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The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
FOR PIRPLES, TOO
New Discovery Cures Eczema and
ErRdicates Minor skin Troubles
Overnight.

few months ago the dispensers OF
poslam. the new discovery for the cure Of
eczema. decided to allow the druggists OF
the country 10 handle H. Previous 10
that time IL could only be obtained direct
from the laboratories.
Since this change In the method Of dis
tribution. poSlam has met with the most
phenomenal success of anything intro
duced 10 the drug trade in the last thirty
years. All leading druggists. including
Ogram's and ODonnells. in Washington.
are now carrying the special 50-ceHt size
recently adopted, also the 81 jar.
This great success is not surprising
when 1t is remembered that. in eczema
cases, poslam stops the itching with first
application. proceeds 10 heal Immediately,
and cures chronic cases in few weeks
In minor skin troubles. such as pimples
Dlackheads. acne. herpes, blotches. rash
&c. results show after an overnight ap-
piication. Experimental samples OF pos
lam are sent TO any one by mail free OF
charge by the Emergency Laboratories
52 West Twenty-fifth street, New York
CITY
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Hopes Congress VIII Help.
SCORES THE PATENT OFFICE.
Representative Currier Makes Strrt-
ling Expose of Conditions.

Startling statements affecting the work
OF the Patent once were made IN an in
terview yesterday by Representative Cur
rier. OF New Hampshire. chairman OF the
House Committee on Patents
That tho Vfo-N .uc tho PTr,snt Office. IL
voIving p-.e .Ierty rights worth millions OF
dollars ss. IN many cases. Improperly
done. that patents have been granted
which should not have been granted. and
mat the Office has degsnerated into a
post graduate school, where the graduates
of technical schools work only long
enough 10 perfect an education. are some
or the charges made by the chairman Of
the Committee on Patents.
The only remedy for tfis constant
changing in the Office. he holds. is higher
pzy.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
JOINS The CARDINAL
Father Stickney to Succeed
Father Russell.
WAS FALCONIo's SECRETARY
Apostolic Delegate Reluctant 10
Lose Assistant-Duties OF Secretary
VIII Not De.oIve Upon the New
AppOintee-Prtest Young Man and
American-Studied I'm Rome.

Rev. Louis r. stickney. who for the
past four years has been secretary 10
Monsignor Falconio. the apostolic dele
gate to America, has been appointed u
member of the cathedral household IA
Baltimore
The cardinal made the announcement
last night
Father stickney fills the place made
vacant In the household when Rev Will
lam T. Russell was appointed to succeed
Dr. Stafford as pastor of St Patrick's
Church. Washington.
Father Stickney for the present viii do
general work about the diocese. the cardi-
nal says. This would indicate that Rev.
Charles O'Donovan will serve as secre-
tary TO his eminence. for the present at
least.
FaIconio Opposed Removal.
Father Stickney's removal TO Baltimore
was strongly opposed by Monslgnur Fall
COMO The apostolic delegate wanted to
retain his secretary. and tried to per
suade the cardinal not to appoint him to
his household
Father Stlckney is yet a young man.
only twenty-nine years Of age He was
born in Newark. n. j.. and his father re-
sides at present in Hartford, Conn.
Studied in Rome.
Father Stickney received his early edu-
cation at ST. Charles College. Ellicott
City. Nd. and completed his theological
training at the American College az
Rome lie was ordained priest June Is.
1902
After serving year as prefect at the
American College. he was appointed sec
retary to Monsignor Sbsrretti. apostolic
delegate to Canada. On I@nuary /. 1894. he
was appointed TO succeed the late Bishop
/. D. Rocker as secretary to MOnsignot
Falconio.
Young Man SignaIIy HOnOred.
The young priest is highly educated and
tiuently speaks several languages.
His appointment as secretary 10 the
American apostolic delegate was a signal
honor. Father Stlckney's predecessors
were all members OF the diplomatic corps
of the Court CT Rome.
His successor will have to be appointed
from Rome.
When seen last night. Father Stickney
said he had been notified by the cardinal
about a week ago OF the proposed change.
He did not know just what his new duties
would be.
Goes 40 baltimore To-day.
He Will depart for Baltimore some tine
to-day.
Although he had been in washington.
but comparatively short time. Fathe
Stickney. through his wide know ledge OF
international affairs, had gained iaany
friends in the diplomatic corps. 10 wiz
regret his departure.
Father Stickney Is a nephew Father
De Wolfe. Of ST. Yincent's cataoiie
Church, Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
RESPONDS TO lOS ALARMS.

District Fire Report shows Total
Loss of $s,924 in February.
There were 1OS FIRE alarms turned in in
the District dur ng the month of Febru-
ary. according t. the report of Chief Belt.
Of the fire department. The estimated loss
from fire during the past month was
1921
Fifty-nine OF the l0s alarms were bell
alarms. and fOrty-seyen local. Three Of
the bell alarms were false.
The total estimated loss of 1924 is COW
cred by an insurance of S251,0S5 making
the total loss little more than IS per
cent of the total insurance.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
PATENT OFFICE POOR
More Money Needed, Says
Commissioner Moore.
EMPLOYEES ARE UNDERPAID
Explains had Conditions I'm His Bu-
reau, as Complained of by Repre-
sentative CurFier-Says Patents
Granted Here Are Turned Down in
Foreign OffIces-suggests Remedy.

I'VE need more money"
Edward B. MoC-e. Commissioner Of Pat
ents, gives this as a cause for the condi-
tions at the Patent Office in a statement
last night.
He says the work is improperly done
and that the majority of the men en-
ployed in the examining division are mere
boys just out of school who are trying 20
finish their technical educations
Salaries Too Small.
The salaries in this division said
Commissioner Moore. "are so small that
We cannot obtain competent men. En-
plOyes come with US generally after COM
pleting their education in technical
schools. and work few years. until they
learn the work. They are then offered re-
spectacle salaries by corporations.
They leave. and another inexperienced
absolutely incompetent men is appointed
to III the vacancy.
Hopes Congress VIII Help.
u am hoping and sincerely believe that
Congress will come to our aid. I recon-
mended a substantial increase in the sala-
ries in my last annual report 10 Congress.
''Since 1875. when the Patent ONCE was
established. the salaries OF the examining
corps have remained the same. In keep
ing with Increases In other departments
Of the government. II Is right that the
men should be paid more"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
NEGRESS YIELDS A RAZOR.
And Former SuitOr Goes to Hospital
with Slash Across Breast.

Charles Young. a negro. forty-four
years old. Of 127 Willow Tree alley. was
siashed across the left breast with a
razor, welded by Mary F. Smith, a for
mer sweetheart, last night.
A wound six inches long. and reaching
to the bone. was inflicted. and he was
treated at the Emergency Hospital. His
condition is grave. The woman was ar
rested and charged with assault with a
deadly weapon.
According TO the story told by the
woman. Young was formerly a suitor and
was rejected. He was forbidden to call.
but last night visited her anyway. A dis
pute arose and Young. she said, drew a
knife and in self-defense she cut him
with the razor.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Dow Lectures on Design.

Principles OF design in architecture,
sculpture, and painting was the subject
or lecture by Prof. Arthur W. Dow. of
Columbia University, last night in Uni
versity Hall. George Washington Univer-
sity. Prof. Dow illustrated his lecture
with stereopticon views showing works
or art done many centuries ago. and ex-
planning the effects that earlier methods
and designs have had on those of to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

4aaull sOLENEh.
llle movement on a great
scale ~ is proposed 20 raise in advance. a
guaranteed fund Of S25.0G0 a year so- the
next five years.
Dr. Harlan has already presented this
programme 10 number % influential
people in New York. and has obtained
generous subscriptions from J. Pierpont
Morgan. Judge T. H. Gray, OF the United
States Steel Corporation: Levi p. Morton.
Cornelius y. Bliss. and otto c. Kohn. Of
Kahn. Loeb Co. John c. Archibald. OF
the Standard OIL. has become interested
in the proposed movement. and is a con-
tribUt0r.
With this strong backing from the
Chamber Of commerce. and such PROM
tnent leaders in the business world. the
university men feel that the College Of
Political Sciences VIII begin 10 attract
the attention OF the whole country.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
sargent Discus.c. immigration.

+. p. Sargent. COMMISSIONS. of Immi-
grafton, Department of Commerce and
Labor. made the principal address last
night at the regular meeting of the Mems
Club of the Pro-Cathedral Church OF the
Ascension. held at the home Of L. r. Rice.
iE the Nansemond.
Commissioner Sargent spoke on 'Tmni
grafton"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Pittsburg, Pa. March 5.-As result OF
the Colllnwood school disaster. Alderman
John J. Sweeney, Of this city. is preparing
an ordinance. providing that fireman
shall be stationed in every school build
ing of Pittsburg between the hours of 9
and each day.
II is pointed out that theaters have a
special fireman on guard. and that his
presence not only serves as a proper pre-
cautionary measure, but also increases
public confidence
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
NOTES OF THE Y. W. C. A.
Campaign for New Members '5ets
New Lease-Navy side In Lead.

The campaign for new members for the
Young WOmen's Christian Association
continues with unabated interest. and the
time for its close has been extended 10
March IS. The navy side is now in the
lead.
The vesper service, Sunday at 40 p.
m. viii Be conducted by Rev. John
WeiGley, pastor OF the Church OF the
Reformation. Il VIII be followed by tea
and social hour.
The Current Events Circle will meet
Monday from 10 5 o'clock and under the
direction OF Miss Alice Coyle review a
number Of recent books
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Biz Liner Not TO Re Built

Hamburg. March Sowing to the IN
favorable economic situation, the Ham
burg-American Steamship Company has
Professionally suspended its order 10 Hsr-
land and Wolff, Of Belfast. to build a
huge transatlantic steamer.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
PUBLIC SERVICE TRAINING
New York Chamber of Commerce
Aids Political Science College.
Enforcement of Project of George
Washington University to Train
Diplomats and COnsuIx.

The powerful influence OF the New orl1
Chamber OF Commerce has been enlisted
in behalf Of George Washington Univer-
sity's effort TO make its College OF Polit-
ieal Sciences a great training school for
the consular and diplomatic services and
for the public service at home
As the result Of a conference between
Or. Richard n. Harlan. special repre-
sentative Of the George Washington Ur =
versity movement. and the standing com
mittee or the New York Chamber Of
Commerce on foreign commerce, "A strong
report recommending this nevement 10
the support OF the busin nsss interest IN
New ork. and OF the country at large, has
been adopted by the committee and was
presented TO the full meeting OF the
chamber DR.. Harlan has been invited TO
address the chamber Upon the subject.
The University plans to make an Name
date enlargement OF IT'S College o. poIit-
ical Sciences by great frs
curriCIfts.-- \.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
MCCONNELL DISCOVERIES I'M
Wit A i = o r G z
Prove SeIf-eura for all InvaIidisn,

NJ Mcconnell has proven that the production Of
vita! power can he increased by an invalid or Old
lerson 20 cure himself Of all chronic diseases Pub
lac lecture daily at p. m. and Wednesday and
saturday evenings AZ D. m. Further information
and literature can bs secured az Offices sos Metro
pohtan Bank Building, sl3 Fifteenth street. Phone
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Only One "BROMO QUENINE.-
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for
the signature Of E. W. GROVE. Used the World
over to Cure Cold in One Day. Sc
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Trustees Elected

The trustees elected for a term Of three
years were: Lewis Din. OF Baltimore:
c. II. Prescott. jr., Of Cleveland. Ohio;
w. f. Litchfield, of Boston: w. w. Riley.
Of Buffalo; G. F. Craig. OF Philadelphia ;
A. /. Stone, of Cleveland. and W. W.
knight, of Indianapolis.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

falling, for bans Serre og WeIter
imiolertio falote BAN tilbaee. Sam
hopoe faoet en- lps Soc. Naar ban
Loo 3igeunerne Ilaa FIG neb inhen
9pens @rPnoier / pe Bar Gage,
iaa bsrte De 10 / bisie 9age itrleg.
telig til 9penS 9efolfning og bleo
altiaa at mebregne REQ ScIfetGIin.
gen. ga mi 8anben uogioroe IL
Rcrioner meo fort oa intoot, blen
iplgeIig oct Snbpaauerantal. Der for
Shafsbndls RebfommenHe prcflame.
reoes iom HeiuItot al SoIfetGIlineen,
life min6re emo 1905, oLtiaa liot oper
Suien! @egeiitrin9en / 8pen ODE
bette anieeIige og iloentebe anance'
nlent par itor og. alminoelig, - Og
life minore flor % a%lminoelig bar
geunbrirgen for Eolitimeiteren, bpis
2urbeo % Snorraabigbeo, man bap.
be at,taffe for ltofnloet. San bar
"a ogiaa @ienitono for itore Spatio.
ller.
@en at, - bagefter fommer tpnOt
81! Get bar nemIig | SaOen netop
uofommet en- mn Sop ansaaenbe 9p.
fommmens 9iorag til S9rerlsnnins
gerne, og efter oenne Sob bar Suien-
talet en- fipbneipanger 8renIe.
Weoens nemlig 9per meo unber
1000 Menneiter Hap meo at rtoreoe
1900 Marf aarlig, maatte De, Der
GooSe ct itsrre sSnopaanerantol, no
meS life minbre emo 2160 Worf. 9et
Dor 10 life en- Siel / Sdafsbof, ion
banoe tGnft pao, og ba oct gif op for
Gem, at oct foitebe Senge, fit Siben
en- anoen 9pb. Sfattepoerne fan6t
oct altfor 9rgerIigt, at Dc mn beref-
ter ifulbe betale IA Grocent mere til
29rerlsnninger GARLIC. bare foroi
GolitimeIteren bapoe labet bette 3i-
eeimerpaf pGre / 9pen poa Solfe-
tplingsoogen!
Sorbi Dor Set uteS IoIitimeitererts
Ropularitet, og ON ban nogeniinoe
9ienpinber Den, er fanife tpiliomt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Sporoan Shatsbah Ut
orer tuiem Snobpggere,

Com / andre Smoabper bar ogioa
SC urefiPre Snonaonere ! Den lille
gp S6aisbah I 9aber beorsoeoe
pper. at Sens Solfetal bar ioa uar'
ieeliat. Wlen oct bar Seres fire Saab,
at til SoIfet9lingen ben lite Secein'
Der iiior ifuloe 8pen bore fommen
Yoa Ganet, at Den ialiolo bapoe noaet
Su~ientolet. ltopper Soften bolStes
ser nsie ReSe paa ale Solfempng'
Gems gep9gelier, % alting iad rige'
ligt % lopenoe no. 9a gaar | De iio'
Ite Gage al IopeHber ct Ear Men'
neifer ben % logger Jig til at %, og
- bbab barre par = en- Irbeios.
mano meo Some % ipp gsrn Hptte.
&c uben nioere bort ira 9per. Ter
iioo man ON Worsenen ben 30te 4o'
pember n,eb ben neoilaaenoe Sacit
al 993 - nj bunorebe % tire og NTH
= gerioner nhen nogeniombeIit Dit
Iiebeo for at itaffe De m~anglenoe ipo
gt Shofsbaherue bar | baarligt
Sumsr ooer bette Reiultat, flyer iis
ielp. Neu prgerlisit al ale bar bog
SteSets for bets Sober o. bets gel.
iero pormt interesiereoe Ragiitrat
oa 8oIitimeiter, og ID bons bsire
Saano goIitibetienten Tom os meIots
bam, at Ell 3igeimerbanoe bar braset
inc | 9pei, o. anboIot pm bans gum.
itise SiIlaoeIie iii at opbolbe iis poa
eens gnem9rfer ct Bar Gage, tit
Meiterens Stemning notrpf | Ell
iorbitret Srare Ill at Jorge for, at De
eaffeSe iis afiteo iao fort, iom ge.
meme funoe bore Dem.
Sffe isr bar 2opens SoonoIonser
noe al 9sreu for at uoisre oeure &c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

rar blepet meset bles, og De ntsrfe
Zine bapoe pIuoieIig miitet lin
@lso. Oct bar, iom ON ane Stu.
TONER par brliitet % iom ON ct l9r-
&C n9ret Sanb meo Ell Gang bar
ilnffet. Oct 2uftilot, bun baube
nugget | Sanferne og bbort bun os
ban alene regiereoe, ramlebe mcb ct
iammen.
Senoes Sars arbeioerl SUN
imiIeoe bittert.
"8e ipnes of interesiere Sem
meget for Mniif, iinge Wano," iag'
&C Soberen. "8et fer life no, ioml
oct er fsrite Sang, De er paa apn'
iert."
"Rei, Sr. 8oniull Seq forism'
mer iieloen Ell muiifalif Rpbelie,"
tprlifreoc oen iir1ee Mano leenoe.
"Whtiiffen, BET er ielpe 2ipet, oct er
set ifisnneite % r~eneite, iom finoes
taa Sorben -.
"Gaa - naa; min irnge Ben, itop
IiSt," 10 SoniuIen. "llngoommen
fcnrmer Itrar / Spr os Slamme. Nn
bel, Sr. aarlion, iioen De. er en- 'aa
rorm Ruiifpen, fanife Se bar Spit
til of oeItaee | en- Soire biemme hos
cs imorgen Iiten" iagoe ban nerl'
liza. "Wein 9atter, Tom bar noodnnet
ia / Saris, bill Iabe Jig bore for bore
nrrmeIte Smgangspenner. Iltlaa
nelfommen!" % ban rafte Den iit,ge
Spenife penlig Saanoen.
Sen fsleenSe aften par en- 'feitlis
Sfare iamIet / aoniuI arauies Sa'
Ion. gIaubt ale bisie forhemnte
Renncifcr bepeeeoe ernit aarllon
iia igcneret, Tom ON ban nltto bapoe
prret panbt til at iGroes blanbt laa'
fonne.
gprtfabet foreitilebe BAN for
flere al 8i9iterne, at botlfe Dog
roaIe poa e, ener anoen Waaoe inn.
ties at bape facet &ehe paa, bpem
ban pirfelie bar. en- at De il1ae
Tanner itaf fin arm nuoer galertas
CO bpiifeoe:
"er BET ianot, of ben urt9e Spen.
Ife err en- of biu Sars a~rbeiSere?"
9aleria niffebe fort til Spar.
"Men bporfor bar 0ere inobuot
ham2 sc bare, boorleoes bore Ssit'
nanter firerer bam."
Srsfenen off til Ruiifpereliet og
teIe SelIfabet eiter. timber benoes
herripenoe gang bapoe 9arlicn rtGrs
met fig benoe mere % mere aloeles
betaaen. 9a bun ilutteoe, % Si,be'
len bapSe Iaat iis. nermeoe Ssitnan'
terne Tia BAN, % Ell al Dem iagoe
eanife bsit:
"Men beSite &arlion. er oct life
iaa 9e beoer9 Se fer no til at bore
meaet ~interesieret / @uiif. aunite
Ge ieIp er Muiifer2 Get piloe sla'
ce os meset of bore en- grspe paa
0eres Salent." San trpfteae Sorg.
netten iait % iaa operIesent paa
Speniten.
"Spis min 9reoe Gbei tiaaoer Oct,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

If a man has money to burn his
friends will gladly furnish the match.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

ifal ieg forisge at eisre nit bebite,"
ipareoe ban.
San gift til 8ianoet. nnIloe fsrii
let ct Bar afforber os ipilebe iaa
meo Weiterbaanb en- of 9~eetbopens
Dmifelieite Sonater.
Der blep bsSsitile / Salen, oe
fsrit en- StuttS efter, at ban baooe
luttet, brso Den p9lbige Siibel lss
iom ct Soroenpeir.
"Wtin Serre," iugoe 8oniulen,
"Se er iiffert life ben, De uo9iper
Gem for"
/, 90 iaa fom set no, at ban par
Ssn af Ell flor ipenif Sabrifeier ca
at ban for grunbig at lore Gapirfa'
brifationen nar saaet inb iom al
miuSelig Irbeiber og boube facet
bpttet til fig en- ipenif grbeioers go
pirer.
"Roa ia, oct er soot giort," iagoc
aoniulen, "i1iae 8arer lifer ieg, oe
De bar min Silgioelie. timber De-
res oirfeliee Iapn bopoe De lite
facet gosans til Sabriffen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Qrbeioeren.

Ser on, Hapa, Den itarte iit,ge
blonde Wanb, bpem tror bu, oct fan
nnre9 San fer iaa agte ipenif uo!"
Sg ben nnge Dame lagbe fig bella.
eeIig tilboge | StoIen ioet bun bend.
te Sooet Iiot ! os meget interesierei
iagttog BAN.
ser on bahr life Der, Eapa, / on.
Sen N9ffe bog os til Bsire2 sc,
Epor 0iamantrigen paa bans Gin.
ger lpner"", fortiatte bun % iatte fig
n9rmere til fin Sar.
9enne iatte 2orgnetteu gobt til.
rette % iaa berbort.
Get Dor mRrfpGroig". iagbe bar
Iangicmt efter at babe betrastet ban,
Ell Strmo, "bsiit e~ienbommelis". 90
Ban peilote iig til Gatteren meo me-
gen Sp%erraifelie pr9set | lit pelpil'
Iiae gniiet.
"Spao err SET, iom CT iaa mrrf'
narbie, ioo eienoommelig, 9opa2'
Seq bar bel f~ortalt Dig ON er
ing Spenife, iom arbeiber nebe puc
Sabrifen. Zen itnge Manb lienet
hom pao ct Soar, men oct er ut9il'
felig, at ban fan bore ibentiif mel
ham - Ell alminbelig Gopirarbei'
Ser", % ban ftrsg fig tanfefilo opel
oct msrfe SfiPg.
"Sa, gonife umultg," iagbe Dat
teren beiteu1t. Senne ier lite III
ion en- IrbeiSer. &c bare paa bans
able gauoe meb BET fruiebe Saar,
bans rene grofil % De pelpleieSc
MuItaIier, mel en- arbeioer isr al
brig ioa elegant no Iom oenne
Scrre. Oct ices itrafs, boilferalasie
Nenne tilberer. 9esnoen bar lea
IGuae feet BAN paa ane De Scnier'
ter, hi bar beisgt. San fslger go
rebroaet meo Ell gntuiiaSme, iao
man itrofs Ter, at man bar Ell niGo'
ponIia muiitinteresicret @anS Tor
iie".
"Sa M bar fanYfe min in9e, oatre
Gatter tabt lit lille oarrne Slerte til
ben intereslmte, miitfelitelloe
Sremmeoe", iasoe ben ganle Serre.
HogIe 9efienbte traabte mo Scott
certiaIen, ug Der pefslebes SiIiener.
"a Den ungc gises Zine otter falbi
paa Den 6rcmmeoe, msbte De bans
ItaaIbIaa zine, og bun rsomeoe. 81
Ear SetunSer bpGlebe Sliffet, os
@Isoeu / bcnoes forte Zine sienipei'
Iebes ! bans eraablaaC
ga bun unoer Yaiien blep op-
mprficm paa, at Den Sremmebe
liable iorIaot SaIonen, ioreilos bun
FOR fsaoerer, at De ffuloe saa no |
Sorbaaen for at aifisle fig. Son
par itrafS piuis, % | en- 8crriSor
itsste De pIuoieIis paa ben interes'
iante Sremmeoe meo bet uoprGaeoe
noroiife llbieenoe.
San ituoieoe, bilieoe raft meb en-
let Ssinins o. piloe aaa iorbi, men
zen aaInle Serre Itonleoe bam:
Ser ies ret2 Or oct pirfelis
Gem. iom er ber2 Spao CT Oct M.
De beoer2"
~grnit aarlion, Sr. aoniuI," iua'
rebe Den uuse Spenife meb ct ele'
CANT suf. Den iii,sc giee itstteoe
J iis iunst MOB 5aoerels arul. Sun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
TRUE TO HER PROMISE.

Josiah" said Mrs. Chugwater,
what do you do at those lodge meet
ings you attend twice a month";"
"You don't expect me to tell you
that, do your Our proceedings are
secret"
"A man oughtn't TO have any Sc
erets from his wife. What is the
PASSWORD"
"I've taken a solemn obligation
never Z communicate that TO any
outsider"
SIN not an outsider, A man and
his wife are one. You have q right
to communicate it to me-"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
San baSse baret | Ta1eieI.

en- gamrneI 8ibsarbeioer bar Bile.
bet inofaIot fom @ione af ben IND.
itepntes Goriparer, % Mobpartens
aopofat forisste itrar at forpirre
BAN meo ubebaeeliee SpprgsmaaI.
"Ge beoer Ger SIien?"
"Sa~.
"Gr De ben iamme Ger Slien, Tom
/ i'm 2io bIep osmt til otte Cages
59naieI for at babe ifinIbt no en-
Mano2"
"Rei".
"Gr De ben ger SIien. iom bIep
iosmt to aars Sugtbus for Spperi?"
"Rei, bet bar beaer life mig.
"9e bar aIoria pGret / SansieI
oa?"
$50, to Gange".
"San - og bporIpnse bar 9e Der
fsrite @ane?"
"Gn bel Gfterinibbae".
"Snao for noget! 90 anoen
@ang?"
Bare en- Sime".
Ger leg ipsrse, bbab De bapoe
alort iioen Oe Hap meo iaa fort
Sio?"
Seq bleb ienbt til Sengilet for at
bpioneg Ggge og Gag / en- Gene, iom
blep giort iitano til en- Iopofat, Tom
bopoe inpot en- al fine alienter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Mr.. Churwater reflected.

WELL" he said, IF I repeat the
password to you once will you prom
Use never TO ask me to say it again?"
Eyes,"
elsc?'
Never"
Whereupon he rapidly uttered the
following astonishing word:
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Chugwater kept her promise.
She never repeated that password to
a living soul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
gaa SittesobsfontOret. On sIuif

Eaa Sittesubsfontoret. On SIuif
"0ere bar apenteret, atte De- err in,
leperet en- gong me- 100 aroner,
iom er fiuni paa 8rsnIan'2"
Sorpalteren: "Sa."
"0en err min benz"
Set er bel neppe ianoipnliet.
Spab @enis bar 0e paa bet2"
80, Der fan De ie Sole
9ofselomma!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Gn Ntclicr~.S emmeliaheS. "Spl

Gn Tfclicr.S "Spor
lang Sio bar on brust paa oct Oil.
Icbe oer2"
"Spp gar."
"Spp gar9 Oct er life muIiat!"
$50. lea malte poa oct / Ell Iaa.
ncS, % | 6 gar oa II Roaueoer bar
lea iorgiGpes arbeioet paa at iinoe
en- Sisber."