New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

w-l rake II ,-,.-, -.
-. American h-rnor-principal.y because
-.--. -- American atmosphere. the back
- American experienCe-NIr. Howells
says:
.----sz- American Joke which heard of
me Il7.l--- - ~ -A= best English society was that
= e. -F- householder TFe PUls MS p-etot - -,
at3-- - -14z -1--G.a- Al his window Min tf-e
the az a-5-.~- - .y-z.. ye--'' and Ire burglar an
1re- - Tz-.-. When Elad American guest
7.,7-45er-ly 7u-veye6 ms nlEsty cles.--aI So
!a- --ts-T consciousness O our TatllIl4I Lll1I9-
MS NJ - nv The question ot his hostess. ana
rs the wager ----N- -
THl- NaS-,-.-- heard Tu Naurier say twenty
from - -ra- telling stories al dinner had gone
years - --.~z .r was going out- bLt Jones
'r. IA r7r~fas !. c----Ie--sal opposed -.
sa-c -- - go his dinner II this fact, per
W. W. "a 49, md the reason o1 the th-ng . "I-.S.-
-,-s-f-e5 so many American 1-NV- - -,
--or.-l - zx---iarce. Perhaps ne Lt--S-- -, =
11s.lsA eeAt,-sr stones perfectly Vel. but have
u1le.so. .so,-- hem IN good taste and 50 have
no- mus . very likely they have Jokes
-1t ials - 80 =o nor care - he load
e.5-5-- -.-r rT-~s Perhaps they taiE-H We -3sNE
- Tr-7o~ Dickens tells Us lnal ~ - - -,
VISITED America he suffered 1FoN- -O' -''''-'S
= IL
-,. 7--ss,a a--e-ta.ns devoted friendship
-. ---4--5 states srd that Russia = va
49, .7-.s . q death s-,P WITH E--5-4-'U 0'- -
80 ~ india are -wo articles o- oe--1- " -
.-,-a- ana B-.-o1 have long oheT1she-- u
- >-,---s- scouts both Nay, nay, E-7
--.az n effect. i not = words. YOU l0- ~
-. -, are talking about" Russia, ne as
VIA -z--+,--z-ss~ doesn't want 70 see any
,.---s-s-+7- Of England and America n "o. ~
.-= ra- appearance OF friendship -o-
---,-- .zoes 70 postpone such co-oPeEao-o--'
- his she never thinks Of he IE-le-
So a,--e7- q regard his Institutions Win
--o<-r,-5 5tsa-p-oEa- ana worse; % an'---t~ -
80 -.-,a -a4n enough cotton VII oe grown 80
,-7-i-as,s7 10 make il safe for her 70 put Z fl'
,srt-+-a tax upon every American oa-e' u ~
--sz- --e- ne American Millionaire "o--- -l'>'
@ <z-v snare millions II government e-1-- d -'
7e- oa-- bonds os the Russian state Ta--"asS.
As 70 the relations Of England ana i'oSs-1
~ Norman holds that invasion O. Iha-a u i-o-
seriously cc--e--1-7 by either RUSSIAN e-1''
- - Russian soldiers Of high rank; that to
.r-.x and administer India does not toTI-l pa
- any T2-lssian plan such a proceeding ana -
-as~--s being highly unproata be in the face q
various Indian problems and burdens me S
lie ------ * II, his opinion. that Russia REGARDS
+s- -,sf-5or on the Indian frontier as q lever 70
t-4-- -,~zss-re q bear, whenever feCsSSa--
,-,,- rrefand" Therefore why not q praol10a-,
4.,l- business arrangement in the oirecc-ol -
. v7r-ral ..e--trg alone? NJ Norman paper
c Interesting. au- for the sake q some nlosl
ev-.7e-t pieces q literature Il Is vel tna0 ny
ry--f-r has not taken the same view Of Russia s
Intentions
Behold IN the person OF N. Talne another
---~-r.=- --r7 IS without honor IN his own coCn-
p. rs native town of Touziers cares nothing
@o- r.-7- HIS fellow citizens" says Z traveller
s- The Atlantic" are strangely -etioent on the
ears.ar-v os -Ee.- intercourse with him
--Cye,z.c u h--uro= t.zar-e," IS their curt al-
-rsciatlor / IS said that the Municipal ColI-ci-
s5lernnly asked him 10 present the town -'-
t-a-y with q complete So Of ms works. ana 1fae
--a declined 10 carry out the suggestion Hence
he codIess OF tne population They GIG Io'
see that he was prompted by the reserve o.
--r!cer who unlike ms contemporaries, cared
1.-THE fo- rzcIane. looked vainIy for a rue
rrzing. Rres Gar-he-ta aid RUes Chanzy are
~--en-.<rr r--- VOUCHERS does not bear the slight
est memorial OF ne author Of Les Orlgines De
Ia France Contemporaries
Ths ANTICIPATED admission q Oklahoma as d
STATE 70 or Union v.u complete the PoAtca-
organization Of the Mississippi Valley as fIo-
-ssso- E7srle- points out IN The Atlantic. rs
makes glowing forecasts Of the future o. tii2r
great .vale--a= PARTICULARLY mentions signs OF
& growing harmony between the railroads anu
The country tributary 70 them. Mr.. Norris :
pleasant vision comes 70 The fore:
That HI road may flourish. the co1hr5
through which i passes must Be prosPe. osP-- -
What better than for the road 70 Ae-p tI-e GU
rry prosper i has helped. and IN this way e
Some proper l--5c-al-the general Lre-sitL d5
= nay 1g-s--6ying his districts 10 md out tof
gEs- they We're best fitted using t-!e l-e-tl'
which II his high place he could easily com
a2@--, has discovered, perhaps, mat lo---0-o. l
c2n Wei De raised here. potatoes here; IiaL ne
there IS a fine opportunity for creaLaeEles anu
L4-e again good 1cld Tor pou-try a--- go 50
o-ra-sEC7Fa- ne enters upon q campaign u 60
cation To each village, hamlet. crossToaos, os
teachers sent 10 convert the Farmers = 0---
IAei- lad methods or Improbable crops no
are Instructed 10 the better ways anu -
more marketable PRODUCTS Finally, the iJ1~
engages 10 and sale for what IS raised, ana 70
carry i % market At rate which Vii mar
80 ne farmers prollt- - t-G'l al - 80 - -
country. from being poverty stricken mas %
1--e scene u plenty Wll-e l1e OrLe-i -.
-oac-oer=tceuc not from phianthroIlc ''---
p--se, but SIMPLY because il pays 10 oe So
-ezEs rasr advantage from having trloUla1iE
q BODY ot rich and corter-ed communities. n
-veC q population depressed and stTUSSt-l-5
Al many places of the Mississippi Valley theSs
Iaoas have found trial and the lnEa[lS a. -,IT ,2-S
.sPE result makes II not doubtful that II VIII
------eIce the policy Of the future
". Ernes: Seton-Thompson's Century le-
eel1 Of the White Reindeer holds some OF MS
most vivid and poetic work The cold breath
g, lae Norway SHOWS blows through these
pages. One can almost see and feel the WiIo
"A-te storm falling behind the great king OF
'He hero as he vanishes forever up the noun
tain heights with the dead traitor tied to his
sledge
Ihe urban American girl is not altogether an
o'lect os admiration 10 Mr.. Eliot Gregory, who
o7--'eTs his opinion with emphasis in this Cen
Jury He divides our fair maids into two cate
eoT1es-in the first being those who take them
7=''es and their occupations seriously, being
convinced that they were sent inro the world TO
correct parental faults and revolutionize things
generally. The second-perhaps the larger class