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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

3onf06erirten berbinbsrten. Sfterz
baus ma9te bann ben 8iireerfries
nit, in benz er BON 9emetnen gum
9enerulmaior aufftieg unb fi9 an
ni9t peniger ols 80 S9la9ten unb
9efe9ten bet6eiltgte. Sine feiner
beiten &ubmestbaten 1T nit 2pofout
Mountain perfniipft, po Siterbaus
nit ieiner Oipifion ben Seinb I'M
Riiden angriff unb ben Grfolg bes
Soges BON Miffionarp Gibee fi9srte.
Der Rampf bDu3og ft9 an ben Nb<
bdngen unb ouf benz &iiden zines
hoben 8erges, Der BON Wolfen uuls
biint tpar.
Sfterbaus mar na9 benz 8iirgerz
friege ameritanif9er &onful in 2Don
unb Damn in Mann6eim. Set 1900
lebt Der nunmebr 81 Sabre ate 9err
in 8onn i'm Hubeitonbe. gtner feiner
bier S0bne 1T Maior i'm prsuBif9en
9eere, Elm 5neiter befebliet als Diff
aier in Der Ser. StaateneM drine our
3eit ben Monitor vMpnterep.@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
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g ii # tiger pIds. .Du, in
Der Qusftenung bdngen ia Define bets
ben fleinen 8tlber re6ts unb linfs BPM
S9oBlers mpfteriOfem sroBem Ge<
mGlbe uSitanenna9t"... ba tperben
lie pohI faurn biel bea9tet." - %
bod, bic 2eute 19iitteln bor Der ST
tanennadt4 bic &DpFe unb babel fGnt
ihr Bid gerabe auf meme 8ilber.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

Paris. 9as 8efinben beg frii=
beren Premier : Wtniiterss Waloed=
&ouheau, bas in ben leBten Sagen
grobe 8efor9niB erregtee, gilt ieBt als
be~frteoi9enb.
2onoon. Die englif9=6inefif9e
Arbeiter= Contention muroe bonn auss
tpdrt.gen Miniiter uno Dem 6ineff6en
@eianbten unteraei9net. Ser 8ertraa
be3iebt f9 auf idmmtlide britii9en
8eibuneen.
SnIamb.
SO a bingtpn n. @Dntre= Momi=
raj u. g. &ennp, friiber @eneralsabl=
meifter Der Marine, 1T gum @9aB=
meiiter Der Banana @anal=@ omn,ifs
fion auserieben.
Snpeta,, Seas. Mnpdlte fir bic
ftreifenben @anta Sc Maf9iniifen BE.
%antragten bic Nufbebung oes @inbalts=
befebls seeen Die @treifer. Die @treif=
lase 1T u~nberdnbert.
NeD Onrf. u. g. Sat4, atuet=
mai prdfibertt Der M. q. g6rfe unb
friiber ether Der leitenben Ginanciers
uon Wad Str, 1T rs Sabre alt geffor=
ben, ST itammte aus 8eruDnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
Surge 9epefden.

49,. Mat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
&aum mtbr I'll jiigelm
Nnhet=SaB TT Der Ma1bi6nrei brdngt intrler ntebr
5nn1 Mnsbrl6.
Sapan. Gormarib gbt feig neher. = &eieur geritt bes unRrqqanaenen
SorpeooboOts. = Brt @rtbur's ger6inoung meber nnterbruJen.-
Gabibpfpd= @edmaber.- Sibet1rage.
CHsNFen.

Gf=Nten.
NIerieff unb bic Geinb=
f9aft Der d inefif6en
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
8ritii9sSnbien.

Sruppen hr Sibet.
@emIa, IS. Mai. Gin babies
Battalion Ghfiliere unb elm babies 8a
tailon Marine=Snfanterie uno bier 10
Yfunos@ eI9tibs erbielten 8efebl, fi9
aum 9ienf fir Sibet borsubereiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

Stao Gang 0albtniel, in Der Siib=
Wanbf9urei fteben.
ueber Die 3%erf6rung bon gort
Salnp, Die n6tbtg mar, um Die Sapa=
ner an Der 8erpenbung elmer bereits
fertigen See=gais gegen port Nrtbur
gu binoern, ltegen feine peiteren @in=
5elbeiten bor.
8Iaoipo o d g d 10 a b e r
Tam d aus b
9aen.
SUI, Rorea, Is. Mai. Das
ruiff6e 8labiboftof @ef9naber 1T
tbatid6li6 BON Der japan. Glotte ein=
gef9lohen. Sapanif6e S9ife bema=
den ben 6afen.
! 9ie apeite iapanii9e Nrmee, 10000
Wann ftarf, sins am 4. Meai auf 33
Sransportf6iffen aus Gbinampbo ab.
Sebes S9if bate $500 Mann an
Soro. Sebe 8orfi6t mar getroHen,
I'm bas 8efanntnerben Der Mbfabrt
Der Irmee 5l D%erbinbern. Niemanb
ourfte nod @binampbo binein ober
aus benz Srte beraus. SnbeHen ent=
famen 8 Nmeritaner auf elmer Di9unte,
bic IL Sage fpdter in @bemulpo ein=
trafen.
&C TIDE 3riees =M nleibe.
g t. Petersburg, Is. Mai.
Der &egierungsbote ber0feniti6t beute
einen faiierli6en ntas betreHenb Der
Ius9abe bon Bombs gum N~ennpertbe
bon $3.50, 000, 900 mit3infen eon flint
pro5ent, balbldbrlt6 ausau3ablen. Die
Bombs Derben bon ben boQdnbif1en
unb Barrier 8anfen, ben Credit 2po-
naife unb Sottin9er & 60. in Yaris
ausge9eben.
Sic tnnere Sage &u-
lambs.
&om, Is. Wai. Gin @e6eims
geri9t aus ct. Petersburg f9ilbert
Die innere Sage fir Die se9enmdrtt9eu
@inrihtungen als b66f bebrobli9.
Die militdrii6en Geblidldse baben bic
Meinuns 9eitdrtt, baB Die l1ebelftdnbe
bon ben gegenudrti9en 8erbdltnifen
herr1bren unb baB Elm We6fel unab=
tuenobar TT. gs tpiro Die Sofnune
a%usgeoriift, oer 3aiier tperoe in Gr=
tenntnib Der 8efabren benz 2anbe cine
8erfahung 9~etpdbren.
Nem s + wang unb Der
g d u 5 Der Musl1nber.
g t.. 8 Petersburg, Il. Wai.
&idfi6tli6 Der Melbune, baB bic Sa=
paner Die Befinaer &eeierung nit Der
8eiebuns 6ineff6en @ebiets gebrobt
bdtten, fails Die @bineien bic &u1en
ni9t binausiagen, felt oas ~uusmdrtiee
Nmt enti9ieoen in Nbreoe, baB ii9
&ufen auf 9inefi6em @ebtet befinben
auber ~gegenfber Stem @bwang unb
Sin=M in=Sing, benz @nopunfte Der
9ineff9en 8abn.
9as auspdrtiee Mmt erfennt, baB
fir ben S9ub Der Musldnber in Stem
Gbmang gefOr9t weroen muB.
Wabrideinli3 tperben 9ineff6e re-
guldre Sruppen sur Beiebung bon
SEEM @bmang aufgeforoert; m6sli9er=
peiie fommt es cher nod au einem Or
rangement, wona9 Die Sapaner ben
Dirt unmitteIbar mad benz &iid8uge
Der &uiien beieben t6nnten.
Pu2aS ten 10 | r e.
% m E n.
W Ruben, Is. Mai. pu ga
Sien (nabe Bort Noams, 2tao Sung
9albinieD 1T abermals bur9 Die Sa=
paner befebt. Die 0erbinbung nit
port Nrtbrr 1T utterbro9en.
g Gbloft n Betting.
Nem 6 bmane,1 Is. Mai, pia
s ientin. @binefii9e Banoiten
begeben Nusi9reitunsen in Der @eeeno
am Mir Som.
5err paulof, Der frtbere rufff9e
@eianbte In 2orea urtb ieBt gertreter
oes WicefOni9s Nlerief, elmer Der fdbig=
ten rufiii4en Siplomaten, peilt oer=
seit in peting unb fu9t. ME man
glaubt, Die 9ineiif9e 8egierung gu be-
tpeeert. lie m6hte bic Stem @htpano Sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

yin 0Detl Der 1dpnnlt6e1 Nrntee
mari9irt oer5eit BON 0fn Oen mad
Dem yforoweiten; Die 3a6l bieier Srup=
pen TT nt1t befannt, aber iebenfals 1T
tie betrd9tIi6. Die &uHen operirert
nit apei Reqimentern in unb auBer-
balb New @bwangs, I'm unter ben
@%ingeborenen ben @inbruf gu ertrsfen,
fe berftgten iber cine ertleGli9e Srup=
penmadt. ODD Die ruffifde @treit=
madt In iener 8egenb beFtebt nur aus
bieien beiben Geeimentern.- Ollie iibri=
gen Sruppen inb mad WufDen ent=
fernt. Wie man glaubt, tperoen Die
Sruppen aus Mufoen balo III Der 3i6=
tung na9 5arbin gebra6t, unb ma
nimmt ni9t an, baB fi9 bic &uhen
auf einen &f auf Der 9iao Sung
0albiniel einlaKen.
q m erifani9e &reu3er
mad 500.
5bangbai, 13. Mai. Ser
amerifanif9e &reu5er Stem Orleans"
fubr beute mad @be 500 ab; morgeu
gebt Der Rreu3er v&alet9b" mad Ching
Rmiang am gang STE 6luHe ab, ND
es tir3lt9 gu einem Nufrubr nit Der-
f6ieoenen SobesfGaen fam.
Sbeuer ertaut.
9 ancouber, 9. g., Is. Mai.
Na6ri9ten aus Sapan, bic Der Gam=
pier ,@mpreB Of Snoia" bringt, sei=
gen, oaB bic 8erfperruns beg Safens
bon port Nrtbur Der iapanif6en &e=
gierun9 alsin fir alte 6anbeIsI9ife
$1,241, 900 gefoitet bat, bpn ben ur=
9ebeuren Summen fir Munition, &e=
paraturen &c. gang gu i9weigen. 8ts
our Nbfabrt Der r@mpreB Of Snbia"
uaren neun S9ife au benz 9enannten
StDede bertD1lDt mor0e1.
Sentlhlan0.
8 II tebrt Il d.
Berlin, IS. Wai. Sie &egtes
rune ber6fentli9te beute cine Sepef6e
BON 8ouberneur 2eutnein in 9eutf9=
SiOwet=Nfrifa, portn er fa9t, er be-
abf9tige, nod Der Nnfunft bes @ene=
rails b. Srotba in Nfrita na9 9euti9s
lanb su~rif5ufebren.
Granfrei6.
DC ardanb's Mbf9teb.
paris, Is. Mat. Ser Mintfers
ratb bei9loB, bas Mbf9ieosgeiu9 bes
bur9 Gafdoba berubmt gemoroenen
Oberften War@anb unsunebmen.
@s 1T Der Nusgans zines Streites,
Der beBbalb entftanb, neil Der Cberff
r1i9t als Wilitdr=Ntta9e our ruifI9en
Mrmee in Sfafien gefanot wurbe.
Il rge6pr amer @Drps=
@Ommanbeur abgefebt.
Baris, 10. Mai. &riegsminiter
Undergraduate beute Elm Setret,
ben General Seannerob, in 2ile
lfationirt, bonn COMMANDO bes erften
Nrmee= @orps enthebt. NnlaB btloet
Der 8efehl beg Generals, tporin er fir
bic 9hdtieteit Der s9mefern oerWobl=
tbdti9feit, nel6er cine 8erfi9ung 0es
Rrieesminifteriums Elm @nbe ma9te,
Ieiuen 9auf ausbrtift.
8ritiib. SnDien.
Sruppen II s ibet.
g M / a, Is. Mai. Gin babies
n o&o;Nn ~, 9Xf3Iforo ,t,1A ON hoIhoS No
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

" u I W ! II " { II
8 m en-.
2onbon, IA. Mai. No9 Der
uMornins got" bat Die iapanii6e
erfe Nrmee III 9ang befeBt.
8icef6nig Nlerief bef6werte fi6 BEL
Dem Surtaren=@ eneral Der Manbf1u=
rel bariiber, baB Die 9inefif@en SDrfs
gemobner fi6 uet9ern, ben ruifi9en
Sruppen @orrdtbe gu pertaufen unb
~berlangte, Der General ioIe our9 cine
Proclamation ben @ingeborenen bic
2%ieferung Der Nabrunssmittel anbe=
feblen. @ini9e Der 9inefii9en 8ice=
t6nige bremen nod einem Griege nit
&uBlanb.
9 ormar9 sebt weiter.
8 tao Oan9, Is. Wat. 9ie
9bantgarbe Der erften japan. Mrmee
eri1ien 6 Weilen unterbalb Glen Chen
&uan an Der StraBe mad 2tao Dang.
sic riift ni9t meter bor, nirft aber
ftarfe S9anawerfe auf.
@inem 8eri9te 5ufolge fam ben Sa=
panerr, tpel9e Guan Dian San befeB=
ten, cine ruff. @abaIerie=S bpanron
in ben &tGen. Sie Sapaner, Die
mehrere @6pabrDnen fart tparen,
rdumtet1 Dor benz unerparteten Nufs
tau9en Der &ufen ben Ort uno sie=
ben ftd segen ben Oalu suriid. Man
bdlt bic Melbung fir mabr.
% etteres bonn unterganee
bes japan. Sorpebo=
bpDts.
Soft, Is. Mai.
Das goot gir9 bel elmer Geibe BON
Sperationet1 unb 8pmbarbements in
Salien Wan, Deep unb Gerr 8ap, rt=
ter Momtral Gotaofa, benz gDmman=
beur oes bortigen @ef6maoers, berlo=
rem. Ser Momiral fam morgens in
Der Gerr 8an an unb entfanbte bic
&reuser vStfufuibima", .Sfiiftn" uno
pWipafo", CUR 8ei6iebung Der 2ano=
batterien, wdbrenb cine 6lotile bpn
Sorpebobpoten ben Safen BON Minen
fduberte. Cine apeite 5lotile, tuelbe
port Nrtbur in Der bDrbergebenben
Na1t bena9t bate, f6loB fi9 benz Sc
i9maber an. Ser vMipafo" entbefts
eine @ompaenie ruiif6er Snfanterie
uno @abaGerie am ufer uno aerfreute
He.
Nls fpdter 2 S~orpeboboote am Wef=
l1fer Der 8u9t etne Selegrapbenlinie
bur9 Die Satuiban Salbinfel entbed=
ten, lanbete 2eutnant Sotta nit 4
@eeleuten gu ibrer 3erifOrung unb
bur9f9nitt unter ber 9eduns Der @e=
f9nbe Der SDrpeboboote Die 2inie.
Sic japan. S9ife entDeften harauf
3 ruifiide Nbtbeilun9en uno fubren
blot an bas nfer beran, Die &ufen be-
f6ieBenb. Na6bem mod Der vWipafo"
einen ruiii6en Wa6pOften nOroipefltd
bonn &obinfon 8orgebirge aerf6rt,
fanoe1 Die Sorpeboboote 48 unb 40
cine groBe me9anii9e Mine in Der
2err 8aD. Sbre Deri9ieoenen 8er=
iu9e ie su iprengen, i9lugen febl unb
bic Mine erplobtrte felbft, $50. 48 ent=
spei f9neioenb. 9as Sorpeooboot
fanf in z Minuten. 9te Berwunbeten
murben bur9 8oote bes @ei9mabers
aerettet. No9 8 anbere Minen tpur=
ben aerff6rt.
gort u 10 ieber
ab9e 9nitten.
g I. g etersburg, Ii. Wai.
Seleerapbifde unb 8abn=g erbinbuns
nit port Nrtbur 1T absef9nitien.
ueber bic wirtli9en 0orgdn9e uuf
benz 2riegstbeater berrf6t aroBe unge=
tpiBbeit, ebenfo iiber bic ruffifden unb
feinbli9en Sruppen=8 epegungen. Wie
man glaubt, concentrirt Sen. Guro.
patfin feline Sruppen in Der Nd1e bon
2tao gang; iebO9 genauere Nnfi9lhfe
finb nur in geringem nmfanse erbdlt=
lid.
Mnhrihfen IN non &attarnfHnh aif-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

S n g a n m a gebOrt gu ben
anffaQenbifen @baraftereigenf9aften
Der balbciDtGifirten Gingeborenen TIRE
pabniinnige @iferfu9t auf tire
Srauen. &ommt Elm Srember nod
8ocas unb befu9t bic @prfGbte, mo
bic @ingeborenen ibre Grmli9en 9iitten
baben, bann gretft Der Mam fofort
feline 5rau duf, binbet ibr elm langes
@eil um ben 2eib unb tpirft tie in Die
See. Sas onbere gnbe bes @eiles
binbet er an einem 8aume feit. Oo
bic Srdusn ti6tige @9nimmertnnen
limb, 1T meter feline @efabr nit Der
pro5ebur fir fie perbunben. SIT Der
5rembe meg, bann nirb Die 5rau pies
Der aus benz Mafer geaoaen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

was a liver detail BILLY" turned the steam
on his car and was off for 1.-The girl" AlphOnse
and the professor were left alone, the former
to mourn twisted brass and the latter to
sleep until call came.
The chauffeur who ventures into East Side
streets muItiplies his troubles. One warning
toot of his horn and the street is full of young
sters who fear nothing that runs wheels
and to whom caution is unspelled word. If
the chauffeur runs slowly the children swarm
running gear. If he goes rapidly he takes
chances of running down some yOungster. This
is mighty dangerous experiment on the East
Side. Motormen often threatened by mObs
after accident, and the people are used 10
trolleys. They look upon the automobile as an
infringement of their rights. and would proba-
bly, go right ahead with the lynching unless
the police arrive. one experience in East Side
touring is usually enough and automobile
Summing will never be popular.
The farmers OF Long Island and New-Jersey
are just about bitter against the speed cars
are the East Siders. There s hardly a
mile OF road that does not have its spotter
armed with a stop watch and ready to swear
to speed violations the slightest pretext
one or two of them have been captured by
enterprising chaufreurs and brought into
Brooklyn. where they had no Jurisdiction
back to face the music. for no one wants to be
deprived of the of Long Islands good roads
because a so fine and a lecture by country
justice hang the chauTeur's head. The
farmers never forget the number of an Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

even. The old fellow has terrible crush on
girl who lives on Riverside Drive. have in
structons to call for her every afternoon and
take her anywhere her pretty head dictates.
As preliminary to a proposal of marriage il
is very good business. and it was neat of the
old fellow to think of it. There is just lit
tie cog missing in his steering gear. though,
and il is going to land him in the ditch"
And that cog is?"
Nothing less than myself he cried. You
see, my sister in school with this girl for
four years and they used to swap vacation
visits | always liked her but not as | do now
that I'm chauffeuring for her every afternoon.
In short. the girl and l going to get married
next spring, and hope the broker will give
us the car rs q wedding present"
Father John" turned the electricity into the
wheels of the victoria and Clided off for his
mistress and shopping tour. The kaiser
chuEged up his red devil, for order had been
telephoned in from OF the hotels. and his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

get new set of nerves, the instructors turn to
something else.
There might have been more to the ''profes-
sors" story if Billy had not crawled from
under his car. having completed repairs to a
leaky steam box. In spite of the CRIME. the
jumpers and overals, the reporter recognized
man from his own college. and fellow club
member.
However did you become a chauffeur? l
thought you were "oing to build locomotives"
well. I didn't find there a crying need
for loco builders, and | couldn't let my four
years in Sibley go entirely to waste" began
BILLY" "A broker who knows family out
in Cleveland had this steam built and had
to have some one to run it. l managed to quail
fy and here am
Rather hard to take orders. isn't 1t. Bily?'
was asked. At college he had been VIGOROUSLY
fnsubordinate.
'1The broker does rather jar at times" said
he, but l have beautiful system OF getting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

fender who escapes. and the law OF limitations
is too slow in working out.
AS the number of automobiles increases there
IS a corresponding increase in the troubles OF
the chauffeur. At first the collisions they en-
joyed were with wagons and streetcars- This
fall there have been several disastrous smash
ups between automobiles. Now that they have
started to put one another out of business thu
public may have chance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
IN4TTENTITE WAITERS.

Stranger-Are the walters here attentive to
you?
Pretty Cashier-Sir-r-r-r.
StranGer-Oh. no offence, assure YOU I was
only carrying out the Instructions as printed on
the bill Of fare. which says. please report any
inattention OF walters TO cashier" And 1
thought if they were inattentive you 1 would
report tlem-that's alL-CBaItimore American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
BIG UNDERTAKINGS.

Talk about big jobs said the Cheerful Idiot
while trying to look serious
Well" said the Victim. YEARLY.
Wheeling West Virginia may be some and
Lansing Michigan may be rather big surgica!
undertaking. but Flushing Long Island isn't
such tiny little sanitary Baltimore
American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
EASY.

do you have any trouble supporting your
family. Sambo?''
No. indeed. Why. boss. Use got one OBJ de
best wifes in dis ere town-"-(Yonkers States
man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
THE CONGO DISPUTE.

Last April a memorial In references
to conditions in the Congo Free state
was presented to Congress by con-
ference Of missionary societies having
missions in that state, The memorial
presented alleged facts and raised is
sues which were thought to be OF grave
international import
Briefly stated, the allegations we're
that the government Of the Congo Free
state had been one Of unspeakable
cruelty, that the natives had been tor
tured. mutilated, and murdered in great
numbtrs, for falling to produce the
amount OF labor required by the task
masters. All the cruetes OF the middle
ages, perpetrated by the early explor-
ers OF America have been repeated, It
was charged, by the invaders Of the
darkest Africa, and the Belgian king
was held responsible for the alleged
outrages
The allegations, however, have been
denied In behalf OF the Belgian ruler.
II has been said that the Congo Free
state Ia being attacked by a group Of
English merchants and missionaries
jealous OF It's success, The Congo Free
state" we are told. has been working
with a success that accounts for all this
hatred and jealousy toward introduce
ing into territories formerly abandoned
TO barbarlsm civilization and progress
and towards improving the material
and moal conditions OF existence OF the
natives"
This, however Is hardly an answer
to the specific charges made, It Is
stated, for instance, that It Is custom
airy TO take native women with infants
at the breast and tie them together
BY the neck or ankle, and guard them
by armed sentres When asked the
reason OF this detention the explanation
Il that this was measure OF precau-
ton the chief Of the neighboring Euro
ptan factory adopted TO insure that
each weeks or fortnights supply Of
India rubber due" by the husbands
OF these women should be up TO the
mark.
The reform association interested in
this matter suggest that Il be referred
TO the Hague tribunal, But that can,
clearly, not be done, until It becomes
an issue between two or more powers.
For that tribunal does not take cognl-
zance Of any quarrel between a private
society and a government
The powers however who have guar
antced the independence Of the Congo
Free state should look into the matter
and II they ind that abuses have been
committed. a friendly note to the Bel
gan government would, no doubt. brns
the desired result There should be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23

The unhappy lot Of Mr, Knott was
bliss compared with that OF Attorney
and Poet Eugene Ware. Here are some
OF his woes as listed BY the Washington
Post. since he has been in Office no
has continually clashed with the seore-
tsry OF the Interior and there has been
no end OF friction with congressman and
pension attorneys, not TO mention petty
troubles with his subordnates, His
administration has been one long series
Of Quarrels That he was the most UNI
happy official In Washington, anybody
could see, lie has written poetry and
likewise done more artistic swearing
than any other man on Uncle Sans
payroll. lie probably would have re-
signed months ago but for dlslnclina.
ton to please his personal and political
eremies. lie held on Just to show that
he could"
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MR. RIIs' LECTURE.

An enthusiastic audience greeted Dir.
Jacob Rlls last night In Barratt Hall
aud followed his lecture with deep in
tereet. Il was very instructive Salt
Lake City, to be sure has no slums'
such as those shown IN pictures OF GER
tain parts Of New York But 1t is
nevertheless well to take note Of what
fearful conditions human greed can
produce in a community aud guard
against them. before they have become
an actual fact It Is easier to fight
sIum NE before Il has taken a definite
form. than after years Of development
when the battle costs mlIllons OF dol
lars
There can be no doubt that life In
filth, dark alleys and overcrowded
houses is productive Of crimes and
criminals, and that changed conditions,
with sunshine air, educational faelll-
ties, and ample room, means moral
Improvement. as we'll But It is equal
~ certain that not all criminals orig
mate among the stepchildren Of the
human family Prison records prove
thot many Of the ransgressors are
from the other side Of society a
cleaning up az the top Of the structure
similar to that effected below by the
interchangeable lobors Of President
Roosevelt and Mr.. Rils, Is one Of The
needs Of our time. But the means en-
ployed must be different,
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the chief causes Of the depopulauop
epidemic.
Another cause is the rapid advance OF
education, which has increased social
ambitions. by series Of lnyestga'
lions conducted throughout France It
has been found that the few places
where The population was not diminish
Ing were Industrial centers, where the
working classes had neither the intelli-
goncc nor the leisure to take thought
Tor the future
Then. IN the moneyed classes fam
flies confetti themselves with one OF
two children to prevent the dislntegra'
ton OF the fortune They desire to leave
their children enough to assure them
free and comfortable lives. Another
cause Is the opening up Of various fields
Of activity TO the women by which
they become both unwilling and insult.
able to an the position OF wives aud
mothers.
II these causes can be removed the
problem VII be solved.
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THE SOCIALIST VOTE,

II has generally been supposed that
Socialism depends FOR its growth upon
the discontent Of citizens with indus
trial and political conditions The
strength Of that movement In Germany.
Belgium, and other countries Is gem
orally accounted Tor ON the ground that
the people ave depressed under the
military burdens, taxed to the utmost
limit Of endurance, and struggling with
low wages. The opinion has often been
venmred that IN this country with lts
liberty and prosperity no suitable soil
for Socialism can be found Is this
merely O conjecture?
II almost appear 20 from The cleo
ton figures which are now coming ln'
According to them the total Socialist
vote IN the country has increased
about slx.fold the last four years, The
New York Post gives the following
comparative figures, showing the
o,roUth ~ Socialism here since 1858,
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The local contemporary that is lead
Ing the unproyoked attack upon the
Church Is furious because we stated
the other day that Church members
do not entertain feelings OF bitterness
or hostility toward their fellow men.
Yet. that Is true, and possibly It is the
truth OF It that Is inconyenient. Enc
mics the Church has always had, but
not enmity, an essential difference
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1T is safe TO say that majority Of
the present population OF the United
States cares very little about what
Frederick the Great did or who he
was, says an exchange, It is perhaps
safe to say that a majority OF the pres
emit population Of the United states
knows very little about what Frederick
the Great aid or who he was