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The daily tribune., 1903-09-09

EOR SALE--25 thorough bred white and
Reynolds, East Sd St, .5I62
The daily tribune., 1903-09-09

ITO RENT-Two large front rooms in the Dan.
i iels' block, most suitable for doctor or
dentist. Steam heat or bath, inquire OF W. j
Daniels S-tf
The daily tribune., 1903-09-09
FOR SALE

DOR SALE-A truck patch of acres near
Santa Fe depot. House, furnishings COW
chickens, etc. Apply to J. F. Bechman on the
premises. s6-ll
The daily tribune., 1903-09-09
MlSCELlAN EOUS

4 LII kinds of bargains in household goods,
n stoves, ranges. bed room suits, cook ing
utensils, etc. Knapp Co. sos West Nam St
i975
The daily tribune., 1903-09-09

EOR SALE-House and lot close in $3.50 will
l. take it. Inquire at this office. 7-IS
DOR SALE:-One range and refrigerator in
IL e frstclass shape. Inquire I2l west Srd S.I3
The daily tribune., 1903-09-09

EOUND-Gents' bicycle Owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
this noti,e. Apply to W. P. Wilbar. 6.li
The daily tribune., 1903-09-09
TO RENT

ITO RENT-A few nicely furnished rooms in
i the Daniels block with steam heat and
bath Get a room now and be comfortably 10.
Gated for the winter. WI. Daniels. 8-tf
The daily tribune., 1903-09-09
FOUND

EOUND-Thursday morning a sum of money.
IL Owner can have same by proving property
and paying for this notice. Apply to Miss
Edith Jones, at Office of Geo. II. Wilkes. .38
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24


Ser er siort en- np Opoaselle pao
gIettricitetenS Omraabe, uben at man
bog foritaar ben. 5 Minneapolis Eris
bune blep mebbelt fra 2onbon benr
l1se, at Prof &emtop, ben pel beflenbte
Opbaaer paa bette Gelt, forleben ets'
perimenterebe meb ct tort Bacumrbr,
Der efter bans Mening inbebolot Rpits
islpbampe. iou ban bruste til eleetrifft
@lsbelps. San forbanot bet meo Bat.
teriet % erbolbt ct itraatenbe buibt 2ys.
pan opbeuebe Torbinbelien, men tuert,
tmob alt, buab ban uentebe, uebbleu &b'
ret til bans Torbaufelfe at ittnne ltse
iaa tlart ION for belle II Dase. Yro'
festoren iJste tbegne Fib at opnaa en-
6ortlartns paa 6emmelisbeben, uben at
BET lpttebes. Eilflt bleu belle Gorbin.
belfea afbrubt ,eb ct nbelb, % Tori1a
paa ienere at frembrinse bet famine
Tenomen e blepen misIpttebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24
W9tt,t.efota.

Mrs. Ole ellington, en- S. Mar
sammel Rone ! glarbeoen af @ortbings.
ton, bolbt paa at fiere op Ripb for
nogle Dase iiben os itar fig I Arn,en
neeenfor 4lbuen, iaa bun blpbehe ibieI,.
for 6lelp tom. 6enbes Manb por t
8pen os bleu unberrettet ON 6uif uens
Dpb, mems ban par Der.
- MinneIotas 6sieneret itabfei1ebe
I Slutnineen af fife l19e en- Dom af
Diifrittsretten ! Steele County, bpor.
peo 10 unae Brpbre, Charles og gsnrp
gfellon Owatonna tiblisere par blepen
bemt for Mor6 / life Grab. De .er
reipettlpe Is % l6 Mar 9amle. gm
treble Gut uee ytapn e5utton, Is Mar
sammel, iom oar mebbeIastis Morbet,
bleu bpmt til Iiusuari9t @lapeti. Tor>
brpoelien bleu ubfprt ben 13be Mpril
ftiileoen % beitoe bert, at be. tire meh
Sperles git efter en- Manb peb Napn
Erter os operfolbt bam paa 0eien torat
teBe buns Yense fra bam. Da ban
iatte Zig til Mobuerse, fiso De bam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

er albeles npbuenbist at faa tilbase meb
Suar. 9uorfor leg ipntes, leg maat'e {
ajentase btsie Eins iaa ofte % iaa tpoe>
lt9t iom 1nuli9t.
Seq ftal paa famine Eio faa Qop til
at neune, at leg bar fore l1baifter for
Mrbeibe, Pap.r, Erptntns, poftporto,
oiu. Det lYoer Iibt vams.itanit" %
bog er bet ct beuislist Tattum, at leg til
Dato bar ienbt uo ca. 100. 900 beftebe
Smaabpset (ftatilt.ite: 0plpsniuser an>
9aaenoe ytorbmanoeue berope,), D,sie
Bigger bar ies ienbt uo = lite aIene
meb 6aab ON at taa ben npbpentige
Stptte, men oslaa for at fremme Rieub,
ffabet til us .}nteresien for port Tolt os
DOR Gag. Seq prpueoe fsrft at ienbe
uo bare @irfuIerer; ab ben 0et par bet
mig umul,et at naa nit Maal. Man
faar iaa meset af @irtulerer fra alle
6olb, at man itte tar noset penipn II!
benz. 9fu efterat man bar mobtaset
Boser (iom 45arentes fa9t er notiaa
taruelise) bar Suteresien paasnet Be-
tpoelts.
EtIlut en- biertelis Cat til al1e, iom
tmeoefommer mig meb llnberretnins os
Stette. uoen mine 2anbsmenbs Qielp
piloe lite nit Mrbeioe uere pero no9et.
., . 0enlt9it, >~z~.. >:
Martin l1lueitao, +.
minneapolis, Miun. 49,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24
st Horartet &a,to-

,@uperrter Sobn Mcgrap tiger: rMlaifG
Gentral=Banen pil aabne. ben bebite Del af
Mlaifa, bette / Sanbbeb ftorortebe 2anp."
Sernbaner Mlaita tiener uttprteltst meb
Yen9e. Tolt, lsu for Oar iiben rtrpeiteb"
/ Wbite 8ais & Oufon, ben enselife Sern<
bane alaifa, blep alle rtge. Ittter | Dbite
Yais & gufor (af ct paalnbenbe Belbb $50
pit. Mttie) er MI perb oper $500 pr. Mftie.
De iolstes for $3.50 pr. @ttie 1888. Alaifa
Central Bane,t. lom mn bpsges siennem ben
bebffe Del at amerifanife Mlaifa, oil betale
enbnu ferre llbbptte. No9le faa Dollars J,
ninpeaeb1 M, bill fanbipnIisuis ffaffe big
Ell Eel liben Sormue. dilfrebsftinenbe Ops
lpsninger meb Rart oper Alaffa iartt pres
fibent Moofepelts axbefalin8 at Alaffa Gene
rails .Banen fenbes frit. sfrtp Rrar, paa
Norff el(er gnselif, til &
AboIYb Bpbal, Asent,
greotffon, Minn.
Rontor: ST. Of Main % 2nb ct. 9elefon 16b.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

Oct bleu tpoeIist ber tsaar, at .Mos
min'frationen anier @tiuinsen paa pas
namas@ioet for tritilt, nrtues ber fra
8aibineton ben lobe bs. st piatist
Telegram bleu moota9et fra &ontreab~
miral @osblano, os bette mebtprte, at
en- Conference ltrats bIeu afbo!bt mel>
lem Setreter &oot os forrettenoe Sc.
treter Qoomis. Spsrssmaalet om at
ienoe Eropper til @ibet blep bistuteret.
9enere meboeles: ssfplae officiel
l1nberretnin9 ienbt til Baibinston er
@olombias Ranonbaab @artasena meb
500 @oloater pau BET til Olb Provs
ioence Sslanb, Der er 800 Mil moro fot
@ioet. pen Oh Yropibence ttlbprer
Colombia. II f.
Da oenne 9 ct .iaa lan9t norb for
Colon, lom Gartagena {: 1T, er benne
8eueselie uanifelig at foritaa os bar
foraarioset me9eu speculation. @nbel
Strate9iifer tror, at Colombia bar last
Ylan til at lanblatte en- for Troppes
fyrte Der forat BRUCE Den lom en-
Operationsbai7s, fra buiIten ben ueitltse
Del af @ioet tan ansribes / E.liel6e af
&rts. Wan mener, at @olombtaS
Offcerer ba bat beresnet. at mems
ame.itanlte Rriasltibe beuoeter Carriages
ma, Barrauqu.Qa os @olfen ueo Darten,
tan be lanbfette en- Nrn,ee ueo ben MODS
Iatte @uoe af ben npe &epubl,r. buor
Eanbet er mere aabent, o9 mari@ere
mob Colon os Yanama. paa benne
Wiaabe mente be maa tie, at be tunoe
unb9aa at bltue opbasebe, inotil bet
bleu for 1ent at lamb Iette ameritanlfe
trooper paa @ioet forat mboe Dem. s
bette IilfeIoe uilbe bet pere let at ino>
tage &anaIbeltet os Bperne ueo besse
@noer at famine.
Dt, iom bploer oenne Multuelie, tnb<
remuer, at Columbia bar forbereot fig
pao at tase ct eesperat Sfriot. thi en-
eaelte ameritanf Ranonbaab tan bolbe
bsIe ben colombianlte Stprte inbefenst
paa Den. oa ben lille Mrmee, iom @c~
Iombia BAR, lite uilbe pere iltanb til at
faa benz bort berfra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24
@Idoelte ss1tI!

@labe Sui! 9uilte berlige Orb!
Der er 9gittb ! 6imlen os 9oitib paa
;Sorb.
Det ifal rin9e os time fra Tensisl til
Borg
iaa bg,lpbt, at Rlansen Tan ifiue buer
Sors,
Sab iom en- Bsn sienuem 2iuet por
&ierlisbeb fuaue,
meoes tilsipenbe, boiltubet for at faa
Opofrenbe, elifenbe, ietrenbe ouer bet
. sg naa,
ipsenoe 9ierternes 2en9iel os Sapn at
fortaa.
Treb ouer Sorb!
Sab bet @ierntns % Orb
srp ouer Menuelfeliuets ben broeebe
0rtmmel -
@etferb % 2tsbeo iom btit / @ats
epi9e pimmel!
9sQise Sui! faaer os ffier;
Naturen uftplosfaruerns ber.
Detli9 par Sorben Sommerens Yrast;
men Ruelo ftaar ben ifert TN renelte
-..-.- Drast.
Snart ifal Der paa 6iumelen / @ulb-
o.. glitter tinbre
ct Grebslps, ber SER ouer Dpben oil
pinbe.
9eQi9e Sulefen bu tan fremmane ~
bet eblette, fineite, Sielen Fan ane!
9pit mob TuIbtommeubeo @pnen tan
Il <..-. &. naa
ON inbbproes Riarliebeo raobe Blot
r1aa.
CAB iaa in,orseu, naar 9pmuen fra
.:- Tempelet tliu9er,
Orbeue ftremme fra Sinb, bet / !6ars
...... moni ipnger,
ON bpao os bleu brast
fra &ierltsbebs alt operi1raaIenot Mast
Aom er @nbbom paa Sorbsos Dimmel!
(2aura I Superior Eibenbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24
SCOTT'S EMULSION

er Floden af Torskelevertran
og indeholder de bedste nae.
rende Elementer. Torskele-
vertran har mango Aar v@ret
kjendt som ct af de st0rste Nae.
ringsmidler iVerden. Men raa
Torskelevertran er frastoden-
de; svage Maver kan like til
bageholde den; fin Smag gjj0r
Opror mod den.
Scott's Emulsion fjerner disse
Ubehageligheder, men bibehol-
der dens N@ringsvardi. Den
forbinder tillige .Hypofos slater
af Kalk og Natron, og G1yce-
rim. Torskelevertran standser
Spild af Naringsvasker, skaf-
fer nyt Muskelvav og bringer
Naring. Kalk og Natron styr-
ker Nervevavet, stimulerer
Blodets Virksomhed og giver
]Materiale til Benbygning og
Marv. Den rette og fuldk komne
Forbindelse af disse j Scott's
Emulsion gjjor denne til en- j
.hoj Grad difuld Nariings-
Medicin.
vi VII seDde Dem on Pr6ve irit Daa Forlangende.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street New York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

Golt, vi msber. @ar De no9eniinbe
last Merte til be NnRster, ri fer busr
Na92 Nosle er iaa tpube, 9uiine %
oebstratte, at ri uuilfaarlis fpIbes meo
Meolioenbeb for Dem. Der finbes en-
6iiforie bag buert iaaoant Muitst-en
6iitorie ON baarlis 9elbreo. yioeIls os
Betpmrtns. 6r. Soief Euren, Me&ees
@eds, pa.. flyer: "6or en- Glib Rben
baube leg Mnleonins til at 9oa til ct
9us, buor leg iaa en- Wano ipabiere
frem os tilbase gereliet, Mni1etet guilt
iom 8or os Tortu.ulelien nalet fine
Eret. Der bebopeoes inseu Orb for
at tortelle, at ban par ips. See taIte
til bam ON Dr. peter's &urito, os at
ies troebe meb Cubs 0ielp at tunne
belbreoe bam. San iutIebe ipaet %
rpitebe paa 9ouetet. 0an gap bog fit
Samtptte til at ioriese ben, faa ieg
feubte bam en- 6laite. Om ier Tiger
tom leg ieien men fanbt, at ban par
frif % paa Arbeibe. Seq par IN
Smule operraifet ielu. 81 bar meast
at pore tatnemmelise for / benne yer>
ben. % blanbt anbet Dr. Bete,'s Ru.
rtto. Saobanne Orb tan lite anbet
enb slebe en- Tabritants 9ierte, bits
ban er interesieret ! noset anbet enb ben
rent fomu1erctelle Sibe af fin Torret<
ming, butltet ban fttterlis burbe uere.
Dr. @eter's Rurito .er blepen ct cam.
taleemne baabe Bp % paa 2ano paa
@runb at be ouerraitenbe Refultater, ber
bar fnlst beus Brus BE forFieuiette
Sp9bomute. Den er lite en- Apotb beters
r,eotctn men ielses birette til Jorbru.
gerne siennem &senter eller af Gabris
tanten. Dr. Heter Tabratp, 112-1l4
go. 3opne Muenue, gbieaso, S4.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24
ssef,t 86ofelsoa9.

| a,5 F-S T ..s+ E = b
Eiben er nu ber. ba ri .sien ifal feire
Trelierens Gsoielsbug, % s5anta Claus
uil fae bet trault t,eo fin Slebe os fine
&enstpr. Sa ban tomn,er til at tiere.
iaa, at Slben fuuer al Sneen, oeriom
ban ffal brinse SulesaDer til be mango
Miaioner Menneiter, iou uil feire Seiu
Joblelsbas.
seq for min Del peb lite, bporfra
! Santa Claus tommer. eller bpor ban
tarer ben. men en- Cling ueb leg: at
Der er:manqe af l1seblooets 2eiere, ion,
uil anuenbe baaoe Ttb % penee forat
brinae fine Mebmenneiter noset sobt til
Sulebpitiben. Os berlom pt tunoe ie
faue be Euitnber % after Guitnber af
baaoe Bprn os 0otsne, iom bl.uer siort
glade peo at mobtase en- lioen Sulegaue,
ba ifuloe ., lite pere bange forat ans
uenoe nosle faa Gents eller Dollars til
at tiebe Sule9aper for. -
! Deliem ri par Zig Sub, iaa at ri
tunoe sjennemifue alle Cling, oa piloe
I pt for ct Qiebtit taite port Blit uo oper
oeu sanlfe Beroen, os ui uiloe ie inoom
aue BE &irter, fom ertienber Seius at
pare Derbeus Trelier. Os ri uiloe ber
ie en- Stare af Menneiter, iom bar an<
namn,et Seius iom itu Erelier. Os MI
sipr be Torbereoelie til at fetre bans
Tpoielsbas. De anpenber Pense os
arbetoer, tbi Spsrssn,aalet er: 6por:
lebes fan ri sipte Bsruene @leoe til
Sul2 Sa Suletre mao. .ui baue, % til
Bet inbbpber ri fore o9 imaa, rtse %
fatttse, balte, blinbe, Rrebliuser, faa
at 0errens jus tan uorbe fulbt.
81: iamles ba for at minbes Selu
Teoielsbas, % bette Suletre, fom er
tremfor os, reprefenterer ben triitne
s,rtel Seius ct Greet, og bous aanoe>
lise &irte er @reuene, % li9elom @re>
meme ilte tan bape Ntp, uben at be bltuer
I: Erest iaa tan &irten lite baue 9iu,.
uben at ben bItuer Se1us.
Nu tanter ies at forf1aa Betpontnser.
Suletreet betyoer Seius os bans Rirte.
at bet ct 9rpnt o9 ber Trust betpoer,
at iaa ifal bans &trte srpnnes os bore
Truat. Mt bet bar 2ps os opIpler &irs
fen betpber, at iaa ital bans &irte lpie
/ oenne geroens aanoelise Mprte. Os
ltseiom @renene os MaaIene bar buer fin
Ploos paa Greet Iaa bar 9errens
Bprn bper fin s9lernin9 at ubfere paa
Sorben.
Mfen bpob menes Der meb aue be
Baanb, lom tnptter @renene iammen?
Wel, iaalebes ifuloe &jerltebebens Baanb
tnytte alle 9errens Bern os &ttten
fau1men.
6uis bet ct Betpbninsen, oa uil o9iaa
leg uere men OF ie SuletvRet &om
Brooer oa Seiter, 'bt nj nil fetre Seiu
Tpbi ielsoaa, ifts iTraablert oe D1utfen>
fab men iom bet ipmmer fig Seiu Erif1t
Mebaruinser. @n slebeIt9 Sui tileu<
ftes ale biertelig fra Neoifriueren af
btsie 9inier. ~
SnoIenbt fra en- Brooer / 9erren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24
Winneapolis, Wlinn.

Den npe &epubltt Banana bat er'
tleret Zig uiQis til at bstale en- Trebie:
bel af be Pense, ben faar Dos Torenebt
Stater for panamatonalen, til Co.
lombia, Dette lfal uere torat bielpt
til at betole @olombtas @ielo til for:
fielli9e Stater europa, ba bisie @ta'
ter bar trauet bette. Den Gum. ION
Banana faar, er II WtiQ. Dollars.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

Dampifibet vSinlanb" meb 1000
Yaslagerer omborb liebte paa @runt
uoenfor Tluibing 9oQanb tfe 2sr:
bag. Dets St'uins par forlis, men
9auet par ittlIe meb iua9 0inb, %
Yasi iasererne tom ianoisnlisuis lite til
at lioe no9en Sob. Man bauoe 9ior1
ct Torio9 paa at faa Stibet LIFT, men
bet Iptfeoes lite. Det nefe Torieo
utlbe beaaa / at lette Stibet for enoel
2aft, iom ifulbe to9es ino I n1inbre
Sttbe. l1lptten ifebe paa9run6 al
Taaoe. ...
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

Danmart. Torleoen itulee TO Bar
e9teuies Wibors Don,ttrfe, men bel
enc Par uoeblep preit, &antor 0. II.
uentebe os uenteoe; Der Tom intet Brube>
par. Saa blep Der III. "Bib. Sttb. !"
aflenot. ct Buo, -iom tom tilbage meb
ben Beifeo, at BrpQuppet t,1aatte ublets
tes til en- anoen Dag. ba vbun" par /
Serb meb &eneiortns % berfor lite
"bauoe Eio", % uban" uor saoet fig
en- lille Cur. Ser par altiaa lite anbei
at 9iore tor &irfens Wenb enb at eao
bien, meo uforrettet Gag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

fra @bica9o oplpies benne l1se, at
fere Be9raueller Dor maattet inbRues
af Urp9t for, at be lite fan bltpe ubf bfgrt
/ Treo. Ser er nemlia en- Streit
Bpen i9ien, os cet paaitaaes, at be
itreitenoe foruleilisebe fere 2i9fplser
2prbag.
Set be9pnber at 9aa noset pibt, naar
man lite en9ans tan faa beiorse fine
Dpbe til @rapen T:eb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

ct SorDftietu rpffebe Mount Rainier
! Staten 8aibinaton iaa baarbt fife
5reoas, at bets bpiei1e Spibfe brettebes
af. Den StIt, ion, foraari iaseses peo,
at Ssbreerne rullebe ,teb oper 5ieIbRben,
tunoe bSrts Ct punDrebe MiI. nripes
Der fro Tacoma ben lobe bs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

Spenife StolebIger % galmebbse,
tiIfaIss bos l1seblabet. 0staa soh'
iuenlte Gorteutnser.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

Sabbybelier til 8rDuupper trpttes
tlaeblabets Erptteri.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-24

Rarter oper be norife Settlementer e
M ferbise og faaes fammeit n,eb rRp, om=
arbeibet % rebueeret 1baape at gorge
ameritas for d 90. Seq betaler 9ofportoen.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-05-15

1S54-55 the United Kingdom was prac-
tically growing enough wheat to feed
her population of 27,000,000; but in
1900-1901 only one-fifth of the wheat
consumed by the population of 41,3OO,-
600 was grown in the British isles, the
other four-fifths being imported from
foreign countries" Admiral Free
mantle of the British navy, recently
called attention to Great Britain's de-
pendence and helplessness in case of
war with the United States, and warn
ed the British people of the perils in
cident to becoming a nation of middle
men, with constant decline in the
sources of domestic production.
Great Britain ceased to raise its
own wheat when it adopted the policy
of free trade. The agriculture of
Great Britain fiourished as long as
there was a duty on British grown
wheat. The value of its acres have
declined, and fields which bore large
Yields of wheat under high culture
have been put into grass. The farms
have been abandoned and the cities
are crowded with population, thou
sands of whom, within the past few
weeks. have marched in professions
In London, asking for labor. There is
no labor for them. Great Britain buys
her bread a little cheaper in the
United States and other countries. but
bent on cheapness. she has lost the
independence incident to her ability
to raise the wheat. For a time she
controlled the markets Of the world
for her textiles, iron and other manu-
facturers, but in these things the
other nations have overtaken her, and
now Great Britain helplessly deplores
the decline of her foreign trade COM
pared with her great rivals-the
United States and Germany.-Irish
World
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-05-15
AS TO STANDING PAT
LATEST ASPECT OF THE TARIFF
REVISION QUESTION.
The Plain Speaking of President
. Roosevelt, Secretaries Root, Shaw
and Others Has Wrought a
Marked Change in the Situation and
Outlook.

The changes that have occurred in
the situation and outlook regarding
tariff revision during the past few days
are the subject of careful comment by
a member of the cabinet in the Wash
ington correspondence of the New
York Tribune of April 7. If the
speeches of Secretaries Shaw and
Root, March 81 and April 8, respective
ly, were read and approved by the pres,
ident before they were delivered
and nobody doubts that they were
the meaning and the intent OF the
Presidents speeches at Milwaukee
and Minneapolis become all the clear
err. His purpose obviously was to
throw the entire weight of admins
tration influence against the supreme
folly of talking tariff revision at this
time Secretaries Shaw and Root de-
livered powerful addresses designed to
prove that changes in the Dingley
law schedules in the direction OF lower
duties or no duties are not called for
by any of the conditions of industry
and trade; on the contrary, the coun-
try's interests will be best served by
letting the tariff entirely alone, at
least until after the national election
of 1904.
Right upon the heels Of these public
declarations by his two secretaries
came, first, the speech Of President
Roosevelt at Milwaukee on the gen.
eral subject of trusts, in which he
took the ground that remedy for
trust evils must not be sought for in
tariff revision. The same week, at
Minneapolis, the president fired his
big broadside against any and all
forms of tariff tinkering. If Secre-
taries Root and Shaw left any part of
the ground uncovered in their
speeches, the President certainly COW
cred it at Minneapolis. In the Ian
guage of the cabinet officer quoted by
the New York Tribune, the President
went direct to the territory where
the Iowa Idea is supposed to prevail.
In both speeches he struck straight
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out from the shoulder, and he rang
the bell twice"
In the same week Senator Allison
gave out an authorized interview in
which he said: mo tariff revision,
and incidentally took occasion to say
that in his judgment reciprocity in
competitive products was a dream
that has little chance of ever being
realized. Senator Frye, the acting
Vice-President, declared himself in
equally positive terms. About the
same time William Jennings Bryan
was delivering speech at Des Moines
in which he praised Gov. Cummins
warmly for his progressive" tariff
ideas and welcomed him to the Demo
cratic fold.
All this is interesting history. 1t
means much to the Republican party
and the country. 1t means, says the
cabinet officer quoted by the Tribune,
that-"Tariff reformers masquerading
under the guise of Republicans will
have to become classified under an
Quiet vi mClOOulCu O1Nh ihIO
the ranks of the Democracy, as Gov.
Cummins has been by Bryan. The
Republican party, with Roosevelt at
its head, will stand for no tariff revis-
ion, at least until after the next Presi-
Dental election. This is the lesson to
be learned from the developments of
the last week"
From the temper displayed by the
Iowa "progressives" it is evident that
the speeches of the President and Sec
retaries Shaw and Root have not
stamped out the Iowa idea" so far
as the leaders in the revolt are con-
cerned. They still proclaim their in
tention to clamor and work and plan
for the realization of their pet ambi-
ton. They want to go laundering
down the corridors of time as the res
cuers of the Republican party from
the dire dilemma of too much pros
perity, as the Moseses who shall lead
that party out of the bondage of the
Pharaohs of the trusts and into the
promised land of a reformed" tariff
and potential competition" These
schemers for power and control de-
clare 1t to be their fixed and unal-
terable purpose to go before the ma
tional convention in 1904 and demand
a downward revision of the tariff. II
they have their way they VIII force
tariff revision as a dominant issue of
the campaign Of next year, in spite
Of the demand Of the President and his
advisers and the best brain Of the
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ENCOURAGED by Bryan.

1t is to be hoped that Gov. Cum
Minis of Iowa is entirely satisfied. He
is one of the chief opponents among
Republicans of tariff revision. There
are few persons out his way who be-
lieve in tearing things up and who are
followers of what has become to be
known as the Iowa idea" They
have been received with open arms
by Brother Bryan.
Let us encourage Gov. Cummins, u
said Mr. Bryan at a Jeffersonian ban
quet in Des Moines on Thursday
(Fancy Bryan looking to Jefferson for
comfortD Let us encourage him,
for every word that he speaks in favor
of tariff reform or antitrust legisla-
ton will have an educational in
f1uence."
While Bryan was speaking in Iowa
Senator Lodge and Secretary Root
were making addresses in Boston and
taking the ground that protection had
made the country great, and that to
abandon it or to permit it to be ripped
up by tariff reformers" or tariff re-
visionists" would result in general
upheaval of business.
Gov. Cummins found no indorse
ment for his course among these Re
publican thinkers, but from Mr.. Bryan
he received praise. From which II
would appear that the Iowa idea" is
exceedingly comforting to the Demo
Gratis.
Praise from Bryan! Certainly Gov
Cummins ought to be ready to retire
on his laurels now.-Philadelph In
quirer.