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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-09

listed men. and several of them represent
investments of S15,000 and $4,000. In some
cases a small membership fee is charged.
They have proved very effective in catch
ing human driftwood, and provide a place
where men who are tempted may have an
other chance to escape the consequences.
They are conducted upon a very liberal
plan, and after pay day soldiers who start
out for a debauch, as SO many regularly
do, are accustomed to leave their money
and valuables with the person in charge
before plunging into the sinks of vice,
where SO many men find pleasure and di-
version.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-09
Interesting Agricultural Experiments

Writing to the Department of Commerce
and Labor from Frankfort. Germany,
United States Consul General Guenther
says that interesting experiments are being
made at the agricultural meteorological sta
ton at Vienna. AS salts OF iron are of
great Importance to the human system,
these experiments are being made for
the purpose Of supplying the human system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-09
Price, 10 Cents.

with VEGETABLES containing small quantities
of iron. The first experiment was made
with spinach, by adding hydrate of iron to
showed percentage of iron seven times as
great as ordinary spinach without injury to
the plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-09

Owing to the reports that France con-
templates the disposal of the Islands of st.
Pierre and Miqueion the Paris foreign Of
fee desires the Associated Press to author
itatively state that the disposal of the is
lands is not contemplated to any country
whatever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-09

and Mrs. Bertha Edanelio, daughter of
John Walter of Frederick, were married at
Frederick, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-09

Mail advices from the New Alaska district
of Tana indicate that the winter gold clean
up probably will reach 81 ,000,0O0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

abermalS por9enommene Yetiuhe
nit Der Suntentele9rapbie Smii6en
OeutIblauO uno Der Siiotiiite S6mes
oenS eritredten lih auf bier Gage uno
baben elm iiber Grwarten 9iiuitiges Or
SebniB 9ebra6t. auf ihweoii6er Settle
benutte man bier3u Die auf benz Sort
Sun9sbolm bel Sarlsfrona erridtete
Sunfeniiation, bic wdbrenb Der Yerln6e
unter Seitung bes Mtarinefapitdns DC
Champs itanO. auBerbem nabmen Sas
ran Selttant WalleriuS, Gele9rapbens
DIRECTOR SanoitrOm aus 9iorrfoping
unb 2ele9rapbenfommliiar Is. y. Dis
Jon bon Stodbolm tbeil.
Sn ben eriten 1agen matte man
Veriufe jwiiben 9arlsfrona unb Ars
fona auf 0fiisen, oil ben anOeren Gaseu
,miI6en Sarlsfrona uno Der Sunfenitas
tion in Sbers Sh0nmeioa bel Berlin.
Die auf Der lesteren Strede 9snonneuer
@r9ebniiie iino UNI % bemerfenSmertber,
ais Der 9rOBte Sbeil oieler Sinie iiber
Sano 9ebt, uno es 9ebt aus oieien Ser
lufet beruor, oaB elmer 6unfentelegras
pbic Smii6en Berlin uno Siib.S 6mes
oeu uibts I'M Wese itebt, belonoers
mertn Die Station in Sarlsfrona nit
fraftiser wirfenben apparaten ais ben
bel ben Seriu6en CUR a%nwenoun9 &C.
fommeneu, uerieben wiro. Gum 2beil
benllste man in SarlstrOua beim @m.
pfans Der Suntenlesramme Dra6en.
Die Station in Sbers S60nweibe ses
bort Der r@eielihaft fir orabtloie 2es
le9rapbie" in Berlin, bic aus Der 8ers
%einisun9 Der ueri6ieoenen beuti6eu
Spiteme beruorsins /; iie lit bic sr0Bte
Station, iiber wel4e oieie Seielli4ait
uerfii9t.
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Rettense @eiffesaeaentuart.

gu berIelbsn 3eit, aIs fid i'm Sros
quoisz Sbsater gu gbtcaeo bic entfebs
li9e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ersisnsts, mar
segeniibsr Der Strabe, tuum 200 SUB
bon benz S6redensorts entfernt, i'm
9arrids Sbeater cine iiberaus Sablrei4e
3ui9aueridaft p%erfammelt. Oils bic
Jeuerfpriben, cine na9 Der anberen,
am 9arridz Sbeater porbei rafelten,
betam Der @ef9Gftsleitsr SCHUBERT
Jur6t, bab fein PubIitum etrpa auf
bic Ssbee tpmmen Tonne, baB elm 8ranb
i'm 9arrids Sbsdter auseebro4en fei.
Siefe 8efisdtuns srtpies fid inbeFen
als unbegriinbet. Ils bic erite 3Di<
f9enpauit fam, lieb SCHUBERT aus
@orfi9t isbpd bic Sbiiren falieBen,
unb teinem W,nfden parb seitattet,
bas Saus gu psrIafen. @ilton
Qadape, Der i'm @arridsS beater aufs
tretenbe Star" mar SCHUBERT mad
arGften bebiIflid, benz Qubiturium bic
Renntnib bon Der IN Der nG6iteu NGbe
fib abipieIenbsn &%atuftropbe OorSuestz
balten. @r belt cine bDdft tpiBige
Rebe, bic feline 3ubOreridoft in be-
itGnbissm @elddter srbislt. Sus Or
DIETER tbat bas rebriee, unb auf bieIe
Wsife seIans es iiber GILES Soffen, I'm
&arrids Sbsater ielbf cine Panit gu
perbiiten unb bic Sbatfahe gu pers
beimIi6.n, bab an berfelben Strabs
unb in aI1ernG9fter RGbe Sunberte bon
WenTdenlsbsn in Der e~lenbeften Dirt
au 9runbe sinsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
aueebli6 Elm 9empfott seseH
Quetpta !4pTufh.

Sn 8uoapeit berri6t groBe gufreas
uig iiber bic Sunoe. bas 6as 9eben BON
SnoDis Soiiutb it,. BEN befannten ra.
otfalen Sppoiitiouspartei ; Siibrer I'M
un9arii6en Gbseorbnetenbans, in Sc.
fabr i6mebe, uno oa6 ein Somplott be-
ltebe, ibn 81 einem Suell gu Srdusen,
in nelhem ct beltimmt set6otet merben
lole.
als Soiiutb firjlib Inn Bart beS
National : Wfulenms oabinging, ltellte
ibn ploelib Elm bObgema6Iener Mann
BON milttGril6em ausieben uno ira9te
i'm barih pgBarum bait bu Dir nod
feline Sn9el Dor ben Sopf eel6ciien ?
On bit Elm elenSer Serl." Der 5remoe
nabm cine iebr berausforbernoe Saltung
on, aber Soliutb mOllte, fpie er ia9te,
teiuen auflauf beruOrruisn unS 9ing
oapon, obne ibm elm Wort III ermioern.
Sei elmer Nabforibung itellte es lid
beraus, oab Der Wtaun Elm Sffi;ier IN
Der fOui9liden @arbe 9epeIen mar, uno
es miro beitimmt bebauptet, CT iei BON
leinen Sameraoen aiS9enGblt .iporoen,
UNI ben SObn res srOBsn unsaril6en
Patrioten gu einen Duell 81 Swin9en
uuO i'm babel 81 tOoten.
SOiiutb lit bel Der 9ofpartsi iebr pers
baBt unb 9efiirdtet, uno uielsidt slaubt
man, oaB, menn er beieiti9t niiroe, feline
GnbGnger balo ibre SppOiition auises
ben piiroen. Sine anSabl 6reunoe be-
sleitet ibn iest iiberall, uobin er sebt,
unb iiebt Oaraui, baB er ni6t in ur.
n0tbigen Streit psrlpidelt miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

DUFF ben eriten Bid 1T erfi9tli6,
bab BEL bieier 0ertbeiluns Spei Sisz
nale binrei6en, UNI ieben 8uditeben
unapeibsutig gu te~lesrapbiren. Sas
erits 3ei9sn iast, in pel4er bon ben
fiinf fsntrs9ten Reiben Der 8u4itabe
ii9 bsfinbet. Dos apeite sibt an. in
fpel9er tpaseredten Reibe er itebt. Bel
abgabe elmer Sspei9e bat Der eieents
li6t Selesrapbift bic Safel Dor fi9.
2ints bon ibm itcbt elm Maun NIT
fiirf Gadeln binter elmer Sdirmtpdnb,
re9ts Elm apetter, CUR !Sanbbubung
fiinf fpeiterer Sadeln beItimmt. Iuf
bas 3ommdubo Oes S~elesrupbiiten err
6ebt Der Wdnn our Ginten cine fol4e
3abl bon Sadeln iiber bic Sdirms
ipanb, baB lie Der Drummer Der ienf>
re6ten Reibe sntIpridt, in pelder fi9
Der 9udftabe befinbet. rnmittelbar
na9ber bebt Der Wann CUR re4ten
Seite ebenfaIs cine Insabl Gudeln
empDr. aGsin bier sibt bic 3all Der
SadeIn bic Drummer Der pasere9ten
Reibe an.
S6on i'm 4ltertbum mar ss betannt,
bab ii6 i'm Ountsl Der Hadt bic Ste1e
nur f8tpieris ermittsln lGbt, mo cine
Slamme aufleu9tet. Oesbalb brudte
man auf Der GmpfanssftutiOn spsi
RDbren an, bon benen bic cine feit auf
bic linte, bic unbere felt duf bic re4te
S9irmpanb Der NadbaritatiOn serids
tst mar. Re6ts unb lints purbsn bic
,pei 9eobadtunsspuntte Dor 10 SUB
langen unb mebreren SUB boben WGls
len umaeben, ipel6e bic Stene begrens
gen unb in setpiFsr Dsiie als Rsflettos
rem bienen %ioIten, bamit has Seben
unb Sentsn Der entfernten SudelH
m1glt6it f9nea seieben fperbe. auf
ben 9urdsanssitutipnen beftanb bic
aufsabe bes S~slegrapbiiten lsbisli4
barin, bab sr mad 4blsiuns iebes
8u9ftab.n pbne 8eraus feinem 9ebils
fen befabl, ben 9u9ftaben an bic fol-
senbe Station ipeitsr gu seben. Die
S6neaisteit, nit pelder bsrartise
Seiegrapben arbsiteten, lieb fir iene
3eit ni9ts gu piiniden iibris, Reds
men mir fir bas 3ei6en lints 3 Ct
tunben, unb ebenio fir bas 3ei6en
re6ts, 70 braudt iebsr Buditabe 6 Ses
tunben. uuf bic Minuts fallen 10 8uds
ftaben.
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photographic I'm Altrrtbrrnf.
eiAttsIdssH iar raiAsn DsrmtttIaHs tptatesr
Nadrt6tsa.

V~IstNssH'
Rur bic elettrif9e photographic tft
etn. Grfinbuns Der Rsuasit, bic Gsle'
graphic In anbersr Wetfe mar fdon
felt Sabrtaufenben betannt. Rument.
lid rei9t bi. 2idttsksrapbie NIT ibren
@nfdnsen Bis in bic Sasenseit bes
Mltertbums binduf. 60 perslei4t
SOmsr ben 9Ians Der WaffenriiftuRs
bss a9iass NIT benz @lanae Der Geusrs
aeidsn, bic ala Rotbfsnule aus elmer
belaserten Stabt emporfteigen. S4on
friib CAB ss an ben aiiiten entlang
2inien, beren 2lufsabe ss mar, bas
Serannabsn bon SeerGubern gu mels
ben. @u9 on ben @renaen bes 2anbes
unb an fpidtisen puntten bes Sns
nern CAB es Warten nit ftGnbigen Was
den, bic bas 9eranriiden eiues Seins
bss, aufftGnbe unb Ghnlide @retsntFe
bur9 Seueraeiden au beri@ten hatten.
Diefe friibeiteu 9etfpiele Der 2i9ts
tslesrapbie finb ipetter iA9ts ols Ders
abrebete 3eidsn, bic bas erfoIste Gins
treffen irsenb zines pi4tisen Grsigntfs
ftS pertiinben. SO mar baber natiirs
lid, bab man b~.fonbers fir ben
3risssfal Elm @erfabren @fann. mos
nit man ole aud ni9t hprber be-
fprodenen @erbdltniHe te%lesrapbiren
tonnte. gu biefem 3fpede pertbeilte
man BITE 25 8u9ituben bes 4lpbabets
misunderstanding in s fentredte unb 5
tpas.redte Reiben, unsefGbr in folsens
Der Weife:
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Die Bot Ses peutiden saiiers.

lleber ben poftbienit beim beutf6en
Raiier unb i'm tDnisli9en S9lofe gu
Berlin tpurbsn nsulid bon amtlther
Seite unter 4nbersn fOlsenbs Wittbeis
lunsen sema9t: Ser Oienitbetrieb bes
aa6inettsppftomis, &0nisitrabe 60, ere
Itredt ii9 auf bic 8earbeituns Der poits
ienbunsen bes iOnisli9en Sauies unb
seipiHer bpber BebOrben. Diefes 9oits
amt 1T benz Disqualification uumittel=
bar unterstorbnet. Sur 3eit beitsbt
bus perfonal aus bier 8eamten unb
feds unterbeumten. %iosenannten 2as
binettsbrieftrGsern. Der dltefte Be
ANTE bat bic 8orfteberseiddfte ipabr=
~aunebmen. Ser 9ienit lduft Sag unb
Radt. ginsn DEFENDERS rpidtisen
Disnftspeis bes aabinsttspoitamts
bilbst bic 4bfertisuns Der p%oitturiere.
Bel Reiien bes aaifers iperben bic
poitfa6en oes Monarden unb bes &C.
foIses bur9 b%eionbert poitturiere aipts
f9en Berlin unb benz ietpeiligen Sofz
lager bef6rbert. Serner erbalten bic
ssianbHdaftlidsn Ssnbunsen untsr
beitimmten @prausfebunsen i'm Sns
Ianbe 8sfOrberuns bur9 b~eIonbere
poitbssleitsr. 9ieisr poftturierbienft
ipirb bon benz llnterbeamtenperional
bes aabinettspoftamts pabrsenoms
men. 9eFiubet iid Der 2aiier auf Reis
fen, 70 pirb in Der Resel tGsli9 Elm
&urisr abssfanbt. Weuu Der Sof fi9
in Berlin befiubet, III i'm tonieliden
Sdlob cine 9~etriebsTteIIs einseridtst.
sic bilbet cine 3fueisftsle bes 8abi<
nettspoitamts unb bat in Der 3eit bon
fieben ubr bis 5sbn llbr bic 8eitellun9
fGmmtIider Ppitfenbunsen on bic Be-
tpobnsr bes t0nisliden S9lpfes gu
permitteln, Poftpertbasiden an biefe su
bertaufen unb bic Senbuneen, bic
burd ben 8rieftaiten einssIisfert tpers
ben, BEN 9riefpoitamte gu iiberDeiien.
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Nm SdminOiIdtiqe.

DIR Iintsriei&usts, Der eurt Gin strpSbnIi6ss
Wititl ,ur @durrbsit pispr btrstftnt purbs.
nahetm CT siniss Sabre lang an elmer ihptrtn
eunstnfranfbtit uue an Der ssfir6tltsn arants
belt Sdpineiu@t stlitisu bate. bat Gin sroeesi
gtrIansfn, itintn RitIsietnetn eas WittsI ptr
5siIuna bsfannt ~ ma6sn aasn Dsnisnissnr
bic 10 prIanatn, pire sr frsunblibf %foffsnfrtt
cine Abibrift su 3ubntitnns itidsn. ptI6s fe
aIs cine ftnt SdIuna fir S&pinpiutt. afb-
ma, 9aiarrb, 9roneitis unb ale pals une
eunstnfranfbtiitn fnetn pettu. Or bpHt, paB
ALE esiesnesn iin 3tilmiiitI %prDbirsn ptretu,
en ss itbr pribpoi III. Disjtniesn, ptlht bic
3ubttituus prlansfn, wsltt ibntn ni&ts fOfrn
rirp, unb sin Ssssu fir ft fsin mag. pSltu
stfalisf
Gtrp. Geparb u. WtIfpn,
8rocflyu. u, o., aefeiirtn.
Grp6bnt titlt 3situns.
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0M6nW
Sifct= N9cmtur,
2O3 9adaipanna Npenue,
ssrantun, Pa.,
asgtniba hem Scranton SaRs.
ssssnibsr BEN Scranton SaSs.

auicrifrts aatnttn fir ale DamiaiH- einfsu.
@tlewshid = SuItan. @,lbanrtiiungsn nab
9Bsbitl nah altn ! btiltn er 0slt.
SHsu ~ aasn 9abrtsIiitu iaslit bon 8 rbr
Wersrns bic 8 lbr assues.
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Ssltsat bas rBOasublatt".
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Ole Rsi9 sanGeib c n
Stutf9Ianbs betrasen aur 3eit
2,650,000,000 Warf.

= Sn amtli6sn 8reiien erfdbrt man,
bas Die rSnternationale Srieoenscoms
miiiion", Seren Sauptquartier fif gu
Bern, in Der Shpsi;, befiuoet, cine Cir
culars 9iote an Die Mdhte 9ei6idt bat,
in fpel6sr bieielben anfsefor6ert werbtn,
fir bic irieoli9e Seilesuus oes Streites
iwiiAen HuBlanO uuO Sapan ;u iCrsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

Sntel 9 ANS $ a b E I
NIT benz GiIslanbs mar i'm psrfloHsnen
Sabr. Der ftdrtits In Der @ei9i9te bes
2anbes. Die SmpOrte purben auf
81. 025, 1929 unb bic Export. suf
1920, 141, 679 gsf9Gbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

Sci benz Sdifibrub bes Siermaiters
.gusultuS Suut", in Der 9idbe BON
@eitbampton, Gong SSlauo, famen
fiiui;ebn Wann Inn. dur Smei Wfann
BON Der 8eiasuns founten 9erettet
perben. Del Sfpeite Maat uno elm
Matroie srreidten Sas ufer auf einem
6lOiis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Sulius Mdtisfa.

1913 q @aibinstcn w., Wsuss SsItpbun ai9.
RSb. une @ai6maitiusn. @rinssrs. SicY-
elts, @rasmdbsr, 6lintsn, RtpOlpu, Stl5Gr,
@ane. une 5afhmubrtu, Sbirmt, tie., rfpa-
rirt, Wal6insn jteu Writ auigstsat, paisnimo-
psas f%abrijirt. Ylt4 irbsittn unb plumbing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
THE INNOCENT BYSTANnER.

| 1t has happened again When the militia fred
on the mob in Colorado yesterday one man was killed
-an innocent bystander! Thus say the press re-
Iportsl
But was the man an innocent bystander9 If a
man lends his presence to a mob that is taking the
law into its own hands. if he helps swell the num-
ber of crowd that has no proper regard for human
life if he aids IN demonstration against the laws
of the country, even mich as to be present when
that demonstration is taking place is he an innocent
bystander9
A close estimation may show that half the mob
were socaed innocent bystanders" Perhaps the
soldier who fred the fatal shot might be called an
innocent bystander Perhaps the governor whose
stubbornness has caused the deaths of over an hun
dred miners might be called an innocent bystander
There are too many people with disregard for
all rule and law who pose under the name of nno-
cent bystanders these days! The man who, out Of
pure curiosity, joints the mob on destruction bent,
is not bystander. And the man who is within range
of the lawcompeling guns of the militia is not in
nOcent!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
THE PERIL OF THE ORIENT.

The United States was founded by refugees from
the nations of Europe, who, when they had improved
the new country sufficiently to make living turned
their muscles to the promoting Of those things most
beneficial to civilization With the coming of liberty
the United States of America was ready for the
ing of progressl
Japan at the time of Commodore Perry svisit was
an ancient nation Her rulers were said to date from
the beginning of the SUM- She had peculiar customs,
peculiar religion peculiar modes Of life and she was
hopeleSsy in the rear far as progress and modern
ism were concerned In the few years that have
passed since that time Japan has taken her place
among the foremost nations of the world! She has
taken to progress like sick kitten to brick Today
she has an army drilled in the latest tactics She
has in her navy some of the finest ships afloatl In
diplomatic service she is not to be outdone She has
accomplished in few years what it has taken Eng
land, France and Germany hundreds Of years to do
She has advanced beyond Russia as q wholel She is
thoroughly alive to her own interests and doesn I
not China with her countless hundreds Of thousands
of superstition lphabltantS-lt IS little Japan
with her fad for progress and her determination to
make her mark among the nations of the earth and
leave it there if she is doomed to oblivion Japan has
become producerl For ages she has consumed the
productions of other countres-now she is conslm-
ing her own productions. If Japan is successful in
her war with Russia she will awaken to further pro-
gress and production, her fields will broaden she will
produce more than she consumes she will look about
for foreign fields of speculation for foreign markets
Then will the civilized world know the full meaning
of the yellow per-but it will not be peril of fire
and sword, of rapine and brutality, but of compet
tion in the fields of lawful and legitimate trade, in
commercial lines, in every phase of modern industry
What we have to fear from Japan is not her prowess
In war-it is her prowess in peace
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08

not kick each other because kicking is forbidden.
But if pugilist were to be attacked by robbers in
the street. would he abide by Queensberry rules in
meeting the attack Would he hesitate to kick or
bite if he felt himself in danger Of being overcome
by the robbersi War is not a match contest for
the delectation of spectators, but real fight for
life in which rough-and-tumble methods bring
victory
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
WEEKLY CROP REPORT

Crops Are Doing Nicely in Oregon and
California.
Washington, June THE weather
bureaus weekly summary OF crop con-
dltlons says:
The Pacific coast experienced a ia
vorable week, but in California near
ly all crops were injured by continued
drying north winds. on the North
Pacific coast winter wheat has adj
vanced favorably and Is heading.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
1lOcent /!

Careful observers of public sentiment and Of the
condition of affairs in Spain say that the kingdom
of Alfonso is better off today than it was before the
loss Of its colonies and is gaining in many lines Of
development. 1t is said also that the general drift
of opinion in Spain is that the country will have a
brighter future without possessions beyond the seas
The Spanish temperament was never ideal for the
government of alien peoples and subject races
That stored peninsula of southwestern Europe, with
It's picturesque and fascinating history, has within
its borders latent treasures Of amazing value It
may become prodigiousy rich and populous again,
as it was in former centuries Americans wish it well
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
JUST FOR INSTANCE.
To the Show Band.

Crimson coats and snow-whlte pants
May hold the public in n trance
Blaring trumpets. rolling drums
Make us dance and hold our thumbs,
But you're small pumpkins, all the
same,
For II you desire TO see an Astoria
crowd properly fanatic ana re-
yelling In unsophlstleated delight,
Just
Watch them at baseball game
The innocent bystander has got II
again!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
Regis
Precinct


1t has been stated that No. pre-
cinct cast majority for local option.
and, as the Bowery votes there, the
story created more or less amusement.
AS a matter of fact, No. precinct
cast 142 votes against local option and
So for 1t.
Terrible plaques, those itching, pest
ering diseases Of the skin. Put an end
to misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At
any drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08

The I-told-you-sos are AZ II now,
That San Francisco druggist who
gave the man dose OF carbolic acid
for heartburn has an excellent idea
of the properties Of drugs all right
all right
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08

Nine and one-half million people have emigrated
from Great Britain and Ireland during the last
fifty years. More than 100000 of these were from
England, less than 100000 from Scotland and
about 35OO000 from Ireland The emigration from
the United Kingdom last year was 100000, while
less than 10000 alien immigrants arrived in the
kingdom, more than one-half of whom settled in
London. Thirty thousand Of the arrivals were Rus
slams There is much destitution among the alien
immigrants arriving in Great Britain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
Vote and Registration.

The following statement shows the
vote Of the city precincts as compared
with the registration:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08
ex.ral gx.ral

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,ro,n nal,v an n ,,,a ~ nnk report
,ha, n Ian sh,n was nnk off that port
Yesterday nv striking n mine. or. II
Russian vessel or else an innocent
merchant ship OF some other nation
And II she wasn't sunk she was at
least damaged. unless the man who
hait phhu' AZ any rase, uhe'e ""s
snip on paihy--aniess y was y 'u'rase'
~ " N
Ihe l-toiu-you'sos are I" " no"
That San Francisco druggist who
gave the man dose OF carbolie acid
for heartburn has an excellent idea
of the properties OF drugs all right
all right
The people of Boston are MklnR the
music cure, Wouldn't that make YOU
''''Vs '"s ''''V
The automobilists OF New Jersey
have banded together for mutual pro-
! lection, wouldn't that make you keep
out OF the road?
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-08

You can save time with the new postage stamp
by sticking the letter up in the rght-hand corner
of it.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-14
WHY RIDICULOUS :?

Certainly the brand of hop that Mr.
Bacon smokes is little off color to
make such charge and then not
advance reasons for his opinions
Leave ont the fact that Mr.. Hear st
is aspiring for the Democratic nom
ination. could not the herald be con
WINGED that he is among the greatest
young men that this country has pro
duced in the line of business energy
and capacity.
Had Mr.. Hearst sat down with his
patrimony and become one of the
fondled darlings of effete society.
would the Herald then have found
some grace for his candidacy In
what. aside from writing some few
things for magazines, as does 'Dickvf
Davis, principally about himself. has
the distinguished president Mr.. Roos-
evelt excelled Mr.. Hearst. Yet we
have never thought that President
Roosevelt's laudible ambition to sue
coed himself was the least wise RI
dloulous.
Young America should be charita-
BILE. Mr.. Hearst is a young Ameri-
can. He is doing just what evely
young American is taught to do in the
public schools, strive to become the
president of his own country.
Tt is extremely tiresome to hear a
man who claims to be fair minded,
broad a nd catholic, advance such in
sane argument as contained in the
above paragraph. without venturing
to show some reason why MIR. Hearst
becomes ridiculous because of his
ambition.