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The Washington times., 1905-03-05
HORSE BREATHES
THROUGH SILVER TUBE
He Had Asthma, Now He Suffers Nc
inconvenience, and His Respira-
lions Are Normal

FLORENCE, Col. March 4-When he
was told that his pet horse, which was
afflicted with asthma, could not live
unless it had a silver tube placed in its
throat, Griffith Davis, of Coal Creek,
decided on the operation.
i Florence veterinary performed the
operation. The animal suffers no In
convenience and breathes IN u perfectly
nor nal manner Before the tube was
inserted the noise made by the animal
in its efforts to breathe could be heard
two blocks
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Rear Admiral James H. Sands viii
become superintendent of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis early in June
Rear Admiral Sands is a native of
Waskington He has had an active ca
reer at sea and has a distinguished war
record.
During the civil war he was attached
to the Tuscarora and Shenandoah of
the North Atlantic Bloekading Squad
ron. He took part in both attacks on
Fort Fisher and was twice recon-
meneled by the boards Of admirals for
gallantry.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

those movements which the American
people are likely to carry tn ousf
with rush at the first moment they
understand the situation. The reform
cannot come until that popular under
standing has been attained. In the
meantime Pennsylvania has crowded
its way to the middle of the trough
and is gorging itself.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
RECEPTION TO MEMBERS
OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS

The RooseveIt-F inauguration
reception to the officers and members
of the National Republican League Clubs
last night at the Raleigh from to
O'Clock. was largely attended by MEM
bers from all parts of the country. Re
freshments were kent on hand, anG
tired and lonesome visitors were made
welcome.
Several hundred persons were welcom-
ed during the evening.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
WIFE DIES ONE DAY
AND HUSBAND THE NEXT

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. March while
expressing the wash that he could join
his helpmate of more than fifty years
in death. Azariah SarIor, OF College
Vile. dropped dead OF aDopiexy today
His wife died yesterday OF heart dis
ease and her sudden death so shocked
her husband that it caused his death.
She was eighty years of age. and he
seyenty-Six.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
TOO MUCH OF A CELEBRATION.

Il saw Henpeck today and he was
very much under the influence of drink,
remarked Nagget.
well there's some excuse fer him,
replied Mrs. Nagget He lest his wife
last week"
Il know, but q man should be able to
celebrate without making hog OF HIM
self "-Philadeiphia Press.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
COLOR BLIND.

CIara-Young Sapleigh is unable 10
distinguish between green and b.ue.
Mande-How do you know?
Clara i Just heard him say he was
aWfu.ty blue.-Detroit Tribune.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
jANOWSKI WINS CHESS
GAMES FROM MARSHALL

PARIS. March 5.-In the sixteenth
game of the chess match between D.
Janowski, the local expert, and Frank
j. Marshall, of Brooklyn, which was
played yesterday and last night, Janow-
ski scored a decisive victory over his
opponent.
Marshall resigned after fifty moves.
The score now stands: Marshall, 4;
Janowski. ); drawn. 4.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
FAITH.

What you need. said the good Old
deacon. is faith. You haven't faith
enough
Not faith enough? Great Scott. How
much faith must a fellow have. any
way: I thought l had lots of it. W ny.
every little while I eat scrambled eggs
at our boarding house. Chicago rec
ord Herald.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
EVER NOTICE IT?

Gyer-There is one thing 1 admire
about the hero in woman's novel;
Meyer-What is that?
Gyer-His ability to get up next morn
ing without q headache.-Detroit Tri-
buRe.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
IT WOULD SEEM so.

The yellow cur ran bowling up the
street.
Il may not point moral" said the
TT: can. rs It bumped over the eobble-
stones just behind him, but | certain
IL do ddOrn Il tail Detroit Tribune.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
Points in Paragraphs.

The Drug trust is next on the list.
There now falls to it the duty Of demon
strating that it is in business not for
profit but for the good il can do
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Mrs Chadwick finds that she cannot
get a change of venue. There was a
time when If she wanted anything all
she had to do was to ask for it.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Court clerks in New York, dismissed
FOR stealing jury fees. probably forgot
to divide with that famous individual
known as the man higher up.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

man who confessed that he COM
nitted q murder for which another had
been hanged, saws that he was Goking.
But perhaps he is Joking now.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

General Funston will be glad of a
chance TO command in the West There
is stin little wooiiness there that ap-
Peais to him.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
NEW BAIT.

I'm going fishing.
Then you'll want some shrimp?
Shrimp? What's that? | done think
ever drank any of it''-Houston Post.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Really there is some difficulty IN sum-
rnonlng ,tp acute sympathy for the man
who blows out the gas.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

he police uniforms used by
srre terday must have been res
e rag barrel
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Mr. Hermann seems to have attracted
tbs attention of more grand juries than
it is comfortable 10 mix with
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Let it be hoped that the official Bible
is free from microbes.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Dust was thrown in the eyes of a
large portion of the American public
yesterday.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

There was no Rough Rider able &c
sit bucking horse with more certainty
and grace than young cavairymau
from West Point.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

The people of Washington saw it, but
hey will be anxious TO read about 1t
tIst the same
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Depew paid $500 for a place
ich 10 view the parade. but
boys who climbed sign posts
good a look.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Beef trust may continue to assert
the margin between dressed beef
attic on the hoof Is not large, but
the people who pay for the meat
,se who sell the cattle viii believe
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

imagine the Gear of Russia in the
st of crowd like that
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

The original Roosevelt man made
quite a showing in yesterdays parade.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
! DETERMINED.

GEMS inclined to nodera-
APPS it is only a wobhIe.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05

English sergeant was
ng squad which missed
most unanimous man
They repeated this
and with equal sue
re got to do ii, " the
at last, setting his
wen charge it,
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
STRONG HINT.

ed the man who
tile free medical
y. had a case Of
ge to :, what'd you con
.id 0 pursue?
i " such Il case, ]
Lax g to my profess
Il y. tcharge what
| make myself
lie =.
The Washington times., 1905-03-05
q Eft AND.

- 4dlg.a -
Il mo- we lay,
ah1t4 .taild, and stood
il : geril Leaf their food
o she took
q look.
to g ontent.
than1 he went
ssor's attention
but still hopeful
vessel which was 70
d steam.
n what / am boil me
". " said the profess2l nafT,
x is '-~-.~ :" are
n Sc still she wore
TT Eo' II as before.
An eart's delight
wy height,
An 10 stands
Ant i her hands
"a, In Spectator.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
2ei6embe9an9niB
Ses rieyifaniihen 8otihafters.

WabingtO n, %. Mdrs. Die
bObe a6tung, in wel4er Der O%etffor-
bene msritanii9e 8otf9after Son ira:
nuel be 4spiro3 ffanb, purbe heute
bur9 bic gstbeilisuns on Den 2sidsn=
feisrlidteitsn in Der Ct. Wottbems.
tirde 9etennseidnet.
9enfeIbsn pobnten Der prdfoent
unb feline Satin. 2abinsts mitalieoer,
bas biplomatii6e 2orps, bas Ober-
bunbesseri9t, Senaioren uno &sprds
fentanten fomie Disle perf6nlide
6reunbe bes 8erforben.n bel.
Die 2ei&e murbe auf elmer 2afette
unier militdriider gstorte nod Der
2ir9e gebra9t.
Der Sarg tuurbs. inloie meritanif9e
Glagse gebtat. bon s Srdgernlbor benz
altar nieoer9eiebt.
Die Stride q fdtuara ausssf1la-
gen. Nad benz Sootenamts, bas &sb.
See celebrirte, ipuroe Der Sar9 mieoer
aus Der Stride gebra9t uno auf bic
2afette gefebt.
als Observation-Disclosures funsirten
Der ruffi9e 9otf9after 8raf @affni
unb Der italienii6e 8otidaftsr Wapor
bss plan4ss. observation-disclosures Guler.
S9abamtsiefretdr Sbap, bic @eianbs
ten Gotta &iea's unb Sdnemarfs.
Inter ben 2ldneen bes @bopin'f9en
Srauermari9es iebte fia Der 3us nod
benz Oat 6i1 SrisObofe in gswesuns.
Ser 2side folste bic Gamilie uno
einige intime Greunoe nod benz @rab-
eetu6lbe, mo fe biz our 0erbrinaung
nod Merico blsiben pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
Triihte mnb Semitic.
s i4te.

Sri4te
gepfel-gute RO9apfeI $s.60-3.W per
SOB.
Bananen 81. 25-1.76; fleins 75c-$1.00.
Granbsrries $7.OO-S.OO.
Trauben MaIaga $3.50.
Gitronen $2.75-a.25 per &ifte.
Oransen $1.10-2.5o; California seebs
Iinss 81. 70-1.9) per Rife.
@emafe.
Rotbe %iben $1.5o per Sab.
8raut, Souanb sseb $25 per Eonne; Rotb'
tra,t 81. 80 per Sab.
California GeIern 8.e-$1.c0 per Bun1.
BIumenIobI $2.25 per @rate.
Obiter gIant 15c per DuSenb.
eoIat 12c per Pfunb.
SwiebeIn $a.2s-2.50 per bunbert gfunb;
$l.LO per 8uibeI; ipanii@e $l.O) per @rate.
RartoHeIn 9Oe-$1.00 per Cad; 873c-90c
auf ben @eIeiien.
SuinoisleiB ; 8artoHeIn $3.50 per Sab.
Harinips $500 per Sab.
Stabilize 25c-a0c per OuSenb.
Yeteriilie 50c per Dutenb gun9es.
Spinat eOc-7Oc per Dusenb.
@eibe @;ben $500 per 5aS.
~gutabasas $l.10-$1.2O per Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29

@eb6rrtes RtnbfeHA - entuten. req.
eets. l8te; &usenietten lce; Snneni. I5};
3n6GeI 16c.
e@mak IN xierees Il. Dual. Sc;
nnaIstdt 81e; 8. NumIttdt s3e
&arfe - 0erdu3erte Dratpsua 81.
Sraniiurter 7}c; Bologna h Darmes &c, in
Eu8 SIC.
SnbianaYsIis 4afeegreV.
SsrpSbnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prts,a BIZ o.
udblter A-l6e /; TanY S2}-8ss, soISsu
Deuow l8 BIB 22e, Sapa 28-82e.
SIN RaGetu:
Arioia STATS. 2ion $12.75, Ssr,eb s12. TX:
Caracas $l2. 76, D~iHwortb's $1a. 30, Dutd
Sara SIems $40. 30, RaiI%ou& sla. a6, ect.i
3genbeb Sapa SI2.6O.
.8m6er-Dominoes 8.72e; etidsuder 7.s7
puIuertFrter 6.57e; x3x4 puIperiRrter s.sae.
feiner sranuItrter 6.37e;; Cubes e.72e: Con.
fectioners' u s .82e; Nibseruoos Z 8.07e: nab
nx u SOC; cusYire rs. 92e; Sbsal Grtrs
goIhen 6 6.s1e: 8tnhisr GStra 9 B.sae,
%tosewooe 6 b.72e; seIber 9 6.e7e; Ii
See 6.32.
eprup-S tanoarb Corn 23e bts 25e, at,
wdblter nc BIB 52e; eorsbum sss bs sec:
Rew Orleans RoIsHes lst bts 26e; asudhb
ter 30e Bis 88c.
etdrte-PearI, 8fe, g5anrYion gloS. / NH
8 gtanb Radete 8. Rom. 1 pfb. Badete.
4X-6}e.
efRs-wa4 40 sr. xeH). Sat. s-11e ,.
4aIone.
&eis-earOItna. 2opf. Ask, SeYan 81
-6}e, sebro8ener. 3-4e.
~eanbp-7S etansen senal9t 7c; gros
c.r semii&t &c; Banner Tmie g.; Cream
4onbons 10e; Ts. 2 Greau, seuaif&t &C.
@etrofnete Srii&te-AepfeI, on per eosxs
setrofnst, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7s BIB Ths;
@itron 18e BIZ lac; RoRnen. q gru,px, Der
9funb, 7e, 8 erown 73e, 1 9romx TIC lac,
n~aenfreie tbis &c, California Ra,seateI ~
SuItana 7ie, traporttrte SaItana lie bts l4e
California apriioien Sc Bis lie.
Mihe-BrGstI nea Sc bis loo; 0uberts lae
gtanbeIn IA; pei&i9aIise RanbsIx l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; Eeannits 5e Biz SIC,
ser6ftete 7e bis &c; GusIiGe BaImtHe
FdIes-2400 TN Sat $40; l2on to, Sat
%; 1900 TN SaIbfas $500; 200 t,n sas
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
0etretDe.

Beten $40. Q retber 81. % auf Se,.u
fen, $1.f9 pom UabIen; so. 8 rotber $1.o1
Ndr3 81 10; &asenwebeR &1.I0.
8orn (neaes) - Ro. l wetb 48}c 30. q
meib 4S3e SO. 8 wetb 48fe; SO. 4 wett,
47e; 70. 2 weib senaii4i 4Ss : Ro.
mesb setnif9t 49,; 30. 4 rpetS aemtf4t
47e; No. Q gels 49e; 30. 8 seIt 40
3o. 4 GELD 47s; go. 2 seHtf4t 40.
Ro. 8 aenstf&t 49e; 80. 4 semtat ~ :
RpIben 49,.
Safer- Rs. Q wetSer S2fs, Ro. 9 ustte
e2e; 70. 3 oeurti&ter 51fe; 30. Q semt@tu
51}c.
Seu Ro. 1 atiaotbs $40 %; 70.
2, So. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
Nem 0aAeusRasf,.

1tn1otbp-8ertaufspreiie: SO OIL 90.
Rice gsrfaufspreie: SO .0o-Sl0.00
Melf&forn - 8ertaufsprete: ie xa4 bu
0uaEttdt, 80 bis 66c.
Safer--ee@dIt 44-46e; h ben Kesrer
@.00-$10.0o per Tenne. Eeuer $3.50.
etrob-Psetie. ie mad BEN @rlh. tn saa
len, $6.00-$6. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
Ole 3erh 6rung ber
.W

90 gton, %. Wdrs. =
@eBler &oKsau, peldsr aefern tpeger,
ieinss Mttentats auf bic .umbria" ber=
urtbeilt puroe, ertldrte beute, bab bas
S6ladtdif .Wains" bura cine Der.
wedielun9 bon elmer ieiner 8omben
3erff6rt uorben lei.
CT babe, 10 iaste &Ofeau. ben
2ampf Der eubanii9en patriOten se9en
Weplsr nit Snterefe bsrfolst unb Be.
i9lOfen, mad Sadionpiae, 6Ia., gu
geben unb bic &epolutiondre nod
2rdften gu unterfaben. Ut let bon
81. 4ouis absereiit, mo- er 3n Nnfans
bes Sabres 1897 Isbte, uno babe DOR
ieiner Nbfa6rt bas Waterial fur auei
grplofionsmai9inen bon 9emalti9er
Wirtung 3uiammen9ebra9t, Sn Sad=
ionbile babe er f9 nit cubanii&en
Rebolutiondren befannt eema9t, bic
ibm bic bsibsn Waf9insn absetauft
unb nod Cuba sebra@t bdtten. Sbm
islbft iei aussereoet tuOrben, nod @uba
3u geben.
Na9 Musbrud beg 2rieses babe er
einen Der 9eute, nit benen er in Sads
fonpiIe berbanbslt babe wieoerse=
fesen. Serielbe babe ibm gefa9t, Der
Wann, tpsl9er beauftragt 9etueisn lei,
nit einsf Mafdine elm fpanii4es
2riessidif au berni4ten, babe einen
Srrtbum besansen unb bic rWaine"
3srfbrt. Mls sr ieinsn Srrtbum er=
tannt babe, babe sr Selbfmprb be-
gan8en.
Sas Nttsntat ssssn bic Statue
Jriebri1s bss @roBen babe er began.
gen, neil cine tsine 8iloidule zines
26ni9s In Mmerifa ieben pO0e.
6 euer.
WabifonbiIIs, 2p., %.
Mdr3. gu Sanion, 8p., ri9tete
Jeuer on &ir9en, 5abatsfabriten, @e=
i9dfts= unb Mobnbduiern sinen S9a-
ben BON $5O-10O, 900 an.
GaIf6e BtIIs.
Senber, @oIo., %. Mdr3. Bun.
besbeamte finb elmer Gali4mtin3ers
banbs auf Der Spur, mel9e faIf9e $40
unb $2O-gins i'm 9anaen 2anbe bon
Nep Dort big Sun brancisco in ger'
febr gebra9t bat. Sic 8eamten 9lau-
ben, bab bas S%auptauartier Der BanSe
in biefsr @egsno 1T. gs iOlIen bereits
falI9e Bills In Der 96be bon $50. 900
in l1mlauf fem. Die Bsf9reibun9 Der
Bills III pie foIst: Series 1901, SO.
29513979, Budfabs 3, 2pons @ssi-
fer, @obsrts S9abmeifer, portraits
BON 2etpis uno @larf.
puIbererpIoion n.
NIbanp, q. g., %. Wdr3. =
Bel elmer grploion bon 8 pufber-
miblen Der DUPONT Bomber 80. su
S9a9btiede nabe Crop tpuroen 4
Mann 9et6btet.
9ie Miiblen tparerl erf ftrali9 an
STEELE Der alten erri9tet worben, bic
Dor einem Sabre In bte 2uft fogen.
Dit 2ei&en Der Wdnner uurbe1
800 SUB sef&Ieubert. Die Genfer
aler 0dufer In Der Ha9barf&aft tuur.
ben aertrtmmert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29

Srti9es MISUNDERSTANDING Stsere - 81
7e; bielise Stiere e--8}c: biefiee &tnSe
$40 Bis FRO Rfunb 7e; bsf8e 2abe 40o
bts $50 4fuaS 64e eabe $50 bts ESQ Pfrub
&C.; et;sr gorberpierte &c, Sttr 3tnters
pserteI lie, Sinh &tnterpserteI Sc, Nttb
gorberrserteI &c. Rub EortepterteI 43e, Rub
Niuter5iertel 73c.
Srt&es SaIbFeH&-2aItes lie, 1taters
userteI 13c, E~orberpiertsI Sc.
Srii&es S@aifeii& 2aarmer per pfrnb
12e ; e&afe 93e; S4emieI 18e; Rods turs.
Ice,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
&Guterefen.

Sotber &Ieeiamen 81 .OO-7.7b.
gnslii&er 3Ieeiameri 81 .75-s.00.
AIipte 8Ieeiamen 81. 60-8.C0.
gIfaIfa RIeeiamen $7.hC-s.O0.
Beiber 8leeiamen $500.
@eudbIter Ttmotbp 81. 70-I.8o.
Sroindrer bis gutter Einsotbp 81. 85-l.6o.
5anep 8entudp 8Iaasras s1.Oo-1.ab.
gIausras IN Gbaf soc.
@nsIii@es gIausros $l.46.
OrGarb @ras i.sO-1.60.
@eo Top IN gbaff 7Ec-$1.I0.
&afer &crn 76e-$1.00.
Gr1ber 3uasrrobr Samen 81. 0O-1.25
Meiber 9aferfamen 40c
5ribiabrs @erfte $1.2s.
@eibes unb seIbss &orn 81. OO-1.2 %.
Seo Sob gnfiIase $l.1O-1.25.
Gorp Seas SLIPS.
YiGst 81 90 bis $1.95.
Sribiabrss@ etaen S1.4O.
Set3piebeI, ueibe, seIbe unb rotbe Sa.75
er 8u1beI.
SiB : &artofeI, geIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
IeIbe Jtaniemono tnb iiibIi@e Queen So 90 Der
5ab; rotbe Naniemonb 81. 10; grafIianif&e
$50.
RartoHeIn, friibe 6 No1en zoe per guibeI;
Dbio 65c per guibeI; friibe Roie DOC per
friibe Burbant SOC per Buibel; frtibe
)ebron 45c per Buibel; RiraI 9eru gort uno
5reen WRountai' z0c per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
0&{t,

Gngros 8 Berta ufSprefe Susportis;
e9petersdfe 80c per 9funs etabsiuai@e.
s&meperfdie 17e. @iseonFn Cream 8 &&i
Is, Nsm gori Gbebbara lbe, stxbstud
fGer 2inbrrser l5c. Grid IT,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29

Our 3e9ten bes 8ouperneurs fob
9ifrittsantpalt Seroms, Der ebsnfals
cine Wnfpra9e belt.
iffion.
% abin9ton n, %. Mdra. =
Der prdfoent gebeatt bic 3tuiiAenfaat=
li9e 0srtsbrstOmmiffiOn ebenfo aufsu.
r~tittelrt unb um3ui9itteln, uie bic 2a=
n~alfommiifon. gs beibt, bob CT ben
QommiKdr Gnapp aaein be5alten min,
abgeiebsn nattirli9 orn EX-SENATOR
@odrea, Der ourd feline grnennuns als
Witslieb Der 9ommiiion setpiRsrma-
Zen cine 2ebensberiorsuns srbalten bai.
prdioent R%oOisbelt eruartet, baB Der
nd9fe 9onareB bic 9ommiffon nit
bsoeutsnoeren gefusniRen besasli9 Der
5efiebuns bon Gradtraten bethlehem
pirb, unb sr Mil banr Der 2ommiis
fion elm perional 9eben, auf wel&es er
t9 berIaRen fann.
ton n
Der 3anal3one
% o n, %. Wdr3. -
Sol. Nm. q. @or9us, @bsfinipettor
bes Sanitdtsueiens In Der panama=
Qanal3one, beri9tet. oaB I'm Worat
6ebruar bon 200 Standardization Isl
In Soipitdlern tparsn; Der pro3sntiab
bon 2ranfen mar alio nidt gar3 2.
Sooesfdlle tamen 9 Dor, mas sinem
proaentiab bon IA per Sauienb fir
bas Sabr sntfpriGt.
3u9sfoIIifion.
Wattpon,S ST., %. Mdrs. Sn
elmer 3usstoQifon su Suaiban truroe
bsuts Der 2ofomotipfhbrer 6. 6. Bone
sstDbtst, elm Ssi3sr unb elm Subeno
paRagiere berlebt.
Sturm.
b a, 2ans., %. Ndr3. Gin
Stnrm nit Rsssu bat bier uno in Der
Ma9bari9aft pielfa&en S&aoen an=
geri9tet. SIM n%orowefliden Sbeile
Der Stabt muroen A @obnbduier 3er=
trimmert; IL perionsn tnurosn mebr
uoer usniger idwer perlebt.
abnuna all.
q sails, q. D., 2.
Mdrs. Sn 5oIss elmer 2oliiOn fttir3=
ten an, amerifanii9en gnoe Der @onti.
lebers Bride 8 Wassn 80 SUB ttsf auf
bic untsn borbsifhbrsnbe StraBe. Der
Weidsnudrtsr patrid @6alsn unb
@onoueteur SEQ. 2sbmls purbert bers
lebt.
@ufftf9e Offi3iere aus
Il dbeoroert.
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-03
HARRY FERGUSON WIRES
SYMPATHY TO CAR NICHOLAS
Car Of all the Russlas:

Dear Car of all the Russias:
/ feel for you. I've often had tough luck myself. i've
had the main cog break on press day and the devil off at
a bail game. And out on my experiment farm, I've had
the off mare kick the hired hand in the lumbar regions
right in harvest time and the same day the SOW laid on
five of my best pigs. We all have to contend with some
kind of Japs or other troubles.
It's hard luck, to be sure. But brace up! Instead Of
fighting Japs for more sea coast and Korea and getting
licked once a day, give your office hours to fighting OPP
preston and ignorance nearer home. You need more
gray matter in the average Russian cerebrum and less
yellow in Korea.
At any rate, a sea coast is an expensive thing to
maintain after you have gotten it once. We have tried
it here in the United States.
First, we shed our blood in getting possession of our
east coast. Now every summer we are giving some of
the best blood of the nation TO those Atlantic mosquitoes,
Then we fought for liberty. Now we fight bad beer and
Beach boarding houses.
Then we suffered at Valley Forge, Now we spend our
substance eating clam chowder and turtle soup, embell-
ished with orangeade and settler water, in big summer
hotels, while the band plays.
Then we bought government bonds to support a war
for freedom. Now we buy A%malgamated Copper, Steel
common and other aqueous vapor to fortify Wall street
against any encroachments of inland power and a just
distribution of wealth.
Brandywine. Now we bask in the breakers of Atlantic
City, Coney Island and Newport. fighting Cupids darts,
and sometimes flirt and be correspondents and other
evils of the social fabric.
The pace grows faster and faster and costs millions
to keep up.
The columns of bayonets are no more. But mighty
battalions of bare limbs fortify our otherwise unprotected
shore.
And trainload after trainload of munitions of war are
shipped from Milwaukee and other great dispensaries,
greater than Russia ever knew.
l sincerely advise you to give up all designs on that
eastern sea coast.
Even though the Japanese were willing, which you
no doubt see is not the case, it would be an expensive
luxury. A Wall street and broadwalk would spring up
before you knew it.
The first think l think you ought to do for the ma
the year around for dukes and other bureaucrats.
Put a liberal bounty on them. Eradicate the evil as
soon as you can.
And instead Of buying more powder and Cossack
saddles man your barracks with school teachers armed
with text books.
Get Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia a few days if you
can.
And give the press of the nation freedom to lampoon,
harpoon and cartoon everything that is loose, from the
Neva to the Yellow sea.
Nicholas, you have lost heavily in some respects;
but you have gained in others. You have learned some
valuable lessons.
Trusting these words of comfort may cheer you and
help sustain you in your trials, | am Yours truly,
HARRY FERGUSON.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-03
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