8eo Senne aompauiets SptrPoen
er man fommeu IND paa uoget MT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-22
Sromnspiueafere

On Neger, iom faloer Jig 8. 6
@rop o9 Dor / @hIpeiton, Ger bo,
befjenbt for TO @Io6reporters Der
@pen, at oct bar Regre, iom giorbt
SnaIm / Brownsville Scot til 1896
@uguit % ifiso tno i9iennem @ir'
ouerrc til SoIf. SmioIcrtto opIper
ct Telegram fra 8oibington, at IN
gen Negcr, ionr beb 8. 6. @rop, bsrtt
til oct ofifebi9ebe 25be Snionteri
Ser bar to Iegre neo geron @rop
men Ser1 enc beb Soiepb $. @rup %
ben anoen @corge SO. @rnp.
Senator Soermon ira Roro Garo'
Tina er Weolem al Senntets WtlitPr'
fomite, iom bar / Spbrae at urber'
ie9e Brownsville .SiItorien, % ban
iagbe 2erbog, at &omiteeu for tc
Tiger iioen bur faoet Oct EtIbltb Al
en- tiSItgere SoIoot / 25be Snfanteri.
at ban bill afIGgge en- fllo 8efien'
belle, bots ban faar EtIiagn, ON ge,
ifptteIie al Regieringen. 9omiteer
bor benoenSt Jig til &ri9smtniiter
SQft.