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Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

ID Japan the Well.tO-do have almost alWaya IN
their houses one room called the sschamber OF the
iOspiring view" Its essential is b autiful view
but taste is catholic in japan and the delightful
view may be 3 blossoming cherry tree, glimpse n
river miniature garden or only the newly fallen
snow In this delightful country they get up parties
TO visit the maple trees in the glory OF autumn color
or the iresh untrOdden snow as in this country one
gives theatsr parties and dinners.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

make Il or . deliberate purpose to dis
There are the most practical reasons
the Nicaragua route. The Memphis
Appeal sums them up terseley as folIo
Nicaragua win save . days iournf
pOiDts on the west coast % South Ame,
Nicaragua is healthy; Panama is . q
spot.
Sailing vessels can 60 through Nj
can't 60 through Panama.
Nicaragua can be 6uished sooner
take ten years 70 build the Bahia dam
The engineering problems at Mica
sOlvable; some ct Panama are open b.
tion.
Panama has been q swindIe from {
there are the best reasons for believing
cost more than Nicaragua.
These are practical and not sentim'
and they comprise an argument which
advocates caunOt successfully meet. 7
10 favor Of Panama Is that part Of tie {
route has been finished, but as the I
part remains 10 be completed this on
COmmercial-Appeal we'll says, does no
as against the six reasons urged in beh
qua.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Oi course, there is no purpose 70 throw Senator
Hanna under 60 many other responsibilities that be
will not have the time TO be q candidate for the
Presidency. When the Senator gets too much on
band TO attend 20 personally be has the happy ac-
atty Of keeping many other men at work with In
tslligenos and dispatch.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The New York liquor dealers hav
subscribe nearly million dollars for
fund. The liquor interests always wo
propositions to ran up against.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The Colombian Consul General 10 Belgian threat.
ems war against The United States. There is con.
fort in the probability, slough, that The whole di
fenlty viii be settled before be get home 70 lead
the troops.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Those Enlish papers that ere givins
niCknames we're quite respectful 20 hi
feared be was in London for tie purpo
up the city.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The Londoners should understand that We are as
much ashamed Of the Roxburghe- Goelet affair as
they are. Why do they permit their impovished
nobemen to come ever here and create such unseen
s. spectaclesl
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The Honorable Crnmpacker Is again
nasal member into other peoples AFFAIR
Orable CFumpacker Is one Of those
meddlers who haven't time to attend I
business.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

be leaned back in 3 comfortable chair 10 the rotunda
Of the New willard: 81
'T am simply basking in the sunshine Of q renew
ed hope which looks to me as an absolute iOrerun-
ner Of victory In 1904. The next President Of the
United States viii be q Democratic, . gentleman
and q statesman. His name will be Arthur P. Cor
man. Senator German, Of Maryland, the gallant
general who bearded the lion n bis den de6ed him,
challenged him on his most potent points and van.
quished him without mercy, s the man Of the hour.
regard Arthur P. German as one Of the greatest
men Of our age. he is not only far seeing pOlItl
clan, who reads the signs Of the times far in cd.
vance Of the popular wave, but he iS q statesman n
every sense, and as the leader Of the Democracy,
would certainly inspire the grand old party with
renewed vigOr and activity. 10 Q contest for ths
Presidency with Mr.. Roosevelt, he would rally
around him thousands OF the best minds ia the nation
and would secure the support Of all men Of all for
mer political alliances, who are sick and tired O
the manipuIatiOns Of the Roosevelt clan. A school
cd parliamentarian, close student Of his country;
and from the day in which he appears on the stag
important political action, be viii stand throughout
the present session Of congress the leader Of The
people and their rights in every section Of the Re
puU4Aos AS nuCu AOnbnplOug 10 Will AuoAo uO mir
taxes because he is cool headed, hOneSt Of hear
and brave. He dares to do the right TO advOcat'
equal justice to all sections, and such course can
not fail to place him on the pedestal Of fame.
failure on the part Of the Democratic party to rail-!
arOuHd him at this important hour, would seem d
me one Of the most damaging errors oi the parity
entire life. Senator German is not Of the ''slOI
Over'' class. BE is heady, honest end reliable
His grand victory in his state this fall, agans
the most uneven and unfair opposition, pittsed q
be was against the Republicans great machine, re
iuiOrced by negro solid vote Of half an hundret
thousand, places him before the American people a
general worthy Of any mans steel. His success 1
not due TO shFewdness alons, for be is wise an,
skIlliul As veil. His advancement means confdenc
Of The highest type through every business iuteres
Of the nation from the largest corporation 70 th
most modest and humble husbandman Of the field o
the tOling millions in the shops and factories. Yes
German viii be the next Democratic nominee fs
President and he viii be the next Presideut.u
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The report that Atlanbs vail 90 into
the regulation thirty days because Dan
the record on q Birmingham track is
geFatiOn.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

These are watchfnl days In Washington. No
public man oan 60 70 the White House and avoid
plans, Of course.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

M. Philippe Buena- VariIla is stil giving 90 ex-
hibition Of loqnaoity that would Do iustice to any
individual Who is ust itching 70 see the canal con
spiraey pulled through without running aiO0l Of
snags Ii the way Of honesty and patriotism.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The train robbers Of the West viii stand ahaah
before the attempt Of TIE female bandits 0l IA
York City 70 snatch hoWers from the brides haIr
sssweir wedding in the metropolis.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Ninety-six young Filipinoa have been sent to the
United States 20 acquire college education. The
army Ei take care Of things out there til they know
enough to run Q colony.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

IN the nnptual trade Tuesday q n.
ess got Duke, 8 Marquis, E Visco.
three times and 3 BarOB twice. Il is /
her moneys worth.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Young Mayor Mcclellan is credited With the in
tentiOn Of offering the job Of commissioner Of pOica
to General Miles At first blush this will sound like
3 Joke, but when II Is considered that old Genera
dckles, the hero Of Gettysburg, ls lOWly aderman
il viii net appear disprOpOrttOnAte. Again, fou
years before Roosevelt became president be held
this post IN New York. General Miles is 8 New
Yorker by choices aud eight months ont Of the yea
the man whom Queen Victoria said va the hand
soonest officer she had ever seen may Be seen 10 ta
corridors Of the Waldorf. The Evening Post Is int
clined to be iactOus the possibility Of Miles a
the head Of the department Of police. In remarked
"We should welcome q new picturesqueness n the
routine Of the force. What the captoF Of Geronim6
would do TO Monk Eastman and similar East side
chiefs may be imagined In the light Of history We
should expect TO see General Miles white plume
lead the chase 10 the gashouss district aud our
thugs trembling as ertswhie The Sioux, the Navajo
and Apache"
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

President Roosevelt has been eDt
caFtOOnists ct lunch. They we're thus
zee those famous teeth IL action.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Mr.,William F. zeigler, Of the b.
trust, may Jet me the day that he cal
Baldwin 8 cigarette smoking dude.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Toy pistols have been debaFred in [
regulation extermipatOrs, however, vi
be IN general use.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Senator Morgan knows tco much ab
oceanic canal 70 please those who are
familiar terms With the lobbyists and J
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The AsheVille citizens who paid.
'spetri6ed mani that turned ont TO be
land cement leel that they have been s
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Roosevelsis sfraid that be sees the
on the wall, but the probabilities are
y OhiO's Mark.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18
WE WASTE TOO MUCH ON NON-ESSETlALS.

n is veil 10 be careful about details
10 some things you do, or are hav'
ing dOne-in others it is sheer
waste Of precious time, says Ella
Wheeler Wilcox IN Chicago Ameri-
can.
Like economy, IL can be eithev a
vice or q virtue.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18
THE PRACTICAL REAS(

DVOCATES Of the I
for the inner Oceani
fond Of declaring that
gan and others who {
aragus route do 90 20
reasons, says the
News. This is q ri
and shows either )
knowledge on the paI
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

sThings are not always what they see
Mauayunk Philosopher. ''Manya do
welcome
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The Hon. David Bennett Hills silen
that there Is g suspicion that the
tongue.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

Panama is said TO have enough area
horse race or q football game, even wht
in.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

one Of Daniel Fr0hna1's addresses
marry hin. She evidently played 70 q
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

With fund Of $3.50, 900 the New
dealers should be able to stimulate iut
flight.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

The suddenness Of the thing took
breath temporarily and her canal route
II.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

AooOrdidg to Henry Irving, Amer
ere the handsomest and best app.
world.
Okolona messenger., 1903-11-18

AUG EoHVfe tuat Atl0uba VIII 20 lmh0
the regulation thirty days because Dan
the record on q Birmingham track is
geratiOn.
Senator Morgan knows tco much ab
oceanic canal 70 please those who are
familiar terms with the lobbyists and /
The AsheVille citizens who paid.
'spetrifed man" that turned out 10 be
land cement leel that they have been
Mr.,William F. Zeigler, OF the b.
trust, may Jet ne the day that he cal
Baldwin 8 cigarette smoking dude.
President Roosevelt has been eBt
cartOOnists ct lunch. They we're thus
zee those famous teeth 10 action.
Toy pistols have been debarred in [
regulation extermiDators, however, vi
be in general use.
ROosevelsis sfraid that be sees the
on the wall, but the probabilities are t
y Ohio's Mark.
ssThinga are not always what they see
Manayunk Philosopher. "Manya do.
Welcome. -
The Hon. David Bennett Hills silen
that there is g suspicion that the {
With 3 fund Of $3.50, 900 the New
dealers should be able to stimulate iut
tight.
AocOrdidg to Heury irving, Amer
ere the handsomest and best app
world
The suddenness Of the thing took
breath temporarily and her canal r0ute
y
Panama is said to have enough aret
horse race or football game, even Vi
in.
one Of Daniel FrOhaan's actresses
marry hin. She evidently played g g
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18
BY Mary c. Judd, Author of "a 3 OF Birds"

49, . -. 2 e-~ = + s 81 ~ 49,
Il HERE sits that owl Of mine blinking, Winking in the
Is MONDAY and I determined to make
him his letting twist himself until
I have discovered how he does it -
peculiar and vain If know that when put
finger hand behind the of owls neck he al
tries and what doing Around
his bill to lightning that
head makes the circuit the neck
joint The fluff hides such
extent that each boy girl who the of
action wants to make experiment and the owls
spinal cord patience would be nothngness if the
sharp curved beak did often the
constant twisting, Wringing, motion. Love owl
much capable of loving still fascinating
whirlng motion the head gaze into
behind its will be delight child and
torment to the bird ,-s - =
-.sZ=. -, Boys Aviary. q. .-.-
A boy friend who neishbor of had huge
aviary. 1t built lower branches
dooyard This aviary made of wire netting
chicken fencing usually called the
it served its Well The have been fifteen
feet high twenty feet long and nearly In this
housed and birds which
known to sing clatter smile Two of
and called Owl Vrginanus).
nearly white with feathery bars
their breasts and wings they did decorative
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18
MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, APRIL 1s, 1908
Ab0ut Some Oul Pets.

Of mutual love? Anthony used to hide Screechy
pocket and she knew host many
as squirrel She sometimes to school with him
the pupils We're always delighted when they caught
screechy head emerging from Anthonys coat
teacher fortunately bird
corning these visits has that photo
graphs OF Screechy in the fetching
would readily assume, for she perfectly willing
anywhere the long Anthony was near by to-
protect her owship 80
screechy rarely screeched that her
was misnomer. Probably her used
her SO well that she needed to complaint
only notes were sort of low conversational
wanted food eating. 49, :.
Screechy ate ANYTHING and everything given
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18


rather she swallowed all things
for their first test, but whether.
her sense Of taste resided in
the pit of her stomach or CROP:
Or whether her good coInmon-
sense told her when, TO: reject,
we always knew that Seresehy s.
acceptance Of nom eatahles was
only for a moment. They were
returned, unused, unchanged,
in a second of time if not,
wanted. AS with the larger
owls all undigested bones and
skins of mice or other natural
food were disgorged in pellets.
Now for a girls experience
with baby owls, and here is
the story as she told it,:
A Girl and the Baby Owls.
I'm my tree climbing esca-
pades in early March, l discov-
cred in one of the small red
oaks, or jack oaks as we called
them, a huge. nest of sticks,
and, of course, thought it a
squirrels nest, and the boys
L.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18

the barn provided sufficient supply for scant meal day.
brought to bits
added the amount of secured at the
butcher Cats be clever, but
night for owl, if left to secure his
will rid barn of mice in short time, and what
pair Industrious which
accomplish in hours visit to colony Of meadowmice
during moonlight darlsome nights would be sad tale
for historian to relate This fact must
lieve from seeing the quantity of efood it took satisfy
the demands of Wills four pets.
Hungry Jac<y Owl. ..- .
would Jacky perch Up come
toward him fairszed bit of meat With c1inging
tightly he would reach the other,
cutch the tossed 1000 ana ne was sooo
his head slightly forward the meat with his carving
knife Of beak, and 10! it and he always
three footfus and beakfuls of
Owls dissect in divide their food
whether other meat and bones hair feathers
indigestble material
The Horned Owls perfectly well in the day
time half dsbelieved my own eyes and trusted to the
storybooks wanted enter WHY'S avary put
hand those feathery backs their daily did
the wire door and found that neither variety these
birds of wisdom needed blue glasses to shade their glazing
the day time did not actually enter. merely
tempted make intimate acquaintance without suff
Gent recognition of the rules OF polite society in the owl
country closed behind with myself
owl the beaks Of four rate
fingers There is sometimes wise disere
retreat. Owls number Of things
daytime all the neighbor children discovered slowly,
why they Never Stolen.
The pets stolen: An beab give
tremendous pinch when it has a good grasp.
Will kept year them
travelling menagerie The birds had learned
of him. but possible
loss chickens the he had allowed
their freedom
Anthony another boy friend, acquaint
ance, a. pet Screech Owl owl,
notified owl of the other names by which this
midget is known tiny suit of fecked
variegated yellow
would sit foreinger by the half hour unmoved
by anvznoise about he of
If she meant to test the quality flesh
her Of the gentlest sort She
petted would perch randpr
hervva wins and my nj ca -
One pretties pictures Imaginable,
wisdom guarding innocence when this little
perched baby girl who loved her
did of wisdom would gaze intenty
the blue eyes to
charm shot sight
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horns or ears Of their fellow
captives and were, I suppose,
the Barred Owl.
Feeding time was the event
Of the morning or the after
noon, for every child in the.
neighborhood usually planned
to be passing by Willie's back.
yard at the hour when his pets
were to be fed. To have a.
chance to toss the meat scraps
for. those flexible toes of the:
one uplifted foot of each bird,
to catch was the JOY of every
boy. And even now after a
somewhat better acquaintance
with the wonderful fitness of
birds feet to their work, an
OWLS foot is an interesting
study to me as he raises it to
clasp his meat and to take that
food to his mouth.
At. first, Will attempted to
forage for mice and "such small
cattle for his meat eaters, but
neither prey stolen from the
house. cats nor that which was
captured in the box traps in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18

lieved the bottom part home
Of squirrel the three young
owls various say
the big owls do build huge nest two and three feet across
of believe
old birds simply stripped off the squirrel home
and made of the lower filling in few leaves and
other soft material on which to rest their eggs These
have been able endure without hurt cold
and icy seet for the last days of February
usually summary in Minnesota.
1.-The smallest owle covered with soft white down.,
while the others had begun to change their white to grayis
brown There much difference in the size between
the owlet between chicken
and just Matched Owls know always begin to sit
for Matching the first is laid They
this they will persist in laying cold storage
1t probably makes the certainly
gives them good early start for the spring Of awak
ening life in the shape Of newly aroused chpmunk gopers
and the fresh hordes of meadow mice:
Down the ground under the tree I found as
pellets nouse-fur bones. I
would require bird food but henthat didn't
mel wanted those owls and took the largest and
the smallest leaving for the parents keep housing
The Surfing of the owets.
What father mother said beside "Whoo?" when
they returned find their middesized child alone do not
know Perhaps owls do not count. Let hope for the
owlets which with realized that
kind They fairly stuffed with all OF
from breakfast cakes to mnce pie. Whatever
left table claimed by for pets Owls must
creatures for dyspepsia other internal
them Neither did they
and clumsy. of food would make
chicken pie nourishng They of the
type and build: I was wild with delight when the
feathery Peters
other taken from the nest? Was this because
person. posted in owl history knows of such
hornless horned OWL They tell that either mistaken
kind Of owl stole her into the nest long
leave for stranger to cherish Explain
it you may, simply know that the father Great
Horned Owl his mate must have BEEN but she would
enough to let see her Even when robbed
kept showed the courage of
all the time
my kitten owls, called them, the pride of
the boys all the farms around envied me"
getting in being allowed raise hen1
able to take of them
the first day of their home in the barn.
actually feared their little curved beas
they could good purpose. The owlets
they pleased When their wings fully
grown they clipped after
corn barn for sleeping place day time. Z
. - Lively Times Night. =
suspect feathercd cats rather lively night
always they paid board in Riding
and reached there just in time to see
trying off in his claws Plymouth Rock hen
himself much heavier My rate parent
stopped of mice remaining destroyed
list of living owls suddenly decreased by
.Poly the hofness mate, remained with US and be-
1adyke until fall then she suddenly dis
eathered friend sought home in the
owls live here during the Minnesota winters
than likely she fell victim to the with
always in search of moving life in the tree tops
oaks small to have hollows large enough
Polly sliding place. but still have lingering belief
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18
TWO Confederate Senators.

August Emmett Maxwell who with Senator G. Vest
Missouri surviving member of eonfeder
is living in Pensacola, F1a at the age of 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18


While President Roosevelt swinging
a
being white
sultan bv the Arabs of this French colony All the
monies reception have been exceedingly brill
liant, and peculiar to this picturesque country.
The Reliance, the new defender Americas cup,
which was launched April something
appearance of Swimming dish rather than of the accepted
O defenders. a
Constitution,
the Herreshos which rejected trial in favor OF Co.
lumba. IT, %sssEzss~:< s. #s.zszzs = = g
gap of but nfty miles noys exists between the eastern
branches of the Alaskan telegraph system
month in opinion Of General Greeley. will them
joined BY al the cable connecting Seattle with Juneau
will complete BY the middle of November if nothing
wrong Alaska will be in teegraphc communication
with the United States ~|@~~'- 49,
: Commander F. the Monterey believed
in Canton. against
dynasty, which at
tack against Christians and foreigners He learned
of 5000 had stolen into Canton,
hiding with friends. With the assistance English,
French and German gunboas he took such
the bud and bring about general
conspators houses many
dcations found of impending attack and the Chinese
officials themselves acknowledge
their plans only because of Commander brakes discovery
their designs and his prompt action. 49,
Chentung Chinese Washington
that he considers English already the world
his charge about 100 Chinese
to this country gain education following in
footsteps Chentung himself part
at Andover, Mass He that he thinks
diplomatic ranks English sufficient. Formerly
the language Of diplomacy Regarding
assignment Sir Chenung regards himself
the fortunate in the world at
this time. -.
Yung anti-foreign bureau of
the ruler of
dropsical trouble At beginning
he viceroy Of the province of Pe-chi-
generaissmo Of the Chinese the
in China not excepting Ii Hung Chang
death of Earl Ii has Yunglu
with debating the policy Of the
emperor He thoro-going unenghtened China
man. and to
any foreign ply actually deathbed
commission sent out by Investigate
Danish Indies
better conditions
considerably dsheartened by what they
Danish the Caribbean The majority of
s,lize the conditions existing
Inu4eSs a from feeling sentiment
the idea of parting
possessions. They believe reforms government
prosperous holding.
report royal commission above mentioned,
doubleday bring them to realization Of their mistaken
probably sentiment
49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18
The L1orid for a U1eek.

RESIDENT ROOSEVELT has been lost this week
IS In the seclusion of the Yellowstone Park. 3 His
wishes to be- left without the company of repre-
sentatiVes of the press have been generally re-
saltln
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- wishes be@left without the of repre-
EaS$SfA press been generally
garded, altho reporter arrested while try
ing intercept the president Another arrest made
presidents camp proved
park employe called in vicinity
While his been given
awaiting the president nevertheless has
kept in daily touch with his party. So =
The strike in Holland collapsed rather unexpectedly last
Saturday Charges made that the Of unonism had
been betrayed thus the collapse The government
passing the which the
of the strike and the at her sanction which
immediate quarters it is said
collapse German
venton affected because the outlet
the Rhine thru Holland and anything that affects the
carrying Holland will German Nat
uray Germany is not likely to stand idly by under such
circumstances brought about by the Dutch strike
Spndleop, the great oil region Beaumont Texas
visited another disastrous This
100000 has twenty oil
175 wells in the tract but five have
still standing. companies carried nsur
warship Christina, the vessels sunk by
Admiral Dewey Manila successfully raised, hoated
beached last week About eighty skeletons found
hull These will be given American naval funeral
shows that the ship scutted when Admiral
wreckng endeavoring
all of the sunken Spanish warships.