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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19
TOO MUCH FOR POLITICIANS.

The new isthmian canal commission
is too much for the understanding of
Washington. There never was any
thing like it in the history of political
office. When President Roosevelt per-
mitted it to become known that he. pro-
posed having the work of digging the
canal placed in hands willing and com
petent to accomplish the great Under
taking no one suspected that he was
about to introduce such a great inno-
walton as the present commission has
shown itself to be The men who com
pose the commission are mortals who
can and viii do things. There are only
three of them. If anything goes wrong
or refuses to go at all, there viii be no
trouble in locating the trouble spot. It
will be either Wallace, or Magoon. or
Shonts. The three, by sconspiring. could
bring the work into as great a snarl
as the Walker commission had it. but
the case would still be simple. They
would all be responsible They would
all have to walk the plank.-Wa shing-
ton Correspondence~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19

The passing of the pioneers at Troy this
week included a pug dog II years old
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19

Topeka has abolished curfew. Some OF
these days we may have a. decent opera
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19

BelIevfIIe is perhaps the only town in
Kansas that claims a healthy Erewth'
rather than a boom.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19

Look herel" exclaimed the irate in
weston. "I believe have been bun
coed in the stock you sold mo. MY
dear man." replied the suave-voiced
broker, you fail to realize" That's
just the trouble; I haven't realized a
cent. Chicago Daily News.
The Ionomaniac-Dan-'I wonder If
the Koh~i-noor is still the biggest dia-
nond there is?'' FAM dono where
that place Kohinoor is but if tn dia-
nond's any more'n 90 feet each way it
amt regulation an oughtn't to be recog-
nized. '-Baltimore American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19

A Mcpherson physician thinks kissing
will soon go out of style. Doubtless there
are a great many people who will refuse
to follow the fashion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19

The unfai1ing sign of spring at Concor-
iia is: VIII Dannebarger, with his tan
shoes and open work socks. Mr.. D. was
on the streets yesterday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-19

Ioia's new chief of police will hang out
a May basket for the gamblers The tenor
Of its contents will be pack your clothes
ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26
The Gorging Season.

From the st. Louis Post Dispatch
Just as the holidays are almost upon us
DR.. Edwin E. Trueter, food ex pert comes
forward with long list OF "don'ts' for
omnivorous mankind.
Abolish soup from the dinner table, he
says; eschew tea and coffee spurn the
baked beans, beware of the pancake. ban
ish pudding and flee as though for life
from pie. Est meat-f you must have
meaf-only once a day
OF Sir Thomas Browne, q celebrated ply
sfcian and poet of the seventeenth CEN
fury, of whose personal habits little IS
known, hisbiographer says: He seemed
averse to being put on record as an eat
ing, digesting, sleeping and cloties-wear-
ing animal of that species of which his
contemporary Samuel Pepys stands as the
classical instance
But the food-loving men and women of
the present day are not so finical in this
regard They eat food and plenty of it:
they print the names of the dishes on the
bill of fare, and are well content to settle
up long accounts for good things delivered
by the grocer's boy.
DR.. Trueter has chosen a bad time to
issue his warning. He would have done
well to reserve his fire until after the hoii-
day season of gorging. instead of vast
ing his ammunition when mouths are wa
terinE In anticipation Of the feast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26
Another Snake Bite Antidote.
From the London Globe.


So often has the discovery Of some al
legged infalible cure for snake bite been
announced that 1t will be prudent to adopt
a skeptical attitude toward the new claim
put forward in The Indian Medical Gazette
But facts of great weight are in evidence
which certainly justify further and more
exhaustive investigation. At the Royal So
ciiety meeting last year paper bearing the
names of such eminent authorities as Sir l..
Bruntor, Sir j. Fayrer and DR.. Rogers
spoke favorably of immediate treatment
with permanganate of potassium. Acting
on this suggestion, DIR. Rogers at once Until
ated a succession of practical experiments,
and now reports the results in dozen
cases. In two instances the drug failed to
neutralize the fatal poison, but many hours
had elapsed before it was applied. But
nine of the victims recovered, and as FIVE
had been bitten by cobras and two by Rus
sells vipers, an equally deadly snake-their
identity was proved on capture and death
1t certainly looks If the permanganate
does operate as an antidote IL used quickly
The drug has the additional merit OF being
very cheap and accessible, while the only
process required Is to make an incision over
the bite, ligature having been previously
applied to prevent the poison from spread
ing and to rub in the cure with the fingers,
A more scientific method Is to use special
lancet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26
At Last, the Reason.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
"a few years ago." remarked a man who
shaves. 1.-THE barbering fraternity, as most
people remember, was for a tender period
between two legislative sessions under the
direction and control of state commission
of examining BARRIERS. and before barber
could shave bewhiskered citizen with full
legal effect he had to obtain a license from
the commission. The applicant for a Ii
cense was subjected to a rigid examination,
and at the time the troubles of the barber
commission were being exploited in public
CHANGED to notice list of the questions
asked in the commissions examinations.
One of the questions was: why Is the
upper lip always shaved lastY / have never
been able TO find an answer to that question
In all of these succeeding years. 1 have
asked every barber that has shaved me In
that time, and only one OF the whole num-
ber-he is a barber down In Sydney, New
South Wales-could give an intelligent an
swer TO the question. When he had finished
shaving me / asked: Why is the upper
lip always shaved lastT
My world he said. with much aston
ishment at my native dullness: That's
the last part Of the face reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26
Our National Legislation.
A. Williams. In Success.


Less than 8 per cent of the bills intro
duced in Congress relate to public BUSH
ness. Instead. they have to do with mat
tiers bearing directly or indirectly on the
representatives. hope of denomination and
reelection. The total number of House
bills introduced during the first session of
the Fifty-eighth Congress Including the
special SESSION. was 1856. OF these only
1,645 were public measures. The other 49,
931 were private. Two hundred and sixty
four public laws were enacted and 1896
private laws. Much of the proposed pri-
vate legislation was put III without any
thought of its ultimate passage; but
whether 1t was expected to pass or not,
and whether 1t was pushed or not the
purpose of its introduction was generally
the same-to give an appearance of aetiv-
ity and influence to the boys" at home.
About So per cent of the representatives
rely on river and harbor legislation to
carry them through. Many bills relating
to proposed improvements are introduced
which are not included In the big general
measures but. sometimes they do almost
as much good as IL they were passed, SO
far as their effect on the voters Is con-
cerned, especially IL the introducer Is OF
the minority party. Then he can assert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26

Burnett's Vanilla Extract has outiived
criticism 1t 10 the purest vanilla that can
be bought. Once tried, always used.--Advt..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26
Ate the Heart of Louis XIV.

From the London Chronicle.
There is no need to be skeptical regarding
Mr.. Labouchere's story that the late Dean
auckland swallowed the mummifed re-
mains of the heart of Louis XIV, and that
1t now rests In the deans body In Islip
churchyard, when one recalls the many
weird dishes that the famous divine con-
sumed In his lifetime At his dinner par
ties, which We're attended by leaders of
science and literature, the menus were
often of most eccentric character On
one occasion picked horse tongue was
greatly relished by the guests until they
were told what they had eaten. Alligator
was served up as q rare delicacy, and pup
pies occasionally, and mice frequently At
other times hedgehogs. tortoises, potted
ostrich. and sometimes rats frogs and
favored guests. What more likely than
that the dean should have fancy for a
royal heart?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26
English as She is Wrote.
from the Chicago Chronicle.

FROM the Shlcaso Chfohicle
There has recently been an outburst of
English signboards on the outside Of shops
in Japan. These signboards manifest
laudable desire to cater for the needs of
English travellers. but the method of ex-
preston is curious:
Barber to Shave Beard or to Dress
Hairs Away appears several times the
hair cutters being apparently indebted to a
public translator for the rendering.
1.-THE Genuinely Bier by the Health for
Drink.
''Of Smokes Our Tobacco Is Pressure to
Our Tongue and Give the Healthiness to
Hers and He's Also All People by IT.
Another sign is an odd blend of English
and Japanese:
.Cowmeat and Pigmeat and Ramune
SCUBA Sasupre Zin Sinbiya JinJyael.''
The latter. being interpreted, is:
Beef and Pork and Lemon Soda, Sarsa-
parilla, Ginger Beer and Ginger Ale"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26
The Mystery of
Mark Pagan

al Look in McClure's for
IL January and see what a
plain man like Mark Pagan
can do. Feel how strange it
is-even as the people OF Jer-
sey City have. And then feel
the JOY of clearing your mind
OF mystery-the pure JOY of
seeing through tlling-of
understanding.
Pagan, for a plain man, did
his job marvelously well-so
we'll that men wondered at
him. There lay tie mystery.
The solution lay in finding
Fagan's reason. And the rea-
son-though beautiful to look
upon-is, after all, a plain
mans rcason-the simplest
and best reason in the world.
Perhaps when you have felt
the mystery, and got the solu-
ton, Won will think that plain
men with plain reasons can do
a great deal for their country.
This is one OF the best things
Lincoln Steffens ever wrote.
All news stands Toe. 81 year
McClnre's Magazine
A. On Isos. pa3 S.-ao, .NEu ynpE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26

400 Eas, 23d Street, NEW YORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26

official in 1t. I fear 1 can't keep him long.
He's too good
And that's the reason i remarked that
the young man who was here a few MIN
utes ago has made good, all right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26

Mary Foretiminio, aged twenty years.
was shot and instantly killed In New York
last night by her brother cesaere aged
twenty-five years. Immediately after the
shooting Cesaere jumped from a window
to the street and was fatally Injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26

SeQuel develops.
Now, the sequel His boss was in the
office short time ago and he told me that
his private secretary was all right There
was popularity about him, however. that
he couldn't understand until larer.
Every time left the Office" he sad
che would ask how long would be away,
and then he would leave his desk and be
absent just that long / got a little sus-
picious and once or twice I showed up
sooner than I had said. He would he alb
sent, but when asked for him my mes
senger would get him in minute finally
asked him why he left when / did.
Well lie replied, I thought could be
of more use when you We're away in learn
ing something about the office. And then
I found out from others that he had been
Systematically studying the mechanism of
the bureau. He would visit the correspond
ence division. and learned all the ms and
outs; then he would so to the record divis-
ion and learn all the details. and he had
studied the workings of the bureau so as
sidisously that he knew far more of the de-
tails Of the bureau than do. or any other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-26

that the demons of the other side pre-
vented favorable action on his projects and
thus kept justice from her throne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
Dietie Srenoepinsias.

Staten Soma bar giennem iille
gmbebSmGno iegt at binore Imer''
cun Grpreis Company % abams er'
preis COMPANY ira at lepere Hhs'
brittle inbefr line @rGnier,i grpnoe'
pin os 81, iom ienbteS fro Slinois
til Sama, Soma hep beilaglagt al De
beroRrenbc MpnoigbeSer o. bette
cnfelte 5iliGlbe porte op til en- Britt
cipIag. Observation-Disclosures off til
Gomitplcne. Somos Ssieiteret ofgap
ben aienoeIie, at geilaglGggelien bar
fulbt itemntenhe meb Sowas Sope;
men mi bar Ssieiteret | @aibingtcn
erflGret, at Staten Soma life bar &et
til at qipe 2ope, Der / Strio meo
&onititutionen gisr Snbgreb | Sta.
ternes 0tellembonoel.
8orencOe Staters Seieiteret bar
naturliaoiS bsmt rigtig, Iom Sopene
nu err; men oct err Dog beorepeltgt. at
SernbancOepoter | 8robibitions'tater
ifal funne forpanoleS til Salooncr,
Iom SilfpIoet er / Soma og naunli9
Il 9toro 0ufota. 5olfetS @eItrGbel'
Ter for at bolbe Husoriffe bprte BIZ
Der Oeroeo forgiepes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
Sorifieuiet.

Sit intet. aaoet Sbomas 8. Sar.
tigan blen ienbt bort fra 9rigsifolen
| @eit Soint uben at bore bsnnt Of
en- arigsret, og ban anIagbe Sag for
at faa fin 2sn. Ssieiteret / @aibiiig-
tonbar MI ofgipet ben &ienbelie, at
en- aaoet life er noeen Officer, og
Sartigan faar iaaleoes intet.
Slbebranb. Gen pafre gp Gresco,
Soma, bjemisgtes ON @ftenen &l. 10
ben 4oe Sanuar of en- S%loebrano Ser
lagoe TO SrGbpgninger /. gife. De
afgap 2ofaIer for f~orifiellige 5orret.
itinger, og @. g.. Barter, SO. sc.
Woon, Sames Mcslrtbur og $. s..
Susielman leo Cab. Man peo life,
bporleoes Sloen opfom.
Seer 8Dnt" paa M~anbattam S6ea.
ter. Ole Bang. en- pngre norif Ora.
mntifer, bill gipe Ell SplGsnina al
Seer @pnt" poa RorIf Sen Ute So.
mar paa @anbattan Sbeater, fri.
Der "HorOlpiet" / Iep gorf. Gen
tiliporenoe Cert paa GngeIif bill bIipe
omoelt til EitbIifrm. Spl9sninqen
leoiages at Selections fra @riegs
Seer @pnt." baabe initrumentale oa
pocale. Sargene bill blipe ilngne al
6rf. Slipia Sabl al ariitianio. Ole
Bang, Der bar opbolot iig / slmerifa
iioen Iueitit bor benpttet Chen pei.
Som bar bl.a. ifrepet en- lioen Sor.
telling, iom ban faIoer "8e &iges
:gsrn". Gaar ban fommer biem til
gSorge, er oct hans glgt at ifripe en-
Bog ON amerifa og &merifanerue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
Ranalerapere.

: ioriQe ltse bolbt 8lipernsren
oper Gortp Iico, @intbrop, % ErG.
iioenten oocr tie americou 5eoera'
ton Of 2o6or, Samltel @omperS, en-
lpngcrc aonferens | Iem Oorf. gr.
@ompcrS foreitiGeoe 8rocrnsr @in'
tbrop, at 9lrbeiocre fra Eorto Rico
Dor unucuOes iii Ganalarbeioet paa
Bananas ioet, og 8uoerneren ipa.
reoe, at ban pilbe forelGgge Sagen
for arigSminiiter Saft.
Nr. WomperS bar giort megct Tor
at ifnfie Eortoriconerne bette ar.
bcioc. Tor life Ipnge itben ubtalte
arigSniniiteren ben Mening, at Soft
fra Den cugelife Q Somoico buroe er.
hperuc& til annularbcibet. iorOi DC er
uoutc mc0 alimatet / Den beoe Some;
men iGr zen Si0 bopbe @ompers oG.
ret opcr pau Gorto Hicp, iom tiIhe'
rer Sc Toranebe Statcr, % ban ianbt
ba mango tuIeno, iom bar ilocn gr'
bciSe % les Reb. Sproriconerne Ton
Itoa Slimotet paa Eonama.Gioct Ii.
geiaa QoNt ioin onore, Der er cpfsbtC
pao sc reItinoiife Ger, % ban ifrep til
arigSmiriiteren ocrom, @r. Saii
berpiitc bam til @upcruer @intbrop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
Roneeipeilets Sorfatter.

ct bsiit interesiant 9ibrag til ben
biitoriife 6orifning bar Sognepreit
til H~inssafer, ftp. Sropit ODER Sc.
oemarfens Eropiti, q. 9. Seffermebl
/ bisie Sege leperet. S "Siitorilte
Sfriiter tilegnebe og operlepereoe
grofesior Or. Silopie 9aae paa bans
ipttienbe Seoiel5bae" bar Bropiteil
ifreoet en- afbanbling "8reiten Soar
9oobe; ct giorag til Ntorges airfe.
biitorie / set 13oe aarbunoreoe"
iom saar no paa iltet mitore emo at
gisre i~anoipnligt, bpem Der CT GOT
latter al 8ongeipeilet, "Slomiten i
Den Rorrene Siteratur".
Ienne fon efter Seifcrnlebls NE
ming neppe bore nogen anoen emo
9reIten Spar @oooe, Song Sperres
floge Gaaogiper og Saafon SaafonS'
isnS piie Sporaser % 6citerfaoer.
Spar bapbe netop De 6oruoiGtninger,
Iom Sorfatterm al 8ongeipeilet
maatte babe. Meb tit aienSifab til
Sfiffene % Geremonieaet peb Sofiet
og Den forilagne Sfitle Sarls Sntri'
ger M. m. tau BEN beoaeeoe Spar, oa
ban trpt pg fieo al 8eroenS Sonbeo
90 iminfeoe 8lanS / ben fsrIt og
fremit til Songen rettebe BOG mere
enc noscn anben bape pGret Salercn
al De pGgtige, alporlige, fooerlige og
peileoenbe Orb til De unge, Der ifal
uo / 2ioet.
Iogen ppatig Snooenbing MOB DEN
al Seifermebl bGpSeoe S%piatting ON
Spaens Sorfntter fan neppe gisre Jig
0iploenSe. Seian oct al Dem onllfe
aaptein 9lom / "Ior6sger for Nor'
bif Slofpnbigbeb for 1867" brnScee
Sibspunft Tor aongeipeilets Silbli.
peIie - Iioten al BET 13be aarbun-
breoe - bar Seiferncbl, Der l9tlsr
Chen til culfr. 1910, gobt fanntt la
til at itenme meo Spar Boobies Sepe'
tio. sSpor fan ga bare pGret en- Dtano
i 65.aars GIoaren. GnoptSere par
S,por 9oobe - netop iom gogens
Soriatter MAJ babe oGret Ufar,oer
meS Sc rene SGoer, Dem nlminfeoe
@ubSirpgt og oelt ~iremrageiOe p9oa'
aoniifc SNtigbeb. San moatte mi
Scr Gatioers iorbolo ON emo Her
felorf - bape boot ct life Ioa lt0ei
| aienbitab til arigspGienet, % ion
mango Slerfe paa Den Sio maa ban
iorubiGttes citere at bdpe pGret men
peS SanSeIsafilutninser. San bapSf
puret SipIumat og Ggenitab bera'
enooa 81 a. 2 8anse llSienoing hos
Den eueelife &onge.
I iinoer ham paa Oct tore Rigs'
meoe / Bergen, og en- onoen 8anG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06

SulS big burte! Senator Sobn
s. Iitfen fra Oregon er, iom an.
OenIte6s meooelt | "0ecorab-B oIten",
blepen lot UNDER Siltale for 2mobe.
orogerier / i'm Stat, % ira 8aibin9.
ton bar ban faaet ginf umL at ban
sisr bebit | at bolbe Jig borte ira sc.
natet, inbtil ban bar peltet If fig DC
geifploniuger, iom ben fpOeraIe
@ranoiurp bar beIaitet BAN meo
Sanoignligpis bill ban felge bette
&aab og life bite fig, naor Senatet
beepnber lit Irbeibe eiter Siileie.
rierne. San err | iamme Stiaing iout
Senator Burton fra aanias. 0ema
Mnno npttebe fin offentlige Stiaing
til at bielpe ct Samlag / ct. Souis,
Iom bonoleoe efter &e9elen: "9lio
rig / en- Sart!" Sra Den Sag, ba
Wr. Burton blep lat UNDER Siltale,
% til narpGrenbe Sio, bar ban bolot
zig borte % life beltaget enten | Se.
natets 6orbanoIinger eller moot frem
| De 3pmiteer, bporaf ban er Weolem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06

cnoog fom 5aitninoen gergcnbus's
6sriparer. San bonoe pQret Sper'
res, Soafon Sperresisns, Snge
gaarosiens, Saafon @oIins, Gut.
forms og 3aafon Soofonsiens meIt
betroeoe Mnno oe tiente benz iOml
Sefret9r, &onsIer og Hoaogiper.
Wen bette os meeet an6et, iom Sef-
iermebl ! fin afbmoIing nopifIer,
peger netop Stpffe for Stpffe ben til,
at hi Soar 8oboe hor Den I9nge eff.
terisgte 5orfatter til 4ongeipeiIet, oa
at af aae, man giGtter pon, fon insen
itaa 5orfatterifabet nRrmere emo
ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
GeeDrab % Gmeslt.
Zen ste Sannar 1908
llSc / Sneiturmen.

Com omtoIt forrige llae bleo MiI.
paafectrGuct iiSSenoe iait / Sneen
forriae Snsoag beS 8beatrnans
sSarm gi bapoe ga life nuruerc Sp.
I%psutreer. 9iu err set opIpit at ser bar
ialt 10 Menneifer paa Soget, blnnot
boiIfe ire Gamer, Mrs. 60. Gapne 90
Gniter Rutb % Wrs. 81. Riler.
@lrs. 8aprc % Datter baphe reiit ira
Saipfepe. Sapctte 60, GirSoag @tib-
Nag o. fon life bien ier SorS0ae @f.
ten. &un0lifter Collins 90 9. s..
@apes forisgte at boIoe GaSiaeererne
re0 eoot Mob. Ser bar fim ire Sne.
ipaorr paa Soget, % ifjsnt De brita-
ieS bcIe 9dttef, iaa fom man life
Ianlt mes set. aonbuftsren itampeoe
ia "a frem Ill en- Scleion % teleio.
uereoe i'll Galmdr eiter Siplp. S5llgcl
tap6e noact at ipiie. men / Grpres.
rogrcu ionot man Ell Dor 8sIier, Der
siorbe gc0 SieueIte. SorSSog Geor.
gen arou SaipcS iig aieuuem Sneton.
nerue iii 8beaturans @iiS % ut Sol.
feue til at foge SpIicrue % en- itor
9ieOeI mcS Safe, og ban fit oaiaa
8reo Of Sormeren. Nfeo itor Gus
ftrrngeIie ff man Gropianten bragt
tiIbngc iii Eoqet, oa 8asiagerer og
S~ogbctirnte bnooe eli berIig 6rofoit
efter at bdoc pGret uoeu Nao iiOGr
Sns6og Wiio6ng. Mor bapSe boIOt
@0rmen ! 8ogneu peolige belle Hatten
iau mon leo intct al sen itigenoe alll.
Sc, og aIoffet fire EorSoagS Otter.
iui60og raaeoe man cuOeli9 Secorab
cftcr at hare pGrct 90 elmer paa gei.
en- ira GaImur, en afitanO al II 9iil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
anYte 9eIiOm. senator WeIion bIcr

SnYte Neliun. Senator TeIion bIeo
Iterft forfislet, inben SuIeferierne be.
gprote; men MI er ban, flyer en-
Observation-Disclosures, fommel,
fig iaapibt, at ban bper Dag fan til.
brinse en- Stnub I oen 3omite, bpor.
til ban bsrer. San er langt fra
friif; bog bereoer ban fla ombpggelig
paa ben 9ebat, Der itaar for Oerelt
ongaaenbeS erritoriernes Spbeielie til
Stater. Som ben, Ser fsrIt f~preTog,
at De fire Serritorier ifal ilaaes jam.
men til TO Stater, er ban ielpifreben
til at opertage 2ebelien al Sagens ge.
banoling / Senatet. Mr. Helion er
iterft interes'eret / Spsrgsmaalet ON
Sernbanetarter og ON Ell forsget
&ontrol meo De &orporationer, Der
oriuer WelembanoeI. Soainart ga.
gen ON Serritorierne err afaiort, pil
DIR. Helion aanife pitt fomme meb
pegtige SnbIGg ansaaenbe &orpora.
tionSipergsmoalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-06
ariasminiiter saft har efter Conn.

arissminiiter SAT- bar efter Gam.
raao meo 9reiioenten beiIuttet al
bringe omfrins 500 arbeioere fra
Rorto &ico oper til 9anama.gib
Nan tror, at De bill pasie Der, %
faloer Sorfsget beloig no, bill mon II.
ben fire Suienoer fra Torto Hico og
BRUCE Dem til at arbeioe paa aana.
len.