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cause he sees that this IL the way 90
conduct the most successful attack
apen an enemy intrenehed behind
place ana patronage.
We are glad TO see these movements
going forward, NO matter who conducts
them or In whose interest they are
planned. The future OF this country
perhaps Il II not going too FAR to say
the future OF our nstitutiens=depends
upon a lively and continued interest
by the individual voter The tendency
OF late has been all the other way, A
party has srevitated toward a vast
machine, abandsnuy financed, we'll Of
aeered and warranted To run fereven
Just az soon az the people settle down
eomplaeently and acoaiesee In th,s ar
rangenient, Il matters little whether a
government call itself democracy. afis-
teeraey az monarchy. II will have a
governing class, and the people will
take what they can get aud he content
with It.
The highest fortunes OF the nation
ana those Of the individual are tied
up with the constant bringing home to
each man OF realization of his duty
To the state. II iH his business 20 get
out and wefk. lie belongs al the pri.
mary, IA the caucus aud In the eenven-
ton an well as at the polls. Thls fesz
teration OF the old enthusiasm and the
old patriotic feeling Ia the only saliva
tien from the wave OF corrupt msnip-
ulation that rolls 40 high In the pciiti-
cal ses, Not al the top, not with the
machine, not even In the regular party
organization on either eide viii great
reforms be instituted and carried out, /,
but we nsist appeal TO the character,
the devotion and the stesdfastness OF
the people themselves.
Any movement, NO matter what Il
calls itself. which looks toward this
regeneration should have sympathy.
II may he crude I'm form and II may
work temporarily Some misfortune by
excess OF radical ideas. but it viii save
the country from that concession 60
the rule OF the machine, we'll fabricated
with oceans Of cash Tor which we have
but TO lcok To Washington today to
Hnd striking example.
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A NATURAL CONSEQUENCE

If President Roosevelt were az eapas
BILE of foresight ss he is ef instantaneous
and foteefui aetien, he would have
known that his action in tsante De=
iningo would have precisely the effect
that has now appeared. This IL a great
speculative movement In the bonds of
South American states. These beegarz
ly securities are scattered ali ever Ilu=
rope. Wherever there is usuret ef
money lender taking big chances by
buying practically worthless paper for
song and locking Tor his profit Ia the
enormous margin between or 10 cents
on the dollar and par. he has a stack
OF South American bonds In his strong
box, This ls his opportunity
Whatever may have been the pfesi=
dents intention. or However careful he
may have sought to guard his action,
but one Interpretation has been placed
upon u by the publlr This is that
the United States assumes the role of
continental collection agency for the
various American states. All these
European bondheidsfs take u for
granted that they can new enforce
their claims. II Is going 60 lac extreme
~ difficult fof us te escape from that
conclusion ourselves. Moreover. the
high market thus secured for such pa
per viii encourage the emission of It.
u Is a great harvest day for dietatofs
and adventures throughout Central
ana South America generally. They
will have more bonds printed as rapidly
ss the ll'hosraphers can turn them out.
end Hest them while purchasers are 20
be had.
All this is done upeh the basis ef the
credit Of the United States. II is our
resources aud our strength that are
used to boom fictitious obligations and
10 pat money In the purses OF shsfpers.
Fay day is going 10 find us IN an awk=
ward rs. We are fifrnly committed 20
the real and original Monroe doctrine.
Now These foreign creditors VIII claim.
not without reason. that President
Roosevelt has interpreted the Monroe
doctrine TO mean that the United
States must see 10 u that the many
obligations of American states are paid.
II viii be held that. n we 10 not do
this. foreign occupation is impliedly
Justified If we 40 this we shall place
ourselves In thoroughly despiesble
position. This country viii bs merely
the miserable deputy That aistrains the
goods Of poor peepie bsfassea ana
ground 20 earth by loan sharks.
Such is the consequence of the pres
iaeHts rash course I'm sants Domingo
II was inevitable ana pfedietsBie from
the beginning. n can be aveftea only
by the premptest ana most positive re-
treat.
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Northwest News
IN THREE COURTS
Fair Haven Farmer Finds Him.
self Deep IN Law
snaaai % me n,ana

Sseesal 80 The u,ase
ST; SbeUp. April a,=Thrsueb abs gsa
eisesht essitast hiia BS a saisi,,s,,S tGo !
ef sessins his small seias. August orits
heG Haven fRsipsh. fanls himself an
tangled " thfee Separate and Sisti6St
courts The boys uncle, David sa6bsFS
nfene eeftsiatnt against pBits in tRa
justice esuft and when the sbeFitf 81
rested the man che tve sons wefe t,,rSs,,
syet 70 sanbesh and he still has then, IL
Then sanbesn fled a petition before
5hsise HanSsh ii the probate court asking
80 he eppeinted guardian ef the haNs ~,
the sfehsi4s that the father y nst a 80
person 10 have the rearing ef them
later Dpits's Attorneys Induced hif, =,
60 sefefe judge seaTie and secure q wfis
~ heseas eofras fef the possession Sf the
BOYS, whe were held BY the unele pendins
tee settlement ef The suaitlianship mat
tef ~ the pSetate court judge seafia
issued the writ bus when he learned ti,et
the ptohats eeast was interested in chs
mater he Hecf4e3 - reserve his decision
until after the decision Sf It,,ies fiaNssV h
ahnesneea. IN the meantime Ortiz Is eVt
en- sat e.ia 9 erinainal charse y hanging
eVef his head.
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WAITED TOO LONG
john Weber Took Out Second
Papers After Nomination
Special 10 The eiese

Special 10 The cieba
sE CLOUD ApFii a.-Iacsb Weber.
elected county commissioner fses the
thiid district sf ntaains sount,-
was sHstsa ftem that efice nv q
decree Of The district court mazda
nv Judge n Seafie Webef' .
seat was contested bs csetee rineeibe,,,
who was defeated ts Weber fet The Be,ne-
efathe hehieatch. Webef received q peF-
t.aeate ct election hswevef anS vas ,ie-
eiafed de faete niefnbef &c chs bsari
Ehgelhatd based his contest uren the
iset that Neber did not take sut his seq
sha fiaFefs until ten dars after he was
hoainetea ~ the primary election. eonse-
ahehtiN That he was not eiti2an of the
United states at the time he Was nenoi-
hatsa Nebes hled an answer making
similar allegations a. tc FneeihaFds ,,jti5
sensMBi but this. vas thrown eut bv the
aud Frivolous"
Ehselhard viii resume his seat uron tho
aeeid. tef the law provides that tha s,intT
commissioners shall held nflce ui,,ii tsei,
shceessers are duly elected ani aualiAe5
Nebet hes received no eeaipei,sste fet.
hts services oh the hoard and u 20 undeF-
steea VIII start q fnahiamus pFeeeeiira
~ an eheft 20 compel the county epf,n,is5 ,
mileage.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Hvan-f7dwsfd Garrett. Scatter N
retgn. New York w. 2. Fink. Sesttiei
~ NJ. ruiket f'toektoh Rlass. e q.
ley re-. W. . Mittet sha wife wlnons
Nefehants-H NJ. Males. Tacoma! y.
= Campbell Fprt Dodge w. y Kruger,
Hed Wing w a. CefIin. Eau claire. Wis !
A g Fletcher. Nefthheldj Andrew MFies
buuihi Miss Mae English Hiina. Ia g.
=. Davis. 81 retsf, . ~ Hussia. Bfliton
= -. y W. clifford. Davenport =. Arm
strong, Wnnepse Bessie Grimm. Hehah
MINI y y. Heilshd, ~. Peter W. ..
Virtue, Medfefd MINI.
wlndsef=u Hunt BuIuthi A. y Me
Mshon. pskaleosa NJ T. Schmidt and
wife, milwaukee,, w W. Hehfer. Dss
Melhss. w y. Hufsut. Isa Cfesse WIS !
eeufee w Wilson, Nefthfieidi - rHbls
Two Hsfbefs, Mimi A. =. Fsfhsm. Ia
Crosse, wis
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TROOPERS GO OUT TO
GAIN NOISY REVENGE
ssash sf ssiaIsfs Make Matters Lively ~
Vermont Tessrs

BURLINGTON VI, Abfil a.=4veHty-
fye members ~ Tteep p Fifteenth
United States cavalry commanded bv
First Lieut. George r BeWman afe -
the eusfdheuse 81 reft Ftiisr lieii to
ihe rev day, while 90 ir,aifs mere are be
ihe sought bF detail 81 soldiers rltty
troopers left the nsst Immediately ettef
pay day sr Thursday, and many distef
a special Guard YES sent cut ana twenty
Eve - the men were arrested The 9th
ets Rad net bEeH unprecedented tonight e.iI
Il they 90 net return within few aays
they will be regarded &c dsseftets The
fffeft under ssfsst elaiii 9 erlsvancs
against Lieut.. BeWfnsa ard exr,ie ~ their
teesnt absence on tiat sesfe
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MEANINGLESS CEREMONIES

MEANINGLESS CEREMONIES
Several times year come two Isu=
ropean rulers get together on a friend
" visit, and the press of the world is
full of disquisitions on the enormous
sisnifiosnce OF the event. hut a little
while ago it was King Edward and the
German emperor Then William made
his celebrated declaration of policy Go
Morocco. Then king Edward put In an
appearance In Parts ana was received
with great demonstrations of pleasure.
Each OF these moves is Interpreted az
a forerunner of close alliance some
where, and new departure I'm the
worlds policy. The trouble Ia that no
two netions agree. and that. therefore.
the entire system of alleged national
diplomacy has 60 he taken to pieces
and fitted together again like a pussle
picture.
The truth OF n is that all these ocs
eurrences are today absolutely means
inglesH az far az matters OF state are
concerned, The time was when the
tnonarchs OF the world settled things
between themselves. They met In eonz
ference very much as oaptains of In
dustry might do, and after wary sur.
vey of the situation got together and
made terms. Such a pact amounted 10
something. and the visit of one ruler
TO another was a ceremony OF national
significance. involving international
events. All this has been completely
done away with by the changes in
modern diplomacy end by the rise of
constitutional government. 1;mperefs
and ezars and presidents all like to
show or today about as well as ever.
but the show is pretty much all there
is left.
There is no alliance today between
any two nations of Europe such as 10
he effectively offensive aud Defensive.
nor can there be any except in the ease
of some such great upheavsl az fol-
lowed the appearance OF Napoleon.
The nations are intensely selfish,
Every one of them except Russia In
10 some extent responsible Co repre-
sentative assemblies. and even there
the power of the people IL making 1T
self felt, These people do not want
war. They do not want taxes ana
trouble, And their rulers know very
well that the Security of their own
places and possibly OF their own heads
depends upon getting along eomferta-
bly, Even the impetueus and erratie
William of Germany. who was expect
ed TO throw firebfands over Igiirepe
generally. has made of his reign a
study IN peace.
We might as we'll stop wasting
breath In talk about these conferences
between rulers snd these constantly
shifting and Imaginary alliances. No
nation In Europe Is geing 10 war with
another except for cause and Ia the
last extremity. Mo nation is going to
the rescue of another, " attacked. pn=
til satisfied that it's own interests ore
deeply involved. No sstute sovereign
pays the slightest attention 10 these
diplomatic tnsheuveiihEs. or gives
himself a moments uheasiness beesusa
William has bowed to Nicholas or tie
French president has showed a eeurtss
sy to Edward. All this is survival
as much out of date ana as meaning
less ms the court ceremonies of the
Middle Ages. II Is a part of the on
eisl business of ruling, but aside from
that II has no Significance. whatever.
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The persistent attacks of the sBthsr-
lilies on the business or the get rich
quick meh points the necessity for the
organization by those enterprlsine spir-
Its of some seit Of ubieh ana the APP
pointment OF an active walking dele
gate. The business Is going to the
dogs Under the present conditions,
which permit women 10 butt In.
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BIG COAL CONTRACT
Steel Company To- Provide for
twenty-five Years

PrrTsBURa 20, Apfil a-lhe Plt,s
burg CBsl company win clese q contract
within 9 few days with The United states
the ega u rray reuiiiie ai,finc q reri3d ~
twehtFfvs years ~ market price rhe
contract ealls fui aH the zeal he eorp6ra
tigii may need after Tie product of its own
mines are exhausted
The efaeunt ~ coai necessary fsr The
eeninans te furnish win ptnbabiv be be
tween E.BBp. 600 and 7 900 600 ipisi,els .
resf rhe Hsnoneaiela Csal es'nrarv
esutfsliea by The Plttsbure gea pe,,,ra,v
vii furnish lts n.ereftiniiate niefa
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Ms.er Mskes Fltst h.Il

q. nd &. Mgyet. he nsv Aaiefieat,
ambassador W ST Petersburg male his
FIRST cali yesterday on Fsfeicn Minister
Iseinsbstff, who extended az saastiaily
eeFial greeting BHapefps Nicholas prob-
ably win receive Fff Meyer or We9Res-
day, Nhen the latter viii present Fis let-
tArs ~ tfeHeneR
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eflntsf KlIlsa b ilstsl rI.s

Srselal 90 The glelBe
WlENIPEg, Man, Aprii p='rhe nun,
beldt hotel 90 the town sf Hu,nIsiit neqr
htinee Albert. 90 The Canadian Neithefn
line, was HsstteFed by IRE SATURDAY. niehi
aiens With q restaurant and stnali huiia
Pldtlnie Btintef ~ Wlnnires was bufned
20 death john pitzmauiiee was fatally
burned and several % The guests were
seiinnslr iniiirea
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eiesr for auaals

SPeelel te The gisbs
SUPERIOR Wis, Apfil p.-Ihp bile iass
Grain .earfiefs Hutchinson ana suitana
elesfsd the local hafhsF tsiav. bsunl fer
Bunaie These ore The cast iabs steam
ets w. leave tfis end sf the iabe ibis
season aud theif clearance siehaii7es ihe
onehine pf navigation: psth were loaded
WIN etaih 81 The Supetief elevators -
IS not Thought That either viii have treu=
bls IN .settihe through the Sos 90 the lee
there is almost eBne.
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srysnt's surisssusfs 81 ths stsr

A couple ef eelefed comedians and
three duskY bsllss are the feature Of
the shsw 81 the stat this week. Csat CO
end efunay, the two men, are refresh
inely funny and original. Their eoin=
ear aud characteristic dances eanfpsi
hearty laughter. The applause Given
their act IN the ollie was loud ana isne
The turn is what theatrical people tern
q scream" The two take turns ct The
plano ana 'teaf oft" bits of stneePat ted
melody and alternate IN funny ana
fancy steps Of sand dance which
called fefth frequent applause,
The rest OF the sheW is along usual
lines. aBd for That reason was fnsn6t=
eh6tis at times. The FIRST part wes 60
Peeially tame. The chorus performed
Its part In q mechanical lifeiAss fash
ION, ana the comedians dia stunts that
have 0peh done ithtinefable times be
fefes The conclusion Is mere lively
atd somewhat more efieihal
The clio was opened bT Collins and
Yaek, tive German college ehutaps."
and kheekabetit comedians. who were
at their best as dancers. Berry end
Berry presented q FIRST rate musical
specially. Both are good Instrumental
ists. and Frank Berry Is q aaaiist eefn=
sdiaR who enlivehs the aet Arlington
and Deimefe contributed q nensensiesi
skit which the audience appeared 10
enjoy. Belle franklin the leading LADY.
in the FIRST and aftefpieees Is as plump
and pleasing as formerly.
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Wrnrs nttlpss IL .n,sn

IUNBoN, ar,il s.-R6heft , Wrnse
AHistiean eets,i general ~ Ienaar ani
Ms WFnne arrived ~ london tnasv ate,
9 eoeH yuTaee Mr. Wynee vil take pf
he efheial duties 81 Saturday reVt yrher
Henri Clay Rtafis starts fof stgfl teuf
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Every eehecl }. FILLED Win Thew

As secn es the graduates begia their
work OF enlightenment President
Reeseselt VIII learn that there are piea-
" Of tiee,eee men te he haa.@Denvef
Republican.
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What the Editors Say

A resolution was nassed nv the
beatd ct aldermen permitting the
street railway company Co turn hack
the dial OF time and nave waba sha
street between the tracks with granite
blocks The street ear company ap-
pears TO he able 10 ie anything IL has
mind ia In this tewn=west 81. Paul
Times.
Peanut politics prevailed In both
houses of the legislature. and the Hefs
ton bill, vsstins the eentrel of the new
state capitol for the next two years Tn
the board or eapiteI commissioners.
was passed over the governors veto.
smaller bit ef paftisanship seldem
exhibits itself@E'efibeuit Democrat.
The present state legislature at this
date bids falr to- leave behind n a ree=
ora OF petty political maneuvefine aud
baekbitins With nothing OF any iniper-
tahce accomplished Well. if II falls to
pass any positively bad legislation n
Will be entitled TO some ersdlt.=pwaz
tunha Chronicle
The independent Press SAYS the leg
islatufe ls making 2 monkey Bf itself
Julius Schnahl, efiitef of the nsdweed
Gazette and chief clerk Of The hause
fersvefinore, recently said ~ was one
ef the best We ever had. pake your
ehoiess-Dawson Sentinel
Confidence is called the heart and
soul ef prosperity. Have veu ever seen
such manifestations oI confidence and
business optimism as Minnesota is put
ting forth this spring? Every state ea=
change bears evidence pF H.=puiuih
News Tribune.
womeh, declared Co lie dead bY
two physicians. 10 restored with salt br
the third. The successful doctor might
try his salt remedy on the anli=Fail=
road PASS bills that have been nut ts
sleep Ia the esislatufs.-Albeft Lea
STANDARD.
Cole Younger wants te come back te
minnesota We can remember the time
when lac was trying to- Get eut ef AIiR=
iiesuta mighty hsfds-Ssuk Center
Herald
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esntIrns inusatst

Fsfinef-tieW much fef 9 ride tor
teUwhs
6sbby@Fifty cents with eli that lug
cage t.sss
Fsfmef=ws the 50 eeats sis't lsa
but gosh 81 III threw ~ the lueeaee.Z
Chicago News
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WIN 60 b ssr,s enmInn.

SAN JUAN, 2. n, Asti s-p.. =
~ HIGHLANDER. Whe hss beea selected liF
President neessveit 20 Investigate tie
hsesl conditions 81 the republic ~ aante
besninee win sail shortly FEY Sante na-
isihes ea beard the cruiser Chattansaea
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Be- aaits : aln Eslla,N

Secretary or War TAFT Ia also acting
president ana Acting secretary OF state
three big jobs, but after walking
round hin one cannot doubt that he
VIII MI al three ehaifs.-New York
.Cemmefeial
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Get ncftb psts,s pss,,m.ss

speeial a. The Globe
WASHINGTpN. Apfli e=Alesantlst
theilebeis has been appeifitsa past,,,as-
tet Ct Bsleeiift and Neis Hanson ~ Hlpn.
~ ". Edward - Thel p appointed ~
rel carrier ~ STAPLES Aiinn
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AID Most az Thew Are es,c,ssl.

New England may. succeed Ia ferm-
Ing Crustacesn combine, but there
viii still remain large supply Of In
dependent lebsters In the community
baltimore sun.
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If we take Mr.. podds AZ his word we
are bound TO conclude that the Stand
ard oil company In engaged In corner
ing the market on Christian virtues,
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Among the Merrymakers
a pisss,sis.

'fse6niaas" said Mf Meett8n's wife
lock fss ~ tie eye s,ia answer me s,,s
question Have yeu ever deceived me
abttit enFtIisse?'
well Henrietta" he answered. after
much hesitatt8h 2 tniist confess tTat Z
have not beer altogether frank Oh iiti=
snefeuss Occasions I have aissetnbiea T.,
the extent ef tfrine 30 appeaF far fFsfs
amlsbie than I really felt w washington
Star.
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nia, flsslnna nnlna

cry or MEXICO. Aptii s-Ptesiaent
Disz hes issued deefee Feet,latiae the
designs faf Tie new eeins ~ the fepi;blir
Pteyisish = tfeae ief the tew gold cgtiia
dollars differing stt slightly ffehi ths
present egins
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Considering the disposition Of the
principal passenger II is just az well
that that Texas town adopted modern
methods In holding up the presidential
train
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Ne.ant Won. An. Lenaer

THIS country can have no excuse Cor
sving to destruction while E. 3ehia=
min Andrews II alive and able TO ree=
esnsse and classify the pefils that eeh-
ffent Us@Chieage Tribune.
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Arreirts enme Maraens

Sreetal - The Globe
PIERRE. s. u, April n=ttev plrea
has appointed game Nardens CO., the fsi
lowing eeunties: Clark Robert PdaiiF.
Clark! EinssbHtY. Gus M GaSelT. Afiine
tpni Hand. q NJ Dunn. Milleri sanbetr.
?. Y. Helister WBensoeket, Uninn
Iames HalIllas IL Mernnl
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Feuns ped q LskevilIs

Special 20 The Clofe
HASTINGS, MINI Apfll s.=f,eVis
AUster Wss discovered desa ~ q tssfh ~
J. n. Sullivan st tsakeffie. today DeB-
Hts Coroner Wsibriaee pronounced u 2
case Of heart failure. AtisteF was 2 lssTof=
et. aee1 ~ years. ana ilad worked IN that
yielRity ftif serfe tinie Bast. His psfefsts
I've at Belle Plaihe
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A minister OF The gospel should have
more faith than the chaplain of tbs
Pennsylvania legislature. who resigned
because he thought his tloek wss be-
yend the reach of prayer.
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Chaaneey DepsW seems to be rather
proud % that new ese of his referring
to the passing OF the steam locomotive
In ten years.
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Afraid n. Went &c, che chance

lts not because he may he bent on
suicide that life insurance companies
rate the esar az an extra hazardous
fish-Anaeenda STANDARD,
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eresident css,re

He seetns disposed TO faii cut with
and hsht the world, ana II may not Ne
long before he wili have to he taken I'm
hand az general distufhef OF the
pesees-eaiveston Daily News.
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a Srsat Tsjtss

.Csssiay=Myi but he do isve 20 hear
iiirHsel talk don't hef
CsssF=ffe ds. Faith. y he had tie
habit ~ talkiB' IN his sieep he'H set
iip all night 20 listen ana srpissa .-phlie
deltsiia rfeSs
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Can't Eve. PLAY .h. Msehi,e. Here

II is evident that the J. Morgan
Smiths prefer the simple life IN Cinein=
natl to the veiuptueus pleasures OF
Gethams@New york remmprciai
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That Explains everythis,

An ottawa scientist says Volcanoes
sse the source cf oil Now the meaning
OF the eruptions all over the land IA
plsih.=New York Herald
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How Asev, ,Ie,,i. er..n,. 60,

When Mt Roosevelt gets there, there
will he two Republicans IN Texas. Sec
retsrr I-esb is the other ene.-petreit
Free Press.
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II now begins to look as though DR..
Washington GLADDEN. took the bali away
from Tom Lawson just as he wss get
ting csntfel OF ~.
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"a eieteyrssn hes ssia that II Is . ais-
grace 70 he riel +"
well I wish I weren't 90 asFnsa Pc
spectacle Houston Post
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SUMMER RESORT OWNER
TAKES LIFE WITH POISON
5ei,n 7lshee eF euil tsk4 Kills nlroself I.
FIG % Dependency
sssgIsl ts The Globe

Sreeist 20 The Glebs
nRAtNFHp MINI. Attii n-I.rn
nlshop Of Guii Lake. one "a ,bs ei,;ji,. .
residents, committed saieide THE naernine
ebeut 20 o'eloek by taking stitehnihe no
tptmsFlg conducted the sBshep ranch at
Ghll Lake, one ef the most pGpUiar sum
mef resorts w Northern minnesota " is
Thought Bishpp breeded ever financial
matters. having recently disposed - his
land end heienslnes about quli t4ahe lie
las several children living in ills ee,,ntr
Ills wife died several wears aee
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He is eer,si, 60 Make esss

Whilst the secretary is sitting on
the I'D" Tot the next sixty dave the
country viii have an opportunity to
take HE gause,=phiiadeiphia Reeasi.
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Mt.. e-r.eaeit n.trtn.

WASHINGTON. april s.ZSffs. nsoss
Feit s,ia three sf tier rtfiarnr. rrtsn have
beer away on siiutt cruise ~ Etoriaa
waters. fetutfed 20 washington tJtas
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
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.ssft ~ Wyoming, died st hls he.iie here
today
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10

All The birds were singing sayiy
Though yega thlnk 'tW6sia make tiiea
bite
Ta awake each blessed nsriiire
with tIieit iilfs 81 pref aeSr
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