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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-19
IT DOMINATES ALL.

| Ii is daily becoming palmer lha, til,
great body of the American people al,
awake TO the fact that i'll The campaign
now under WAY the issle Of imperialism
ovcrslidowS all else and must prevail
20 control the alignment oh which The
political battle of i:t,,u Is Ia be fought.
There can. with safety To the RrpIh,ir.
De no alignment Oh other ISSUES which
snail have the effect of dividing 1ll,.
forces which stand for The Republic as
against an Empire. The first and high
est duty of every American who rrco.-
Mes in the present policies of the R,,-
publican party the sure danger to The
existence Of the Republic which those
policies contain is Ia 50 vote in Nuv,m-
Der as To remove this danger aud re-
establish the t,oyrTnIuvuI on lis orig
inai foundations. This is a duty which
callnUt he ignored save AT the sarriucc
OF ones patriotism as an American
The Republic must be saved from En-.
pire- Another four years or The Me
kinney administration will 80 far com
NIT This G"Ncriiment 10 imperialism
that 4 return To Ameririnisul will be
weli-nigh impossible. The choice of
paths must he made now, at the part
ing OF the ways. Tie greatness 10
which We have attained us IA Republic
has aroused the greed OF Empire in
soFdid minds. We have the power of
Empire. The opportunities OF Empire
are dazzling i'll their temptations They
are apparently irresistible TO some
souls. The appeal which the splendid
creed OF our Hbertyloving fathers has
made TO Americans for more than II
century is lost upon the party of En-
pire. A faithful adherence TO that creed
is denounced by the imper.alis,s as trca-
Son 10 the greater Americauism." The
continued unfolding Of the Declarat ton
Of Independence is described as binding
us helpless 10 the swafhed munuIies Of
departed days. the alliance OF the quick |
and the dead
1t Is for the American people to say |
this be true in their es,ima- |
ton. Ii IS for them 10 say If great |
and free Republic Was established. 10 !
their thinking, 10 remain free and to /
respect the rights OF other peoples only /
until such time as its might should war
rant its transformation into Empire aud !
is surrender TO policies OF conquest and /
forcible government under whose sway
lie longer existence of the Republic is
impossible. The supreme temptation OF
Empire has come through the results Of
lie war with Spain-a humanitarian
var undertaken In the very name OF
freedom Itself. Shall We succumb TO
his temptation, leading us To sin !
through opportunity arising from the
righteousness of our war for the libera-
ion Of Cuba: In the answer OF a great
md free Republic at the polls in No
'cmber no other issue should prevail Ia
lie remotest degree TO prove for all
ime the tine fact OF the American PEG
les faithfIlness 10 American priuci-
lies The Republic must be saved from
,mu:ra
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" EAi.IIl IN ,DIET

The policy uf TIN. defense in the I,.>ter
cas-. ri krrp..r. before the Jury tie.
wealth. ot John " Gates. which is aid
inS ID" Prosecution. hardly .in>titlrs Ike
complaint ri the attorneys for the prose
cuiiun that tile time has come when Il
rich man cannor obtain Justice III the
courts uf the land
lie power of money i'll court proceed
insS j. recognized aud feared 10y the pco-
pie. Even where il i uS-,. only in per
fe-ily legitimate ways lis influence is
marvellous. Ii can dig UP evidence; can
lind and transport witnesses from re-
mote districts WHO would h,. utterly uu-
available oiheIoriSp. IL can engage tex
per's ami skilled attorneys. In the Jes-
ter case money. after twenty eight years,
dug up an array of testimony which, tx
cept for the absence OF the Tangible eff
fects destroyed by the bereavcd parent
in determination 10 forget, is almost
us complete as the ease WAS orig liza lly..
With such power. MONEY, when il
sta uds between defendant and the
law, is justly feared by the people.
Where ii is used lii the prosecution Ia
uphold the law il does not carry the
same menace TO the State. IL Is Reason
able 10 suppose that If John W. Gates
did not believe that his brother was
killed by Alexander Jester lie would feel
10 desire TO bring about the la1ter's pun
isiincnt. Ii Jester Is guilty the power
OF wealth Is being used for the public
good
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No FRONT-rORCH CAMPAIGN.
Practically Decided TO Drop That
Plan at IiacOln.

EEPt BIiC SPECIAL.
idncoln, Neb.. July s-Mr Bryan this
morning went out 10 his farm. wh!le. his
sienographer finished the work he had ,aid
out for him. Sir. Bryan admitted be took
advantage Of the quiet and seclu-ion OF
rural life 10 do a little writing. but b..
smi;ngiy declined to say upon what sub
jet.
IL Is quite unlikely that the Republican
plan or 70 OF running excursions to the
home Of the presidential Candidate will lie
followed ia Mr.. Bryan's case. IL WAS
talked ~ for "a time. but the plan has been
given Up. The railroad COMPANIES decline
10 do better than a fare ana j third, and
also desire 10 restrict the distance, and in
sist upon having II least ~ excursiouists.
The plan has been practically dropped
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CONVENTION TIED Up.
Democrats af Je6erson City Cast 100
FruItIess Ballots for Jsdgo.

REPtBlIc SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. No. July 1s-The Four
tenth District Democratic JUDICIAL Couven-
ton. in session here Is IN d deadlock on the
nomination Of a candidate for Circuit Judge.
After taking 100 ballots and there being no
change from the first ballot, the convention
ct $50 O'Clock tonight adjourned to to-
morrow morning.
The candidates are Hough OF Cole. with 7
votes. HAZEL Of Moniteau with votes.
CoruA OF Cooper. with y: Robinson of Mil
Ter. with 3: ana Fufman of Morgan, with s.
The convention met At o'clock this after
noon. organizing by the selection Of John s.
Gibbs of Morgan AS chairman and NJ p
Selch o. Cole. W. ;. Johnson OF Miller and
John ~. Leslie OF Cole. secretaries. The
nomination cf candidates WAS then declared
In order. The above candidates were placed
before the convention and IA recess was TAX
~; till o'clock. when the ballotins WIS be-
gun.
The first ballot resulted as stated above
and there was no change until the hun
drsdth. when II was found impossible to
make a selection to-night and the conven-
ton adjourned until tomorrow.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Committee VIII Set Date for Con.
vention Tonight.

The Democratic COMMITTEES Of the Twelfth
Congressional District will meet this even
ing at the Office Of Chairman E Z. Guion,
at No. JIG South Fourth street The COM
nittee will set date for the convention in
the Twelfth District Candidates will also
be present. with the exception of X. II.
Kern. who Is out of tho city
II Is Understood that John ". DrabeIle
Will not enter the race for the congressional
years TO serve In the State Senate. Hts
name has been frequently mentioned. but Il
in his present position before he will quit IT.
The outlook IN the Twelfth District be-
comes brighter each day. There exisrs
emong the Republicans an apathy to Mr.
Horton. the Republican nominee. which
BODIES no good. Many Of them have an
nounced that they will scratch Horton II a
ton
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ANOTHER UNWILLING MAN.
Mr.. Payne Doesn't Want to Rua for
Governor of New York.
REFrRILC Special.

REFt-BIIC SPECIAL.
New York. July Y.-Roosevelt's nominal
ton for the vic. presidency has left the
New York Republicans AZ sea regarding IA
candidate for the sovernorship. There Is
an abundance OF material but ~ is of
mediocre quality and the only possibility
yet mentioned which has met with favor
with Senator Plat and the leaders looks
like an impossible proposition. Repre-
sentative Payne Of the Ways and Means
Committee Is believed to be the strongest
candidate the Republicans could nominate
and there Is an Increasing demand fer HIS
selection. Mr. Payne. however. Ia. in
formed Senator Platt that he has no amb,-
tton To he Governor. and this practical
withdrawal has given the small fry head
ed by Lieutenant Governor Tim Wood
run, an excuse TO bark at the heels Of
the big boss and TO demand the gut-rna-
tor.al bone.
Mr.. Platt. II 's said. will bring pressure
TO bear upon Representative Payne 20 in
dUce him TO accept the Republican nomi-
nation, and TO this end conference Of
State leaders has been called to meet at
Manhattan Beach. where the Senator IL
spending the summer on Sunday.
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n Friendly Old World.

lts simple and childish oil world
And good. when it, weakness you learn.
IL iihes 20 ." .iked in,.e than ANYTHING else
And IT'S VIII ng to like in return.
we've eaIied II hard names for SO long.
And told OF its faults withou. end
That It's Just d bi, hardened am, ,-rs,v ~, ,o-
hus IT'S glad to be friends to friend
Anu come 10 take stock Of the world
You've really no Cause to stand or.
,ou re Jus' Ike the Test OF It, full OF the FAULT
AZ which its 50 easy to SCOT.
anu YOU IL mo. Wien you're lonesome at tIn1es
As along on lifes journey vou wend ~
II youu warm your owr heart and be good ,o
the world ~ ee0N ="
It's glad TO be friends to a friend
RIPLEY u. SAUNDERS
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Chairman S~ibert VIII Call Them To-
grtber Next Monday.

KEPI EI+t STENIAT.
Jefferson city. Mo. July lS.-James VI
Seibert chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, has called a injecting OF
that body Tor next Monday. July - in 81
Louis. The meeting Will be called to order
at 10 "a. m. at the campaign headquarters In
the I,aciede Hotel
The object OF the meeting Is TO consider
matters pertaining TO the conduct OF the
campaign The headquarters Will be opened
on that date and Chairman Setbert and
Secretary Edwards will remain IN ST Louis
from that time until the campaign has been
concluded. II Is expected that Chairman
Seibert Will announce the appointment of
his Executive Committee at this meeting.
The cnmpsign will be well organized and
active from the very start. There 10 a con-
slant and growing demand from ali sections
of the State for Democratic campaign
speakers
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have thus belied and repud!ated the
principles upon which our own great
and free Republic was founded, We have
In fact substituted an Empire for the
Republic. Ii Is foolish 10 contend that
a Republic can exist If II abaudons the
policies Of Republic and follows those
Of Empire. Ii ceases TO exist the mo
Iuent it surrenders the creed of "a Re
public. Ii Is an Empire. Ia fact, the
moment IL takes mp the creed of Empire
and lives according 10 such teachings.
1t Is not necessary that the change from
i;epublic 10 Empire be :sccompa MED by
Violence. An insldious betrayal OF the
Republic 10 Empire will equally serve
tn. purpose.
The issue of Imperialism is the para
muuut issue of 1850. inusmuch as the
Republican party has betrayed the Re
public I" Empire. and will. If continued
la power, seal and sign its deed of be-
travail and make its act iinat. TO pre-
vent This c"nstllnma;iuu of the plot fer
EHipir" the Republican party must be
removed from power i'll the Government
which il las betrayed. The, R.puhlr
must throw "ii Iht. Imperialism under
Who's" spell ii has been east. and I; must
return 10 the trt!e Am-ri'au>Iu upon
Which lis homer and It's greatness de-
pend. 1t il Inis fact OF its betrayal TO
EmWr" aud of the vital necessity far
it> salvation FROM EInpiI- which makes
Imperialism the slrauIoIIni i>ssrIr If the
ION, lean.
pin" are talking against the wind in lie
uying THAI rhe iSsue at Imperialism ,x-
Isis. Their treason iu the i.rpah.ic has
'rra'"i The ISSUE aud HEY must abide
hc consequences
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BAILEY BEGINS SPEAKING.
Texas Orator Going East to stump for
bryan and SteveBson.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex, July Is-Congressman J. W.
Bailey went to Workman. Limestone Coun-
ty. to-day, where he opened the Bryan and
Stevenson campaign In Texas tonight. He
will speak at a Confederate reunion at Fair
field, Freestone County. tomorrow. From
that time TIL August 8. he will speak daily
in various parts OF the State.
After the State Democratic convention at
WGcoI on August s. he will go to Iowa and
Massachusetts to stump for Bryan and
Stevenson. Mr.. Bailey has offered his ser
vices 10 the National Committee for the en-
tire campaign. He Is to opea the Illinois
campaign at Springfield on August IL lie
said to-day: The Kansas city platform
and ticket are entirely satisfactory 10
me that | feel as much Interested In the
campaign as II I were one OF the candi-
dates
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II will not do 10 degrade The majesty
of our reckoning with China for the
killing of Conger 10 the level Of a bur
Gaip-cOunter transaction or a sharp
swapping OF American blood for Chinese
land
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GRUEN.eEBHARD WEDDING
OTHER SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Mss Minnie NJ. Gerhard. daughter of Mr..
Il ana Nj. H C. Gerhard. and William H.
/ (,rpen Will be married this evening ar the
| home of the brides parents In oregon ave,
| nus Only the relatives will be present. and
| the wedding arrangements are extremely
| quiet.
,riII no rnaid of honor and Miss LILY We
Der the bridesmaid. Paul Retzer OF Chi-
cage will bs hest man, and Doctor Herman
Hansen the groor1sman-
The bride aud bridegroom Will depart ms
evening for Detroit. where they VIII Visi'
for a time then going TO various CANADIAN
resorts They will return late In August
ana will be at home after August 20 at No.
1913 Oregon avenue.
Mr.. s Fl. Brady. Miss Florence Brady
and Horace I. Brady departed yesterday
morning for Atlantic city and the Eastern
resorts They DO not expect to return until
October.
Mis-. Emma Zscholxke Of the South Side
has returned from a visit in Davenport and
Dubuque. la.
Doctor and Mrs. Horatio n. Spencer
will soil for Europe early IN August
Mrs. Charles II. Turner has gone to Mar
ragsnsett for the summer.
Mrs. William Hardaway has opened her
WeQuetonsing cottage and Is entertaining
tho ST. Lousans at this resort Last week
she gave a large whist party for women
that was much enjoyed. The guests played
cards upon the large verandas that sur
round the Hardaway cottage, With refresh
Inents served out of doors-
Bishop futile of ST. Louis Is settled In
his Harbor Point cottage and has with him
his daughter, Mrs. Stanley NJ Ramsey OF
Cincinnati. who Miss Christine Tut
tie.
Doctor d. Ostcrheid and family Of South
jefferson avenue have returned after an
Eastern trip.
Mrs. P. W. Nauzhton Of No. 1917 La Sale
street has returned from a months visit
In Ohto. where she Was called by tho III
ness Of her mother.
Mrs. Duncan MeIher has gone to wecus-
tonsns 10 visit Mrs. Louisa Miltenberger at
the Miltenberger cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs J. woIn and family Of
No. 1879 Morgan street Will 30 to Denver
on Friday for a visit of several months.
Msssrs. C r. Hite and William Kutta
VIII sal on August for tho Paris EXPOSE
ton.
Miss MATILDA Dewes and her aunt. Mrs.
f. J. La Turnis. have gone East for
lengthy visit.
3Ir. and NM A. Williams have re-
turned home after . months visit In In
diana
Miss Mabel Hubbard has gone to Denver
and the WsCtern resorts to Be ths guest Of
her sister. Mrs. J. L Psaros Of salids.
Colo.
Quits a colony Of st. Lou:saus II quar.ered
aS Marquette. Mtch.. for tho summer.
Among the number arc: Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Jones Of Wsstminster place. Mrs.
Cyrus Clark. Master Robert Clark Mrs.
W. q. Chappeli, Miss Louise Chappell, Mrs
Frank Hoss. and Mrs. r. l. Weber.
Mrs Simeon Ray went to wequetonsing
The first of the week, to be q guest at a
house party given by Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Blossom.
Mr.. and Mrs. T b. Boyd sre snssts at
The Harbcr Point cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs
]. -. Basc0mbe
The Misses Alwine and Emma Schubach
have departed for tour Of the East, and
VII not return uutil Ssptembsr.
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CAMPAIGN on ONE ISSUE.
Colorado Anti-ImperiaIists Orga.iE-
ing for the Battle.

Denver. Cello. July ls.-Moses HaI;ett.
Judge of the United States District Court
for Colorado as local representative of Tie
American Antt-Imperial;siic League mas
issued call for communications to aim
from all those who are willing TO make
the sole issue OF the coming presidential
campaign anti-imperialism
The call IS preliminary to conference
of anti:irnperialistic DELEGATES from the
whole tniteG states. to be held IN Indian
Judge Haliett. will be practically a political
convention. The delegates will frame
Platform The platform will touch one aJIes-
tion and only one-the incorporate of new
territory beyond the seas into the United
States.
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Charleston, H.. Happenings.

Z
Charleston. Ill. July ls.-Aibert Mosley,
the Ambraw River this afternoon while
bathing His body has not Yet been recoy-
cred
E II. Bach and Grace Kellar giving their
ages 81 and their address Taylcrville, were
granted license to marry to-day They
are believed TO be clippers.
Harvey c. Davis and Ella Parse. both Of
Aattoon. H., were married here this after
noon BY Judge Harrah
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ILLINOIS WEDDING.
Miss Retta Reeve of Bloomington
Marries a Chicago Man.
REPrBIIC SPECIAL.

Bloomington. Ill. July 1S-Miss Retta
Cora Reeve of this city. daughter Of 5. D.
Reeve, superintendent Of the eastern divf-
sion OF the Chicago and Alton. was married
this morning TO John W. Baker of Chicago.
The Reverend Stanley Mckay. pastor Of tho
First Baptist Church, president of Shurtien
College. Upper Alton. Ill. performed the
ring ceremony. The matron of honor was
Mrs. Edward LIkes OF Chicago. the best
man. Robert Baker of Chicago Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March was played by
Alrs WakeIy Bull of Racine. Wis.
After the wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs
Baker departed for a tour In the North
west. They will be at home In Chicago
September /. Among the guests were Doc
tor and Mrs. f. ~. Higbee Of Roodhouse. Ill.
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Butler bryan Club Organized.

Butler. Mo-. July rs-A Bryan and
Stevenson Club Of over 800 members WAS
organized here last night. The meeting
was enthusiastic one and was marked
BY the large number Of former Republic
ans and Popui;sis present who have de-
clered their support 10 the Democratic
ticket.
Judge ID. V. Brown was elected prest-
club will hold weekly meetings every Mon
day night.
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Milwaukee is fostering a game OF base
bali in which Mayor Harrison Of CiIi-
caGo is 10 pitch against Mayor Rose Of
Milwaukee,. Mayor Ziegenhein of ST.
Louis VIII consider his omission from
that game PERSONA. alfrvnt. lie may
not be much on street car strikes, but he
is death in the pitchers box or as II
corn huSher
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The number OF Americans who mr..
ready 10 enlist for service in China
seems TO be- equaled only by the number
unwilling to enlist for service In the
Philippines.
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L. L. Williams, . Democrat Fr~n.
Alaska, IL Here.

l.. I. Williams Of Juneau. Alaska. former
ly OF Boonville. Mo-. is at the Planters Ho-
rian. who went 10 the klondiks several
years ago. While there he not only made a
healthy stake. but Incidentally became one
of the Democratic leaders. He IL at present
member Of the Democratic National Com
plittee and was a delegate to the National
IS probably better known In Missouri than
he Is In Alaska He Is now spending q few
weeks with relatives and friends before he
returns to his Northern home. He Is en-
phatic IN his declaration that the Kansas
City platform is broad and strong enough
for all good Democrats to stand upon He
has faith in the belief that Mr. Bryan will
be elected this fan without question.
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CALL TO COMMITTEES.
Formal Announcement of Democratic
Notification Ceremoutes

Chicago. July B.-Secretary Walsh Of the
National Democratic Committee at the re-
quest Of James T. Richardson, gave the
following official notice to-day to che press:
THE notification meeting to notify
presidential and vice presidential candidates
named by the Kansas City convention will
be held at Indianapolis. Ind. August 8 All
members of the two notification commit
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Maryvilie Democrats at Work.

REPCRLIC SPECIAL.
Maryville, Mo-. July ia Bryan and
Stevenson Club was organized IN Maryyille
last night and forty OF the leading Demo
Gratis and Populists signed the roll.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Judge William c. Ellison. vice pres
ident, Judge J. K. Newman; secretary.
Charles L. Cake. Executive Committee
A. \. Robey. +. 8. Cordeil and Charles
=. Cake
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This caInpaign is more vital 10 Amer
lean interests than any since the Civil
War;" says Roosevelt. Presently the
Governor of New York will he shouting,
The Republic forever. an Empire nev-
en-" like Il good American.
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There is clear logic in the assertion
Of Bryan that the anti-imperisiist who
refuses to support the democratic ticket
because Of the silver plank insists that
Imperialism is not the para mount issue
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While Roosevel, is accusing the Deno-
crafts of favorins policy Of scuifle"
in the Philippines he might say q few
words about the Republican policy OF
Jelly fish ia Porto Rico.
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OF the campaign at Green Ridge. Pettis
County. to-day. The attendance was I'M
expeetsdiy large. and The enthusiasm tn
bounded. Cong essman Cooney of Marshall.
Perry RAIDER. clerk Of the Supreme Court;
Honorable John eastman AMI Mayor
Realms made speeches on the issues Of the
campaign
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lmperialisms crown will cost this
country pretty penny if We are 10
judge by lmperialist Rathbonc's royal
eXtrayasance in the purchase of $40 IS
jipijapa hats for his coachnan.
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III the present weather continues a
~. l"iisah can stay at home, close his
eyes. rob himself of Il couple Of hundred
dollars and Imagine he il at a summer
resort
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New Republicaa Paper.

Jefferson City. Mo. July l3-The Jefrrr-
son City Republican. the new Republican
daily, made its appearance here to-day. II
Is printed by a stock company Of jefferson
City Republicans, who want a party organ
c. J. Corwin and Thomas II. Rogers ars
the editors
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Even though Senator Beveriige's IA
mons nuggets Of gold" We're as thick
as pebbles on the Philippines strand,
they would not suffice as bride for the
betrayal Of this Republic to Empire
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INDIAN HISTORY.
Doctor Gideon Will Write About
the Five Civilized Tribes.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Ciaremore l. T., July H.-Doctor D. c.
Gideon of Caddo. ]. T, for several years
the representative of a st. Louis newspaper
In the Indian Territory. has begun his
tory of the Five Civilized Tribes.
Ii Is to be a history Of each tribe separ-
ately. giving their p1anners and customs
and their conditions at the present time.
Doctor Gideon is a writer well known for
his ability.