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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Hieoci'S He6,tferti9mna.

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berr bon Hieoel tpirb sesen eine full l4,
8el9uloigung bon Der Wiin9ener Of
fiaiDien &orreipontena 9offmann mi.
folst in S4uB genommen: n8or eini=
gen Sagen ri9tete Elm Wiir3burger
8latt in einem ibm ansebli4 nbon 30.
Der Seite" aueefommenen, Ser Ger
aogpart auf 9lftien" betiteltsn 9lrtitel
an ben Sinan5miniiter 6reiberrn bon
Rieoel Die Infrase, Ob er in abreoe
itellen tonne, oab sipei Miaionen BON
8ermDeen Des entmiinbigten &onig5
Otto in Iftien Der Serraingeleqi9ai
9sr5osparf angelest pDrben finb; fer
ner, pb er bier5u feline @enebmigung
ertbeilt, ober, tpenn bieie @ermDgensz
anlage segen lein Wiiien unb ieinen
Willen borgenommen iporben, pb sr
gegen bas bebenfli6e 6inan3seidGft
beim Hesenten ober Dem Staatsrat5
8ertpabruns einselest babe, unb ipsnn
ni9t, pie er iein tpeiteres Gerbleiben
dls 5tnan5miniiter nno Wfit9lieb Der
Notwithstanding re6tfertigen
fOnne. ga9bem Der Snbalt bes Or
tifels in mebr ober minber obgsfiirster
Sorm auh in anbere 3eitunsen iiberz
gegun9en 1T, iinb mir ermGdtigt, In
pofitipiter 5orrn gu erflaren, bdb6reie
berr b. Hiebel nienals WtsIieb ber
Notwithstanding beg &Dniss
getpeien tit unb audi in feiner gigen=
f9aft als Sinanaminiiter ni9t Die 8e-
fusnib bat, fi9 nit Ger Dirt unb Weis
Ie Der Nnlaee Der gum pripatpermD=
gen beg aDnigs seb0renben Gelber gu
befaTen. Oie an i'm gerihtete Mnfra=
se beantfportet fih bierna9 bon ielbit.
Sm iibriaen lit Die Bebauptuns, bab
bic Notwithstanding bes 2Onigs
in 6eraosparfaftien fpefulisre, offen=
ii6tli6 pibsrfinnig unb bebarf eben=
fopenig elmer beionberen @iberlesuna
pie Die 8ehauptung, bah sfpei Wfillios
nen bes fDnioli1en prira psrm0gens
in folhen Mttien angeleat feien."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Yoli;etli@es.

Weil er Elm Bicycle, tpeldes sr einem
taubfummen S9ubmader on Der Sn=
oiana Nbsnue perfaufen pollte, gefob-
len 6aben ioQ, muroe SObn @or, Der
feline WObnung als 422 @oenote Ctr.
angiebt, our9 Die &aoler=poli3iiten
Bernausr uno 2iBmiller berbaftet.
Sas Rao IoQ bem &efaurateur Sam
Butler an Der Snbiana Npenue se.
b0ren.
Sas. Beiler aus gtappoob,
faufte fi9 am Montag elm pfaro,
bra9te es in ieinem Stale unter unb
fano am Sienifas, bab bic Sreuoen
oes gefibers uur tur3e getpeien, oenn
ndbreno Der Nadt mar ibm oasielbe
bsreits wieoer seiiObleu. Der Ser
badt fdllt auf smsi Sungen ettpa 16
Obsr II Sabre oft. 9ie yOliSei
wurbe iOfort bon benz Siebfable
bena4ri9tigt.
CD tparo @oips, Der feline
Wobnuns als 327 Snoiana abs. on.
9iebt, ipuroe bon ben Seteftipen Ser
Der unb Srimpe berbaftet.
Il n ter Mnf age oes b6snilli.
gen getretens fremoeu gigentbums
muroen 9apib @asfia, 43, unb SEQ.
Bright, 35. bsios 973 Cotton Strabs
pobnbaft, berbaftet.
@pbert 2e9, elm 81 Sabr'
alter Wann, angsbli9 elm sHhdtlinl
aus Der 4nfalt In Sulietta, wuroe &C.
fern unter Der Nnfla9e Der Srunfen
beit bsrbaftet. St tpirb na4 Suliettt
suriifgeianot tperben.
Greo 6sop. 90 Sabre alt
Der feline Wobnung als go. 1902 Wei
Q6io Str. ansiebt, muroe unter be
9lnflaee bes 3leinbiebfabls berbaftet
gr giebt sr. bab er Dor einem 2aoel
an Der OF Waibinston Str. elm Ral
eefcblsn uno baHslbe fur "a bertauf
babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
nsberfabreH mno setOotet.
Grauenbaftes gnbe unbefannter Dlanner

Der 6. $. & 8. 8abnsus go. 36,
uelder bier beute Morsen um 35
bonn Often fommenb. einlief, bra9te
bic perfttmmelte 2eite zines Mannes
nit, tuelter bon ben unbarmbersiaen
&doern beg 3uaes in Der Ndbe bon
Worristotpn iiberfabren morben mar.
Ser 96rper mar i'm bu1fdbli9en
Sinns oes WOrtes 3eritiidelt uOroen.
Die blutigen Stiide wuroen in cine
2ifte gslest ano nod Der Worgue be.
forbert.
Wie bic 3uganseiteaten bebaupten,
ioll Der Wann Direct auf bem @eleiis
seleesn baben, als Der 3ug oaRelbs
paifirts.
9lus Wapwoob lief beute frHb Die
Welbung Elm, oaB bort glsidfalls Elm
unbetannter Wann mdbreno Der Na1i
bon etnem 3u9e ttberfabren un6 ge-
t6ote! puroe.
Coroner Sutsmiler beauftraate So.
ispb Sorton aus Wef=Nstpion, fi9 bel
2eide an5unsbmsH unb fur bi,
Sbentifi3irung oerielben Gorge 81
trasen. Die 2ei6s nurbe erif beut,
frab auf9efunbsn. Beibe 2eider
murben fotueit nod ni1t ibentifisirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
giel 9arm itm Ni9ts.

Sin fleines 6euer, tpel1ss bidte
&ag6nolfen burd Shtiren unb Gsn=
Per sntfanbte, mar geifern on Der Sib
SqinOis StraBe Der AnlaB fir cine
sismIide Nufreeun9, isbod mar bas
Seuer bel aafunft Der 5suertp.br Be.
reits untsrbrhdt. Sn einem 3immer
binter Der 6rudtbanoluns Mo. IL 6.
Sninois StraBe, i'm Occidental Sotsl
mar ndmlid cine Ouantitdt @aiolins.
bic auf benz Subbooen tibergelaufsn
mar, our4 elm a6tlos fortseporfenes
3tinbbol3 in Branb geratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Gin neusr 1leberrod fabrt 3nr
8ersaftnng.

Hobsrt &o~ ,rs, Elm Der poli3ei be-
fainter @bars..er, purbe geiiern our6
Die Setectips 8ailep unb Sugan bers
baftet, dis er 9eraoe aus elmer aaep
nabs Der Deft StraBs fommeno, Die
Waibington StraBe betrat. ST bate
einen nagslneuen s25 uebersieber an,
bon bem er pofitib bebauptste, er lei
Iein gi9entbuE. Gi4ter Wbalon be-
ffrafte Gomans nit $25 uno i9ifte
i6n fur 80 Sage ins arbeitsbaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
@erbalf etnen Sai&enSie6 gut
Tludt.

6eute tpirb Oabib Mnberion, unter
Der Mnflase, sinen @efangenen 3ur
Sladt osrbolfen gu haben, oem poli.
3eiridtsr porseftbrt meroen. Inberion
ift beidulbist, benz am Sonntas Mor-
gen unter falidem Namen entpiidten
Saidenoieb Soc Bates 0oridub ge-
lsiHet 3u baben. Bates ndmlid gab
benz S9liebsr Com ben Namen Nnber-
ion an unb murbs barauf In Greibeii
seieBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Ghampasner war fur oieien Tar=
bisen seraae gut senus.

Sarrp @ilion, elm 81 Sabre alter
Garbi9er, tpuroe 9efern unter Der Nn-
tlase bes 2leinbiebfables burd sergt.
Sandman unb pol. 2urb perbaftet.
Serielbe iit bei9ulbi9t. einem Wirtbe
an Der Snoiana NDe. cine Quantitdt
vWumm @rtra 9rp", i'm Wertbe bon
81 per 6lai9e enttpenbet 3u baben, um
nit ieiner 2isbfen Elm flsines 3s9se=
lage 3u beranifalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Mlpba 9emti&er 0esemieittser
11nterfatmmss=Seretn

Obiger 0erein beranfaltet am nd1.
Hen Samfas Mbenb, ben %. Oetbr.,
in Der Ghoieite Surnballe ieinen 3mei.
ten sroBen Ball. Sas arrangements.
gomite iit felt LANCER 3eit bamit be-
iddfti9t. UNI ben 8all fiir bic Seiu9er
3u einsm senubrei9en gu geffalteu
Die Mitgliebsr aller beuti9en 8ereins
Rnb freunblibf eingelaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
9 Sabre alter Gnabe nad 9latn=
fiela geiaaot.

I gDiliam &otbiam, elm 9 Sabre alter
2uabe, purbe eeifern, neil er fi9 auf
ipftematiIden gicpele=Diebitabl bsrlest
bat, bon &i6ter Stubs nod plains
fislo in Die Reformanifalt geianbt. @r
sefanb, brei auf Der Saoieits ber=
mibte Gabrrdoer gefo6len gu buben
unb man bat ibn i'm 8erba9te, an
anberen nidt eingefianoenen Gabrrao=
oiebfdblen betbeili9t geueien 3u iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

90 Ste 8r6bte tttto pais
iemo oiteMuS,uabl bon SGmttt-
bIitu,em ttmo BIuttenifii6et
fur alle freuot9en tttto tratts
ri9en Gret8mtKe. @tr ittto
jeoersett 9erm bereit bet Der
MuStuabl bebiiIftd az fettt.
8erterutamm 8roS. So.
24i Mati. MUe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Gin Snfis $ Tla@tlias abse.
fanseu.

Souls SObnion, l8 Sabre aft, elm
3eitunss 8ertdufer aus Mansfelb,
Obis, tuurbe berbaftet unb unter Mn-
tlase, Elm Sufti3 Gla&tlins 3u iein,
porldufig eingeiperrt. Sobnion iolI
in @incennes. Sno., me9en gu intimsn
umsanss nit einem Wdo9sn berlangi
uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

Sifrict go. 2 bes Grauen Hes
lief gorps bdlt beute In pierion's 0alIe
135 81. Delamare e r. feline idbrli9e
@onbsntion ab. Mm Mbsno finoet Elm
2agerfeusr ffatt. Scs pnblitum III
eingelabsn, bemielben bei3umobuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

W Ser prdfoent beg Snterna=
tionalen parlaments unb Gongree-Mb=
georbnete bon Wifouri &i@aro Bar'
tbOlbt, TT bic 9auptfigur, bic far bas
Dolf 9e9en Die Semperensler unb pu.
i.itaner febt. Es ioQte Miemanb ber=
fdumen, Serrn 8artbolet beute Mbenb
tn Der @ermania 6ale au b6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Die @rObseiduOrenea erboben
Mnflase.

Die @rOBsei9worenet baben cine
Nntlass 9esen 2aura s. @oebler, sos
Snb Senate Inenue erboben. Die
Grau III beiauloist 3ur 3eit bic bon
ibr bonn Waiienbaufe iibersebene
fleine @ffie grpant in brutaler Weiis
eeidlassn su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Neme Sneorporationeu

Die rSerre 9aute Miififippi 2um-
ber Co." ertuirtte sefern ibre Sncor=
porations=papiere; @apital SIS, 900.
Die Direttoren fnb q. 6. 5oultes,
s. 9. Dir unb g. 8. 0nniant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
lin eiaen Singer armer.

Sem Mlonso Stsmm, 1919 @ef
Wartet Str., tuurbe ssitern i'm Dis=
peniarium Elm Singer abssnommen.
gr uar nit oemielben in cine 4reis'
idge 9eratben unb bate R1 bas @lisb
10 uerlest. bab oafieIbe ni4t mehr su
retten mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

R6r Inter ben Nufpieien Der 9ta=
tioualen &ooiebelt.0 0iga mirb &i9aro
Bartbolot. Der befannte 8ortdmpfer
fir peri6nlide 6reibeit beute Nbeno in
Der 8ermania Saae fprsden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

60 Die bette S Gent @isarre in
Der @tabt, Wu9o's .2ongfeQ0m".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
THE PAN-AMERICAN RAILWAY.

Recently Charles NJ. Pepper newspaper man of ex-
perience and repute appointed by President Roosevelt
commissioner report upon railway conditions and trans
portaon prospects Central and South American states
has made public the results of investigations pursued for
about eighteen months Of Mr. Peppers facts are
surprising. At the PanAmerican congress held in Mex
leo in 1900, and to which Mr. Pepper was delegate the
desirability of interAmeriCan railway dwe upon
Every agreed to the worth the project but few
believed it likely Of accomplishment within the life of any
present From personal observation and official inquiry
Commissioner Pepper discovers that our sister republics
to the south very much alive necessity of the
interAmerican, well the lateral railways if they are
TO take the place in the worlds horizon indicated by eli
mate resources and producveness Argentina Is build
Ing northward TO Bolivia Mexico southwark to Guae-
mala Nicaragua, desparng of a canal is to have
transcontinenal railway Of its Chile to tunnel the
Andes thus connecting with the Argentine rail systems
the funds for the big bore miles in sight and
agents in this country Europe making ready the
way for bids for the work by contractors Peru
is anxious to bring rails to its deposits coal and copper
and is discussing and for extensions of lines
to the Amazon port Iquito Within generation most
likely the mysteries of the mghties of earhs rivers will
be put TO flight by the shrek of the locomotive whistle
and the palaces OF the ncas be used sources of mater
ia supplies for stations culverts retaining walls
Mr. Pepper scouts the idea that our manufacturers
cannot compete withyes and outse-those of GERMANY
Railways in connection with the United States will do
much and the better and enduring character Of
wares will help. Meantime all this DEVELOPMENT in the
vast land below the topc OF Cancer means much to the
producing population north OF il means most to those
cities where materials are fashioned into the things
mankind most needs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
RAILROADS PAID TOO MUCH.

Everybody having anything do with the mail service
including everybody looked the matter
that the reason why the posoce department is
self sustaining is % because of the looseness of the
classifying matter and (2 of the exravagant
price paid railways for transportation railways
paid from five times per per mile for
rying mail matter than they receive any other class of
tonnage But that is not all Under the present system
determining the weight carried every road in the
try receives pay largely in of the tonnage actually
transported 1t salaries Of postmasters and of
and of carriers and Of inspectors and of Snts
lights and fuel which run mail service deficit up into
the millions but the excessive rate paid for trans
portation The Atchison Globe sums up the thing in
nutshell as follows:
"The American pOstOfice department does not pay
penses Every other first class government earth
makes profit from its postoice department The
BILE with Americans is they pay the railroads too much;
three times much the railroads of Europe receive
for carrying mail This country pays for carrying
mail than all the other countries of the world put
gether You might remember this the time you hear
that railroad attorneys taking great interest state
legislatures congress will then begin real
why railroad attorneys take interest poll
ties"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19

| The CARRIER Sentinel has the following
| comforting local:
IF you haven't got the measles
There is 10 need to cry,
For. if you haven't got EN-,
You will have them bye and bye"
The Enterprise Times is advocating tho
purchase of Catling guns for the city dog
killers. 1t objects to shooting an animal
three or four times and then allow it tc
escape.
Leslie Niblack has withdrawn from the
race for the congressional nomination. ac-
cording to reports. Nib has withdrawn,
being in favor of the sacrifice of his friend
Edgar
Tonkawa Baptists are talking of build
ing new church. The structure occu-
pied by them now was struck by a cy-
clone three years ago.
A United Presbyterian church was or
ganized at Oklahoma City last night. if
the plans of Rev. l. c. Rankin, of Guth-
RE. were carried out.
The Western Union Telegraph company
employs fifty people at the Oklahoma City
office The pay roll amounts to $3.50
monthly.
The Lincoln County Lessees' union will
hold a big meeting south Of Welston on
the last day of this month. McTaggart.
the territorial president. is to be present.
School Superintendent Temming. Of
Chandler, is arranging Oklahoma's school
exhibit for the Worlds Fair. The work
is being done at Oklahoma City and win
be completed in about week
The Hobart Protective association
was formed at Hobart Tuesday Its pur
pose is to provide ways and means to
prevent fires
On Monday OF this week occurred the
death Of Thomas Il. Finley. county treas
urer Of Kiowa county. The body WAS Ia
ken to Topeka. KAN for interment.
"All things come to those who wait
is quoted to the drouth-scared farmers
by the Hobart News Republican And the
farmers agree that the drouth Is one Of
all things that has arrived on time.
Indian Territory capitalists are planning
to build a cotton gin at Prague. 1t vii
be four-staBd-
The principal Of tho Morrison schools Is
only e years old. Horace Greeiey's say
ing viii have 70 be changed yet q
Young man, so Q. T" ward
Beaver county cattlernea about Kenton
will meet thers today 70 arrange for
bounties on gray wolf scalps.
The new Kaki suits and skirts for the
hospital corps az Woodward have ar
rived Canteeus and kSversaeks &C
ccmpanied them
watonga wiz celebrate its birthday an
Riversary April Il.
Seymour Foose IS ons % the thirty
ca ndidates foT delegate 10 the national
Republican convention
4 clay brick. nodded at Garbcr and seat
70 Chicago. xas pronounced IRE very
best material for pressed hr5ck As e ~
suit. Carter usay g making brick by
the thousand sooa- ard her nelshbors
would better Be good
The Medfsrd Patriot dscfsr~s that Z I
Senator I5ere-i1Ee should - .aTn mated 4
az the Chicago convention for Ttce- pr - 4
dent. Re wouldn't get voss n Okla iosns-
June Wiz b FaFTness Day a THE i
Kiagasher ChsgtswqHs asss-nbI5
The KtazHshe- ASSEMBLY Managers hAvs 4
no; announced tbs <peasc.rs for tho Re
publican and ..DeEnpcrztkc@ days az ihe
chausau4as- The management Viii take
no chsnces n guessing on the Democratic
ccuse1tio1's t7tSnliS2s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
SONNET,

Say over again. and yet once over again,
That thou dost love Though the word repeated
Should seem a "cuckoo-song" thou dost treat it,
Remember, to the hill or plain,
Valley and wood without her cuckoo strain
Comes the fresh spring in all her green completed
Beloved, !. amid the darkness greeted
By doubtful spirit voice, in that doubts pain
Cry: Speak once more-thou lovest" Who fear
Too many stars though each in heaven shall roll
Too many flowers though each shall crown the year?
Say thou dost love me, love me, love me-toll
The silver iterance,--only mnding dear.
To love me also in silence with thy soul.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19

709,435. Out of that great taxes
bonds rentals guarantees dividends and additions
surplus accounts of the railroad companies Taxes de-
manded S52,960.000, in addition whatever were
paid on railroad stocks and bonds by individual
The largest item that including interest rentals and
various guarantees and also the improvements in railroad
property which paid for out of the current income
For these purposes the railroads the United States
spent $4S4236 13 in 1908 These deductions left s9 1872
12 for additions the surplus of railroads and
600 for dividends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
STILL IT WAS POP RULED.

That Kansas is not to be permitted 70 live down her
record is shown from following from the Tacoma
Ledger:
The Republicans Of Kansas are the first to select their
deegatesatarge to the national convention The dele
gates are instructed vote for that utrepd soldier
sound and safe statesman and fearless advocate and ex
empiar OF civic righteousness The worthy successor Of the
iamented Mckinley Theodore Roosevelt The electoral
vote Of Kansas was given "a Weaver Populst in 1909
and TO Bryan in 1886 plurality for the fusion electors
in that year being 1226s. In 1900 the Mckinley and
Roosevelt ticket carried Kansas by 2S854 plurality and
Kansas viii roll record plurality for the Roosevelt
ticket this year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
IS HEARST WEAK I'M THE SOUTH?

The Charleston NewsCourer declares that: 1--WE do
not think there is the least danger Of the Democrats Of
the south supporting Mr. Hearst for the presidential
nomination. and if he should be nominated do be
ieve that he could be elected and have, therefore
given ourselves little about the campaign in his
interest There have been hard stories told about
him and his private living and he has done great many
foolish and spectacular things. We do like his style
Of Journalism In opinion it is essentially vulgar but
he receives his largest support in the northern cities
states and simply minsterng in way aspira
tons of northern civilization"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
M
M THE piKERS' LAMENT
elows who have

! District Attorney Summers. Of Ne
/ braska, aimed his anti-boodle gun at too
| high game when he tried to bring down
Senator Dietrich and the gun kicked the
marksnIan off the hunting ground
/ (C-(O-(D
Up in the air he saw her come,
Fate seemed to know be was alone,
And like a message from affair."
She caDle in Kansas cyclone.
The effete east will please take notice.
The above is the latest brand of swister.
1.-The leap here" Kansas will not take
| a back seat for anything in the breeze
line. NJ NJ l.
-llo(|)oll
THE KIDS PHILOSOPHY.
When a fellow gets lonesome. those
around him look like they are the hap
piest mortals on earth. and he. among
them all, is forsaken and outcast crea-
ture
An hour of real hard laughter is equal
to a ten-dollar note, as far as the health
of the body is concerned. An hour OF
frowning and scowling is equal to &
thousand dollars Indebtedness, as far as
the wealth Of the body is concerned.
A bad politician is like Il bad egg-when
he bursts the atmosphere is tainted With
his scent.
Half of the people who study astronomy
never think how absurd II is Tor them 10
look at things so high when they are.
literally, so low.
Never worry about things that never can
be,
Never look when you know you can't
see.
A horse that has been candidate for
buzzard-dom during many years OF
drudgery often lives the longest.
The people who do not gossip about
their neighbors are as scarce as hens
teeth.
Always give man credit for his ambi-
tons, no matter if he never sees them
consummated. There are so few who
have ambitions.
Six warm days in succession imm ediate-
Iy after March twister means the spring
fever.
Robert Hooker. who gave King Edward
the third degree in Masonry. is dead.
Now. let the initiated guess what he did
to the then prince. Did he wear the hat
or make the demand?
Those South American republics fear
absorption by the United States. Let
Them behave. then. as there are not
enough offices in the present American
precincts to supply the demand. and South
America would yield a whole lot OF fat
Places.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE LIFE.

DR.. Koerber Austrian premier, is reputed hav-
ing opened the rechsrath with speech of pessimistc
tone. Is that wonderful! Who does that the
cohesion of AustraHungary depends largely upon the
life Of Emperor Francis Joseph old man, bowed by
and practically herless? His death would almost
surely be the signal for revolt in Hungary against
tinued coalition the results of such revolt no
foresee There those who deem internal peace
of Europe dependent upon the espan of the aged
Wearied Austrian emperor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19
CASH IN FROZEN RABBITS.

Shipments of frozen rabbits from Australia London
havs grown to considerable Importance In 1900 there
exported $3.50 liz pair 1903 this increased
to 3650000 pair Altogether there utilized
export market during the year at least 100000 rabbits
some frozen in the fur and the timed rabbits
of the variety which introduced sport which
developed into pest and now, slain market
lots of many thousands. is again good fellow the
Australians.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19

An astrooger says that during the year Roosevelt
will fall sick conspiracy against him will be Matched
There will be great financial disasters in America. The
United States will have grave quarrels with Russia.
Why didn't he go and tell the result of the Sickness
how the conspiracy shall turn out, and who whipped?