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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-30

putting up cots and arranging furni-
ture. A patient called early in the
morning, but fortunately he only had a
cinder in his eye.
There are more eating places on the
state fair grounds than ever before.
All the churches that had stands last
year occupy the same ones this year
and there are a number of churches
which have opened lunch tents for the
first time. Every lunch tent and lunch
pavilion has its crier out at noon, and
as these eating places are scattered
over the grounds, no visitor is COM
PEELED to walk far to satisfy his hum
ger.
The w. c.. II. u. women are keeping
open house this year in Rest cottage.
Everybody who calls at the attractive
little building is invited to have a seat
and tract.
Pike Gets the Crowds
The crimson pike is an attractive
spot on the fair grounds and there
was a steady stream of visitors passing
in and out of its flaming doorway all
day yesterday. On the outside this
pike is not SO alluring as. the midway
of former years, for the latter used to
have it's most remarkable attractions
on the street to tempt passersby, ana.
do q sol1CCl was q
picturesque byway. But the pike re-
serves its attractions for those who
have the price and are willing. to pay it,
The mail boxes, which state eeactly
what time the mail is collected and
what time it is taken down town, are
among the eonveniepces of the fair
Mrs. E. R., Lawrence, of the CONNER
cial station in ST. Paul, is superin-
tendent of the sposteffice. She is as
sisted by J. H. Wittmaack, of the st
Anthony Hill station, and "A. w. Nc
Lean and w. H. Turner, Of the maiT
postoffice.
A. L. Larpenteur was one of the
early arrivals at the log cabin yester-
day and he found "a group of old set
tiers gathered about big log fire II
the old-fashioned fire place. The Ter
ritorial Pioneers will keep open house
during the fair. Thursday, which is
Territorial Pioneers day, will be more
elaborately celebrated. Senator ClapI
will deliver the principal address or
that day.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-30
STATE OFFICES CLOSE
DURING ST. PAUL DAY
Only Department Open at Capitol viii
be Secretary of State

The state capitol will be closed to-
day to permit the officers and clerks to
celebrate st. Paul day at the state fair.
The office of the secretary of state will
be the only exception, for it was an
nounced yesterday that some member
of the Office force would be at the office
during the day to accept the filing Of
certificates of candidacy for state, con-
gressionai, legislative and judicial
offices.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-30

EXHIBITS VAST i'm VARIETY ARR INSTALLED READY FOR vSlToRS

cellent showing of Percherons, espe-
cially young animals of their own
breeding. Mclaughlin brothers, Of
Minnesota Transfer, have entered fine
specimens of Percherons, BeIgians and
coach horses.
The judging of the road horses will
begin at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-30
STOCK SHOW fXCELS
ALL PREDECESSORS
Display of Shortl,orns and
Herefords Finest Ever
Seen

AS has been frequently told since
the fair was about to open, the stock
show this year surpasSes all its pred
acessors. The cattle especially, 20
per cent more numerous than year
ago. constitute the finest show in all
America.
Officers of the great breeding asso-
Citations are in charge of the princi-
pal displays of beef cattle. The full
cooperation of those associations has
thus enabled the State Agricultural
society to bring together the very best
herds from every part of the country.
b In the division of Shorthorns, for in
stance, the entries 200 in all, are fully
80 per cent larger than last year and
100 per cent larger than in 1902. In
quantity and quality the Shorthorns
at Hamline are equal to those seen at
any previous cattle show in any Amer
lean city.
Among the leading exhibitors are
the Tebo Land and Cattle company. of
Clinton, Iowa. f. w. Harding, of Wau-
kesha, Wis; D. R. Hanna, of Ravenna,
Ohio, a brother of the late United
States senator; E. w. Bowen, of Del
phi. Ind; N. P. Clarke, st. Cloud; W.
II. DunwOody, Minneapolis, u. D
Searle, ST. Cloud; John Cooper, ST.
Cloud; W. F. Christian & Son, Indian
apolfs, Ind: H. S. Bright, Versailles,
KY; Hill & Anderson, Indiana; T. j.
Warnell, Liberty, Mo-; John A. Nelson,
Minneapolis and others. Mr.. Hanna
brought his herd to Hanaline instead Of
taking it to the Ohio state fair.
Prominent Shorthorns at Hamline
are the bull, Choice Goods, and the
COW, Ruberta, of the Tebo herd; the
bull, Whitehall Sultan, and the COW,
Happy Valley, of the Harding herd;
the heifer, Fair Queen, of the Bowen
herd.
Fine Line of Herefords
The Herefords, which number about
$50 specimens this season, including
four or five of the best American herds,
constitute as fine a display as has been
made in the United States and, there
fore, in the world. Among the proni<
nent exhibitors are Harris, of Mis-
souri,; Van Natta, of Indiana; Stewart
& Hutchinson, of Kansas, and Mrs.
Cross, of Kansas.
But unlike the rival shows at Chi
cago and Kansas City the Hamline
cattle show is strong In dairy cattle.
1t provides the best display of Jersey
cattle that the Northwest has seen for
years, comprising herds brought by
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-30
SPECIAL FEATURES
ATTRACT WOMEN
Many Novel Exhibits of Fem
inine Production TO Be
Seen This Year

Every year the woman's building on
the state fair grounds attracts larger
and more interested crowds of sight
seers. This fall it promises to estab-
lish record for ITSELF both as regards
there are 400 more entries than there
were last year. Sixteen hundred arti-
cles have been sent in. The opening Of
the new manufacturers building has
relieved the woman's building, for in
other years booths that could not OBJ
tain space in the manufacturers build
ing were accommodated in the woman's s
building. This year there are not more
than half a dozen of these booths; all
the rest of the space being reserved for
legitimate exhibits. of the building.
When the gates opened yesterday
morning the woman's building was in
readiness, thanks to the work of Mrs.
Luther, superintendent, and her ener-
getic assistants. More preserved fruit
and jellies and more bread and cake
are exhibited this year than ever be-
fore, and all day yesterday. men. as
we'll as women, hung over the glass
cases in which these exhibits were
temptingly displayed. The quilts form
another class of exhibits that the
woman's building has learned to depend
upon. Besides the patchwork and the
crazy quilts there are exhibited this
year number of silk portieres made
out of silk rags that have been dyed
and woven.
chiIdren's Exhibit Attractive
"A novel and new feature for this
year are the exhibits of the school chill
dren of the various counties in the
state. The children of the country
schools OF Itasca county have sent in
an especially attractive exhibit. 1t in
cludes a number of pillows made OF
plaid ginghamS, the odd blocks dec
GRATED with the tapestry stitch. These
pillows are stuffed with pine needles
and the aromatic odor fills the build
ing. These same school children have
carved out of wood the various tools
and utensils used for making maple
sugar, and the clever reproduction
caused many yesterday to linger about
the ease" in which it was displayed,
while they recalled delightful memories
OF life on the farm" when they were
children.
Besides the exhibits which represent
the different industries of the coun-
ties, there are included in this collec-
ton exhibits of the routine work of the
children, which show the work that is
being done by the country schools.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-30
HAD TO GO OVER THE
SAME GROUND TWICE
City Engineer Says Householders Uttered
Streets After His Men

City Engineer Rundlett says that satis-
factory progress has been made in clean
ing up the. debris resulting from the
storm.
And good showing would have been
made by this time but for the course of
a great many househoiders, added Mr..
Rundlett. AFTER my force had cleaned
up the streets the citizens got busy,
cleaned up their yards and threw much
of the debris on the streets. 1t seems to
me that this is very close to imposition,
making it necessary for US TO go over
the ground a second time"
q A@TozTA
Desrs the - The Kind You iIags Always SoueM
signature Il IGHHzzzSx
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
Under JUL manad

Under dennc manad skola vi gifva eder
nagra Of de basta godtkop Nj nagonsin
hort talas ON. vi mAste salia ut ALT /
vart lager af sommarvaror och skola satta
sadana priser, att vi kunna g0ra det..
Beh5fver Nj EFT isskap? Nj Dor da Sc er
for har, ty de masts ga. och Nj kan iu
gerna blifva en- af de lycklige,
Hangmattor och ice cream frysare, af-
vepsa tradgardsgungor och soffor arc pa
listan. vi ha ocksa EFT specielt pris pa
sommarunderklader. kjolar, wrappers
och strumpor.
Ofverallt butikel skall Nj fupa sa-
ker, som Nj ben0fver, och till priser, som
Nj will betala. Eft lagt pris ar den haf-
stang, som alldrig misSlyckas att r0ra pa
varcrna, och vi kanua till konsten att
begagna den.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
Arheta matt och dag

Den aitigaste och kraftigaste lila SAX,
som ~nagonsin tillvsrkats, ar DR. Kings
New Life Pills. Dessa piller forvandla
svaghet till styrka, dasighet till energi,
.uttr0ttade hiernor till sialsstyrka. De arc
upderbara att aterstAlla helsan. Endast
2Sc pr ask. Saljas af Lungrsn d Andrsen.
spotskars. Sioux City, 10. i
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05

F6, nagra veckor sedan blef en-
ire ar gammal son till J. A.Wea-
tiers i Morningside bitten af en-
hund. Man misstankte visserligen
att hunden var behaftad med
rabies, men ingenting gjordes i
ALA fall at saken. For!iden l0rdag
insjuknade den bitne gossen med
ALA teckeR rill rabies. Lakarhje.p
kunde ingenting utratta, och den
lille aAed i tisdagsmorgon efter
att hafva utstatt svara plagor. l
ec AMMAN familj i Morning Side
hnnes EFT barn, som nyligen bitits
at en- hund, hvilken i sin ordning
blitvit bitten at den forstnamda
hunden Man vet an 1u 81 huruvida
djuret har rabies, men ON delta
kommer att visa sig vara ~fallet,
kommer Diet bitna barnet att SAN
das till Chicago att undergo
demanding pa Pasteurinsttiutet.
Svenska rakstuean 1871 4th st.
mellan Court & Iowa 2 dorrar fran
Johnsons restaurant.
E w. Boyner Prop.
Skaktsristrgken fortfar har an.
Emellertid ar arbetet ingalunda
nedlagdt pa slakterierna ware sig
har elIer pa de andra af stricken
ber0rda stallena, ehuru naturligt-
Wis ej sa mycket arbete utf0res del
som strax fore strejkens b0rjan.
Nagen tillfredsstallande ofverens-
kommelse mellan slakteriesarne
och de streikande har annu e.
kommit till stand, och ingen kan
saga mar eller huru stricken skal
sluta, Inga eroligheter hafva hal
forekommit.
.Byggnadsmaterialier och fisk.
redskap hos
c. A, Larson, 100 Fourth ST
:. Som vara lasare torde erinrs
sig, rakade en- dag i .borjan a
sommaren en- IS arig svensk yng.
ling vid namn Victor Peterson
r under arbete falla ned genom er
elevatoroppning fran fjerde va
: ningen / Cudahy Packing Co.
A slakteri, deryid han skadade sig
sa lila, att han EFT par timmai
derefter afed. Slakteribolage'
{ har nu till den omkomnes fade.
atbetalt 325 dollars som skade
ersattning f6r soaens dod, ct
$ mycket ringa pris. torsfallsr de
o's.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
It iToRENS 1LLEFONNUMMER 1881

IN oisoH, l95tiyuiout o., -
manader gammal. Begrafningen
ho| tisdags e. m. fran hemmet'
Pastor Benson fran Madrid,
low, hvilken under sin ferietid
Dir u och reser i k~onferensens
areaien, har under veckan v~istats
is a,ien och derunder gjort oss
Ell besok.
In S. k. Ice Cream Social hal
les den IL. dennes at Lutherfor-
Blu det inom Augustanaforsamlin
gen hos herrskapet John r.
c ,lson. ITO Oak st.
Byggmastarex John A. Swan
SO afreste i gar till Oakland, Neb.
de han kommer att anlagga en-
qv INDIAN Oliver Logan creek.
F6rmannen Edward Erickson,
DO at i 1914 West q street och
ans aid i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tjeust, ljot i onsdagseftermlddag
do en genom att ofverkoras at
Ell "rakttag i narheten at Rodney,
10 Erickson hade tillika med
sil Is ar gamle son Edwin, Con-
rad Borsting. Lars Olson, John
Dah! och Olof Olson blifvit ut
San att reparera en- bro. Efter
slu DIT arbete begafvo sig ALA de
ofvaanamda mannen pa en- dressin
til Mapleton, och Diet var under
de "a denna olycksdigra fard de
Of >rkordes, Erickson vantade
att tiget skulle komma och hade
til ct sina man att halla sig
tai IA att hoppa af. Men olyckan
sks de i en- dup urskarning i en-
joi 'ank. der de Ell varseblefvo
tak+t, iorran det var nastan all
del=S inpa dem. De lyckades
do < hoppa at dressinen och sat
ia ii, i sakerhet utom Erickson,
hvi:nen traffades at lokomotivet
ecI kastades at sidan dervid han
erh"il sadana skador att han pc
dast atled, Lars Olson fck afven-
ledrs EFT ben afbrutet. Den sd
sorsligt omkomnes Xix forbes hit.
Erickson efterlemnar en- stor ia
mil bestaende af hustru och 9
barn. Han tillnorde Modern
Wooimen at America, der han
hade en- lifforsakring pa 1000
dollars Han hade afven en- mindre
notwithstanding i Chicago
CO ~tinental Casualty Company.
0ns9agsqVaH sammsnvigdes
ibfudens foraldrahem, 5I7 len
nil 6 street, Mr. Floyd c. Huling
fra Bennington, VT, och Miss
Hanna Nolen. Brol!opsgarden
var ytterst smakfullt och dyrbart
dekorerad med de uts0ktaste
vaxter och b'ommor SAINT upplyst
med olikfargadt elektriskt ljus.
Vlsseln forsiggick klockan 6 med
rev. Dr. White som oficierande
presteman. Br6llopsmarschen
spelades at Mrs Mollie Hedges
Brown.
k!ockan s anlande de inbjudna
gasterna att gratulera de nygifta
och taga i askadande brudgafvor-
ma, som voro babe manga, ele
ganta och dyrbara. Bland gaf-
vorna befunno sig EFT elegant
piano SAINT EFT uts0kt linneforad
inlagdt i en- enkom derfor for.
fardigad kista at elk, rikt skulp-
terad. Dsssa gafvor voro fran
brudens foraldrar. Supee och
forfriskningar serverades under
tiden och en- orkester spelade un-
der qvallen.
De nygifta afreste med malta.
get till Minneapolis, derifran re-
san sedermera kommer att ut
strackas till verldsutstallningen
St. Louis och osterns kuststader
Etter den IS september komme,
Mr. och Mrs Huling att bosatt;
sig i Bennington, VT, der brud
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05

"oSsohB 49," AoN ~ 1
stallen.
Hr Il. O. Assar, Goteborgs
Aftonblads correspondent, afreste
efter nagra dagars v~istelse har.
stades till Minneapolis. Under
vistelsen har giorde han tillika
med denna tidnings utgitvare en-
afstickare till Oakland, Nebraska,
hvarifran han / hr. Andrew Beck
mans sallskap gaf sig ut pa lands
bygden for att studera de metoder
man har i landet anvander vid
iordbruk. Hr. Assar antrader j
slutet at manaden hemresan,
hvilken antagligen kommer att
ga genom Holland och Tyskland.
En- okand man vid MANN w.
Ambrose anlande hit forliden
onsdags norgon fran Minneapolis
och sokte SAINT erholl genast an
stallning Cudahy Packing Cos.
slakteri. Efter slutadt dagsarbete
begat han sig jennie sina kamrater
till hvila i den stora sofsal, som
inrattats for slakteriets arbetare
under stricken. Klockan II pa
natten steg han plotsligt uppmed
ett utseends som ON han ofver-
~fallits at nsgot haftigt illamaende
och foil dod ned pa golfvet.
En- dofstum madrassmakare
vid mann NelsN orby anstalld hos
H. c. Mcneil & Son hade kom-
NIT till den mogna aldern at "a
ar och tyckte att han lefvat lange
nog allena, hvarfor han i en- It'd
ming for doistumma intorde en-
annons att han onskade sig en-
hustru. Han ick atskilliga svar
men taste sig sarskildt vid EFT, som
sandts at en- dofstum enka vid
namn Mrs Throckmorton i Shell
byville, Ind. Hon hade visserll-
gen tire barn fran slit foregaende
aktenskap. men delta afskrackte
iugalnnda Norby. Efter nagon
radplagning med sina foraldrar
och be*anta lyckades dessa af-
rada honom fran Diet steg han
amnade taga, men enkan kom
helt enkelt hit i mandags med 81
ma barn, sag och segrade. M
skall Diet bli parti af, sd smart
Rev. Damskov at den danska for
kommer tillbaka for
att vlga dem.
Mrs Carrie Olson, hustru till
farmaren VIM. F. Olson Ply
mouth county. har j harvarande
distriktsdomstol inlagt ansokan
ON skilmessa fran sin man, hvilken
hon pastar vara krenisk krinkare.
Makarne ingingo aktenskap for IS
ar sedan, och hustrun fordrar som
sin andel 1000 dollars ur Diet
gemensamma boet,
En- IS ar gammal lands.na vid
MANN VIM F. Johnson har blifvit
t0rklarad sinnesrubbad och sandes
fora veckan till darhuset Chero-
kee. Johnson inbillar sig vara en-
Pinkertondetektiv och att han
genom att resa kan fortjena en-
hsl del pengar. Han har Ell gang
forut varit intagen pa statshospi-
talet / Rochester, MINI.
fOAn 6. Zones, en- "grafter",
hvilken tor nagon It'd sedan skots
i armen al en- detektiv, som han
forsokte undkomma, och sedan
intogs a hospitalet for undergaen.
de al demanding for b%lodforgift
ming i s%kottsaret, lyckades i lor,
days forliden vecka att atervinna
friheten genom att med vanners
help stalla kontant bergen for
sig, 800 dollars. Han kommer
naturligtvis aldrig att installa sig
till rattegangen, hvadan borges.
summan i simon It'd tillfaller
countyt. Jones' hustru har under
hela tiden varit hos honom. va
duktige allmanne aklagare, hvil.
ken / hettan ej skrader orden utar
brukar svara, So Diet luktar svafveI
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05

ger sig, och som foroirigt eli har
n3got emot att IA Diet basta at
allmanna aklagaren, med hvilken
han 81 star pa ssrdeles god fot.
Tvd maskerade man. hvilka
dragit pa sig kladerna med atvig-
sidan ut, intrangde ! tisdagsqvall
vid Io-tiden Ray Darlings butik
i Morningside, der postkontorets
substation Ne 2 ar belagen.. OAR
ling hvilken afvenledes, ar post
mastaren, och en- upg man vid
MANN Georgs Miner, hvilka be
funno sig i boden, tvungos at
rofvarnen, hvilka innehade stora
revolvrar, att halla armarna upp-
strackta, medan de tillegnade sig
substationens och butikens kassa
uppgaende tillsammans till inemot
IS dollars. Mrs Darling, postma
starens moder, befann sig i Dire
vaningen och horde att nagonting
ovanligt var pa farde j boden cch
sprang ned for att sc hvad som
stod pa. Hon tog genast in situa
tionen och tillkallade help, som
genast anlande, men da voro ra-
narne redan stadda pa hykt och
undkommo med latthet de torfol-
iande. Mr. Darling trodde sig
marka att de bada ranarne voro
helt unga. De tycktes vara
~nyboIare i yrket och lorefollo
vara ytterst nervosa, isynnerhet
den, som holl revolvern mot OAR
lings hutvud. Darling ar krympling
och kunde 81 komma ur stolen.
der han satt. Han vantade hela
tiden att EFT skott skulie ga at ur
ranarens revolver, emedan denne
Val mycket nerves och skadade
hela tiden. Det blir en- ledsam
historic for ranarne, dersst Onkel
Sam far tag i dem,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
'tv : 'c- .&r Gac2rr-sS-vcr, soya

~:"ECu&4Ta Gvicl1siIcver,
.'>r .ns1 Tvtcksltt~sr sskert will f6rdsrfva snlaks
irurt"~h fulHt1 u1lct 6deIagga hela systemet, MIR
2, :Lr i&faGGA Ee9snu sleUGhlnnorna. Sadapa
1Efr Cor39 aidriC brUkas, und 0"tGGandes efter
sSihlgl aEaces t5r7rdaande, ~ den skada de astad-
a0a1.lG Ir tic canEsr vaTTea DO -oda verkningar,
=1Ea lie nl6 llic1y!s knn-ta hHi, -. LALL's CATARRa
EggE, preparGr.: EfG. J. Cheney d Co., Toledo,
o., ilnehGil2r intot qvicEGlAFor, och begagned
SON iEvGrtes r.cdicla verkar dot dtrekt pa blOdet
1ch ElemhtcnOrna. Mar nj k6per HALL'o CArARRH
2UEE, sd i5r5atra edcr ON den skta. Den brukas
Soln tnvSrtes medicln, och tillvarkas i Toledo, O.,
Ct r. J. Cheney & 90. Intyg fritz.
.3~ Fas hos apotekare. Pris 75c fiaskan.
Iaif'g Ealaiii Pills arc de b3sta,
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Loeb Reports on Letter

beef rust too Owing 20 The tarin|
which pro ects # from Canadian
Spanish. American and Australian com
peuuon, the cost OF living in the
United States
Hang he tarltf, Loeb Leave crit.
icism # that to the Democra;s. We
must stand by the protected interests
or they wouldn't stand by us, ard then
where'd we be''
Yes, sir
You wouldn't be a pre- sidenrs sea.
retary if it wasn't for the tarifr Loeb.
NO, sir"
Then it stands 20 reason thai he
arin furnianes employment to the in.
dustuous and respectful poo"
Yes. sir
Anytime e!se2"
"On ne suojec, OF the antitrust
laws. sir some exception is taken TO
yonr atement that they have been
or--impartially and enthusias ioaIy
enforced"
"Grea snakes Have the carpiHg
hounds forgotten the MERGE suit and
The Beet Trust mjunotion?"
mo, Sir; but they say you have
nerve when YOU peak OF he consist
emf and steadily continued acgion Of
the department Of jus Ice under he
present alminis'ra ion in applying
IN, statutes, considering tina you
haven't moved a step against he Coal
Trust though 70" mo yeags The eyi
dcnce of ils guilt has been m youl
hands And it is asked why YOU didn't
order Knox TO prosecute our Pee
Trust friends and send them TO iai
instead Of getting out an ininnctiol
which hasn't worried hem a bit. 4
is contended. Your Excenenoy. tha'
YOU aid nc mora against the trusts
than wac needed TO Keep up a blrf
Tor political purposes, and that WheI
Knox said right after the Merger de
cision. N crder to reassure The Nor
gans and Rochelellers. that he gov
egnmeDt ala not intend 20 run amucl
he disclosed The real policy OF he ad
minisiretion
"Wnat more. Loeh. pha more-ii
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Especial by Wireless 1elepaihyD
Oyster Bay, SEPT. "a
Loci
''YcuI Excellency."
"Wha do you ;htnl, Of my letter of
acceptance. new that It has been print.
ed for the instruction of the coun.
try?n
Complete, forciblo, masterul, un
answerable, perfect, Your Excollen-
cy."
That your official view and en-
tirely correc, bnt have you any pri-
vate opinions on he great document
We'll. sir" (eyeing the big stick
which the lnfailitle One was sandpa-
pering) If | were TO offer any criti
cism. sir should be only repea ing
the wordg Of others, sir. and due
regard 70; my pei sonal safe"
"Out with IT Loeb, have an open
mind and teaohable spirit, ant l
promise you safe conduct back 10
your office
Then, strand remember / merely
repeat what others say--your remarks
on the tarin are a little strong You
assert thar the tarin has no,hing to
DO with the trusts. while Hayemeyer
who oueht o know something about IT,
declared on oath that the tariff was
the Mother Of Trusts"
"Havemeyer's an ass to male sucl
an admission
Eyes. air. And there's the Sice
Trust Schwab 1ou remember. wroi'
10 Frlck that we can make steel rails
at sl2 A ton. leaving a nice margin fol
foreign business. the Steel Trust ha'
a monopoly oi the home market
where Il charges s2S a ton for rails
while II sells lhem TO Canadians an'
Europeans for s. less And as IN
same with great many other hing
sir. Take clothes now. When ! wa
over IN Lonior last had several suit
made hat cost me si2 each: tney'
have COS $50 each IN New York. Tn
tarin enables American clio hers L
sell anoady clothes 10 he poor a
double or thsee times What straigf
Woolen goods cor abroad, And IN
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interest OF civilikatioID Loeb. It dis
tracts attention from my administra-
tion."
Yes. sir"
"To some exten-, that is. Aad Loeb 81
"Your Excellency9"
AT the next outbreak in he Bal.
kans the Turk mus be driven from
Eurooe.
eyes. sir"
1T would never DO to forget for 4
moment what towards and veaklings
are ever striving TO forget--that we
are aworld power. and that Theodore
Roosevelt nows his duty. Heaven
has endowed me with wonderful gifts,
Loeb, and would be recreant to MY
mission ON earth were ! not to use
them increasingly for the guidance of
mankind AT times ! am nearly awed,
Loeb by the consciousness. which
ever ab;des with me. that ! Know j
All"
Yes, sir, but Judge Parkef--
Parker What. you dare tc men
tion in my presence The name of thai
man who has tho urspeakable effron-
terry to openly attemp' TO deprive ne
of my office? Begone. you unfaithful
dog'"
Your Excereucy, J beg"
Begonei"
Your Hlshness. implore---
Gel"
Your Maiesly, l--"
Leave rlei"
'Your Imperial Majesty I
"oh. wen, Loet III overlook il fol
once. Hang this stick on the wall be
side my saber and get back 10 yoa'
work"