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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

ONE AUTHORS WAY OF WRITING A
NOVEL.-A writer in The Reader gives
the following as Henry James method of
writing novel:
/ The author Of "What Maisie Knew has a
unique method Of composition and is fond Of say
ing that he always develops his books from a
germ. Immediately he gets hold of an idea that
pleases him, he dictates it in the form of short
story, walking slowly and evenly back and forth
as he creates. This ten thousand more words
Is then typed, read and pondered over and later,
with the germ in hand he proceeds to enlarge the
nucleus, weaving In new characters, expanding
scenes and constructing sentences that are at once
the envy and despair, of his admirers. The plot
is stretched over a long sshort-story nov
elette of maybe twenty thousand words and only
when he has seen the rasnlt Of this again OH pa
Eper does Mr.. James ;thrNw his material into the
form in which he means to give it to the world.
BOOK FOR THE WESTERNER WHO
| LOVES HIS WEST.-The man Of that
| west which begins at the Mississippi and
| extends to the Pacific, knows something OF
| the magic development of his west. 1t is
safe to say, however, that his knowledge
has been gathered from disconnected
stories of this time or that, or of this
place or that, and not from any correlated
story Of the whole. Consequently, he
will welcome a serious and successful eff.
| fort to bring the whole into one volume
of merit as to conprehensiveness, accu'
| racy and readableneSS. Such volume
he will find in Breaking the Wilderness, by
Frederick S. Dellenbaugh, member Of the
Powell Colorado river expedition and au
thor Of THE Romance Of the Colorado
River. ETC. Mr.. Dellenbaugh's book Gov
ers the, story Of the. west from the wan,
| behring's Of Cabeza de Vaca to the com
pletion of the Union Pacific railway. I
is the result of the authors familiarity
with the whole territory. Mr.. Dellenbaugl
has perhaps seen as much of the west TO-
as long. period as any man in it. So h,
speaks with authority. He has added i'm
mensely to the value of his work by in
Guiding a great number Of the very hes
Of halftones. The frontispiece IS prin
in colors from painting Of mountain
scene of much grandeur, made by Mr.
|Dellenbaugh.
G. P. Putnams Sons. New York.
| So 30 net.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
THIEVES LEFT THE CASH.

Thieves broke into the hardware store
of Julius Peters 314 East Seventh street,
ST. Paul, yesterday morning and stole re-
volvers, knives and ammunition valued al
800. The cash drawer, which contained
% cents and Salvation Army collection
box, containing 20 cents, were unmolested.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Your Uncle Charley Grosvenor has come
out for Foraker for the nomination in 1908,
and Foraker has not always been kind to
Grosvenor, either. .'. ~. t-7..... rsE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Former Justice Parker has declined to
attend a democratic dinner in, New York.
He rather enjoys the idea of being on bad
terms with the democracy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Bishop Burgess Of Brooklyn is advocat-
ing the government ownership and oper-
alton of all agencies employed in the man.
ufacture of intoxicants and in supplying
them to the consumer. This, of course,
would be an extension of the South Caro-
lima dispensary plan. The government,
however, could not get its rum into cir
culation In Minneapolis above Sixth street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

They do say that when the COW gentle
men moved out Washington speeded the
parting guests with a heartiness sugges-
tive of ennui. ,.-.-.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
WHEN OPERA is GRAND

And now the buzz grows loud on fashions lips,
The tenor sweetly carols for his check,
The heavyweight soprano hugely trips
Across the stage and falls upon his neck.
thrust
We know not what is said or which has sinned,
But, truth! 1t seems an animated bust.
Newark News.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Patrick Neelan has wired that his MUIR
der must have been much exaggerated, as
he was in Kentucky the day he was slain
in Oklahoma.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
SI.AVS HAVE ORGANIZED
Incorporation Of Fraternal and Benev-
client Association.

0Ient ASSoCIdtIon.
Articles Of incorporation were filed yes
terday by the Bohemian Savonian Work
mems Benevolent association, with the
secretary Of state, st. Paul. The object
of the association Is fraternal and benev-
olent and it's membership will comprise
the Bohemians and Slavs who live west
Of the Mississippi. The age limit Is set
between 10 and 45. It Is intended to fur
Their the knowledge of the Slavonian Ian
guage. The founders of the organization
are Anthony Rochek, Joseph Sokol, F. w.
Stanek, Mat Kohout, w. Havleeck, N.
Nonac and Joseph Mazanec.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

If the senate passes the revised code,
the next thing in order will be to multiply
the membership of the supreme court by
three. There will be plenty of work for
all Of them
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

GERMAN HEROIC EPIC DlScOv.
.ERED.-An important literary discovery
is announced from 7Ochsenfurt, a small
place near the city Of Wurzburg, Germany
Dr., Hefner, chaplain there, has found
three fragments of a German heroic epic
Of the thirteenth century. The subject is
a love affair of Alexander the Great, and
is supposed to have entered German lit
erature from Latin and French sources.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Peabody is ready to resign Immediately
if the legislature will seat him as govern
or over Adams. Immediately would be
none too soon in this case. = $3.50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Young Mr.. Hyde has consented to the
naturalization Of the Equitable. Hereafter
he will be content with the ownership. OF
twenty-four out of the tifty-two directors
of the company. This is to say that Jamie
satisfies himself with but one cut Of pie
whereas he used to- own the whole pie
and the dish it was baked in.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

With vigorous sponging and a drop of
vodka, Kuropatkin thinks he might last
another round. ......s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Who would not exchange a million bar
rels Of oil for John L. sullivan's optimis-
tic idea that he has one good fight in
him yet?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

A play entitled More to Be Pitied than
Scorned'' is running in neighboring
town, but the press notices do not tell
whether this applies to the author or the
NAV
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Desk fighters in Russia, who haven't
seen how very cross the Japanese are,
wish to continue the war.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
AT THE THEATERS
Foyer Chat,

I The attraction at the Metropolitan COM
mencing tonight, for the last part of
the week, with Saturday matinee, will
be the brilliant actress, Mildred Holland,
in "The Triumph of an Empress" in
which she portrays Catherine the Great
of Russia.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Speaking. of Henry Gassaway, we have
not heard anything from him since the
November parade, but some Of his great
grandchildren are giving dinners in Wash
ingtOn. y,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

DR.. Loeb predicts an era Of machine
made babies. We shall then be able to
account logically for our machine poll
ticians
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
THE DASH FOR THE POLE
Detroit Journal,

It would be curious now if General Ku-
ropatkin were the first man actually to
reach the north pole.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
New orleans and Return, $3.50.

Tickets on sale March and 81 via
the Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad.
Less than one fare. Literature and full
details can be had free on application
! to j. G.. Rickel, city ticket agent, 424
Nicollet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

A remarkable feature of Henry w. Saw
ages production in English of "Parsifal, y
which will be seen at the Metropolitan next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, is the
great panorama Of the first and third acts.
These psnoramas depict the progress of
Parsifal and Gurnemanz from the depths
of the forest up the wild, rocky noun
tain of Montsalvat to the temple of the
Grail. They are three In number and are
swung on six great wooden rollers, each
forty feet long, which stand three on
each side Of the stage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

& Russia's first great tactical mistake
came from being in the wrong.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

q All papers are continued until an explicit oroes
is received for d1scontinuance and until all ar
rearages are PAID.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

LoNDoN-Journal On file at American Express
office, 8 Waterloo place, and U. 5. express
Office, 90 Strand,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Lord Chumley," with Dick Ferris as
the English nobleman who rings true. is
drawing large audiences. Next week will
see a. spectacular reviva1aof "C1eopa ira, y
with Florence Stone in the title role.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

Miss Wynne Winslow, the soprano, is
meeting with increasing favor at the Or
pheum, whose audiences enthusiastically
evince their appreciation of sweet, we'll
schoOled voice, an artistic repertory, a
fine stage presence and good gowns grace
fully worn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

OENMARK-Journal on file at q. 8. Legation.
ST. PAUL oFFICE-20 Endicott building. Iele-
phone. N. W., Main 23O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16

pAR1s-Journal on file at Eagle bureau. 50 Rue
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

biz 81. Str, pefflt9 bon Crescent
Str. $1,000.
5rancis Smitb an benislben, Got
IL; bieislbe. $1,000.
@eorse 9. Yanbes on Marp 6.
gaffman. Got IL, Patterfons Subj.
She'll bon ca. l, 80 JuB an WaKa.
9uietts Nbe., uno 114.4 SUB at, ri6ro.
lids Settle bon Midi9an. $40. 900.
Bsrniee s. Clint an 6. We@lain, Elm
She'll Der Section s., Somni6ip 16.
Rangs 8. Is 3l16 Adsr In pite Sibp.
$1,000.
@cpal 8. %. McGlain an Wiliam
We@lain, bieislbe. $500.
Sabio 5.Smith on Sobn MuIalp.
9ois 14-17 uno 50-52 In Newsl's
Nortb plaee alobiiion. 100 Bel 225
Sub. paeant, ihbbfli&s gde bon De-
latpare & As. Str. $1,000.
GamusI $. Creighton an Sobn BIB.
bott, bic n6rblt9e Sdlfte Der Got 81 In
5lst9sr's 1. Mbbition gu 8riebtpoub.
81 BET 174.8 SUB, berbeHert, Sfs
feite bon Olnsp, itbli9 bon Is. ctr.
$l4OO.
Sobn potpers on Warp 3irf, Got
Is unb Elm 8bsil bon "a in Spe's
S%ubbibifon zines Shsilss Der Sunlpp's
aObition, 37t Bel 143t Sub, bsrbei.
isrt, Ofieite bon 6arIan Str, fioIi9
bon @ooblapn Nbs. $3.50.
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Cots Is unb II, Wisganb's Subbibis
ion, She'll bon square 90, Sreied an
WiKouri Str. uno &entudp Ape..
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Mrtbur 9. Brotprt an Ssnrp 2ebp,
Got IA, WeRerna1 & pieree's Sub
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berbsHert, Wefieite bon Sltnts Str,
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gbparb 8. Ittinton an Charles o.
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5lstaet's &c. Subbibifon, Sutlot 96
rno Mnberes, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30
6runbeissntbuuts uebertragangen

2ouis 9. @albslnes an George 3.
@albslase, Got 8 In Rains' Subj. In
6aus5bile, IS BEL 140 SUB. bsrbsi.
fert, Noroisite Der Wiaigan Str,
6itli9 bon @oneorb. $1,000.
@orbon 6. 9idion an @sorgs O.
Smith, 9ots 572. 573 unb 574 In
Mcgartp's @efisite Nbb., 3S Bel 100
SUB isos, bsrbsRert, OfIeite Der Nrbor
slbs.. nbrblt9 bon Megarip Strabs.
$1,000.
gliinb 9. Wartinbale an German
8. Wspsr, Got II In sar. 9 In Gin.
coin part, 40 Bel 1876. 20 SUB. baeant,
iabbfli9e gde Der 9eiapare uno "a.
Strabe. $1,000.
8bsooore %. bon GEL at, Senrp
sprsnepfsil, 2ots Is uno IA, Granf
& @pan's Subj, fab6Flide gds bon
Mabifon Nbs. unb prOipsct Strabe.
$3.50.
Wiliam 8. Mbbett an Sp6n g.
abbett, 2oi 19, Npres g. Meribian
Str. albb., fibIi9e Seite bon Carton
Ctr. bali& bon Meribian Ctr. $l400.
Warion Sruf 60. an gomin SiG,
Got AZ, Ossoobs Waibineton BouIe.
barb abb., tpefli9e Settle bon Central
slbs., fhbIi9 BON 33. ctr. $3.50.
gtbsI g. Softer an 9olnsp 8. Sbep,
Got IL, @ltfton'on.t6e'@ iper, bon So,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Befebl bes Stabtoberbauptes NIT rtid'
f&tslofer Strenss burdsefi6rt. Ni4t
nur @irtbidaften unb @Oncertbausn,
fonbern aud Refaurants uno @e=
I&dfte, In bsnsr r,ir soft Srints"
bertauft tpurbsn, mubtsn gei9lohen
perben. 10 BOB bisfe Stabt. bic f& big
iebt fets elmer libsralen Iuslegung Bee
fte1enoer beraltetsr Sonntass9efsbe ere
frsut bate, ssffern i'm bu4fdbli9en
Slime bss Wortes ytrOden" mar.
(Wetl. qof.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Wit benz Raufe bes Sanoelsfammer-
@ebdubes baben bic Mit9lieber bes
Derbshsrten Sroens Der pptbias &itter
3weifelsObne einen sutsn Sanoel abss-
i9lOfsn unb ale psri9ieosnsn 2osen,
wel9e felt Der Befanntwerouns bsfel-
ben ibre geriammIunsen abbieIten,
finb einfimmis barin, bab isbt cine
1eus periobs fur ben boruisgeno oeut,
f9sn Orbsn tersingebro1en if.
Das md9tige 8adftsin9sbdubs nit
isinen neutrality-suspicious. 1T fur
2o9sn unb Ws~reinsspsde better eeeig.
net, als irgeno Elm anoeres @sbduos
Der Staot. Cine md9tise 5als i'm
obsren Stodusrte, i'm ,psitsn StOd.
merle Club. fomis aud Ysrsins3immsr
ssben ni9t nur ben berfdisosnen 2osen
Der Staot bic @elsssnbeit, ibrs Der.
iammlunsen 3u seutnidtsr 3sit ab3u.
balten, bisielben erm6sli9sn aud su.
slei4 ben 2ogenbrioern, f& fur &i.
tual= Wrbeitsn u. I. b.. Die n6tbi9en
&dumli9teitsn 3u rsierbiren.
SIM untersn Stud werte Rnb Sc.
f9dftsrdume. Der Originals reis beg
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30
Yoli3ut&es.

Ben q m / % amslsp, Elm
Collector, 1919 Glstdsr Mpe., uurbs
burd &ablsr Bernausr uno 2ibmiQer
berbaftst unb omar auf cine antla9e
feiner 5rau bin, baB or fis -berlafen
babe. Die Grau III our 3eit aubsr-
balb Der Stabt BET 0erpanbten, puros
aber bsna&ri9tigt, beute Dor 8eri9i
gu eri9sinsn.
Sobn 2tnbe 3, unter gn.
flaee bes 8ummelns unb bes 2lein=
bisbfabls psrbaftet, it- bsf&uloist, Elm
Sabrrab sefobien su baben. ginen
Wobnort tunnte SObn nidt angeben,
er bebauptet bon ausudrts 3usereiff gu
Iein inb ieiner Mngaben mad bat er
f9 bauptid9lid auf's Wsltenbummsln
berlsat. Ct f9sint ibsraa uno nir=
9enos berumgereif 3u iein.
gbas. 2re m b m a uno G6as.
Wilion, 9elanb 6lats, atei S9ul=
iunssn, finb bsf9uloist, in Der Spbe
s9ule go. 1 cine an3abl 5snfsri9si.
ben s%iusstuorfen au BADEN. Sic bsr-
bsiseeiltsn &aolerpoliaiifen beauftraa.
ten bie gltern Der beioen Sungen, bie-
ielbeu In Susenbseri&te porsufabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

. BauerIaubn tbf&eine.-
g. W. Spobr, auei Wobnbdufsr, 2ing
Ape. unb Walnut Str, So, 100. =
Diamond gbain anb Manufacturing
gompanp, Rsparatursn, 24l @sf
@eorgia Str, $700.-W. q. goof,
Wobnbaus, 1857 Bis $3.50 Bellefon.
tatne Str, 80, 500.-2aurenee 6tttle,
Wobnbaus, 607 SUTHERLAND Mbenus,
90, $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Son Der femperenstuose, bic CUR
3ett pisber einmal bur4's 2anb gebt,
bsfommt aud ber Shben isinen rei9'
Ii9sn S6ed ab. Nus Nufin, Ser,
trirb beri9tst: Sin altss Sonntagss
ssfsb' oas bersits %bouftdueis In gsr-
gefenbeit ssratber, par, ipurbe bier auf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30
Nufen serreibem ote &cttem

Wenn ss f9 bsftdtigt. baB Der
gr6Bte S5eil bss S9war3en Weer-
@ef@paoers in ben 6dnben Der &ebo.
Iutiondre III, banl it bie rufffde Re-
pollution our S6atia4e ~setporben unb
3rar nit sutsn ausf9tsn auf grfOls.
Nan tam ais fiber annebmen, baB
bic ntsuternbe Wanni6aft bes S3la9t=
f9ifes 9niaa patemtin persusifslt fdm-
pfen pirb uno an cine rlsbsreabe ai9t
osntt. @enn gefaneen, it sraufamsr
Sob i6r S&idial, Der grfols Der @e-
pollution ibrs sin3iss 5Ofnung.
0iemanb fann baran elauben, baB
Die Meutsrei bic unssplante Sbat
atigsaos getpOrbener Manni9uftsn if.
S4on Der nmfano aQsin, baB bic
lei9ten neutrality-suspicious. Der vpo-
tsmtin" In Ooeha sslanbst urb our
gertbeibigung Der Barritaoen benubt
tuerben, ipri4t bafir, bab sins intsuis
geate Oberleitung Die Wsutersi birt-
girt. nnb tusrnt biss Der 5aG III, 10
tt 6 taum gu 6e3ueifeIn, bab amber.
ui&tise S&Ia4ti4ife bss s9marssn
Neer @ei4waoers bemislbsn ginfub
u1terporfen fino uno Der rspolutio.
rdrsn partei Dos seben, tuas ibr
fe6lte, ndmIi9 6effuusen unb f9usrss
@ef&fB. gu 2anbs tonnten bic Sub
rsr Der &eOolutiOndre nidts gsssrl bic
&egierunsstruppen ausri9ten, neil
i6nen Der fi9ers sthbpunft feblte, bon
tuel9em aus he bic rsbolntiondre 8e.
tuegung Isitsn.tonnten.
Die poli3eiipisel unb BITE 8ssierunas=
truppel oereitelten nit bsrbdltniBmdbig
lei&tsr Wibe iebsn Ysriua elmer gs-
meiniamen geratbuns Der 5i6rsr Der
Rsbolution. Mit Der f9uimmenben
Gefune aber als 6auptquartier bot
f4 bic Sa9laas nit sinem Wals ssd1-
bert. Bon bort aus Tam cine inisli-
genie Sa5rung bic &sbolution, bic i'm
golte sdbrt, Isitsn unb pis IS In
OosRa ssi6sbsn. bur9 Cooperation
nit ben Batrifaoenfdmpfsrn bic Rsbo-
luton erfOlsrei9 MAIDEN. Wsnn Der
rufRf9e Soloat ni9t msbr W~iosrtanos.
lofe fnutsn tInn, iOnberu einem mir
funesbolsn 5euer eeeeniiberfsbt, 10
6dli er I'm Sample segen feline 2anos-
leute ni9t lanes aus.
@elinet es ben &ebolutiondren Dbeha
in geFb gu uebmen unb bie Sepei9en
bernislesn iosar, oaB i4ori cine brobi.
furif9e &ssieruns bort ertIdrt iei, bann
pirb bic Sabine Der &~sbolution iibsrall
In Rublanb sntfaltst tusrben. Wsnn
ni9t allies trEst, 10 bat seffern Die tuirt-
li9s Rsbolution in @ublano ~besonnsr
= m6se fis benz arrier, untsrbridten
Wolte bic Ss9nunssn Der Jreibeit
oeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Saues, obne bas 9runbfttd, belief i9
ME ~berlautet, auf $4,000, bas
9auen-@ omit 3ablt fur bas 9efammte
Anpeien itur $50, 900. Die Wiet6e,
welae iebt aug benz 8sbdsos se3osen
miro, belduft fb auf a~nndbernb
$4,000 pro Mnnum, bas @ebduoe bietet
aIIo eine bor3hsli4e 3atitalsanlose.
ielbft tuenn einise Der iebt bsrmietheten
Rdumli4teiten nod fhr 2ossnatpede
reisrbirt perben mHfen.
Nu9 Die militarif1e 8ran9e bes
Oroens tpirb nit In bas 8ebduoe hber-
feoeln uno bieieI6e piro gentigenb
@aum finbsn. ihre militdrifden ltebun-
gen sin3uiben uno aussufibrsn. gis
gum l. September fommenoen Sabres
bleibt bic 6aas nod i'm 8sfbe Der
Sanoslstammer, bann aber sebsnten
bic Sitter bieielbe gu be3ieben. Cine
gauge Mn3abl aeuer 2anoibaten 6absn
In Der leBten 3eit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ein-
serei9t, 70 baB aud bur& cine 0srmeb.
rung Der Witsliebersabl bic 9ogeri
einen 8ortbeil aus benz 3aufe bsrsits
gsaossn baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Wenn I@OuSerneur 9anlp benz
Speftafsl in ben StraBsn am bierten
Suli srfOlgrsi9 ginbaIt gebieten tann,
ba1n lam er mebr als mir ibm 3u-
traten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30
SanIp mag f4 aus iammtlinen

panIB mag tt@ ahs 1dtillfIt1efl
@sisbparasrapben elm psbefaI bausn,
er bleibt bod INNER mas er 1T. Sn
cine Wo9e auf benz Spanbausr Bod,
ufirbs bisIsi4t einen Meni8en aus
ibm MAIDEN, b~eionbers tusn1 er ben
poIi3ei.Rommifdr Rrtigsr aus Ni9i-
gan gitp, Der ibm In ieinem @eisna-
t~iOnsbrisf, 10 bitters Wabrbeiten iasts,
ais geislf9after mitnebmen tutirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Ser iduebii6e Hifsoas tpiro fid
i9lisbli9 aud iiber bic 2ostrennun9
Nnrpssens bsrubissn mhfsn. tuenr, sr
sinfebt, baB bagegen ni9ts me6r 30
MAIDEN sisbt. Die gpiiobe tann fig.
lid OILS erlsbiet bstra4tet trerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Sie repnbIifaniiAe girseri@afi
fOlte f9 6eute sablrei9 Bel ben primdr.
tua6len bet6eiligsn unb bas 2anbis
batsri ausfu@en ni9t ben geuerbs=
mdBiQeu Bolitifern iberlaHen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Ssitihe 8effimmtbeit uno fran36.
fi9s 66fi9teit tuerbsn bic Warotfos
Grass in frisbli4fer Wsife erlsbigen.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-30

criyc Of more Illuminating spec
tuclc than that wherein man who,
like Theodore RuusrvcIt. has won
the applause and rommcudation of
men of all political parties because
of his advocacy OF certain reforms,
ahandous his efforts; uhandons
his efforts because the special in.
terestS he assaIS have secured cen.
troll Of the Republican Representa-.
tives in Congress: because his pa
trlOtIc coarse Is not in line with
the record of II party that had la.
bItunlly surrendered itself into the
mcrrlcss Keeping Of trust mag
mates and corporation chiefs.
Perhaps there will be no split in
the Republican party, but in that
event one side or the other OF the
present day conflict must yield
The attention OF the American
people is now rivctcd upon the
situation They will he interested
in learning which of the CONTESTANTS
yicIdS-and they will, undoubtedly,
know when the yielding has taken
place. The COmmoncr.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-30
FAVORS A SEA LEVEL CANAL
Chief Constructing Engineer Wal.
lace Expresses Views.
Feet Above sea Level, VIII Not
stand u Decade.

New York. june 2G--J. f. Wallace,
chief constructing engineer of the
Panama canal commission, acCompa.
MED by Mrs. Wallace, has arrived on
the steamer Orizaba of the Panama
line. He Is here 10 talk over the situ-
alton in the canal zone with Secretary
TAFT and the president
Mr.. Wallace says II will take Il years
he Is not favorable to the Walker plan,
which calls for n canal ~ feet above
the sea level and Is being carried out
now. II, however cUngrrs. at the ses-
fiut. in Ian Ldary decides To appropriate
tho $50 00O 0U0 necessary 10 construct
The sca-level canal, the present plan.
which is to cost $iiu.0oU. 600. will he
abandoned.
Alr Wallace says It will take IL
and $23n 0oo, UUO to build the waterway
properly, that the Walker plan viii
not stand for more than decade,
while the soa-lcycl scheme will remain
forever and ho greatly more convenient
and easily nayigaled by vessels. An ad
visory committee Of engineers is pre-
pairing a report Oh the present plan,
and this will be presented to the
isthmian commission. to be reported
to congress
Asked If It was true that he intended
resigning. Mr. Walmcc's mouth closed
like a clam
Asked what he thought Of Gen,
Davis. MIR Wallace said. I'VE are
warm friends"
There are $500 people in the zone
now, .2oo bcing Americans.