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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21

A crop review from The Clear
water country of this date shows a
fattering outlook for further pros.
perfty on the farms. Stock prices
are we'll advanced and continue
strong, as do market values for all
farm products. Flax Is not king
among the reservation crops any
longer for diversified farming has
taken firm hold npon the farm.
Ing community. Aside from stock
raising and the growing of cereals,
fruit raising promises to be grow
ing industry. The orchards of the
Potlatch section will be duplica ed
on the reservation, making an in
vestment giving splendid returns
to the farm.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21

Mos, OF the cities of Idaho under
the general law have just concluded
their local elections, But Lewiston
operating under a special charter
is just beginning TO pulse public
sentiment in that direction, and
prospective candidates are putting
in the har DIS cf their
friends.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21
Eighth Grade Examinations.

Eighth grade examinations for the pub.
lie schools of the county will be held on
Thursday and Friday, Nav I4th and 18th,
at Lewiston, conducted by Miss Mccoy,
county superintendent.
These arrangements are made owing to
the fact that many of the country schools
close in May and it will be convenient
then to have the pupils take the exami-
nation. BERNIcE MCCOY,
County School Supt.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT of the Interior Land Office al Lewis
ton idaho March n. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following name
settler has fled notice of her intention make hna
proof in support of her claim and that said proof vii
be made before Register and Receiver at Lewiston,
Idaho, on May g. 1903. viz:
DELlLAH BROWN.
of Lewiston, Idaho for the sw 4 NV ar sec 2Stp 90
nr5w BIN.
She names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence upon and CULTIVATION OF SAN
land. viz:
Walter Frye. of Lewiston, Idaho
Charles Frye, "
Allen Oderkrk,
Mary J. Brown.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21

The Lewiston Fuel & Ice Company re-
ceiyed this week two carloads OF black.
smith coal direct from the mines and will
in the future keep large stock on hands
Tor the use Of trades.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21

Idaho has an anti gambling law
and they arr trying to enforce it
over in Shoshone county as a sort
of house cleaning to make ready
for the visit of the president
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21
Roosevelt and the Antitrust Laws

Theodore Roosevelt declared
when he assumed the duties of
president that he would honestly
and vigorously enforce the anti
trust laws. OF course, there were
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21

promoters and spectators may en-
counter, it is doubtful if it can seri-
ously arrest the progress in this
part of the conntry.-Spokesman-
Review.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

J. B. West. Register.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Grcosnt60e.

On cub oil, bolosr isis. ipbl. 6rebs al
oen tor. D. 6irte ut aarli9e M1eoe / emous
Msnisbeb. j%iaeine. isis. ira .. 2I-27. Sep.
tember 1903. 91eoet begpn6er meo subs.
%fieneiie 5OrsOaa Giteu os flntter Senbao
4iten. 4tGiiemebe 5orsoag eitermibbao.
acknowledgements:
I. Gerneifolen.
IL. 5roen og bens 6ruster.
Faa 6reoiens 9esue.
=. soc.
emans DieniabeO iubbpber berue6 Geuuer
I'll at oeltase i 0re0smebet os beosr t~ilrejien.
be @elter mel6e ns til mOerte9neoe ipr gp.
bets ee9pnbelie.
4aa enans Uaenisbs6s 9esue:
s. 8. SEMEN,
ll30, Olouno Aue.,
Racine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
correspondence.
9nf, @is.

gaitor 8. Sobnien. 8aupaca, bar
paret oppe at beiese os og talte / Dor
airte ManOag often ben 10. Aug.
6dn er 10 uoe at Jamie 9iorag til en-
5il6pgning BED Dor Pr9iteItoIe /
Blair. bbao nan fan f~oritaa er NIB
penbigt. @i tiger Yaitor Sobnien
3at for geIpget Og for bet opre6are
Orb, ban lagoe frem for %.
YaItOr SprenIens 9uitru bar
paret meget ing / benpeO ire Tiger,
men er oa ! 9eoring. 9enbes no
Der, Mrs. Sp6oIm, Ropal. Sa., bar
o9ret Der / ben Ienere 5io.
= Sgren Big tom temmelig iIemt
til Staoe for noqen 5io iioen peo at
falbe at i'm 5priOe, ibet 6eitene Bier
itp. boorpeO ban bleo idaret en- Del
At Ripens 5enoer, og farlig 6leo BET
enc Ben Itamferet / ben @rao, at ban
maatte Toge9a9ebialp Og bar life for
maaet at arbeioe iioen.
Mrs. Qnoerien, Stationgagentens
6uItru. bar oaret efter en- ,glinoz
pig; men ban Hap meo 9ipet mob at
befale ao0t 500 Wulft, pa bet bar
neturligbis iatSfrGt / andre .gtino=
pigs. gn tier Del al llngoomz
men og efter 5orIpoenoe nogle al
forretningsfolfene beb Stdtionen be-
iIutteoe at oerinore" Mrs. Qnoerien
for oenne 6~eltebeorift. bog meo ben
5elge, at golititasien nar par blepen
aoitiGige Dollars rigere. Mon life
Der er flsre mooige apinber / 9uet2
5 oenne 5io boloes Der picnie
/ Stopen bper Dag, eler man fan bel
n1rmeIt fable bet Maiferaoe; tbi 5olt
meber / aGe forfteaige apitumer.
6ornsielien enoer serne meo iturepne
al9oer og tra0ieoe R9per. Men
6pao, bet er 10 / 8rom6artioen.
9ans 9agge og Drills Gbris
time Ssrenien. iom bar beres 9iem
fer / 9uet, baohe Srbaup Sen0a9en
zen %. QuguIt. De bleo piet / Neit
8enmart airfe az 9aitor Chr. qes
oerIen. Iii 21ttel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Sra Gcoar Sails.

Rettie QnOerieu rejite / iiofte uge
til Glt 6orn, 6por bun bar mootaget
9arerinbeplaOs / Stolen ipO for
gpen.
hrs. alsmment Senien fra
Ropal, Soma. par Der / fiOite ltge for
At fau orbnet noget meo 6sniDn til i'm
gienOom Ger / gpen. 6enoes gus,
ION ligssr / 9Qrbeoen at 4ormalz
~itolen, er nu iotgt.
qaitor 8. q. Senien fom iibite
9eroag BERTH meo I'm 5amilie % er
flpttet ino I graheboligen Der fer ia
miliensaomme er bleDen malet og fer
niieret baaOe for OPEN % for neoen.
CO tiGige bar man label inOiatte ct
9aoetar.
= Niels Rasmusien rejite / Manz
bags til Meit 0anmart, @is., for /
oenne lge at beisee i'm btrbOenOe
9rober.
Sgren SEMEN meO 6uitru og
Batter fortiutte / 3irsbugs Rejien
mob @eit til Oregon. timber Oeres
forte Op6olo Der bar be laoet iatte
en- imut 9raDiten pad beres 9atters
GraO. gun 6leo for fau Qar fioen
TieOi til Spite fer paa 8pens Girtes
gaurb.
= Normalitolen begDnote | Snsz
bags i'm 9irtiombeb, og no9et oOer
1000 Gleber dnfom / Manbags %
8rsOugs 6ef til gpsn.
= Naite Manoas (ben Z. Gept6r.)
oil bore gpifoler begDnbe beres Dirt
iom6eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Gacpe SuO for G0fliitcr.

1. Gag aloris I'D poa 6pfletur
meo nogen, Der enten fprer meget
beore eler meget oa%arligere END Ou
feIp.
2. Gag lite Ell 8pint pberflpbig
Baggage meo big. 6Oert SOint, Ou
Iparer. er ct quno 8etpemmeligbe=
Ger Here.
8. Stem alOrig at ta9e ct bit 0ens
Jpn til bit gbre. Sub ier ganite pitt
paa l6iertet. men igrg for ogiau at
tuge Dig anit9nOig ub / Menneifenes
Zine.
4. geiret er gerne imatteit tibIi9
ON Morsenen. Ser Oerfor tiOIig uO;
bet 9iper Sinoet 5riitbeo og COB
Spon ben noite Rat.
3. Gag lite parmere unoertei pau,
naar 6u Itaf pda Gptletur, eno bet,
Ou barer til ougIig; men tag aliiO ct
Stbtfe Opertei meb big.
6. 6pil en- 6alO Zine efter bpert
Mdalti6.
Z. 8rif fun til MaaltiOerne, %
10 minore, 10 6ebre. Men tag en-
Gitron meO. Dor ct fife 6ul / ben r9
Tug Al ben. naar OH t~eriter.
8. @lem life, at ct gao eIler en-
fob 0perOaifning efter 6%ntleturen er
bet 6eoite Stprtningsmiobel.
9. st 9parter, onbenbt often elsr
Norgen paa GfterInn al Gntlen. ipuz
rer Dig maaTte Ell uiripiaigi Op9olO
pau flere Elmer.
10. gn Soireaften, ielu / goOt
Sslifa6, betnoer 3abet al ben nriie
Dag.
Il. 2as life Blot Oisie Ruub, men
fslg Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
6paG ifal jes ipiie.

Gn engelit Gage bar for nplig giDet
aeespt paa, 60ao man tai ipiie for at
Opnaa en- eaer anoen aanbeIig Ggens
tab.
!6bis man T. Cts. enifer at blipe
mobig eler energiIf - Der er 10 oes
parre Oisie Menneiter, iom mangler
nogst / ben Retning - oa Ifal man
Blot ipiie oDstiqt at Ofieteb, % bet
Darer faa life lange, ofpr man bar
fauet betboelig mere Blob pua 5ans
ben"
Saa er Der fife fau iamtibige, Der
ligeiom er liot onoitabsfulbe og arige
og m~isunbeligs. Oct tommer al, at
be bar ipiif aft for meaet 5l9if /
Oeres Duse, og be mao ie at fate fig
orer gre6fpiIer.
5aaretsb ger m~elantolit, iaa BET
Hal man lite lnetdge ! alt tor Itore
Barrier. Men atfurat lige iaa utilz
raabeligt er bet al Ipiie aalDetso, bu
bette giDer en- fpag 9aratter. Del
er en- aenbsgerning," flyer 9ottoren,
Der haaitadr at bnaae pan mango
Mars Grfaring. at be, fom ligefrem
sr lioenTtd6elig 6sngipne til &oloetso,
fulbit9pbig laosr fig tpranniiere al
oeres aoner." 9i fan | ben Qnlebz
ming life afbolOe os fra at tilraabe
&oner. iom bar tbrdnniife M9no, at
gre en- Yrepe paa at foore benz meb
&alDefeb.
5iliibIt Ifal hi oplpie, at Maft og
9gg ger .tiltalsnbe og a%unofulb",
msbens 2gbler I bej Grab Dirfer itbrs
tenbe pua 5orItdnben. Qt Sennep
bar ben famine SnOflpOelie puu 5u=
OeO 10 enbOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
lln9OOms. % WiisIionsmooe

afbolbes Sionr gitp ira 23-27. Septem
Der, be99e Gage iberegnebs. 9ennet ira Qa-
bomenisbeOerue inbbpbes poa oet tprli9ite.
Niels 7nmifou.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Special Reduced
excursion Rates

Baltimore, Mb. Sovereign
granoe 9ooge, 5. 8. .. j., uarligt
Msoe 21-26 sept. entelt 9ris plus
$500.
3eabpooO % 2eab, g. .
amsricun mining eongrefs I'll
Sspt.: entelt qris plus $500.
9ueblo, Sol. grotberboOt Of
ct. anOretp, 4orsmgbe I'll. Oct:
enfelt Yrts plus 50 eents.
Jremont, Ne6r. anigbts Of
Gele aagns aarnsOdl 81 aug. ii! s..
Sept: IA pris.
Cuttings, Re6r. g. u. g..
Aeunion 81. Mug. til 5. Sept: 115
gris.
Giour gitp. Stocf Jare dnb
Brace Mleet, 5. g. aiOe StOct asf.
81. Mug. til 5. Sept: 115 pris.
Qineoln. Rs6r. Rebruifa State
sgair Ill. Sept: entelt pris.
Gouncil gtuffs, Sa. 5uir
ann garneOal 7.-12. Sept: 115
Pris.
Ogben, uiab, Hut. SIR. GOns
qrefs LBS. Sept: enfelt pris.
Gtour sails, 9. .. Rdtios
nal Creamery guttermdters Asi.'s
Qarsmgoe 1913. Oct: enfelt pris.
). q. g III n, Qgsnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
SOr mango &elgcner.

Seq 6dpoe en- 5obatsptantage paa
Cuba, forteuer en- rig 9lantageejer,
yog fra 9%egpnbsIfen at bapOe jes al
tempe meo be idmme 9onteli9beOer.
Iom ale mine 5orgGngere baooe bait
I De iibIte 200 2lar.
Smtrent 3 0age / bier uge inbz
Itilebe mine 5olt Qrbeioet % brsb
srteslsIe ON / 9%anosbDerne; tbi omz
trent bper eneIte Dag par piet en- els
Ter anoen 6elgen, Bonner og 5ruIler
fra min Sibe giotoe life ringeite Snoz
trnt. og ieg bapoe life anbet at gore
eno at FINITE Raberne / 9ommen.
Seq fit paa famine lib regimes
fig 9eieg At en- Brett, iom piloe Oioe,
6pormeget ieg par piaig til at betale
&irfen for mine Q(rbeioeres Si9lez
pleie, bd bet altio babbs paret Sill,
at ar6ejbs6erren poeOe ct gioras til
ben fat6olIte &irte. "a MI imibler=
tio Qr6ejoerne regelmagig nebld9be
9(rbeioet paa 6per 6el9ens Dag, gil
ieg til qraften og b~etlageOe mig Ooer
bette 5or6olO."
aSenor." fOareoe ban. bet er M
engang iaa Stii pg grug. o9 bpor=
Dan ifuloe bet qua meo mine Sognes
6srns Sialc, Oeriom be life reipettes
reoe 6eIgenerne?4
Seq ia9oe life ct Orb mere; men oa
ben neite 9enningsoag tom. bapoe
ieg min 9ldn faroig. 9raiten bar
Der for at faa 9ioraa til i'm 9irte.
og arbeioerne bar Der for at iaa beres
Con; men ieg iagoe, at ingen OiI6e
faa en- Sent.
Ru bteo Der tor OpbiOielie oOer
bele 9iuien, ug mart tom praiten
for at bsre. bOprfor jeg bapoe inoitilz
let getalineen.
Oct er ct. Sobannes's Dag /
Dag, iOareoe ie9, oog i Dag orbsis
Der ieg lite. Seq maa ogiaa bOIoe
6elgenerne / Qgt o9 9gre, bpab jea
~piitnot biotil bar forismt."
aRen / Morsen betaler De aft
faa?"
IS Morgen sr bet Ct. 96omas."
IS Ooermorgen ba?"
IS O%permorgen er bet ben beGige
GapiOs GAG"
aSenor. Der fpnes at pare itsrre
OoerfloO At 6etgener enO at 9enss;
tunOe Oi life blioe enige ON at in0s
Trante be 6eliaes Qntal Int"
6n 6alp Zine isnere 6abOe ieg "TRIP
get bper eneite 6elgen at min alma
mai. og 9ateren matte opgipe ida
mango, at fun De bleD tilbage. b0is
Dag falot paa en- Sgnoag. 9ermeo
pur alting i Oroen fra ale Sioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
YrGitem6oe.

5 Gorbinbelie meb SfOlens Qa6z
ring bill Der blioe afbolbt preItemsbe
/ 9lair, 9e6r., fra %. Ssptsm6sr til
/. Sttober.
programmed oil blipe betenotgiort.
BORT Samfunbs pr9Iter ino6bbes
pda bet tarligite. aomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
bporIeoes CT oette!

nj ilbpher ct buubg6e 3pnars / gelennina FOR e.
9oeri 1iftaibe al saiorrb. Der life fan b~elbseoes pat
Hall's eatarrh Cure.
+. 8. ehehep < G o.. eiers. Tolsbo. 6.
vi. uneeriegHebe. bar tienbt Il. s. egenen De 50is
l. aar ca iror. bah or oloeles hgberlig I ale sfnrrcp
Hthd5s4aHsafiiuuer 20 %finaurelt Stauo III at uppl'
o. elhper 6prpIiateIle. 6sres Hirna bar pdaiase. ia.
@eft0 3rrat gpboieiaie GraaQiils. 2ollbn, 6.
mnibtnQ, atuH0u WntttH
Wbolsiale 3raaQfs. Guleeo. s.
Aall'a Caiarrh Cure lagos ~inbufnhiI % ririrr bs
ntte pao 9looei o. Spiiemei5 Slimbtnber. airs %,
pr. 6iaite. SoIaes nf ale gpoibeiers. Wibnesbgro frtL
Balls Family pills or be bebiie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Sil Mbonnenter.

Otter 1. September er Qbonnes
mentspriien paa Omaha Duilp
Yefps" $3.50 for ct 4dr. Qbonnes
ment mobtages / 4ueuit iii ben gams
le pris, $1.OO for ct Oar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
rOanifererl."
SreSae ben l.. September 1908.
Slair,sNeb.

6srfifpmmsnOe spnoag blioer Der
Dgimesiesuostjeneite til i~aopanlig
5io. 81. 1890. gatOr u. %. q NJ
berfen praoiter.
5or cite 0ase iOen fit 9rOfess
iOr Big 8eieg at en- gunife ung, men
ufurtnnt lille 9e~roensborger, Iom ga
milien ital pare meget glaO Deo. @i
pniter til 2nfte.
Gn ing Qiges .GomPlerion"
fan gore itemplet bD6t ino / benoes
Offers 6ierte; men be fleite @rter al
,,Gomplerion@ fan biites at, meb
minore be er beoirfet peo aoctp
Mountain 5e. Rubber er noget
aram." 50 Gents
5arnbam &c SampIon.
Mr. o9 mrs. So6onnes Sem
lens Qenner tanfer / benne 5ib:
,,0et ifaOer atorig At tomme liot til
@sirs, naar man fprit bar lart at
traoe ioliot og iaont paa Soroen."
Dor lTfpproige2anosmano So6dnnes
SEMEN er nemlig / oisIe 9age / SERB
ueo nj hpne lin Recinence" II SOB
/ @eiret.
grof. q. u. Senfen fra Glt
0orn 6piifole tom / 9irsoags Der til
gpen og 6eipgte Stolen, qrofesforer>
ne 9tnter, Big % 6. t. 6anien iamt
9irettpr paul 9eterien BED SaniIb
9utberan qubliibing 6ouie.
= annie. ou ma belere Ie at BIZ
be Tuno eno at BRUCE Stgn6eosmiOz
Ter. 5ngsn oaarIig 5oroejelie, og ou
bill TONNE til at ie gObt I'D. aoctp
Mountain 5e ger bet. 80 Gents.
5drnbam &c Sampion.
gaitor u. 30. qnoerIen bar be-
gpnot at 6pgge pda line Grunoe /
R9rbeoen al ganelinien omtrent ligc
SpO for 5piitolen % @eft for gpen.
Staloen er aIerebe oppe, og ge6oel=
Teshufet er for fd1 piDt reiff.
gaFor 5. g. SEMEN. Qinofap,
Rebr.. Der fra bet me Stoleaars 9ss
gpnoelie sr fa1ttet til 5rinitatis Sez
minarium, er / 0isie 0uge flpttet Der
til gpen meo lin 5dmilie.
@oOt for 5aoer og Mober og
for 6sle 6amilisn. gsrnene ipiier,
fober % potter. 8ocfp Mountain Sc
er en- 5amilieoeliignelfe. 80 Gents.
5arn6am & Sampfon.
n}r. 81. 6. So6nfon at ,5re=
mont Batter" EAR I @aar Der / gDen
og afilutteoe paa i'm Son. @iQiam
Sobnions 9esne 5anoel ON oennes
gjenoom. 4iaiam 5o9nion er ION
betenot reiIt til Boulder, gol., for i'm
6uTtrus 6el6reOs SfplO. = Giens
Dommen folgtes til Mlrs. 9anfs,
Calhoun. for $3.50.
5 @aar afreife Nlr. Ears I'm
berien meo camille og meo aft 1T
SnObo Der ira gpen til TT npe 6iem
/ Boulder, Sol. Zen / flere 5snieens
Der baarot prpoeoe. men bDgtige
aanssmano snites bjertelig 9ptte pea
Rejfe.
= Sobn McQuarrie bar ct fort
Oplag at gpgningsmaterialer Og Stu!
til laoeite priier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
shin o. aorn er yenae.

100 Pd. Of Moore's stoch Food bill forbinbre
Spabom bos Spinene % 5pare 10 Bu.
Mals. 6bis lite, fofter bet intet. Solges
poa 30 9a9es 9rgpe. Briien er $3.50 pr.
100 gb. Gorbinbrer utgi bDs S%gniene, os
be Logger flere Veg, eners ingen Detailing.
MOORE's STOCK FOOD CO..
~ ssentsr Enfss. Council Bluns. la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04

nenen Conegfate a Aa). Academy a Aan. School of Architecture q Aau. Nor
nal q AaD, school Of Commerce I'M photography d Aare onseryator OF fu6
2i Aap, school oAu q Aml,D Domestic Economy. ushodningsskole q Aars.C Civil
Service q Aarl. Folgende Grader t1siedes: A b b. SC, h. Mus. x H. sc in Anh-
lecture aduenten fire. Normal DEPARTMENT far Teachers Certificate without
examination og fa School of Commerce. nd Photography loves indbdngende still
nger Forn ernee OpySnnger og kataog envende man sgu
n. w. FoGHT, A. NJ, President, Hutchinson, Mimi. Eept. g"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04

Gifteritis, sm 9als, Strubeboie. 2jes
b%litfelis siu6rins, uoris 6slbreOelis. Sr
Gcleetrie Oil. 6aos / ale gpotefer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
0usbolScrjfe ieQes.

0n tr~iiteIig. oonit giee eaer enfe tan
faa 4labs iom onsbolberife hos en- 6armer.
Seq er entemano, bar to 9grn. Gtriu
iiruts til mig. geoer 6anien,
8iscus, 9o.
The sun., 1903-12-04
lecturer at Princeton. Dr. Wilson said

lecturer at Princeton. DR.. Wilson said
in part: ~ ~. ,h, h,,.o. ,nov how n
spare themselves on the hills and spend
themselves on the levels. What we want
In guiding the affairs of this nation now
with deiberation and when at top speed"
Continuing, DR.. Wilson said:
It -is the sine,harity of our polity that 1t
rests upon a common understanding for It's
objects, a common intelligence, common
morality, that each community carries, and
tSe great Of
sef Eaf de%or"ne self fhs5
Every On I snd is
the community In which he lives, and the only
true patriotism is that which Is local in its
rootage ..
This community will never awake to its
own betterment and best. development
through any abstract motive Of duty. but Only
through a concrete image OF It's own llie
enduring end seif-c onscio,lsness. You viii find
that there is mi xed with all patriotic motives
certain pride in the ,past Of the, community.
and a desire for its distinction as u whole.
Distrust the patriotism of man who is
always spending his feeling upon some dis
tie nearest duty, but the more remote Every
citizen who is thoughtful of the welfare OF
country should seek to see and understand
his nearest duty and to do 1t with all Thought
Patience IL. indeed. though one OF the most
difficult, yet one Of the most Indispensable
virtues in politv Ii ke our own for the es-
ment not singly or in chosen groups but in
the mass and multitude. so that in what
ever We think or purpose we must carry
sort OF patience which is full of hope and
equally full of persistence.
The sun., 1903-12-04
HELD UP THE RICH EX-COP.
McKeown Tells the Police OF an Attempt
to Get 5000.

Joseph G. Mckeown Of 602 East 14sth
street, who used to be a policeman and
who now owns lot of houses in The Bronx
and is building more. reported to the Tre-
mont police yesterday that he had been q
victim of savage assault on Wednesday
evening.
He saws that he started from the Mount
Morris Bank with about 5000, and that on
his way ne dropped in at his house at 1850
Lorillard place, which is rented to Mrs.
William Nelson.
As he was going into the back yard, he
Gays, a man who had followed him in a
trolley car struck him on the head with an
axe handle so forcibly that the weapon
br oke. He says that he fell unconscious
only to wake while the assailant was trying
to pull his watch from his pocket.
Then, according to Mckeown, he pulled
his old police revolver and the man edged
away. lie pulled the trigger, and for the
to go Off Mrs. Nelson came to the door
at that time and that scared the thug away.
They later found the 5000 on the ground
about twenty feet away from the spot
where McKeown was knocked down.
Mckeown went across the street where
his son John j. McKcown, a sergeant in
the Alexander avenue police station, lives.
He didn't find him in. so he went ahead and
organized searching party. The thug
was not found.
The sun., 1903-12-04
RETEs SEES sECKET1RY HAY.
Invited to Lupcheon at the secretary's
Residence.

WARRINGTON, Dec 3-At luncheon
this afternoon at the residence OF Secretary
Hay, given by Mr.. Hay to Gen. Reyes, the
Vice-President of Colombia, DR.. Herran,
the Columbian Charge dAffaires here. and
the members of the Reyes Commission. it
was disclosed that Gen. Reyes bears letters
from President Marroquin of Colombia
accreditng him as Envoy Plenipotentary
on an extraordinary mission to the Govern
ment of the United States.
The letters are addressed to President
Roosevelt, and it was arranged at the lunch
con that Gen. Reyes should be formally
received at the White House by the Presi-
dent on date to be fixed later. He will be
introduced by Secretary Hay and speeches
usual at the presentation of an Ambassador
or Minister will be exchanged. While IN
vested with the powers Of a Minister Pleni-
potentary and an Envoy Extraordinary,
Cen Reyes will not displace DR.. Herran as
the regular diplomatic representative OF
Colombia in Washington. his mission being
designated as special.
Inc invitation to Gan. Reyes and his
colleagues to have iunche IN with score
tary Hay was rendered by Mr. Hay with
view to affording the Colombians an OPP
portunity to explain in an entirely IN.
formal and unofficial manner the object
Of their mission to Washington and what
they expected to accomplish.
There was some conversation on TINS
subject, but Gen. Reyes preferred to defer
making any formal representations in be.
half OF his government until after he had
been officially received by President Roose-
welt and his status as a fully accredited
erv If Colombia thereby established.
The Colombians learned from Mr.; Hay,
however, that it was usele ess to ask this
Government to recede one step from the
position it had assumed with regard to
the Panama Republic.
The sun., 1903-12-04
OvERPRODUCTION HERE.
British Trade Agent Says Wen Export
surplus soon At Reduced Prices
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SU

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN
LONDON, Dec. 3.--The official Board of
Trade journal publishes report from Mr..
Bell, British commercial agent in the United
States. warning manufacturers here that
it is inevitable that there will be overpro-
duction in the United States shortly, when
the Americans will export their surplus
production at a reduced price in order to
keep their works running and maintain
prices in the home market.
He says that everything points to the
probability of the dumping process being
carried out to a greater extent than hith-
erto.
He emphasizes the success of the Ameri-
cans in obtaining trade in the British pos
sessions, remarking that although the gross
exports from the United States fell on
40 per cent. in 1902, the exports to the Brit
ish colonies increased 17.6, while the ex-
ports of Great Britain to her colonies in
creased only Is per cent.
Prominence is given the report by the
tariff reform newspapers, which print it
as q strong argument in favor Of protec-
ton.