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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

raooer oncr og fan reiie, fan foa en-
9etponnig, iom life bebsoer at itoa
ioa meset tiIbase for De Gpoeife
Goretasenoer.
9en anben SIDE at ltlefosien eies
al EN- pirfiom StorfapitaIiit Sam.
merberre Ial. San bill formobentIig
ibuptte araiten til SorabIine.
@eo ResuIerins I SsifieIoene bill
oisie | Soroeien tore 8anbfrefter
fiinre manseoobIes, os bette fonrmer
iaa ogiaa ben imponerenbe Rilior.
bebrift peb Sfotfos Iige ooerfor
Sfien tiIsobe. 3a Union Co., iom
ptrfer Der, bar ioret for, ia Iebet BE.
opgelien for Regulerinaen al Sele-
marfspasoraseue os ba SeIitubt peb
De ieneite l~1opibeIier 'iiior bar laet
gellag paa al lin nup9renbe Strait,
fan ma meo Sifferbeo eaa no ira,
at Der bIir Der / Sremtioen itore 10.
Ipibelier. Oct fortrinlige Warfeo,
iom ltnionpapiret bar napnIig / eng.
lamb, bpor Gfteripsraieleu panifeIig
fan tilfreositiIles, peeer osiaa paa
uboioelier burtisit muIist. 5orels-
big ifal Union gisre Regning paa
1000 me SeItefrafter peb ResuIe.
ringen.
S bisie Gage ifaI ct fort artIogt
mt Srpiliberi Iige oeo SfierS gp.
srenie tases / BRIG. Set er Sam.
nerberre Sspenifiolo iom Der er
Griftsberren. 8rafteu ooerfsreS
etpar WiI ab e~Ieftriif 9ei fra Sos.
ium.
Raar Ri iaa fommer ueb til ieIpe
lSfien, bar hi Here inbuitriele Hpon-
leg peo Sioen al betpbeIi9e llopiOeI.
Ter for De gamles geofommeuoe.
Seq nPpner Sen npe Bapirfobrtf pau
&loitersen % Ben itore Srpnlo8ie.
fabrif, iom llnionfontpnniet bp9ger.
efter ganife at babe ombannet oenne
hiitoriife g.. Tens moberne Serlt.
haneunl9g ItiPrer Iige giennem oct
gamIe Ronneflorers bortgIemte Be-
graoeliesplao8. Ger er lPuge toIt
ON pripat eleftrilf 9aneanIra mel.
lem Union Cos ipGre inouitriele
Inleg / Stien % peo Sfotfo8.
RaonIig al Senipn til lit SpInro
Il gittelemarfen maa Sfien baoe ben
melt muItg birefte Sernboneior6in.
belle meo Stebet for Seitlanosbo1er
til aongsberg blir til 8irfeltgbe6.
Ser gieIoer BET operorbentlig mcget
for Sfien % man fan ion gobt for
itoa, at @pen MI oGlger oct Stano'
piInft tntet at noe til SeitIoubSbo.
men isr bin 9aneItump er iorben.,
9enne piI osiaa foa flor getpo.
ming for De gpoeIfe SabrifcrS llb.
filming, iom blir Here @nu9e
Gfiens munprebe, bois 2efterne fan
boloes. Bare | Grsoer er Der flor
ffibet til rbIanbet 1928 Cons. &a'
nalen er / Sorpeieu itprft b~elaitet og
fan life tage alt. Ren Sernbaren
maa antageIig fortiGttes til Nen.
itao, mibt melem Borsgtltnb' %
Sfien, bpis Sporbrub og llbgifter og
Sefte ifol unogaaes / Sfien. 8eO
Wenitab bar nemIig Gpoe iifret zig
Somter til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., beIig.
eenbe inben SfienS SoIb. o4 Saone.
biitrift og berfor en- uomGrfet Ststte
for @p. og Sapnefosie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
Tnnoct 8rapfammcr.
Slseier

aorneIil,S Senien at StCnmnrfeu /
Sl1ne Sogn bar iisIse "&enOi. Sio."
REQ Tlsinine paa fin Mart iunoet ct
oammeIt iteuiat @rqpfanmer mch
2erpotter; aft bill mn bIiuc Iiggenbe
ursrt, tnbtil Hationalmlicct fam foa
en- lloienoiug oeroper I'll at lebe ar.
beioet. Zen gienoom, boor 8rao.
fommeret ianotes, er fIo0 Warf, Der
Ear pGret oprfet / mango aor; BET er
hcg muIi9t, at Der en- Gang ttoIigere
bar pGret en- Sol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

S~sbsfuIS. Srn Gliia Snen, fsot
sbornse, gnfe efter Stortbingsmano
Rils SueI til Salsns 8loiter, Ssno.
borblanb, aisif forleoen peo 9soen
Eos fin SIN, iom for en- Sib itoen
rrertog @aarben. Srn Slea blep
"A aar eanmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
SAT- Gicno o M,
tilSalas eaer ttneis.

W-eer+tsitmrHtsr unocr ~EuIes-, -rt1ete-. TIL,
'aIas" "a "QftcrIyrrGirt" fofirr ~ GsHts for rs Orb 'gs
bptg Game. ca 10 Gents pr. Orb Tor aft. ssm ~overtias:
n Orb. dssrtlsiSmcE.er t~astases iIic for ntHsEt 10
~ deats. 8tRge raI HftIvlJeltI mesfSlge ale ss'
Gunner.
sv- sSsitTabstiIbus isftr 70 2suis D. atas
sr Gro sgr ea Emit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

SsIatSal Strife | Selemarfen unoer'
ooar | Senne Sio ct Reitulrutionsar'
teibe eiter Segning at arfitett 8sr'
re, gorsgrrnb. Der bpegeS mt
Gaarn, en- S%ilbpsuing (Sdfriiti) os
i~nooenbig MT 8aleri og rpe Stole,
arunien bIep forleben Dag beir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

26 Gig ialt. Sra gersen meooe.
les ben 12te Sftober: arbei6et meo
"Solseionoen" er forelsbis inoitilet.
Set aniees iom itffert, at Der ialt er
saaet 26 Wtenneffer til peb "5olge-
ionoen"S Sorlis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
Gn @iQa ipm Tattiaaanro. Sobro

Gu Siaa ipm TattigaanrS. Sobro
@proao bar uroer forUentet appro.
bottom al WiniIteriet fiebt @anfoi.
tCttsr Steenbergs @iaa "glIbion
Souie for $4,000 Ser. Get or We.
nirger at oupenoe @iloCu iom Sut.
tiggoorb % ienere mnoifc ION Mlocr.
Homsbiem. Stiebuiet fan tagcs /
@ri,q oertiI. omtrent Tom set Itaor.
"Sobro ao." mener, at SonoeIen er
oOeroroe1tIig foroelaeti9 for aom'
nritnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
Midc[icn fipbcr @rnber:

Snugei1nb meloes til "gergcns vi
tcnblao": Ssritoffe % 8olits 8ru'
Der orepes for en- Stb iiben al ct en-
qelIf aoniortium. Sor 10 aar 'toer,
inbitiQeoes 9riften poa @runo al
manaIenoe Sriftsfnpital. Nu er
@ruberne opertaget al Statsminiiter
WifcIien. 9riften paabegpnoes | ben
nermeite Sremtio. &ontraften bler
unoerifrcpen forleoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

Se 1000 aroner, Tom / lin Sin
fcm til aaIeiunb iom 9ape ira
Gsnbmeringer / amerifa, og bporom
Ser ioa ofte bar pGret Gale, oa Gbe'
cfen pe6 ct llbeIo fom bort ira gp'
frooen, er Ser enoeIig truffet geitem'
meIie ON. Otter &onference MED
beofommenoe @ipere / amerifa Ifal
fen enc SoInpart at &enterne tillGg'
ces aapitaIen og oen anben Salp'
bart anoenSes til Siiferes gfterlaote
caer trpnaenoe 6iIfere. Gengene
benitnar / Gen norife 8rebitbanf oq
Go~ntrobpgen befinber Jig / aale'unoS
Gommunes Sernifab, ifriper "Ssno'
merspoiter".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
.SammcnImtning ai MnGffprlag

Sammcn mining AT Mnnftprlag.
8ormitbS Wuiifiorlag, Der | De ito.
tie aor bar pGret brepet for ioenif
Hcqning, er / bisie Gage fisbt Of
9rsbrene Sails, meo bois Niiitffor.
Inq 8armutbs agtes iammeniIuttet.
8 oenne SammeniIutning oil cgiaa
inbaua ben rorife afoeling Of oct
fiebe1bobnTfe Sirma @ilbelm San.
TENS WuiifforIag. Seroeo bill ON
fort Sio BEN ooerpeienSe Gel af Den
norifc RuiifIiterntur bIipe iamIet
iii ct SeIe. Set me SorIng bill bIibe
IeSet al Ben tiSIigere 9ireftsr for
8armuths RuiifbnnoeI Sperretgiag.
ferer Olaf Ssrbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
stpr ssmmcrbanbel. Sfoseierne

Rortin Sanion og g. g. Saus,
@rue og 8ranbnal / Solsr, bar lol9t
fine Sfoge til llobusit neo til 8 -
otte = alen 71a og 8 Sommer, ont
frtnq 1900 SpIpter Srer, til Sb.
Solicit, SIiien Citation for en- 8isbe'
fum 1864 3roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
sra Uoree.

100000 arpner beIsber be 2eper.
oncer iig til, iom ar~iltiania 6orrct-
ningsmGno bar bapt til ben engelffe
SIaaoe, iom / Sum- beisste S~oDebita.
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
Sfien-HptpbS

Sfien-Hptpboen. Sra Sfien
meSoeles Ben 13oe Sftober: Raar
Sernbanen fra GotooSeu til Stnoiet
npite gar bIiper iprbig, bill man ira
Sunni al fuune aisre Suren ira Sri.
itiania til Giufan meb 9etbe6 paa en-
Gaa. Sfien.S Camp.
ifibsielifab bar nemIig beoilget So.
600 SIR. til ct mt burtiggnaeuoe
Gampifib. iom ifal gaa ira Sfien til
aotoSoen pua ire elmer. Selifabet
bar SesuSeu beiIiittet of bpsge mt
grpeoiticusIotaIe % Serfiteosbps.
nina | Sfien oa bar bertiI ofint 5S,.
600 ar. Sirfos Gapirfabrif bar be.
IIuttet at bpese ct Gampifib for gas-
ioaer. % 8oostrafif % iRtte Sfibei
/ Ruten Stien-9totooSen-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
fra Ddnmarf.
GieuSomsiaia.

GienSOmsiais. 9. SpereoarO
Rerre gorup bar lolgt i'm 8aarb til
@eitprer S. Chr. Slien, girfemoie.
aoorb peo Spentrnp, for $4,000 ar.
mebbeles ira Hanoers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
9anif.nprif @pIsaiitsiraftat. 8

fnngerenoe llnbenriasminiiter, 8reu
Eabeu 2epetSau, unSertegueoe forle.
oen Tag ben me oanife 9~oIbsiitS'
troftat meo Horse. ben tienoe. Der
RI bIepeu %ofIllttet / bans Wiriitertio.
Eaa HorgeS Tegue unbertegneocS
Sroftaten al oen Serp9renbe norife
@eianht, Or. iur. 3. Sageriip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
Grun6iurte / gcuoinSiel. 8enb

ipsiel giGiteoeS flor al Sc aron.
hiortc. bporai fln en- enfcIt reobebe
itQ tiIboQe ooer 2imiiorben ieien,
meoenS Reiten bIep ifliot e1er ianget.
s biSie Gage bar man iIeI9e "8enbi.
Solfebl." otter iet Sronbiortc paa
9treItbrocgncn; men iom set Qif iioit,
fnor set ogioo bernie Gang. s Sails
Nsrrcifoo blep Der f~orIcecn neoIogt
10 Sicrte. en- Stteenber % Ell Seren.
ser. Sper al Dem pCic0e ca. 500
QltuA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

SlanSt sc Ssbc. en- al De Spffere,
,om mi orbeioer meo "Solgeionben"s
Groq, bar ifslge "gerg. SID" for
taIt fsIeenbe: Seq Itob neoe paa
@ater6pffet og efteriaa Stropperne.
Sea tpnfte Ilet life paa, at Der bar
Siq npr peb. S6et ie9 pelloer mig
fra apffen for at gaa, ier ieg pllto:
ieIia ct WenneIfe iibbe / Seren til
Rsoeluqaren og ie paa mig. Oct bar
GItia SlionS Sig. 8psgen i~tstteSe
fla til 3srformen, og aniigtet bar
bcr6t lb til 9Gffet. Oct gioroe
fooSant SnStrpf paa mig, at leg
firar git op."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
gcmuin @aneaaaro.

mebbeleS Sen zoe Sftpbcr: 9penS
brGnbte 9aneitation bill iormentIig
bltpe opfsrt peo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nets eitIiee 8r9nie, bbor 9cIiggcn.
beocn bIiper poerit eunitig % Sor.
bol6ene meget proftiife - iom Sci.
finger @anegaaro / nogct minore
SttI. acknowledgment oil / iaa
SiIfPIbe bIioe ilpttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
;sunSet iumf Gin. ssro Soriers me

Sunost iom gis. Sra Soriers meo-
oeles ben Soc Sftober: 9oelsmonb
Ssren 9. Ssreuien al Operbp peb
Sebitrup, Der for otte Gage iioen
f~oripdubt ira fit Siem, iorOteS iaaar
iom Sig i Eebitrup Sie. San eiter.
laber fig enfe og Z utouitrmereoe
8ern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

$4,000 Sulfeifolcbsrn finbes Der /
StocfboIm. I'll at unoerpiie Dem
bar mar ct 2prerforpS paa 943 Ser.
Toner, bporaf ia S9rere og 1877
2Prerinoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
IanSalsiusien / Rpfplfe, iom bar

Ell SolObsibe al $50 Weter, og ION
hor lit l1bipriue ira SGterSoals'
Eeierne, er ifslge "GeItl." Iolgt I'll
fSobrif6eItprer g. Rilsien, aalgaarS.
Oct ontages, at ben / uSbpggei
Stanb bill funne Iepere ca. 5000 S.
arpfter. &asbraeet ifal bore let al
reaiilere. 8isbeiummen er 21,OOC
ST., og 4isberen ifal betale 500 Str
pr. Gor, in0til Sosien tages I grug.
Sr. Iil8ien bill poa BET nlioGrenoe
Ti6sprnft life ubtale fig nprmere
rm, bportil araften agtes atpenot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

0ujfes. - Gu una gtdro iom
~ Stenograpber o. Booteeeper, Der fpr'
itadr bauoe GugcNt o. Rprit. Tan iaa Blaos.
Seuo Breu mRrtet "Steuogrupber", III
Sccprabsgoite 3ecprab. Soma, for mar
mere EpLnsnlnaer. Cpatp NL0er. GUelie on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30
Sperise oe 5inIano.

1856 &rcatnrcr % en- Gel Spin er
inoebrenot paa Gtenbommen Stora
Sunb peb 2ibfisptng / Speri9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

Gn ieismosraHif Statiun - oen
isrite | Sanmarf 80 bill blipe arlaat
/ aarbus al Den tpife aitrouom Sr.
ariieer. Tom iantioie bpa9er ct Sb.
iernatorium / oenne gp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

epmaatnen -eusoeursn" er uoo,aseH ! cob
creer. % ben sr alt bill Fan srts IN semanins
at sars. Zen sisr soet arbeiee % saaE let
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

- ilialgs. -- Wtn GtrrooeriUrrets
- utrg iTlge5 biligt, bpts Snlg fer itrur.
On goo aHteoHlug ior en- Hcrit iom utE be-
guEoc for iig ielU. 5tltrtu i. Seuericn,
@ahpston. Y. Got.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-30

StIalgs. - l54H acres uomGr'
- tet 9uno; "A acreS Stog. Gooe 6uie,
BrGuo og &tuomple. III ydG ira aenpon,
% Yiil til nprit airtc, d I'll Stolehus. Stl
til California. u. x. J~IHuesgaaro, SeEgon.
N2luu.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

Mr.. Karger. who is the Washington cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Times-Star,
is widely known and has a large public
acquaintance. He enjoys the friendship
and confidence Of public men everywhere.
Mr.. Karger was born in Berlin, Ger
many. in 1866. and was only seven years
old when he came to this country with
his parents. His education was received
in the public schools of New York and
Cleveland He began his newspaper work
on a German Sunday paper while in the
Cleveland High School
IN 1884 he was reporter on the Freie
Presse. of Cincinnati, later going with the
Volksfreund to do legislative work at
Columbus.
In 1880 he was employed by the Cncin-
natl Commercial Gazette as its city editor
and political writer Leaving the Com
mercial Gazette. he went to the Cincinnati
Post, and occupied the city desk for four
years
His work in Washington began in 1899
as correspondent of the Cincinnati Post
and Scripps-McRae League. Since 1906 he
has been connected with the Cincinnati
Times Star.
Mr.. Karger has reported every national
convention since 1882. and has. Travelled
with President Roosevelt many times. COW
ering Oyster Bay on the occasions of his
sojourn there.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
TAFT WOULD REMOVE DUTY
Recommends Tax Be Taken OFF
Sugar and Tobacco.
Believes These Commodities should
BE Admitted Free from Philip
pines TO United States.

Secretary Taft. in his special report on
the Philippine Islands. recommends that
the present duty on Philippine sugar and
tobacco be removed, and that these COM
mOdities be admitted TO the markets of
the United States free of duty.
This course he says. is necessary. in
order to nave these industries attain their
former reasonably prosperous condition
To remove the present duty on sugar and
tobacco, Mr Taft says, would not injure
American interests. and would not affect
the price Of sugar and tobacco IN this
country.
Mr. Taft says he would be willing 10
have a limitation placed on the amount
Of sugar and tobacco imported from the
Philippines free OF duty, so the price Of
these articles in the United States would
not be affected.
In addition, Mr.. Taft also recommends
70 Congress that legislation be enacted
removing the present restrictions as TO
the acquisition of mining claims and the
holding OF lands by corporations that
further legislation be passed authorizing
the Philippine government, II il chooses.
10 open and conduct an agricultural bank.
with a capital not exceeding s. 000, 900, and
that the cOastwise laws OF the United
States be made permanently inapplicable
10 the trade between the ports of the ISL
ands and the ports of the United States.
In his regular message submitted TO
Congress at the opening OF the present
session Mr.. Roosevelt said he would
transmit at a later date the report OF
Secretary Taft on the Philippine Islands
In transmitting the report, the President
said.
Work has been continued the report
says, upon the railroad system Of the
islands One Of the railroad companies
took advantage Of the provision for the
guaranty Of bonds. and they have built
about forty miles of road and have earn
ed under their concession the guaranty
OF $4,000 of bonds which have been
signed and delivered by the Philippine
government
The roads. the report continues. have
been well constructed, and admirably
adapted to resist climatic conditions
There is no reason, Mr. Taft says, why
these roads when constructed should not
pay a reasonable percentage upon the
investment. It Is Of utmost difficulty.
Mr.. taft says, TO secure the coming of
capital 20 the Islands, and it would great
ly aid the development Of the islands if
the railroads earned a large dividend
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
INDORSES DOLLIYER MEASURE
Columbia Turnverein Take Action
Relative to the School Board.
Believes Thorough Educator
should Have Control of schools
I'm District of Columbia.

The Columbia Turnverein, which IS a
member Of a national organization and
which has branches in every city, en-
bracing a membership Of large proper
tions, and whose basic principle is the
education OF mind and body of the youth
Of this country. has taken a hand in the
school troubles Of Washington and has
adopted resolutions fndorsing the Dolliver
measure. now before the District sub
committee Of the Senate.
II is the sense Of the resolution of the
Turnverein that the administration Of the
schools of this city should be intrusted to
an educator who has had the benefits of
a thorough university training and who
is equipped In every manner to supervise
the educational system Of the District of
Columbia.
The Turnverein puts itself on record as
being opposed 10 intrusting the educa-
tional welfare of the children into the
hands Of a board of education composed
OF laymen. who have not had the benefit
of a thorough course in the study of
peda gogics.
The resolutions were transmitted to Sem
ator Burkett. as chairman of the COM
mittee
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
VITAL FORCE DISCOVERIES
WIN PHENOMENAL SUCCESS
Life Electricity Institute Moves To-day
10 Larger end Finer Quarters. from
l116 f 10 the MetrOpoIitsp Bank
building, 6Is 18th ST. City.

Few discoveries win such immediate
success as Mr.. Andrew McConnell's re-
searches in vital force. Three months
ago Mr.. Mcconnell opened an office with
the seemingly impossible claim that by
teaching one his science of vital forces,
one could learn to generate more vital
power and cure himself Of any chronic
form OF disease or age weakness.
The first month was a success, with
many invalids and old people curing
themselves. This proved The principles
true and December leaped into six times
the November work. Not content with
this big success. January classes have
doubled the December business.
Two assistant teachers have had TO be
employed 10 help Mr. Mcconnell teach
and train the daily increasing number
who spread the word That this purely
scientific training for one to cure himself
on lengthen his life means the greatest
discovery OF science. If II be true that A
lack Of scientific knowledge Of vital power
is the cause of chronic disease, this is the
greatest discovery of science. If one can
not learn to increase the generation Of
vital mower, there is nothing whatever in
it, Most all who study the principles are
as enthusiastic as bir. Mcconnell, and all
who follow the rules for increasing the
vitality get we'll in few weeks,
Among the many able-minded men who
think the Mcconnell work will spresA
over the world is MIR. W. J. MOomaw OF
25 College street northwest, this city
who claims he has increased his working
capacity through the science OF vital in
crease.
Mr.. Mcconnell viii give an explanatory
lecture on his work on Monday, al .. m,
at the rooms IN the Metropolitan Bank
Building. 6l3 Fifteenth street northwest.
Tuesday, al p m. ne lectures by invita-
ton of the Mems Club. In the Dumbarton
Methodist Church.
Classes at II a. m. and 4:40 p. n. Can
be taught by mail
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
MAKES OPTIMISTIC ADDRESS
Mr.. Bryan Speaks on THE Signs of
the Times"
NebFaskan at Mount Pleasant Con-
pices of the Mems Club.

Mr. William Jennings Bryan delivered
an optimistic and impressive address on
The Signs of the Times. last night. at
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
The audience taxed the capacity OF the
large edifce and hundreds were turned
away. unable to obtain even standing
room. Mr.. Bryan spoke under the au-
spices OF the Mems Club Of the congre-
cation. as a special compliment 10 his
friend OF years standing, District Com
missioner West. the president OF the club.
Mr.. West, unhappily. was unable 10 be
present, as he has not fully recovered
from the operation which he recently IN
derwent AT Providence Hospital. The
pastor, Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn, in his in
troductory remarks. spoke OF this. and
paid a tribute to Mr.. Vests work in con-
nection with the club Mr.. Bryan also
referred 10 il IN his opening remarks. He
had paid a visit to Mr. West at the hos
pital in the afternoon.
District Commissioner Morrow occupied
a seat IN Mr.. Vests pew, and the au-
dieHce included many we'll known people.
An excellent musical programme was
rendered before the address.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
SCHOOLS TO BE COMMERCIAL.
President Eliot Says Business Progress
VIII Dominate in Future.

Madison, Wis Jan. 25-Charles ",
Eliot. president Of Harvard University,
in an address at the University Of Wis
consin on the history and future tenden-
cies Of higher education. declared that
10 commercial and indus
trial progress viii be the dominating pur-
pose Of the larger universities in the
future
He pointed out that the education Of
the future must include the training Of
children along natural lines. and that the
efficiency Of universities in turning out
capable young men to fill the various
professions and occupations will depend
largely upon the thOroughness with which
elementary schools become imbued with
this idea.
The endowed universities. he predicted,
will struggle seriously 10 obtain and keen
a national record Of students, depending
upon graduates 10 stimulate attendance
by precept and example and the States
universities will work toward the same
end, competing with the older endowed
institutions.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

be able 10 balance teh account I like
our plan better We use faith and
works-faith inspired by works. We tell
the sinner he can be forgiven to-day, and
lead a life full Of joy, love. hope, which
cannot be gotten by attempting TO Offset
evil actions committed for generations.
You do not have 10 believe anything
10 be Buddhist. You can be an ag-
nostic. Buddhism does not require be-
lief. The buddhist religion looks down.
The Christian religion looks upward. The
Christian religion Will supplant the
Buddhist
Teachings OF Confucius.
when / went 20 China thought high
.of confaelus The longer ] stald there
and the more 1 saw or the teachings OF
ConfueIgs. the less I thought Of them
snd him. ifs golden rule is DO not
unto others as you should have them do
unto you Christianity teaches as the
opposite. The one is positive. and the
other is negative belplessness. Evil
should be rewarded with good. Good
should be rewarded with love. Some
say do nothing for any one who Is not
going to do anything for you
Reciprocity Is the balancing % bene-
fits. It is the selnshness on which a
calculating man would establish a system
OF morality. Confuelus said: Render
services according 20 the services render
ed % you. The teachings OF confucius
are responsible for china's stagnation
for 1900 years. II is the glory OF the
Christian ideal that the best and the
noblesJ are kept with their faces turned
upward. and make life one continued
journey upward toward better things.
The sweetness Of the fruits Of Christianity
can best be appreciated by comparing
them with the fruits OF other religions"
The Scripture lesson was read By Rev.
Or. Donald Macleod pastor OF the
church. and he read the seventh chapter
of the Gospel of ST. Paul, a portion Of
the Sermon on the Mount Rev Or.
Duncan lead In prayer. He invoked q
blessing on the President. his Cabinet,
and all the departments. and Congress.
Parliament. the Douma. the Reichstag.
the States, and all the officers Of govern
ment.
DR.. Macleod said the services yester-
day were the closing services Of an evan
gelistic campaign. He mentioned the his
toric significance Of the pulpit that had
seen SO many famous men on il for the
last 900 years IN the affairs Of the Capital
and closed by saying that there is hope
as long as The leaders in politics can
stand in pulpit and speak.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
DEATH OF FIELD AGENT.
MIR. wilcox, of Eighth street, 20 BE
Buried in MIddIebury, VT.

Funeral service for William A Wilcox,
who died at his home. 1921 Eighth street
northwest, early yesterday morning. will
be held at Frey Brothers undertaking
establishment, 1890 Fourteenth street
northwest, this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Interment will be ct Middiebury, Vt.
Wednesday.
Mr.. Wilcox was the Oldest field agent in
length Of service in the Bureau of Fish
cries. He had been four times on the Pa
ciic Coast for the Bureau, and twice in
Porto Rico His last field work was in
the New England States.