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DuTcHMeN RELEASED

Willemstadi Island of Curacao
April 4.-Three OF the five Dutch aii-
ors who. it has been claimed. have
been imprisoned illegally in Venesue
"a for seven months and against whose
detention the government q Eae Meth
erlands had protested. have been r.
lan-.I
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And Enthusiasm Prevailed All
Along the Route
TALKS TO lLLINOlSANS
ADVISES PARENTS NOT TO MAKE
IT TOO EASY Foa YOUNG
AMERlcA-DoN'T LET
THEM SHIRK
DUTIES.

81. Louis. April 4-From Louisville
0 ST Louis President Roosevelt has
tai.en moro than passing interest In
indiana and Illino.s. the Two states
through which his special train pass.
d. He discussed with his guests the
relative merits Of the states from an
agricultural point OF view ana the
warmth Of people as displayed at the
farious places the special stopped or
lestated.
At dozen or more towns the train
lowed down and at most OF these
treat crowds were at the depot cheer
ng as long as the train was in sight.
Makes Three Speeches.
He made tdree speeches en- route.
hey were az Milltown. Ind, Hunting
)urg, Ind. Mount vrnon. III. AT East
unetion, near Princeton, Ind, where
! change OF engines was made, the
PRESIDENT jumped down from the rear
llatiorm oi the train to shake hands
ath number ot employees OF the rail-
0ad shops there The train ran
through Princeton slowly to give the
resident opportunity TO hastily re-
ia@ several hundred school children
hat had been assembled near the
abroad sfacks. AT Huntingburg, Ind,
ne pFessdent said: "There Is one
hing Lam always impressed with in
DING through this country and that
!, that down at the bottom, east or
esf north or south. wherever you
leet iba average American, he is a
iretty Eooa american.
IN EfeHting AH III You, 4 wank 20
ay that while am particularly giad
. SEQ the men and women, thhak r
IN even more glad to see the chill
lren ! think the American stock Is 1
niddling good one, and | do not want
see IL die out | see here men who
iear The button that shows that they
ought in the great war. They have
eft us a legacy not only of how to do
our duty in war, bus in peace. Let us
if the younger generation try to keep
lp their standard"
Speech Noun: Vernon.
At Mt. Vernon, Ill.,. The president
expressed his delight to be in Illinois
oday and added. Il want 10 say d
word Of apecial greeting to two bodies
lere; in the first place to the men Of
he great war. to the men OF the grand
irmy, 10 the men who actually did the
Iced instead Of talking about Il: and
n the next place TO you young people
boys and girls; for It is going 10 de-
'end upon what you do and the way
iou are brought up whether thirty
'ears hence we are as proud OF THIS
'ountry as we are now One word 10
he fathers and mothers; IN bringing
ip the children do not make the mis-.
AXE of trying to bring them up mere
y SO that everything shall be as easy
Is possible. but SO that they viii be
Bile 70 DO best that can be done with
lfe. which is certain to be little rough
% best Teach them net to shirk diff.
Icuties, but 20 overcome them
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PIXIES PEAK DIscovERER
Movement in Colorado to Have His
Remains Taken Back to the
State.

Colorado Springs, April A move.
ment mas been started here through
the chamber of commerce to have the
remains of Lieut. Zebulon Montgomery
Pike, discoverer of Pixies Peak. re-
moved 10 Colorado and either re-inter-
red in this city or on the summit OF
tho mountan Il which bears his name
The body Of Pike is buried at Law
rencebure Ind where IL lies in
practically neglected grave.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Bloomington Father VIII Die Toying
10 Rescue His Child.

Bloomington. M. April The four
FearolI son of Frank Naupin was
burned TO death today IN a IRE which
destroyed carpenter snop ar Allan
Ia The father was fatally burned
irving TO rescue his son from the
flames
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OLD FoRT ABOLISHED.

Washington. April 4.-OH recon-
mendati0n Of General chadee. chief OF
STAFF. Secretary Taft has directed the
transfer of q plot Of ground in the
heart Of Sault Ste Marie. Michigan.
part Of the old site Of Fort Brady. 70
the interior department for disposi-
tion under the law. II no longer being
required for military purp0ses.
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BOTH SIDES
CLAIM ST. LOUIS
WITH oNE.FoURTH OF THE PRE-
clNcTS TO HEAR FROM MAY
OR WELLS is LEADING HIS
REPUBLICAN OPPONENT.

St. Louis, April 4-With one-fourth
Of the precincts missing, the mayoral-
ty is undecided, though Mayor Wells,
Democrat, is leading his Republican
opponent John A. Tally Neither
side is claiming more than a thousand
pleurality.
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DUNE AND MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
WIN GREAT VICTORY AT CHICAGO

democrats, who seemed to hugely ap
preciate Anson's campaign statistics
designed to prove thai the democracy
al least in Chicago, are the original
and only genuine opponents of race
suicide.
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nent securing equal rights TO British
and German traders in German pos
sessions in the western hemisphere.
Al present he was unable to say what
reply had been received from the Ger
man government. but the house might
rest assured the matter would not be
allowed to drop.
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IN KANSAS.

Kanlas City. April Elections
we're held in the larger cities of Kan
as today. Democrats carried Kansas
5ity, Kansas. and eLavenworth, this
jeing a revolution and entirely un-
ooked for in each case Topeka
'leeted the Republican ticket.
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IN BRYAN,s TOWN

Lincoln, Neb4 april 4.-Frank ".
Brown. Democrat. was elected mayor
oday The Republicans elected the
rest Of the city ticket. The fight cen
tered on increased license for sa-
ioone- The license viii probably be
raised fifty per cent
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ADMITS KILLING HIS wlre,

Appleton. Wis. April g. Xavier
FrzFhiHHski today petiJionei the cir
eiif oonti Co allow him 10 plead gsiiIs
to the murier Of his wife and be given
a life sentence in prison.
Ar ihe hearing March 3 he admitted
b best his SITES brains 0ls With 3
spade Thc rrissaer Hili - Allowed
e nIead April 10
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AGAINST AMERICAN FIsHERMEN

ST. Johns. y F.. April 4.-Premier
Bell introduced in the legislature TO
night a bill TO Increase the stringency
Of the bait act against Aemriean fish
.eTmen. The government also has dis
patched revenue cruiser Fiona 10 be.
gin q campaign against American fish
ing vessels. which attempt 10 secure
fait in these waters
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BILLY MAsows FRUIT TRUST
Will Dc Placed in the HANDS Of a Re
ceiver.

Cincinnati. April A receiver for
tho American Fruit Steamship com
pany. s5,090.000. a corporation Of
which former United States Senator
Mason OF Chicago. is president was
decided upon today by Judge Ferris
o. the common pleas court
Attorneys representing the compa-
nics declared ii owns a $4,000 plan
tation in Honduras and Is solvent.
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Kansas cry. April s-Wuam
weber an art s. well kuoea IN the
west. II dead, aged 88 lie receifed
RS Grsl artistic instruciiaa & Peoria.
Ill and Eafe- studied is fe RoFsi
academz E Reriln.
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carload lots from points in Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Illinois and other Missis-
sippi common points to North Pacific
coast terminal points This case viii
be heard May in Chicago
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cIeARETrE ~ slenEn.

LInc %. Neb-. April 4-Govern5-
aiekeg this evening signed the bill
providing for biennial elections and
one prohibiting the manufacture and
sale Of cigarettes and cigarette pap
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Exact Plurality 24,24s.

Judge Dunno was elected by plur
ality of 2i.24S and received a major ty
Of 954 of all the votes cast. He also
had the distinction of receiving the
greatest vote ever cast in Caieago fol
4 candidate for mayor He was civ
en- lG1 $50 votes out Of a total of 322.-
373; Harlan republican, 137,41f; Col
Inns, socialist. 2o,323. Stewart. prohib-
itionist, 1850.
John r Smulsi, republican city at
torney was reelected by nearly 49,
030 votes Other candidates on the
democratic city ticket were elected
by pluralities somewhat smaller than
Dunno. Frederick w Blocki was
elected city treasurer, and Adrain c,
Anson, city clerk.
In The new council probably the
republicans will have go; democrats,
34
Frank D. comerford Reelected.
Frank d. Comerford, who was ex-
PEELED from the Illinois legislature at
the present session for fail ng to sus-
tain charges of bribery, was today
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
his expulsion.
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AT SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, H., April 4-The demo
Gratis made a clean sweep of the city
election today, electing all of the city
ticket and five out of seven alder
men.
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AT QUINCY.

Quincy. Ill.,, April 4.-Democrats
elected John AA. Steinbach, mayor,
and the entire democratic city ticket.
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E&EF ST. Louis, H., april 4.--Mayor.
Cook and the entire independent tick
ct is elected.
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~ RncK IsIANn.

Rock Island, H., April &c. w.
McCaskerin, independent, elec ed
mayor.
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t4arIan caIIed an Asaasaln.

The republican candidate suffered
heavily from campaign attacks charg-
ing that he was a political assassin
Alleged unworthy leaders of his own
party who had been thrust from of
fee and. however largely through
Harlan's aggressiyeness n previous
campaigns We're conspicuously absent
from his suppor,
Appeals to a fear of domination by
corporate wealth appeared 20 sway
many voters and perhaps more than
any other influence was incorrectly
gauged by republicans. Harlan had
been savagely harrassed during the
campaign ais the reputed representa-
tive Of Wall Street interecs intent
on fastening burdensome franchise
grants upon the city. The republi
cans, however had figured that yot
ers suscept' BILE to appeals Of this klns
would support the socialist candidate
Collins, and that the losses, If any
10 the republicans would be more
than made up by Harian's old-time ad'
mirers among the independent yot-
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Democratic Candidate for Mayor
Triumphs by $4,000
Plurality
GREATEST VICTORY
EVER WON IN u. S.
CAPT. ANsON, THE OLD.TlME
BASE BALL PLAYER, ALSO
ELECTED CITY CLERK
PARTY LINES WERE
DlSREGARDED.

Chicago, April "A political tor
nado today overwhelmed one of tA6
most rugga IL unique leaders in tbs
country. lc.dantally, the republican
party met defeat in a memorable eff
fort to capture the mayoralty of Chi
cago. AS a direct result the city is
officially committed to a policy Of the
quickest possible cessation of pri.
vate franchises of public untiliries.
Municipal ownership is especially
threatening street car lines valued
high up n The millions.
Cause of Harlans Defeat.
After wilning successively four re-
markable biennial fights of independ-
ents against the regular republican
party organization here john May
nard Harlan, son of Associate Justice
Harlan, Of the United States Sup;eme
court was today a loser as the rcpuU-
lican candida fer mayor Tiis de-
feat is at'r buted 10 an extrao dinary
whirl of casaG. star ing VIZ poiti-
cal revenge ana el.ins in a wide
sweep, embracing the most u9-t1-date
socialism as factor The yctcr is
Judge Edward f. Dunna democra
Seldom. If ever, has Chicago wit
messed a more lively, ctaresqut
contest Tcday. particularly the city
was hideous with the ringing OF COW
bells and the roar OF cannon crack
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The plurality for Dunno, amocrat
was estimated at between $4,000 and
25.O00 over Harlan. IN the city elec
ton two years ago Harrison, demo
crate. defeated Stewart, republican, Z.
GEO plurality. The city, however
was carried by the republican, in The
presidential election last fall by q
heavy plurality.
eres: Victory, Says Durne.
Judge Dunno tonight interpreted
tie result of the election as the
"greate est victory municipal ownership
ever won in this country" He said
that party lines and the PERSONAL
ties Of candidates were entirely for
gotten" that Chicago has very plain
ly declared for mum cipal ownership
of public utilities. and he pledged him
self to do all he could to bri1g tha
about
Capt Adrian C Arson. known
everywhere as Pap" Anson. the old
time popular base bail captain. was
elected city clerk His campaign was
n feature Of the contest.
One Of the incidents of the cam
naign was Judge DUNES record as
father. there being thirteen children
in his fam ". Anson has an almost
equally meritorions record in family
matters. His popularity personally.
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Estln ntes Were Short.

Estimates, however, Of $1,000 votes
as the total for Collins. soc alist fel'
woefully snort The chief error IN
this respect was apparently in regard
to the amount of loss from the dem
ocrats to the soc al lists. The advo-
Gates of immediate municipal owner
ship radically voiced by Dunno out
heralded any move by Collins.
Negroes Voted For Durne.
The friendliness of colored voters
for Dunno because of his decisions
some time ago showing fairness to
that class, also caused a slump in tIe
republican vote The upheavel among
temperance advocates aga nst Harlan
undoubtedly did much to ruin his
chances. Many prohibiticnists voted
against Harlan because as alderman
some years ago. it wa5 charged that
he made an effort to break the bound
aries of small local prohibition dis
ttfof
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This report was rengthened to-
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The Letters Given Gu
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ties of $50 we're analogous t. the Anglo
Morocco trieties Of 1886.
The British government has not ,
ceiyed from Count WOlG-Metternich,
the German Ambassador, or any other
source memorandum regafdiug Nc
rocco similar to that handed to Secre-
tary TAFT by Baron Speck Won Stern
burg. the German Ambassador to the
United States, Wednesday.
Germany's action in singing out the
United States for an official notification
of her attitude toward Morocco has
created some feeling in official circles,
where no attempt is made to conceal
the leaning of Great Britain toward
France in the Moroccan controversy.
The memorandum 10 the American
government is generally regarded in
London as bid on the part of Germany
for the United States sympathy and
support in maintaining the open doo- and
the status quo.
While there is intense interest IN the
situation and the Moroccan question IS
discussed in all its phases in diplomatic
circles, the British government is not
taking any part in it, merely awaiting
the next move.
A wel-informed official Of the British
government said yesterday that France
would continue her policy in Morocco,
and it is firmly believed that the next
step on the part Of France is likely to
develop a climax and bring the situation
TO a head.
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Taking Desperate Chances.

is true that many contract colds
and recover from them without taking
apy precaution or treatment, and a
knowledge of this fac. leads others to
take their chances instead of giving their
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DRY GOODS
Continuation Of
Our
Sale.
Again We Demonstrate the Great Money
Saving at the Peoples Store.
A Dry Goods Sale of Huge Interest,
Delightful in its Economy.

AT 8oc. All-wool VOLS, all shades, includ-
ing black, worth 5Oc.
At 25c. Wool.mixed AlbatrOss, black and
colors. worth SOC.
At 25c. Cream Wash Silks, worth soc.
AT SOC, Fancy Silks for shrt-waist suits,
worth zoe.
At 75c. Black Tafleta Silk worth 81.
At soc, yard wide Black Tatieta worth
SL25.
At CSC, Cream Net All cover I.accs, with EN-.
broidery designs, worth 81.
At 12Ic. Fine German Val. Laces, inserting
to match, II to 3 inches wide, values l5c to
25c yard, pick for l2lc.
At l5c. Fancy Persian Bands worth 21e.
At 25c, Cream Net Lace Bands, for waists,
worth 3sc aud lac.
At 2jc. White. Cream and Arabian Bobi.
net, for waists, p inch, worth 39c.
At Sc, Lace Collars, worth l9c.
At &c, SeerMcker Dress Ginghams, worth
Sc.
At SC, Case Fancy Lawns, worth Zoe,
At &c. yarl wide Percals, worth Sc.
At Sc, Bleached Huck Toweling. worth Sc.
At 9gc, Cannon Cloth, worth l2lc.
At 5c, Ladies' Bleached Vests, worth Sc.
At 25c, Ruching, neck pieces for 25,wortb
Zoe piece.
Atl2Ic, White Mercerzed Waistngs worth
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At l9c. Mercerzed Embroidered Dot White
SwisSeS, worth DC.
At l2lc, Brown Linen Suitings, worth l9c.
At 72c, White Dimity, 40 inches wide, worth
l2lc.
At Zoe, India Linons, 40 inches wide, worth
l5c.
At Zoe, Colored Shifting Madras, worth
II.
Al &c. Pearl Buttons, worth Sc.
At G9c. Ladies Kid Gloves, worth aSc.
At l2lc. Ladies' Black Lisle Hose, worth
ZOE.
Ats, Dress Shields, worth l21c.
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Now Cure For Cancer.

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also gone West I'm search Of health. writes
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Mr. ~ IN THE BUD.
First Appearance OF Dandrun Fore
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