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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-21

George 4. Newman, Of Cedar Falls,
has been appointed assistant adjutant
general for the department of Iowa,
Grand Army of the Republic. He sue
ceeds l.. Nj. Black, of Ireton, who has
been adjutant for the past year under
Commander Bailey. Mr.. Newman has
been secretary of the state senate for
several sessions and is a very popular
gentleman. He was commander of the
department one year, and is thorough
ly familiar with it's workings. The
encampment cut off the clerk hire of
the office. so that all it's work will de-
volve upon him and keep him busy.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Bilfesbarre Ra6rt6ten.

Srau WlibaeI Sor bon bier trurbe
esitern fbauberbaft bsrbrannt, als te
@sitrdud in Bronb iebte uno bic Slam
men ibre 8leiber erfaBten; ibr IOo ers
foIets untsr fbredlibsn Aualsn.
- Die empire Wins Der 2ebisb &
BiItes . Barre 8Ublsa Gompanie, bic
isit mebreren Sabren uuBer 8etrieb itano,
pirb iebt repurirt spsds Iufnabme cer
Qrbeit baielbit in naber 3ufuuft.
& 9ie S6eune Der @oit Snbia 9bss
So. on Dennis glqsp. ioipie 3immer.
mann's ansrensenbe Shmiebs, tpurbe
ssitern Woreen frlb burd Ssuer seritort
unb 8ursunOer's S6eune sseendber
itarf bei6dbist; ber 8erIuit 1T Elm be'
ird6tiidr.
- Sin 8someter gorps IN eeeentpdr'
tie nit 8srmtfunaen beibdftlst. um cine
2nie stpiitsn bier unb SaSlston fir eine
sleitrii6e 9abn fehsuiteaen. bic 81 Rei'
len lang piro. sssen so Wellen per
Oamp!babn. 8upituliiten bon bier unc
SasIelon inO an bsm nnternebmsn in'
tersRirt.
- GIN @onbent bes SO. Diitrittss
Der nnueo Wline Worfers bon Imerlta
fano am Wontus unb Dienitus bier itatt
cine InsubI Routineeeiddfts tpurben er'
leOist uno aub beidIoKsn. bic 8obIen'
operatoren nobmGlS UNI eine Gonferen,
,u eriuden, bamit peridieoene uebelitdnbs
teieitist perben fbnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
DtttStpn.

- Anbrsp aufipon tpurbs nm Sam.
flag i'm eut.oif BON elmer 2oiomotips ss'
troffsn unb srlas ben srbaltsnen 8srlsss
unssn am Wontas i'm bisfssn SoipitaI.
= @barIes Ra6, elm alter 8lsser
rom obsrsn StattibsiIs. farb am Sam.
tag Nbenb in isinsr Dobnuns an @lifi
Strobe an einem @si4tpdr unb tpart
ON Dienitas bssroist.
- @snspisps. bic 2idbriss 1o6tsr
bss SObn 8sap furb sstsrn an eurt
Shsitb6Issr erbaItsnsn 8ranbpunben
ibre S6peiter srlltt 3u slsi4sr 3eit bbis
9ranbtpunoen.
-S,db ON 9isnRas Dloreen mari
IN bsm grosei6oB bss @ebr. Binter's
2aben 3u Wsf 8ittsion elm Seuer snt'
oedt, 6as ni1t sber eelbi1t tpsrbsr
tonnts. bis Der sanae 8orraib i'm @rbse'
i6ob ,erf6rt unb Der auf oent eilter
5lur itart bsibdbist mar. Ser an8s'
ri9tsts Sdabsn betrdst nabssu "a. 200.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Sfters3ndevipaaren.

8ir batsn ips;eqs 8Orbsrsiiunssn fiir
bas Oitsrsei&dft setrOffsn unb unisI
8Orraib III Der srbBts unO fsinits Der in
pn Stabt sefunben iperbsn iunn. @I
enibdIt alss sntiprs&enbs ffir Otter.
@sidsnis. su ieOsm grsiis. Otter Saieu
pon / Sent bus su IS bas Stud, OfeI
Sabnsr bon 2 @snts bis au 50 bnS Siad.
sins sroBe unb peridlebspartiss GuS'
pabl BON Otter @isrn bon 10 fur GenI
bis su 81 bas Slid, erob unb tlsin, BIZ
b,it 5smadten su BEN 8reiis; ebenio sln'
pOlhdnbise auspabI BON 26rbsu. ben
3nsds entfprsdsnb. Sin 8siu4 uniersl
adbsn unb Snfpsition bes 8orraibsa
pirb unisre Bebuuptunssn beipeiien uni
il frsunbli1f erbstsn. aommt frlbssl'
tig, 10 lanss bic AustpabI nod poaitdn'
big III. s. 8. @illiams & Bro.
3l2 unb 3l4 2adapanna Apsnus. 49,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
g 6uls Seb6rbe.

Sn ber 8eriammIune Der obiBsn 8e'
b6rbs am Wontae Abenb purbe cine bon
20S Bdrsern Der l. Waro unterSeldnete
Sltifbrift oorBeIest. in tpelher eriubt
plrO. oab Elm neueS Sbulsebduoe on oer
@ds BON Raine Sirubs unb bem Soules
uarb errihiet tperoe eine aneere Sltts
itrift fur ben slsi6en 3psd unb in bsr
nur cine Isnoerune Der Sage portommi.
warb ebenfaas porseleet uno oann beies
an bas betr,ff Gomite tlbeplsfen.
gllS Der Boriblas eema6t iporeen
tpar, sur unterltdBuns bon Kindergarten
81. 900 su bCtpiaiBen, parsn mebrert
Witslieber oageseu, psil eas Re'ultat
perielben ibnen nitt sendseno ihien, su'
lest isbOt nit l3 esaen Stlmmsn BEL
8orItlas anasnommen.
Oa bic Shiler tarum sriuhten, Il
puros su 8uniten beS 2pcsumS fir bai
,,Gommencement" Der So6fbule bon
@cmite bsrihiet. @ine AnSabI &ehnun
een purben bierauf sur 8ssablune beOr
bert, bic 2sbrer 3abulits fur ben Dionn
befdtiei. bic 8erlhte bes Setreidrs UNI
SbasmeiiterS unsenommen unb oer BE
ritt bss Sbulbeiubsbenmten oem 2sb
rer Gomite iibeitpieien. Das @siuh be
Superintenbsnten. bub Is Duplicatore
ansstauft peroen iollen. um Drudausso
ben su rebusiren, puro referirt uno sulst
bic 8sri6te tibet 8orrdtbs uno 8srii6s
runs ausenommen, tpOrauf Bsrta8un
itattfanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Mprb Scrautpu.

- aenes. bic 2 Wonate alte To4ter
ber @beleute Noam Spiber bon Dleaoe
apenue itarb am Samhus unb puroe
am Dienitas i'm 8atbsOraIs SrisbbOfe
beerbi9t.
-Sn DIiper Smiths @obnuns on
Wapns Npenue sab es am Sonntag Jtnd'
mittae elnen 8ranb, ben bic Siberip
@ompanie betpdltists. nadoem bic W6s
bsln in einsm 3immsr tart uerienst uno
Elm tleinss 8ino bsr 5amilie lei&t per'
brannt mar.
= Gin speihbdises DobnbauS on
Warfet Strnbe, bel Ser Ontario & We.
tern 8ubn, BON ben @isenibdmsrn @o'
paro urb Sobn Wioran betpobnt. aerletb
am Donneritas furs nad WlttaB burt
etnen 5unien elmer 2otomotipe in 8runb
unb Elm Nlarm parb bon 8ahen 85 ee.
seben; bic berbeiseeilte Seueripebr bratte
es fsrtis, bic Slummen nit einem 8ert
luit bon 5000 su betpdItisen.
- Die @Oroners @sldporsnen tpelds
ben Sal Der 6rau 8oIanb SiIopsfi bon
@rDb Strabe unteriubten. bic bon ibrsm
9atten bsituIoist tpuroe. ibr neu8etpre'
mes &inb srorOHsIt su baben, fanoen ON
5reitas Nbeno, oaB bies nidt Der 5al
mar uno elm bsmentipredenber @ubr'
ipru9 purbe seeeben. Sc eridisn mad
ben Nusiaeen elne8 4rStes, bob bas
2inb iiurb. neil bic 5ruu bel Der @eburl
tsine SIIfs bate; oa ibr isbiser 9att'
ni6t Batter bes 8inbeS mar, 10 tpolte BIZ
5rau nibt, ouB ibr @atte BON Der @s'
burt ettpus erfubr unb UerbeimIitte ibu
lbrsn 9utanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Oon Der SnDfeite.

Bel ben GbeIeutsn @m. Betri bon
Stone apsnue bat f1 Elm lb9tsrlsln
einssit Ut.
8si ben gbslsuten Sim. 8uoenbab on
Gebar apenue bot iib cine iunee 2obs
ter einssfsat.
8ei ben gbsIsuten Ssrsb. S6einemann
bon Scout Strabe itelts fi1 am 5rsitas
sln muntstes 9bhterlsin Elm.
Die 9farrsr Nasel unh DiFsIfampf
BON Dlltss Barre bsfanben ii4 am
Nontus ais @dits bel Pfarrer GbriR.
@barlss Sditsr. Der idOn irGber bas
Reeorbsr Of Dssos Amt fIr sinsn Ger.
min psriorste. ipirb ii1 nieosr um biz
domination fiir bas amt betperbsn.
Soispb S&oa. Elm frabersr betannts,
Burger bieier Seite, aber felt Sabrer
I6on in aaramis, gBpomins, pobnbaft,
beFncet ii6 esssnipdrtis bier gum BE.
fuGe.
Serr 9aul S6neiber bon 727 9aIm
Strube fano an Der Carbon Strabs cir
Badet. bsKen Snbalt fdr ben @issnlbl'
msr bon Wertb isin fam boHslbs il be
ibm au srballsn. psnn bic 8si&reIbuni
sutrifft.
Serr unb Srau SObn 86ttssr boz
8r0speet apenue felsrten am SamfaI
Abeno i'm Srsunbsstrsiis ben l5. Sab
restus Ibrer 8srmdbluns uno srbisIiei
babel slns AnsabI pra4ties @si&enl
liibsrrsi&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
@apne Gpunfu.

Sonesbale. -9lIs goifmsifsr babisr
IT am 6rsuas Wartin .. Aaen BON
Brdiibentsn ernannt tporben.-Wm. 8
Stanton. Gin betannter bieiSer 8drser,
srIas am Sreitas in isiner @obnune an
Ibitb Ausnue Der 2unssnsnt3dnouna
uno tparo ON Samitns beeroist.-Aas
Nueiieber ber Gmerican Stint @lab
Suffers Union, bic in ben pier bieissn
Ueriitdtten anssitsat tpuren, sineen am
Sumltas Mittas on ben Streif, tpeil ibrs
grbeitseber es perneiesrten, bem 8sr'
lansen nadsutommen, baB muir nnionar'
better anseieat uno bic 8erte aIS Union
rpsrfe betrieben ipsrbsn ioqsn -Srau
2ouiie Woier BON Wbite DliaS paro am
Woniae i'm bieii8en beuti4en luib
5riebbOfe bssrbist; bier 166isr unb bic,
S6bne Iberlsbsn bic 0eritorbsne. SIN
Utter bon 75 Subren bsrf6ieo am Conn.
tds Souls 8reio i'm Armenbsim an aa'
ssmeinsr AItsridipd6e unb feline 8,t'
iebune erfoIste am Dienitas i'm beutidsr
taib. Sriecbofe. Die @attin, brei S6bnt
uno bier 16Hter iiberleben ibn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
SaS Ebal abip arts.

IabIor.-Dis Gsnturp S&Iau& Gom'
panic No. Q ipirb am 90. bs. Wts. in
Weber's Rinf sinen sroben Bal obbul.
ten unb in 8srbinbuns bamit finbet am
slsi6en Absuo eine Strabenparaoe ftatt,
--Dur& einen iiberbeistsn Ofen sntfanb
am Sonntas Nadt um Ill nbr in Der
Bobnuns bes Sumes @OOotpin an Union
StraBe elm Seuer, ebe es ieoo& tpsitsren
nmfans srrsidis. bate bic bur& 8aften
"a alarmirte 5eueriuebr es unter Gon'
,toas.-Sobn Sunsblut lisst in Der
NObnun9 feiner Wiutter an Wiain Str.
Iebsnssefdbrlid srtranft barnisosr.
- AIies, bic 3idbrise 1o4ter bes g.
+. O'9ara bon Dtlnoota. puroe am
Samitas Absnb burd cine umseitobens
2ampe 10 fdlimm perbrannt. baB iie am
SOnntas ben srbaltsnen Bunosn srlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
DelifateGen.

Sif6s: Nsue Soqdnoiide Sdrinss
unO RuRd6e Saroinen, Samburssr
aaIe in Del unb 9slee, @abiar, Sar'
OInen in 8ddien. 2Obiter, appetit SilOs.
seto9ter DiadereI, 8ieIer Sprottsn in
Del.
8dfe: 5rOmaee be 8tis, 2ieber'
franz. Cream. @rlner. Sbpeher, Gins
burger. 8aditeln uno Sanb 8die.
8urit: Salumi uno Geruelat. Wie'
uer. nit ooer Obne Sausrtruut, uni
5ranifurter in 8lbien.
Spesialitdten: O6ienmaul'
Salut. 2iebie's 5IeIid' grtruit. Olipsnb
bsim Quart, 2amm' 3unsen in I6pfen
gbparb Siebeder,
$40 2adatpanna Ape
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Jmmer pro8serirenb.
Cine btfaHnte S@ubHraa tuirb unfaiitnot
Derbeijeruuaen MAIDEN.

Die Sirma 2sipis. Rsiqp & Dapiss.
bic 1888 etabIirt tpurbe uno ieiibem einS
erfrsuIiGe unb bsitdnbiss Sunabme i'm
@si6dft su perseihnen bat, tpirb in Su'
tunit als 2sipiS & Rsiap bsiannt iein.
inbsm bic lebteenannten bas Snterefie in
Der Sirma ertuorben buben. Das @e.
iddft Der Sirma bat ii4 bur6 rseas BE.
bunoIuns unb umii4tise 2eituns in Ies.
ter 3eit 10 ssboben, bob bieieIbe iid iesi
ssnbibiet iiebt, mebr 8aum su itaifsn
uno in 8drse tpiro nit elmer 8ersrbber'
uns oss 2abens anssfaneen ipsrben,
Sri. Sennie 2eipis unb Ssrr 8. N,
Reiap, bic neusn WitsIisber Der Sirma.
beFssn cine Iansidbriss Grfabruns in
ibrer 8ran&e uno ibr srcber grfois il
nur sine SoIee berieIbsn, nit ben ri&tir
Ssn Preifsn, 1uit unb gnersis Ssrbun'
ben. Sbr Rotto: SIMMER bsiddf'
tist", if Gin sutrsfsnSss fir ibr 8si4dft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Dunmcre.

- 8ur, Dor l llbr am Sonntus WOr.
gen eniitanb in Cen Aubsnsebauoen bin.
ter ber 2ouis Gnssl BObnuns an Bst
Drinier Strabe Elm 8rano uno trosoem
bic Seusrpebr nod einsm alarm bon
8aitsn 81 prompt sri&isn unb bic Slum'
men bepdltiete, tpurosn bic @eb6uosr
bod faftii6 serft6rt. Ser 8erluit be-
lrdst $500; ni&t perf6ert; man ber.
mutbet Branbftiftuns. AIarm Dor
2ufen 81 am Sonntas absno mai
elm falfter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Hcetor'e Bud fret.

Gopie bon Dr. Sumpbreps' Specific
Wanual fiber Bsbunoluns uno aur bon
aun 2ranfen bel aaen 8ranfbeiten, tpiro
frei psrianbt; abrsRut Sumpbrsps Sos
meo. Wsbieine Co., @de bon Wia,am
unb Sobn Strnbsn, giep Dori.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Giu boll anTegenOer
geiOcngW Werfant.

gBir eadbt,n bitit lps,isQt SHsrtsn in min
idtuspuibtn uup nsusn Sticsn, bic mstlt otr"
pituRlidbs aifairt ibrsr Scrts in er Stlbiebts
bts S,partemsnts. Syabrifat. 9psbung, Barbtn
uub Mulfu lirb atrabt icl6s psIbs tbr pabr.
ItbsinIit austrpGblsn piirsd, psnn MIR lsefs
Stiit I'M gcrratb ibnsn pcrls9isn' Sapsr ~
S,r llutrInisp ,piiftu pirfihtm gHrtb nne
sisI,m arobartistn 8triaufsprsis cine refine VI
(parnis. obus ben @tpanftn zines Sptsrs, od
fpir snt(6uIbiasn bic @i'rrbcung ea ls'
nctbptnbia if) pitit piinitsnspsItbt Sttpsn,
nitbts iobbil&" pbsr nufti&" an l6 babsu.
sieier 8srtauf besann am Sienitas
uns % asbt lpsisas anIrdunssn fir trups
aGuftr.
7 aroBe @crtbe in idwar,er Seine.
Si, babsu unir @Ort pafur, ettis Sstst ~
In iseu 8sls ridtis une pirp tsetm SanTs'
poaliGupig Ssnustbuuus sstsn
t9 3Oa i&war,t 5aifstas, So s. wrtb, fur % y
20 3oa tGparss 5aifetas, s. 8. psrtb. tilr 6S v
% 3pll ltparis 5oT ias. 81 10 psrtb, fur % y,
% 3cu l6parl, 5aTstas. $t.25 putb. fur 20 v
27 3ou idpar,s 3aiisas, 81 90 psrib, ttr % "
q 3Oa f6parss Satin Du6sB bette Si.OO Aua
lifat, fir IS Gents. o,a
q 3ol itpaps Satin Du4sB bette 81 % Aua'
Iilat fur 95 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

: Su PbiIuoeIpbiu IL bic 9IaeeIeoer.
fubrit Der s. q. Wutbieu Co., spe
aroBe. pisrf6diss @sbduOe abaebrunnt
Der Sbaben belduft iih auf 500, 900
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Tanep seioe, bsa9tnnsspertb

NanCq SetOe, utuuih"Bp~S''9'
Earbiae 3affetaS-l8 3oa.
Widt ,,5afshnss", prfaubsn, icnprn isesr
gabtn s&h Ssibs 5aifsas in msbrsIsn Dnssne
Srabtpollsn 8arbtn. 1linStneu 5tntlp nne
auttr 8srtb fir SO Gents. Tsrfanfsprsis 90
Gents.
Nunft unb Streifeu Seise.
anmutbias Giftits in al ben nsutn Grtibtaprs
Norbtu. Si. MAIDEN prabtucae Watlts uno
iup 81. .25 uup s.! so bic Cue tpertb, ile lIne ea,
ben Gin srpsu uub 3sitssmabsr Vortbstl su w
Gents.
GradatppGIe petiifdbe Seibe,
In rsitsu orisutaliihsn GHtfsn nit ibwarBsr
Satiu Strsifsu. WulIsn nur stlsben UNI ee'
piirtiat ,u ptreeu. 9Strtb hne lis' Sl.2o
8sItaufsprsis SO Gents.
Gsmititheo Ssiee,
% 3pa bIsit uub in ben hussrpdbltslisn JAR
ben fhr absne 5oilsttsn. Sn bhbi6sn gSallia
iibsrtrifft ni6ts b sis. Gins t9ts $l.O0 Auali
tat, rssu,rt ~ IS Gents.
"a 3on Toularb Seibe.
@opv uuS psie, uuS Idpar, unb psiB GHst
ten In arpesr 8trIbisesnbsit ron bhbi6en Gnt
piirf,n, bic pra6tpeas une traeeais Sleet
ma6.u. Cine lsblits 65 Gents Aualiiat ~
4S Gents.
Sfeue sap" Seibe.
Nabri,irt uue Iptlitll fir SpmmsI VSatli
,utmorfsu. Wuesu lpfprt psssn esm Ausitbs
9Iufaua fnbsn uub Der prets ptTo t'nt ufeef
raituns ltin, CT il 10 nitbrts.
SSeue SSpDitdten tn Setbei
gSierefen fir Samen 6Sattf'
Az ipe,iellen NSreiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
(Garbpnbals sprrsIppnbtni.)

Ser 90 Sabre aIts SamsS Nolan
ariff sehern Nadt um 9 llbr feinen be-
tasten Batter in bsHen Wobnune an
@orbon Npenus on unb fdste ibm 8sr'
Iesunsen BEL. bic aIs IebensssfdbEli4 er'
u1tei perben er ipurbs arretlrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Au6 bem oberen Ebale.
(arGbalb &prrtlppnben,.)

-Sames, SObn bsS 8urssb Sulli.
pan BON Wap6slo, lief ON WOntas eins
RspoIpsrpatrone auf ben Ofen fallen, iie
erpIobirte unb rib ibm Tbsils bon brsi
5lneern unb beS DaumenS ab.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10
FRANK 6. CARPENTER

aged. and he concluded that the only
way his country could ever successfully
fight the Europeans would be by It's
people learning their methods For
this purpose he and Count lnnouye de-
cded 70 60 TO England and bring back
the desired Information.
The Two boys proposed their plan 10
their military commander the Prince
of Chosu. who gave them 5000 FOR
their expenses. 1t was contrary TO law
for them to leave Japan, but the prince
instructed them 20 slip away and take
ship for England. where they were to
learn how the English made their guns
and ammunition and to study the Sc
crets OF European naval supremacy
They attempted 10 do this. but by a
mistake were shipped as common sail
Ors Their money was stolen and they
had many adventures In working their
way before the mast to England There
TO saw with wonder the wealth and
power Of the western world and real
lied that Japan could never hope 10
Withstand its combined strength. lie
and lnnouye talked the matter over
and decided TO 90 back home and adj
wise their people 20 adopt the new CIV
llizatlon They did so. and as their
first reward lnn0uye was nearly killed
By a mob Of fanaticsl patriots and Ito
had for a time to keep IN hiding, II
was soon seen, however, that the boys
were right The statesmen Of one
party. with them, organized the new
movement, and from that time on both
have been In the front ranks Of every
thing which has aided in making ia.
pan the great country II IL today
MAY WRITE A BOOK.
AS I chatted with Marquis Ito this
afternoon, referred 10 his wonderful
career and asked him II he had keut a
dairy, and whether he would not some
time write a book OF Renaissance, say
Ing that such a volume might pay him
half million dollars. as that OF Gen.
Grant did his family The marquis
laughed as he replied;
Such sums from book-maklng are
only possible In a rich country like the
United states. Our people are COM
paratlyely poor and our authors as o
rule make but little a profit Of sl0,-
600 from such book would be con-
sldered enormous here. Besides, have
no written notes OF my early life.
had a dairy. but this was lost during
the revolution. I should have to rely
upon my memory for that period OF my
career Besides. ! am now too much
occupied with the present TO have time
TO write about the past. ! may DO
something Of the kind In the future, but
not now"
AS Marquis Ito said this we were sit
ting In the library Of his Toxic house,
situated on the hill. Just above the
American legation. A Japanese ser
want dressed IN the costume OF the
country had Just brought in some de-
'licious tea, which was served
In CUPS OF the most del
icate porcelain, and which we slipped
as We talked, The marquis himself
was dressed In European clothes, wear
Ing frock coat Of black and dark pan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

that Japan has the place Of the wen
man"
"such an alliance" said /, would be
like 4 man In perfect health voluntary
Handwriting himself 10 corpstf Inc
marquis laughed, and ! could see tnat
he thought that my statement ex-
pressed his idea Of the situation, al
though he did not directly reply.
How about the Chinese government,
your excellency," asked2 do you
think 1t can last?"
II don't see how It can continue to
exist long In its present state II Is not
fitted to the times and the new condi-
lions which are about to take place
in China. II is a government when
does not govern. IL has but little con-
troll Of the people and It would seem 70
me that II must give way to the spirit
OF the times
CHINA AND THE POWERS.
III so, your excellency," said I, what
will take its place? What Is TO be the
future OF Gilman"
Il cannot answer that" vas Marquis
lto's reply. Il should myself Ike very
much TO know. You have seen what
has been proposed and partially accom-
plished. | refer 10 the division OF the
Chinese empire as far as trade rela-
tions and fields OF commerce are con-
cerned, among the great powers. Russia
wants the north. Germany aspres TO u
slice a little further down France
hopes TO control the trade Of the ex'
IRENE south and England would like to
claim as hers the great valley Of the
Hangtse- Kiang'
But where does the United States
come in?' asked.
THAT remains TO be SEEM was the
reply Of the great japanese statesman.
"She should. | think claim, as we do,
that the whole country should be open
10 all the world for trade commerce
and manufacturing. Chin Is an en0r-
nous field, with vast coal deposits and
valuable minerals. II has rich resources
which are undevelooed and II has a
population which as II grows richer
through the opening up OF the country,
Will be one OF the greatest consuming
populations OF the globe. There is 10
be the outlet for your and our manu-
features. II seems TO me that the
present crisis is an important one FOL
the United states, and that your peo-
| pie should give the future Of China seri-
| Gus consideration. Personally | should
like to see the United States do all that
Is possible to bring about the consum-
nation Of the open door policy for
| China"
JAPAN GIVES UNCLE SAM THE
GLAD HAND"
How does Japan regard the coming
OF the United States into Pacific wat
ers?' | asked.
we are indeed glad to welcome the
United States as one Of the permanent
residents Of our part Of the world" re-
piled Marquis Ito emphaticslly eve
very we'll realize that the taking OF the
Philippines BY your country was not
the result OF war OF conquest. We
know you had no idea Of acquiring ter.
] rltory here when you declared war up.
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Copyright, 1900 by Frank G. carpen-
teri
Toxic. January 3, lsOo-l had a long
chat this afternoon with Marquis Ito,
the confidential adviser Of the japanese
emperor. and the statesman who, more
than all others. directs the game OF
politics IN the far east, For genera
ton and more Marquis Ito has been at
the head Of every great movement In
Jaapn He has held every great po-
sltIon in the gift OF his government. He
was premier at the time Of the war
with China, and II was his master mind
which aided largely I'm the direction OF
that struggle TO a successful Issue ana
in the settlement Of the terms Of peace
with II Hung chang, Before and since
the Marquis Ito has been the chief
power behind the throne. and II Is he
who today Is largely directing the for
eign policy Of Japan. He IS, in fact.
the Gladstone and Bismarck Of this
part Of the world, standing higher than
Ii Hung Chang has ever stood, ana
having the confidence not only Of the
leading men of Japan, but the Implicit
confidence Of the emperor.
MARQUIS ITO AND THE MIKADo'
The relations OF Marquis Ito and the
emperor have been for many years OF
the closest possible nature, They began
with the downfall Of the shotgun, when
his majesty was dragged forth from
the puppet-like seclusion Of ais palace
In kioto and by the party to which
Ito belonged placed on the throne at
Toxic and made the real ruler ~ ia
pan. II was Ito who acted most as
tutor and adviser TO his majesty In his
dealings with foreign nations, and In
the reconstruction OF his empire along
the lines which have produced the new
Japan and made the japanese people
the greatest Of the Asiatic nations.
ROMANTIC CAREER.
Marquis Ito was, in fact, the first OF
the great men Of japan TO realize that
his country could not remain shut out
from the rest Of the world and that II
could not successfully fight the great
nations OF Europe without modern
ships and without knowledge OF our
science of war. The story has been
told, but never as Marquis Ito himself
could tell II. He got his first glimpse
Of the western civilization as boy.
Then, as now. he was an intense patri-
OF, and he, like the other young mobiles
Of the time, was opposed TO having
foreigners land In Japan. He was Of
the soldier class, and at one time be-
longed TO O band OF young men who
ran away from their homes With the
idea OF clearing the foreign ships ana
men from the harbor OF Yokohama.
Their boyish expedition was discovered
and stopped by the soldiers Of the sho-
gun. a little later on Ito saw the
wafships OF the foreigners and noticed
how well they were armed and man