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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
S!pao er en- @rafter?

4pa0 er EN- @rafter?
Ser CT foa Orb i set enoeI1te
eprna Scr / 6e iioitc Muane0er .r
br,1t lua mcget ber / 2on0et ion;
&eteanellen @roftcr, enoba f1,n Sc
tGrre|le ret fp%rltaor, bpo6 Srnct
egentllg betegner eller poo bbur
5tprf Smroabe oct fan anpe,10,e::.
Tor at faa ialtllooet, bpoo ser flu1oe
undertakes ,noer Graft be%npenotc
ct ll0aipcrfirrna / SEEM gorf, ser for
Sioen u%oorbejoer CIT IN @ncpclopu=
oia> liz til @upcrnpr Solf / @iS=
(clsi, Ser liffcrt CT eli al SC be0lte
&ienhsrc al @egrebet otter sen ms
aaosnhe @%ehonbling bon hur gine.
ct. 2outs' fonnt11ole Spre. SIT,
oefinescoc set pao fpIgeisbe- Mta1aos:
.Gn @raftcr er CIT Yerlon. ion,
plpnorcr Solicit, cntc11 inoo- 2oner
ellie: na,osr oens 9elfpttefie. 5000
1eren Iulger lin officielle Stemme
eIler tiohcr ofiieielle @onolinger e.
er @eIll1tninaer pao Sroos al 2ppeu.
San CT CT Crater. Men Ell @rof,
fer hebpner life ne0neuoigpis at pGse
Ell @poo(er. Grating tan ifs im1on
eller / Meofor of 2open. Set eg
enter, Ell irrlig @egunitigelic, lorl
AZORES pao Srobs al 2opcr1, ellcr
fon 2oren iclp fon gipc".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
BETS Gpngoepun + I.

g BETS 9pngoepn t I.
Set CT en- for n,angc Mor iiben falt=
Noact Gunobeo at ct Sands 8elltono
oe gclfGr6 bpiler paa oets 2anobrug,
% 10 beore l1opiflet bette er, 10 mere
intelligent '2anobr1gsitanoen, 6es
beore itoor 2on6et Jig ! fin Selbeo.
ai meobeIer i bette Ml1mer Ell 6ma,
gebio al Mgerbrugsminiiter @ilions
SEAPORT oper bans Departements
BirfIombeo i set forlebne Nar / ben
@eniiet at. pnffe bore 2aiereS Appe-
tit for at faa mere at pioe ON DC
3ing, iom Riniiter 8ilion bar at
fortelle ON. Set. melt i%nteresiante
peo @apporten CT bog langtfra DC
bartao ufatteli9 itore Sal paa %
enfelte Afgrpber og beres BRroi, no.
lat / Dollars % Gents. Set Der
giber @apporten iprlig gGgt CT
oeng &aaoisning of Sen Snoflpoelie
5armeren bar poa 2an6ets finalct-
ellie Afferer, bpor ben pirfelige Na.
fionaIformue logger giernt. Set Ct
ne i. De mange. til6els me, Gmaa.
kanfe / 2anboiitrifterue at 06ormere,,
bar fin anpital, % oeritoar ben tit
fcrt, prbi Sen lite br,lees til biIoe
@pefulntioner, men til f%orbeoringer
90 Mobioelffer, Tom hn tiener til at
en- bIiber erlo mere rettabpl. Bore
s5nrr1ere uogibr oper IS 9rocemt Of
2an6etg @efoIf,fi,,g, n1eu bisie s.
&rocerh uoaigr BefoIfnit1gelrs RRiipr-
ne % 1Dngooepratt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08

Vile Dc al bore Nbonnenter, Der
cr &eitanee meb Detailing for 8la.
SCI, bbab ren lille guile Aeresleieo'
SCI ,,obiier ber M afpifle beres Jor-
pIigielier % iamtioig inofenbe 8eta-
ling for ct MT Mdrgabon,let1,ent,
.bDorpeo BE aa Salo eter Nnmoo.
ming Derom for,,oen Dor mutt ,lo=
itpreoe RoteringsfaIel,oe or 1906
~ mobtaae en- rar1iebog eIIer Y
Iln,utfe S1lIezpgB roipeftfoh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
Gu oreueu smualer.

Gn. Sn%rugleaffrre> scr 6prer til Sc
melt raffi1erebe, fortGllcr Gang.
3eit." 2ige iiocn Marts Maaueo
bor Sc rrsiiife Weuoarmer Dco Sit
Scbdcfen / Giliitfreoien Ell Gang
l1gn1tlig bapt natlig @eipg al eli tiff
v@renieioloat". Manoen bar regle>
mcntmesiig paafleot % beue6uet %
iortalte, ban bapoe Detailing til at uo-
fprc acknowledgements on Natten for
ngjc at iette Zig ino / Sje,clten. 'San
bnnoe fine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I
Srbc,,, og ga @ruuleloloaterrle al
oeres Sfficerer bat forbercotc paa
bans &o1nr1e, ibet Ser bar illolpbet Ell
tie'1itlig Stripelic ocrom fra 3olo>
tumret / 9auroggelr, fanot r1a1 intct
mistGnfeligt peo Weiegct- Gette bar
til,neb pelfommeut, 90 0eres 3ollega
altib mpbte mes to mpgtige Spiri-
tusflaife bel fpl6te. Nt I Sc lntloe
Commentaries gif ogfuu Jlafernc
flitttg oml % tloen ret 1pngc bpile6e
Gol6nternc / Morfelts Mr1ne. Naur
Sc baagneoe igien, por oen Deipgenoc
lGngit foripunoen. Get gif lange
faare goot, inbtil en- @runiepagt
operfor Gfficeren forinofteoe fig, %
0ennc 6erbeo blep mistpnfjom % be-
El.tteoe at 1tn0eriege Sagen nsjere.
Sen 286e 1. ~. operrrmplcoe bon
fine tro @renfepogtere % fanot 81.
tuationen ganffc 1om pentet; ben
|fremmeoe Goloat / @pir lneo bans
!'5olf. 9roos 2esitimation 90 ~oificiet
|Stripelie loo bon Ben frcnmeoc fore
It'll Gtationsbniet. Ser blcp ban un-
|oerisgt % til goloaternes .Gorbab.
ielie blep bans CONNER % @iemmer
'temt for IS @Aloubre, 90 @ulofir.
Ser, grenloffer 90 8rpN1loale til en-
|ianlet gnrbi al 5000 9flbler. Det
oplp{tes, at sen falife @renicuast biz.
feliB Ell @ang bapoe pnret @rnnie.
ioloal beo Ben icbleliife Grnnje, %
bapbe %itjaalet belle lit uoitpr peb fin
Afgang fra Militrret. SON bar Ser.
ter reiit til Epfflano % babe Derfrd:
lat tit i1obrtngenoe gmueleri i See
ne. 2eaitimationspapirerne bapoe
ban ielp lapet iuapeI ION stripelien
||til @renieoffieere,l, bporpeo gbefen
Tor 9oiofammeret Gaurogeen meo-
bette ON be natlige S~nformatioustu-
re. Otter ct ~forelpbigt gtjgn ital
ben .geriale sm,gler1 bare inofgrt
gGroiiager ior 5000 Mllblcr, mei19
mon 1rta nlaller, at en- l1siere llnberisgel.
pil brinse 8eIsbet life joe list
tn gssIrs. z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
!3erbert g. Squiers, Sc 1pr. 81,

8erbert 9. sqniers, Sc Gor. eta.
tiers MeprRientant tit Cuba, bar CT
ter 8egiarins erbolbt fin Afiteb JON
GeIge al, at Der al BEN e,1banife @e-
.giertng bar ttlittllet aabtnettet i
Baibington aIoge ODER Str. @quierss
! Nnleoning al bennes stilling til
Sssfe Of 8ine sperggntaaIet. Com
ben afgaaenbe Diplomats Gfterfptz
ger or 1,onebnt gonm g. Morgnn,
biotapnrenoe @eprpfentant for ie
6or. stater i aorea.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08

&irfe en6na, CT / 5aro neo at vpu;l
for TIE i6ore". Mej, las os iaa belle
re boloe falt paa bort eget, eno gaa
oper til oet amcrifonife og bjulpe
Dem mes at TO moo 2oro.
Gen ioenlfe llltberife &rGit, SD
flor 9un6ell, fer fra 8pen, bolbt ct
Dpperligt 6oreorag ON &arl sen
tolpte iol1 Men1eife, Joni aonge u
JONI &rigcr. &oltor Sanoell har
fpr talt Der poa Stolcu, og oltio
mGrfcr nan bans ltGrfe &jGrligbso
til fit ipenife 6olf:: til alt goot, lanot
% eoelt; ntel, ogiaa bans bra7soen=
Sc 9ao til Set usle % feige. Sun
ifil0rer melter1ig Speriges itolte
Stiffdier; men set folife og tro=
lpie nnogaar life bou5 opbe 6ora9t,
JON I. CTS. Gronning &riltina.
&altor &jplbeoc toltc us fra Ga=
mllels Siltale til Soul fjGrligt n1a=
ncn0e til ltngoommen: @pem ltaar
al Dor 29ngiel til l16en netpp til
Ser, S ntge, Ser, @eprGlentontcr
for ben oanife ltng6om, ser iomles
Der, % af, bpem en- Gel ifal goo lis
Gcrfro JONI 6olfets 2nrere % 2ebc-
re. Sg ban laaoe os Set rette 6or=
bolo mellem 2Grer og Glen olpor=
ligt paa Gin6e, Ser CT bette: Gor
at lnre noget al iin 29rer, mao man
fl,nne lie op til bom % Gre BAN. Sg
BON talte 0j9rbe Srb imo0 Sen pp=
ltylteoe falife 8ioen, Scr me,ner iii
boue ilugt al 8eroens @isom1 81
iio0e inoe meo eli p9lbig 2ipserfa.
ring, % berfor i,ltet mere fan Lore.
&nn Sen er pis, Scr Dor lrrt, Al
all intct beo.
SnotrGngenoe opfor0re6e @nlt. 81:
Ger gleper iom 2nrere til at bore
Dina1een paa 8p,rnens Mrnne. "a
pil Ser ret fomme. @eliignelie oper
Sfolear6ei6et, naor 2rrer og @(eo
gicniioig fon n1pbes / 8pn. Gjen-
nen ct @plrnens 2ip bill @eliigneliei1
itrpnn1e neb fra &immel til SSor6.
Nbam San baboe ifrebet en- l1ng=
oomsiong / 9agens Mnleontng, ser
tryft biep o1n0elt blan6t 9eltogerne
pg afi,tnget un6er Soften.
S ct Sl11tningsforeorag taffeoe
Yaltor Mor6entoft @initerne, foroi
Sc bapoe billet feire oenne Set ion1-
men mes os, % HrGlterne for Oc-
Set, Sc bap0e talt. San fe1te Jig for,
pisiet on, at bon tolte paa olles
Segne, naor ban iaeoe, at oct bapee
prret go6e, in0bol6sriae Gage bi5ie
to. 90 ban ,,otalte Rnifet ON, at
vi aarlig maatte faa ilige Gammell-
fomlter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
giDil Gar 8cterauerne aaar burt

gibil 8ar geteranerne saar burt.
8eteranerne fra 8orgerfrisen er paa
@etrGte. On saf @11bernennentet no-
furoiget Statiitif bier, at 8eniions-
bltogettet forminoifes me0 $4,000
ON 4aret: S afpigte Gftober opoe
ialt 4,704 3e1iioniiters % Of bfSie
tbor life mi10re eub 2,915 Gioil
Bnr 8eterarer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08


giper &eage til sfolel o. Barter %
til 8eifpttelie for goreerne % oeres
Glcnoon1. 8olitimanoens stierae
er mere paro for bpuo Sen forbin-
orer ero for bpao straf Sen ~ioroar-
lager. Sc beoite Eenge Der fan gi,
pes no ct Samfuno ct De, Ser fore.
bp9ger 8ranoe, forebpgger Gorbry,
oellcr, forebpggcr Meobrpoelie If
Morolen % bialper til at oanne
llnottG11fe1be og rettenfenoe Do,.
gere.
90 bet er bet Maal> oe loeiale
&lllbber bar lat fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
aon9res Gu nj e5.
S Monoogs mpotc 6orbunoSfoh=

" y II q re CT q III c :.
S Mo10ags n1p0te 6orbunosfoi-
greslm for at iGfte 2opgipnil,gSsz
! mpllcn / Gang, % for ob1fillige
Tiger pil Mmcrifonerne III, fao 2,i<
ligbco til at oele 0ereS SntereSlsr
for bpa6 Ser f%oregaar / &11slano og
onore urolige &roge al &looen 'n1eo
Dem Sc moatte mere for beres egile
NffGrer. &pngreSien tog fat paa
MffGrerne- paa omtrentlig famine
Maaoe, JONI Den altio pleier at gisre
Oct, mel1 &je1toere paaltaar oog, ut
ser er Iegn paa, at CIT nD Sis ltu1<
ser til, % at Sc gon1Ic 5triosbelte.
iom Mqr eftcr Mor for lfrepet SCI,
politilfe &ejrb1lletin I @albingtoN,
n1l ifal aflples af D1gre &rGfter. o.
at set napnlig Dil blipe Sc p11gre
M9no fra 9forbpeten, ser pil blipe
Sc npe S6eers &%eroloer. st Segr
paa, at noget iaabant er f%oreltaoen=
Be, ioa man 81. a. / Sen fprlte 9o10=
ling, &ongresien fpretoe Jig, Sen at
icnoe en- &on1ite til NrGitoenteln for
at me66ele bam, at @1liet bap6e or
9aniieret Jig. Set for ellers i
mango Mor prret &ongresmauo
&apnc, Scr bar pGret Sr0fgrer for
0enne &omitc, iaar por Set Mtnne=
iota Meprolentonten McGleorp, ioil
|bcnne sore tilfalot, % paa famine
Moooe nentes set at bile gaa pes
SarmeniGt1ingen % %lt0nepnelie
al TormG110 for ooifillige &ontiteer.
Set er maaife nGrmelt en- Sorm.
men Sen bar oog Ell pis 8etponing.
Sg set fan / San6Deo bebppes, at
Sc r11ge, bonole6p9tige Mono fon1-
mcr / J%orgrnnoen, tbi oct ct pigtigc
Sager, Der be,,ter paa Mfgjprclie.
Tgrit og fremmct er Ser Meguleri,-
gen af OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % SSertt-
banernes Stilling ouerior &egierin.
gen, cit ioare pigtig Sag, for bbtl-
fen 3rafi6e,1t Nooiepe1t felp CT
'G%bon1pion. Gen bcnte5 at billie gua
nogenlln16e glat / Droen / @eprRs
fentmtbriet, men gibe Mnleoning ii!
mango Sommenitso i Senatet, bpor
&engemagten oa@orporations-SSute
esierne iio6er til &eiboros. Goa CT
ser Banana &unaleat, bpis Gren1=
ti%osifinb,,e ffal afgjbres, napnlig on
set {faI blipe en- &nbflaoe- eller
GLUE &onal. Set bill ner1nelt bera
poo observation-disclosures Snoitilling,
men @ongresien bar bog bet afgjs-
renoe Orb. Gnopioere maa Der beo<
toges Sorb1rnoslope me6 &enipn til
.@ontrol al Observation-Disclosures,
,nermeit / Tililut,,ing til bpa6 Be er-
feIte 5tater bar beiluttet at giere
6enne Gag. nnoeriflooet &Stats-
fasicn tegneoe en- Eio til at funne
blibe Ct meget attipt 5trioSemnc
11e1, bn Eoloinbtngtcrne ! ben ienere
9io CT tiltaget ! Ell uforuoiet @rao.
bill Der reppe blipe meget at gibre
ber, Ben @ag bill gao ! Droen at fig.
.felp: Gorbolbet til 5an 9oniaao..
OF til Sc npe 9beiiobclier trpnger;
Iieeleoes I'll q, e,oeIig 9ronitg.
Ser Ct faoIeoes ingen Mongel paa'
.gtof, % 30. aat,pagnen 1908 iffe'
er iaa Iangt borte, Ct set rimeIiat,
at set fore repubIifanife 5Iertal
beeee Suite piI gi6re bpao Der itacsrr..
! bereg Maot for nt itilIe fig letp Ct.
aunftiat aps for BeIger1e
Srai:b Ndboers % ge,,1erss
merfiombeD pao bette gIob, big benz
. @@ .%aEA4. .9t.&#.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08

Srai:b Mdboerso % ger,1ers So.
mnrfiontbeS pao bette gfab big BEN
bore lberale 9ilbuo, renriatt er
Blaoeto q forfee ct faffe % III.
Mbon.,eat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08

Entered st the Post Office at St. Paul.
Aiun.. as second class m~ail-n,atter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08

SCOTT a BowsH 400 Pearl Street. New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08


uo Of ct 2ibs Grfaring. 90 SET
|7Samne giaI6er ON bons or6et Sore
Ibrog ouer &pifanem 2,s15: .88iuo
mig Mapcne, De imna @pbe, ion,
eoeIugger bore Bingooroe; bore
8in0oaroe, Der .ftnor i 8lomit~.
&oitor 8oobolot bebonoleoe
|5pbrgsmoolet ON Can't % Mncri=
|fanT, iarlig oonft. % amerifanit
airfeIip. Sort eget fan iaa ti6t lp-
ncs ringe, oct fremmeoe iaa fort %
in,poncrenoe. elsie 9nnfer fif 9a-
|Iercn ogida en- Gong ! en- flor Bp.
son babe pnret / oen lille banlfe
Eairte % git mi gie1.aem 8pen %
Iaa' Sc pregtioe amerifanffe Strife.
|bpgninger:: &bor er. bort egt bog
|fattigt % lille beo Chen al benne
Bragt. San git ino, % 5angel,.
hbori Set beooer .gsuII Tor tie ibore,
|bopss" toreoe BAN Mleoe;; me,,
.be1tre ben 6onife Strife bupbe ban
ON Sor1nioongen bgrt 80, 4riits.
Iigb0, gu Hanfer bort &ierte,
Ebpno geroen Ell bebs 90 log ost
ht,nr o+onnpt1Ap SO m Gn1anc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08

STIF Up 49,
ming ONT nra,, opertrRber Reglerne.
|@fnbben oil blipe 6attigman6s all.b
/ f1tfoere Maal emo Guloonen mt q
oct, 6Doer Sal6onbnrten poo timber.
bolorfng Of Ell elter aroen Art, iaa
SIR &f11bbcn oct enbnn bebre, OF
bpao set mtgaar at funne iaa eli
Gbef bpttet 2erooa Mften, iaa ffal
alubben ogiaa i ben 8etning funne
itoa til 9jeneItc. Meo Sa,ipn til
IGgn0agcne, % bill Ser altio bIipe
forget for, at Mubben inrli1t paa
I9clligoagen fan blipe tiltrnffenbe".
Mr. @arris: nnilaar 0piprelie al
en- 8pgt1ing til 8etiening al 400 II
500 Meole1nmer til :omtr. $4,000,
90 ben aarlige D%riftsnogift til S..
900. Gil 8pgningen bar ban ielp.
paa 6orbaano tegnct fie for $1,000
90 til Driften bil ban en- @nffe
Aar Doermere giDe $1,000 aorIig,
til @Iubben fommer {aa pi6t, at Ben
fan bore fig.
Nr5arris gaar l1o fra, at Stub.
ben ifaI bore Ct rent pribot Toreta-
getoe, ioet Ser ! bpert 6aIo e1loo<
MI lite fan bioraees liz sen al Of.
fentlige MioIer. Den 6ens Grem-
fonIts piI blipe Ell magtig 9iplp til
zgfabnim al goot gorgerifab. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01
PECULIAR MELANCHoLIA,

Tho dispatches have told OF the case
OF New York lady, daughter OF a
well-to-do manufacturer, who for n
considerable time made II a practice
TO 20 to store and obtain goods which
she had charged 20 a friend The bills
were, OF course repudlated, and the
young woman was arrested.
This Ia peculiar case. Dishonesty
was not prompted by necessity This
girl did not need to steal When she
was detected she offered to pay the en-
tire amount due, And yet she stole
Merely for the pleasure OF It, II appear
ances are considered.
A physician is said to have offered an
explanation OF this case. II is not KEEP
tomanla, but molanchola. lie IL quoted
az having said that the young woman
has studied too much ever since she
was a girl and Is suffering from mel
ancholla but will be herself again ar
ter n little rest and quiet,
The point is that whenever wel-to-do
people get into trouble on account OF
their natural dcpravlty which they
generally give full sway, some effort IN
made to cover their misdeeds In one
way and another They are stricken
neither by tho arm Of justice, nor by
the heel of popular contemptnor by the
lash Of a qulckened conscience, that
might result IN regret and repentance
such as even the inhabitants OF heaven
rejoice to see. They are,on the contrary,
given every opportunity to continue In
oyll-doing aud remain a constant mem
ace TO society The poor who steal be-
cause IN need meet no such consdera-
ton And yet they, too, might suffer
from "melanchola."
There is a great deal OF talk about
contempt for law. But there Is no REM
edy for this except the impartial adj
mnIstratlon OF justice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01
BEAR AND LION

The report from Warsaw to the effect
that the British consuls at that place
were charged upon by Russian cavalry,
and lnsulted, II not actually placed IN
jeopardy, IS likely TO cause commotion
In Great Britain, II comes at time
when the investigation into the So
called North Sea incident IL likely TO
make the insult more keenly felt, The
attack upon the harmless fishing yes.
sells is explained on the theory that an
attack by japanese torpedo boats was
feared, but the cavalry charge upon
the consuls cannot be explained on
any such flmsy pretext. II simply re-
veals the animus In Russian military
circles against Great Britain, and II
this sentiment is not held IN better
check, 1t may lead to a disastrous war.
It Is difficult TO Judge Of the precise
condition IN Russia The censored
dispatches seem to give the impression
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01
AN UNHAPPY DIPLOMAT.
Springfield Republican.

The Russian ambassador, Count Cas-
slni, Is hardened and seasoned diplo-
mat, but even his nerves gave way,
not over the 81. Petersburg incidents,
but over the report from a well known
Washington correspondent that, upon
receiving some dispatches from home:
His face turned white, II was only
with the greatest difficulty he could
speak He wrung his hands and WALK
ed the floors, mutterlng imprecations
upon those In authority who had
through their criminal laundering
brought this awful woe upon his coun-
try" Now that, the count announced
IN n card TO the press the next day.
was absolutely false" and IAN out
rageous SANDER" They do say, how
ever, that Count Cassni has been the
unhappiest diplomat IN Washington for
many months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01
IN Tng CANAL ZONE.
Kansas city star

The fact that only three deaths from
yellow fever have occurred In the canal
zone since the government took charge
reflects great credit on the vigor and
intelligence OF the American adminls-
tration. The question Of sanitation on
the 18th. US is second only "a that of
actual canal construction. The French
engineers found that sickness among
employees was an obstacle hardly less
serious than the natural difficulties OF
the excayation. The American Canal
commission therefore wisely decided
TO make the Isthmus healthy before
Importing laborers. Fortunately the
discovery that both yellow fever and
malaria are propagated only through
the bites OF mosquitoes enabled the
work of sanitation to be effectively
directed toward the determination OF
both these deadly disease. The results
OF the labor under the direction OF Mai.
Gorgas are now apparent. IL is prob
able that the construction work will
be enabled 70 proceed without the
menace OF the most destructive of
tropical maladies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01

that the crisis ls over. But at the
same time, labor troubles" az they
are called, seem to be extending all
over the country. Collisions are OF
daily occurrence between soldiers and
strikers" and rumor has II that the
grand dukes are in hiding, while the
Car has fed.
The latter rumor reminds one OF the
adventure the present ruler Of Russia
had In Japan, when he was taking In
the sights. He was assaulted, as VIII
be remembered. by a patriotic Jap
armed with a stick. The crown prince
OF Greece. who was HIS companion,
wrote an indiscreet letter 20 his father
about the occurrence, and this was
somehow made public
From Athens tho story was widely
circulated throughout Europe. The let
Ter described the episode OF the at
tempted assassination, and the crown
prince of Greece, after dwelling on the
scene wherein the japanese madman
struck his cousin, the c2arovltch, used
words which have become historical In
Russla--"Then Nlckie ram "Nlckle'
Is the pet name by which the car Is
known to his relations For a long
time the half-dlsaffected and contempt
uous clans, which form society In Rus
sla, repeated with shrugs Of the Shout
ders-"Then Nlckle ran, then Nlckie
ran"
At the present time Of national dan
ger. when Russia is thrown down by
foreign foes and threatened by reyolu-
tIonlsts at home, the rimor has again
gone forth: "Then Nlckie ram What
viii the outcome be?
Russia can, Of course, not afford to
provoke Great Britain to anger at this
critical time But Il almost looks as IL
this were Intentionally done. The Lat
ter-day Saints have been led to expect
important events when the interests Of
Russia and England clash-when the
Bear provokes the Lion to anger.
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A REASONABLE MEASURE.

a bill has been introduced In the
House Of Representatives Of the State
Legislature 10 amend section 3l5 ot the
Revised Statutes 1895, relative to the
contents OF the articles Of agreement
Of corporations. II Is a substitute for
blll previously introduced on this
subject and referred to the Committee
on Private Corporations After DEM
Ing how articles OF agreement shall
be constituted by any private corpora
ton, giving all particulars as to the
name locality, business, stock, officers,
directors, etc, is has this proyiso:
Provided further, that any corpora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01

Success" for February opens with
an article, which Is the first OF a series
entitled The Shameful Misuse OF
Wealth." The author Is Cleveland
Moffett, a journalist whose previous
work has created a vivid impression In
magazine circles lie Is delying into
one of the burning questions Of the
day. The fact that n set Of people
dine at/the Hotel 81. Regis, New York,
from solid gold service, and daily with
viands that sum up a total of $1,000
a plate, while 10000 poor children In
the same city are obliged TO go to
school In the morning without break
fast because their parents are too
poor TO buy food, Is not a condition
that creates pleasant picture. Aside
from this feature, the number Is full
OF good things, including a llfe-sketch
OF Robert Hoe, the great printlng-press
manufactures, and remarkable article
entitled "Tolstoi--the Only Free Man
I'm Russia by Vance Thompson. There
are good fiction stories, large de-
partment devoted TO the affairs Of the
home and many articles on the lead
Ing topics OF the day. Washington
Square, New York.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY l. 1905

ade, IN all probability. before China
and even Tibet will become better
known and more important, CONNER
clally, than Is Russia today Progress
Is going forward, even In that land OF
century-long slumber, by leaps and
bounds. II has been a long time IN
getting started, but for that reason Il
II bound to 30 forward with greater
rapldlty.
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The Beef trust Is TO be made to heea
the Injunction against It, and II II does
not, the individual members OF the cor.
poratlons composing It are 20 be pro-
ceeded against crlminally, This Is the
resolve OF the administration after dis
cussIng the matter. It is a proper re-
solve and the people are behind the
government IN the matter.
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PROHIBITION AND nIGn LICENSE.


Topeka Capital,
In the little town OF Lanham Kas,,
the main street Is the line between Ne
braska and Kansas The north side Ia
I'm Nebraska and the south side Ii In
Kansas Nebraska has q high license
law, Kansas, prohibition. on the north
side OF the street there Is no saloon; on
the south or Kansas side there are four.
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No matter what the Russian officers
may testify to in the North Sea inci-
dent inquiry, the world viii never be-
lleve that the mysterious sounds and
shots they heard were anything more
than fulllng mills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01

when the Baltic squadron appears
in japanese waters and wins decisive
victory" says Grand Duke Cyril, ut
viii be soon enough to speak of peace"
Our own notion is that then It will be
little too late,