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FIG. HORSE AND OK FENCE.

FIG. 1-HORSE AND OK FENCE.
Largo and long posts must be used, as
the fence is five feet high. The distance
to the first board, between the several
boards, between the top board and the
lower wire and between the two wires is
in all cases six inches.
Fig. 2 shows an excellent tight fence
for the general farmer, being cattle, sheep
and hog proof.
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would Give Her Confidence.

Would Give Her COnfidence. "
Mrs. Menage-Now that you are SO soon to
be married and 60 to housekeeping, France
line, I would suggest that you 60 into the
kitchen for a few hours every day.
Franceline-Why, mamma, I am sure that
Charley never asked me to be his wife to get
his dinner.
Mrs. M.-But, my dear, to know the names
Of things in a kitchen will give you so much
confidence in your ability to scold your SER
wants. ..M
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An Unusual Occasion.

Omaha Wife-What under the sun are you
doing!
Husband-Trying to tic this string around
my finger.
"Why, I did not ask you to do Any
GRAND"
"No. This string is to remind me that I
have nothing to remember today'.-Omaha
World.
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Came mi Effect,

First Omaha Youth-What's the matter;
got a day Off
Second Omaha Youth-No; I've resigned.
"What for2"
s'Nearly worked to death. The store was
always crammed full of customers, and it
just kept me on the jump al day. Couldn't
stand it."
but what are you going TODD noww
~ shall try to get a place in some store
that don't advertise. Omaha World.
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Crest American Desert,

The Great American desert, so called, COM
prised all that region now included in West
ern Kansas and Nebraska, Colorado, Utah
and portions of Texas, New Mexico and
Arizona.
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McBJRpGY HOUSE, DeER Looqz
AvLEswoRTH g. MCFARLAND,
RAILROADS..
READY FOR BUSINESS

Between Great Falls, fort Benton, Ass'nM-
bone, Dawes and other Montana points,
and Grand Forks, Fergus Falls. Fargo,
Watertown, Aberdeen, ENendcIe,
ST. Paul, Minneapolis, and
ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH.
Through Sleeper between Great
Falls and st. Paul.
We are now prepared to handle all
kinds of freight. Stock Yards have been
completed at Great Falls, Benton, Big
Sandy, Beaverton, Poplar, Montana:
Buford, Towner, Minot, Dakota; and
Crookston, Minnesota containing all
:; =: s: :: !: N 1;4ix' I'LL: Ill., '$ SIS; & !
Roadway and Equipment, with light
grades, has made II lowest average
time on stock trains 20aa miles per hour.
gDrRates always as Low as the Lowest
If you are going East or South, send to
our nearest Agent, or the undersigned,
for rates and other information, which
will be cheertully furnished.
A. L. MoH1ER, C. H. WARREN,
Gen'l Frt. Agent. Genl Pass. Agent.
W. s. ALEXANDER, A. NAVEL,
Genl Traffic Manager. Genl Manager.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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FIG. 2-cATTLE, SHEEP \ o FENCE.
The authority quoted from says that it
has all the advantages of the wire fence
in being proof against the larger animals.
and is perfectly adapted to sheep and
hogs. 1t is reasonably cheap.
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SqUdTluS
SO as to cut q
sheet of this into
six equal pieces.
The dotted lines
in the diagram
shown indicate
where to make
these cuts. Ne
Now, these
pieces will be 10
inches long by
4 1-2 inches wide,
or perhaps a frac-
ton more. Make
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-02-03

When softly fall the feathery flakes
And hide the witherel grasses,
The time has come for buckwheat cakes
And New Orleans molasses.
Boston Courier.
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Evidently q Crank.

Young Man getting off street car)-Here
is my fare, conductor; you forgot to ask me
for it."
Passenger-Who is that young nan who
just got off, conductor!
Conductor-I never saw him before some
crank, I guess. 1t takes all sorts of people,
cir, to make up the world.-The Epoch.
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A Sweet Pictur

a 0"00V y
In these December nt3hts true love is born,
Conceive q sweeter picture il you can;
Fair Chloe at the firesede pops the corn
And Stephen pops the question, like q man.
Boston Courier.
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A Vivid DascriptiOn.

The woman was old, decrepit and gray,
As she trudged through the snow and the sleet:
So wore on her face a sad, sad smile,
And her shoes were filed with feet.
@ -Exchange.
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FARM AND GARDEN,

In the first cut is represented a wire
and board fence similar to one in use oE
tho great horse farm of ". l.. Elwood &
Co., Illinois, and originally illustrated in
Prairie Farmer. Several miles Of this
fence have been built around the pastures
in which this company's herd Of Perch
eron Norman horses are kept. It IS high,
strong, easily seen by stock and the wires
arc SO high as to rarely do injury to the
limbs of the animals. It Is also an excel
lent fence to place around & bull pasture.
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FIG. How TO CUT THE SHEET OF TIN.
Purchase at a tinshop the heaviest
sheets of - by 20 tin they have. Set the
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m Force of Habit.

-~@ Force of Habit.
S.lerced the din Of the busy day,
Only the night winds signing m
Fell on the ear Of the comrade near
The street car driver dying.
Slowly the eyes of the dying man
Parted-he gasped, he started
The comrade bent with ear intent
Ger the lips that speech had parted.
An angel had beckoned the dying man
Down by the stream so shady,
And this was the word that comrade heard,
1.-THE other crossing, lady"
Chicago Tribune.
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In the District Court of the Sec md Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana, IN and Tor the
county of Deer Lodge. e
Lemenia Blewette, Plaintiff,
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Truth in q Nut Shell.
Hnlcyoa Days.

All heirs are interesting, but tho most in-
teresting is the million heir.-New Haven
News.
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Her One Request.
S..-.n- 49, rR.A:pl~ r

Her One Request.
Priscilla Jane Matilda Jones =
Walked in the avenoo,
She wore q Scottish shaggy dog. F.
And q costum0of dark blue.
+.." ~-@-
Up to her stepped q burGaleer,
Skin Larry was his name, &c.
Fork over them Gro rings Gays lie.
For That's my little game"
Priscilla tremblcd DER with fear;
The man lie Ginclt Of grog:
"Oh, take" she said, my purse and GU.
But spare. oh, spare my dog"
New York Morning Journal.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-02-03
A Kind They Didn't Have.

"You have all kinds of rings, I suppose?"
observed McCorkle to q jeweler.
eyes, SIR was the reply. "What kind
shall I show you-diamond, ruby, amethystT
mo; you may let me examine q good wei
kin ring, please. "-Philadelphia Times.
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Cutting Corn with a Reaper.

The comparatively new plan of cutting
fodder corn with q reaper has been re-
ported on this season from several sections
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Mover Had Been There.

Brown Where have you been lately,
Robinson? I haven't seen you for two
months.
Robinson (carelessly)-Oh, of on q littic
trip-London and Paris and that sort OF
thing, you know. Paris is a fine place, Brown.
Have you ever been thercs
Brown-No; I've been in Louisville and
Lexington and Paducah, but I was never in
Paris.-New York Sun.
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Brid9et,s Philosophy.

Bridget-Enjoy Shape, is it, How could !.
I'd like yez to tell me The mint I lay down
I'm aslape, an the mint I'm awake I have to
git up. Where's the time for enjoyin' it to
come in?-Philadelphia Cali. m
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F~ortunate Icscane of Two Henrts.

Fortunate Escape of Two Hearts.
Some people were talking about a young
married couple who recently solved the prob
lem of ~unhappiness by a divorce. "How for
tunate that they married. y remarked an CID
club cynic.
"How so!' replied q lady.
why, if they had not and had married
separately they might have made four pep
pie unhappy instead of two."-Philadelphia
Press.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Fist publication Jan. -. 1883. 9I6 God
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Amenities.

Miss Clara-I think young Mr.. Waldo IS SO
original, and SO pleasant, too. He paid ms
soma very pretty compliments.
Miss Ethel-Did he, indeeda Why, he must
b original,-New York Sun.
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The Theatre HaI

The season dramatic returns to engage
Our minds with its joys and oil that,
And likewise IS with us, to shut out the stage
The girl with the four story hat.
Boston Budget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-03

Inc proposed constitutional amendment chang
ing me date OF Inauguration day 20 April 3Oth
should De acted upon At once by tho House, and
ADOPTED without any amendment whatever. 50
tns. can go Immediately 70 the states, and be
made effective IN tine for The cenrenniaI ami.
Fersary- Caanges OF great merit IN regard 10 me
sessions OF Congress are proposed in connection
Win TINS amendment, but they should De treated
separately. Any other amendment Joined TO this
win require consideration, and develop more or
less opposition The Inauguration amendment 4.
now known all over the country, and viii be acted
upon AZ once BY state legislatures Is Is hone,
tnae the House Judiciary committee will act
promptly Ia me matter, and 10 the greater salts
faction OF the public than their predecessor m IN.
Last Congress.
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Mus1rs UsDrnwzAR BAnaA1ss.

Our stock Of Muslin Underwear IL yet intact
with regard to styles, qualities, and sizes Con-
spicuous for their general excellence aud upr-
vailed value are the following:
Pompadoar-Neck Corset Covers. in both hns
muslin and cambria, trimmed with hamburg.
finished seams. pearl buttons. and finished
button.holss Only Csc each.
Fine Muslin Hiyn- Neck Corset Covers. we'll
made and completely finished. Only l2hc.
each.
Good Quslity Muslin Drawers deep hem, nne
cluster Of tucks Only 25c. pcr pair.
Fine Quality Cambria ORA wers, two-inch
torchon lace rufsle. with cluster Of tucks above
Only 75c. per pair.
Good Quality Muslin Chemiss. lace on neck.
slseves and down front Only .25c. each.
Fine Quality Cambria Chsmise. square YOKE
of torchon lace, neck and sleeves edged with
lace only Toe. each.
Good QuaIity Muslin walking Skirts, tucked
cambric runs. with cluster Of tuGks above the
rufiis. Only 55c. each.
Fine Quality Muslin Walking Skirt, eight
zach Cambria RUNE trimmed with Torchou
Iscs Inserting and Eaxing. only 81 each.
Ladder Short Muslin skirss In Q varsity Of
styles and qualities. 37jsc- 500. and T6c each.
Good Quality Muslin oowns Hubbard front
and back. yoke Of tucks, csmbr1c rune around
nsck, slssves and down front. Oaly Soc. ssch.
Fine Quality Muslin Gowns, Hubbard front,
sacqus back. yoke Of hamburg and sucks,
Hamburg rune on neck.and siesvsa Only Use.
each.
We also offer In this department.:
so Doxsn Nurses White, Fine Lawn Aprons,
IN thrse different styles Good quality. Only
25c. each.
26 pozsn Good Quality Checked 0inhau
Aprons best washing colors. Only csc. each.
BRIDAL SITS = Composed Of Chemise.
Gown and Drawers. trimmed With wide Torchon
Lace. Only 81. 50 per set
the above 70 only one ofa number Il ssssl-
lent hArUnipa
(1sccud Aoor.y
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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SPECIAL Constr OFFERING.

To close out this particular style. we take
dollar off each pair. We consider it at the re-
duced price special" bargain
25 dozen French Imported Satin Corsets.
side steels silk Tanned bottom wide silk lace at
toy. perfect in shape and finish. Colors pink,
light blue. cardinal. and black.
REDUCED FROM 90 TO 90 PER PAIR.
Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor 11th and F Sta NV.
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SATURDAYS Grows BARGAINS.

Woodward l. Lothrop call attention to the
following excellent values:
Ladies' S-button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves.
in assorted grays and tans embroidered in self
color and black.
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
Ladies' 4-button PERKINS, Joinville Pique-
stitched Kid Gloves. embroidered backs, IN
black and assorted colors
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
Ladies' 4-button English Walking Gloves.
ONLY Sl.75 PER PAIR.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. IL tn and SITS NV
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INFANTS, DEPARTMENT.

This depa rtment is we'll stocked with every
wearin g reQui site for Infants.
We have window full on the 11th street side,
which is Q fair representation Of the stock with
in. We quote:
Infants Cambria Slips. with cambria rune
around the neck and sleeves. Only csc. each
Infants Cambria Long Skirts, two clusters Of
i've fine tucks. Only Soc each.
Infants Flannel Short Skirts, wide hem. Only
75c. each.
Infants Flannel Short Skirts, with scallopod
edge embroidered. Only al each.
Infants Cashmere Long Cloaks, Mother Eub-
bard style, collar and cuffs stitched IN silk Only
$3.50 euch. Extra value.
Child;en's Muslin Drawers, 10. 25, 30, IS,
37H, 40 and Acc. per pair.
Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard Night Gowns,
sizes months to ii years. 81. 30. 37h. 40
and 45c. each.
Children's Fine Muslin Night Drawers. Only
60c. per pair.
tSecond foor.}
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and + SITS H. w.
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Betsy and are OUT means the deserted
George. The democrats left the George marty a,
the recent New YORK election. Georges free trade
opinions and his policy OF fusing with the demo.
crs's ON ths, issue are driving away bis ex-repub
ncan ana labor folowerS And now McGIynp
has abandoned him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-03
Advertiser

vii serve their purpose best. and at the same
frps greatly accommodate The STAR IL they viii send
.n before noon To- morrow their announcements for
the extra arre edition Of Saturdays paper the forms
Of which must be sent to press much earlier than
the other five days of the week.
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The meeting OF colored citizens last nigh, 10 prn
test against the disorderly Willard Han conyen-
ton as fair representation Of the Intelligence.
sooriety. and good order of the colored people of
the District resulted successfully The protest 4,
based upon facts Nowhere else in the world have
the colored race made such marked and rapid de.
Seiopment as al the national capital They are
emitted 20 crafty a reasonable pride In
pointing 70 their excellent public schools,
their numerous churches, their able minister's
Their colleges presses, literary societies and edu-
Gated men In this city. The willard Hail conven-
ton does not represent them any more than II
fairy represents the whole District It was a
disortieriy mob Ia which those elements contended
that VIII always come TO The front In the sham
politics which alone can be permitted In the Dis
tnct UNDER the present Constitution. elements
which contemporary disregard men OF the abil.
lily and reputation OF Fred. Douglass, and make
leaders OF obcsure sman-bore politicians. The
future progress OF the eolored people OF Washing.
Ton Viii doubtless be as continuous and rapid as
IN the past, but the exercise or bogus suffrage OF
demands for that sweet boon win not hasten their
Development, or show the progress they have
made in ITS best light
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4: 4 4 e :: e: =:
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FOR THE CHOICE OF ABBOTT 5000 PAIRS La
DIES FINE BUTTON BOOTS, FINE CURACAO Or
poSeoI-A KID; WIDTHS To E: SHAPES. OPERA
OR COMMON SENSE. THESE GOODS ARE THE
PRODUCTS OF SUCH POPULAR MAKERS As
COUSINS. cox. AND OTHERS. AND HAVE BEEN
MARKED DOWN FROM sa.5o. %. AND $3.50 10
sl.ss IN oRDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT. We
SHALL LOSE MONEY ON EVERY PAIR, BUT DO
so TO MAKE ROOM FOR SEVERAL NEW LINES
WHICH ARE TO SUBSTITUTE THESE.
IT Is NECESSARY FOR Us TO REMIND TOO
THAT THESE GOODS CAN NEVER AGAIN BE
DUPLICATED AT ANYTHING LIKE THESE
PRICES. AND AS THIS IS ONLY ONE INSTANCE
OF THE REDUCTIONS WHICH ARE NOW PRE-
vAILING THROUGHOUT OUR HOUSES. WE HOPE
THAT YOU WILL FIND 1T TO YOUR INTEREST
TO JOIN THE PROCESSION TO
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Funs. SprcrAn PRrcrs
siiS sE SON

1881 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Fine Mink Lined Circular eos. reducsd rom ! Z,
Erpne Lined Circular $50. reduced from $50
Il SIBERIAN squirrel Lined Circular, s25. reduced
seal SKIN saequs. 70 bust 20 deep. $40. reduced
\ seal skiD sAeaae. 40 bust. 40 deep sl5o reduced
seal skin ssequs. 80 bas,. AZ deep. sl25 reduced
seal ssin Jacket 80 bust. Se5, reduced from $50
Pirsh Ulster Every incl "a bust. Si7 81, worth $50
kiusn sacQues. sizes Is. 40, AZ, S2:s, worth Ssl
We have LETT few rsh visstes s1O. NUTS. Boss
. ana ulfnmins- equally low. 1s.,3-sSm
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FOR SALE-LOTS


I,oR sALE-oNLY A FEW MORE OF THOSE
IL short lots on south Carolina aud 10Th 81 sc:
very cheap nov Is your time 10 buy. IL feet 'front.'
1897 Room z Gla y stnw
I.og sALE-THREE FINE LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE
Il OF Rhode lsiand ave, aear 10Th -.
fa-ct ia1S list
1roR sALE-THE NORTHWEST CoRNERoF 18TH
" ard RHODE Island ave The southwest corner u
ION aud Rhode Island ave MM y YOUNG,
I9-6t 1903 r st
LNok sALE-FRoNTAGE OF 100 FFEToN MAS
u sschnset;s ave; three squares from Capitol
grounds nne location tor builders sfscula,or. can
be sold az bargain. bee McLACHLEN a BATCH-
ELDER, l2@o 81 nv. ja2S-0t
ISeR sALE-oNE HUNDRED LOIS ~ SECTION
northern limits Of Mt. Pleasant For Immediate build
luz purposes this region presents greater attractions
tran any other IN the suburbs improved streets.
sidewalks. ess sewers. and street railroad. Good
neglhors. schools. and churches Several tine sites
Overlooking the city. BENJ. p. DAVIS l.slY u.
JAZZ lrls
l,oR SALE = VERY DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
IL al the Intersection OF y. Y Eysnne aud North
Capitol street; lO0Nso Viii be sold a hargain.
swoRMSrEDr a BRADLEY. s2s 81. jaI2-im =
LoR sALE-CHEAP-IoTs AT FOREST GLEN.
~ Nd 4. ls and cents per foot. ~ sold before
.si-lm' la23kfs
E.oR sALE-THE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE
avenue. within four Penlssy IL
street cars for only $500 each-ss5 4. 'Nn. balance
slO per month X A. Pr 'tLlPS.
E22-3ni' 1A1A New rk ave-
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CHILpRENs GOODS.
39c. Fancy Collars, all styles. for 20c.
SC. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for &c.
CSC. Boys Rubber Coats for 7ec.
Csc Black Ribbed Hose. double knees. for loc.
$l30 Misses Silver Gray Rubber Circulars for 81
el.25 Imported stockinet Jerseys for CSC.
10 per cent discount on new Ulstsra
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WANTED--BOARD.

w private fsmiiy b. essslsnsn and w1te; csptiol
Hin prsisrTSd; STATS tsr,FsL Adde'S ~EoahiM'
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
TIE BOYS 7AvoaIrE ourrrrrrns.
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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MEMS GOODS
25c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for 19c.
15c. 4-ply Linen Collars for lie.
25c. New Styles Scarfs for 2lc.
6sc New English Scarfs for 44c.
esc New English Scarfs for SOC.
Csc suspsnders. all styles. for l9c
6sc champion" Plated Front Shirts for sec.
73c Fancy Trimmed Might Shirts for 6oc.
$50 Erslish Cashmere Half Hose for 3oc.
35c English Merino Half Hose for 2oc.
Csc HALF Hose, Ill STYLES. for s1c.
Cartwright and Warmers Underwear 20 per cent.
Csc. Bleached Canton Flannel Drawers for 5ec
sl35 Enslish Cashmere Wool Uuderwssr for o. 10.
Sl.75 Fancy English Wool Underwear for ol.40.
sl50 Medicated Wool Underwear for ei.30.
zoo Mejicated Wool Underwear for el.00.
q. so Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas for o1.3o.
$3.35 SILK Umbrellas, gold and silver eopA ex.70.
e275 Smaller Size do for S2.40~
e2.As ENGLISH enk Umbrellas for el.eS.
s20S Extra Size DO for s20S.
Sl.6O Rubber Goats for eL4o.
Csc. Linen Handkerchisfs for zoe.
45c. japanese snk Handkeschisfs fof 35e
sl.00 Heavy SIX Mufaers Tor 75e.
20 pr cent discount ca warn 0aovsa
National Republican., 1888-03-08
Passing Away.

II may be that before these lines are seen
by the readers Of the NATIONAL REPuBlr.
cAS the emperor OF Germany will have
passed away. His advanced age, the con-
1lton Of his son and successor, the Crown
Prince, have proven too much for even
bis iron frame and wonderful vitality.
The emperor was a boy nearly ten
years old when Napoleon at
the head Of his victorious armies entered
Berlin on the 14th Of October, 1906, aud
soon after on the raft at Tlleii concluded
the peace by which the kingdom Of Prussia
was deprived OF nearly half its territory,
and the remainder was only saved by the
pleadlngs OF the queen In 1sl5 he entered
Paris with the allied armies, and again in
1870, accompanied by his son and grand.
con, at the head OF the victorious Germans.
The death OF the old emperor may cause
serious complications in German politics.
II is well known that the Crown Prince Is
stricken by mortal disease, and that but
few weeks-at most few months will
see him pass away. In the meantime Bis
msrck may endeRvor TO take advantage Of
the existing law In regard to such cases. and
place the son Of the Crown Prince on the
throne. The latter is entirely welded TO
Biemarck's views, whilst the Crown Phnce
is rot, and /. 10 ioreigo land.
The wife OF the Crown Prince is the
| daughter Of Queen Victoria, and bstween
her and Bismarck there exists q mlIu,l au1
hearty dislike. Besides which, the Gro sn
Princess is ambitious, and anxious OF bear
ing the stiles Of queen Of Prussia and en-
| press Of Germany. The Crown Prince him
self is desitous OF those honors, because
they will enable him to provide for the
members Of his family, whose future he is
| afraid TO trust to his son.
| "Urser Fritz" Is the most popular m IN
in Germany, and II he should oppose t1e
intentions OF Bismarck, the people OF the
empire, and mos: particularly the soldiers,
will probably stand BY him. 1t would be
the irony Of fate II, upon the death OF the
old emperor, his trusted councillors should
be driven from power 10 the eff jrt t /, de.
priSe his legitimate su 'cessor OF the
throne. Yet such may be the outcome OF
the death Of the Emperor William.