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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
IA t'ST.

FAUST
Lewis Morrison in Faust" iS announced as
the attraction at the Grand Opera House.
March y. Mr. Morrison in the character of
Mephisto has been IL shining light on the
American stage for years. He has secured IA
hold on the affections of theatre-gocrs of the
present day that gives promise Of being re
mcmbcrcd for generations to come. His work
As Mephi>to has no equal Long ago he Great
ed nineteenth century devil that pleased
the people with its first introduction and has
ever since won their fondest admiration.
Faust as Il play will live forever. its heart
interest. its beautiful scenes and its idylic
force combine to keep it popular In the
mounting this season il Is superior in every
to MIR. MOrrison's of the past. Miss Florence
Roberts is usual his leading support. As
Marguerite she Is unsurpassable. The sup
porting company is the best Among the
members may be mentioned White Whit
tlesy. Portion Hill. Gordon Foster and Miss
Mabel Morrison.
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SPEL.i.iL. SERVICES.
R.v. JESSE UnGeTwonu. the Not
cd ReVIValISt Will Conduct
the Vi. < insS.

Il Y. y. l.. .ult, pastor of the FIRST
N. r. church, has arranged or IL two
weeks course oil special meetings. Rev.
Underwood comes from Evenston. H.,
and iias been remarkably successful in
this line OF work. Every person is in
vited ana urged TO attend these meet
ings and assist In making them power
for good in our midst. Remember the
me things begin Tuesday evenin. next.
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Rates to the East Again Reduced
by the Duluth, South Shore
& ..tlantic Ry.

Commencing March 10Th, rates TO
New York, Albany, Montreal, Brock
vile, Kingston, Toronto, Buffalo and
all intermediate points Were reduced
to $500 second class and $1,000 first
class.
To Boston, Portland, Me-, and inter
mediate points, $l7.W second class,
$500 first class.
Corresponding low rates to Halifax,
st. John and other Canadian points.
Call al No S23 Tower avenue for full
Information.
II. B. FINCH, Gen'l Agt.
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Notice of Judicial Elec.
ton.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. o.


Douglas County. 3D.
Notice is hereby given that
at the Judicial Election to be
held in the several towns.
wards, villages and election
districts of the County of
Douglas and State Of Wiscon-
sin, on the first Tuesday of
April, A. d. 1895, being the
fifth day of said month, the
following officers are to be
elected. to-wit:
A Justice of the Supreme
Court, in the place Of Honor
able Charles Y. Bardeen, APP
pointed to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death Of Hon
cradle Alfred W. Newman,
who was elected for the full
term ending on the first Mon
day in January, A. d. 1904.
A Judge of the Superior
Court for Douglas County. in
place of Hon. Charles Smith,
whose term OF Office expires
on the first Monday in Jan
uary, A. d. 1899.
Said election to be held and
tDlIuuCttt, NOttS Nallf dSSCu
and returns made in accord
ance with law.
Given under my hand and
official seal, at the Court
House, in the City of Superior,
this End day Of March, A. D.
1898.
| CHRIS EIMON,
County Clerk,
, March 'o-'11r. Anil
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Quarterly Meeting.

Rev. A. ]. Davis, presiding elder of
this district, will conduct communion
services at the First NJ. +. Church next
Sunday evening. Tie regular quarterly
roo IL Saturday evening.
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HISTORICAL LECTURES,
MaSnificently Illustrated. Ster ::
opticOn Pictures of Popular
Subjects at Poverty
Prices.
HAWAII, BEN.HUR, <ANSEN,
CUBA.

The undersigned, for and in behalf o.
the Epworth League of the Cummin !,
Avenue NJ. +. Church. desires to call
the attention Of the public to the de-
tails of the above announcement
From our own enjoyment of and the
interest taken by others in the lecture
on Alaska and the klondIke, recently
given in our church, we have conclud-
ed that more along the same line, upon
up-to-date subjects, would be apprecl-
ated, hence We have arranged for four
lectures during the month of March.
We hope our selections will meet your
approval and secure patronage.
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Miss Edith Hunter is out of sciioo
with an attack Of the mum,s.

Miss Edith Hunter is out of school
with an attack Of the mumgs.
Please don't forget the candy which
is expected at the parsonage Saturday
evening.
Little Robert Perry has been quite
sick ior several DAYS, but is much bet
ter at this time.
Mrs. A. &. Black left Thursday for
! Minneapolis. where she Will visit two
! or three weeks with friends.
Alderman Long has returned from
the East when he was called week
ago. to attend the funeral of his sister.
Miss Ida Banding, Of st. CroiX
Fails, who is attending the Normal, is
spending a few DAYS with Miss Pearl
Otis.
katharine and Louis Newton have
been quite seriously i'll with tonsilitis
the past week; but are on the mend
now.
A mis- ion was commenced in Sa
cred Heart church.. West end last sun
day morning. and VIII continue for ~ o
weeks.
The Il publican city convention t"r
! DOUGLAS county will he held in the city
hail. on Saturday. March ii, 1898, at ,
o'clock p. IN.
Choice Railroad and Government
/ lands III Douglas County for hay and
| farming. Write TO \. l.. Lord, Scion
Springs, Wis.
The home of Mr.. J. Ginther, on
! l2th street was made happy hy the
arrival of little daughter Thursday
Mar,h Eth
-!'rauti.ul spruce Tres, one TO eight
feet HiEh. crown un high. sandy land.
/ Warranted to grow; loo Ia 800 apiece,
/ Write A. l.. lori Soon SPRING., Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. kins}cv have
taken the Bradshaw house on Filth
street. recently occupied 10y the Robbs.
aud Will soon bc at home TO their
/ friends there.
At the open meeting OF the J. d.
/ Rphie Post, on Tuesdav evening. March
Pend. the Superior Circle. No. t. Ladies
/ ofthe q. \. L., Will serve refreshments
at ten cents each. Miss Pearl :. A.
| Otis, sec. Circle No. t.
Edgar and Olive Black entertained
a number of their little friends one day
/ last week. As Il consequence Ice cream.
cake. nuts. fruit and caI,dy constituted
the subjects for discussion in a certain
swell circle FOR several DAYS after.
The Epworth League OF First VI. t.
church will give one Of their enjoyable
socials. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
+. Pickering this. FRIDAY evening.
Everybody is cordially invited, espec'-
ally the young people. \ good time is
assured.
Its ReIiab.e.
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Bucklen'S Arnica SalVe.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilb!ains,
corns. and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale 10y F. C.. Ia-
men.
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Waffle Supper Postponed.

On account OF the special services
last Issue, the waffle supper which We
announced at that time has been in
definitely postponed.
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THE DAIZLEl,

Ali who saw the Dazzler when it was pre-
scented here. by COSErove aud Grants Com
edians. earlier in the season. viii be glad to
learn that it is going to return. 1t will be N
The Grand March -. The company i exactly
the same one that was seen here in the piece
before. no change in the personnel having
been made. II i promised, however, that Il
great deal Of new music and other new and
interesting features have been added to the
production since last seen here. To those
who saw it at that time no word Of recon-
nenGation j. necessary. To those who missed
ii then. il i quite within bounds to say that
the razzler is one OF the liylicst. brightest.
cieane>t and altogether most enjoy a bic farce
comedies that has ever visited this city; and
Cosgrovc Grants Comedians i cornpany
way above the average in it, supply OF clever
comedians. pretty girls and good VOICES.
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Grand aI-Inn of tic L. en- II ic

!. y. ROBE 20: I 70. 273. Department Of
Wisconsin. meets every second and Fou"t II
Tuesday evening of each month at POI
West Fifth street. Visiting comrades cor
dially invited. r. Il. OTIS. com.
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Sons az Veteran,

CUSTER CAMP. No Ii. Division OF "iScon-
sin. meets l~t and 3rd Monday evenings
of each month 18th i. G. iIa'i. N No. llig
Tower Ave. Members of th" &. \. K.
aud visiting brothers heartily welcomed.
JOHN ORR. EaDtain.
A. e. HALL. lSt Sergt.
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Modern WOOImcp.

ROSEWOOD CAMP No. 1915. Modern Woodmen Of
Anerica-McctS every Tuesday III X. Of +.
Hail, Green binding. at : y. m. Our camp fire
is always burning aud ncighbors from other
camps viii ALWAYS find "A elcnme.
GEO. IL cross. N.C.
I. l.. CHRISTIE, Clerk.
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The Nail and Button" social given
bv the Rebekahs in Green's hall, on
Wednesday night was a success in more
ways than one. 1t was highly amusing
and served to show how unfit men, as a
rule, are to sew buttons on. and women
and girls to drive nails. Some of the
bachelors made sorry exhibition Of
themselves in their endeavors to thread
needle and sew on buttons. and We
would advise them to get married.
Mrs. L. Il. Park, formerly OF this
city bat how of Milwaukee, who has
been yisitin. her sister. Mrs. Geo. VI.
Smith, IN Duluth. spent Thursday am
ong her friends on this side of tue bay.
Mr.. Park says she and her husband
enjoyed their sojourn with friends n
EHslacd re-; r-c-.
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BOARD OF PIT BlIC WORKS
J. T. Marcy a. Olson, Fred Baxter
JUDGES OF COURTS.

II T GATNREAU-PHYSTC < SIR
Ls GFoN, will attend professional calls
At all honrS Of the day or night from village
or country Cor. Becker X Fifth. Superior.
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German VI. 4. SUNDAY school.

Meets Every sunday az g:21 "A. in the
League room of the First VI. T.. Church
EAST Enid All children welcome.
REV. J. q. LEIlNERT.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL

william Mckinley. OF Ohio.
ps.asideut-Garret A. Hobart, of New Jersey
se.,sry OF State-John sherman, OF ONO.
ss..tary of the Treasury-Lyman j. Gage, OF
S.crerary of war-Russeil A. Alger, of Michigan
.,orney General-Joseph Mckenna OF Cali
po.,master Gcneral-James A. Gary. of Mary
land.
snchusetts. 80,
Secretary OF the IEterior-CornclIus y. Bliss, OF
New NprE
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RESBYTERTAN.-Scrvir every Sunday NOR.
ing and evening al 1870 a IN. and 7:3O D. NJ
Sunday school following the morning service
Thursday evening PRAYER meeting at 80. Al
are cordially invited. The Y. L. :. G. T.. meet
at S:i5 p. III.
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superior Circle. Ladies' OF G. a

Circle meets First Monday in each month
in Central Park ". F.. church.
Mrs WHFIDEN President.
Miss. OTIS Secretary.
Mrs. BARkEY. Treasurer.
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The Superior Times.

ALLUNA G. CHRISTIE. Admins
tratriX of the Estate of J.
Lutte. Christie, deceased.
Publisher.
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improved Order of Rel Men

GIMMEE TRIBE No. Improved
Order of Red Men Meets every Nednc>-
day evening in Grays Hall. Fifth rect,
SUPERIOR ii. HALL, sec.
j. T. MARCY, SaChcm.
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TATHOIIC-MaSS AZ $50 and ! nao A. VI. Instruc-
ton ut 200 P. Il. Nes1erS nj 800 P VI. Services
every Friday evening AT 80
REV. FATHER SALVATORE, Pastor.
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E?WORTH LEAGUE of the VI F Church Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting every sunday evening
at Social and business meeting first Tues
Guy of each month. All are cordially invited
CLARENCE |. NREETAND,
President
MISL ANNA T. ROBERTS, Secretary
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Church D1-ecto~.

METHODlST-S Services every SUNDAY, morn
ing and evening. at 1915 and 80 SHud:;,
School Immediately after IN. morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening a
80. All are cordially invited
REV. \. l., TILL Pastor
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REV. w. ALLISON. Paste

CHVcCH OF THE REDEENER Services
At S:na and I':l1 "A. m. ana 80 .. II sunday
school l2:l5 p m. Fridays al I:15 p. IN.
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STAT +
LEGISLATIVE
COT Y
co. BOAR ID.

Ilardon .......... democrat
a.nopd yard Michael : BRIGHT. Democrat
Thi,a vard-t Anton Iohu~On.-... Democrat
Enmrth ward-IrnatiuS " snyder ....... Rep
i,ir,h ward-rnhn Th0mpson...... ReDub lean
sI,th ward-TnTup- K Burke. Republican
seventh ward-Alex Mckenzie Republican
EIghth vard-Fdward Hanron Republican
Ninth ward-CharIcI T. Carlson. Republican
Scbagamain-Eavid D0hle-.-.- l'elnotfat
Iordnn-kenneth MrLaggan ..-..k rpHbilrah
Auperior-Frank Desmond ......... democrat
Rrula-Wuu Comes, .,.......... Democrat
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cons
CONSTABLFS.
Evans Camp and William y. Woods.
nnLnn OF ALEERMEN.


FIRST ward-and G. Newburg. Pop; c. y.
O'Harc. Democrat
Second Ward-Danr, K. Long. Rep; Sam
ueI Crumpton. Republican;
Third Ward-Danicl Lund, Ind; f. Frazer
Wood Dem.
Fourth Ward-Larry Bremen, Republican.
Christian Eimon Republican.
Fifth lard Fred \. Graham. Republican,
Edward A. Dahl, Republicans:
sixth Ward-M " Mcneil Rep; John
McGraih. Republican.
Seventh Ward Edward MckinnOn. Rep.
Atcx K. Mills Republican.
Eighth Ward-tiordon 4. French. Republican
John I Heule. Republican;
Ninth Ward-Martin Mclean. Democrat.
II L. SchiappI, Republican;
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
J. T Marcy A. Olson. Fred Baxter.
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Its ReIiah.e.

See adv. Of Chautauqua Nursery Co.
Geneva, y. y, if looking for steady
work and good pay. ST.
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.SGay evening, March
p, DR.. Nansen's Trip to the
North Pole.
Sixty five views, with vivid account
as given by the great explorer, and IL
Illustrated by the finest set of views ever
given of the Polar regions. The many
exciting incidents are thrilling and
show the courage of the Doctor to gain
his one desire.
FOURTH-.Tuesday evening. March
%, Cuba and Its Struggle tor In.
dependence.
Seventy views. Showing the Cubans,
their manners and customs; also views
of the terrible devastation caused by
the war with Spain. While the war
has been in progress fJr years, until
recently it has been impossible TO Sc
cure Photographic pictures from the
battletields-so watchful have the Span
iards beed, lest the world should know
the real condition of things. Negatives
have been destroyed whenever captured
and but few pass the watchful guards.
Enough has been finally secured, how
ever, TO give us a good idea of the true
condition of affairs.
SETENTY-FINE cents to see and
hear all this should certainly give us
good houses. Tickets for the full course
- cents, or for single lecture at -
cents can be obtained of Mrs. NJ X.
Barkey, cor. Tower and Broadway:
Opera House Drug Store, corner Tower
aud Belnap; j. A. Sidney, American
Express office, East End; \. Rasmus-
sen, 5S25 Tower avenue, South End, or
of any member Of the Epworth League.
Very respectfully,
FRANK J. JACKSON,
President.
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Sc pAIL < DIIl-Iu L L
C. st. p. n, go. TIME CARD.

GEO. III. SMITH. Ticket Agent
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SUPERIOR. WISCONSIN

iNNlTATlONS-We can fill on short notice
All orders for invitations and programs
ana guarantee satisfaction. Special at
tention Is called To samples of en-
sraved Invitations. They are "A little more
expensive, but they a1v tie very hest
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GOING SOUTH
| Leave at Liza 5s,S . m IL Sc . m
GOING NORTH
Arrive a. ........... $50 M $50 m. 5:I3 p N
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Two Dollars Year in Advance
Saturday, March 10, 1898.

ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED on APPLICATION
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Presiding Elder Davis will assist at
the dedication of the new Methodist
church az Odanah Indian Reservation,
which will occur Sunday, April 10th.
TIE work lie in charge of Rev. J. +.
Thomas, full blooded Indian Who il :;
graduate Of prominent theological
school and an earnest and successful
minister. The church has mem ber-
snip of between thirty and forty people
and the new building now IN course Of
erection is 9sxI0 feet in size, and will
he neat and comfortable place Of wor-
ship, and free OF debt, we believe, when
lrA:ratod.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-26

Some wealthy men are behind the deal.
The syndicate will place a mining man
of large experience. who has made a
great financial success of mines in Mon
tana, i'm charge Of the work. That Is
an assurance of thorough work. for Ida
no and Montana miners long ago learn
ed a lesson in mining. which is to sink
deep down and not to fritter away
money running tunnels a few feet below
the grass roots.
THE development already accomp-
lished in Bodie camp justlfies the asser-
ton hat the camp is uneXcelled on the
reservation. Development work plann-
ed for this winter, IL carried out. as |
think most of it will he, VIII astonish
the most %sanguine friends of the camp.
I do not make this statement because
! am largely interested in the camp,
but I make it because it is my honest
belief. and ii is shared by every practi-
cal mining man and expert who has Wis
tied the properties and made a thor
ough examination"
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hemp from Porto Rico. Cuba and the
Philippines; IL such a course would ruin
existing industries, how will these re-
suits be avoided when, in a few
months the American flag floats over
these islands, The political fact viii
not alter the economic fact one iota.
If unrestricted competition under two
flags would be ruin, how will matters
be bettered by permitting unlimited
competition under one flag? II the
cane growers of Louisiana and Florida
and the beet growers of Montana and
California cannot compete with Span
ish sugar from Porto Rico and Cuba in
the name of all that Is logical, how can
they compete with the same product
when 1t comes under the American
flag?
surely these gentlemen will have TO
discard one or the other of their policies
for they pull in exactly opposite direc-
tions. A Janus headed policy dies
young.
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FUNNIER THAN EVER.
Matthews and Buiger's ENTERTAINERS
Takes All the Cake in sight.

The visit of no theatrical ~organlza-
tion is more warmly welcomed in Butte
than that of Mathews and Bulger, who
are without doubt the best team of
comedians that is travelling. Ever since
Gay Coney Island" was here the Butte
lovers of fun on the stage have been
awaiting the return of the funny pair
and that explains why Maguire's opera
house was crammed to the doors last
night and people were turned away.
The people who crowded the opera
house last night went there expecting
TO be royalty entertained. In their an
ticipations they had set a high mark
for Mathews and Bulger to reach. but
they reached il all right. There is moth
ing sad about the sad Sea Waves'--lt
Is a rolling, rollicking wave of I'm from
the instant the curtain rises. There is
not enough of a plot to tax the brain to
keep track Of it and one has nothing to
do but laugh.
III show is the same go-as-you-please
sort of an entertainment as Gay
Coney Island" just as full of fun and
with better specialties and better seen
cry. Mathews and Bulger seemed fun-
nler than ever and their ppo is
The scenery is excellent, the
last scene being a dream of beauty. Be
sides the excellent work of Mathews
and Bulger themselves, u~nequaled in
its line, there are enough Sbou lhlhSH III
the rest to make an entertainment that
will excel the average which m TO
Butte.
AIgy by vii West. the calisthenic
SONG and dance, the unique piano play
ing and raE-time speciality OF Ned Way
burn. the bell chorus, the WILLOW pat
tern Plate" by Miss Hawthorne, Miss
Josie Dewitt's violin playing and the
original rag-time opera were among the
many good things served up. Mathews
and Bulger will be at Maguire's every
night this week. The man who misses
them will miss a royal treat.
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4 Janus-Hcadcd Policy.

TT is athcr peculiar that the most
rabid Of the territorial expansionists
are also the most radical protection
lists. These gentlemen are certainly in
a most embarrassing situation. To oc-
Cupy both positions is a straddle which
calls for marvellous intellectual gym
nastics and mental agility Of no mean
order. 4 thorough going protectionist
cannot urge territorial agrandizement
without giving the lie direct To his in
geniously constructed Chinese wall the
cries. Having argued fer years that
national prosperity is but another name
for a prohibition tax on sugar. tobacco
and the like. ne Is now forced to main
tain as an expansionist that the well
fare Of the country demands the aho-
Iition of these duties as far as they con
Germ Porto Rico. Cuba and the Philip
pines, for the constitution provides that
all duties, imports and excuses shall
BE- uniform throughout the United
States" There is no escape from this
provision. provided the islands are an
nexed
No two such incongruous n opposed
policies ever ~raveled together in the
history Of the politics Of this country.
The policy Of expansion and the policy
Of restriction are two planks which nc
political sophistry can tie together. II
it is now an economic injury to admit
free of duty the tobacco and
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particularly citizens of h United
States have resorted to all kinds of de-
vices to secure the protection OF Great
Britain. as American consuls and min
listers either wouldn't or couldn't con-
serve their interests. American citizen
ship has time and time again proved no
guard against %extortion. robbery or
murder.
But If the signs of the times are read
Alright. the country, particularly the
business portion of IL, will demand of
the next congres a thorough overhaul
ing Of the whole vicious system and the
establishment in its place Of a modern
system with men trained for the posi-
tons they are 10 occupy and mea Of
such ability and character that this
great country will no longer suffer in
comparison with the representatives of
its Industrial rivals in the markets of
the world.