Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

was oniy accessible through the nor,
neuttai. Vacations questions aroo.
nIough Great Britain's action in resnoot
own natan cargoes, not c~ontraband in their
AFRICA, on the score OF nrohahIa @oush
pectea ultimate distribution to The Bosr
stsees' such consignments in Rrit;sh
up betwD NJ wnich alone direct trade is kept
~ 1"een our ports and Southern Africa
were seized in application az q nnrnininai
tam pI0hlplung British vessels f.orn traG-
+hs with uIle enemy without regard m any
area aoahd character of the goods, while
hhaatsoeS shipped to Delagoa bay in neutraI
lotions We're arrested on the ero1,n1 81
PTseu destination to enemy's country
concentrations on our part resulted IN
che n[itsh government agreeing to pur.
tba outIlght all such goods shown to he
tue actual property of Amer,can citi.ors
t;nns cloSlhg the incident to the satisfac,
etoh 10 the immediately Interested aries
sattiesm unfortunately without a broad
Trsieiheht or the question Of a neutraTs
Ilght TO send goods not contr ahanG nar IS
area. " q OS+LSereht
home Ine work Of making certain provisional
m~lhlStration, around the head NJ Ivn,
SahaIr In accordance with the temporarv
arrangement of October. 1890 was com.
pmeotSSnu py a JOINT survey in July last. The
HIouuS VlVendi has so far worked withour
friction and the dominion government SsS
bIoFiaeo rules and regulations for secur-
ing 10 our citizens the benefit Of the
svh stipulation hat the citizens or
SGoJeCls OF either power found by that
arrangement within the temnorarV inrjs-
ulctlon or the other shall suffer no diminI-
.4on OF the rights and privileges they have
mltherto enjoyed. Blu however necessary
Sucn an eHpedient may have been to tide
VEer me grave emergencies of the situa-
t4on' II is at best but an unsatisfactory
IlaKeShift which should not be suffered
10 aeIay the speedy and complete estab-
ISlfnGnf nf tho fHH- l..
are entitled under the Russo-American
treaty Tor the cession of Alaska. In this
relatlQn | may refer again to the need
OF deIhitely marking the Alaskan bound
sry where It follows the one hundred and
torty-hrst meridian. A convention to that
ehd mas been before the senate for some
tWo years, but as no action has been
taken contemplate negotiating a new
the meridian by telegraphic observations.
Our claims upon the government of
me sultan for reparation for injuries suf-
Tered by American citizens in Armenia
SATISFACTORY settlement. His majesty's
good disposition in this regard has been
eVinced by the issuance of an order for
poot.
As to L%ynching.
IN urging the payment of the claims of
Italy for the lynching of five Italians in
Louisiana, the president says:
In my inaugural address / referred to
the general subject of lynching in these
words: 'Lynching must not be tolerated
In q great and civilized country like the
rUr I'D States; court, not mob, must
execute the penalties of the law: the
preservation Of public order, the right of
discussion, TIE integrity of courts, and
the orderly administration of justice must
continue forever the rock of safety upon
which our government security rests
This l most urgently reiterate and again
inyit" the attention of my countrymen to
this ~reproach upon our civilization"