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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-23
TAR. +. j. BOVARD,
~ Physician x Surgeon,
TIONESTA, PA.

nR. J. G. DUNN,
Office over Heath &c Killmer's store,
Tionesta, Pa. Professional calls prompt
responded to at all hours of day or
night. Residence-East side Elm St., Sd
dore above Jail building.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-23
7 w. MORROW. NJ. D.,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist.
Office and Residence three doors north
of Hotel Agnew, Tionesta. Professional
calls promptly responded tc at all hours.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-23
TRI-sTATE EVENTS.

The Home for Soldiers Widows and
Mothers, at Hawkins station, Pa, near
Pittsburg, was burned, the fire entail
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
correspondence Wiarusa.
z MELLEN
ipod A d, Wis.,

w Sobote, . Cxerwca, pc 60
Dime . wieczorem, zgorza}a tn
wielka garbarnia,~ po}aczona Z pi}a
parowa, wartosci oko}o 900 tysiec
cy doiar6w. z garbarni ME po-
zosta1o sig mic, opr6cz kilku PEI
k6w sk6r, przes}anYch do garbo-
wanna, " pile jednakze ogieh W
pore ugaszono.
Czy garbarnia ~z>stanle tn ma
nowo' odbudowana, to j~eszcze ta*'
iemnica, DO miasto Ashland chce
po}owe koszt6w budowy garbarnl
ponies6, by tylko fabryke te dostac
do siebie.
Tel samej Kompann spal'}a
sic. prod paru latami piia parowa
" Philips, Wis, lecz rdwnies do
brze byla zabezpiec.ona
Kr6tko pred ogniem zieohaio
sig tn wisle ludzi, - sswedy,
WlochYl atakte sporo Polak6w.
szozeg6lnie pilarxy j drwali 5 pod
Menominee, oraz polskioh obisiy-
.kamp6w xpod steyenspeint. Ale
.mianowioie = tr.mpy ! pod Ste
ven.poiut. ktdre y, ..,,l1.lv y. bs1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
POsZUKIWANIE

Teofla Weso}owska z Wausau,
Wis ! poszukuje swojej siostry
Teodory, zameznej Smektalskiej,
z domu Kaminskiej. przebywajacej
" St. Louis, Mo- Ktoby znai
dok}adny adres poszubiwanej, nle~
chat da o tenn pod adresem
Teofila Wesolowsk4
Wausau, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

wiedzy i vol swych rodzln tn
przybywaja, niebardzo mile 90 v
naszych strouach widzlane, DO o.
kradaja tych, co i'm u~dzielajs pod4
czas roboty schronienia pokywie-
mia. uciekajac i'm 2 zap}ata. Teraz
~jednakse, Bogu dzieki, beda oni
musieli : powrotem sic powlec do
Stevenspoint. ably baki zbierat z
bulew, DO J. pc kampach Kompania
wst1zyma roboty M okolo pol roku,
dopdki novel garbarnl ME pobu-
dnje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

im~iertelnie Goebla. Chlnn by1
,rzy jego boku. Pulk Chinn obec~
ME znajduie siew hotelu Hoffman.
w JUNCTION CITY v ko-
palni graitu znaleziono, jak intere-
sowane osoby twierdza zywe
srebro. Wskutek tego akcye kopal~
nj podskoczy}y 2 $s5 ma $50. IA
tywe srebro plaza cd - do 80 "a
funt. a..
OsZUsT NEEL, dawniejszy
naczelny zawiad6wca poczt ma
a rs '' y
Kubie, bedzie " tych dnlach IA
pewrot odes1any z New Yorku ma
ts wyyspq, ably otrzymad zas}uzona
kare.
-0- ...
W NEW YORKU policya
odkry}a szko1e zebrak6w, W kt61ej
twiczono dzieci W udawanlu r6zne~
90 rodzaju kalectw, by }atwiej
wzbudz,G lito6G " przechodniach.
ST. LOUIS, MO. - Guber~
nator Stephens ME choe zezwollc
ma rozbrejenie scab6w, chyba pod
varunkiem nades}ania 5000 regu"
laruego wojska do St. Louis a nawet
i wiecej, zeby EgnieSt przemocs
obecny ~strajk; lecz naaewszYstko
wol.}by pociagnsd 50 tysiecy oby~
wateli pod broh ola zabezpieczen'a
w{asno6ci Transit. Co..
CHICAGO. Istnisjace tn cd
lat paru fabryke %doktsr6w, pod
nazwa metropolitan Medical
Collegle" dotkne!a wresscie reka
sprawiedliwosc1. Prezssa tel szwyn~
dlerskiej lustytucyi niby naukowej
wraz z jego profesorami i agentami
areszto~ ano - "a zbrodnicze wy
ludzanie p.enledzy "a ps6rednic'~
TWEEN poczty. Fabryka ia, znajdu~
|j.ca sig pod numerem ses W. Van
Buren, ulicy, sprzedawa&a dyplomy
doktorskie pc Genie cd $500 %
$500. 90, lie kto chcla& i m6e@ "a
ptacit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
D|rJobne Eoha.,

sg.SS f&s EE .-l&:t.S I'd M@Et T.H.r 80" -EEEHr tEh.[ra
KS. T~RUSZYNSKl 2
Peru. Ill. wy)echal do Eu-
ropy,gdzie zabawi przez kilka
tygodni.
j.. ADWOKAT pan F. Da-
nysz W Chicago. polski kan
dydat ma posla do legislatu-
ry. przystapil iut otwarcie
do walk prawyborczel. Pola-
cy i Litwini ma Bridgeporcie
przyrzekli popierac go Gala
si}a.
W. Will ME, MINI, lunar
S. p. Wolciech Matt, ojciec
.pan6w J6zefa i Antoniego
Malta W ST.. Paul, W wieku
lat II.
ST. PAUL., Minn,- Umar'
tu. po bardzo kr6tkie] cho~
robie, S. p. Antoni Wrzeszcz
LEGACY lat 50 Pozostawi'
zone, lat IS, i syna. u kt6re-
go dotad mleszka}.
BERLIN, Wis. - w ten
miezcie zgorza} trzypietrowy
murowany budynek, nale1ac,
do polskich kupcow: L.
Nowakowskiego A. Hoppy
|Ogieh powstal W nocy,
fam,lie zamieszkajace ter
budynek z trudnoScia ura-
towad sic zdolaly. Musiel
uciekac oknami po drabi'
zach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
NASI

MAST AGENC1
Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowa.
mia abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
lseY nasi agenoi mie1soowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franciszek
NardYn. .
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 - Is Str.
BALTIMORE: Fl. Ziarnowsh
7l2 8. Bond Str.
/, Kniter $50 We'll I'll.
NANTlCOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab@ensk
PRAIRIE. ~ Jan kim
ger.
OAK HILL. - st. ,Pogorzelsi
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek. ...
WILING MINI. II. j. G~rechoxaki
TOWN LAKE, pod Chioago. wy.
sJozef 6era6nlak, 1900 Hermitage
g< ave. n
4 aoUTHBEND. Ind:
janF. Trzsbiatow walk d
Riss3s. sao7 boSWalnuta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
z Stevenspolnt
(Wis).s>

g $500 .g stft 80 '.e-- ~. F-"f ..t ~
Mast dwaj rodacy = Pelplihski
i Samionka - zalozgli tn wielka
pracownia krawlecka, gdzie PRAGUE
sama kaszubska szlachta, poeho-
dzaca cd Skorzewa, Stezycy i
Klukowej Huty, i to kazdy jak
kolano }ysy = cd madrosci.
-. Pracownia ia W kr6tklm czasie
zas}yne4a W Stevenspoint r bliz~
szej i dalszej okol1cy jake PIER
w~szsrzedna, a PREY tenn stosunko-
wo tania, to tez zawsze ma ona
lyle reboty, &c coraz wiecsj pra~
cownik6w must ~przyjmowae.
Pomiedzy handlami miesa
Meat Markets) " naszem mlescle.
odznacza sic handel naszego rodaka
J6zefa Jezaka. szczeg6lnie chedo~
go6oi4. Take tam z.wsze 6wleie
przyjeane powietrze, jakby v
jakiej cukiernl. ......
Kto tylko wstapi do tego han.
! dlu miesa, tego. sam zapach chedo'
geici smusi do kupienia ozcgo tego'
Zreszta ma pan Jezak jeszcz'
niskt6re fachowe ~tajemnice, kt6ryn
zawdziecza swoie pewodzenie, lec'
tego powodzenia mu ME ~zasdroselc'
owszem coraz %silniej popierac. be
obywatel ton i ola swojej s%zczerosc:
i uprzeimo6ci zasluguje na po'
wszechne poparcie, szczego lniej q
strony publicznodoi polskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
" staaaoh Zjed. KenAdzie $500
" Kuropie Goniecz. naPrz6d) $3.50
Warunki.
renuuaerata wynosi Focsnlo

W
Warunki.
Abonenci oplsoaj&cy WrAsusA
Z do{u, konlecznie muaza Pfacit
500 pa jeden rok, rosumle Gig
49, tak4e "a rok 1899, lubo " tym
,eku dla przedp}aoicieli ozyli pts-
ofcych naprz6d, rocsne op{ate
zfi3yli6my ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam dw6oh no
syoh abonent6w i przesle cd
nesdego oa}oroczny abonament 2
cory, tsmu przez ca}y rok gazette
d1a niego samego przese}a6 bedsie"
ny bezp}atnie.
Ito odbierze z poczty trey gazety
awa&anym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
x~isdzlalnym "a aboaament:
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
,Yshmiast poda6 wydawoy W1ARusA
sv6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ni<
sdm6wi9 gszety "a po6rednictwen
li.towsgo Tub innego urzedniks
pooztowego, W1ARus posefany be
dzie dalej. Skoro kto zaprsestanit
odbiera6 gazette, ~powinien wpierv
xsp}aci6 jezeli co "a MIA winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARusA 'ns
Lefty przese}a6 przez poeztewy lut
ezpresowy Money Order, MONS
tel przese1a2 abonament " dolaraoh
p.pierowych, pre-, Postal note,
aibo " jednooentowyoh Tub dwuoen
towyoh znaczkaoh pocstowyoh, leo'
isasli adjournment, " TAXI spos6b
pr.es&any, " drodze przepadnie Zoo
sia v tym kraju bardzo rsadko
sdarza) wydawoa W1ARusA ME
bterze "a to ma siebie odpswiedEial
loici. Take listy najlepiej kazat
4. poezoie registrowa6 DO wtenosas,
urz4d pooztowy bierze M siebie cd.
Powiedzislno66, ze wrsx Z Eawarto6.
OH dojd4 ma miejsce prseznaozenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{ki pie
niekne do W1ARUsA adrescwa6:
s.. DerdowsM
800 f.. srd Str.
WINONA Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
Z BAY CITY
(M1CH)

Ma sejmie nadzwyczajnym
tutejszego Zjednoczenla W dnlu
$ Czerwca, W domu p~resydenta
tegoz Zjednoczenia, uoh"alono'
| oddad d e 9 d cd polskiego cnen-
TARA Ks. Proboszczowi, aby tako~
Wy wreozy} Ks. Biskupowi
Jak slyohac, sarzad Zwiezku
Spiewak6w Polsklch v Ameryce
zapowiada XII Zjazd delegat6w to-
go4Zwiazku W .mieScie Detroit,
Mich, " dniu s Wrzesnia.
s Sprawl sadowa p, J, starzyh-
skiego przsciw wydawcy PEAwDY
D. Wincentemu Przybyszewskiemu,
wytoczona pred sad cyrku}owy.
z~a}atwiona z~osta}a, dziekl stara~
MON adwokata oskarzonegoJ W
drodze ~prywatnej ugody.
Pan J. Starzynski tsraz JUL
ME zada zadnego odwo}ania. To
mi zuch!....
(Reszte uwaialismy n najlep-
sze opu6ci6, by mas ME posadzano.
il panom kolegem cd PHAwDY
ohleba zazdroscimy, "a co eza-
nownego correspondents seraecznle
przeprasxamy. - Przyp. Red.
Wasz agent
PLAuc "a w1ARUsAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
VI o ZABORU
PRUsKIEGO.

H&.EEEsF# %G%&G$&E44I
PRUSKIEGO.
VESSEL,
pruski, ktory francua
skiemu rzadowi sprzedai tame
papiery woIskowe, a schwyta~
ny ! wieziony do Torunia.
wyskoczyl 2 wagonu uciekl
do Kr6lestwa Polskiego, tax
zrecznie s,e uw,naI, 1e dostal
sic do N,cci. Rad pr.ski
.zadal wydania 60 U w}adz
t. mtejszych, ale ME zastoso-
wano sic do tego Vessel
dosta' sic szczesliwie do Parry
"a.
KATOWICE. Chemik w
Strzoda ds} sobte patentowat
~ynalazek postego taniego
wvtwarzania cynku wprost z
kruszc6w W drodze elektrycz-
nei Wynalazek ten zrobi pc
dobno zupelny przewrot W
~przemysle .c~ynkowym Celem
wysyskanla tego wynajazku
utworzgla sic Sp6ika kapitali-
stow. ~.
Czy rak Jest nteuleczalny3
Wszystkis medyczne powagi
zgad.aja SIG, ze tylkow pswnych
rzadkich wypadkach i to tylko v
pierwszem STADIUM cboroby mo-
zebnem jest wyleezyt raka, a ma
wet i wtedy jedynie zapomoca
trudnej, a przYtem nadzwyczaj
niebezplscznsj operacyi, kt6ra ME
zawsze bywa sukcesem. Jak tylko
rak razszcrzy{ sic nieco wiecej, ME
MOI. byd jul wycietvn z systemu
- szczsg6lnie z wewnstrznyoh or
gan6w, nieprzystepnych ola noza
operators.
Zoladek i inne w~swnetrzne
organyJ zaatakowane przez raka'
ME moga bye ~wyleczone, geyz sam
choroby jest tego rodzajuI ze wy
dziela materye zakazajaca krew.
Many jednakowoz trodki, "a
pomooa kt6rych mozemy niedo-
pu6cis do formowania sig po~
wstaniA raka, = naJwlecej z tako~
wych skutecznem najtanszem i
najprzyjemuiejszem Jest Trine~
r. Amerykansks Elixir
czyli Gorzkie Vino, wyrabiane
JUL 10 lat przez Jezefa Trinera,
4s7 . 18th st., Chicago! Ill. Vino
to okaza}o sic nadzwyczaj wyborna
medycyna " tysiacaeh wypadk6w
jake czyszczace r~eggullujjace eafy
system i m6zg.
Oprocz tego Eliksir amery~
kanski Trinera, ezyli gorzkie vino
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

IRONWOOD. Mich, -
Osiedlil sic tn Michal Miloch,
p~rzybywszy tudotad Apple
ton, MINI. Pochodzi on z
Wiela. ma Kaszubach, i ma
~krewnych W Detroit i W
Winonie.
Pan
St Korczak ustapi} z redak~
cyl ,.Przegladu.'' a miejsce
lego ob,al pan Adam Surdel
~ODEBRAL1SMY majowy
numer "Sztandaru' kt6rego
trest jest nastepujaca:
The Unpublished Cor
respondence of Kosciuszko
and Pulaski. - 2 Nieog}o-
szooe l'stY KoSciuszki i Pu~
Iaski< 60. 81 Burza, wiersz.
- Pu'kownik Jozef Smo-
li6sk'. Il portretem' S
Handel i przemysl W dawne)
Polsce. 6 DR.. Karol lie
wakowski 4 portretem.) 7
Medal pamiatkowy ma 500
letnj jubileusz zalozenia Uni
wersytetu W Krakowie Il ry~
cinam'). - 8 Spis ludno$ci -
9 Ze sceny polsko~amery':
kahskiej Il 'lustracya) 10
Polska Fantazya (powie$c). -
III Oredzie prezesa wv. MI.
Pol. w Am. - IL Dziat
zwiazkowy. Notatki. =
10 Cd redakcyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

w MT CARMEL, Pa , nasta-
10 prawo Re oi co maja ko}owce.
{. j. bajoykle, MUSIC cd mich placid
~ podatku ma rok.
NEW YORK 8 c.erwca. POI
dug odwiadczenia pu}k. Jack
China ex-gubernator stanu Ken,
lucky Taylor skohozy ne ssubiieni'~-.
o.. Jak wiadomo Y ohwili gdv
.pad1 motd1ro.y strsal rani@o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05
Punishment of the Boxer Leaders for Crimes
Committed Now Seems Certainty.
Text of the Reply of the United States Government to
German Note Re-Estahlishes Amty Between the
Two Nations - Propositions Submitted
by France ana Russia

to the powers an efict. dated September
- by which he orders the punishment Of
a number Of princes and dignitaries. mem
toned by name, for having encouraged
the Boxers. On the assumption that the
edict is genuine the German government,
In furthernnce Of the procedure proposed
IN is circular note OF September II. has
further proposed 20 the powers 20 come
10 an agreement TO Instruct their dirlo-
matte representatives IN China to exam
Inc and give their opinion on the follow
ing points:
First Whether the list contained IN
the edict Of persons 20 he punished is suf-
tlcient and correct
Second Whether the punishments pro-
paSed meet the case.
sThird--tn what way the powers can
control the carrying out OF tho penalties
imposed
The information received up 10 the
present concerning the reception ~ this
proposition by the powers tnstInes the
belief that a general understanding on
this matter may no looked for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05
AN INF 0RTANT MOVE
In CHINA AFFAIRS.
United states Government seuds a
Note to the Germnu Embassy
In Washington.

WASHINGTON, oc; as~-ThN United
States government has taken decisive
step In tho development ~ tho Chinese
situation in note delivered to-day by Sec.
retary Hay 20 the German charge d'af.
faires, Baron spcck won ssernberg. In
the note favorable action by this gov
eminent on Grrmnny's latest suggestion
concerning the punishment Of Chinese
criminals Il expressed. and the announce
nent IL made that the United States has
already sent instructions 10 Minister Con-
ger along the lines Indicated Tho in
structinns to Minister Conger are that he
shall learn the names of the Chinese Of
tenders who are 90 be punlshedi also
whether the punishment to be ahminis.
tered ia adequate 20 their offenses. and.
finally. whether tho punirhmnnts are acts
ualiy administered.
The American note ~ considered the
most important In the establishment of
complete unity between the United
States and Germany.
The American note to Germany IA re-
parded as one 81 the most important
moves thus FAR made, not only IN hxlrg
the course of events IN China but III
giving formal expression to n growing
and most satisfactory fenlsnn which las
arisen lately between the governments AZ
Berlin and Washington. This has come
about after several oxtended conferences
between Secretary Hay aud Baron Stern-
berg. all OF them looking toward common
action by the two governments.
II Is felt here that the American note
will create a most faynrahis impression tn
Heriln and viii prove another bond bo-
tween the twe governments II bAs been
recognized that After thn last nots 80
Germany some friction was naan.feAte8 IN
the German preeH md there was Hnme
apprehension that the accord between
Germany and tho United States AZ 20 the
means ~ dealing with China miaht ha
strained II not broken. Fer tsat reason
the recent negotiations have taken on
added Interest ana Significance. aud the
hearty cunpnrrence whieh nnw has been
brought about ln looked anoa Ne litsie
short ~ a triumph N International comfy
ana also satisfactory alike 70 the United
States ana % Germany.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05
YET ANOTHER PROPOSITION
FrsBce~Hussiap Note On rani.hm~nf
of the 1hiHRxs Offenders.

WASHINGTON nct s-#T3sa Rremsh
government thrnuEh ~ Thiehauf tiso
French charge d'analres has presentsd fa
Secretary Hav q Uy0sramm1e fer fh~ e1f1.
f,iefe sfttIamenf - fhe Ctiness difficulty
and si tAe same time fhs Rsssiaa gov
eminent. ftfsaRa ~ te Wet1uf seconds
,he Frerch gronsssl. ihas making n =
falnt FrAzee- RHsgiau fTagssiflen. Tha
arnsosai ~ aaafr Four heads He fa}iewn
pan2suusuf - enc EgiiiY cbinfas a.
fclaiH
The Introduction ~ 1Ffns ae8 mum
tIaua ~ war in Chiua.
Tae paysHenf II Indemnity to the
fs0Nfrf
aptstsnf Ch.arto rusrantes far
fhf faisf
ne arppassfs fariref sVk fsT ceaaat-
,sns iesu searA at Fesins fhe -sxlng
90 she Taks FORTS sod tnefr 8Asiragslnn.
an4 lkc tataa.shnert af i41e of eaua-
nta.teattan hetWesa the HEaboafd an5 Pc
kiua Thls FrsHe1-HlHEsn pfoi8sal has
aeta feui 81 shs president
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05
TEXT 0? REPLY TO
GRRMANY'S INQUIRIES.
Document ms Handed 4. she s~rmsa
Charge d'Anairrs br ~crf~~
tnrf uay.

wAsiIiNuToN. oes. The faliamlns
"a the repiV ~ the United Ntatas FNVern.
ment 90 the German tpfs relative 20 is,'
pnrlshmsut - She Chinese offenders
T1be Secretary ~ State 30 the ims
psfiai German charge
Memorandum ~ fesunnsf - she irs
nuisiss made ~ fhe segfeiafy ~ staie,
October. $50 W ths imperial German
eharea st'aHaifas sotse hsax tie C1iaena
'npesiAi etitet IA regard - sha pHn-
ishnssns ~ fffiree fu8n and tsitfs
high Chinese efEciaie.
TEE Chinese minister communicated
"a the EaeretarN ~ STATE. an fNe 7Nd
insfant q telegram received ty him
from fyirectaf Geuefsi ahsHE, CONVEY
ias fhe pprFQri u en isspf frlai fiiisi
asernsatian ara gHir4ehn4snf ~ Primes
raaa end ether hish thlasse affrisia
~ gerrhrd
Ths government u she tagtsa etates
if ftsnpaea 20 ferHfs MS 'fafsesfe ae
prsaf ~ me desire y isa impariai
Chinese gaFsrnsHrrs sa satisfy the
reasonable demands - ths s-outre fef
~ iHtafy ard na'rsEa weieh 'hsir
seres A. ihs haaas ~ evsi i-slHpased
f-Fsiea 81 Eias h ( nss eeei.
fhtrsHAf nHH fs HsfH @ tNg WeNtfFs
ness ~ sise etiti IN fesaF8 e ihs pan.
4ahfnsH eharn safns 0f ire fer @atfF
rerssna are ~ rscstgs. - signify ~
Sac f'hsaeae minister fhH NffsiaeMFs
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Introduction of Arms.

As 10 the interdictlon OF arms. the state
department already has intimated that
there may ne a question A. 70 its wisdom.
and there ~ reason 20 believe also that
Germany viii not View that particular
feature with approval Hut there appears
20 he good reason 10 expect that n mid.
die ground viii ne reached ~ combining
the interficfinn ~ arms 20 a specified
period, possibly to be hxsd hy the time
required hy China within wbifh n pay
the indemnity. The chief objection - the
proposition IL IN its hcing permanent in
rs present form.
What the nited States government par
tlcuiariy desires ta avoid ia The entering
into " a pSagfamrn that leans ~ ang
manner toward the maintenance ef q foot
hold on Chinese soil and n The other
propasitionS relative - maintenance ~
. line % free and safe communication
between reklng snd the sca and 20 the
legation guards could be modified IN ,as
direction af temporary expedienia they
win he more lksly % receive shr support
~ our government
II e. apparent from ihe enmnlextiy ns
the latest Franco Russian rraaaaai that
ths phase - regulations ihus initiated
will 'ake some tiHe 90 dispose ef
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uNROF r. B. BRYAN. the Repub-
Il<D iiean candidate for state superin-
II tendent OF public instruction, is
cordially indorsed for the Office for which
he has been nominated by the present in
cumbent of that office and candidate Of
the fusion forces for re-election--Su Supcrin-
tendent Frank j. Browne.
If Superintendent Browne has any faith
IN his own knowledge Of men, any conf
deEce in his own judgment OF character
any regard for his own recommendation.
he must today. and on November s, be an
earnest supporter of Prof Bryan's candi-
dacy For he himself has said that with
out reservation he commcnds Mr Bryan
for any position which he may seek.
II IL true that at the time Mr.. Browne
wrote the letter which the Post-inteiii-
g.ncer today makes public he and Mr..
Hrvan were not opposing candidates for
the same ofnciai position. but the fact
that they have since become political
rivals through the action % their respect
I've parties does not lessen tho cordial and
hearty force of Mr. Brownies c0mmeuda-
lion. Mr. Browne's letter is at once a
repiv and rebuke 30 those overzeaious
press partisana of bis who have under
taken 10 mallgn the character and belittie
the educational nttainmen;s ~ his Repub-
Iican opponent
Mr. Brownies high appreciation ~ the
nrfvete character and public service 1T
MIR Bryan Is shared by many other men
of this state who are prominent in edgca-
tionaI and political affairs. Few men who
have held once in Washington. as terri
tory and state were confronted by such
diflcuities as Mr. Bryan faced when he
assumed the duties - stiperinfrndent pf
public Instruction in lsss. none can ahow
a better record ~ faithful raryice and
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FOUNDED STATE
SCHOOL SYSTEM.
r. B. Bryan's Record in Pub
lie and Private Life.
PRAISED BY OPPONENT.
Supt. Brownies Warm Words of
Commendation.
PRAISED BY OPPONENT.

OverxcnIous Pnrtisnns of Fusion
Candidate Rebuked by His own
Letter-Mr. Bryan's Emcient
Work In Trying Days OF First
state Administration schools
Dfsorgnnired when He Assumed
Board of Observation-Disclosures
Endorsements of the Nominee.
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Continued on Page Eight.
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have known Mr.. Bryan for years, have
seen his close intimacy with bis school and
with the best interests Of his community;
have attended the annual exercises Of his
high school, at which occasion his success as
school manager was attested by the intense
appreciation Of bis entire neighborhoo5;
have talked with his patrons and teachers
and have heard universal communication
from all.
also wish to spsak Of his exalted char
aetsr as gentleman and citizen, and Of his
efficient official career as superintendent OF
public instruction during the trying period
Of the first state administration. when bis
skill and judgment set in motion all the ma
chinsry Of our first state school system.
Il is without reservation that | commend
MIR. Bryan for any position which he may
seek for am sure he more than fills any
measure he may set for himself. Very truly,
FRANK J. BROWNE.
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Olympia, WASH, May %, 1900.
To Whom II May Concern,
II AM honorsd in the opportunity to
.0) speak in behalf Of Superintendent r.
1 B. Bryan, the superintendent Of
schools at Aberdeen, Washington.