Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07

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6n be- a eoo5 officer h5ss Of the Gs sat,
aoIe to master himpaaIute Clan; In,
TO show boldnesSS 'Self 10 coSs ~.
IN every eve emergency D0 fer,jiSr
Aston should be- t,,.
militia and to tho og ri ,iafSel in nv.
our militia law IL ,"'Slng Of r51Sl s
tional Guard Of t Ilu arnapsS.
are treated as mi iIf SeveraJ \.
With at those SSng Sras. should } o.
i me obligations and 5 ioE tie ~ ~
time of war should ID aouties Of n,
a system establishes GSaretG1,
the method of proro5 n by law !,
forces r.; should be p IsuaEe Of nlss,
That the Army is I not ID n
ment of destruct,n,S, net at al
Cuba' and Porto Ri Iy, :. n te
great constructive forolo, mas Pn,'
iliZation. guiding Of
No other citizens dss,..
republic as the yete TeSe've 30 !!
those who saved the e'f aus, Toe
one deed which If jot onion, n,
meant that all else in oU Caq !,
nothing. The men u wh var aagS
years have done so we'll SI9 :. IN to
West Indies and an "g ~ IN The i
have shown that tbfs 'ue nail
LOST LOST. In any serious crjs ;it4 tS
must rely for the gre e1t' 81 lle
men upon the voIuntSooss mas d
make a permanent orof SS.aileF
aafy career; and whepeSSSss,,o
arises the deathless maw. sui
War will give to a~rii[alor'eS
purpose which comes - .t lAe
battle. ID 'le tosa
Our Consular s..,,
Inc consular service is NV, o,''S
der the provisions of . . ,o nVF nd
which is entirely iuadeor'oo,ss ls
dltions. The interest 4 SSon@ a
commercial bodies lhroupI6ooTD!l !.
the reorganization of tb suo s III
commended to your 9tt tnT SSvt'IS
Inc guardianship and tos ,ss
idly expanding foreign ,cY.S s
lection Of American cj tiGIlse
foreign countries in laW ,+IeH Il
affairs, and the mainteno ,r n,iP li Y,
OF the nation abroad C copE, "
essential that our consn, S" sSis
character, knowledge and nd I as.
true that the service is Ds Tr'
efficient, but a standard Of sTs%
be permanently maintainoSS Ay Ss
ciples set forth in the hi rS IN IN
mitted to the Congress on n.y. "
enacted into law. " 'As
| bespeak the most corl;,,
the Congress and the n ,a," y
Louis Exposition to Com FTggs
Hundredth Anniversary | ~,ful Y
Purchase. We earnestly ham, W
nations will appreciate tho 5ps,s
country takes in this eyD oS
view Of its importance f| yrU.
point, and that they viii no-,s.
curing its success. The r r.s.
ment should be representa- I' !,
complete set of exhibits, v
For the sake of good admIns,t
economy, and the advancpmsg
the Census Office as now cr ,'' !.
be made a permanent govenr.g Z
tTowt q h lpu. >,
The remarkable growth of fl, IS
vice is shown in the fact tI,t !,
have doubled and its exDendi fin,
~ doubled within twelve ys,p
gressive development comDqs m
creasing outlay, but in this Nii
ness energy and prosperity N In
so much faster than lis eyDpna
annual deficit has been sp,i,
from $11,411,779 in 1871 70 NJ
1901. Among recent DossI hi
success of rural free deliver ii
tablished has been so markd
experience has made its be1qg
the demand for its extension h
urgent.
1t is just that the great a.rg,
lation should share in the inn
| the service. The number Of rsI
in operation is 6,0O9, prac.hlJ
llshed within three years mi
5000 applications awaiting aaa
pected that the number in 0na.
close of the current fiscal yen
5000. The mail will then R Vi
to the doors Of 100000 Of me
have heretofore been dependents
offices, and one-third CT all ll
the country which is adapted
covered by this kind of service
The full measure Of postal w5
might be realized has long bel
and obstructed by the bPaV
posed on the government ttni
trenched and we.l-uulersto0d d
have grown up in coDneCtin
class mail matter, The extent
den appears when 1t is stated
the second class matter massa
fifths of the weight Of all The q
for the last fiscal year only WY
aggregate postal revenue Of aI-
the hound rate of postage, Tl3
the large loss thus entail ed, ail
fixed by the Congress With tB
encouraging the diSseminatIol
formation. were limited to I'll
newspapers and periodicals u
templatcd by the law 10 ~
could be taken. The POSt'0h@
has now undertaken to renoH
so far as is possible by a StIlca
of the law; and it should be SOW
effort.
Set emeut Of the Chi'e%ii
Owing to the rapid growth
and our interests On the F.5
happens in China must De
national concern to US,
The general terms Of the, % q.
questions growing ont Of il 5,
uprisings in China of 1901 aa'1
INFLATED in a joint note al,IsE
by the representatives CT .l'
ers in December last, Te%
cepted by tb? Chinese s".g.
protracted conferences Tie P \
Of the several powers were Si... y
final protocol with the Caa%
FAIRIES on the 18th of Inst Sple
forth the measures taken .! X, IA ID
ance with the demands Of la5
,s,tn their sltisfactigl.
vi Vii II he lad 7 before the Coag@
port of the plenipot,e,!n.tiiiaIt1!, ",
United Unit d States, Mr., william u. d NJ NJ
hiII. to whom high praise i ~ eI
good judgment, ana e oaeeti5:!s1f
in performing an e1cep''''''
delicate task. ,.,,,. NJ ,bg
Do - np1h 1900, China has l Y.
the treaties Of comi conn stsS; III
and to take such other s srsjs i
Of facilitating foreign ' ~ mi
DOW ers may decide 10 10 VI orr ~
During these trouOtleSS mo mol5p
unswerYingly advocate iTe III
MATERIALLY n 20 aided in brIns sns,ag
ment which tends to f to 4
Of China and to lead t II es
Intercourse between IN sDf IN D
m world; While While ID We al e
Of revolt and massacre ;.sI ord III p,s3
order or eT. and vlndicati l5-a s1f D;
o ond honor. 1t behooEEeeii II iIs
tnet paths. doing , T Dad I'd
to tne foster feelings OF gov ort
no NJ effort untried to W gc6hr rs,
n n1 fnIl and fair inteFssooti1:
or the nations, on u, Io0'M
and advantages to a. u ma.