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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
ATTACKERS NEE 7
supt. Savage Tells Readers
About State Convention.
H0NORs FOR THE PIONEERS.
Blizzard interiors With What Would
Otherwise Have Been Largest Meet
ing of the Association.

The officers of the association early
began preparations for the largest
teachers meeting ever held in the
state. With this object in view fine
program had been prepared, the CO.
operation of the railroads in granting
a one fare rate had been secured and
all was favorable until q terrific bhz-
zard rushed down upon the state on
the opening day blockading many roads
until to late to attend
AS it turned out the enrolment
reached something more than 700 when
1900 had been confidently expected.
Because of interferences caused by the
storm many of the programs were dis
arranged, but it was found possible to
have practically all of the parts. though
somewhat out of their original order,
aud the session proved to be one of real
profit to all who we're able to attend
1t was to be more than 2 meeting for
the interchanging of ideas and the
promotion OF general educational pro-
gress; it was to be meeting to honor
the veterans who had devoted their
lives to the educational culture of Iowa's
stalwart sons and noble daughters dur
ing the period of her marvellous rise to
an envied place among the greatest
commonwealth OF America.
|
1t was recalled that within eight
years after Iowa was admitted to state
hood and three years before the adop-
tion of her present constitutions. her
faithful pioneer teachers had organized
a state association whose sessions in
the words of an Iowa editor have been
of as great Importance to the growth
and development of the state as have
the sessions of its legislature" This
being the fiftieth annual meeting, il
was planned to- have a great celebration
of our states educational triumphs
during the half century.
Notwithstanding the unfavorablenesi
of the weather conditions number o
enfeebled sand aged veterans came, Il
be present once more at meeting Q
their old association and to take part il
niegmatampfire' program that had beer
l no sed. They had chosed Hon, Hen
'es-~--n- aside over this meeting
y
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WASHING LETTER
New Years Gayeties at the
National Capital.
FORESTRY CONGRESS MEETS
French Ambassador Says France is
Country of Laughter and Thrift.
Cosmopolitan Washington.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Bee :, 1905

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. Z, 1905
The statehood bill is rec ewing the at
tentiCr of the Senate since the holidays.
The bill which is now being considered
provides for the admission OF Arizona
and New Mexico as one state to be
called Arizona, and Oklahoma and In
dian Territory as another, to be known
as Oklahoma. q There is considerable
opposition ION the part of the people of
Arizona and New. Mexico to this plan,
and the governor OF the latter state has
expressed himself very forceibly against
its execution If this bill passes in Its
present form the capitol of the new state
Oklahoma will be located at Guthrie,
until 1910. when the PEOPLE will be Civ
en- the privilege of voting on the ques
tion and of deciding Tor themselves as
to whether or not they wish to have the
capitol remain..at this point. This state
shall have FIVE representatives inGon-
gress. The proposed state of Arizona is
to have worepresentat:ves in Congress,
and its capitol shall be located at Santa
Fe, upon the same conditions attending
the location,of the capitol of Oklahoma
The usual New Years receptions We're
held this year. The reception at the
White House was very largely attended,
notwithstanding the rather Indictment
weather. The cabinet receptions We're
very successful. The Iowa members OF
the cabinet distinguished themselves in
these receptions. Mrs. Conner assisted
Z Mrs. Shaw at her reception this year IL
9 tie receiving line. They were the re-
cipients of.many compliments on the
gracious and tactful manner with which
they met the duties of their positions
Cabinet dinners ale to be conducted
this year on different plan from thai
governing the dinners heretofore. by
which it was decreed that only member;
of the cabinet and their families should
be eligible to sit at these functions
The charmed circle has been expanded
: .,r,s.s ssather there is now some latitude O
po..,ae. which invitations are ex
Rht ior-es., ens,s,s are on tn,
love he par u
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u.ative and. theoretical way, So loag
as we are from physical necessity ex
posed to the armies and Lavies of the
civilized world it would be reprahensi-
BILE to relax the energy with which we
are constantly training for self-defense,
an1 for the enforcement of the rights
and immunities of America and Ameri-
can citizens wherever they may be
found The leveille from the pictur-
asque and peaceful heights of Fit Myer
is sweeter sound than call to re-
treat before a foreign foe, better pre-
pared perhaps, for the exigencies of
war than, we might be- The safety of
countless Americans stationed through
out the world, and the respect shown
the Stars and Stripes in foreign lands
speak eloquently of the value and duty
of an armed amity. 1t may be that
some time ere long. the Powers will
accept uniform rules concerning the
question of ornaments, and adopt reg
ulations respecting the adjustment of
international dispu ties. In the mean
time force of arms must be the deter
rent to prevent usurpation of unjust
authority and encroachment on human
rights.
| 1t is quite generally CONCEDED that
Washington is the most cosmopolitan
city on the western hemisphere. In it's
population is represented every country
on the globe. Every state, territory
and country on the American continent
boasts d number of resident citizens
here. The population of the capitol of
/ the United States is decidedly hetero-
geneous Nifty thousand negroes and
some over two hundred thousand peo-
4 pie OF other races are comprised in the
population of this municipality. To
illustrate the condition here | will cite
the case of the residence where now
reside. Among the occupants of this
house is an elderly couple, who have
lived In Washington lmmemorially
the man an employee in the pension
office; another elderly couple from
Florida, recently appointed to the fed
eral service; a young physician from the
state of Washington, taking special
work here under government auspices
being connected with the army service
in his home state, man from Ohio
newspaper correspondent, wife an6
child; two young railroad mail clerks
from South Carolina; two compression
al secretaries from Iowa; two depart
ment clerks, one from Boston; and
numerous others pedigree and origin
unknown. This is a typical case. New
York. with all its mistaken aud un
shakeable egotism and hopeless
provincialism claims to be cosmopolitan
: but she lacks considerable of being Sc
cosrppolitan as Washh nsrtcn 4"g r
J ssthe Leading rtel,nrs asa af-N Ind
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11

meetings of the Forestry Congress. Sec
rotary Wilson has presided over some of
the sessions. On Thursday afternoon
the session was held in the National
Theatre, where addresses were deliver
ed by President Roosevelt MIR. j j.
,]usserund, the Ambassador from
France. Howard Elliott, President of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, and some
others. The president spoke in his
usual foreeible and direct manner. He
said in part: Much very much, re-
mains to be done; but the future is
bright, and the permanence ofour tim
Der supplies is far more nearly assured
than at any previous time in our his
| tory. To the men whom this congress
contains and represents this great result
| is due" Mr. Jusserund's address was
that of Frenchman, witty, inclusive,
polished, although delivered in some
what broken English. Referring to the
fortunate results of forest cultivation in
France, he said There is only one
explanation. Whatlwe do. we try TO do
it with method; what we do, we do it
with care. We have no other secret.
There is nothing lost in France, moth
Of bread, not a stick of wood Many
think we area laughing, singing nation.
If we were such and nothing more, we
should long since have disappeared. We
are living example. that people may
love to have their laugh and their song
and yet keep their foresisin good shape.
4 Method and gloom do not necessarily &C
i together.
| Through the courtesy of the Adiutant
at Fort Myer, across the Potomac il
Virginia, | recently witnessed an Elk
hibition Drill quoting from the
J language on the card of invitation Il
} the riding Hall. In this hall saw
t the young men (some of them mer
) boys) who officiate as the soldiery O
{ this the greatest nation of which Their
4 is record accessible to man, Cavalry
1 Infantry and Artillery We'd with on
! another in feats of skill and in preci
: sion and unison of movement. TIL
g cavalry exercises resembled the pei
4 formances of Buffalo Bills Wild w s
. Show, as did also the mad, turbulen
/ PUSHES of the artillery. One could no
t we'll look on their almost frenzie,
Y plunges without wondering how many
5 in case of battle. would escape bein
4 trampled to death under the feet of III
. horses, or crushed by the wheels of pond
, erous cannon. The infantry executed
f some artistic and beautiful sword exel
: cises, and exhibited remarkable disci
e pline in marching The Hague Tribun
4 success IN 1usz ssuste, is,a,lnet are a,
- ~ ~ ,ss7sEksys asa,
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids Will be received by the Township
Clerk up to 1Oo'clock a. IN. Wednesday,
January %, 1905, for experimenting of
roads of Stockholm township, Crawford
county, Iowa, for one year beginnit
the first Monday in April. The- -
be per day with and without teaS n
Board Of trnsstteeas. 1ssseesrygsss s tkhss,
ana metal from decay.-G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

Sfo6ert 9folen6ui6 ott Senrp 6.
9otpnS, 0itieite ser GaIlop-, na9e
Bennington 9(pe., II bel 100, @ro5.
$t72, SIS.
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90 bel 100, @rO3. $40, $3.50.
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@corge 81. @iaiS, IOm, an Safo6
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Gnod SarIon SeqreIter, an Nlf.
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%lfreo NJ. Bill on Sorab u. Bill,
NorooItieite ser Neutrality-suspicious.
nobe 81. Str, IS bel t55, @ro3. $48,
$40.
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5rou, Norooitieite ser 8emingtons
Npe., nobe 81. StroBe, @ro5. $48,
$40.
@m. 3. HubG an SenrD @olter 1t.
6rou, Giioieite ser NfcSenrp-, nobe
SmoQpoooitr., t2 bei -, @ro5, $36,
500.
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ednlinnscn.s Strife in SmaGu.

omaha, 9tebr., Is. gpriI. 300
3o9Iingc Der 2onelGS dule inSoutb.
Smobu rebcllirten gegen Die gniue-
Ienbeit bon 5tuei iaponiIhen 9noben
III Der Sdltlc. Die auobeu limo Sob
ne BON Soponert, melde nG6rcno
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fomen, rn6 lire N%uiuelenbeit bate
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tc, inbem iid) cin poor groBe Schiller
Dor Ser Sbiire 0eS SdulgebGuOeS
a~itfitelten uno 0ie anoeren S6iiler
nidt sur S6ltle bereinlieBen. Der
Hooou nuroe 10 groB, ooB man ST..
lebt bic SiiGfe Der Boli5ei in gnipru6
nebmen mitBte, melde &unoert Ger
drgiten Gaoorma6er na6 Sauie
ianote.
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Ins Sem Snneren Marblano'S nli
ben ansren5eRoen Staaten.

NuS 4nne Arundel rs ount y.
SIM &reiSgeridte bon anne Grlin'
6el 3 GountD begonn geItern oerIpril'
Sermin oes &reiSgeri6teS. Die Gid).
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8orlib uno Sr. Grafton 9upaQ iullr.
De oils S6mann Der @roBgei6pores
men oiiignirt. Ser &id)ter lentte III
ieiner SnItritttion Ser @roBgeidno.
renen Die Aufmerfiamfeit ~oerielben
oilf ben Spirituoienbanoel in Der,
idieoenen 9iltriften OeS Gountps
unb ermobnte Die @roBgeidworenen,
olif cine i~trifte geiol9ltng Scr bette
benoen @eiese 5l ndten.
SrauW orie 6. &c c 9rIing b e.
iduI6igt.
Sn 6re0erid pilrOe bon 9unoes6c.
ontten 6rau Marie s. Webrling, Die
Satin oeS Srn. SEQ. Webrling, altf
Die Gtlfloae nerbaftet, obIcone Sriefc
ourd bic EoIt bcrlanot 5u baben.8 os
Merfniiroigite an ser gan5en 8e'
i6i6te lit, ooB oieie griefe oen Gba-
rafter ibrer eigenen 5ofter perleum.
Ben. Die 8riefe fparen an einen jun.
gen Mann geribtet, melder nit Dem
%jungen Wdohen gebt. @abrideinlifl
lit es Die abii6t, 6as 8erbdltniB smi.
l6en ben 8eibg ab5u6re6en.
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Die 3aTenlinie in Der SnnOels-
IduIc.

8ouq6feepfiG SEP, Is.
april. - 6. 9. 9anieIs, ser 17Sobre
oIte 30gIing oeS bieiigen goitman
9uiineB College, gegen oeiien ferne'
res 8eriueilen I'M Snititut 100 BOG.
hinge proteitirt batten, iueil er Neger,
bIut in ieiueu gtoeru babe, trot belte
aus ser gnitalt aus nm fubr IN Be-
qleitlmg oeS TrGlioenten@oiues nodb
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3iueig r NnitoIt oeS @aitnton Built
neB College eintreten miro. Or. @ois
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belt cine Iniprahe an Die proteIti-
reuben 3oglinge lcineS Snitituts mo
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ibre Gnidauung iei. 9nuiels Itammt
bon Der Odniib . peitinoii6en Sniel
ct. Gbomos. Sem &ater lol ein
GilglGnoer iein, feline @rosnutter ei-
ne 0Gnin mo feline 0tiltter Elm Eor-
to~ricanerin.
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Strifcr t6otlid) oerlebt.

injecting, @..Sa., Is. Gpril.-
Sobn Speiier, ein Strifer, muroe,
m1breno ct bel ben o8bitofer Sron
8orfS" 8orpoItertOienit that, BON
orei Nidtunioniiten nngegriffen uno
lebenSgefdbrlif oerlett. IS beiBt.
Die 2eute bdtten Speiier eingelooeir,
ouf Der Obio.S eite oes 5liiies NIT
linen einen Srunt SIT nebmen, uno
ieien Damn iiber i'm bergefaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

3 uG hr rel oeS Supertnten-
Genten Sos. Ban StdIe, mel.
der beute nit Dem 8ompfer oGbcm.
mtg cine ldngere Guropareile on-
tritt, fnno eeltern abeno i'm oSotel
8ennert" elm 9orfett itott. Grof. San
Sidle miro i'm September na6 9ol.
tiniore 5iriidtebren.
goroem sEeobers' 5 II It i
tute" in Der Gongregotionaliitens
airde belt ecitern Or. u. Eunitul
Saplor einen 8ortrag iiber Die 9e.
banolung bon perfriippelten ainoern
in ben offcntfihen Shulen. amGah.
mifiag hielt Or. 8m. 8oienau einen
0ortrog iiber Sic Sdule uno ons
Sous" Senfe finoet Die lesteS iBung
itott.
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8run6Itiifs . lte6ertraaunaea.

Catherine Murpbp an Minnie Wiir'
pbp, Sitieite Scr Sterrett., nabe gar.
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Grnit 8. 5leiifman uno 5rou an
Warp 2onobn, @eitieite Der So(.
broof., robe SliperitraBe, IA bel 20,
@ro5. $42, $3.50.
aiiguitus 9. Clemens, iun., on
@arp 6. Squires, Siioieite Der Saf-
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ainber iterben ben Slammen.
fu0.

Quebec. Gan, IS. gpril.-Sie.
ben ainoer zines @bepaares, Namets
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Sinterlpaloe, mobnte, iiu6 bel Ger gu.
fdlligen Gindiderung Der 8obnltng
ibrer glteru in Den 6lommeu umge.
foInmen.
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NndJ anf Dem 2an6e Sunntaas.
jluaItQ.

ct. 2ouis, NO, Is. gpriI. =
Gin Gelegromm Seitens oes @ou.
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ser 8irtbifoften 8orbierItiben mo
GigorrenlG0en Der Stoot olld) in Dem
Gountp Ourhgefiibrt lueroen miiiie.
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Gas DE ,&abel
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boot. 3%eritorer."
gsabe Den iiiblid)en Snleln ser Bbia
lippinen tpuroen orei iapanti1e
0rel3er beobdftet.
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6alid oerItanoen. - Sem.
fer: sd lolie Sbnen alto meme
aoreiie bier unb bite, elm poIfom.
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nad Ginnel"
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Der @eiangpereinr GoelpeiB" belt
eeItern slbeno in @oer's Safe, ode
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Singihnoe ab uno iibte infer 2ei-
tnng oes Prof. q. Sdneioer mebrere
eb0re iiir eincn Mai-Mnsflug EN-.
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