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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Ttbrsn Sts Arissts.
9as S6Iadtidiff auen anoeren &riesS,
fabr5eueeu fiberIeesn.

9as S~HIadtihif auen anoeren &riees,
tabr3euser fiberIeesn.
Wie unbeoingt bas S4la9H9iff i'm
Seefrieee feline ueberleeenbeit seaeiet
bat uno tpie tpenig anbere Irten bon
&riessf9iffsn fi9 ibm I'm 9riese i'm
fernen Often setpadien erpieien baben,
erOrtert cine offiaieleO ~arlegun9. tpel9e
bas Ser. Stadten<M arinebepartement
iiingft perOffentli9te unb pel9e por>
ausii9tli9 internationules Snterefe
erreeen tpirb, neil ite Don Der Mbmi>
ralstommiiiion ausgearbeitet porben
lit, on beren Spibe als Yrdiibent Obj
miral Setpep itebt. @on ben "a ruff
f9en SorpeboiGeern in pprt Nrtbur
bat pG6renb bes &rieges na9 Der Oar>
legung teiner Bis iebt ettpas ausgeri9z
tet unb ben Sablreiden iupanif4en
Sorpebobootansriffen fe6lte felbit unter
benz S9uB Der Ounfelbeit unb segen
elmer Dor Mnfer liegsnben Seinb, befen
SteIuns sendu befannt mar, faft ieber
grfolg. Ser enti9ieoenen Rortettur
basesen beborf bic bier5ulanbe aiemli6
perbreitete Nniidt, bab bas S9la9ts
f9iff fi6 i'm fernen Often ni9t bepGbrt
babe. 0ie japanif4e Tlotte iberrai6ts
bur9 ibren por5iisli9en .3uftanb unb
bur9 ibre Sdlagfertigteit unb es bari
be6auptet perben, baB fie iebe 9attune
bon Sabraeug in Der Weiie p%ertpanbte,
in tpelder man fid ~iiberboupt Wirfune
babon perfpreden fonnte, 10 bab ieber
moberne Marine<S e9nifer baraus bic
sriinblidite 8elebrung fdOpfen tann.
Wenn unter folden l~1mitGnben bic
iapanif9en grfolse faft ausi4lieBlif
Der @ertpsnbuns bes Salahtf4iffes gu
psrbanten parsn. 10 mub man benz
eriten Qorb Der britifden Mbmiralitdt
Qorb Selborne, in feinem urtbeile bel.
ftimmen, tpelder faste: nNaa ben 2eb=
rem bes &rieses i'm fernen Often Tam
obne Sdladtf4iffe feline Madt borar
benfen, bic 5errf9aft auf benz Meert
5u errinsen ober gu bebaupten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
YrotefsV eriammlmn9en

Die protef-g eriammluns i'm Seut-
f6en 6auie miro un3ueifelbaft quite
erfolge nit fid brineen. Die gewe=
guna NOR hIinseno ourd Die orObenosn
Sempersn3borlaasn uno bic Ste0ung
zines 6beils Der engliihen prehe 3u
Der 6raee orineeno seboten.
Sbwobl Der Saal gut beIeBt mar 10
bdtie mo bod %ertuarten f6nuen. baB
in elmer 10 pidtigen. Dos san3e liberule
gtrgertbum intersifirenoen 6rase cine
brsifad 10 grOBe an3abl bon giirgern
bette antpsisnb fein folen.
gs if uobl taum n6this ben Inter
f9ieo 3miiden elmer protefts uno elmer
foeenanntsn Nahsnuerfammluns ndber
30 beinirsn uno IS gsniigt 81 bemer.
fen. bob in elmer misunderstanding
GENTLE gefrebungrn er6rtert unb big
tutirt tueroen, UNI @onDertiten au mos
den, eiaer prptef=B ~erfammlune aber
tiur Der cine 3psd urterlisgt, prOtsf
geeen bsftsbenoe ooer beabf9ti9te un=
asrs6tiafsiten au erbeben.
Die Befuder eri6einsn gu bisiem
3msd b6aie nit f9 sinig, ba6 GENTLE
Mabreseln 81 beroammen Fno. sic
bsbiirfen teiner BsIsbruns iiber ben
@~egsnRanb, ibr bloBss gri9einsn III
Berueis oafir uno nlles mas lie polsn
if ben Bsi6lfHsn. pelde geasn Dos
bsabF4tiste unrs9t pOreele9t ueroen,
bur9 ibre Gtimme Wu4t an berleiben.
gu elmer protef : 0erfammlun9 be9ibt
man fi1, nm su protefiren. Wan
braudt nidt srft bic Nnmeienben bur6
Mr9umsnte au iiber3eu9en, benin he
tommen nls usbsr@uets. Sarum limb
aud bel elmer protef : 8~eriammlun9
9auerreoen adnsli6 auBer plab. Sas
publitum III bbais ibsr feline StsQunq
in Der N~neslsssnbeit i'm Reinen uno
berlanet Sbaten. @enn prOtef.ger=
iammlunasn bieiem Princip Dor fi1
gins.n. 10 uiroen fe aud grOberen
gntbufasmus seiti9en.
Die ansabl Der 2sute if 'iebr sabl=
reid, tpel9e iur bssbalb su 6nuie
bleiben, INN ni6t auf @naoe uno uns
gnabe perf9isosnen &sonern tiberant-
tuortet gu tperoen, tuslte fia bes 2dn-
qeren bemaben, fie tiber cine Grage
aufsufldren. iiber pel6e fe ldn9f elm
urtbeil gebilost babsn, ME ibr @ri9ei=
r1en aIs prDtsfler benefit. Sn eiHer
protef. WerfammIune finb ole besiel-
ben Sinnss tiber bic 8erwerfidteii
aeuiFer Saaen. Nismanb beoarf Der
nmffimmung.
Man fibre Observation-Disclosures
in bieTem Gimme unb quite @rgebnihs
ueroen nitt ausbleiben.
gs iH rdtbli9, baB bic 6erren.
tuelde Der Sade ibre Siente uei6en.
i6re ia msif porsaali&en argument'
brufsn uno einige Sage Dor Ibbal'
tuna Der YrOtsf-8 eriammlung in Cir
culation bringsn. Sic t6nnen f9e,
fem, bab 2euts, bic fi9 ibrem prOtef
niGt anfalieBen molten, f& bitter
ptirben, burd @egsnuart ibrer perfOr
bic numerif9e Stdrfe Der Proteffle,
anfdeineno nod su erb6ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

Ser fnr9tloie repnblif. Wapors'
gaubibat bon ghiea9o CAB eiiem Btrs
oer-gomiie seseniiber oie fOlgenoen ers
ildrunge1 ab:
Die gtrserf@aft BON @bieaso",
faate Serr 6arlan. Ytuini4t ni3t, baB
bic Wirtbi9aften an Sonntagsrt gss
f6lodsu tueroer. unb Id tpdre ni9t be-
re6tiqt, ben geriu9 81 MAIDEN. he 3i
l6lisBeu. SD ielbf bin Nitsliso
mebrsrer Clubs. in oeren 9ebduoer i@
an eonniagsn Jules betOmmsn tann,
mas id gu irinten winf3e. IS utiros
mid lebr drsern, iOlie meme psribti'
Ii6e areibeit in bisier 0inf9t be-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
l~n11Nmn01fN r 4 Mir fpse9en IN trsess
hi UUH XIuIlJUuNt1s 4uInIIuUIV enen StabHbeu fix
A hIvN Y l nIIIV1R IQIIIvHIn gdi@e Dor.
llulylO uUlVU lIllOlvuul FRA %. D9artIax4.
nM DNous CO.
Giuc 0icbcsscidibte BON 81"

Ils I'M oeuti9Sbdnii9en &riege bas
bdnif6e Seer am N~aneiperf Lao, md6te
Elm Snfantsrift Die 8etannti9aft eines
iungen MGb9ers aus Der @eaenb, Der
9o9ter zines 9anbmannes. Sas Yoor
berlobte it9, re9nete aber ni6t nit ZEN
beutf9geftnnten Gltern Der eliidli1en
iuneen 8raut, bic Tin feinen preis
einen SGnen gum SdpiegerIobn bafer
ipollten. Oas bsrbrob ben junaen
&rieger febr, benin es ma elm biibffes
junses MGb6en, unb es befaB bic iebr
unfebnli9e Mitsift bon $4,000 euten
beutf4en Reidsmarf. gu bieiem I'm
sliid aber sefente fi9 elm anberes: bas
bGnifde Seer ging na9 benz Nprben
5uriid unb entfiibrte audi ben perliebten
Marsfobn ben &usen Der S9Dner.
Der 0dne fu9te bur9 bGufige 8riefe
bas Mdb9en bauernb an iid gu bins
ben, unterlag aber bdlb eirem fdneibi>
gen Diterreidifden 8orporal, Der fur5
tarauf bic beuti9e S9lespiserin gum
Mltar fiibrte. Ha9 benz &riese CAB Der
Oefterrei9er ben M%ilitdrbienft auf,
purbe 2anbtpirtb unb iibernabm ben
5eimatblihen 9pf ieiner 5rau, tpdbs
renb bic S9pieeereltern auf's Often
tbetl aogen. Ser iunge Dane fiebeIte
fi4 in Sitlcab an, tpo er einen fleinen
2anb5efib ertparb. fi9 p~erbeirctbets unb
slidli4er 5amilienpater purbe. Ober
eisentlid, CT iuar ni9t gang glidli9,
benin er bate bas MGb6en BON 11fer
Der Sdlet INNER nidt pergefen fOns
men. Stdnbis perfolete er bas S9id=
fal Der i'm StiIen Mnsebeteten. gines
Sases erfubr er, Der Oefterreiher fei
tobt, bret Sabre fpdter itarb au9 feline
@befrau, er tpar frei. ~perfoufte fem
fleines @ut unb sos na4 Sdlespig,
mo er auf benz linn befannten !6ofe bic
betaste Wittpe auffu4te. sic CAB ben
Werbunsen bes 9Gnen nd9 unb be-
lobnte bic Musbauer nit einem vSeSa."
4iirali4 CAB es 9o9aeit-4O Sabre
ra4 Der eriten Werlo6ung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Mms Der 2egislatnr.

Cine Worlaee bes Reprdfentanten
Sapre, bic bas Druden fdmmtlider
Bills, bic bon ben betrsHsnoen 1auss
ooer Senats- @omites einftis einberi8-
tet tporber fino, beriangt. uuroe elm
aereidt unb fanb BEL ben 2egislatur-
Mitglisbsrr eroBsn geifaa.
Bel Der Sibuns Der gemeiniamen
@omites, bic iiber bic Sdafun9 elmer
faatli9en giienbabn : @ommiifion be-
ratbfdlase1 tpuroe bic %fo9enannte
Newbouie'i9e Bill bon Dan. Sims,
benz superintendent Der Wabafb
Giisnba5n-@ eieaiaaft aufs s&drfhe
fritiirt.
6err Sims bertrat bic Mnfi9t, bab
bic bon Senator Hewbuuie einsereidte
@orlage elm bur9 unb burd un9ere4=
tes unb einieitiges Wa9wert mdre, bas
lsoisli6 bic Snterefen Der 8erienoer auf
Soften Der Babnseieaf9aften uabre.
unb BOB bic @nnabme berfslben bic
giienbabn=g orporationen i'm Staats
Snoiena In bic sr0Bien sdwierigteiten
berieben tuiroe.
aeuBsrt lebbafte Debatten riefsn Die
neuen 3ufdbe gum Mi6olion=G eiebe
bsrbOr. 8om @Omite muroe seFern
bas foIssnbe ENHANCEMENT atnifie ein-
beri9tst. SaHelbe beffimint. oaB In
3utunft ale UNI cine S9antlieens
na9fu1enben perionen DIE ge9en bic
Ghbruns ibres @ei9dftes bon irgeno
elmer Settle erbobenen protsfe ooer
Glaeen gu e%nttrdften uno 81 uioerle.
gen baben.
@saet oas ~bsffsbenbe 5reipaB.u ebeI
tpurbe bon Senator Dapis Elm erneu
ter, f9merer S&las sefiibrt.
Sonte feline Bill. bic er sefern Der
2egislatur unterbreitete unb duberff
ipmpatbii9 bon elmer groben In3abl
BON Witslieoern beioer 0dufer aufse-
nommsn nurbe, @eisb tuerben, bann
otrfte bic Ssrase Der annubme bon 81.
fsnbabn= 6rsipdhen bur6 6ffentlide
Beamt: fur INNER oefinitiO erlsoigi
fein.
Cine risfge protsf. Noorefe murbs
geftern our9 Senator Gormes be,
2eaisfatur unterbreitet. Sisielbt
ri6tet f9 eegsn bic Innabme Del
Woob @arnifdeesBil unb mar Dor
Snoianaer Witelisbetn Der Brother
booo Of &ailuap Srainmeu unter3eid.
net. 8esrinbet tpuroe Die MoreRe mi
benz Sinweiie, Bob bic gei9Iuanabm'
Der 26bne bon gifenbabnIeuten nod
ben Betimmungsn Der Woob'ider
8Orlage Rotb uno Mrmutb in bi
6amilien Der 8abnan9efelten TRACER
tpiiroe.
I'm Der 8eriammlung Der 9emein
iamen gomits's fur 9r6Bere uno tlei
mere Stdote labmen biele berborragsnbl
8ei1dftsleute unferer Staot Sbeil, TIN
ben 8eridt oes Qualifications .@Omite!
hber municipnle @~orporationen a.
pernsbmen. Ssrielbe fanb cine duberf
unefinfiJe Nufnatme Bel ben betref.
fenoen @siddftsleuten unb wuroe ieb'
abfdlie tritifert.
ginfimmi9 puroe Dem gerlangei
Musorud aeaeben, baB Der Charter Dor
Snoianapolis ni9t 9ednbert tueroel
unb in feiner iebiaen 5Orm tueiterbe.
feben m6ge. IS 1T als pabrfaeinlid
an3unehmen, bob benz alaemeinen @r
iu9sn &e9nuna getragen ueroen tpiro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

Ser hide STOP SeIesramme, iuel&s
epmpatbiebemeiie fur bic 8~efrebun-
asrr bes Werbanbes aus allen Sbeilsn
bes Gtaates bra9te, mub elm empfino-
li6er GtoB fur bic Wuder iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Sps3ial'E our iisli6 mad ben
beriibmten HeiortS nno War0i @raS
pia Yennfplsania 2inien.

Rontas, ~. Sebruar 1905. Befi1tisunss.
Reiie. Beriibmte 6lorioas 3eiorts. @robe
SHIa1tfeIbsN nfi9t entIang Der 2inie. 3rel
Gage in Nerp Orleans mdbrenb beS peItbe.
riibmten Narbi Gras Garneuals. tlnfoften
fir III Gage, eini1IieBLi1 guImans, sos,
S@reiben sic an SO. SO. Ni9arbfon, affis
ffent Generals paRasiers Mseut, Snbiana'
poIt8, fur G~in3eInbeitsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
DIE 4amptfudbe.

mOu, 9Th, finbeit gu nidt. bdb
Dein 8rdutigam trumms 8eene hotsN
glib: DID tpas-aHfs Stanoess
amt fommt er fhpn bamit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

vile abtnns fur bic Wanner.
uelae poraefern abenb in Der Wahsn.
geriammluns prOtef segea Muders
@eiebqebung erhoben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

Vile GIaheu Der Sep6lfernn9
uorenin Der borssfriaen @erfammlung
pertrsten uno ale fimmten iberein In
ben Ruf vHieoer nit ben Rudern."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

Oie GItete gefebqes
benbe 4Drperdaft lit, na6
benz britifden parlamente. Der idpes
btf9e Heidstag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
@rnnseisentbuns llebsrtrasuneen,

stS ~
fho6flite @ds @abaib Str. unb @a=
pitol aue. SIS, 600.
Snoiana Sauin9 uno Snbefment
@Ompanp on Greo o. Stil3 u. a.,
She'll bon Got "a, Worris' Oat Din
@ob.. 6flide Settle Der @ural Str,
u6rbli9 bon Der @artslbabn. $500.
Mbolpb 2abn an %. 9. Druop. 90
uaba, fioIide 6dlfte bon 9ots 8 uno
10, 4ubsnlot SO, 6fli9e Settle Der
gaf Str, smiidsn Ohio unb Wiami
ctr. 81. 500.
Sbomas 70. Warren an George %.
2epfsr, Got l in Bromn's Subj. bon
She'll bon Ouslot %. AZ BEL 81 10 bel
81, IL bel "a SUB, uerbefert, flo.
tpefli9e gde alabama uno st. Clair
Straben unb Sort Wapne Nbenre.
SIS, $50.
Marp 6. 8if6op an CHARLES 8.
Wsbfer, Got 1876 in Nlen & 8oot's
Norb Moo., 40 bel 156 SUB, perbei-
iert, Ofieite Der Stem Seriep Str,
n6roli9 Der IL. ctr. $1,000.
Otto 9aros9en on 2ewis 6: BABIES,
9oi 18 in Worsan's Wet Snbiana-
polis Iob., 81 bel 1876 GuB, 'berbsHsrt,
Horbfeite Der Worsan Str, peitlid
BON Wc9ain Ctr. 81, 500.
9iram 8. @osbp an Sobn u. Sba=
fer, noromefli6es 8iertel bon 6 of 8 in
SaHelman's Moo., AZ. 80 bel 1876 Sub,
perbsKert. Gillette Der Slinois Str,
n6roli9 Der 38 Str. $2.5 500.
Sobn Q. 3oIpb an Samusl ..
@ibfOn, Got 148 In 8rablsp u. ". OF
Waibiugton Str. Nob., 81 bel 1876
SUB, perbeKert, Weffeite Der Sennp
Sit, fioIi9 Der Nep Oort Straee.
81, 900.
@sorge 8. 2ortepster an Geo. 6.
@riffitb, $beil bon Sec. Is, 8p. ID,
Ranse4 4, IA 88 Ncres, psrrp Somn=
ibip. $500.
indianapolis 8reuins 60. an Nlis
@iaian, Got 8, Msstsrs Mob.. iaoIiG
Der Is. Str. $3.50.
2etpis 6. Eapis an Otto 6arbeQau,
iiowefli9ss UisrtsI Der Section 26,
8omnibip Is, @anae 8. 5 NGer, perrr
SornIbip. $4,000.
Sames 90. Seabp on Wartba u.
Wrnolb, Got Al. Wartins Netu Yorl
Str. $4,000.
gli Worris an College Siebts Co.,
'Gois $50. Blof /; 2ots Ito uni
|I21-30, Blod 2; Got Ito, unb 81
l-30. 8lOd z; 9ots 80, glod s:
uno Got l, BlOd 10. SdOfslo u. Nno,
Iob., 81 2ots. s16, 500.
Sobn &. Sbomas OH bieIelbe, Got!
II biz 20, Blud 2 ;'2ots 8 Bis 10 uni
Is big 80, 8lod 8; 2ots 8 big 10 uni
Is big 30, BlOd 4; 9ots l big 9 uni
ftblite Outfits bon Got 10, @lpf 5
Cots l Biz "a. Ylod 6; 2ots IL bi!
20, glod z, in berielb.n abolition, loo
Cots; amii6en Der 2afe grie giien'
babu uno Martinbale Nbe., bon Is.
bis 80. Str. $13, 500.
Charles 8. Webffer Of, Marp 6.
Blabop, 2ots 80 unb 80, Nponbal'
Mbbition, Norbmefede 3enmoob @be.
uno IS. Ctr. $1400.
Sbomas Dom u. u. an gilbert 9,
Garter, She'll bonn nOrowefliden 8ier'
tel, Section IL, Sownibip Is, &ans'
8, 20 Ndsr. @afbinston Sp. $500
Mab.N eimeier 2umber COMPANY or
Saeob 3linefelter u. a., Got 80, 8lod
R6, Sangiter u. a., DAT Sia Nob..
ALP bel 1896 Jub, norbusflide Sd
Baltimore Mpe. unb Is. StraBs
81, 500.
&obert 6. Moore on 2erop Semple'
ton, itowefli6ss gierte! Seetion 80
3opnibip Is, &anse 8, 1875
sIeres, Decatur 8p., 21,000.
Souarb 81. @larf an Mlice Stie9'
mann, Got 5. Blod 4, Walter's 81
Ohio Str. addition, 35 BEL 145 SUB
ihbli&e Settle bon Nstp Oort StraBe
81, 800.
Oren $. Wurpbp an Wartba 6
Brotper, 2ots 4 unb 5, Blod %
Nortb Snoianapoiis, fibli&e @eite be-
81. Str. pefli& bon Clifton Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

Tiabiefett Der go #. Sin
ouf benz rRotben Mese" in Ireiberq,
Su4ien. pobnenber Gintpobner erbielt
biefer Sage einen Brief aus pbilabeI=
phiu. po., ri9tig augeiteut, Der auf Der
Gbre6e folgenbe Ortsangobe trua:
Bother Meg In Sa9ier. europa,
@ermania.~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

justifable in actual fighting. New
tricks are always desirable as surprises
The weaker man is the legitimate prey
Of the stronger. One should always try
TO discover the weakest man in the op-
ponents' line. as, for example. the man
most recently injured. and attack him
again and again.
These rules Of action are all justifia-
bic and even necessary in the consum-
mate savagery called war. in which the
immediate object is to kill and disable
as many OF the enemy as possible. To
surprise, ambuscade and deceive the
enemy and invariably to oyerwheim a
smaller force by a greater one are ex-
pected methods of war But there is no
justification for such methods in man
ly game Of sport between friends They
are essentially ungenerous and no
sport il wholesome in which ungener-
Gus and mean acts which easily escape
detection contribute to victory. wheth-
er such acts be occasional and inciden-
tai or habitual.
The essential thing for the univer-
sity youth to learn is the difference be-
tween practicing generously liberal
art and driving a trade or winning 4
fight no matter how. Civilization has
long been in possession of higher ethics
than those of war, and experience has
abundantly proved that the highest ef-
ficiency for service and the finest sort
of courage in individual men may be
accompanied by and indeed spring
from unvarying generosity, gentleness
and good will"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

The Confucian cult in China seems
likely to find u parallel in ''Cervantist"
cult in Spain The three hundredth
anniversary OF the publication of Don
Qui1ote" will be honored with ceremo-
nies stretching over the whole year.
Every schoolhouse which does not al
ready possess a Cervantes memorial
will be ornamented with bust of the
great author Statues will also be
erected to his memory in all the towns
in which he dweit, and national edi
ton" Of his masterpiece. Don Quix-
ote," will be published. In Spain every
one who reads 10 a "Cervantist" Out
Of 27S different editions of Don
Quixote' published 223 are in the
Spanish language, and eighty-seyen OF
them were issued In Spain.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
New and s,ronx Hands to the Plow.

New and Strong Hands to the Plow.
OF the vast numbers OF Europeans
who annually leave their homes for the
freer atmosphere OF America an In
cressingly lesge proportion is Slavic.
fact which deserves more notice than
Is generally given It. Last year some
10000 Slavs passed through Ellis is
land, and their daily arrivals were ex-
ceeded only by the Italians and posi-
bly, the Jews.
Properly speaking. the Slavs ought
not 10 be ciassed as one group. They
are really collection of twenty-one
peoples. differing In race language and
religion. They range from the highly
civilized Bohemian TO the illiterate
Ruthenian and embrace Roman Catho-
lies, Greek Catholics, Protestants,
Lutherans, Doukhobors, Freethinkers
and dozen other sects. The majority
come from Austria-Hungary, practical
ly all the rest from Russia-Poles,
Films and Lithuanians. The emigra-
tion OF the Slavs. particularly the
Poles. with whom freedom is a fetch,
though their country has known it not
for hundred years. and the Firms,
who have but lately lost their Liberties,
is largely due to political causes.
Desp'.e their heterogeneous charac-
ter the Slav immigrants are more east
ly assimilated into the American body
polite than the other new elements
because they scatter throughout the
country, not budding in the great
cities. They have one great advantage
over other immigrants in that their
own countries are so like this. in eli
mate and otherwise The Slav when he
comes here does not have to learn a
trade or to go to work as a day laborer
He mines coal in Pennsylvania. grows
wheat in the west. tobacco in Connect
cut, or works In the steel shops, the
shoe factories. the oil and sugar re
fneries All these things the Slavs do
at home. The largest numbers are in
the coal fields of Pennsylvania. mainly
Poles. Ruthenians and Slovaks. They
are as a rule Industrious. law abiding
and ambitious and not at all like the
Huns who followed Attila to the sack
Of Rome.
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bin in one hand. q plain leaf Of paper
bearing two typewriter lines in the
other and q multitude Of struggling
emotions in his breast Through IA gath
erins mist in his eyes he read the two
line-:
A friend who Is not expert AZ rhyme
Bess you to accept this valentine.
To bis mind there was something pa
thetic in the wretched lack Of rhyme
and rhythm. for il indicated 10 him
only an innocent attempt Of one un-
praeticed IN the ways of de,eit 10 cUn-
eeal her identity. God bless herr he
nurmured fervently. kissing the page.
She shall never know how pidfully
her little subterfuse hss failed"
He spent the rest OF the forenoon
writing d long letter TO Alvivu. This
was easier than 10 confess himself a
failure 10 her face He told her that
some Kind anonymous friend had sent
honey enough to enable him 20 pay his
debt 10 her father. bul that he must
now cast about for employment As
for literature. that sweet dream was
over.
Early next morning messenger
brought hastily written note ia which
Alviva told him 10 be surp to call that
evening and bring his manuscript.
Papa wants to hear it," she said.
" hen Edgar paid his debt at the
hank that day Mr.. Barton added his
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he had invited an impecunious young
fellow to dine Mt his house. and there
was no telling to what annoyances that
indiscretion might lead.
If the banker was bit cool in his
welcome when Edgar came TO the din
ner the young man Jill not notice it.
His attention was too much absorbed
by the striking beauty Of the daughter
who stood beside her father. The
meeting Of their eyes was like the
touch Of two electrified wires. In that
Instant spark was struck which time
was TO fan into raging fame. Mrs
Barton. too. soon yielded to the spell OF
Edgar's winsome ways and, despite the
mild cautionings of her husband, open
ed the door Of her home to the charm
ing young author.
AS usual In such cases. the head of
the house was the foot Of the class In
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testimony TO his daughters. saying:
Come to dinner Then We can get al
the reading earlier
In the library that evening the bank
er. with good Gar between his teeth
leaned back in Ills great morocco chair
and put an arm about Alviva. who sat
on hassock close beside him.
As Edgar, reading deeper and deeper
into his story, began to feel the pleas
ure he had known in writing it his EN-
barrassment departed. and his voice
became rich with that. melodious quail
ity which had first attracted Mr. Bar
ton AT the club dinner Then the scenes
depicted. the characters brought out.
the noole thoughts that strobe through
the tale. were all the more majestic he
obtrusive language.
Mr.. Barton's cigar had gone out. He
leaned forward tensely He was more
than interested; he was fascinated
by George he exclaimed as the read
er rounded climax. Great. That's
great.r'
Edgar laid the manuscript aside.
go on said the banker eagerly
please so on. Mr.. Winslow," Mrs.
Barton added. with equal earnestness
Alviva's bright eyes danced with the
pleasure Of pride.
The end of it was that Edgar read
until n flor N, fdDiCb. thap Iaft +ba man
uscript with Mr.. Barton. who said he
could not so to sleep until he had
learned how it all came out
The next afternoon the banker met
the head Of the publishing house by
telephonic appointment
''Do you ever read manuscripts your
self?' Mr.. Barton asked
Not often. Only in very special
cases" the publisher answered.
Well" said the banker, this Is a
very special case. | wish you would
read this one at once and send bill to
me for your trouble"
In two days the publisher called at
the bank. There was no bill. he said.
On the contrary. the obligation was on
his side and he should like to make
arrangements for bringing out the book
at once.
"Do you know that your house reject
ed this manuscript day before yester-
day"
Yes. learned so this morning.
The author seNned to be in unreason,
able haste, and 1t was sent back with,
out reading
A few months later, when Edgar's
fortune was assured, the banker listen
ell to his plea and, with merry twin
kle IN his eve, answered: NO, sir. You
can't have her until you've paid back
that FIVE hundred"
What FIVE hundred?'
The valentine | sent you"
You. Mr.. Barton?"
Yes, sir, to be brutally frank about
it. | wanted to see whether you were
one of those geniuses who don't pay
their debts when they have the money.
Now, honor bright, Edgar. how much
did you have left after you took up
that noter'
About 81"
"And no prospect Of any more.
Hanged II I think I'd have had the
nerve to pay 1t under those condi-
tionsr'
Nor l, perhaps" said Edgar, "if you
had been anybody but Alvivas father" ."