The National tribune., 1903-04-09

VERsiTY GAP AND GOWN.
.;onr % son.+or snoonor rho u,douhtodlv
tlons 10 senator epooner, VINO undouoteuiy
Is one vi .ie DE men ~ Tue NaalS.iIi eouH
q Bic y, man IN tho Ranubl;con nartt, in Vic,
CONSUL CONSUL anu WISCONSIN IL ah iinporlahl
ot Ill M. c, HILL .,,l.
;. IOWA; Inc Suhii.st's anu nun ihIolos
no anu .ne I ", lart.sNeLsuS taith IeuuI
!ioh ISSUE. thGle y .na M WIZ! VI 'ioupie
ihso,veu IN the rowa st.pa.,on: s.;
.:u Mn.eso.a ouoas . Tb QUESTION
sun ol.nns .se ss5 ne tfia.y t ias
Committed eenm tI' What viii viii Minnesota do about
II! men; there IS nnsstie palr9naSe liz &c
Sion Win senator Nelsol, 10 S S mesieu, ior
senator Neisoh inea4isYlHe ecaiiuiiaslaii
,9, anu Tue ocahuiiia'iah 'o'e heah'
M! ..n r, ;l' 20 - o.,.o,,
oresoh: there n Mpuple III OiS fi
anu on tne very eve ~. ospaaetfe from
Ihe Shpl'al me IiesMent - mt viii
den ron ex-senator la, 9, i issim,on.
Cailiorn.a' ms oe'i.e Is Utmost eA
hausteu Win pliesIiiactioli'i ieuu y.
long staIulhs. ~ tl4h ffyesiuen. r. lochiis
TOT the strenuous 2i Us, Us s.i nuu II III
endeaVors TO prlhg.z5Hfei> Aspuoiicaus 10 10
Getner IN Saii - agar Z 49,, g.
NeDraska: Inc ItoseMule,-hGIeer ihc
tionai ESht Is, peAsrIsNlYea. II ~ noi
4 .
Inahasers soessihs' WIN 'he Gnu h'' l"
signt; mi. u;..ro,- eo,a
-, Mi .h n e.. otioaeI .rn,,tia r., Ms.
souri, are omhipresent.
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Inc rresiueht kneT IN sehelai WAY Wy
OF al these troubles peiore ne toek lne
risk OF ENHANCEMENT IN them. His friends
nope ne VIII curry lle Dnte prahcn oe
tween tne Iartions, a1a a thal wien he se.s
baGk 10 washington ~ days neHoe peace
VIII prood over the west rom SnippgWa
TO the iand OF the OhihooR ana from Dis
marcK 10 the Dig Muauy:
M A..
Inc fresident aroused preJad.ee the
very nrst pop out Oh tne noA, neloie ne
had even reacheu ms sP!eiiala Prasal "a car,
AT the station 10 see hln OH : was baron
was the only member or the diplomatic
corps VINO mao the grace 10 go 10 tne
Depot to see the President start ON ms
long trip, ana ne nrst asked eecre'ary nay
II 1t could possibly be miscohstrued II ne,
the representative OF the German people,
should gratiiy ms desire to bid MS per
sonal friend, Theodore Rooseveit, bon
voyage at the station. secretary nay
told him IT would be emInentiy proper
for him to DO SO, and SO. attired IN pam
morning suit, and wearing no insignia OF
ohSc, nv was VaA h.l'ii At " ~ Inv = Shii''JA
vania Station. There are many pre-
cedents for this action. The President
saw him at once and greeted him heartily.
shall you be here when l return IN
June, Baron 2 asked the President. The
Baron replied that he would. Ihen we
gether," declared the President with evil
dent pleasure. The Baron observed that
his own horses are in India and that he
might not have them in the United States
by that time. The President Immediately
turned to one of the White House attend
ants and ordered that his own horses be
placed at the disposal of the Baron and
Baroness Won Sternberg, whenever they
desired to ride. Il shall be very much
pleased if you and the Baroness will ride
them while l am away"
The Baron quietly thanked the Presi-
dent, rood-bys were said, and the Presi-
Baron Won Sternberg could have said or
done otherwise. He might have drawn
his cloak about him, and folded his arms
tragedy fashion andn replied haughtily to
ident, that his Government didn't permit
him to 'play on theiiWhite House cellar
door, or ride White House horses" but
tragedy and the little Aaron would 60 but
ill as twins, and, then. ,he wore no cloak.
He did exactly the flight thing, acknowl-
edged the courtesy offered by one gentle