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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04
Finest Manners Result of Character.

Almost every defect of manners could
be traced to some flaw III self-respect
serenity or Difference. An unfortunate
manner" is simply manner that IS
thoughtless of others-lacking III defer
ence and kindness. Self consciousness"
is merely over-anXiety for self. Lack of
tacklessness which rushes IN where an
gels fear to tread is lack of fine feel
ing and considerateness And the heat
and excitement and exaggerated en-
phasis which shatter poise to fragments
do obey betray pliable lack of that
serene tranquility which views impartial
ity and can wait eternities?
The finest manners any woman could
have are a result of heart and character.
The dignity which fine manners in
vove is merely Il proper selfrespect.
Every chair could be throne and hold
a king" says the wise man.
Poise, that most essential quality of
the wefl-bred woman, is merely serene
tranquility of mind which leaves hurry
10 slaves of either speech or
action.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04
hit S been er long an weary way

hit s been er long an weary way
For my or Miss an me.
An hard TO keep the ehiiun moViu'
straight;
But we raise EN- mostly righteous,
Till de las one of de three
Stluk de rice from out her rustIes at de
gate.
Den we settle down to dreamin'
Wild de pictures of our dead
An de whisperin' of DER voices en- de hall,
An we meant it, femme tell you
When we asked de Lord fer bread
AMI thanked Him cause he let me fetch
1t ALL
But my or Miss
She promus dis:
She S never goin' ter set me free;
An when she jines de holy tn ong
She'll tell de angel t keeps de golden
gate:
Man, when my OF Niger comes erlong,
Send him in.
Send him in!''
Harry StiIweH Edwards. in The Century.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04
FOR THE LADIES.
Send Him In.

SEND F-IIII N.
When OF Marster went on to de war.
lie took me by de ham
An hc said: Il maybe won't come hack
again;
! leaves de Missus in yo' care,
An you nus ten de Ian.
An keep my dock f0m hghtnin an de
rain
Dey hrung i'm fom Virginny
Wild * life all shot erway-
lies sleepin out beneath de Of pine tree
An / scattered all de uigeess
When deg ask OF Miss fer Day.
An deere s no one roun' lie quarters now
but me
But my or Miss
She pTomus dis:
She's never goin' ter set me free;
An when she j'ines de holy tn ong.
She'll tell de angel / keeps de golden
gate.
Man, when my Of niger comes erlong,
Send him in
70 lueH'
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04
Adept in Loves Language

Australia is great country for COM
petitions The Victorian mining city Of
Ballarat has had a love letter COMPETE
ton, which proved so attractive as to
draw competitors from all over the EN-.
pire. 1t closed n few days age. with the
interesting result that the first prize
was awarded to an English lady, Miss
Gertrude Leighton, Black End, Corn
wall. The letter judged to be the best
ran thus:
ITO an imaginary rrespondent-Iou
ask me to forgive you. What can you
ever do. sweetheart, which for one mo-
ment could make me forget what You
are to me- or that love which has made
earth heaven, and my life a joy! Have
| to forgive the sun for lurking behind
the clouds when he has shOne on my
days and made them golden, or shall /
welcome him the less when he comes
forth to warm me again! Beloved. If
have aught TO forgive it is that you,
hold. have asked the question. | have
no desire to know anything, except that
YOU lave loved me and love me still. My
faith is uuquesti0ning, for have l not
crowned you king and the king can do
no wrong? These eyes of mine, which
have closed beneath your kisses, are
sightless until your lips unseai them
Nv ears are deaf except 10 the magic
call of the voice Of my beloved, and nay
heart has ceased to beat until 1t car
throb on yours. l am sleeping. anC
shall awaken but at the sound OF your
footsteps.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

On a magnificent gown Of goh-colored
crepe de chine a Partisan mOdiste has
brought the everyday garden onion into
a remarkable decorative scheme
Long streamers Of the gold-coIored
ribbon velvet depend from various parts
Of the gown, aud on their ends, which
are first wrapped with black silken cords,
there are hung onions made Of gold gauze
ribbon stuffed with white cotton.
It is safe to say lining of white chif-
fOn covers the cotton before the gold is
put on. The onions appear in different
sizes, and are made Of several width of
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

tlent and in the drains and sewer unless
the physician otherwise directs.-The
Laymen's Medical Journal.
~o%o~
Self-Analysis.
Did you ever get in front of mirror
with a real strong light and see every
one of your impertectionS SO plainly that
1t made you fairly sick at heart, and
think TO yourself, Now that's what
look like to other people,"
If you have, cheer up.
For it isn't so at all.
AS matter of fact, when you look at
yourself III Il mirror you see an entirely
different parsonage from the one your
friends see.
In the first place, your expression when
you are Self-cOnSci0usly Scrutinizing your
self IN a mirror is quite different from
what 1t is under ordinary conditions.
have noticed myself that people when
they look III the mirror produce Il pecu-
mar set of wrinkles in their foreEaaus.
and beauty doctors tell me that too much
.elt.scrutlnlzing does Il good deal of harm
IN this way.
In the second place you are looking
for wrinkles and pores and lines and
paiIor and you see them, whereas your
friends are looking at you and they see
sou.
And in the third place, am told that
inany mirrors distort to a surprising de
gree, and thus make imperfectons more
painfully evident.
Perhaps there are some among my
readers who do not need this reassur-
ance, who are always entirely content
with the image their mirrors give back to
them
But | am writing for the average
woman land when / can conveniently ar
range it, for the average man, too of
coursel and | think that most OF her once
! in while looks in the mirror and won
ders, as | heard foolish little girl the
other day
How can anyone like me when am
50 homely?"
And it is for her that | write the re-
| assurance. And | want to add another
one to it.
think it is often the same way with
the mirror Of self-analysis.
Perhaps with most of us our casual
glances at our mental and moral equip
ment is fairly satisfactory.
And then comes a DAY when somehow
or other we happen to get a good strong
| ilght on the mirror of our self-analysis.
and all the little meannesses and selfish
nesses stand out i'll ugly prominence and
we cannot see how anyone can possibly
love us and how we happen to be 50
much worse than other people
But cheer up. We aren't
| once heard the greatest evangelist.
DIR. Wilbur Chapman, the man whom
hundreds of men and women look up
to as one of the best men living. tell
how mean and little and Intellectual he
often seemed to himself when he was
in a self-analyZing mood.
But don't we know ourselves better
than other people possibly can?
No. | don't think we always do.
They don't know the inwardness of
us, but we don't know the outwardness
Of ourselves.
On the whole, | think the mirror Of
self-analysis is no more truthful than
the real mirror that hangs on your wall.
So cheer up the next time you think
You are the least desirable Of all NOR
tails.
Cheer up. For it may not be true"
Ruth Cameron, in Syracuse Herald.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

Instances are sometimes noticed Of
paint peeling from radiators and other
smooth brass parts which are subject
to n considerable degree of heat. This
il due to the fact that printing coat
of shellack was not used before the paint
was applied, consequently the brass hay
ing a smooth surface afforded no body
or foundation for the paint to adhere to.
Where brasswork subject to heat is to
be painted by first applying a coat Of
shellac. it will insure the permanency Of
the paint without regard to the number
of coats used.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

4 was gladdened at Christmas time,
said & dressmaker Among my gifts |
received a package addressed in II hand
not at all familiar to me. Imagine my
surprise on opening it TO find one Of The
daintiest pincushlOns imaginable from one
Of my customers. She had noticed, per-
haps how dependent l am upon my belt
pincushion and carried tnat thought home
with her. When the holidays were at
hand she made me one quite on the
same pattern as my own and sent 1t 10
me with the seasons greetings,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

John Hagerman's father scolded him
so hard for letting a stranger steal his
valise TINT John left home, and when he
went back recently IN forgiying mood
aud wealthy he found the old man dead.
The Hagermans lived at Washington, N.
j., and it was thirty-three years ago that
fell out with his father and got the scold-
ing. He jumped on a freight train then.
went to pittsburg, and finally to Illinois,
where he became contractor and gained
riches. He found his old mother still
alive at Washington and will make times
good for her so long as she lives.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Solfetouinoen,

Gen iterite Sremgnne t SoIfe.
mpugbe | oct forsanene CHAR at DC
itsrre 9per bar Detroit, @id., siort,
buis SnobpegerantaI er iteget fra
1885, 04 / 1900 iii 1857 mi |
1910. 9ette err en- SoregeIie al life
minore emo GO Brocent.
MiIipaufees @efoIfuing er iteeet
til 373,S57, Ell 6orseelie al 81 BRO.
cent iioen 1900.
gefoIfnirsen | atlouta. Ga, er
iteget ira S9,S72 ill 154,S39 og ge,
foIfninsen I 8oterburp, Conn, fro
1850 til 73,14f.
@efolfningen | Solebo. Ohio, or
Iteget fra 1882 / 1900 til 1863.
497 MI / 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

ea Counter. Ratter t~iIbrogte ban
bos fin Sooser Douglas Gobinion
ira Reu Oort paa bennes 9anSitro
6eritebS.
&eiien fortiattes SnsSae Nat til
Chicago, boor ban anfom EbprsSae
aften os fog bet isrite Cog til Sma.
ba, boor ban penteSes OF antomme
5reSas eftermiooas BEN 26oe gu-
quit. Serfra fortiettes Reiieu efter
en- Simss SpboIo til 9bcpenne,
@pomins, meo gnfomit 2srbas Den
27be aI. 10 SormiSbog.
s Cheyenne Ifal ban boISe fin or
Sen Gale og beItase | oct itorarteoe
"Gopbop" .RarnipaI, rpeet ban oiIt.
NOT sInber iie mere til END noget an
oct poa belle Reiieproerammet. Ssn-
bag ifaI ban tiIbringe Der / gpen
hos @uperrsr groofs, 90 Manbag
iortiettes Reiien til 9enoer, Golora-
90, bnor ban ifal boIoe fin treble So
lie og opboIoe iis til Eirsbog Mor-
gen. Scrfra saar ioa Reiien pioere
oper 9uebIo, Colo, til Oiapotomie,
Scans, bpor ban IfaI boIoe en- Of De
pistisite al fine Soler. San bill
benne bGientIis bpGIe peo forfeit
Iiee at Sc Brpblemer, iom bcu untio.
noIe Tegiering 'ipecieIt er iittcresierei
|. Canine gften goar Reiien tilbo'
ge til Smaho, bpor ban Ben 2oer
September ifaI bolSe en- Gale ON
BnnamafanaIeu. Gen 3oie gnor Def
iau piSere til Sioiir Sails, 9. Saf.
% ON gftenen oen Ace til Sarge, %.
9af., bpor ban fol tale paa Grbei'
~beroogen beu Ste September % fom'
mer Den nGite Woreen, Sirsbaa
oen CITE Sept., til Ct. IouI, Winu.,
for of bcIbe fin al belle 2anoet met
ip9nbt SntereSie imsbeieebe SnIC
paa ben Der foriamlebe Itore, inter
rationale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sra ct. TnilI fortiGttes ioo Het
len iii Nilmaufee, isis, Sreeport
81, Chicago, Cincinnati, Bittsburl
% Iep gorf, meo Gnfomit til itoit.
rrpnte Steb ON SormioOagen Der
lite September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Qutomobiler
til Krtesbrue

8encralmoior @rdnt o~nbefnler |
fin G%arsrapport til Grmeoepnrtemen.
let Geotnselien az en- fboeraI Sob, Der
t GiIfGIoe at 9ris giper DC milf.
tore gutoritetcr Rpuoigbeb til al
tage | 8efpiiition ale automobiIer
meo pIaos til fire Beriorer eusr
Here.
@eneralen fcriroier Den Sib, ba
trooper, Tom ifal ierbes LANCE 81.
itancer, nPiten nSeluffenSe oil BIZ
transpcrtereoe I Wtotorpogne, og
geotageIien al en- 2op. Tom BEN fore.
Iaaeoe, uiloe ifnfie armecn oct for.
neone SrorsportmaterieI.
General @rant, Der iom befierot
err en- Ssn al afosoe P%rGitoent
Grant, err fortioen itatioueret paa
@cpernor's SsIaro, Rep gorf, iom
Gbef for oct sitIige 3ommalbooi.
thrift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
ct hiitoriif SUMO.

en- ioQr 2obberfiite, Ser Ia6er iii
at bare ~inSeboIot 2iget at Sen be.
rsmte iponffe SpoogeliesreiienSe
SerronSo Sc Soto, er forIeoen opoa.
get og optaget ira 9unben al glisiis.
fi~ppifIooeu peo Guircp, 81. i/nhet.
ser ifploes Sen uieSoanlig Iape gon6.
itano. siorbes al Ssreren nf Serge.
baaoer "Stepbens", SapteiH arnt.
sen.
Poa en- al fine Siire ouer SloSen
fit ban 2ie paa en- metalignenSe
9ieritanb, iom itnt op of en- SanS.
bnnfe, o. neo en- rRrmere ltnSeris.
aeIie oiite bet zig at bare en- io9r
2igfiite iammenuaslet al tptfe Sob.
berpIaoer. Roa 9aaset par nn6ragt
fslgeroe Snifriptiou:
fernando y Jose y Marie
De Soto
Born 1896 Died 1922
FL Como Monana.
aiiien bIep brnst iii @i6eImanns
aieoeIiabrif ! Guiucp. boor Sen blep
aa6net. Ser fnubtes imiolertio intet
Spor isien Of Siset; ielO 9enenc
par iuIoit9uois bortimuloreSe. De
enelie @ieuitanbe. iom ianStes, bar
et SsIptors, ct Bar Sporer oa en-
Snap, ieIp biSie bar Hoe meoiarne al
Sioeus San&
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Rooiepelts Reiie.

grpr9Heout RooiepeIt tiItroaSte |
Sirs6ass fin bebuoeoe Reiie. Der oil
sna siernem IA al ~llnionens Stater,
bare | ire Tiger og itreffe iig oner en-
Oiitanee paa 5,493 Mil. San ifaI
paa Suren iaIt boloe ii 3aler, en-
| bner Stat.
San iorloo Rep gort ST. 1890
ON Sormioongen pg anfom 81. 4.33
til lltien, boorira ban me5 ben eIcf.
triife Snterurbanbone itrar iortiatte
Reiicn til S%ristonp os berira til
summit Bari, bpor ban ON aitenen
bolSt fin isrite SaIe for en- SorIam.
ling Garmere ira &erfimer os Snei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Gcrnaoo / mihiean.

On tornado. iom Wanong Gftcr
raIeoe ooer peitlise Widisnn, unret-
teSe en- Sfabe paa ODER 1 Niuion
Dollars, % Der u9res Srpgt for, al
Der osiaa er eoaet fere ReuneifeIio
tabt.
llpeiret anrettebe flor Sfaoe paa
Srugttre9rne, % ct tort Autal Slis-
tage opreues.
On Sarmer beo Nnpn CHARLES
Carlton bIeo Ioaet ~beoioItlss al Sp-
net og bans Siem Iost gfse.
Ter n9res flor gGugiteIie for, at
Here 1otorbdabe, iom orerraifeoes
al ltpeiret, mlIigens fan bore for
ulpffeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
6lvpenoe Rapaueri.

2sitnant SoieSb Sidel, II. g. ~,
Ser al armeSeSartemcutet er beor.
oret til at foretase en- &Rtfe aero'
plmerperimenter iammen meS aoio'
tiferen Glenn Curtis, uotaIer Den
Renina, at Observation-Disclosures
Sfarpifpttere bill aisle aaOaaeriet
Sremtioens arige.
San iort9Qer | en- al fine Rappor'
ter til Separtementet, at ban UNDER
fine 6lponinser bar anitiaet Here
Sfp6eiorisg meo oct reglementereoe
armegep9r, os of ban baoSe iunoet
oct lettcre oe SrGffeiiffer6eoen itsr.
re ems fra Rpssen al en- salopperen.
De 8~apaneribeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Jnterpention.

Sra Banana, S~ooeSitoben | Re
publifen Of iamme Roon, TELEGRAPH
res oer 216e guguit: Rpgter bar
igaar aites j SmIsb ON, at De 6or'
ene0e Staier life piloe tiaaoe 9alget
al DR.. WenbOBa iii 9~iseprriioent al
ben a~nsiOeIige Srunb, at oct itreo
MOB 6oriatninsen. Rpgterne, Der
foraarioeeoe tor llro % OpbisieIie
/ gpen, itabfRiteoes / ct ioag ofient.
Iisqiort Snterpiep meo Den ameri.
fanife Charge s. aiiaires % %reiuIte-
reSe / en- itarf asitation i poIitiife
areSie. Zen iunsereHSe YraiioeHt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

Nenboaa, og NeSIemmerne al bans
aaibnet iasttaeer Den itrangeite I'll.
baseboISenbeo peorsreuSe fine Bio
irer for 6remtioeu. Ranse al 2eeiS.
latitrers IeSIemmer er mere aaben.
minoeoe % erfl9rer, at ben amert.
tanife Regiering ineeu Ret bar til at
blnnOe fig op / Bananas inSre afia.
rer. gpers Yorsermeiter bar t~ruifet
SorboIosresIer til Sroerens Spret.
boIbeIie.
Sra Fnnama Gitp tc~Iegraicrcs Sen
22be GpriI: IeSoeIeIien onL at
De 6orenebe Stater moSiRtter fla
Observation-Disclosures @oIg al Gar.
lis Wcnbo5a til aioeoe Br9iiSent
SbaIbios GfterisIeer for Sen glen.
itaaenoe Del al oenncs Gmbeoster.
min, bar roft en- ipore Splist | ber-
oerenbe poIitiife 9reSie.
Senor WeuSo3o bar RepubIifcns
2oen gicepr9iioent, oa ObaISio osoe,
% ooertog itror Stpret iom fimge.
renbe Treiibent. Otter Sc 2ibcrales
SER oeo gaIeene / Sui bar oct oeu
oIminbeIiae Wenine, at @enocsa
oiIoe bIiue polat til Rrriioent at oen
me MISUNDERSTANDING, mar bernie
iommcntr9oer Den 1ite September.
Gen amerifnn'fe Hesierius bapber
imioIertiO, at 6oriamIinsen life bar
grunbIopsmGSfis Het til at pGIee no.
gen ErGiioent, men at bette nIene
fan lie peo alminoeligt gals.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
SincoIns Saoe 600.

Or. Sobn @eGs @uIfIepL Baib'
ingtons GIbite 29ee, er ben 24oe bs.
aisaaet peo Gsoen | fit Stem Der, 81
gar eammeI. Or. guIfIep tom til
8aibinston itrar fer gorserfrigens
llbbruo. San par ben isrite S9ge.
iom unberisate Rrpiibent 2incoIr
efter Woroattentatet poa BAN
Serbs Sbeater, os iorblep hos BAN
til hans Geb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Derbiemmefra,
SeIcgrafife Gfterretniuser fra Rorse,
Gammarf, Soerise Os SinlanS.
Iarpeten I Torse.

Sra ariitionia t~elegraieres ben
22oe aiauit:
s Srsuoelager bar ser | CONNER
berifet en- lonaparig 5srfe. Ser bar
prret ipariomt meo Regn Belle Som.
merer, 90 Sslgen er, at 9rsnoene er
tonuue, % at gano MAJ Transports
res LANCE 8eie.
Sommerens Ssopling er MI TOM
met | GUS. poa 8eitlonoet bIeo oct
ct uomcrtet Ssnnr, pon Eitlonoet or
oct omtreut Ct @ienneminitsoar, me.
oens oct HoroenfieIos err unSer ct
0ti6beIsonr. 9erimco err aooIiteteu
goo operoIt.
Ritgen, Tom giper ct riat llSbptte
al iiomcrfet 9nolitet, er oeiaa fao.
ret, 90 gpg % 9oteter itnar meaet
looenbe, iGrIig SsnoenfieIos, bpor
Der bar pUrct riaeIiat meS Regn.
Spitsbergcu.
Sra ariittatta t~eIcgrafcrcs Sen
24be Iugiit:
S~pitsbergen bill MI mort bIi Sfite-
pIaoien for en- betpoeIig Iirfiombeo.
DIN nogle fdd Muuueocr bill oct
ncritamerifarifc aliIfompuni 6capn.
o.
DC SltImiuebrift meo flere Sunore0e
gtdno. ct eIeftrig guIrg oil BIZ op.
fsrt, Siifcriitatiouer oil BIZ mlaat
og pioeuifabeliee Sbierpotorier pil
bli oprettet. guhoiSere opfsrer grep
3eppeIiu en- 2uftifibsito.ion poa en-
al Gerne. San Ioqbe iimpeltbcn &c.
lag pao ber beoite Elaos, ban nm.
De finoe, men fit llsreie ureo cnser
HoromGno. Tom bopSe oftupcret
Stebet fsr BAN.
SnbtiI oanIfe upfia bar Spits6cr.
gen blot giort Tiencite lom Bats for
arftiIfe Grpeoitiouer. Ecrnes in.
tcruotiouoIe Sitting isges ru faIt-
Honet oeo n international Cncrens.
fomit. BORON Der / set iioitc bar
urret isrt EorborSIinger | ariitiania
- SorboroIinaer. iont uetop MI er
oIiIuttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
RuS 6~pleraimittcn.

Sra aisbenbabu telegraieres oen
23oe 4uguit:
Gpiierne | DC ifan6indniife 9dnoe
tdger nv traitig tiIorSe for beifutten-
DC SorboIosreqIer MOB ocU Ituoig iii.
senoe Sore for aoIcraimitte fra Rlts-
lamb. DC podpcger, at meoens Rits-
LAMB forIdnaer Fos al hoer eneite
lloIGroing, Tom fomner mo | Can.
nj, looer RnboIorbcne rusfiffe Rei.
ienbe foa ubirhret ao9dng. Gette
maa oct prre lint meo, itriper aui.
ierre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
GjpmanSsfpusrcs

Sra 9isberbdnn teIegroieres Sen
23oe Guguit:
en- International &ongrcs af Sis-
mGnO - Iatroier og 6prbsOere =
aabueoes Der i6dg. Ger er iremusot
omfring 700 9elcgatcr, SeribIanot
Repr1ientmtter fra Roros o. 5pS-
amerifa og ira Dc brittle os oonife
Sisuranosforcninger.
8urgresien par bIet arrdrgeret al
Dem, Tom suifer at i~perfiGtte en- IN
ternationoI Sismonositreif for ber-
igiernem at ltstte 9ropet paa beSre
9sn OF bcore 9rbeiosuiIfaar for Wen-
troier 90 GuQougere. Sfisut benne
Gag en0mr life bar pnret oppe III
formeI gebnnSIing / aongresieu,
fremgaar oct, at SIertouet al 9eIe.
g~aterne er irnoo Streif. Sum Re.
prpientanterne for DC brittle Sid.
neutrality-suspicious. OF Eoele fda
amerifauere er | Saosr at Streit.
eunSuns Spf9Srs i Spsrise.
+. Sra Stocf6oIm te~Iesraferes oer
23oe Iuguit:
ReSLemmer al 2orSons County
Council" meo Sormano @bitafer
Sbompion / SpiSieH er for Sioen
pan 9eiss ! Stocfbolm for at ItiSere
oen ipenife SopeoItaSs municipaIe
Sorfatnius og Sorooltrina, Se en-.
seIifc @ipIter fit en- Itorortst Mioo.
tagelie. gf set ~itoefbolmite Som.
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Gorifrttes paa Abe Sibe).
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-10-13
Mlgs AGAIN OPENS HIS FACE

AAAAAt-+tA-aN@ HAN%+- 80 -
loB p Maus. commanding officer Of
the Dsgartmeut OF thu Columbia. who
returued 70 vancouver barracks bate
last aight after a trip of inspection
Of army posts In Alaska,
So acute Is the distress among the
papuiailon OF the camp thai Gen.
Maus declares government aid win
probably have to be invoked to brins
many q the pennlless men out before
Tine winter season is over. Iditarod
itself as an Eldorado where treasure
awaits only 70 be piekd up, is a mis-
taksa faIlacy Gen Maus bursted the
bubble Of It's reputed richness by say
uag that he doubts if more than $780,
GOO win be taken out from the whole
camp this year
So serious does Gen. Maus consid-
er the condition Of those IN Iditarod,
whose dgsutuhoa has been caused
chiefly by The false reports sent out.
that be intends 20 have ey,ry future
report Of a gold strike thai comes
out OF Alaska by military telegraph
investigated that the true facts may
d, found and stated.
Il examined the lditarod camp and
made a map of il and the Iunoko
river from Yukon to Iditarod City
and 10 within eight miles OF Otter
creek. where gold was discovered -
s.ad Gen Maus last night
In Idiarod and vicinity are be
tween 2ooo and 25oO persons. The
town is a miserable site, Nearly all
over lhe place there is mud up to
ones knees. There is nothing in the
way OF accommodations,
Poor and seauy meals cost Sl,5o.
Many there are in absolute destitute
condition. They cannot secure en-
ploymeng. tor there is none for them.
I viii be- greatly surprised il a large
number are not taken out before the
winter is over by the government or
other charitable means
~ou the way TO Idilarod ] saw hun
dreds going who had hJtle Of any
th.us When they reached Iditarod
they could get no work and practical
became public charges.
Il intend TO have every report that
CONES out Of Alaska by the military
telegraph lines Investigated in order
10 have al the true facts stated
False reports hurt Alaska and they
should not be made. They hurt the
peopsl there and cause embarrassment
Many odd miners seem to have been
bitten by This report OF the richness
of Idi2rod
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-10-13
Really seasiek.

Here is seasick story we have not
heard before; Bride and groom sitti
on deck. both very seasick. Henry
do you love me as much as everY' the
bride asked the groom.
''Yes, my darling" the groom replied.
''more than ever"
The bride turned her head away for
a moment and then said to the groom:
81 thought that would make me feel
better, Henry. bat It didn't. "-Atchison
Globe.