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ttbs NNplAAta
Cine 9utr Snm Nioerruic oer Nbihuitte t4GN,
1863, tlGG, 1869, t46SG, 146@, t46gS
unO 1863 ocs .NrtiiCle ST oee GDocr Der
Dfientlihcu @eicbc, Sttel ,@iutiiuftc Iulc
e%tcmcru," llutcrtitel u6pppfBrtrn," wir fr
ourdl Gnpitel 120 her in Der Sanunr'
sienua UUn 1896 %paiIrten 9lftc Der @r'
icsgcbnua, Ourdl Gapitel 3t3 Der in Der
Sanuars etenna uOn 1898 p%niirteu Wife
Der @eicEnrbuua uib ourdl 0npitcl 90
Der in Der Jnnunr. StBuu0 uuu 1902 pal.
Itrten Mite Der @cfcBncbuug nmCnOirt
Baltimore, @nne NruuOcll Baltimore,
4ritec @Curac's, @nrfDrb, Charles, CAT
vert, Nasaanng Ssetl e., @lar1's sent,
SurdcitCr Counties %bc6icGeu, uno ocG
ucrificOcRcn Counties, nit gusnahmc Der
HERMIT 1etIannten, ~ a%etattcr, Debate
i1ren ctaenCu @iutinitrn, NIB frei uOn
alien Anipritfleu hes Stnetes, bih5nal'
ftlgen.
qcbunl bon Olnrnlaro nerfii9t. oab bie @n-
innitte t46I, 1469, 1l6G. ll69. 1859.
1860. t46G2 uno t466 oes g%lrtifeIs 81 be5
~G!nfinfte mi6 sicncrn," untcrfifcI ~@upot6cs
Sanlur.s ititnq BON 1890 ]poifric4 eGte per
@cfebaGbula burh dupiteI 3t3 Der in Der
SuniarsS ibilna bon 1898 pafftrteu sftc Scr
@ciebaebnlg mn burdl aHpiicl 2G Der in her
%{nrllnrsS ttli1g bon 1902 pulitrien wife oct
Sciebgchula nmcnoirt %lpurnen, bicroItrd mi
o%errlfct pCroen: inpcit ii6 bcinptc gtbifntlte
uuf bic Stqbt Baltimore. glne g%lrIuoel, gu.a
ttrlure. Frtltce 9eorge's, Snrioro. Charles,
gaIoert @Icqann, GeciG, 81. Ninrn's ;. Sent,
2ueen stnne's. Caroline, talbot mn 9or6e-
tier Counties %be6tebeiI lino Dab Debate gto
l6nttte IN ben oeri9tcoencH Counties oes
Siuutes WiurOlnno. bic bierourh uidlt alSqc.
IlonuneG purpet. 81 boiler Ne6tslruft bciiC6en
tolle1. IS lct icoo6 p"orgeibriebeu, onb ale
ioldhe, in bciugten hcribieoencH 9uuutieS oes
Stuutca. couetttrten Stellern In Den beri6ieocs
ncn Counties, in pel6en iie bereiunnbmt plrs
ben, ut5ibIichlih fir County, 3ncde per1pcr-
oct ipcroen iollcn,. bon alien Infpriiden .hc5
Stnntcs uOcr ociten 5iStnls @enmteu bcireit
mn nusge1unmcH.
>. gtbiduiit. - lllo iei c3 bcrfiipt, nab oicir
9tItc bonn Sntum ibrer gInnubme in 9rni.
trcte.
@encbmiNt am Z. gtpriI 1904.
1910
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unterriht fir 5nub ftummc.
Oanftaf sJuu

Cine Nfte, Supitcl II bes 6pber Der slime
rtcinen Staaisgeiesc, bctiteft .Scfientlt'
S suit q "atf' STeisr a 81 S%sHo'u nitsr Pr ss%, I }ia:
t%ertitrf rshnlbeiudl," neldbe ale Abihntit
t3g, 40, 1it nnmrrirt ,uerben nno oent
Nbidlnitt 1913 fuigeu ioueu:
I. gbfdnttt. IS iuiro hermit hon bet sc
fee0ebuiIg BON Wlarplanb beroronet. oub bic
i~oleenoen ghiGnitte Dem arlifel N pes eeoer
felttIt6er. llnterriHi,". inter benz unterilicl
aShulbeiuh." ~6ugefiigt iperbe mo bierourh
]$ueciiiSi it. Siefe sibldnitte foacn Dem 30;
i6nitt 1873 ioIeen nrb abi6nitt 1Se, 14O' l4l
i39. : Sdb ieOeS Sinh i'm sater bon a@t
bis ~iedsjebn Sabret, .nelleil. @ebur 10 iiangel.
beiudel FAINT. cine Gdule fir 11Ioe fpdbreno
d6t DIoinier oeS S6uIiubres hetiibeH. lou.
uoer IS f1nute oetn beptelet meroelt, odB ode
llnierri6l mdbreno Der beineten Yeriooe ers
hdlt In alien 6dtberr, Ole 9eiuohnlt1, Slltoert
oeNelben aItcrS III ben %beinoiet 6tielttIidet
oher RrinSipaI elmer sfiIe iilr 2aube, oocr
@erioneii, Die in aebbriger @etie bon cinent
iol6en Supettnieltoenien oeer Hrliil6lpdl all'
puit notbpenbiger Ibipeienbett tbrer eirees
!6rtebenen S6iiler "a sntl5nieiee4; es miro
Lernsr esrorSIct Sas S.e s SSefru6Iliisn oisIss
i6rpcrlicher 3uitano ein ioI6er III. bab es ocn
llnterri6t. ipie obcn bei9rieben. ais ltrprnf.
tiih poer u~nn0tbig ertdetnen lnfen, gtniperis
i'm glIier BON n6t bis ieds8ebn Sabren inter
ihrer Chbnt hat lou onraut ieber!. hab foIfes
0iro bic Sdule beiuht oocr ben lluierriht e.
Bdlt, oer in bieient Ibfhnitt o~praeihriebcn 1T.
40. -Sracio eiile Berfou, pelde eiu ioIs
hrrtdnnlt, belt Sori6riiten Oes borberecbenoelt
Nhfhnittes ndd6ntortnleu. lrdht iih eines9,ers
gebefs ichulnig mo fol- nit elmer Sirdfe o1it
flint Dollars ffr ieoe uebertreiun9 beitruit
tuerocn.
i4f. Sreeno cine @erion. tpeIhe ireero
Elm tnubes Sino ou6u %uerleitet. odb ie poer CT
o~aifelhc befddftiat ODER beberberst mdbreno
oes uflterrthts III ibter ooer feiner Sdbule
rtadbt itb zines SeraebeuS fdnuIoig iino fn1
iperoen.
Sceldnbiet am I. stprtI 1904.
il (tau--1tl
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10 gtO5sa mis- '@fuatSTrth. "'"''"''
.An LnhIAnI

NfH ohhPhANas
Cine elite Sum Niocrruf bcs Hbifhtttcs 29N
hes MrtItele 81 oes 6uOer Der Nngemtcl.
nsn etnatsgeiete pm @iarptanb, Sttsl
n6ricocnsriftcr," tlntcrtitcl ,4ru6cp mn
Rruttt5trei," nie int ii. 3apttei Der Vito
mn 1900 nngeuumHicu. uno Sum gStcoers
crIah ~bciagten NbiGnitts Doh nit Nmcns
bcmcnto.
I. NTidnitt. IS niro bon hcr @eleeaes
bung bon MlarUlnnb uerorouct, Dab Ibihnitt
2GI bonn 80. IrttfeI oes Gpoer Der Illgentet=
HciI Stnutsgelete bon WiarDlano, Iitel . Srics
ten, mic i'm II. aapitel Der glte bou 1900
aIqellonll1iell. hermit piocrruien. ntrh, mo
beiaeter Gbfdnitt 20g ipiro bierourh bon
gtenelH nit 9tnenocmerlts nr9elorimen, 10
o16 %oerielhe. mic tollt. ldltet:
29I. - IN allen dl1gen. ooer. 8erDanoluns
zen Dor tr9euo etleIl 6rtcoe1srlhter III pic,
ole 1beilbGherfd1it bon Gnrteicn. Die Sncors
rordtiolt irqeno elmer incorpprirteu @eiclfdutt
mo Der rcprdlentnttbe 9Rnroitcr iracIh eiler
lnriei, ub Stldqer o0er SerfIngter. fhr oelt
3ped folder 9Inge ODER &erbunoIuugcu ais
6ugeiinnocu ean0eromnlcn peroet. ulsgenonls
men bic. Ibatia6e inI6er 3beilbaberi6oft, 3ts
corporation ooer Acknowledgement 9bGs
%raiiers, mic Der SAL feir mas, lpirO bon OCT
aeanerif1en |nrtei Dor Dem Sorhurc cincs fol-
den SALES poer Serbnno!lnq fhrtftlth lno
inter Gth beitrttter; ooraci6rteben teoo6, can
S1reIbcn eiItcr iolden 8eiireitllna fam buEt
@rdfioenleIt. Sices4rdfthenien, Sefretdr oner
S6nsneitter %oertelben genladt iueroeit, mn int
Sulle clner I6eilb1bcridnft bon trgero ctlIcft
Der 1beilbaber. uno menl irtntcr cine be-
idiporenc @eitreitung qem1dt 1T. fpI ouS Sc
riot ooer Der 6rieoc1eridter. nur peldlcnt Der
Snq uocr Die Serburollnaen %tdiuebeib ulIt @rs
fuhen Der 4S1rtei, geaeH melhe fol6e Refireis
tunN qelIabt III, Den Suu Uerl6ieben ooer NM
becnhet lalieit. bis at lolb' 1tlgerteilener Self.
pel6e fplhe &ortet betdbt9t. Die beoin9ten De
>. sbf6niff. - llnb es pirb perfiiof, bah
pieie glite pom LACE ibrcr snla1re al in
strait tritt.
@encbmiat am II. @ldr5 1904.
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ilsoerirannna uDn Shpuiheien.

Cine Wife sur 8iiittgnudlnra 0uu 6hputbcfcn
NIB tcbcrtruantget pDn 6Gputheteu, bic
icit benz %fiuiieu Sn9c bee WdrS int SaE'
re nenu5ehn -Sunocrt nnc 5ruci TIT man
aelhaftcr 8etic bcidiuuren uno r%egiitrirt
purocu.
I. Ibi6nitt. Gs ,uirb bon Der Winrns
ldnoer Staotsgciebgebnng oerfiigt. oab ollie
Spputbefel mo lebertrugl1aer bon &Opotbes
fen, bic felt bent ~fiiuften 1aae ocs W}1rS I'M
Sabre neuuSebu Slnoert mo 8pei Dor irgeno
cilcni 8eamten. Der ourcb bic 8eiete htefes
Stnnies sur elbiubrte bon Gtoesleiftuupct
nber 3mr gufnnbme bon NffionbitS d%utpriftrt
1T. in oiefenl Sinute In mai9clbn fter @eife
befdluoren ODER reGiItrirt ipnroelt, fiir ole
Ahitdtel mo Sfuede ebenTu giiltiq fein foIerL.
een bon &upotbeten in tlebereiritilnnniu9 nit
beu Sefebel bcidDiporeit iuqroert pdren.
2. Mbfdniit. - tlno es iptro feriier berfiiat.
bub btele atte bonn 2nee ibrer gntabrie an
In Strait tretet fnu.
s~ieitdti9t uu IS. Mir5 1904.
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Verborncns Maiicn.

III MHUlICl.
Sine Mite Snm NtOrrrui ncs 30. 9lbifuitts
uum ~. Nrtitcl hes 6obcr Der %9liacmcis
nen StoGtegeietc pon Mnrnlnno, Sitcl
T% srae"s @at y; S5'f anS tar "t Uie @ieG STST.
trnttieRnng %ociicibeu NIT Nmenocmcnten.
I. gtbihniit. IS miro bon oer NlarOldns
9tbf6nitt BON ~. gIrtifcI OeS Go6cr Der gUs
9%elitctnct Si1dt3qeietc, Iitel aScrbrcdcn uno
Strafen" untertitct y&erbor9cre Naften"
hermit iutoerrllfen mo nit glmenocntenten
ipleher IN Mrntt. 9eiett miro, 10 bnB %oerielbc,
luic iulqt. luutct:
80. Nbihniif. - Scoc Gcrfon. bic nih ais
notwithstanding ann lragen elmer iolben
2Sotfe ais elm IbeiI ibrer oittBieuen GNIipis
rilTtp berehtiet oocr ocrpflihtet ut. mn eli
nc iolhe Sutte mint ais cine hcredbtiptc Nurs
ithialunbrCacl oeqcll horniSiiftliche @efnbr"u
trdNt, ODER ipelDe Mot Gin 8eamter poer 9is
hcrbeltelrddtcr diIc ettCtt anoeren Staute
". hc lid tentnurdr IN oteicrI Staatc nuts
bait obfr sritli, gtienb9bn. Spe5tal Agent. per
ttuctto Elm Htftul, Sugbttener, QoipieTieiier,
ShlnqfngcL Sunbr Glnb, Shlu9rira. IiniirIneis
ler nhcr lracno cine urtocrc gcfdbrIitc oocr
lOoilihe Nntte trqelo luelhcr Writ tSeoctfleis
Ter nlsGenonlmcr) in berburgcncr &ciie ohcr
qul ieitler Ferlon .trd0clt noer tilbrcn toH. mo
icbe @eriolt. bic ir9cno iueIhc folder 9SGiteu
often NIT Der Slbiift oher 81 Dem 3tucde ira
uuacieBli6cu 99eiie 5u %hcrIcten. uno niht iu
irgcnp lreI6em paiicnocn Siuedc her Sclbits
Oettbe!ot9nnG, ioa it9b bett S6ilotabetlttoe
nm nidt mcbr. ais Ialielo Dollars beiiruft,
iingnib uocr Sfaat5nrbeiisbaufe iubaitirt luers
oell; uno has Gert6t ooer otc SIrp. Dor lpcla
den iraego Gin oernrtioer Sau herbanoelt
iibcr Sic Neredttannq Der Silbrun9 irqeilo
ipelder berurtieen 9Haiie mn iiber. Die aeeias
rcte @cIeoenhctt outiir mad @cibringuna dits
iricOeniieasnScr 8cpcifc a68uartbeilen; mn
mcun I'M SaIe Der lleberfiibru1p traeno eiues
IlaefIu9teu, Ntgeit6ts hes SciueisntatcriaI9.
6 49, @E aaol 81 Der hs, %i oils,6 Gsrsrsf5i, lr. DSe'e oet GgB
pen iuuroe, irpeno elmer Yerlpn crnftli6e lino
ilrgeIebli9e nbcr Iebensgefnbrlt6e 8erlesuns
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1873. Snpttci.
Cine Wife Sum &ieerruf, Nmenotruug Hnb Der
@teoernunnhme bes t29. AbIhniits rpn
Nrtiiel % Der btfeuttiden nliaemeiuenBes
iese, SiteI ,Nerbrcdcu uno straieH." iln-
terrified u@lhdsipieie," mic int 3iS. sapi'
tel Der Aite ppn 1900 ansenomnicl.
I. slbfhniti. g iei bon Der Geieteeburg
bon MarpIa1b perfiiat, odB Der 100, abfd)niit
oes 81. Nrtifels Der ulgemeiren 1ffentIideil
@eiete. b%stlte!t Serhrc9en II. sirufcn. ua'
terrified a@liidsfpieIe." mic oerfel6c int 34S.
anpitel Der ute bon 1900 an9enontrnen nurs
sc, bierinit pioerrrten, umenoirt lrn mieoer
nneeitomuten iei, bah bcrieIbe ioIeenoerrnaben
laiitet:
ons @IidsipteI. genannt eI9iIrbIes" ooer
s15s little Soisr.% oOsr ssnrisI, sin esieI.
nit iraenO cinem anberen gtttiel oocr Der.
mitte!fi faIiher snuitltiide ipislt lou liato let.
ftiht unter feds Wipiuten poer irebr. oIs
sipei Sabre str6ettshals erbaIten, ooer 5i 81:
iter 9eI6nnbe per1irtbeilt tperoen. iuelhe nidt
iiber @nnoert 9olgrs. petrq ael sart. oher Vei'
hes, lie add, BEN @utniiilfeI hes @eridts.
.. Nbiubnitt. llno lei Is oeroronet. onn
oicic sIie bon benz 2aium ibrer sInua5nte IN
Seiet feiH iou.
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werfannnnt pun @etranien.

Gtne ettc, nm rinrn i~ucitcrcu sltihhitt aum
Mrtifel 43 hes 6uecr oer Mlnemetneh
i~unbheit." Su5ufiiecu, ipeldher MD Nbidlnitt
StS beieidnct lueroen ioh.
I. Ibibnitt. IS ut bierrflt non ger Se.
iol0tnAe s%thTnuiit brnt SlrtifcI ~ bee @ooer
Der nlleemetneu { iaafsgeicsc bon 9iernlalib sis
geftgt uiio ais Nbidniit SIP peSe'pnei Wet'
ben uIio toleenoen g~9orilant bdben lou:
Corporation ipeIthe sic Sdbrisiriiia. Sn!aal-
inenietun9 i1o Den &erianf BON eTIailen'
eferBeil ODER dnoereH Sliifiiafeitei. wslne gu.
@etrdnfeil einen eefuiifen 65efdhntnd ~ gebeit.
Uetreiben, fouen ben Seprau1 ooer ole AH'
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Sran Gfifa6et6 2smoofp6,
9ltclier fir pprsenaumalerci,

Cir. 2i1, sipro .Wsomntssf
Seoe Nrt bon BeffeaingeH mirb in ~fitnfiies
rider gSeite nusaefiibrt. Seoiegener raid
f1reerrioer. nnterrid)t iuirp crtbeiIt.
(9iob25i j. @ii-)
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TGacmcinc StaatSacIctr.

annapolis, Wo., I'M OiNi 1904.
23ir bcglunhtgeH b~ierolrd. oaB ole ueridics
beHeH biCrHab qebrudteu Nite Der 8CieBges
hung geuuue Abibriilen Der ocridieoeucn site
iiHo. uHo oaB hus 8dttfrt Der @eHebmiguHg
elmer icocu iol6eu gIite am @Hoe o~erieIbeii
richliQ nngeaehcn IN. unb hnb bCfuate @tite ocr
@eietpcbuna Der SibIHg bon 1904 'oieieniaen
glttc iino. pelbe hom CSniocrneur mn Dem
General 9Julpnlt sur 9er6ffeUtlibuUe beitin1mt
lpuroen.
@Owiu g9nriirlb, @ouOcrneur.
Spcuccr Is. Suncs,
Grdftbent bc5 Senutcs;
8eurge y. @ncr6nrt,
Spreder oCs llHterbauics;
Npbcrt Wiui, SCfrctdr hes Seuutce;
y. y, Smith, GbefaGlcrf oc5 lluterbdufcs.
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Sine 9lttr Sum g%aiorrrui ocs 30. elbihuitts
uum ~. Nrtitcl ocS 6pScr Der Nllncmci,
ncn StaGteacicec pou Mnrnlnuo, Sitcl
,Nerbredcn II. S%trateu," llntrrtitcl Der
buraenc &nfien," nno fir bic SSicocrius
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21
NJ A"t;su's'ss wantsd
(Brooklyn Easie.)

At ST. Louis one Of the two great
parties will be expected to ten the
country, not what it. has done, but
what Il 10 prepared TO DO. course.
republicanism Is to be arraigned. II Is
to be accused Of and condemned for
every crime in the calendar. but that
will not be enough. The republican
convention will point with pride" and
glorify the party. but it will go further.
1t will tell what the party will try to
accomplish in the event of success at
the polls. And just to the extent that
the convention at st. Louis ignores the
past will the fight for supremacy next
November be real rather than nominal.
The services Of dealer in antiquities
are not in demand. The settler can not
be unsettled. At Chicago and at Kan
sas City the democrats trailed far be-
hind events. The party rammed its
head against the stone wall Of accom-
plished facts and it would have beeten
out Its brains butt had none. There
Is just a possibility that this year it
will get down to date. 1t Is a consum-
nation devoutly to be wished.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21
He TOLD THE TRUTH

Edward Everett Hale is trying to
learn the name of the young man who,
years ago, a prisoner in Japan, in
formed his captors that the American
people were greater than the president.
They were cross examining him and
asked him what officer of our govern
ment held a higher rank than the men
they knew. He said the officers Of the
navy had to obey the secretary Of the
navy, and that he was under the presi-
dent. They asked him who was greater
than the president The boy said:
''The people are greater than the presi-
dent" and in giving the account of
this afterwards he said, "Of this they
could make nothing"
Mr.. Hale explains his desire to learn
the young mans name by saying that
the incident is one that should go into
history and literature. From the stand
point of a clergyman seeking an illus
tration with which to point a moral
or adorn a tale" this is probably So
but to the ordinary layman the remark
made by the nameless young man is
30 obviously true that it is hard to see
what other answer he could have made
and equally difiicult to understand
why he should be made famous for
merely telling the truth. 1t can not be
that Mr.. Haie's position as chaplain
of the senate has made him regard rs
phenomenon anyone who thinks the
people greater than the president.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

II your watch don't run. run to
Hames' with 1t.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

Colonel Watterson in the Louisville
fully persuaded. that except as noise
maker. the Hearst boom will cut no
figure at st. Louis, and he sees no rea-
son to alter his previously expressed
opinion that both the candidacy and
the campaign are in the last degree
preposterous. an assault upon the chas-
tity of our electoral institutions and a
serious and direct menace to the DEM
ocratic party.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Marehan. Ronsehau Case Ended and
Taken Under Amusement


The district court this morning heard
a number OF motions and resumed its
hearing of the Marchand w. Roneghan
case. Attorney Babb. for the plaintiff
and Attorney Tannahfn for the defend
ant. argued the case for thirty minutes
each and the matter was taken under
advfsement
In the divorce case Of Joaquin
Fletcher vs.. Albert Fletcher. a default
Of the defendant was entered
In the case Of F. NJ. Huxley VS.. E. E.
Leach. a default of the defendant was
entered.
In the case of Fisher Thomson &
Co. VS.. Elmer E. Leach ct al. default
Of defendant Powers was taken.
Fitz Plonus. German citizen, was
admitted to citizenship.
Eli Hickman, Lapwai. was arraigned
and charged with grand larceny Of five
head of cattle. belonging to Joseph
Zivers of Lapwai, in an information
filed by County Attorney Johnson. Mr..
Hickman plead not guilty of the charge.
Geo. w. Tannahip was present as his
attorney The preliminary hearing in
this case was held in Justice McCon-
keys court In this city last November
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

lean people obviously requires the
open door. Necessarily we must OPP
pose Russia, Japan or any other gov
eminent or influence that seeks to close
the door against us.
The American people believe that the
Russian design is to close the door in
that quarter of the world-to monopo-
iize so far as possible the natural re-
sources, the industrial opportunities
and the markets. There is not a par
ticle of doubt on this point. The Rus
slams themselves are perfectly con-
scious of it and their hostile and dis
.rustful attitude towards us grows out
of this consciousness, and not out of
any failure on our part to observe a
strict neutrality.
The japanese stand pledged to the
open door. If they drive the Russians
out, the door must remain open. Our
sympathes must necessarily go hand
in hand with our interests in this as
in other matters. The sO-called vel
low peril is purely sentimental and
imaginary--a scare-crow set up by the
Russians to cause the world to forget
Its substantial interests which Russian
aggression would imperil.
The end is not yet This is a great
world problem. The Russians had bet
ter change their attitude towards us
and not imagine that we have changed
as to the solution of the great problem.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21
THE PRESIDENTS ORDER

President Roosevelts executive or
der calling for strict observance Of
neutrality by5 AL onciais and abstemp-
tion from action Or speech calculated
70 offends either beiiigerent, has pro-
duced highly favorable effect abroad.
especfa1ly IN Russia and among her
friends. This shows that the order was
m excellent move.
But 1t Ia clear that in some high
quarters In Russia too much stress is
put upon this ordet The ofncial ga
xette Of ST. .Petersburs presumes too
TAR when Il iNters that the order means
shat "the American government has
taken q friendly turn towards our
tRusaiAnl atms' ana pnlicies ia the Tar
east" and that there has been "a
change In American sentiment" There
has been absolutely no change in the
attitude either of the government or of
American sentiment. The attitude OF
the government. so far as the war is
concerned. is simply that Of neutrality
-oS strict neutrality-and there has
not been a single departure heretofore
by SO much as a hairs breadth from
that attitude. No Russian authority
has even charged anything to the con-
trary.
On the other hand. both our govern.
mert and our people stand precisel!
where they have as to the far east w,
are for the open door, for an abso
lutely free field on equal terms for tn,
whole world in the markets Of western
Asia. Our position has been ofaciall!
and Individually defined on that point
The fundamental interest of the Amer
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

Railroad traffic agents must cut
down their wine bills for after this free
drinks at the expense Of the railroads
are barred This decision was reached
recently by some Of the roads that have
adopted the policy Of prohibiting ex-
toxicants to all of their employees. For
years it has been the custom of the
roads to spend policy" money through
their agents most Of which the agent
line Of the new departure and to pre-
serve consistency the usual policy bills
must be cut out.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Northern Idaho. made
at Portland, Ore, March FL
Tonight and Tuesday. cloudy and
threatening with probably light rain or
snow.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The weather conditions are unsettled
over the territory covered by reports.
The pressure is high over California,
and low elsewhere: the lowest reading
of the barometer is 29.2S inches at
Qu'Appelle.
Precipitation occurred west of the
Rocky mountains, and in Minnesota,
Nebraska, eastern Montana. Assini-
boia. and a trace at Denver.
The temperature ranges from zero
ut Edmonton to so degrees at Ell Paso
II. F ALPS. Official in Charge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

The Indianapolis Journal thus ex-
plains how 1t happened: I'm pronounce
the Russians names" says q helpful
contemporary. 1.-The reader, should re-
member that the letter is always pro-
nounced like a y" That explains why
the Russians thought they had such an
easy victory ahead Of them. They
thought the Japs were Yaps.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21
FREE DRINKS
ARE BARRED
Railroads Shut Down on Wine
Bills for Their Traffic
Agents

CHICAGO. March 21.-The st. Louis
4 San Francisco and the Chicago &
Eastern Iillionis railroads have deter
mined no longer to allow expense ac-
counts for wine feasts among travelling.
district and general agents.
For years, 1t II said. II has been Gus
tomary for agents Of the road to spend
what they term policy money. On
every expense account about one-half
OF the items have been for drinks. sup
pers and other expenses incurred in
preserving policies"
The reform is In line with the gen.
eral rules against intoxicants that are
now enforced on all railroads. Up to
this time. however. the rules have ap-
Piled only 70 the employees Of the traia
and operating departments.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

Liverpool opening-Wheat, I'D high
err: corn, sd lower.
Liverpool close-Wheat, Hd to Sad
lower; corn, u d higher.
Chicago-Hogs. receipts. $4,000; mar
ket Toe lower.
Chicago car lots-Wheat, %; corn,
1876; oats, 202.
Northwest receipts-Minneapol and
Duluth 546 against 49,
VISIBLE Supply-Wheat. decreased,
471,OOO; corn. decreased, 356.000 and
oats. decreased, $4,000 bushels.
Total VISIBLE Supply-Wheat, 32.-
s25. 900; corn. s.511 900; oats, 1o,sss. ooe
bushels.
New York-SaIes Of stocks to noon
1913, 500 shares.
New York-Money. III per cent.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

Money to loan On real estate. Office
Thiessen building. with Bender & Lin
genfelter, counselors. #
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-21

List your mining prospects and prop
critics with I. J. Merrin. room 81. Adams
block.