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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
GAME OF TURKEY QUESTIONS.
Pastime That viii Help to Round Out
Pleasant Day

For the game of turkey questions.
get together twice as many blank
cards, carte de visite size, as you
have players. We will say that the
number of the company Is twenty
persons. In this case you will need
forty cards. On twenty Of them write
questions relating to Turkey and the
Turks. On the other remaining
twenty write answers 10 these ques.
lions. The questions can be taken
from any good book on the subject.
but care should be used in selecting
such as the average American could
be required to know.
When the forty cards have been
written, put the questions in one bowl
and the answers in another. The
question bowl is passed, and each
player in turn takes n card from II.
The answers bowl follows, and all
players dip into this also. II player
thinks he hrs received from the an.
swcrs bowl an answer to his question
he retains the cards in hand and
ceases TO play. But II he considers
that the answer he holds belongs TO
some other question he returns the
card to tie bowl it came from and
draws CeaiD. No consultation with
regard 10 caIds is allowed, Question
cards cannot We returned, All play.
crs who succeed in answering their
questions corr ,tly draw among
themselves for nicely Illustrated
NOol, - travel 'u Turlov
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
I'EA
promotes light thinking and
light conversation. Tea time
is the time for light thought
and talk.
Value OF Eucalyptus Tree.

The Australian eucalyptus tree In
being grown on large scale In south,
ern Europe and northern Africa be.
cause Of It's tendency to drain
swamps. This was formerly supposed
to be due TO abundant exhalation OF
watery vapor from It's leaves, but II
has been shown that actually tho
Transportation OF the eucalyptus 10
only one.half or one-third that of
willows, birches and other trees. and
It is therefore n 'umed that the phe-
nomenon in question is due simply TO
the rapid growth 81 the eucalyptus.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26

Are you acquainted with
tea? Is it tea that you
know Are you sure you
know tea?
Maturity Of Trees,

Though there are oalts living which
are known 10 be more than a thou
sand years old, the average oak does
not live more than seventy.ave years.
That is to say, its growth extends
over that period The same is true
of the ash, iarch and elm. The spruce
and FIR reach maturity after about
eighty years. At the end OF that time
their growth remains stationary for
some tina and then their decay be-
gins.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
The Fat Year

There's wizard at work ON the millions
there's vanishing ghost In the
And red is the floor Of the forest. and
m loud Is the pipe OF the quail:
lhcf desolate waste In the wheat
field. a whispering tone In the corn
hut mere by the barn, 10! the full wear
mas emptiCd its plentrOUs horn;
Ana the faces of children are gladstone,
and mothers sit long at the feast
For God IN his Justice and mercy has
given good gifts to his least,
There's "A prosaEe abroad on the prairles
"a triumph of fatuous fear
Inc sadness and sOrC'ry smiling from
~, out the dead face ot the year
There's a moan-wind awake in the night
time, a blight from invisible hand,
doom written large on mans power all
-, oyer the b9unutul land
lng, the cattle are sleek In their
stalls,
And only the mem'ry Of famine the
heart of the farmer appals
And So, ere the winter shall whiton the
rolling plain with it, shruud
From out the glad thought of the favor
eel true thanks shall cry upward
To the GTSr Of rain and of sunshine.
the Givcr of life to the seed
The Infinite Father who never torsaRcs
where there's ultimate need:
And with faith and loving ubc.sancc,
with praise and a wurshipful mind,
The toier vows deep unto suffering, he.
too. will be tender and kind
Thus, thus. shall the years pass to dark.
rcss, In glory and stately array
one bringing It's measure OF famine. AN
o9tthe. its Thanksgiving day.,
And the soul that looks out on the pas
sage shall learn to be patient and
wait.
Wen knowing the law Is eternal though
sometimes the harvest Is late.
And the lean and the fat years shall
perish and man shall gu back unto
dust,
But the Givcr forever and ever will kecI
to his care and his trust.
Charles w. stevenson
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Mciif nrleicnc 4citi6riitcn.

Cine Statiiiit. Die Iir 8iGer in ben
Iebten Sobren offers in 0euii1Ionb
aema6t muroe, lit BON Ger Stust9arter
Yolfsbibliottet audi all bic 3eItungsn
unO 3eitl1riften oasgehebnt moybcn.
Sn ibrem 3%eiefadl perSei1neie tie p0bs
reno zines Mpnats 2916 9eIu6er; ais
regslmdBige Safe tonnlc man etiuo
300 Verionen bemerien. Bon iDnen
beantporielsn 283 eire 5roge bss Der
ltdnocs. pelde 3eitidriften lie regsls
m6bio leien. 0absi ergab iiN nahs
Ite6en0e H~eibenFoIge Der 3eitihriTien:
nNode" 81, n9biirmer" 81, STUNT
mart" SO. 6lie9etloe @ldtter" 4S,
n3laooeraOatid" AZ. n3utunft" Al.
plleber 2onb unb Wleer" 80, ngel6dg:n
unO 8loIingS Monatsbefte" 35, I'D
beim" So. ~GartenIoube" 81. Stunt
Iiir Aae" 81, nHroIt uao SdJn6cii"
SO, m0as 6reie @ort" 81, nGtbiide
aultur" %. Bon ben 3eitunsen itanb
0ds einbeimif6e, in Stuttgart erldeis
nen0e n9eue Sagblatt" nit 81 itGnois
gen 4eIern obenan. 9onan folgien
Die gJrantfurter 3eitung" 50. Sn=
te%rcliant lparen Die Nngaben ein3elnsr
2eler iiber lire 2etiiire. Gs las: eias
Qebrcrin nS@pdbiide 6%rauen3ei=
tun9." n8unitDart," nIbiirmer"; ein
O6erprimoner Strait uno S90nteit,
n&labberabatidL" Stunt" nyieue
beutlde Monatsidrift." n5biirmer"
Elm Oberrcali6uler nGdo l~iiteraire. !"
a9iIfe," nala3osrdbotlA," .Sbiirmc."
nGreieS Wort"; Elm Sa9lObner nlr biz
@inOtboritblGt!er; elm Yoiomentier
n9ife." mGtbif9e &uliur," nSo3idls
Yraris." .Wolfsanipalt," Geue .3eit."
o9orlpdrfs," naOlniife @olts3siiun9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

gel einem GBpddrsnbanoler in
Mquils Ssialien, ipurben oieIer Gage
peri1bole Manultripte, griefe bon
Saffi, WIo53ini, 0oribaloi, Gniroli
uab Nnoerca g~efunben; Der 9inOler
bate Die Mannitripte ais Ginipide!=
papier benubtl 1ie meiIten Der gefunz
benen MdnuIfripte itammen aus Der
.3eit Der iIaIieniiaen GinbeitsbeItrez
tangsn unb betreffen beIonDer5 Die
Gbeilna6me ner NbrusSeas 8elpobner
an Oielcr Golfsbeipeguno. Sn pih=
tigsn Totumenten iinO Die Grcigniis
9ei6iI5ert. bic Der Oefaneennebnnn9
0dribalDis I'M 4%spromontes Oebirge
poraugineen. Nnocre SAr.fttiide be-
treffen @aribdlOis SolDatnlperbungsn
in Sabre 1862. 0erner fono mar Die
N6i9rift einsS MIfrufs CUR @elos
ianmlung fir bic polen unb cine san3e
NnsGbl pom Ootumenten betrifft oi.
Mnperbung bon 5reinilliaen unD gibt
genaue Mustunft iiber bic Hamen Der
Solbaten, iiber Die Soften Der Mers
bung unb iiber bic Sniiruttionen @a-is
balois. Die Manuftripie 9sb0rien
urfpriineli einem seioiIien p,e!rO
Mariai, Der nit Gettembrini unD nit
Silpio Spapenid in BET @erbannuuo
ipar unb BON ben gourbcnen 5ip0lf
Sabre lang auf Der 0aleere gefangen
aebalten ipurOe. 9ei feinem 9o0e bin
terlisb Wnriai Die Qopiere Dem @oOos
faten De 9ominicis unb bon ben @r@
ben 6ieies Niannes faufie is Der Gbs
ipaarenb6noler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Gr1lshuna ,ur grahIidkeit.
Mstboeiihe Witfa uno isosusreide 5oisen
iar Die 3atnnii oec ainoss.


Cine grobe 0auptfade fir bos fpds
iers Slid ciues Wleniden liegt BARN,
ibm BE 3ufrieoeubeit unb br0bIi4isit
ieines ainDbeit al beipabren. Der
5rn6iinn. oea Elm aiao aus Der SUI
geuo3eit mil binicerninmt in pen
6rnii oes fiiniti9eu qetsns, bic Grim
neriiiig Gil cine Trots, gliidlide 9.noer
7eit perflarl mdrde tribe Gtunre ipis
terer ,Ja11s. Zen W}iitieln III es por.
bebQl.en. III ibren 3inbern bic Setter
lett oes yemiiihes IL pflegsn. Gle Ino
cs, oeren Qllge ducrIt 0cs noeJ Tdluuls
mernoe Gefiibl bon Oiiid IMP 5rcuce
in benz ainoe nedt. ST man 81 einem
Ainoe TETS aleidmiitbis IreunOli0. b.
tiDipft nan, ipenn aud nj. 0tait.
dber rubig, feline Ge6ler, 70 ioyei man
onfiir, Odb lid Die in ibn ihlummer.l.
ben Aetme entIdlicn, uno iiinmt es
oaourd frob.
Sin gutes Mitte: gum Grpcden tes
6robiinns 1T Oelaag. 9inat nan
9inocrn elm beiteres 9ieo. 10 uirb BIS
&inb unlpi1tiiriid iro6 gsltimmi. 9lndl
Ipll man ME Elm Sinh erl1reden, BE-
iouherS, lpenn es nod fer jung III.
9os feline @ebirn une bic Nerpea
nerben erihiittert, bics ipirtt reroerbs
lid ouf Die Gjciunoheit uno 3erItDri fir
einige ,3e.t Gle ionnige 6siterfeit. gge nj
oas Nino erunolos unp bofft Is burd)
G9reisn Ieinen Gigeniinn 6urd3us
leBen, 10 beadte man bas trobi9e
Shreien ni1t, Ionrern iiene Ieinen
Wiaen Dem bes &inbeS nit 5eItigieit
entgegel. Nueb bebauere man eS nid)l
BEL jeOsm geringfii9igen AnIaB. Das
Sinh Iernt 81 leiht. iiG nod LANCE
fei5lt 81 bemitleioen, penn Der
S6mer5 i9on Doriiber. SIT benz &ince
niAts ernItli6'ss geldeben, 70 madj5
man einen Spab bdraus; bann ladi
bos 8inb inter 5brdnen. 0runblpls
DISQUALIFICATION 1ead)te man ni6t,
oamit Del tleine Wenfd iif tein Mir
rides, triibieIiges WeIen ongelp0bne.
ga. Iel6lt fuenn Elm Sinh franz lit, fol
man TAPER Den eigsnen S4mer3 be-
fsmpfen unO nit bofInungsDoller. mill
Der SIimme Iein Sinh trOiten, oaS.
unipi1tiirlid Sroii uno !0ille bon Del
Ulutier eripdrtenb, AUDI unbelpub
6offnulg aus ibren Worten i6Dpft,
eErDblidhe Hiuner iino Der GDnuenIhein
ocs 9auIes; man g0nne linen biz
froben Siunpen Der Ainoeriabre. Sit
leuhten pertldreno in fein fernsres Sc.
ben binein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

WIe grauenbaIie Yoriieaung, bic our6
Dieien An5Iid in ibrer GceIe ousgel0it
purte, bra9 ben Reit i6rer Strait.
Neines WorteS f16io, 5riidte r bciDe
0Gree an Die GGldfen unb itarrie rie
gciIie5obfueIenb ouf bas MeKet, bas
Der 9ln~tsDoriieter i6r nit elmer ettpas
tbeoirdliiben @eIls nod INNER ent'
ge9enbielt. Damn aber 0inQ Elm Git
tern iiber ibren A1rper; Iit ipanlte uno
piiroe Iiderli9 81 yoccn o~eiiiif5t Iein,
ipeln ni1t Der AcmmiIdr. Der fl
imdrf beobadtet bate. bic b~eoroblid,eE
Nn5ei1sn re9t5eitiQ lpabrgenommen
bate. Gr mar friib eenua auigsIpruns
sen. UNI lie In ieinea Nrmen ~auf5afan'
gen nno lie fonft aui ben Stubl nicoers
glelien 81 lahen.
Sin paar Getunt.n lang blieb CT
iiDsr lie 9epeagt; Damn ipanoie or iih
ge9en BEN NmtsporiteDet: Die Obnz
madI III obae 3ipeifel cot. Wir usrs
ben gut tbun, einen Aroi 81 r%ifen."
e1cr Baoear3t muB nod In 6aule
iein. Yieleiht BADEN sic bic 5reunb
li6Ieit, IGN gu bena1rihtigen. gbsr
Gle lino bod aud Der Weinung. Das
ih inJpifhen eslrolt ben @erbofisb.s
febl ausfertIgen tann2 Wir fdeint,
ipir brauden nidt peiter nad benz
1biter gu iufsn."
Der aomminGr nidte. SIS banotlt
lid offenbor niht uni einen iibcrle9len
Noro. Ionoern INN einen i'm Qfieit be-
Jangcnen 2obtI9lag. oOer pieaeidt
aub nur um cine llebcrIhreitung Der
Wotbmebr. 9arun lber. baB tie bic
39dierin gepeicn iFS, ldBt ii6 olcs
0inss laum nod 3iucifeln."
rTann 1T es olip meine Qfli6t, Die
junge Dame in 0oft 5u nebmen. Wir
t0nnen es il ron Der Nniiht beS 4r5s
les iibcr ibr UeIinoea ab9dngig MAIDEN.
ob plr tie einitipsilen bier I'M 0auie
inter Iiterc gelpd1ung iieGen o6er ie
ioelei6 in infer poli5eioefan9uiB
iiberfii1ren %Ialea."
1agmor bate bon bieier fur3en I'm
terbaIlung, bic iiber ibr Gel9id ents
I9ieo, ni9!s mebr pernommen. Sie
srma6te trob offer 9%emiibungen oes
Qr5tes aud mad eiler Stunbe nod
nidt aus ibrer tiefea 9eipubtlOIigIeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

-. 9opitel.
~N us Dem 6duFlein bon Babe
kT galisn, bos an nd4ltea Dor
C~ mitlag bic Nntunft bes Dams
piers bonn Jeitlanoe eriparie.e.
rogte i'm beinabe 0auptesldngs 3uboIf
.. 3indlsbens bobe geitalt berpor.
81 bate ais eeipib poraus seIebt,
CAB Osrbert nit bieiem Shiff antrm=
men ipiirbe. unb feline 3uperiiht tctte
i'm nit6t bstrrgen. gber er bate Wiiibe.
feline getroifeEbeit gu perbcrsen, ais e
res 6reuuoes anii6tig muroe, Der
Sleid unb nit buntel ulai9aiteien 9us
gen aui ihn Sutrdt. UNI ibm idpeigen.
bic 0aao gu oriiden.
nWiltommen. 0erbertl Sh puBse.
hab id) did ni1t pergebens erparter
piiroe. 9lber Oh iiebIt i4ied}t aus.
Ou Bit bod niht tront9"
naronf mobl nicbt, nur Elm 3ppi'
Idmers, Der nidt Diel gu beosulen bat.
800 t0unen mir un9eii0rt matchmaker
fprehen2~
u9is 81 meinem 9otel baben mir
nur ipeniQe Sdritte NGer ipenn On
6 porsisbit, Dab mir Das Deinige oul
fu1ca Gcin 3immer Itebi Dir ia nndl
sar @eriiigun92"
.gtein, eeben pir gu Dir"
1as mar alles, mas unteripe9s 3lUIs
idea linen geIprohen murine. Grit ais
0erbert iib in Hindlebens 3immer
miibe in einen Stu6l bate fallen lai
Zen, miroe bas bebriidenoe Shipeisen
%aebrpdeH.
.@os lit es nit Oaonor2 Sage
mir olles obne llminipeiie unb pbne
Sdonuna. SD babe unterDegs ldon
qc6Drt, oaB ibr StieFpater ermoroet
muroe. unD Dat man Fe inter Der uns
iinniaen 8eIduloigang perbaftet bat.
ieine M6tbsrin gu lein."
Nindleben atbmete erleihtert aus.
Oh lpeiBt IS olIo bersitsl Nun. Soft
fei 9ant, oab mir bic 6entersdrbeiI
erIport bleibi. Did burauf pOr8ubersis
ter"
.9tttr bic Gin3e.feiienl SD muB
olles i%oiien. YieQeidt rerbe i) oann
Dabin fommen, baron 81 glauben, benn
porldufig 1T es mir nod lpie cine pil0e
Ybuutalie."
nSa, ss ii cine per3peifelte Sc
ldihte. unb nan t0nnte i~pabrbafti9
periunt iein. ales fir einen tpaen
Oeiiteriput 81 balten. Nber es 1T lei
Der ni6t on Der Wirfli9feit gu 5ipsiz
Ieln. Dieter 0olnItein oOer 8enbbeim,
ODER nis Ell Ionit 6eiBen mag. lit tODt,
uno 6rdulein Dugmar liBt als feline
mltbmaBliHe M0rberin in Inter
Iudun9sbaft."
m9lber pie fonnteit Tu Is geineben
laIIcu, bab man fe per9aftcteg Ser
@ebonfe, iie elmer Iolnen Shat gu be-
idJuloigen, tonnte OoG nur i'm @ebirn
sines Wabniinnigen reifen."
.ggiait Oh mid ge0ulOig anbOren,
lieber 6erbeIt2 Niemano lam Define
Gmpfinpunsen belfer nodiiiblen ais
id). SD peiB, mas bies aIes fir DID
beoeutet. Nber Oh bilt Elm Wann,
unb es biIft nidts. iid gsgen Die
Sprade Der 3batiaden gu itrduben.
Sc fefter mir ben Dingen ms 4uge
Iebeil, oeito leidter perben mir nit
i3nen fertig.~
50. ia, Du meinit es gut. uber
martere mid ni6t rno LAB mid aass
bOren."
sd mus leiber nit elmer Iebr rp~
iten S~elbrantIage Beginner, benn lser
peib, pb ib nidt Ger Itrofwuroige urs
be6er al oieIes llnbeils bin."
n9u2 Wie foa ib 0ds perifeben2"
(eoyfgshuno fofof
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
eRssiaIse

tritsn 9 e8Idss, ;~usitsr ALARM.
aiDsitsn 2 S4Idss, briiter alnr1ns
Oritten 2 Gdldee, riertsr Marm.
,-2-1, 6eatr aus unb edIaa4 n~ufs>rsn2-
) S6Idge, @onererud ab.
IL 69Iiee, II rtr Tlittaes.
. Die 10 bssei4neter eisnaIe tpsresn MR. ton Tturm
pdfter anesesbm "a an ben bsirtfsabes enabes
.~rsu,anasr tire QIlarmt5iisr anaebre4t EES.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
.Seuer

1e9 gaFf Nts ulib re-
az Capital Ape unb 81. ,
a1s @snnipIp. =. Nifinnn
2It SIiinois uno 20.
2i5 Geuate Mbe unb n.
2Ie pennfplpania uab "a
XII Wltritian ant &c.
218 Capital gIos lrnb 60
80 Vroablpnb unb 10.
al Sllinois uno Dleqe6n
2s4 glc. ~ Gprismtaus
Qeswoo6 uno 80.
ess 9nincis unb 50.
295 Nnnetta rnb sc
2s7 90. o. SrriEmb1 ais
ubslE rnb glaoer
sse iieeil 2notsr Dorii
z9o aiabeI unh 81.
s4i Wsribian nnb "a.
2i2' 3aincis u 81. GIa'1
et3 clerio , mns -.
g12 meit uub geolnui
eIs WeEi lab ~.
9lz 0oipnro nno ls.
slb fprbft Anb 4loc0
sie Gotital Ace unb ~.
BIZ W%ortbweIlern 2Ue rm
sis Gent nnb 10.
$40 Canal iure 10.
s2l Gertnlins Borfs
s24 Dermcnt uHb SpHH
se5 Bismnsdu GrcHbUsei1
500 80. 90 Sprttenbaae
6auobviIIe.
TAT HlidtsaH II. oelmes,
s2s 9iidi9m u. eonecre
ss1 Wet Mno WtJ Htrre
Az ysihouri II. IarplnEb
AIS wliKours unb Tbio
tib Capital &5e- Ssorga
n6 Wliiicurln RsHiudp =
AT eenate ADe II. @oib.
AL y unb 9 y..unbbdui
W. Walblnaton.
l2s rrens0oipitn
ss< aQiIep gbe II. J Dun
s2b a9aib anb 6au~
saG glc. 10 GprieeHHait
@ waibngton
AT Oliver une Bird
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t32 Niber Aoe II. Ulorris
fs4 9Iiper 9re nn6 Rat
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Worris uno harosHa
40 &s'sors UNI D!R~as'.
tss etodsnrih
lol Htisnu NIB BILLIE
lb2 3cipart unb 2es
tos worp's uns eopsss
$50 HainbeEt nnb Dtlk1sm
4b7 Qorbpts Abe u. z<nr.
mon Norris
5ia NET aHb Rat
bis asHtudP @Ds u. |eru
.5i4 Neribian anb Norrb
Sic Sninois ant aanias
ol7 NOrris unb Datcta
bl6 Norris uno epur6
blo eapitos u. u Weenr.~
b2l Rerioian uno YnImd
b2s 4ine uni, 9crb
B24 WabHor apsu ainecih
sec ylerioian unb Bell ssy'
6Q7 Carlos nnb Mnb
b2s Tsribian unb srvOne
$40 aperibian u. Maersnf
bsl wlerssiaa II. m.Gor. I
$50 80. II Svtisent-as
Morris nobe ssea
Ga QQcaeraar nnh Douob
ois CAT II. eineoln eAp,
81. 0aIt unb 9eetet
els mr,abt unb Sanosrs
olI Dteoortp UNI Oentl
sis qep serieb II OIL sss
7la Spruss uiib @roipec'
7is Gneliib Ere. a. eoinsi
ia Stot< eIpe Il. Belt q 3
7l5 ebelbp uRh eee4er
7i6 Gtdts elps uno CtnrT
5is pranee uHb saurei
no Sbelbp u. GS.tnae ~
7al eerinstonsi.n eoxa
sas Fleltcr Mpsu. Cpuid
TIA etote elpsu Il. @IenIan
s sae 1,a~S' s,,s me-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

qtnHItID nnb @artei
: Gnaliib's Dvrrns9 aus
o Gnftunb N-ip Dcrt
? QobIs unb Wli6iann
= y. 9eriep u. wlaH ars
D Pine nne Vcrtb
10 Wapfet unb gine
4 uermont nabe ean
~ zig. 9 e~trismtaua
waH. Mpe nabs gcbIs
"a Dnaipnrs lnb Walnus
u n. 9sriep u Central ~
IS Wah nHb Gorntu lbe
o mp uib H. Lirnhs
q gnrl ars unb u Str
q Columbia rnh 9iunts
10 piabIanb gIbs II. graft
81 9ilinois NIB q. Zoe
- pennipIp. nnb Pratt
~ @eubiaH unp II. Ctr
70 30. 8 Sprisenbaus a6.
uabs 9lIinols
20 Stnats glbeu. Gtclair
a JIIiacis nnb Tli9iean
e. psHpIbania unb IA.
20 Senate aps. unb Is.
y go. Sptltenbaus
sjno Are~ nabeUlidignn
70 Nerssian unb Dclnut
u California u Gsssmcni
80 PLATE aHb Nstp Dorf
50 Jnb. Mp. II. ct Clair
81 cItr 6oipitnl
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The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-06
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Washington Post Ind.) says:
lgious duty to get all the money you
can and keep all you can" Accord
ing to that, the postoffice inspectors
have been Furnishing men for perform
ing their religious duty"
The Charleston Post (Dem.) says:
1.-THE Republic of Panama is not yet
six months old and we have been OBJ
liged to land marines to preserve or
der. Yet it was promised that Presi-
dent Roosevelt had brought perpetual
peace to the isthmus by his coup of
last November"
The Montgomery Advertiser (Dem.)
says: There is no reason to doubt
that the Republicans are afraid of Par
ker. They can find as many reasons
why he should not be nominated as
they found in the case of Mr.. Cleve-
land. They know that If the party
unites on Parker there will be no cleo
toarl votes for Roosevelt in New York. "
The Columbia State (Dem.) says:
From the present lights before us AL
ton b. Parker comes nearer to filling
the requirements than any man named.
We do not know him personally but
his neighbcrs, Republicans and Dem
ocrats alike, testify that he is a gem
tleman of simple tastes, high character,
dignity, mental strength and an old
time Democrat. So, until a better one
is suggested. we strongly incline TO
Judge Parker"
The Philadelphia Record (Dem.)
says: Almost contemporaneously
with the slaughter of 600 Tibetans by
the English at Guru, SAL Achinese
were massacred by the Dutch soldiers
in Sumatra. Thus does civilization
vaunt itself at the opening of the
Twentieth Century, The methods OF
argument by which the Christian ma
tions undertake to convince the heath
en- whose lands they covet are as old as
the invention of gunpowder."
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-06
NOT A FRIENDLY SUIT.

The public is not so much interested
in the suit which has been begun at
St. Paul, Mimi, by the Hartman
Rockefeller faction in the Northern
Securities Company against the Hill
Morgan faction for the purpose of get
ting a decision as to how the shares
of that company shall be distributed
as it was in the suit against that COM
pany. AS is we'll known the shares of
the Northern Securities Company-the
company that was recently declared
by the United States Supreme Court to
be a violation of the antitrust law
were based upon the shares of the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railways. The Northern Securities
Company having been declared to be
an outlaw. it became necessary to re-
turn the shares on which it was based
to their original owners. 1t seems the
Hill-Morgan faction proposed plan
that was not acceptable to the Harri-
man Rockefeller faction. The latter
faction wanted to get back the same
shares it originally deposited with
the Northern Securities Company. To
this the Hill-Morgan faction wouldn't
agree. The latter faction proposed a
plan of distribution that would make
both factions interested in each of the
properties, thus practically accom-
plishing the purpose aimed at in the
formation of the Northern Securities
Company.
When the suit was begun it was
said that it was friendly one, but
one of the lawyers was quoted in our
dispatches yesterday as saying that it
was far from friendly. The impress
sion seems to be that it is the inten-
ton of the Rockefellers to get control
of the Northern Pacific Railroad. If
that is the underlying motive of the
suit it is likely to be a hard fought
one. and it may provoke lively times
in the New York stock market before
it is finally determined. There is
plenty of money on each side and, if
the necessity arises, it is likely to be
spent freely in either litigation or in
the stock market.