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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
X-RADIUMS

Next to Linn county, Marion county
has about the lowest tax levy in the
state-we are four mills to their three
Say, Mr.. Gravel Road, don't, and for
heavens sake take a ride over that
Liberty broken rock road. You'n be
converted.
The Drain Nonpareil has voting
contest as to who is the most popular
lady in that community. II that lady
now was only the lucky guesser for
The Journal diamond!
go
Do you notice how suburban real
estate gets active the minute there is
a let-up in the fight on the Greater Sa-
lem charter? 1t is now believed that
there is no one who will put up
money to carry that fight into the
courts.
Baker City is building streets, lay
ing out sewers and annexing territori-
ty. Baker City is not going to sleep,
to say the least.
What's the matter with Salem real
estate? Moving off with something
like rush.
The Journal is a wide-open newspa-
per-teaching rich and poor alike
and the poor especially, as they can
neither hire nor own newspapers.
Astoria was hit hard by an electric
storm the other night.
zone Night in June" ought to have
big house at this season of the year
Can this be possible in a town with
out licensed saloon? The Woodburn
Independent prints this about that
town: Liquors are being sold and
gambling is going on in many places
and our Sabbath has been and is being
shamefully desecrated."
The Journal office is not under
arms" nor barricaded. But it may
be.
The Salem Young Mems Republi,
can Club, at last accounts, had not se-
cured permission from the proper
authorities to organize a club at Ger
vais.
The Journal was alone In saying
there would be a Russian-Japan war
When County Commissioner All
Coolidge. of Silverton, decided in ia
vor OF an $15O,OOO court house, he
was almost hung in effigy. The moss
backs roared and kicked. Today the
court house is too small.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
'Ae Only Possible Way Of HaVing
An Effective Cure.


II you see a woman or a man with lux
49,. glossy hair. you may be sure nell
n mas dandruff to amount 20 anything.
n. larry every case where women and
a ~ ~ nave thin brittle hair. they owe II
s,,s,norun There are hundreds of prep
An, -l that claim TO cure dandruf,
van 30 ~ one but Newbro's Herpicide tells
bDy,at dandruff is the result OF a germ
mans..ns into the scalp. and that per-
qusn. cure OF dandrufk and fits conse-
hsd snng and badness. can only be
oths. Aiiing the germ; and there is no
rern Separauon that viii destroy that
a. nut Newbro's Herpielde. 'sDestroy
s.is SAnee, ana you rsmove the effect .
slsm,'. leading druggists. Send loe. IN
ostroSt .or S sample to The Herpicide Co.
Np~el J. Fry. Special Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
Commissioners Dis
pose of Number of
January Claims
Bills Paid at Second Days
Session of the County
Court for This
Term

The county commissioners court
has audited nearly all the bills for
January, the following being those
disposed of yesterday afternoon and
this morning
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12

Or. z. M. Parvln-At 297 Commercial
street, upstairs. Singing school
Rudimental and sight reading class
es. Begins Wednesday evening, oc
tober 14th. Glass every Wednes
day evening TO May 1st, next TUT
tion, S100.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12

Salem Truck and pray co.-oldest
and best equipped company in Sa'
lem. Plano ard furniture moving
a speciality once phone, 8s1. w.
w. Brown 4 Son, proprietor. once
No. 80 State street. 9.1-1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12

say-Have you tried Edwards & Lusch.
er's for meats. We have the best
sausage in town. Come and try 1t,
and be convinced. 41O East State
street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12

Moler's Barber coIlese-of Salt Lake
City, offers advantages in teaching
the trade that cannot be had else
where. Avoid schools the Oregon
and California BARRIERS new laws
are apt 10 close at any time. Write
today for our special offer 10 dis
tant students. 1.23-1m"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
osTEoPArHs.
ToNsoRIAL AND BATHS.

Evans Barber .ehop-Only frst-claAu
shop on State street. Every thing
new and up-to-Gato. Finest poroe
lain baths. Shave, 1bc; haircut aSe
baths, Csc. Two irst-class booa
blacks. @. W. Evans. proprietor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12

The Salem Young Mems Republi-
can Club. at last accounts, had not se-
cured permission from the proper
authorities to organize a club at Ger
vais.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12

wen send you sample free upon request.
SCOTT q BOVINE, 4oo Pearl Street, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
glts breuneuOcm Sauic gercttct.

Gnappe8 Gntfommen Der TaHliIier
Ser SIS, Senrp G. un0 1aniel
Giomau an Der Renniplpouio
Iperue. - Gin u~nbefonntcr Nct,
ter.
Gin fnuppeS Gnttommlen Don Gem
Gritidung2- oOcr mom60lid Ilani.
nlentoOc botten 9eitern Die 6omilicr
Der @@. Scnrp 9. uno Ioniel Cir
man, 9tr. 220t uno 22O3, 8cunipluo
nias9lnemle.
9(uf mbetonute Meiic cntitono
Inn 3 llbr Morgcn5 in Dem I'M critcn
Stodfuerfc befinoliGcn &ell= nm
6llttcrlooen tSelter, mo 5lpor bcQon-
nen Die 6lommen iid nod Dem 5luci-
ten Stodlperf ous}rroebnclL ais Elm
lln6efunntcr, nelher Dos GSeller emf
beetle, Die beiOen 6nmilicn 0urd bel
tigeS 8ohen an Der Sbilre oltilpctttG
uno Damn Die 6eltertpchr olarmirte.
@r. 9aoi0 Gilman mlrroc 5ltcrit
0urd) oaS 8oder 0e3 Q}onne5 oufgc-
fucdt, ln10 ais cr sum 6cnItcr binuu@
lob. ihlug linn cine Nolldlmolfe cltt-
gegen mclhe i'm I'll erltiden 0robtc.
Gr meftc MN 0ie WiitqIicOCr Der bel
Den 6anilien. ltnO aQc eutfnmGu
red)t3eitiq nit Nu9nubue BON @rr.
Daniel GiGmuu, melder IN Den Sc
0e1l elite, lm Die dpBcrcn E6ijrcn Der
@elOipin0e ST i6lieBet. Bel Dem
&eriude, Elm 6eniter I'M &o0cn ein5n.
i6lagen, trug CT cine idUCrc Mum0c
an rehteu t0~onogclcuf oopon, luclolc
linn 5llgcnGht mcr0en mllBtc. Yl3
ole 6cucrlue6r olrf Der 8%runOIt0ttc cr-
idielt, bottel1 iih Die 6luumcu ilGcr
oa5 gauge 8ebduoe a1tsgeGebnt, nm
MIR nit M}iibe ullrOcn Die ungren3cn~
BEN Standardization gercttct. Go3
8cball0c toitctc $1,000 uno mar fir
$1,000 perli6crt. Ger &ourcnpor
roth lpltroc Don 1rn. @cnrp GiOncu
oui $4,000 gcitdbt, mcIdcr Srmml3
MIR $4,000 &erIideruma c%ntacarn
Itebcn. Ser @eiommtperllIt miro
BON @rrt. Giomon ouf $1,000 Ocrou
ihlugt.
Gic Tomilie Giontnn tulroc 6crcit9
Dor ctIid)cn &obrcu BON elmer 6cucra.
brunit bcimQciltNt, bel Weldcr 6rou
Wlarp 0fiQer, cine Shpciter Der 6S.
Gi6mon, t0otli6c @rouomunbell er.
Tit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

StnGl @erf5cugc. - Sad
Jon @annigon, ein 81 Sabre alter
Monn, ipltrbc gcltern im mittleren
Stotionsbouie bonn Eoli5eirifter
8ranton oent 8erid)tSperfubren
iiberipieien, neil CT SoneS $. 6ooS
bon Nr. t1t3, SopfinS : Nuc., an
geblid 3ie9cliteinmollrer q. Merf.
3elt9e sum- @ertbe bon $50 geItob-
len 6atte.
@eroicnte Strae c. Der
81 Sabre olte Ne9er @omoro SoneS
muroc geltern I'M mittleren Sta
~tionSboilie bonn goli5eirid)ter 0ron-
nan sur 3abli,ng bon $40 Strofe Ii.
30 Eogen 0cfdngnibboit perur.
tbeilt, iueil CT oen ~t7-i1brigen GboS.
Hofel bon Ger. 672, Meit = 5opette.
StraBe, lit brittoler @eiic 0urd)-
gepritgelt bate.
sd ltetnIcgung. - Ndd)'tett
Soin1tng Nod)ntittag : uDr MIRO
Der Gditein Der neiter ,Gbumber OF
Commerce" gelegt meroen. Wupor
SimunltS, Mitqlieo Der oGbomber
Of Commerce." muroe g%eltern pom
ErdIioenten Son1eS s. German sur
S~beilnabne eingelaoen.
8|etrant. = Toltor s. I,Gon'
rooi truittc am Mpntag Iberb Ill
her No6ritig Der gItcrn oergroilt,
Nr. 2049, 8olmtainitrabr, Srn. Ri
foldlls eperb nit SRI. Moggte Set
peIine. Troii5eugei1 mdren Sr.
Srorf SoItnloltn uno Sr. 5. 5.
GoIott.
YerfonaI Roti5en.- Seit
bereits orei Wpd)en lueilen 6ralt
6rieorid, GroItc bon 3rooflpn, 81.
D., nito syrau SrieOeridc 9eit bon
Neiu Yorf bel 8ruu Carl 8ils
belins, Ger. 1863. WeIt 6opetteItr..
onf geiitdl. Sic Gnmeu perben
it6d)itert Somitn9 Die 9eiitreile ipie.
Der ailtretell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
Sulins Sebbef, 6elltider GbotograpD,
32t o. nn.StraRe.

aabinetbilber MIR 81 pro 9ntenS.
sSl1 e~maiQirten opalen 9iloern limo
I6ore Neu6eiten eripdbnenSruert1.
2~ebcnsgroBe photographer nno
fiinItlerii6 ooIlenOete Gopien alter
9iloer in Gropon, @%aiierfarben, Del
unb YoItea ein Spc5ialitdt.
Wan Oergeiie nidJt, uOr5nlpredIcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

8rGii0cntCnUab l, 49, Sn
elmer SiBung Ser 0ircftorcn Der
g0otional Gr6onge . 9onf" wuroe
an Stelle 0eS peritor6eleu @r1l, u.
Z. Giron Sr. SimmerfielO &alO-
min 5ltln 8raiioenten ermd6lt. 6r.
9olorpiu mar Elm 1ircftor IN Der
gonf icit 1881 u0 ltebt ut OcrSpi'
be nes groBcn Shnittmoorcn @c-
idGftea Mooolpor0, 8oIonin II. SO.
Die 8oHt bot Elm &upitnl BON elmer
0}iQion 0ollorS.
3mei 0pfer 0e5 Z c I D.
tennis. ~ Snt yStoot = &oipital"
itorben geItern Der 60 &o9rc oltc9{i'
dnro S. Yfltrpbcp non 9fr. 40, Glt
MonumentItraBc, mo bic 30.idbriac
Negerin Hufel Sudipn BON 9tr .7OI,
2cffern1on e Court, ON &rnnopm
Sen, Die ourd) YetrolcIm uernriad)t
mprorn porell. WillrpGeD lultr0e onl
Samitog ourd) ouS G%rplo0ircn ci
mes @etrolcltm &ofofet9 idnpcr
pcrbronnt; CT bereitcte SIR 3cit iciu
9lbenociien. Gie 9tcQerin Sndion
mari qeitcrn Mor9en cine Ectr3.
leltmlompe nm mo crIitt 9ron0-
munben om Qor15cn a6rper. 8etoc
2eidel1 mltrocu pom Coroner @op
ocn nnd) Der Viorgue gcioltDt, &nr
qlteItc biclt CT fiir ii6criliiiiig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

g~rano6iitrifts . Gommiiiion geiteru
Elm @utd6ten, oaB bei'm 8erfd1tf Don
Giaentbum sic Gommiiiion mnf einem
beitimmtcn 4reis beitebcn uno irgen0
eir Nngebot uerfuerfen fam,
@oriiBer Stpaun lentte Die Gluf.
m%erfiamfeit 6es Dlopor3 oltf sic
1898 auf ieine 8eronIaiiung paIIirte
@%eror0nung, tueIbe Die 8eripenoung
Don 8odeniteinen OILS S~troBeupfIu.
tier perbietet, un0 eriltftc i'm,
GifentIid) SIT crfIdrcn, ooB er feline
peitereu Seroronun9en fir HeltpfIn.
iterungen nit @adenltetnen inter.
3eid)uen luiir0e.
Sic G%ommiiIion miro beltc oaS
!6uuS Nr. t03, 8elt 6opettPItrobe,
olIf 6ffentli6er 9(ltftion iiir ben 9Ib.
brlldl o%crfoufcu. 1oS 8oll3 nnli} OBJ
gebrohcn peroen, UNI 4loB ST. mo-
den iilr Den 0urh6rld) ser &onoper.
StroBc, Don Baltimore bis 5aDettc.
StroBc.
Stoot. Sngcnieur 6en0oa bat Die
9tipcQirung uno NeupfloIteru1g ser
2omboroItraBe ltno ser 2igbtItrobe.
bon Baltimore bis German uno bon
bis @oloerIton 5troBc.
uoacnbet unO bat ieBt Die gtipeQirim1
Der @ermansS troBe unb Der 9rel.
sung Der eight uno @ermon.S tra5e
begpnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

Gin groBeS Nultern . Spuper
itlio So5or peronitoltet hellte INTO
lilorgen gbeno Sic epana. lt,tf,.
6rieoetS . 1eneinoe in sbimcfs
Sale. sroooluop NIP 9orncsitrasa.
HmTalieitoe Sorbercitmnaen Iiuo fir
ons 6elt eetroiien luoroen, nno CT.
mem Seoen lit Elm angenebmer
abeno 5nselidert, Der oaiieIbe be.
indlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
Serabgeiebte 2aiiiteupreiIe

ooI' baltimore had Bremen nit
ngforoOehtid)en 2Iopo" . Dampfern
$31, initSampfern .0,oin," ,Rbetn"
nlto "stefdr" $3S. 9beobor s.
Dtener& 60, ia Oit.aerinaton.
StroBe, 3ittnter Mr. 8. (237--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
Sunncritng, ben 3. NODembcr 1901
tlntcrhn[tnnas . @enmciier.

p@fnfif. Ntaeemie." 9iefc gBOde: oGbe
@inter5 Gale.
,Gbnie'S S1enfer." - Eiefe &oNc: 81 Gutr
Rebel".
-rpOniOnH itrahens5 Heatgr." Eiefe &9ohe:
4Gbuoptus Of q Srcnt 0ttu"
yJurb's Cpcrnbaas." - 9irfe @Ohe: pIbs
GOuHtn Gbutrman".
5ipci 8aubeuiIesN Orftcqungcn,
r9tubitnrlum," - Eitle G9phe: o9'rs. 2eId'
1eh nj 9tctuport".
rStanen'S sHeater." - sicfc g8ote: r1be
gSuhlpnro Con.
,Wtarntanb TudcB Sub. - y5cltrennen BON
3. hia T.. gtunCuuCr 81 TinItCo.
Srie0euosHemeiu6c al oCr Git'O|nbtlons Str'-
GonneritdQ uuo Ircitda. oen 3. uno I. gton.,
grobee @uitCru,zoupcr uH6 EGir In oSbtmcte
Sule." 9torosFrodbmlN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
2ouiIe 8eriuc c.

9oS acknowledgment bon 5rolt
2ouiIe @eripe, pelhe ON Sonntag
in i6rer leBten 8obnung, 9tr. 1862,
AnoreltroBe, Occult Goint, itorb,
fano geltern 9todlmittog bonn Erou-
erbouie aus ouf Dem 6rieObofc Der
3. ref. @encinoe itott. Die Goitoren
G0iporo Sl1ber BON Ser cpong. slllth.
ct. MattbGi . Stride mo 8. Npib
bon Scr GbriItlla . 8emein0c 81 so,
chit Gotnt leitetcn Den Sroucrgot-
te5oienIt, mo dis 9o6rtudtr0gcr
f%unqirten Die 9@. 6reO. SouerS, i.
Hoboe, 6rco. Slcmmif, &nl. Soucr,
25obn Sdiib uno NSm. @rosfp. Gle
Gntihlafene itdmmt olts @elt-Erert-
Belt mo fam Dor 81 Snbrcn nod
gmerifo. Sic binterl1Bt ollBer III
rem 8ottcn bier ain0cr, Winnie,
6reocrid, Soiepb urlb Glilohetb Ger
tpc. lp1breuo ibr flint aiuocr I'M
8ooe porongin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
StaSt Baltimore.
GaS 8ctter.

Der N}~onatSberid)t itbCr oa5 @etter
I'M pcrfloiicncn Cftobcr lit ioeben
bonn @ettcr @iircul pcroiientlidi
mpr0cn uu0 rntbQlt bic Sbatiudclt,
OaB mir ON %. uno 81. Oftobcr
Ir0Itc battcn. Gle Gurhld)nittstem'
perutur nor % @roo ooer mcuiQer
ais ole ACCOMPLISHMENTS fir
Sttobcr In Sen Iebten 81 ($obrCn,
G9 fielcn mir an 3luei Guqcn &cqcn
in ciucr Nicnqc bon 337 3oll. Gic
porbcrriden0c 8in0ri6tuug lpor
n0rolid).
Sin Marplouo mo sen Iiitritt
Columbia tribes @cttcr unO He8cn
ON N6eu6, 5%uncbntcnoe uorOoitlihe
9Sil10c.
Ger b0hite Recommendations mar
56 @roO INN 3 llbr NofmittogS.
Der ~nieorigite EbermometcritanO
mar 43 8ro0 Inn 6 llbr Mtorgen8.
WtittGerer 8orometeritono 30.36.
Ter niebrigIte S1crmomcteriton0
Der lebtcn "a Stun0en i'll nodyfolgeu.
ben St6oten mar mie foIgt: Goit.
port 2S, flor; &ortLnlo 26, FLAIR; go.
iton 80, flnr; Glboub %, flor; 9tcms
gorf 40. fIor; Ebilo0eIpbio 40, fIor;
Nt(ontic-Gitp AZ, triib; 8oi6inqtou
~, tIor; Norfolf 4G, fIar; 0ottero$
50, flnr; Charlotte 16, triib; Wil.
mington 46, triib; Gborleiton SO.
Hegen; SopounoD 60, Hegen; Sad.
Ionbiqc 6G, Hcgcn; Sitpiter "a. triib;
GeD-0eit 20, fIor; Atlanto 80, He.
gen; montgomery 90, Hcgen; Nsm.
Orleans 90, He9en; Goleitine IS,
trii6; BoIUeitou 62. flor; Corpus
Gbriiti 60, tlor; W%icnlp6i8 80, triib;
Cincinnati IS, tIor; NittSburq 70.
triib; GSiuego 30, flor; Buffalo IS.
fIor; GIeoeIono ~, tlor; 0ctroit 10,
flor; Ilpcno 40, flar; Worquette 40,
triib; @recn Gan Al, flor; Gbico0o
4s, fIor; Ct. saul ~, fIor; ct.
2ouiS IS, tlor; &onioS-Gitp as, tlor;
Omaha DC, fIor; Suron 80, flor;
9iSmord IS, fIar; @iuiiton 80, flur;
&oprc 3G, triib; @clena IS, trii6;
SoltsSotc.Gitp A. triib; 9enper %.
triib; Nortb-Nlotte 30. fIor; 9oOge,
9th 40, triib; Gmorillo Sc, triib; Sos
In0eles 80, flar; 9ullttb 80, flor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
8iQiae Heiie nndl 0eutidlnn0.

S6iffsfarten foIten iest MIR So
fir 3nii6enoedsfarten bon 8alti-
more nad) Bremen. @egen tpeiterer
Iltsfunit ipenOe man iid) an Gbeo.
s. 9iener & 6 o., ia Sit.2er.
ingtonsStr. 3inmer Scr. 3. (190)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03

Sennp's feline scrOitcte Gnffees
tperben i'll alien S~taottDeilen Don
Baltimore perfoltft. Die oor3iiglide
Gualitdt uno mdBigen Breiie MAIDEN
oieIelben geraOe5u beriibnt.
So .aenng So, Sbee, Saffee, 3lifer.
(Mpril5, iDtDoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03


u6 decoration OF &ubor.-
&n Der acitrigeit GcriQmmlun0 scr
Baltimore 6eoerotion Of 9obor"
biclt Sr. ". $. 2eouor0, Hepr1ie1-
tont Der pNeitern 6c~oerotion Of
Sobor" bon Colorado, cine RcOe, III
Der cr bic Siinoen beS iebieen @ou.
perneurS Geobo0D bon Colorado
ourjohlte nm nltd) Dem Er0Iioenten
H%ooieoelt 81 2eibe riidtc. neil Der
Ielbe Die Hieien = 0etitlun Scr Grit
benorbeIter utt Giultreituug gegen
8ouoerneur Qeaboop uno oelienNtes
thobe Der GeportirlmQ Don @ilr0ern
bes Stoates uidt 6eriidiihtiQen
ipuute. @r, Heonaro bereiit ooS
9ar5c Snn0 3mcda GoQeftirltnq bon
BclounteritiiBun9 fir Die $4,000
8rubenarbeitcr, lueldlc Jest nod in
Colorado om Strife limo. &r. geo.
raro miro ollie llnionen Der Stobt
beind)ell. Gr iuqte. Commemorative
boon bottc 1905 8cmeine mo i5(
Gffi5iere nod) Der Strife . 8e9ior
geianot. iinb 2ettere erbieIten Dol
SO bis SIS PRO Gag.
Stcen3 permei9ert. -
Gle S%pirituoIen . 2icenS . geb6r0
ipies geitern Die applifation DC,
Hopn1onb Z. Biirnep INN ein
Sdnnflicen5 fir Nr. iii, Norr
gouington i. Ipenue, 5urild.
Gin Sreiba0 lii Negel
9ie ardiieften : 6irrno Ird)er /
MIien gob eeiterr Ole 9l1ne aus iii
bas neue WaIiers Idle 9aoebou'
ipelhes iiir Die 9ieger ali Der @ef
Seite Der areple 4peiiie. iiibli'
Don Der 9iboIeItrabe, errid,tet me-
ben foil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-03
8rtr IetteH 8mBe gebettet.

-
Die iroiite 5iiue DON Srn. Grteorih
RGtid) rnter 0cn einoridsuoIIell
G~eremonien 0es ariegerbunoes
Dem SdooBe ser Gr6e iiberge.
ben. - 2ouiie 8criue.
Inter 0en einorltdsuollcn GCrenlo.
rricll oc8 nGeutidlcn 9ricgcrbun0e9"
iuur0en geitern Nadmittog Die irOi=
ihen lleberreIte bon 9rn. 6rieortdl
8eltidL lpelder omSonntag ploBlid)
inn Sitter bon 50 Sobrcn oit5 Dem
Qeben ihieb, POM 2rouerbouie, gtr.
g. Dit . SenriettoitroBe, aus olIf
Dem n2oubon Eorf : 6ricObofe" 5llr
epiacn Hllhc bcituttet. 8aitor u. s.
Stergcr 6ielt I'M Srouerbotlc eiten
er%hebenoen IrauerqotteSoienit ah,
unb iprnf ollh altf Dem 6rteobofe
99ortc oeS 5roiteS SIT sen Sinterlol=
ienen. NIS 9abrtud)tr1ger sfltnglr=
ten lie 0rci Mitglie0er pom nGcltt.
iden ariegerbunoe" uno bonn pNle.
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YaTe! EaFc!
snr Neiie in's slnsIanb beiornt 6.
Naine, 9r. Ali, ct. TunI.s tratt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Of its romantic interest. She says: in the town Of
Charlestown, II. l., in 1892, Il very pretty young
woman told me that she was going to Westerly to
be married. l asked her why she was not married
at home. She replied, I know better than to do
that; all the young men so at midnight to the house
of the newly married. break open the door with an
Ak il 1t is locked. pull the wife out of bed and out on
the country road barefooted, until the groom gives
several dollars for the rough visitors to buy liquor
Miss Earle's very interesting article on Colonial
Bellies and their Courtships' is one Of the features of
The Republics magazine for next Sunday.
If you wish to view superlativc excellence in
color reproductions do not miss next Sundays num-
Der. SO delicate are these cOlorings and so valuable
the results that the publishers have inserted trans
parent tissue leaves to protect and preserve them.
Alone" after the painting by W.. Granville Smith,
is Il bit of rare coloring deserving a place in any
pictorial collection; a piece to move the artist TO en-
thusiasm. Many short stories. special articles.
humorous sketches and several good poems so to
make this number unusually divertins.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

FIRE ESCAPES.

The average business man has not opposed en-.
of the tre-escape statutes. When the law
prst became effective there was evident a slight
disposition, among only a few concerns, to parley for
Relay. But, after several safety devices were put up,
J general purpose to comply with requirements was
panifested. Now most of the large buildings. ex-
5ept some situated outside of the central district.
re equipped with fire escapes.
City officials continue to urge this very important
9atter, as they should do, of course, and it may be
ped that before long every building which is af-
zsted by the law will have such devices for exit US
Insure safety. 1t may be hoped, too. that there
be no necessity for prosecutions for failure to
the law.
80 many disasters have accompanied fires in the
yast few years, especially in the past few months, in
many cities, that the advantage, even the necessity.
ef having fire escapes, is made emphatically plain.
Therefore, the public officials should not be com
PEELED to waste much time with any concern in en-
sorcing the law.
The citizens are, no doubt, glad to note that the
commissioner of Public Buildings and the Prose
sutng Attorney are giving attention to the law.
The absence of fire escapes from a building, owing
% wigful failure to comply with the statute. could.
q some cases, become 4 crime. This view of the
fubject should make the work of the officials easy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
OF MODERN PATRIOTISM
TOWARD LOVE OF ALL HUMAN KIND.
BY MAX NORDEAU.

ance. brutality. drunkenness or crime.
1t is clearly illogical to have two kinds
Of moral laws. n kind for individuals,
another for nations, and everybody should
strive to arrive at this conclusion, which
to my mind seems so very simple. that
what II inadmissible between man and
man is equally sc between two nations.
But SO far I have spoken only OF one
kind Of patriotism, the false patriotism.
There is. however. another kind, h pa
triotism which may be defined as the
noble feeling Of low which We instructive
ly have for the soil in which rests the
mortal remains OF our ancestors. the
natural feeling of gratitude and appre-
citation which we have Of the efforts of
past generations. handed down to us as
a precious inheritance.
1t is perfectly natural that we should
feel proud Of and love the glorious history
Of our country. that We should love It's in
situations. la~boriously built up by genera
tons Of our ancestors. its language, Its
literature and a number Of other moral
and material benefits which are our just
patrimony.
This nobler form Of patriotism Is tho
tender love We feel for the horizons which
have framed our first impressions in the
days of childhood. for the surroundings
which have seen rise the dreams OF u
youth and the ambitions of our manhood.
and which is always colored with the
brightness of youthful enthusiasm.
This patriotism Is 30 natural. SO grand.