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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-23

May, $3.50; July, esAc. close-March, a45c;
May, 951ac; July, 96Ac.s Cash. No. / northern
e4Ac; No: 2 northern 91Hc; No 3, s5Kc: No.
4 extra. TIC; No. 4, 16c; No. s. 641ac; feed
81 1ac; puts: 94hc; calls, 96c. Receipts, So cars;
year ago, o.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-23

Y NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March 2s.-Beef
steady. Pork, quiet. Lard, easy; prime western
stem S7,35, 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-23

MILWAUKEE FAoUR AND GRAIN. March q

ern. $1.141a; No. 2 northern, $1.os@1.12; July,
9oBc asked; puts. co. bid; calls, 91ss asked.
Rye steady; No. l, S53Ac. Barley dull; No. .
gle; sample, 4o@5oc. Oats easy; Standard, sea
s2Ac. Corn Nc lower; No. 3, 46h @47c; May,
1850 asked puts. 4shc; calls, 4S1ac bid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-23

THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

CLOSING CASH PRICES Isis. ~.*.~
On $1151;
wheat LOIS oaa No white
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08
Iorbanolingcrne

mGllem De Nprii( n9 lpenlte &omnlis
IVrer aabntoes 6Qrlsbop, Speri0e,
Ben Bite 9luQuli 1et bleO beiluttet.
at 6orbanOlinBlrnc itliloc Doloea benz
melia, ipotil ct &eiultqi iprsli9Ser.
Sera' nil man forItao, at ollie Mappor=
ter til Slaoehe fun er @isninger. Saa
meget IAN li9es, Ct Sprbanolin9erne
fan tonlmg I'll ct trottc up llacr %
M'naneoer, oa bet iig9er / Saaens 90
tur, at mob De ipeni.e 6prorin9er bill
Der ira norit Sioe blire liillet Setn-
9eller oOerfQr Sreri9e 0e iUenite
4ele9ater pil fororc, at Dc norltc
@rUnleIGltnin9er bilr ilQifebe. unocr
P1aituO al, at &c truer Soeri9es Sit
terbeo. 6or at tlllnc ilnpoetonne
Spenlterne paa bette Vuntt. maa DC
norite Iele90ter 9}orges Snteres'e
forore al SDenlterne, at Der mellem De
to 9iutpner 6remtioen life li0l 9ri=
bes til @aaben, men ale 3piliigbeoer,
INN maatte opitna 6remtiocn ai9jp=
res peO @Olo9i't. gil DC lpenlfe Ser
rer 9qq mco pQa oct o9 Mta9terne poo
9lnmohnin9 ira be90e Soft aarantere
at Ell iQQoal Gperenstpmli blep rpret
bglot iaa pil0e Oc. rNre til itor Gel-
li9nelie ior Nor0fn5 6ol. Wen ubcn
iitre Warontilr Gioo Oper'alo pi lit
tert life ben minoite al Dc TO 9lotioner
pore uiorli9ti9 not til at op9ipe ben
bcoite 6reosglranti, Den bar, 6Gltnn-
gerne peo ojronien. Sruosltrne ira
Speri9es RigsOcg g Den letlinOi9e
Sale ON Promenaoen til Griiiiana
BAY 9jort bet n9ooenoi9t for 9lor9e ct
ltprte tit 6oripar moo Glt, rg fun be
liertelte @aranter ira Speri0e og
Stormo0ternes Sloe vii tunne Iaa
9tprOmon0cne til al pepio99e Oisie
N0ltnin9er Oct er 10 rimeligt
4on0eiperQ5mnalet tonlmer iono-
ipnli9tpis pqiaa op III &ebonOllna ira
iOenif SiOe. "a Del Del blir en noe
hnttenoc norit gag inDitrGnter Del be
nOrite 2ele9oter Jig til at nootage fun
,Rnlp. ut bet uOrtt ,}plt oil bant oct
af9jprenpe Orb bcr er en- Selpfcl9e.
90 Epltet er Nepublltnnere.
Ge norite 9eiegnter iorbanoler meo
ben inoitrUptsbe lRpnDi9beo, De bar
iaaet At Storibin0et. gtaar Jteirlta=
tet iorelig9er, blir bet Stortbinget lom
tumlNer til at gootenOe eller iortalie
commissioners Nrbeloe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

piitnot behpper oisie 9eierpationsiar-
merne SernbQne; men "9anr pl no til
Dem, 'a0 tonmer De ANDRE eTter, % oa
ian ri life oittcre 6rQ9tpriIerne" %
ian blir bi liooenbe her uoen G0ne 9lor
eIter 2lar.
9et bar poret ia9t % gienta9et iaa
Oite, at pi faar inQen Sane, 'gr ri
brg9er Den ielp, ditIaa 6olfet. 50
iaa er na ct 3ernbanetomp0nl blet
oonnet ior at a'hjolpe Den parlte 9iao,
nemllg nornre Gelen al AOberts
Gountg. 6armerne te9nebe li9 pa0
lor Siorug lQnQs belle 9injcn / to(p
N}ils 8reoDe % 81 Mil@ 2HE9ne, o9
Det npe Selifgbs Wleo.erlrler bqr pG=
ret paa farten belle CONNER for Al
iaa bet til. Cpltitnin8 Al plnlen bar
p0ret gjort, % &l9tcr bar paret uo=
ienote "91boleiale~ ON at aontraite=
rer bar paataaet ll9 9lrbeloetl ia bet
forlGO enoOg At Ysn0elNmmcn bar
bleOrn Iitret ipr 6oretagenoet og BOG
ier bet uD til, at ben Stump Sernbane
ital lnoe pente pna Iig. Sc, Der bar
urbeiort ncn oct bar nis'elio fife 'pn=
ret Meie meo bet. er oct ON raa, at
De opri9e Grandchildren l099er $)in-
OrinQer ipegn2
Get itlloe bore Ell npoelig 9lifore,
ON ino bar 3ilinloet SORT bliOe
enj9e ON at fraboloe os ell Stump
3ernbane paa nOgle glil, Og iaa ior=
binOre o5 iclu ira at bD99e,
Scr tr9nges Ell gane iaart, Vi
itulOc D0re tatnemmellGe for en- StNb
paa 30 Ntil. Ser trHnges ellers en-
3ernbanelinie Spo Og Noro, ira
5tats9rorien eGcr ira 0ontinion til
Slour Salts; bet tan forrelten tnbper
oDeybcoiit iiQ on oeo ct Stint paa
8artet. On 6oltet Be sIliqe Goun=
tver Staien leir piloe 6e9puoe al arr
beiOe mco oct M}oat ior Gie, orgoni.
iere og Donne 2lttietompanj % faa an=
loot en- iaaban gone, ian Der life oGrc
5pipi ON, at Den piloe eritatte ct Iglt
SOpn, So Den Diioe tonne Iig.
8oneielitaberne / por Sio pGgrer
ia Tor npe gtnlN9. ioroi De er r0ooe
Tor at Iad &Onturrerter.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

Sc GiOr9e boIntte 25 600 Spen-
lter lpm bar erbueruet li9 Stcmmcret
% SorgerlfQb, talleoe oeres Stemmer
/ WGgtItaalen for tit 9loohtiblano,
Der bar mootaget benz lom fine e9ne
9cnners 2i9emono % reipetteret oes
res Getti0beoer iom Wenneiisr, bplte
&ettigbcper Speri9e nGgter oem us
fun Iorbebploer tine Stprtatler. Set
iuenile Snoilpttcriolt / 9}or9e bar op=
traaot iom prN9ti9e GDr9cre, o0
9amle 9llor 9iprge cr itolt af Dem.
$,enoes Sag er gioroens sag iuntiOig
iom Den cr ct Sla9 for 6olicitpre %
6remItriot. Oct pdr i0a natWli0t, at
(1toripenIlerne lite tlnoe iUtte fla inp
/ oct noriic IOlts 5Nntei0t, cg at De
0lp norlfe StotsmNnp Stnloen ior
llnipnens Splpsnin9; tbi be bpcrten
tjenote eller piloe pioe uf np0et laaoant
iom 6Ollepilje. glfliemningen ben -.
9lu9ult operraifeoe oem, og De er MI
mere enO nrgenilnoe imoo al gpe 6ol-
tet oeres e9et 2nno laaOanne Gaaben
ib0noe lpm olminoelig Stemmeret.
Wten gtor9es SptrNoen bar gipct Stor-
Soenlterne et 3nN,, o0 bet bet lpenite
groberfQlt bor iaaet Ell p0loi9 Sps
nuntrin9 ii at dfrnIte 6aomnnospNl-
net al i'm g}atfe Cg til ben 6noe ian
be altio 9jere 9tegnin9 pa0 Spmpatbi
oS Stette ira Solicit pea Yelilioen al
Gjelen. 9lorges iii glmerlta uDpan=
Oreoe Sgnner, Der lom &e9el bar uo=
prGget Snnos ior oct iolteretsli9e,
bar Iom "ioylOrne" Conner Oct at 0l0=
De l9 til at 9ltor 9'or9e i De inopan=
oreoe Spenlter bar faaet Senner, lom
meo 9Gre bar taget oeres Plao@.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

bar peo 6reosIlutnin8en meO atuslanD
pll, at be er innoe 6reosbenner iaapel
lom tapre 0ri0ere. 0pao oe itte op-
naoeoe ari9serltatnlng ira oeres msr-
banieoe 6ienoe, bet bar be punoct 0en
lreoSel'ieroe gerosn3 Ngtelie.
9tpbeItomiieen / Griltianla isal ppre
/ 6oper al at 9iue 4roliocnt 9tpolepelt
9lobelpriien for fOmnenoe 9lar, oa ban
Deo oenne peiliglco inoIngoe li9 ltor
,Sortlenelte iOm 6reosmGgler.
Sapnn p9 Gnglnno er MI ifnrO neo
at opretts er 9jenioigt, ltertt 6OrbunO,
for at tpmmc binanoen til0jGlp, naar
oere5 Snteresler trles.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

I'll Gle. Der lioer cf Gbeumatismc 1pat
entem Il lioer Mluitlcr, 9epcmoO, Softer
euer Of Gciatica, SipspGrf, Gmcrter gip
rerne eiler al andre Eeuralgilte Smerter, ti!'
itrip benoe for cn SIsume.&ar, DER furerel
alle oiSie Gioelier. Sun amer bet for iir
TIi9t at ienbe bet frit iii alle Qioenoe. g
fan fltrere Dem lelp 9Iermet, bportil gu.
iinoer faH atteItere; no9en 6oranoring al
&limat CT itte ngopenois. SpOaselien al
bette itmple a2iobcl letter ocn 2i0enoe
iitanb iii at Iororpe Q Uric geio fra Slo
bet, fgsaer 9ebenro6ene, renier &looet, fla
ter ZiAeue % sioer Smioisbeo % SpGno-
itishet til oct beIe Gpitem. SpiS upen'
ltaaenbe interesierer Sem, aoresier ior Irp.
BET @irs. 90. Sammers, 0pr r, gctre
5ame, 5nb. 5iriu bette Sprpe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

Gette NilntpGtt. lom benGpueS "0otnpa
laoier", % om Ell oct eueite lit SlaSS /
l}erben. er rll iom bet nil fees al ]'ileoet.
opbp99et pao bet nebbyon0te NolaOSS 2llte
o9 oper9aor bet 9amle Nt09t. Cpenhao
enbe &illebe er oltiaa eli ITO @jen9ipeie al
&pgniu9en, o9 Gornpolooiet bar lite oIene
9ior 0iitheu berpmt, men bar pGret ct 9oOt
}y0tplaiier til at opertere belle por 5tct; bet
q, eu al Spo Gototoa SepGrbi9beocr. Get
CT bpg9et al jrGpGyt % beOG,tet oper bet
bele mc6 Moi5erer oi Ntais be foribc09c
naturI8e 2ulerer, bpio 9ul o8 brln. Elsie
Maiserer er ipi9reoe pau Snlrtler % tlnit
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08
,Scrnbaneip

6oltet, Der bebOr bette inatalote Sis.
Teton ReierpatiDnslano lNnges iaart
efter at Iaa beOre Srdgt= p9 Sef0r
Drin9smioler Sernbaner. 80 DC
2lfitonoene til observation-disclosures ion
manages 0eotomnenoc er betpoelig, E,
oct life at unores paa, at Srauet paG
5oranorin9 beri blu itertere for Dpert
2tdr
9poriOr bpg9e5 ber itfe 8anc Qjen.
ncm oenne tntbebnggeOe Og Irll9tbart
2anpsoel? Conner 0et Jig life?
ut oct bcb9Dcs er NQe eni9e ON.
ut bet piloe blibe en- lcnnenoe 5pr.
refining tnn pcl neppe nogen betOiple,
Iom tjenoer til 2ano'tabet pg interesa
ierer lig en- Smule fDr 3ernbanetonl-
panierne2 O'fentlige Regnitaber. vi
oisie &e0nitQber ipr alle amerifnnlt(
Sernbaner forri0e glnr iremooor Oct,
at efterat ale llo9iIter par o9tteot
l0poe Sernbanerne Ell ren 6prtJenett
al SO, 100 paa bper Wtil.
Conner Oct llg life?
ganeitlitaberne5 Narsre9nltaber Ell
at Iiple paa. Selitd6erne bcltaar ul
isrite &lasles 6orretnin9smUnn.
5iplge ct beeoiget 9otument. 9iOet
Al llnipn Yacifit &ompaniet iOr Stn-
tin lltab3 Qignin0stommisliOn, tptel
bet $l2, 600 pr. 0til at bpgge gane
2lmerita. Gette piier, at Ganeielito-
berne aarlig bar Ell 6ortienelte al p
pGt. al Oeres anbraQte Sapitnl. G0el
meo andre Cro; Gonen betaler Zig
paa 4 9lar
9borior bp9Qe@ oel ida life Sane
nDe Settlemeuter. b0or oen trGu9e~ oQ
1por ben uil betale iiQ?
6oroi BET pperlaDea belt til prjpatt
Nt0no pg &ontpanier at tage Bare pno
gationens 3aro lan Denieenoe. Cnr
Staten toe iIg al Sern6anebpgning,
pilpe Cponrtning al M Soro, nDe, fol
ubebOeoe 2anoitrGtninger % 6OrlGn:
9elle al Sernbaner 9aa 0aano 6aanr
% imeoetOmme 2rnpene. N}en Qri.
patieiitaber er life til for at tIlfreoss
fllle Goltets &rap, 5pertOm bar pi
Gruno til at tro, at De trooier Dem.
vi ale tjenoer til, at be foritlelli0t
Yuuer, Der peger no moo Sisieton-
Glnoei, engan9 laOpe til 0eniigt al
bnggS pioere - ioroI oet Oiloe lennl
| liQ. SaO. oa S0noet blep opopriet pq
bsboei, ipy,poer oct meo GraD pod 1il.
trp, at De loritlellige Sauer llaar llo
iammen MOB 6pltet 9iGbp9ett o9 bli,
eni9e ON lille q! bDB9e 10 III Settle
ii;ei;tsi. q ar9tiiitiittrtr i1iH iad, ii
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08
90lera

9riber on ii9 "a oeu bar idaet 9aniie
goot 6oOfrne europa. Srn Berlin
telesrlIeyes, at oenne lrpQteoe Nelt bar
lOaet ,}pope9 bet tDite Ntae, o9 sol
let irp9tcr Ell aOleracpioem, 8ra
99albin8tOn tOmuer 6oritringer ON,
at bort Smmioratlonsburedu ban ta9et
ale 6OrGolosregler moo iaaoan Sno-
nanorin9 ira 3pltlan0 oQ anore @anoe,
Der tlnoe bape til }pi9e, at Yelten
blir operfprt til }lnsrita.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

2lrtitetter alle GQnoe bar mootaget
Snob0oelie til at tpnturrere ON GrU=
mler peo at inDien0e ltotuii til ti0m-
pemUsli9t Nreospdlaos, iom ital opip-
res / Sague, Sollanp, % ION tommer
til at tolte $640, 000.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

Seuue Gr.ning buloes al uor Samtioi9e
5our Iaus "Gpo atoto (lfto", Der ri
uer Al ia ieigeuoe uoi Hoiiit Sas 0ia
ltinen p,i taoe ~ i'll, n, oct er Iemotrdter
ne, iom CT ba9om ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der 1ialeu. Gqr TIM roIig, Greoe '9errer.
5oltst peo beors, os J nil tomne til at ianoe,
at ocunc eoers ioraiiteNe Ril bar Tor filtt II
Niooi
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-08

fGroi9e 0utamenter ioa bet Ell Ell u belle at
beifie ben itaielise Vp9nin9 meo oens mango
5oorlt, 6aeooer o9 &ue9an9e, o9 inoenior
er uoitiuet 6ormproourter ira Sonotobet
omtrna Spen. @aloOiet5 ulmmelse Son'
certiaI bar Sihberlopi. iot lulinoer, % Be
itprellen bar sjor. egt til Ell 0tesel life qs be.
title Ntliif, Gang % 2ppisuin9en uoehom
bet beote, Der er ot orbrlpe gaupet Get
Npe @alooa ifa! inhuie6 >o9i meO Srait oG
@ram, % Sc I tp : ID % 2(nIeOnns uit
nsppc iomme + al argge poa, at be nlpocS
op ben patrc Sn Nitneu fra BEN 2jbe til
ben 30te >5eptenber
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
VARDAMAN AND THE LAW.

I'VE Vardaman his due. His turbulent
violent his election Governor
Mississippi inspired the rough spirits OF that State with the
would wink of
1t be said behalf OF the etermnators that they
somewhat justified this But they placed in the
position of all criminals who have wink
They proceeded murder bees and
themselves by marrying and orring Their white
while,
hunt Then Vadaman acquired for the law and
proceeded hunt the hunters For this he employed Pink
the white counties and evidence which
he used such good purpose that large number of
white the penentiary for life. for fifty
and others for less but long and stand chance
to look their last through a
surprise the North but he painful reve
the white counties of his State He has been
bTusque and violent his that real pleasure
by his He has shown relentless
those who rob and murder negroes pasm his
State and should have full credit for it, He also example
whose States there disease
spirit and OF mob law Others profit by his example by the
of Pnkertons evidence that will
In several Northern spectacle
few leading citizens stripes will have wholesome and deterrent
upon the sessions OF the court OF Judge Lynch.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
THE FOLSOM BREAK.

the Folsom break subject
discuss. But in others is be viewed with unmxed
faction The incidents of the former break in which the Warden
guards held prisoners and shields
ing injury prison discipline everywhere It
mpered the OF society by pointing bad prisoners
escape freedom that would be used proving upon
others No wonder its example followed the
wner wass
The bravery OF Captain Murphy Guard Jolly taking
fire OF their fellows and retaining OF mind which fac
taed the shooting down of the beyond all
They suffer for the good Of the State and the State should
forget Warden Yell has proved himself the
place he fills His orders the guards fire. though
might be using his body for shield obeyed
the brief battle that OF OF soldierlv spirit
He with the
management of convicts in charge.
His foresight has saved wholesale break
ringeader had succeeded they would have Joined
by Of others in leaving the prison Had this
be witnessing repetition of the ckenng
followed the escapes effected under Warden Wilkinson. Prison
cpne restored and society safer
this all honor Warden Yell his officers
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
=EM PERSONS ARE FITTED
TO ENTER THE INNOCENT
HEART OF A YOUNG GIRL
BY DOROTHY FENlMORE.

The Marie Bashkirtse-fs and the
Mary MeLAnes are fortunately. as
rare as they are unhappy Until \
young girl falls IN love with some par
ticuizr individual her heart Is naturally
psssionless- though il thrills in sympa-
.hy with the joys and sorrows Of
the world about IL. or futters. birdlike.
with consciousness Of winged power
In al Of nature there is no other
sanctuary into which 50 few people
are fitted 70 enter as the innocent heart
OF . young girl II Is a white place.
fair and pure Within II reigns q rev
erence that is mingled faith and fear
lis Ike cloissered garden. warmed
with SUNSHINE, bEt overnulg with 3
solemnity OF soft shadows and q quiet
spirit of PRAYER
Yet I doubt II there Is any young
man who does not feel him self qualified
AZ least 10 lay flowers On The altar
there and 70 worship. either as publ
can or Pharisee- SO great is the ar
rogance OF manor. maybe, SO wise is
his inspiration
II must certainly be TO such relative
conditions as these between maids and
fers when he declares that IL is a terri
bic fact when q young girl. with the
blood and nerve fiber that belongs to
natures women Is turned loose among
men II is very terrible. he asserts
There is nothing more so. If jealousies
that gnax mems hearts cut Of their
bodies-if pengs that weste men TO
shadows and drive them into madness
or mopiug melancholy. il ssination
and suicide are dreadful possibilities.
then there is always something fright
ful about lovely young woman"
But the secret OF this dread fascins-
ton. as he divines il. is a high noble
thing. II is nos love. though love may
be a part Of IL Il is not necessarily
beauty. though beauty lends 10 il an
added charm 1t is that strange Hsys-
terry which one SEES in certain women s
faces-some OF them real and some Of
them ideal-which seem 10 give a hint
Of the great secret which. were il
known. would explain the universe. So
direct and intimate a revelation does
IL appear 10 be Of infinite purity and
love.
There are. this philosopher admits.
nOStS OF women whose faces nave no
secret 10 tell beyond that one encom-
passed by the three words. i love
you" They. ne says humorously, are
like frecracke-s on the morning Of the
5th OF J1Iy. and exactly as that small
patriotic implement is made with a
slender train that leads 10 the maga-
zine that is within il. 80 sharp eye
can nearly always discern the train
leading from a young girls eye OF lip
10 the Il love you in her heart.
But the three words are not OF them
selves the great secret. though, as l
said above. they may form part OF il.
Perhaps-at any rate / ike TO think il
true-Heien Keller found the definition
al which Holmes tailed. by his own
confession. when she put into words
for US her own idea OF love.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
PRESIDENT NEVER
GETS TIRED.

1T il safe 70 say that Mr. Roosevelt
is the busiest and the hsppiest man
in the country. he is as strong as
a horse and as eager for WORK as
youngster who has just taken his
first job and is earning his first sal
sry. The President said TO : friend
the other day that ne never knew what
IL vas 70 get tired he has learned 10
economic his time He wastes much
less time than he did three years ago
in useless and poin1Iess conversations
with chance callers out Of courtesy be
is sS cordial and frank as ever. but
he has been made 10 realiEe that his
time is valuable and that he must con-
serve il In every possible way he has
really become qgsite an adept al hand
ling people with tact and skill, and
now almost rivals Mr.. Mckinley in
that respect
President Roosevelt is the most ver-
safile man we have had in the
White House in recent years The vide
range CT his knowledge IS simply
amazing. There is hardly any field OF
human erdesvor, whether il be po-
liticel. literary. mechanical. military,
scier.ssc commercial. naval or his
torical, that he is not fully conyersant
with He knows the old things and the
rev things lie is up 10 date Prob
ably he IS the best informed man in the
United States concerning the details
Of the Russo-J japanese war. He has
followed every move OF the conflict
with keenest interest Every day the
military information bureau OF the
War Department and the naval intel
Iigence bureau place sheets on his desk
and upon them are indicated by eolored
pins the present location OF all the
troops and ships OF the cOmbatants-
The President follows every movement
OF the Wat with understanding and
eagerness-
a story illustrative of the Presidents
versatility especially Of the wide range
Of his little fads. . told by a gentle
man who was a guest at dinner al the
White House The Presidents guest
of horer vas Sir Martin Conway Of
England. The well-known mountain
climber and traveller. Sir Martin was
delighted To discover that Mr. Roose-
yeit knew almost as much about noun
tain climbing as he did Then the con-
varsation took another turn. and for an
hour the other guests were virtually
left 70 themselves while the President
and the Englishnan engaged in most
animated and prolonged conversation
It eventually turned out that Sir
Martin. IN addition to being noun
tain climber. is an inveterate oriental
isl and is we'll up as 10 the ancient
dyEasties of the Kingdoms which CEN
tered about the head of the Mediter-
ranean- The President has always had
A foncness for that sort of study. too
and was delighted 10 find a man who
could talk with him as brother. For
oae mortal hour Mr. Roosevelt and
his guest had been discussing the mil
::sary methods OF the Assyrian kings
Walter Weilran in Chicago Record
Herald
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day Steve had slipped down TO the
mining town below and accused his
partner of having robbed and attempt
ed to murder him. and of being horse
thief. and contemplating other bold
rcbberies IN the neighborhood- He had
so ingratiated himself with the Sheriff
as 70 be sworn in as deputy to aid in
the capture.
The first intimation Sells had had of
the accusation was seeing the Sheriff s
posse approach the cabin. and almost
at the same moment he received bull
let in his shoulder Other bullets had
followed, but in some way he had es-
capped He had eluded his pursuers and
hurried to the mining town. slipping in
at night and ccnferring with some OF
his friends. The next day these men
had done little quiet investigating for
him. while he remained in one of their
homes. That night, in spite Of their
warnings and expostulations, he had
started back. his face stern and his
eyes full OF angry determination But
when he saw the posse and threw up
his hands in token OF surrender. with.
papH held conspicuously in one hand,
a bullet from Steve's rife found lodg-
ment in his ankle, almost bringing him
to the ground.
After that he skulked and lodged
and climbed for hours. using a piece OF
broken limb in place OF the ankle that
was almost useless. suffering agony
at every step. and with only the hope
Of reaching his cabin and making the
last stand as retaliatCry as possible.
Now, as he crossed into the small val
ley he tried to keep within the screen
of foliage as much as he could Luisita
lived in the cabin nearest with her
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- ELS PESSNER moved haltingly
along the face or the clin.
crcuching almost 10 the rock 10
- obtain the slight concealmsnr
afforded by few stuntsd
bushes, until he arrived at a sharp
bend. where he rose cautiously TO his
feet and gave quick glance down into
the valley and back over the way he
had come
Ii was a wild, rocky way. ending IN
this long climb up the face OF the
mountain: but his glance flashed over
it in a swift, comprehensive scrutiny
All was desclation. solitude, save al the
base OF the very slope up which ne MAS
struggling. where 8 compact group OF
men were following his tran. as snreiS
and unreleutingly as oioodnounos
Even as his glance flashed down az
them there came the returning haSn OF
sunlight on a Iereled rife oarrel INTO
his eyes. and he ducked and snppeo
around the bend AS he did so Dull
let fattened against the rock oeniho
where his head had been.
Steve Finter." he thought grimly-
No other man can shoot ike that he
must have seen my head up If only L
can get up TO my cabin I won't mlnc-
/ can pick of Steve from there, ana
maybe some Of the others before they
close in. ii hope Luisita amt 10
home"
Wen UP on the face OF the opposite
mountain was Sels Pessner's cabin
Here he and Steve Finter had worked
together. in seeming harmony, until one
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&c play The beautiful truth burst
upon my mind" she says II felt that
there were invisible lines stretched be-
tween my spirit and the spirit of
OtherE.'
An emotional experience similar tn
Helen Keller's Is not unusual with nor
nal girIhood. except that. where ave
nues o. sense are not cut OF. knoxl-
edge Of love comes spontaneously. i'm
bidden- The mood itself is. / should
say. characteristic OF young woman
hood, al its earliest dawn. among girls
who have grown az the flowers Do
" hich are well nourished by fresh air
end sun.