davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-05-29

rer for every 10000 living has risen in
the last thirty years from IT'S to 5.T2.
It has more than doubled for males and
nearly doubled for females. Cancer is,
however, distinctly a disease of later
life, increasing in prevalence as age
increases beyond the middle term.
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Mrs. Palmer Denies lt,
Paris May 25.-Mrs Potter Palmer pro-
nounces the story OF her engagement 70
the prince OF Monaco absurd.
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Il should like whole congregation
Of prize fighters; Fcould do far more
with them than with stuck-up, con
ceited people" said General Booth, al
sluding tosthe conversion Of a professiprs
81 pugilist during his recent American,
tour.
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ABERDEEN's POPULATION e,e21
City Shows a Bona Eide 62 Per Cent.
increase Since Census OF

City Shows a Bona Eide 62 Per Cent.
Increase Since Census of 1900.
Aberdeen, S. d., May 27-City Asses
sor Campbell has completed his work
of assessment OF the property of Aber-
deem and while doing the work he made
q count of the population Inc finds
6,612, exclusive Of a large number who
live in hotels and are in town only a
part of the time, but who are voters
here. Taking the actual count of those
listed gives the city an increase of C2
per cent. in population since the census
of 1900, which was taken by Mr.. Camp
bell, and which showed 4,0ST. He es-
Inmates from the best figures to be OBJ
tanned that the hotel jewellers not
reached by him will bring the total up
to over 1000. There are eleven of the
hotels from which he believes that over
400 would be secured If he should take
the time to follow the count as closely
as he did when taking the census three
years ago. This has not been done as
the count was only incidental to the
assessing.
Hail Hurt Garden Truck.
Beresford, S. D., May 27.-A heavy
hailstorn south Of here destroyed con-
siderable garden truck but did very lit
tie damage to grain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
SOC L
DOIlNGS

~ M NJ. J. carter entertained the
Ihi. YNIwaws club Wednesday. May
ID. az her home. The members were
Ian present and the meeting was a
very delightful one.
The Lotus club gave a pretty
dhneinr party Wednesday evening
al the Renton Hiil clubhouse. A
/ large number OF guests we're pres
I emit
Mr. v. Onnroy. ir., leaves for Al
/ aakn today lie will be away sew
crni months
The Schubert club held q rehearsal
yeafarday afternoon. There was a
/ rnaa attendance The club Is max
+ Ing great prepa futiens fer "a concert
I 10 be given some time Ia June.
/ The Young Ladies' ,tnch club met
I Wednesday afternoon at the home %
Ms a. l. crawford. iiit Marion
+ street Mrs. Iioyrie and Miss Hug
+ rtra were the huatpsscs. The club
/ was royalty entertained.
Tho Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
society held its regular monthly
! meeting Wednesday afternoon ui
, as y m. at GernaHia hall. Some
I lr,s f5artauf business Was transacted.
Miss Ethel i<nhlo hps taken
lapnftnents at the Barrett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
FOR A CITY
BEAUTIFUL


Public parks and the general
beaaslfyinR OF the city were sub
,sets Of enthusiastic discussion at
the meeting Of the Renton htli I'm
provement Club last night Almost
every member present had some
sht.,g - saw in favor Of the heauti-
fying ~ the city and OF establishing
..sshier parks. play grounds AID oihst
places of recreation.
Before the meeting adjourned u
was decided q hold a mass meeting
the early part Of next week, At
Witch J G. oimsted. the park expert
nov az work for the city, will be
invited to speak.
T. NJ Daaitou, president OF the
ci,,b. waa appointed u special com
utlstee Of one 10 confer with MI
pitnst.d. and the secretary was IN
rtsssrted 60 notify the other i'm
pfavement clubs Of the city OF the
mass meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
GIVES PLAN
A SETBACK


The plans Of Or Alexander De soto
for = new $1,000 hospital 70 take the
place % the present wsysidc Mission
hospital beat on che waterfront re-
ceixed n serious setback yesterday
aftrfncoa, when the council com
mittse on streets practically decided
shAs the city council has no tight 10
lease pubiit streets Tor private pur-
poses.
pr. De Soto proposed q icARs that
part 10 Jackson street extending out
from the shore 90 the inner hsriof
lire ~ a rental of 81 year upon
the agreement thar he would erect .
81. ese Institution with a barterle-
logical department.. where expert
mental work would Be done foF the
eits free Of charge
II was found however. that the
Pacific Coast Company il claiming
under the terms q a franchise re-
Gently granted Il. part OF the street
which Or he soto proposed 20 lease.
The committee drcidcd 70 take nc
final action IN the matter Ontl an
opinion could be secured from the
corporation counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
COMMUNITY RID OF
WILLIAM CASWELL
He Has Dec0nped From the City to Evads Arrest
IN Charge Of Wife Beating unfortunate
Woman Is Recovering

Natk and earn a living fof herself
she SAYS she has 4 knaek Of naking
mooney SO h lone Nay and that she
has enough lefg 81 the money donat 9
FL hy readers OF the star to keen
her comfortably lill she has entire
Is recovered irwin hes present III
uesH
A fe9 weeks aEn William casWell
ATTEMPTED is have his wife sent e.
the insane asylum. su that he wosia
net have a. bus medicine for her
aud support hrf longer pu that oge
eHnlnn Mrs. CamNe Ell teia her Htafs
ef the abuse and Indiruitica 1aHweil
had heapcd anon her
ticf story excited a great deal II
sympathy and has wen her many
charitable friends Ahe Niil set that
site b. provided for
The last thing taHwell ga before
hiH hurried departure wan "a gath
~ up hts Wtfe's personal effects and
SCH their Tor money Ca huy ticket
Tor California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

William easWcil accused Wife
Beaten has bica0ie fugitive from
Justice. ENefy eHort has been nadr
bY tho shrridh ofilct a. nnl him and
arrest him ON warrant ehargiuF
aim with assault ard battery bat 81
wan positively aaccfiained to-day
that he lar the eitN for California
inside ~ an hour after "a friend had
tipped un "a hlm the fact that hr
Was about Ia be called "a answer fuf
his ahase 81 hts lnvaila wife
Mrs CasNeilH diNafer suit and
petition foF alilnouy Is % he heAfti
In a feN dan. tfcr attorneys. Va.
teftnaH q tirndran, Say. however.
that judgement FOR ailmanN VIII lse
rfacNealis worthless. as even 81
easweii iH located. 10 sin be- dimeuit
IA fcree him Sc spppart hts wife.
when he d 40 louFef eith TIE iufis
dielina of the cnurt
Mrs CasN0l SASS that she ~ be-
canning - much STRONGER that she
thinks nhe viii soon be able -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

backward system. 81 Hssins thAt BE
te pafffrtiY aHtaandTs with fhr
many ard esSaf natural facilities -
AnA about Seattle fuf PARIS and
beauiifas drives,
since his arrival IN the city =
y ssk Asu NJ ola4asr4 with hls a..
sisgnnt. fgT9y IeueN. accompanied
b ussfabSr. % the park board Hud
Captain Pratt q ths Unitsd States
coast ard rensistie survey. has been
making tours 1f the city FnakinE
uatss Of existing conditions Thee.
wfth the surveys prepared BY ths
saztnssFtnx department.. be siii taks
East with htfu and use fhHm In
mapping Uat the pafk and boaiea
ward stsfsfas
Mr. Oisnatst has hal consider
shln experience IL iayinK oat parks
for other effles. henen members II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
OBJECT TO NEW
NOMENCLATURE

A. the regular monthly meeting Of
the board Of education. last night,
more protests tn the remaining q
the city schools were heard.
Charles r.. Fowler. n resident OF
NadronA heights. objected 20 the
new name % Lee for the school now
known aN the Randall
The Rainier Heights improvement
club takes exception to changing
the name % the Rainier school 10
Lincoln, and George W. Furry pro-
tests against Morse az the new name
for thr Queen Anne school
Secretary Jones was authorised 20
advertise FOR fie eaa worth Of text
books and school supplies. Fourteen
euuueretorr were appointed 20 take
the school census for the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

.xxs Hs waists to start an lnea-
bAtor.
Eid Parker viii uow So eass &c
NE sauer-krant and spinach diet
Important
During the whist Tournament Al
stsr~t sasu and other conYsyAtsees IN
town vii be equipped sith rubber
tires a. shsy won't make any n"irf
Chinese highbindsfr are Al wots
In sFslsco. They have prices On iAeiF
heads.
Hannah Anderson, former nntss
Of kn9land'a royal family 10 dead Al
The age Of -.
Harry nuiiin. HaSerstraw. y. =
haw demanded -. 90 &c Nsnezselah
.r.xsfnmsnt far false tnsFtsonment
Mr.. Ias. n. polk. Chicago. tried
10 neht firs in her home alone ana
Was burned t. death.
n tsnst che first time that The
NI4~ay has been blown az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

The park haaFd state that he o. murr
e.. --efNRtlNeN about the expenditure
Of mon " than the commissioners
thomaaivcn Az olmHted wants Go
prepare parking system that VII
hs magnificent yet he is well aware
that he must prepare ono That VII
cost reasonable sum II money, one
that will meet the approval nf the
taxpayers ne well az the park com
naihaiuuern,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
|STARDUST
Newsy Little items
From around World

Looks saore and more lise an. open
winter,
Yaw Naw. SO away. Don't come
back same other day.
The soothing stiffness II the icy day
Tells ef a time far. faf away
When soda fountain men wili answer
winhs
Ia nslns up thoss cool refrcah.nf
drinks
1he sultan ~ AmparuEano. a Moro
rhisftain iguamiuiausiy defeated by
the Americans, Yankees captured
ten forts
freueh religious orders prepare 60
resist the stringent government
edigr against them.
tsou Mcdonald pleaded guilty "a
Efavr robbery Ia Indianapolis. aud
sos three years.
Andrew carneKle presided ovey
meeting - hfisiah Iron and Steel
Institute Ia London.
Twelve persons burned Co death
IN a train wreck. fifty miles from
isest Arthur. Ont
1be sabaeeo trust has Il last
taaEht aut its sole rival aad is now
the most Aea9ints monopoly Ia ex-
istencs
Aanas Aosma. greatest actress IN
L tiernany. has broken DOVE frem
ctrrv ora Il Ia a sanitarum.
0oner. Cuban general. wants Cuba
: q send a bis exhibit to the -
Louis exposition
Packing house business IA ChicaFo
almost suspended on Areauui -
strike q stationary engineers.
sui,as's truapa Badly licked near
atsiiiia Moroeco.
A soon a. Inhn W Oates landed
on Johnny nuirn domains hr rs-
I marked thar hr too aas a bail
On this aida the pond ne always was
bar"
Ten sptnoa taks cut cGtiasnahtp
papers In PiftsbFx
How lansNusnr II must be IN Lnn-
deu Nhsn thrre tent sssfns fort 81 a
scandal Ia the air.
pFines pruspss ~ Afeuhnrw. Ger
man noble has Gaus insaFee.
Maurice 0rsu sSss b. has Ahans
dofsed epss= and imprezafio business
( Zoe keeps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
SPECULATIVE
ON cHAR/7Y

LONDON. May s-Poor people
v no are the recipients q dasss 81
charity have established \ custom
81 Specializing on the special gifts ~
the king with each doe II n little
hitr leather purse containing a
penny matching each year Of King
Edwards aKe. lie IL CT pennies.
However. the poor cell these purses
for several times their actual value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
A RARE OCCASION
Biggest Embroidery Purchase
Ever Brought West

Msssrs Stone. Fisher & Lane have
purchased from a New York Inn
porter his entire stock Of Embruid-
edries. FIoancinKS, EdgnEs. Inser-
tons and ~Alioycrs." The prices are
far and away the lowest on record
For Il IL aHdrTEsoqa saat beautiful
swisssa. worth for 81 a yard. are to
be sold for 81 Is ard the prices on
narrow insertions will be on the
same rattle A window OF these fine
goods q attracting quite a lot Of
attention. But none VIII be sold tin
Monday next. The particulars OF the
sale win be printed in the Sunday
Timsa. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
MURDERERS
ARE HANGED

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May s-Henry
Wilson and Sampson Gray. negroes.
were hanged In the SAIL yard here
this morning without accident. Both
committed murder in attempting
robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Ns~uezasr EusssuEgsx As.e@ssastaas
WASH NsTu&. ID 81. MAJ s.
Tts premier typs > ritter % TIRE NaFld
+ Miss MARY ~ Pretty whas3 nAtae
- the NSN. il ~ ulisuatt~r. she n
- pretty ae sas q saaesfy an she
Typewriter. and her nasf nai " re
ufarkalfe far sta grace ard rase. she
4
s 49, - 80 ~
wsgrN - ne Enif@G States patent Of
zee. Ard The fscafd with witch aha
h4s Yea fasae IL - 80 worts IN sit
hnuFm. sac rad her emn COPY. Mes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

The Sale doesn't need H. Got all the
business we can wait on
This ad, Is to poke up the tardy mem
bers, You'll have 10 hurry in the morning.
Afternoon rush and evening jam make this
announcement necessary.
The Sale is big. dismal success
We're cutters
We've had enough.
Marked down the whole works.
Offer the fixtures and the mirrors for
Fifty Cents on the Dollar. And as soon as
the Clothing is gone. wen throw in the
goodwill
Haven't word TO say against anybody.
Envy no mans success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

nsrT~ than an srfaF O. shs rsss Es=
discovered either. Htssdy nerves
ausi = power Il essucenarattan sussB
- D. TIE secret - her success.
Mia Pretty has every reason .
sspsrf RAPID pFefuutiaa until abe
reached the titaa marx. thN btahsHt
~>0O yNO - SD0D q ss>>Ne -t4 =
ard pfter ta cssmina "a Washington
fFse eaisfs - 81 81 a wssk ftuzn
Philadelphia commercial house.
Ma Pretty i ~ ssaFs aia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

souvenirs, The pennies are coined
specially for the occasion In tho
royal mint The dole ~ present
amounts 20 about "a for each man
and 40 for each woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
PLANS OF
OLMSTED


Members 81 the city park hoard
quote John q. oims.sd. tbs noted
park expert who u now tn the city
preparing - map OUT a rark and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
This Is Not a
/" Bo0st"

But the Clothing businessi Not any
more.
We want to get our money out, and
that's all
We've said enough.
The sum and substance Of II all is this:
Three Dollars worth for less than Two.
Were going TO quit that's why.
Clothing.
Hats.
Shoes.
Furnishings.
Open Saturdays a. m. TO II p. m.
But, III You're Waking. Call Me
Early"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
MEMS SUITS

MEMS SUITS
All Wool Wurstea Chevioia.
Tweada. desirable patterns. worth
1900. t4f5.
Mems Imported WoretedH.
spring styles. single and double
breasted. worth fi250, now tee.
Mems blue and Black herge,
handsomely made, trimmings Of
the best. worth $500, now 1875.
MEMS PANTS
tfa1 WarEteds. sse-
f2b0 All Wool. fi.a4.
800 and 1900 All Wool. t2ss.
YOUTHS sulTs
Youths 1900 All Wool Tweefa.
Cheviots and Houenpun, now
tf.sb.
Youths Fancy Imported Cnasi-
more quits. many patterns 20
choose from. ares ie 70 20; worth
go 60 tfs. 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

TIVE sultan ~ AmparuEano. a Mote
rhieftaiu iguaminiausiy defeated ~
the Americans, Yankees captured
ten forts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Isrussian War MinisssF Gossisr has
RETIRED hsraass hs = asnt hig enough
fsH che bob
David Faik. an Idaho pioneer dead
~ IAoss4 e7tf.
fshieaKo hatsikssp~rs have hesn
importing csean linen from ether
teNuAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

frrueh religious orders prepare q
resist the stringent government
edigU against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

tsou Mcdonald pleaded guilty q
Etavr robbery Ia Indianapolis. and
Eot three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Which Team. Good Rcaderp
A rcaasr Askn the Star Dust man
% Ind nut = hat the Seattle base
bali team vii take Tot iis Euess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Andrew Carnegie presided ovsF
nseiinE ~ british Iron aud Steel
Institute Ia London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Twelve persons burned 90 death
~ a train wreck. fifty miles FROM
isast Arthur. Ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Tho soothing stiffness II the icy day
Islis uf time Tar. fac away
WHEN auda fountain men wili answer
Wtnha
Ia nSlng up thoas cool refreshing
drinks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

The tobacco trust has 81 last
l-aaEht aut its aois rival aad ls uus
the most absolute monopoly Ia -,
lstence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
READ The PRICES

cHiIpRENs SUITS AND
ovERcoATs
chndren'a f8.s0 All Wool =
piece Suits. now going for ti2s.
children $500 and 100 Suits
f-pisee. Norfolk knee pants. all
wool. with or without sailor col
lar. TABS.
chldren's s-piece Suits, worth
1850. IN WorHteda and Fancy
Chrviatn. a great bargain. now
going for tg4b.
7sc Knee Pants. s5c.
MEMS SHOES
Mems also Shoes. hand sewed
throughout. strong sulea. broad
waits. f210.
Meu'a High Finished. Extra
Strong Iiand-scwed Shoes. worth
1900. 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Looks .nore and more llhe an. opef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Asuas soFma. greatest actress In
Gsrurany. has broken down from
ekrrp ora IL ia a saaitArium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Comes. Cuban general wants Cuba
q send a BIS exhibit to ths ~.
Louis exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

A aaon a. iuhu ~ Oates landed
on Johnny nuirs domains h. re-
marked thar he too AS a bail
On this side the pond he always war
a Hbekr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Yaw Yaw, SO away. Don't conn
hack some other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Ten srqnoH take cut eitiasnahlp
papers Ia Piftsbrx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

How ien'eaipr II must be IN Lon
deu shsn thfre Tent sams saFt u =
scandal Ia the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

faFinee f'rususf ~ Afsuh nvw. a Ger
man noble has Eeas insaF,e.
Maurice ursu sNss he has ahans
dared epss= and lmprezafio business
foe kceps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-01

public peace and order, not for the ascer-
tainment or vindication of private rights or
the other ordinary functions OF govern
ment. For these the courts and other
agencies of the law were stin open. and no
exigency required interference with their
functions. But within it's necessary field.
and for the accomplishment of its Intended
purpose, it was martial law with all its
powers. The government has and must
have this power or perish. And 1t must De
real power, sufficient and effective for its
ends. the enforcement of law, the peace and
security of the community as to life ana
property.
'"The resort to the arm of the government
means that the ordinary civil officers TO
preserve order are subordinated and the
rule of force under military methods IS
essary in the discretion of the military
commander. To call out the military and
then have them stand quiet and helpless
while mob law overrides the civil authori-
ties would be to make the government con-
temptible and destroy the purpose of its
existence
This is vitality important ruling, al
though 1t emanates only from a state court
Indeed. that fact renders it especially sig
nificant inasmuch as it establishes the
principle that state can be under
martial law while the rest of the coun-
try is profoundly at peace. and that even
portion of the state may be thus under
such law while the other portions are at
peace. Furthermore, 1t greatly strengthens
the forces which are behind the law,
whether the country be at peace or war. II
the individual members of the militia could
be punished for acts committed by them In
obedience to orders there would be an eno
to discipline. to efficiency, to state security.
Particularly is 1t necessary that this fmmu-
nifty from court proceedings should be
thrown around the soldiers of the National
Guard, who are the states sole reliance
whenever disturbances arise strictly WITHIN
state borders and under circumstances not
warranting the Intervention of the fedcrai
authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-01
Paul du Chaillu.

Paul du Chaillu. who died yesterday in
ST. petersburg, was one of the greatest ex-
plorers of modern times His name will be
ton of the dark portions of Africa with
those of Livingston and Stanley He will
be remembered by many generations of
young readers of books of adventure and
discovery. Naturalists have cause to recol-
lect hlm as the man who proved conclu-
siVely, in the face of now almost unbe-
levable skepticism, that such creature as
the gorilla exists. Du Chaillu was indie
fatigable. He had the true explorers
spirit. a genius for organization and lead
ership, courage which enabled him to
brave the most appalling dangers and the
most stubborn obstacles. He sought al
ways the most forbidding parts of the dark
continent, and when he emerged he in
variably brought forth some new geograph-
ical fact. some chronological curiosity. some
specimen of natural history which instruct
ed the scientific world and perhaps best
of all a fund of reliable information upon
which he based his Incompatible books.
Having passed the age which marks the
stopping point in such hazardous and IA
tiGuing explorations Du Chaillu has of
late years dropped out of the work OF open
see the day when important colonizing
projects were founded upon his discoveries
He contributed valuably to the worlds ex-
pansion movement as well as to the store
OF general information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-01
arcb and the head Of the Roman Church

arch and the head of the Roman Churcn
found pleasure in each others company.
The German emperor is following the
Englishman to Rome. and he. too, will call
on the pope. He Is Protestant monarch,
and his visit is to the King of Italy. There
will Of course be no trouble in his case
either.
King Edward goes now to Paris, and.
later President Loubet will visit London.
These visits will be notable. The cheering
Of British sovereign In the streets of
Paris. and the response in the streets Of
London in honor of the head of the French
nation. will be something to remember
And yet Napoleon In the one capital. and
the Duke of Wellington in the other. will
sleep through it without difficulty, and be
none the poorer in reputation because of it
Times change, and living men change with
them.
1t is really an era of good feeling. Both
church and state are showing it. And yet
there will be no disarmament by any
power-not even a scaling down of the
latest appropriation by any power for an
increase of armament The best friends of
peace are those who are the best prepared
to command the peace Speak SOFTLY"
recommends Mr.. Roosevelt, land carry
big stick 1t is good maxim, and should
be generally adopted.