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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
gOithnsaaarb j aaleinnS. : u

iinih opfsrer SoItpGieret mi Ell mio.
lertioig Srpbpgnirg til Yoittontor pGn
Sonrten peo Chen al set neobrGnote
&oitbus. Eoitfontoret bar iiben Bran.
cen bolSt til | ct Bar 89relier / 26en
@ta8e / Sbnomsre 9anpifibsielifu6S
grpeoitionsbpgning poa aaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
aummnnaIt Eosicfipb. sonbefiprh

&ommlne uuberbonoler FOR Sioen ON
aisb al S~oleniosier / SeOrum, % Der
er eiter 6orlpoenoe ltbiigt til, at ais.
Bet tommer iitano. SoSien er pan ca.
$50 S%eitefrGiter o. Spens @rboeroel.
ieJ al BEN itaar / SorbinOelie me6 8la.
ner ON Ell SertiGrbane.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Starf SIQit.

ct Observation-Disclosures beiinaeu.
Sc al to gasiageruoeue, Ell Baggage.
posn % ct Sofomotip, too pon Gbi.
cago. 3eorid & ct. 2ouis. 9unens
spor / Snfioro. III, beu ste Siili.
oa ct bcitigt Sirotdit too Oct nleo iig,
iaa Oct fnlot ! 6oo neooper og ipIin-
TRIBES. @agagemnno Thomas @ile1
bIep orGbt. % Here gasiaaerer Tom
til SEdoe. Golf ileOe iii for at bielpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12

90 Srau fom fra SprinsfieIS o. Sa.
pand.
acknowledgement tiger, at ban iaa
Iesn til en- Storm og ban irpgteoc
for, at en- Tornado bar | anmarih;
Serior ftanieSe ban 1r9nct. en- Cor
naSo fcm ogiaa, men fog Ell atbeu
Sci; BOG rammches 5rGret ! Sioet
al en- al oens gineer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
stur 6aait. Gro 4isbenhnpn me

Stur 6alIit. Sra 8isbenbaon mel.
6eS cen 22oe Ssuni. Set me itomtdlte
beroPrenSe 5irma / Sermiuiorremiu.
gen. Stoftc6p % SDalsge, bar ioag
ior treble eaer fier6e Sang itaniet line
getaIirger. 5or iaa Mar itSen pran.
9eOe @rosicrerne Stoftcbue % SuuIs.
Dc baieit paa &%iebenbaons StatteIiite,
for nGite 9lar fuloItGrSig at rdueres
0e0 en- mislutfet RaisipefnLntion. 81.
0en oa bar Sptfen otter og after iUig.
tet 6trntoet, iom bar u~roergoaet glen.
tagne aontirier og Hetonitrirttioner.
@iterat iiior Rripdt6anfen bauSe IiO.
CT meIet islelFgt LAB peS SEN iioite
5alltt - 8irmoet beO 0engung "Sie.
benbobns Storm. ca So0eritonorret.
ming" - lgtteSes oct life 6irmoet al
BienoiRSe noacn ganfiorbir6eIic,
ifisHt Ssrnen Crit Stotfe6pe rem.
pIacercoe 5aoeren. Sugen SanTt ganf
tober Serior Senregang nogct. Sobene
iaIoer boDeOinseIis paa llSlanSet.
roonIi8 10 itsrre Sambtrreerite Sorn,
firmaer. 6irmoets 8ielS aniIuaes til
IL Billion, men IGfniuB iorefnoes
Tor 0en aIleritsrite Gel iaa at 6aaiter
pfitncf Inn o%nbra8er til en- 6ierSeSels
Rilion. Serpan itranSeSe ben lore.
tagiomme 6orretning fun ior0i al
9auffre0it oar IuFtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
st MinSc fra ariacnS SID.

aisIbcrg SerregourS / Snss opbeoares
CIR aanonfugIe, iom npli8 er iinoet
inhporet | en- 6itruitamme. augIen
bleo iuitSen, iSet Ssmmerbuegerue
bar if9rb meb at f9Ibe Sraet, iom
Itoo nogIe bunoreSe Meter / Rorb for
@anrbens Sliie. Zen err, ifrioer
"6r. itn0 Cliff, al nsiastis iamme
StsrreIie iom Sen aanoHfugIe, Ser
enonu itaar ballot inbifuot / aiel6erg
SopeObpgrings 9ieIoermur, % er
uoen SoibI ct IinOe ira Srninin8cr
peo 9islberg 9ro Ben 9oe augltIt
1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
,Seurif Sbieus 9repe

bans Ssn, Statsminiiter 9. Sbien
8orbinSeIie meo 6. Rprup, BIZ no
fomme til Soften pna 8~plbenoalift
Sortng. Samtioig pil 9ogen ubfom,
ME pan Spif iom Sltpplementsbirt
til ben berIinife 6orlesser g. SiiderS
Itore Sbien.ll0aabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
sn Castillo ! genSipsIeI. @eS sr.

broeirs 9teieri / HPrFeoen al @oerSna
err man peo @rsuoborirgitsot pon Gas
/ $50 SoO3 GpbSe. 100 SOB neSe
tom man til SaltpanS % go 6uS lGr.
eere nebe fit ma Bas. 8erift @arS
bar ser oertmoo life noget Ger beo.
gtli fittter @aSieu opemto al ct ~
Ems. 6sr. OF raar man letter en-
2Irrte til, itnar Ser en- 6lanrmr al nrl'
ieeliQ Sterrelie / 8eiret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
SnrtiaiInoenSr @cpGr.

rtiorrenoe Souife arigsmtniiicr 9tno.
len allereoe for Here aur iiOen fon.
itruereSe, burtiaifpSeune R~efpI8epRr
sr efter iittert Sorlpoeuoc netop III
giennelt ct aouiortium ioIgt til Chg.
Inno for en- meget bsi BriS. 8eor.
ret foreoiiteS for Song GSparS unSer
bans leneite Spbolo / 8isbeubaou,
oeo oct Seisg ban aflosoe / Suiarfa.
iernen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
sparebaufbnaninaen / S%riitians.

IanS. Spnrebantens Soriton0erifab
ariitianian0 bar enitemmis beiluttet
at o~peroroge 9anferS gienoom til
Staten for $4,000 SIR. og fremtibia
Ieie &c mtn9ren0e garflofaler / 9pg,
ningen al Staten for 1000 Ser. oar.
Iig. SpertogeIiep ifer ira lite Sntutur
1905. Siotil bar Stoter Ieiet al
9anfen 2ofaIer til Roit. os Selegraf.
fontor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
SAT- Gteno o NJ
ttliaIas ener tiafie.

gpstttsierisuisr uHbcr -cuHss'. ~Iigtte-. nj.
ialas- "a "Sitrrtpsrqsitl' toit,r 50 Gents Tor Is Orr
tor AnT 9ara % to Gents pG. Orb Tor ait isr oues'
tiger y Orb. AutrtiSieuenttr tHetfass ttts for min.
pr eHb 80 GsatS. Vezas uiad uiTooiseIla nttotstJs
oHe 9sfttaiHssr. 3ttlpEusr fa ttft at bosisss ian
iida Sammer,
- ssstsaabsHfbRo tsfrr Is Ssrts pr. stnis
SpU Orb Sisr en- 2iHi..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Gn 9sipcitrcng poa ca. 5000 SOB

2Gngbe bolOer Ser Rebrebs / Spie
poa at latte op. Strengen ital gao
ira SOppen al airaoiielOet os neo ii.
9aIbunOen. Zen ifal berpttes til
transport al so. Sorb, WteIf %
Smsr NJ. NJ. og ioripnes meS Stoppe,
truao. Ie6rebs er allere6e fonmer
Iongt pna Bel meo Spi9ttelien, oe
noar Oen er belt ier6ig, Oil ban iRttt
en- 6Iugitnn8 til Sraaoen, buorfra De-
norife Stag poienOe ct Gar tliiinoC
500 oppe / 2itften ifal bpbe Suriiterne
oelfomne, ifriper "Stap. amtSt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
GalnbrnGup. Gnret

S%slpbrgllup. Sorenifriper @lser.
ien og Srlte ! gserirnb ieireSe forIe.
6en lit SsIpbrplllp. Ser bar olmitt.
beIig 8Io9ning / 9pen. Sslpbrube.
parret fomplimentereSes al Sormdno.
ifabet. @n Mpngoe Selegramnler
inSlsb / anleO1tins al Seiten, og Siem.
met pnr albeles operlpsiet meo De pa.
freite 9lomiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Oct tpife Tlaaocbeisg.

@ifa6re, iom i Slutningen al SSlili ifai
beige @eitlauoet. blipe Sen itsrite,
iom biotil bar beisgt &c rorife Sar.
oan0e. GIfaoren ifal beitoa al 4 af6e.
Iirtger, bborof en- g1ar til Bergen en-
til MoIOe, en- Ill 9riitiansiunS og en-
iii Sogneiioroen. &eiierenS Ssrer
bItuer BEN iamme iom ifior, nemIia
asiiient Grihier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12

Tlrrr ganffanittrr. 6oruSen Snn.
oeIsbanfen bar osian "ariitinnia Tri.
patbmf~ oprettet 1897, inoitilet line
getaIineer. aftiefnpitdlen err 677,220
Ser, oerai inobetaIt 230,32 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
@rnbeIala. 9(os @ruI

@rnbeialg. gtas @rliber paa eore
Gfer, in0e6olbenoe 8obber, 9lp %
3inf, er peO gtiIs ESegaaroen, Song.
irro, iolgt til ct belgiif Sirma for
10000 aroner, booroi 5000 er be-
talt fontont. Set er Menirgen, at
6irmaet ifaI iGtte 9lrbeiOet / @ruber.
ne igarg inareit mltIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
GaarObanoel. @oorSen otefe,

0%aarbbamoel. @aarben Steferer
er, meo l~lnStoselie al Sfiier. % aIe-
berieIter, peb 9. Ssritab ioIet til Nm
|Sers SouSe ira e~tneoaIen. ajsbeium
ubefien0t. gienoomnen o~pertaaes
itrar meIoes ira 9th.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
@ienfnnbct iun eia.

WIcnfnnoet ipm Stg. Yieet al Den
for nogle Tiger iiSen i~orulpffeSe 6ri'
SbepberS ian0tes forIeoen Tag peo
Suergangsbruen | R9rbeSen al Sea
Standardization. 2iget bapbe boIot iia
Ganife goot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
"Saiaa,

On Slime bleo al Ell ipenIf Blabs
manb ipurgt ON, bono man | 5inlanb
flyer ON Sobrifoffs MOro.
"Spab man ii9sr?" iunrebe ban pa
70 ~melantolf. IS 6iulanb. bar man
l9rt at iise iaa tibet ION muIi9t. Bag
gene, @aberne, Suieue, alt bar Srea oe
Zine. Ss 5iunerte er ODnt til Taus'
beb. Men Spaubingen bliper iaa me-
get pplbipmmere, naur ben life iuar siue
iis aflsb / Orb. Set or iOm Slb urr.
Der aiebler iiben Sitterbebspeniiler.
Gngaus maatte 10 uuuosaaeIis &ata'
ltrpisn TONNE. "a 6tnHerne fif hsre
boab Der ms bar fleet, ~foranorebe b
life en- Wiine. Bite iHsen 5~orbauielie,
inssn @labe, insen Seseiitrins. Over
bopebet ipntes be al taee Saseu mel
urptfslis 8p. Sc ias6e blot: "Suiua'
- ct Orb, ipm fan iiges meo 9uiinbt
ipritieIise Ruaucer / S%etOninsen. 90
ON Der / @ursen tUm ReIoins ON, al
G5aren q bsb. bible 5innerus Osiuc
bsrpm iise BLOT bette taratteriitiite:
"Saiaa".
Ten bet fan osIna brnoe, at buis b
bapoe innbet ct mssst tort tomt Fort
Os saaet bio % itiast Jig op Der, iut
tunbe be babe iast uoset anoet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
solat itraninmsieIt. 4,

SoIgt HraninmsfeIf. Sra Stannn.
ger melSes 2tSe Ssarni: llbrmaer
aarteooIS / SanSn9s bar iolst lit
llrriumsielt | gtss til DIR. Erice /
2onbon for Ser. 10000. booraf ar.
$4,000 er betult fontant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
eiaisa osia ss.u xokss.

SfafeH Ihio Sssa 10000. 80
sn1as GnuHfp.
Tranf y Ghents fp1rasr az ban er bet 0Ibte
Rfeltm az fJtrma.t 4. . GbtHfa q Co.. Der erpsr
H~orystn ing Hesn 1pls6e. isHapEs eDuufa % Stat
"a al famn, fylrma pu betals en- Sam at Ct hun
prspe 1cHots iuI hrsrf sRsfis Iiitrlnt al aaiafrh
Ter ttt tan h~slbTeess pee Srua,H Al Halls Catarrh
EraHt9 J. ghsztp.
Besb.ssi for mig % unoerF5pS; ! MIA SareuuIie
- " N 9~fsafeH
StgL gefarius Bgbhcus.
HsIlsCaiarrh Cure taasS inbpsHess o. plrisr o..
ufs saa eiosei % EliHhtHesrHs / epiisnsf EtuS
riiss gibntsbarh. arahI
~ Sdiaes Aos kpotbstsre. 7ht.
Halls Family Pi,s CT b h.ets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12

5prlis. Zen ennIfe Snmper ~llra.
MIA" anloM zen 22Se SUM- til @rias4
bn, meSbauenSe 10 Mnne. Der tiIbsrie
geiqtmnaen ontbor0 j Ct norif Cell.
ifib "grins Gugen4, iom | April icr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Sra Danmarf.
.SpaS Wnfisbina or prrs.

Spao Npfjsbins CT uGro. 3e inite
eienoomnn forifoeu De ofentIiee
gpaniuser | 0pfisbing er iislge
"laorss ap." til eienoomsifplo nlir.
oeret til omfring 6 Niaioner ar. Ser.
al err 1857, o9i ar. Aigiftspligttg,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
alaSer SeSen.

SlGbcr SeSen. SaiititsraaoinSe.
6ru Soitrup ShuIb, Tom eier Den itore
aonsss VIantaae peo @prup 90, bar
iislge "SorS. Nm" fisbt SpflurS.
gaarSen | SpfIunp at SSeits InSerien
nor 5000 Ser. I'll 8aarocn hsrer 90
Cor. 9anh. SeIe IreoIet pil bIipa
int oraaet til @epInntniua uroer
S~onsSs9oar6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12

at forreiponoerc meo Toit / Eiten Tom pit
ttgbe 2auo eller iom Bulter at iieue mere rteo
tine Reuae, eHo be M slgr.
G.. N. LINDAHL,
vELNA, y. OAK.
R%eStrentcs: WeFhonts Siatt BaRf psina. y. =.
5trit Stats 9ont. Ubtts Garth. Y. TAT.
Weubants 8atipHai 8aHt q. 4auL WituH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
iinae Wiano, lar %itbrmaaeri!

1ita eetaliua meme Sa l9rrr SeHb efier Dor fire
Boa How 10 Learn Matchmaking
STONE SCHOOL OF MATCHMAKING,
Globe Bldg. ST. PAUL, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Toilets &eh".

8 "Roppic Sremja1 beoer BET: "Sele
ben finite Seiulfnius befinNer fig | rGbs
ielsfuIo Sors; 8obrifuif bar meset
spbt lift Tom cit for aae tilsjHnselis,
ierbeles milo Wanb. GlbOrlise 5or'
bOlpsresler tug ban BLOT / iiGlbne Gits
faloe." r s
Gr BET muIist at tarte fig en- irafs
fere pe barpffere Smbigtelie al Gamble
ben?-ipprser en- finIt aOrreipuupeut.
Sc arbeioere, iOm Ueb ben fore De-
mpuitration for nogle Gage iiben raabs
te: "steb neb 8pbritpff!" er bog bel
life nebianfebe / nOgen opb Surs. Gu
Gel af benz bar pgiaa meset tpbelist
manifeiteret fin Weniu8 ont Gttentatst,
bog sanife pripat.
Gn Dame stf pan Correct for at fip6e
8lomIter iii Den uuse Warbs Saare.
!6un bao en- aoue pm at faa -ri9tis
pafre" Roier ubeu meO en- Stauelie al
robe beres Seitemmelie. &oneu inn
Blot ipritdaenbe pp, % pa 9amen full
be betale, iasbe bun, OF bun life pilOe
tase imob nOsen Detailing. 8IOmiter'
ne funbe Blot faites til 2aaien paa Sig
buiet;-i aisbeo me0 mango andre, iOm
bar ieubt bio, btep be bog fort efter
trampet iItptfer nf be beuostenbe Octet
tiuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
ma oiu Setnmerret.

ccot.,tse for rio ,FarniHg ng SyuatnpL Grin
Saruic mJ D. 5. HANSON. Hart. Mich.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-18
WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK
The Seventh District Farmer.

10 the Editor OF Inc journal.
In your editorial March 25 on the above
subject you say that somebody is pulling
the wool over the eyes Of the American
farmer in the seventh district when he is
led to believe that his wheat is not as
much exposed to competition with Cana
dian wheat as it would be under Canadian
reciprocity.
The fact is that the wool is not being
pulled over the eyes Of the farmer in the
seventh district; not in this section, at
least. I will venture to say that here in
Kandiyohi county there isn't one farmer
out Of ten, take them as they come
bright, dull or imbecile, if there are any
of the latter class-that takes the tariff
views Of Congressman Volstead seriously
Ten years ago, while the populist move
ment was on, this tariff question was gone
over so thoroly that any farmer and farm
er boy who attended those schoolhouse
campaign meetings has forgotten more
about the tariff question than Volstead
ever knew, judging by his recent speech
on the subject. Every thinking farmer
knows that as long as this country pro-
duces an eXportable surplus of wheat to
glut the market at home, the prices in
the Liverpool market of the world gov
ems the prices here, and that his COM
petitor in that world market is not the
Canadian farmer alone, but the Argen-
tinean with cheap land and favorable eli
mate, the pariah Of India and the serf OF
Russia. This a b Of the tariff question
every ordinary farmer knows, all the
special pleading Of Lawyer Volstead and
! all the believing Of his political farmers
/ to the contrary notwithstanding.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-18
AT THE THEATERS
: BfIou-"pavId ,Harunn:,,

+
William H. Turner is not a William III.
Crane but his David Harum is, on the
whole, SO satisfactory and his support so
adequate, that the production at the Bijou
this week of Edward Moves Wescott's
novel, dramatized, is very creditable.
David Harum,'' the novel, was a sue
cess. It was the book of it's year, its
sale being almost unprecedented. An ac-
quaintance with David Harum, banker.
horsetrader and philosopher, explains this
In the book, David SO impresses the read
er that, after a lapse Of two or three
years, the other characters are almost for
gotten.
The dramatists tell the story in three
acts and they preserve the comedy in
cidents and repeat David's philosophy so
/! faithfully that the impression made by
the first reading is not altered. But they
take. a pardonable liberty. They empha
size the other characters until David is
mo longer "the whole thing
1t may be because Kathryn Morse as
| Mary Blake, and William Lamp, as John
Lennox, do unusually good work, or it may
4 be because the minor parts do not suffer
| in the hands of the members of the com
pany who play them, that David is not the
headlight that obscures the whole train.
David gets a plenty of fun out of it all
particularly the horse trade with the
deacon wherein he wipes out an old score
i His glee becomes almost unholy when a
transform puts the finishing touches or
the little plot in which a balky horse
warranted to stand without hitchin', 2
4 plays an essential part.
4 David is not responsible for all the
icomedy. c. H. Carlton, as Dick Larabee
4 factotum to David Harum and active all,
in horse trading, does his share, prirlci.
4 pally with an infectious laugh keyed to {
4 high pitch. Harry Leyian, as Amos Ell.
right, tavern keeper. also adds to the fun
making; Effie Germon is very satisfac
4 tory Aunt Polly and anyone more helpless
than Mary B. Hendersons Widow Cullon
is scarcely conceivable. William Hender
4 son is sufficiently hard and grasping al
'Zeke Swinney, usurer and secret fo
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-18
Governor Odell's Responsibilities

New York has given us something
new in the way of politics. Governor
Odell has accepted the Craftsmanship
of the republican state committee.
For the executive of state to take
active and open charge of a campaign
is something new. It certainly seems
a trife improper, but that is a mere
matter of appearances, since our presi-
dents as we'll as our governors are
often very active in party manage
ment.
The chairman-governor has greatly
increased his responsibilities by the
change. AS chairman of the republi-
can committee and manager of the
campaign he becomes responsible for
the acts of the state government to
g far greater degree than as a gov
ernor not actively in politics. He be-
| comes almost as directly responsible
to the people as the prime minister in
the responsible form of government.
In such governments the prime min
/ lister is always the party leader. Gov
ernor Odell is the nominal and actual
leader Of the republican party in New
York. He is responsible for what his
party does, being in power; and the
party is responsible for him to a de-
| gree unusual in American politics.
| Aside from this, it is now plain that
! Governor Odell is the absolute "boss'
of the republican party in New York
Senator Platt no longer counts. The
governors unopposed leadership in {
presidential year gives him a certain
national responsibility. 1t will be in
cumbent upon him to carry New Yorl
for President Roosevelt. If he doe
that new honors may be his; if h,
fails, he will never hear the last o
it SO long as he lives.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-18

The time has arrived when the park
board will have occasion to make up it's
appropriations for the seasons work on
the different parks and boulevards in the
city. In this connection T h e J o u a
would like to suggest that it is about
time that the principal pleasure ground
of this city, the central and almost the
only park which falls under the eye of
the visiting public to any great extent,
should have better treatment. For several
years Loring park has been no credit to
the city. The flower beds have been
poorly kept, and the whole tract has borne
a. shabby. neglected appearance. That
park should have special attention not
only because it is the largest central park,
but because it is seen by more strangers
and visitors than any other. No resident Of
Minneapolis could possibly take any pride
in it during the past two or three years
under the system of care adopted, or
rather the system of neglect. It may not
be practicable for our park board to do
| in Loring park much In the waysof grow
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-18
Consistent, at Least.

The Canadians are greatly agitated |
for fear that the United States will |
purchase the islands of st. Pierre and
Miquelon from France. These islands
lie off the southwestern coast of New
foundland, in the Gulf of st. Law
renee, and command the entrance to
the gulf. The Canadians profess to
fear that if the islands were to pass
to the United States, they would be
converted into a powerful naval base,
which might enable the United States
to close the st. Lawrence in the event
of war.
Of course, nobody dreams of war
between Britain and the United
States, but the Canadians believe in
| making a protest as strong as pos
sible. Their real grievance is that it
| would be source of annoyance to
| them to see the stars and stripes float
ing at the entrance to their great river.
! Senator Lodge is supposed to be the
American statesman who is advocat-
| ing the acquisition Of the French
islands. If the senator is really work
ing on the idea of securing the
islands for the United States, he is
at least consistent. AS the constant
opponent Of reciprocity with Canada,
he has done his best to build UP in
America an English-speaking nation
that is becoming commercially hostile
to the United States. It is only an
other step in the direction of estran-
ging Canada from the United States to
propose to purchase two islands thai
are right at her front door. Our ma
tional policy with respect to Canada
has been a series of consistent mis-.
takes for forty years, and Senator
Lodge has "got the habit
1t would be better policy for The
United States, instead of endeavorins
to secure the worthless islands in thu
Atlantic, to present Canada with tn,
. two worthless Ito us) islands tn
Alaska commissions award left us a
, the mouth of Portland canal on thu
Pacific. These islands lie in front o
Port Simpson, but do not control it
. our possession of them annoys tn
Canadians without benefiting us. ]
!, | would be a very graceful and a, politi
;, thing to give them to Canada.
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Republican Danger.

In its Washington correspondence
the Pioneer Press quotes a north
western member of congress- to the
effect that if the republican party is in
danger this year it will be because Of a
want Of interest among the business
men of the country, who seem to have
forgotten that conditions are similar
to those prevailing in 1892. This
northwestern member has been in
New York recently and he finds the
business men there Indifferent to the
results Of the fall election, and relying
upon the fact that even if Judge
Parker should be elected the senate is
at least sure to remain republican for
four years, SO there can be no changes
in tariff policies that the republicans
do not approve. He then discusses
the chances that the republicans may
lose New York and possibly one other
eastern state. ~
The republicans could lose New
York and one other eastern state and
still win if they carry as much as they
have reason to expect in the central
and western portions Of the country.
But it would be worth something to
the party if the possibility of defeat
could induce managers Of the party to
yield less completely to the dictates OF
the "standpatters." The arrogance OF
the "standpatter" rests largely upon
the supreme confidence of republican
success, no, matter what the attitude
of the party may be toward tariff re-
vision. 1t may yet appear that a little
less arrogance and a little more
amenableness to reason and common
sense on the part Of the 'standpatter'
will be found prudent, if not necessary
| 1t beats sall, says the Lake City Re
publican, how Dunns popularity keeps up
Why, was it expected by his friends tina
| it would decline? .-.-- .,..
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night by. the Ferris Stock company than
many playwrights have averaged. Mr.
Grahame has WOrshipped much at the
shrine of the gallery god, and his play is
eloquent Of his faith. The use of stop
watch between $3.50 and II D. m. last
night would doubtless have discovered
that the balcony and gallery were having
on an average one CONFUSION of joy a min
ute. The Ferris company has made hits
in other bills, but nothing like that scored
by way Out Vest
There is nothing particularly new in the
atmosphere or story of the play, which is
that of a villainous army officer at a far
western post who succeeds thru his in
fuence over the colonel's wife in stealing
$500 Of pay money and thus seriously
compromising the captain in charge Of
the money. Interest centers around Mr..
Ferris, who plays the parts of Captain
Grigsby, the officer compromised, and his
long-lost twin brother, the cowboy, Sam
whose successive disappearance and
rapid temperance in change of guise keep
the audience on edge.
There are several faults in construction
butthey do not interfere with uncritical en-
joyment, nor with the individual success
of Grace Hayward as the blind Indian
girl, bright Light Mr.. Murdoch as the
unprincipled and desperate Lieutenant
Check Carter, nor Mr.. Ferris in his dual
role. Mr.. Totten is badly cast as the He
brew chewing gum salesman, but the 9th
ers are satisfactory.
| Earl c.. May.