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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

The Duluth News-Tribune says:
with all due respect to President
Roosevelt, his eulogies on large fami-
lies would come with better grace from
a woman"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

June 18th is Flag Day." Don't for
get to have your flag ready to fly on
that date. Every home and place of
business in the city should show the
national emblem then.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

Don't fool yourself. You can buy
crockery at Faunce's cheaper than
any place in town. All new and up to
date. If you don't believe it call and
see me and be convinced.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09
Modern Woodmen MEETING.

The Northern Pacific win sell tick.
cts TO the national meeting of Modern
Woodmen at Milwaukee, June II to "a,
inclusive. at one flrstclass fare, plus
% cents. for round trip. Date Of sale
june 70 70 Is. inclusive; limit, leaving
Milwaukee,. june 26th.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

Wall street property in New York
is selling at 81 a square inch. At the
present rate of development Bismarck
will soon be a close second.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

An exchange says church is the only
place where a woman will sit still for
an hour and a half and let the man do
all the talking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

We are reminded of the maxim:
Keep your sunniest smile for a rainy
day, and be sure to wear it then"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

The best way to advertise city is
to make 1t worth advertising and adj
Vertise 1t for all 1t Is worth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

The Wells County Free Press puts 1t
very podntedly when It says that zone
advertisement hasn't the power to in.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

crease "a business any more than one
kernel of corn has to fatten a chicken"
but one after another will dc the bust
ness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-09

]. l Tor up-tcds,s - prlnans o 10 Ii.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
Getleret nm einen Nidsl.

Samss 2eap aus @bicago, Der
iibrigens In b6aig abgetateIter 3leis
hung Hat, uuros our9 bic &aoler 6na
uno Sbine psr6aftet. @r wiro R&
gs9eu bic Anflagsn GngriH unb
gummelns 3u pertbeioigen baben.
2elp mar an Der Sfo Selatuare unS
Georgia Ctr. gde in cine S4ldgerei
bermidelt unb aIs bic poli;iften an-
langten, tparerl ole $bsilnebmsr big
auf ibn beriGwunoen.
Den Bsamten erSd6lte CT, bab 3tuei
anfdnoia 9etlsibete 2sute auf :bn an-
traten urb i'm I'm, einen @idsl anbet-
telten uub baB baraus Rd Der Streit
entfpann. Senen, bic ben aietnIi4 abb
eeriHen g~stleioeten Warin in Der SID
tiOn faben, tam hie @ef8i9ts nit Der
Mnpumpsrei re&t fabe Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

ibm 6erans, = rtpdrmer Menfdsns
pinen = tpenr bu es tpini t."
Gr Sos lie on fid unb faste innig:
$50 tpie bi9, Marie, bab' i9 mir
INNER bas Weib seba9t, bas mir ems
nal @egsefdbrtin unb 2ebenssenoffin
fem iolIte, lieb unb tpeibli9 unb bod
obne ar bas fleinli9 Serabaie6enbe
bes iibrigen Srauengeidle9ts; nit
ipei9en, l~iebebolen SGnben, bic ben
Miiben laben unb S6meraen liRbern
unb bod fart senua iinb, 81 itiiBen
unb leiten in Sreub unb 9ei6 -
Mariag"
r2ie6er Sreunb!" sic f6lug lire
9anb in bic feline, lie fpra9 fem @Ort,
cine belize. sitternbe 9etpesuns mar
apii9en i6nen.
SD min bein treuer &dmerab
fein," faste fe f9li9t.
Sic traten in's Sreie binaus, &otbs
golb iiberf9ienen lag bic unenbli9e
Welt Der eipieen 8eree bpr ibneu. Sa
that er einen iau9aenben Subelruf,
Der peitbin baltic In bic 5bdler unb
fi4 brad an ben iteilen Selspdnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

NIerarlbrta, 10. Sept. Die
poli3ei bier unb in Wuneie feben Dor
sii1em Mdtbfsl. iueI&es fe f& bis iebt
ber9ebli9 bemiibten. 81 l6ien.
Sn .insm Muneis.S otsl bsrI&man-
ben >ein paar Diamant.O brrinse tn
@ertbs pons $3.50. Der gerba9t
lsntte f6 seeerl eirei sewiRen Wartlep
unb cine tn feiner ge9leitung befno.
i&en Grau, bic ). 3. als bic Obrri nge
bermibt tuurben, bas 9otel pl6bli9
oerliebsn, Obne ibre &s&nuns su bee
slei9en unb ibr @spdd mit3unebmen.
@dbrenb.ma bic Jrau einsm ger-
Dor unter3og, elite fe pl6bIi& ans
5enifer, fprans biaaus auf bas Dad
bes Hebengsbdubss urb bon ba auf bic
Strabe, nobel fte einen Betnbru&
erlitt. Sieibsbauptst, Wartlsp's 5rau
3u fein, obglei9 Der Nltersunterf&ieb
Der Beiber sin aufansnbsr III, unb
peisert fi8 fianbbaft, peitere 1ngaben
gu MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
Gnelanos po9uerkebr.
9eatfdIano nadj Den Ser. etaatem Dee bes
oemfewofte saorrefponoef int

2aut einem 8eridh1 Ser britif9en
poitpertraltung fef0roerte Die polt in
England, S9ottlano uno SrlanS i'm
abselaufensn Sisfalia6re 1924, 6OO,z
900 8riefe, cine i'm q, 100000 erDs
bere In5abl als i'm pprisen Sabre. Die
Boftfartenaabl iibertraf Die oes @pr=
iabres UNI 20,800,OO0 uno belief ii9
auf 734,500,000. Sir ie sinen balbsn
pennp Il Sent porto ipuroen 843,e
100000 pGd9en befDroeri, 3eitungen
biz gu 179,400,000 unb 97,20O,0O0
grDbere pafete. Man 6at ausgere9=
net, oaB jeoer @inpobner @robbritan<
MEMS in biefem Sabre our9idnittli9
81 8riefe uno IL Ppfffarten erbalten
tonnte. Ser itetig a~unebmenoe Ser
ianOt Dor Nnfi9tsfarten befpirfte pGbz
reno Der leBten adt Sabre mebr ais Die
Verooppelung bes ebemalieen Yoitfdrz
tenperfebrs; bon 1903 Bis 1904 nabm
Die 3abl INN 20 proaent gu, bon 1904
big 1905 I'M 1877 pro5ent. Sm Ser
glei9 81 anoeren 2Gnoern nimmt eng
lano auf oieiem @ebiete oen oritten
plaB elm; ais Stabt blieb 2onoon nit
Dem @mpfang bon 166 100000 Ypit>
farten i'm 2aufe bes Sabres uniiber>
troffer. Saeegen lit Die @useabe Ser
8riefe felt 1902 jdbrli9 UNI ettpas ge=
ringer setporOen, trobOem empfine
2onbon nod INNER Die ftattli6e 3abl
bon 727,0O0,0OO. Die anoauernb
f6ledten @eI9GftsperbGltniTe i'm 9an=
Del NIT biaisem S9mud ionsn gum
She'll Die llria6e Der berminoerten Mnz
aabl eingei9riebener 8riefe iein.
@e9en mangelbafter. gum She'll
sdn5li9 feblenoer QoreFe fonnten i'm
bereansenen Sabre 26,568, 74O poIfz
laden ni9t befOroert peroen. Sarun>
ter tparen $4,000 @elobriefe. Sn
einem Pafet befano fi9 p~ertbpoller
S9mud. Sn bielen SGGen fpnnte man
Die @bienoer ermitteln uno ibnen ibr
@isentbum auriideritatten; immerbin
befanb fiA am S9luhe oes Sabres
nod bieI b~errenIo{es @ut in Ben !9Gns
Den Der 8erpaltung.
@eraoe5u erftaunli9 1T Der Brief
pertebr @nslanos nit Seutf9lano.
Wtit @usnabme Der Ser. Staaten en@
pfdngt 9robbritannien aus feinem
2anOe annGbernO fold erobe Boitfens
Dung als aus -Seutfdlanb. SIN bers
flofenen Sabre errei9te ie Das Sc
pi9t bon $4,000 pfuno, 10000
pfunO mebr als 5ranfreid ionote.
England Ooesgen befOroerte nod beis
ben &Gnbern oaHelbe @epi9t, 315,000
pfuno. Die @eiummtforrefponOena
@nelanOs nit Snbien uno Quitralien
fommt ~berienieen nit Seuti6lanb
lanse ni9t glei9. SIM Selesrapbenz
bertebr ftebt oas Seutide &ei9 au9
BEL peitem obenan; 1881, 1868 Srabts
na9ri6ten purOen mad Seutf9lano
abeeIGidt unb 1,O26,O79 bon SeutI9~
lano e~mpfangen. Selepbouperbinouns
bat England nur nit Sranfrei9 unb
8elgien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
C1fer ScS ..0iertcn."

Sas rSournal Of tbe Nmerican Me.
Oieal MFociation" perOffentli9te leBts
bin cine Statiitif Der infolee pes
S9iebens am q. SuIi erfoleten Ser:
lebuneen nit beionoerer 8eriidii6;
tigung Ser baraus refultirenben TGut
bon WunbIperre. Oie @eiammt5ahI
Ger @rfrantuneen an Der genannter
Sranfbeit mar 104 seeen los i'm @or.
iabre uno 415 i'm Sabre 1903. Sil
@eIammtaabl Der bur9 plaBpatrpner
en%titan0enen 8ertpunouneen mar 80s
gegen 1905 i'm 8oriabre uno 1872 in
Sobre 1908. Neben 81 an Der Munb:
fperre peritorbenen perfonen CAB e
mod 95 SooesfdIe infplge anoerpei.
tiger llnfdGe, Die nit Der 5eier 0es 4
Suli in @erbinbung ftanben, sufam.
men iomit 1872 S~ooesfdle. Die Cab
Ser ni9t eefdbrli6en 8%erlebunger
miro nit 1894 anseaeben, tpo3u md
ungsfGbr 1000 peripnen fommsn
uel9e HiFe unb anbere entftellenbt
Wunben i'm @eiidte srlitten. Sdmmt:
li6e 3ablen 5eigen gegen Die entipre:
9en6sn Der porangegangenen Sabre
cine ni9t unbeoeutenbe 8erminberung
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
3 e.

9 auerIaub e.
6. s. pierce, Cottage, Warmarl abe.,
1abe WaibingtOn, $1,000. = @barlss
6or9t, Cottages @arman ape.. nabs
WaibinstOn, $3.50. = 6rau 3eigel,
@obnbaus, 2onbon, nabe g., $1,000.
= BERNHARD Wa0er, Cottage, Paris
Mpenus, rabe &c., 600. = 5. @bitin-
ger, Cottage, Olnep, nabe g.. $1,000.
= Wiaiam 3imberlin, Cottage. Gap,
na6e TO-, $500. = 6. & M. goats,
Cottage, 49,. i1abs Clifton. s940. =
u. Warep, @obnbaus. 9olmer. nabe
Sadion, $800.-@milpS mitb, Wobn.
baus, 2400 Norb Capitol Nbenue,
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

5 0rfter ais WiIoerer.
Der 5Orfter 90bn in Mitterbuhen,
9efen>NaRau, befen Srau in 9anall
benin @inf9museeln zines frif4 erlsgs
ten @iloes betroffen tparb. lift nesen
geiperbs< mno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ilb6ieberei perhaftet tporoen. Sine
in feiner Wobnuns boreenommens
6ausfu9rng f0rberts aablreide Briefe
gu Sage, ourd Die auspdrtige Wilos
pretbdnbler Wilo Bel ibm beffellten. CT
bate offenbar oas Wilbern fdon lonse
.3eit betrieben. mas Bel Dem 6orttgen
reiden Wilobeftanb fir Den TDrfter
redt eintrdsli4 setpefen iein muB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

Ser Sugenbpreis m
SLID 3. Cine einaisartise Wahl fin
oct anidbrli9 in Dem oberelfdfiti4en
9orfe WaIoigbofen ftatt, UNI Oasienise
Mdo9en gu beftimmen, bas als tu=
senobafteites uno p~iiroigftes Die Sim
fen elmer bon Ser camille @robgutb<
Siebering eemadten Stiftuns erbalten
1on. Wablbere6tigt fin6 nur Die
5rauen bes Oorfes. @on $50 einge<
i9riebenen Wdblerinnen firo in bteiem
Sabre 143 Stimmen a~beeeeben por=
oen, bon benen 1873 auf Maria Sieoer
entfielen unb 5 auf = II oen Hamen
oiefer Susenopreis <&fpirantin perz
f9peigt man dls bDflider SGneer NIT
Riidfdt ouf Die pirfli9 serinsfugige
s3abl &c., Die gliiGli9e GripGblte
srbielt Den 3insertras Der Stiftung in
Der 90be bon 240 Marf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
neber einen eiaenart

{ u U y
gen 8runb fir ben 4usf4luB elmer
gintpanberin pirb aus ellis Sslanb
beriatet. Inter ben bort ourh bic
Snquiiition ACKNOWLEDGMENT befanb
f4 GrGulein Sophie gdr, 45 SABRE
aft, aus 8aiern; tie bat $100 i'm Be-
fB unb tpurbe alisgef4lofen, neil lie
ansebli4 einsn aropf beiibt. Der Wer=
freter Der Oeutfden 9efeIfdaft in
Nefp 0ort appellirte gegen oas Oes
portationsurtbeil. SRI. Bar II cine
CUTE 8Odin unb fam fid gut fort'
brinaer.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23

Former United States Senator
Stewart denies the published
report that it was his intention
to ag, in seek reelection to the
United States Senate. He de
clares that his retirement was
final and that he intends to de
vote the rest Of his days to his
personal business interests.
Since the discovery of Man.
haitian, the new Nye county
camp, other towns sprung up a
rouni the original | ca 10 J..
Among them was the town ot
Palo Alto. abo t four miles be-
low Manhatten. Last week the
Palo Alto people beeamed disgust
ed at the ira vel away from Their
town to the plac further up III
hill, and in a night the entire
place moved camp.
The government t~elephon
line, connecting the irrigatine
stations in the Carson Sinh
with Lake Tahoe, is beng built
bet ween Reno aud Trukee. Til,
line from Hazen and Fallon to
Reno has been practically com
pleted and now the govern
ment's employs + distributing
poles from this place to Tahoe,
by way of Truckee. James 7.
Shaw, one of the foremen in
charge of the undertaking, i
now at Truck e. employing
men and distributing mat ria
along the route.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23
UNIONS.

IN TIE sE oSD JUDICIAL fI51RI
i Court OF the state 81 Nevada, Ia AMI j.
the County OF Churchill
greeting.
You are hereby required to appear in a
action mme ed against ynu - defends
bS Frank + Mon. ~ pla ntHf Int Diatr
court OF the State Of Nevada il aud for The
County 81 Ghnr,hill and answer tie complaint
therein within ten days a ter the service On
YOU al this ummon exclusive 81 the day oil
service II seryed in said county. or twenty
days ii served eut 81 said county, bat within
laid District. and in all other ca-e- fpfty das>.
or JUDGMENT by default viii be itken against
Sou according To the pfayer OF said compluius
The a ton i brought - obtain Il decree OF
the court d ssolying the bonds 81 mat in ny
plaintiff. r lunk E. Moon nn the ground ri ex.
trelu e cruelty
All OF which will more fully appear from the
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23

Those tickets are good Tor continuous
pdssage in both directions unless an
extension is secured at Portland oil
eleven DAYS on payment ii s. 90 and
u days on payment Of 5000 il which
case they will be good Tor stop-oyer
returning. Tickets will be sold Tor and
accepted only on tram No. :. daily,
making connection at Sacramento and
Davis with train for Portland.
Ask your Agents. or write to the under
signed, regarding p day round trip
tickets, or for further information,
\. II. RISING.
\. D. P. 4. So. Pac. Co, Reno. Nev.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23
K. Of P.
I. I. Q. F.

EAEL0N LODGE 70 g, 10. O.. F..
meets e,ery Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock. sojourning brethren are
invited to b. prrsent.
T. 2. MeLain. y. Q.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23
Outside The Local Circle.

complaint which is on file in tbs off e Of the
cletE Of said Court, At Falion, in said county E.
aud 10 which ven are especially referred
Aud you are iurther noti fed thai ii yen tail ID
plaintiff viii take Judgment for the relief dc
manded therein
Intestimony whereof. | have hereanto set
hand aud aaiexd tie seal Of said court. III
Failon this ii day OF September. 4. l.. lOs
". BROWN.
Clerk OF the District Court OF the STATE
Of Nevada, in aud for Churchill County
D. II MnGABr. Attorney fof PiaIntiT.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23

For further Information cal n IA I
road representatives, or apply to IL
undersigned. A II. RISING,
a. P A. s. Pac. Co, Reno, HeY.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23
ColoniSt Rates 10 the West ia The
Southern Pacific.

Commencing September 18th and
ending October 3lst. Colonists Rate
will be made effective from all eastern
points to main line Nevada and Caliior-
mia points. Rates from imEortant
a;;,z -, =, F,11a,,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-09-23
Special Rates to Portland and Re-
turn Via Southern Pacific.

Commencing September 25oh and
continuing daily tip to aud including
October 18th the Southern Pacific Co,
will sell ten day round trio tickets 10
Portland from points and al rates shown
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-12

we have than fly to others that we
know not of is coward, though he
be as cultivated as Hamlet and per-
sonally as beautiful and attractive as
he.
In this sense, conservatism is the
dry-rot and premature decay of ma
lions, for it imposes upon the activi-
ties of the youthful generation the
staid demeanor and stiff joints of
age. Youth must be up and doing
or 1t will lack the bone and sinew to
preserve hale old age. To the old
the country may trust the conserva-
ton OF what has been proved of good
report, what has already been won:
but the nation and the race demand
OF the youthful generation. not only
that what has been won shall be re-
tanned, but that further conquests be
made and new freedom acquired.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-12
May Holds Commission
At Presidents Pleasure
1t Until He Can Personally Transmit
It TO the Executive.

Army officers are mitch Interested in
the controversy in the District Ma
tional Guard over General Harries' dis
bandment of the First Regiment and
the discharge of Colonel May, Lieuten-
ant Colonel Ross. and Chaplain Meyer.
No protest has been made to the War
Department by the discharged officers,
but it Is said that the question may
come up before the President. This is
because 1t IS positively shown that the
commission held by Colonel May. as are
all coionels' commissions for the Dis
trict National Guard. provides fer the
retention in Office of the holder dur
irs the Presidents pleasure
a paragraph in the commission is as
follows:
This commission to continue In force
during the pleasure Of the President OF
the United States for the time being. =.
"Is is pointed out that Colonel May
can legally hold TO his ground Of re-
fusing to give up us commission until
he can personally send it TO the Presi-
dent Should that be done. then the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-12
Conservatism.

Conservatism is the inertia of the
mind that marks the well~deserYed
rest following upon youth of
thoughtful activity AID endeavor. This
IS the normal and correct meaning of
the word. and in this sense the most
violent and radical men OF forty years
ago are today cur standard-bearers Of
conservatism. They have worked out
the problems Of their day. and it is
with mingled surprise and. indigna-
ton that they recognize any stirring
OF the youthful blood Of the country,
any demand for a new solution OF
the problem Of social existence. AS
Bacon said: Things and men move
violently TO their places. easily III
them"
But there is another use OF the
word conservatism that marks its
cowardly abuse Men who have done
nothing for the advancement of the
race, who have accepted the sacrifices
Of their forefathers, Supinely benefit
by present conditions rather than
carry the good work forward. OF
such Hamlet was the type, and that
tragedy is as true of worldpolitics as
it Is OF world-thought and feeling: the
man who would rather bear those ills
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-12
Drawback for Charity
From Conscience Fund
Writer Says $4,000 Was More Than Four
fold Payment; Asks That Part Be Sent to
Woman Who Nursed Him.

Many queer letters have been re-
ceived at the Treasury Department in
connection with the .tconsmcience fund ;.
but Secretary Shaw found one In his
mail this morning which surpasses any,
thing On record.
Several weeks ago a contribution Of
So, Geo, the next TO the largest on roc
ord. was received by Secretary Shaw
and turnd over TO Chief Dascuui, of the
public moneys division. The letter
transmitting this large amount of
money. which was IN bills, was dated
at jersey City.
Drawback for Charity.
This morning the following letter was
received at the Treasury Department:
Mr.. Secretary Shaw. not long since.
TO satisfy my mind I sent you $1,000 in
curancy sent you 81. 900 thousand more
than Four fold and at The date Of this
letter / was passing through Alyarado
and I get sick and a lady taken care of
me she gave me medison care and food
not with standing she was really poor
and / have don wilied every thing I
have to a yong man TO take care Of me
until I Die and have me put a Way
nice. and l want you II you will to
sen this poor lady a little OF that money
If you please she is try TO school to
little girls one s years and the other 10
her name is. Addie Adams. Alvardo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-12

Johnson county. Texas. When you get
this I will be at rest I taken her name
and j want the President to send her
little donation for her act OF charity
in his own name please grant this last
request l subscribe my self
PENITENT SINNER
Go0dhy
One God One Flag May the Lord taxa
care of the President aIy Love TO all.
Not Same chirography.
The peculiar thing about this letter
is that the handwriting does not coma
pare at all with the few lines transmit
ting the big contribution from Jersey
City. It is thought that some ignorant
Wesserner or Fastener, badly in need
OF funds, took this step as possible
method of securing a little cash. OF
course, the name Of the woman must
be fictitious.
The 'penitent sinner evidently
thought that the Treasury Department
would really send the s.. e06 in excess OF
the .fourfoId payment.
Of course, Secretary Shaw wilIy pay
no attention whatever to the letter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-12
Stealing Our Girl Tupe.

We are more closely bound to the
English than we thought. Not in
diplomacy alone, or in speech, or in
the cuffs Of our trousuhs. or in the
broad "a or in that cawking game.
Crick't, Damme, but in the Briton's
characteristic toast, ITO tn Ladies,
God Bless EN-" and the hearty Brit
Usher has reciprocated by stealing the
feminine type of our magazine Illus
trations.
Pick up the London Graphic-the
issue has just come ovuh, dom t
y'know. 1t will open of itself at a
picture Of "a Fair Motorist" And
there she is. our own dear, impossi-
bic, unanatomical. expensive, indis-
pensable, extremely charming, and al
together aggravating American girl.
She is not supposed to be American.
No. indeed. She is supposed to be
British from the dashboard of her car
TO the last wave of her talIy-ho veil.
But she is American, as sure as eggs
is eggs.
First, she is nine feet tall,
Second, scorn for all mankind turks
behind her smile.
Third, she has chin like one OF
those ladies whom Burne-Jones and
Rosetti used to paint in stained-glass
attitudes.
Fourth, she is a mere sketch-our
American artists would die rather
than debase their art by finishing
anything.
Fifth, she is, all things considered,
mighty fine to took upon.
And, lastly, the human edition from
which that picture was modelled
makes the heart thump with reeoilec-
tons of evening strolls over the hills
OF Maryland. or the rolling farms of
Virginia, or the pine-covered knobs
Of the Southland. or the stony pas
lures OF New England. or the broad
prairies OF Kansas, or heaven knows
where else-they are all lovely, and
American men could not do without
them, not for moment
We wonder that John Bull should
have stolen the illustration. At best
Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. Christy, Mr.. Clay,
Mr.. Crosby, and the rest of that dash
ing land thrifty band of pen and
ink can only distort creature who
is all sweetness and grace in the origi-
nal.
Hard features every bungier can COM
r1ands
TIC draw true beauty shows the masters
hand.
But we do not quarrel with the
Britisher on that account. He is well
come to the illustration. We intend
to keep the girls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-12

dispute can be brought directly to the
attention of the Executive. who is the
eonmander-in-chief Of the District Na-
tional Guard
Army officers with knowledge of mil
lfaFy law say the mastering cat of the
First Regiment does not involve Gem
eral Harriess rank as brigadter gem
eTai
For = said one of them today, You
might just as well say that General
Bliss, OF he war college. is not .
brigadier general. He Is not In COM
raand of brigade. and the same Ia
true of many officers assigned TO SINH
lar duty. The matter CT having cone
n1and Of brigade IS not stipulated BY
the law.
a statute quoted on tf1is@ point ls
section 1f1S of military law, as follows.
There shall be appointed ard csn-
n'issioned by the President OF he
United states 4 commanding. senerals9
the militia of the District Of Columbia
with the rank OF briga6!er general, ga,
shall hold Office until his successor is
appointed and qualified
Should Colonel May make protst
TO the War Depa ftneTat il will core
first before General Oliver. the ASSES.
ant Secretary of War, who deals pa.
tictlIarly with militia matters.