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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-29
Oh Srmski- Sohors
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flung brodte, OitrFte Mun@em UNI
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Brobfiirftentbum Wo5tau in tritti3en
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IuIteben. Der erIte Semstt Sobor
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kbsnoen llnorOnuns etnberufeu. Se9s
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Rnibt non 8ertretern oes gan3en
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Il ritdt Der SobOr5 81 ftiiBen, INSIDE
:, &lOere lpenn es fi9 utn ote QufIage
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Es 8rieg nit polsu 3lpaug ole Rss
4, srung. i'm SABRE 1852 mad 5ebuiGbs
~, Ter Pauie einen nsuen Sobor etn3us
fufen, benz 1887 uno 1912 psttere
,in.bten. Die SobOrs feBten ft4 aus
- men aus 8eamten, 9ettltden.
Z. tsen unb 8srtretsrn Der &dufleute
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-29


Nstti Ee psTnanoeli ntr iranRo
TIGe HsltbEis Milorb IN g%hrtDFftlH.
inbxm az Fs IN timer Glos Asiorit In
irnstRiririu DluioIt iuliipiri. TR
attiiae pstIh n 6urd bigiH prpRB
lore naiarli1t Ssrbt unb trlnnssn 0eu
R6brlpsrib Der a~urtcFfsIu.
Der PiI6t StiOtupurm
proOnJiri, nah eintr Htutn Gutoetuug
cine GeiNs nit gr6btrem Glan5s ais
Der pohlospfltgit Murm Der Geiun
a.nihCft, Der gsraOe ipsesn ietnes
.Wobntbsns" bitl bon isiner groSuts
tionsiraft stn9sbibt baber ION.
Deutf 6Ianbs aubeR
baubel i'm Sabre 1904 ift in amt
lifen 9sri6ten in nad3Itsbenoen 3tfz
fern bargeiisDt: Ginfrbr 81. 1897, 191,
600, clue 3unG6ms bon $116,904, 800
eegen 1908, unb 4usfubr 81, 314,840,s
$50, cine 3undbme BON $32,272,500.
9as Sirngepi6 I 6ts gr0B
ten Qdn0tbisres, 0ss Glepbdnten, 1T
oreimul 70 grob tpie Dos oes menIhen;
pGbrenS absr 0oS MenT6enbirn Elm
8ter3igftel Ieines 8eIammtBspihts lit,
betrGQt oas GIepbanienbirn nur elm
SinfbuuoertItel ieinss RieIentDrpergs-
tpt9ts.
Cine raueng eperbe
6ule errihtet Die Staot ps{t fir
tiinftlsrif@ perauloete fSrausn Der ar
meren 8pltsIdi6ten. 8s9en seringes
Gnt9sIt miro etiden, 0eben. Commit
bremen, Gntperfsn uno ausfibrsn
tiinltkrif9en &Isibsrf9mndes, por5tIs
lanmalsn u. I, IN. 9elebrt.
an Canton, China, 9ibt
es 700 S6nbma6srtpertItdtten, ipeI6e
5000 MGnner un6 10000 5rGuen be-
T6Gftigen, bic BON Sonnendufsdns bis
Sonnemntsrgons orbeiten. Die Mr.
better erboIten bon $3.50 bis S. Sen
Monat uno oubsrbem nod 2ebenss
mittel in 9sitalt bon REFS uno &C.
f~oI5enen 5H6en.
arsentfnien bsFibt bic grbbs
ten S9afbeerben Der Dstt.' 3tebt uber
bsrbGItniBmGBie ben serin9Itsu Guben
buraus. mas theiIpeiie auf bic Sbuts
fade 3uriid5ufiibrsn III, bob bic auas
IttGt nod ni6t geniigeno perebelt 1T,
gum Sbeil dber aud aIf bic Ra9Idis
Ii9tsit bel Der PfIeqe Der S6dfe unb
enblt9 auf bic RGube, bsreu SeiIuna
nt6t pbIigdtOriI6 9emadt parb.
Gin Dunbers8 b b. Sn
Serieb Gitp, q. s., f9entts bttTer Sage
enc setpife Srau 3bereTe StIpsr siusm
&tnos (WlGb6en) bus Qeben, boS 143
llnSen bel Der @eburt lpog unb ni9t
gr6ber ais 10 3pl mar. Die 9Gnts
bsS flsinen 9inees iparen, bon ben
Stngertpur5eln bic Su ben Spiben ges
rednet, taum etnen sou lang; Elm
Dime mare eeniieerb, bic Sanbfld6e
Su bebeden. Der 4rm bes 8abp lift
faum 70 lang ME Elm 8leiffift unS
ni6t bel btder, unb bic Singer Fnb
etipd lpie line GtridnabeI.
Der berbotene STERN.
Seitens Der tiirtif6en Rsaisrune III OOr
GINGER 59stt an bic tiirtifden 3oIdmtsr
cine gerfiigune ereaneen, tpono9 Waos
rem, bic bic Sorm BON Sternsn babsn
pber aIs Dorte .inen Stern irageH.
bon Der Ginfubr auseeI6lpFen fein
foIlen. Ter 9runb fir bisFs 8eT9rdns
t,tre bes frembsn 5anbsls biirtte BARN
Iiesen. bab Der Stern aIs Sbsil bes
tiirtiT6en Dappeus anosT.bsn iptrb.
bds beretts mad elmer GIter,n 8erorbs
nung auf triner D1are an9ebroGt tpers
ben barf. 4u6 finbet man btellei6t
IN benz @ort rStsrr," tirftT6 Dill
bta." cine GnipieIun9 uuf bos 9GIais
hes Sultans,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-29

l0T. ptstaslatr bsrtits prad@lsai
taL.
On fiHgEaltfHhtH BIZ
htrH hts lshiitR 3ahEbunbsriE fuh
~ Dlpbtits aEieH unb 424 ArttR Don
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glcstites bsTpcrgsrultn ipurosn.
! M 6attn bapartrL ,SnI
tirtiIdtR 6aisn erstIi erIiittn nab
rsno zines Sturmss sttpa 40 SsgtLs
fdiffs Saparis; feds psrIOHsn biiBisH
has qs6eu Elm,
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y c { d BUNS eIbern pOu
drGun purOt elm QOIissiisrgeant in
aupitu6t, qfritu, gu is RUnaisn @e.
fGngntB Otrurtbeilt.
Der 3itel bes .GipIlz9pu
Oerneurs Der PbiIippiusn" Idutet Dor
nun an, auf @runb Der tiirSlt9 BON
Prdii6snteH Der Ser. Stuaten untsr:
3si4Hsten Bill nGsnsraIsS OuUsrueul
Der qbtltppintn."
Cine 3 ~ sgung 1T in Zen
gort I'm Gange, ben 2obu Der Mai9,
fraueu auf $50 ben Gag unb 5obr,
gsIb gu erb0ben. @sssnpGrtis erboltsr
bic Srauen $1.25 fir Elm Tagetpsr'
duber benz 6auie.
Die 8tsutr SBitr9GB
seeII9dt pertduft GIeI a.
%duffuaenb Hitbriesn greii.n, YIN ben
8snubuns Der 9rautbiere gum 3ieber
Der 6dnbIersarren an SteIIt Der Sunb,
8Ori4ub su Ieiften.
SbO:
mas bon Rebrosto f6Gbt ben 8erluf
tpslbeH bic Sdrmer Sts 6taat.s norieeS
Sabr bur4 bic ,Gornitalts 8rantbtit"
erIittsn, auf sttpa $4,000 unb be.
far4tst. buB btsfes Sabr Der 8erIuf
nod 9rSbere 9imenfiCnen ~annsbmsr
ptro.
9aS tnStf3 q btuo8t.
ittrbt Idugiam aus. Su ben
3pOlosiIden 9drten Guropas ertItirer
insgefammt nur bier grempldrs uni
bic RbinO3eroFe in ben 9f9ungeIr
DerbsH 70 rar, bob feIblt bic bsrtpegen.
fen Sdgsr ieIteu zines gu Gsfiht be.
tommen.
Der beut9s 8aarsns
btrtebr nit ben Der. Staatcr
peiit. nd9 Der Gmtltfeu StdtiItit, fin
bas IsBts Snbr fotpobI binfi9tli9 Der
gtnfIbr pie Der Nusfubr eiuen bsbeus
tenbsn Riidgung uuf. Die Gtnfubr III
um ettpu 100000 9pppelcentner, biz
ausfubr nm etpa 100000 9oppels
csntner nisort8er aIs i'm SABRE 1903.
RAD Der 6 II IN a n b E =
It attfit purben tpG9renb
Der nit Dem 81. DECEMBER 1904 beens
bigten ie98 Mpnate 40O,063 Gtnpan,
Oersr in ben Ser. Stautsn sueeIaFen;
oarunter 86,191 RuFsn. Die Sc
Iammt3abl Der @inpauberer, bic in ben
1bgslaufenen feds Monaten nibt LAM
ben burften, mar 4645, ssssu 1888
reIp. 4011 In ben bsiben borbereebsns
ben SabreH.
9ol3 iOIsn bic GinssbOrsnsu bon
Stbirisn IGneit Der &iiite eiien. Sic
l0ien bic Rtnne Don ben 8GumSR oh
uRb tO4sn fe gu Srsi.
Die Sauben Des .abelaibes
QuitraIisu) TIptHs Club" stublirtsu
iilnsIt eineH Welts .RseOrb," inbem lie
sol RetIeH IN bier Stunben Surids
Iesteu.
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SlOriou bic Suusfruuen Den SuBbOoeu;
in fat alien StGotsn in Der Orausens
8sgeno benuBsn 5ruueu Srunsen an
Itatt Seize.
gint 4n3abl prominent
qerjts in ben Der. Gtacter
bsfirtportet bic OrganiIiruns elmer
yRattOnaIsn 9eisuI3oft our 8srbins
oerung BON Staub."
Die Ser. 6 a. R e.
gteruug bat segenipdrtts stpu
462,000,000 Silberbolnrs an Sanb,
bsrsn Qufbepabruns 1850 Subits
fuB Ruum i'm S3abamt in QnIpru6
niInmt.
Die britif9sR 8siiba NJ
gen in DeIIafritu umfofsn 100000
auuoratmetlen, nit elmer 8eD6lterung
ron 100000 Resern unb elmer
iGbrli6en 9aumpOlss probuttion bon
100000 8alIeR.
Ots erren 9eu9c tputsn
tnnerRatb elmer 8o9e Obsr fpGtefteu8
sebu &asen srtpiosrt tperoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-29

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istgf #snstdi nnp NStFtstloghei baf
Tor etttnsiahr tyrfits pradwltat
haf
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-29

Eoytb 7enapaube, 9rp POD. 1outs ", a. q a. ana. 10. %.
Push-kuTo bot MID roBadnotg furIu. 80 tt hbr 20
Sabu az uupsbougidfdt fggsPpiaL botis ilrduriids
Sdansrru Ia ey Wsasen9fGrub, " ef %mR une I'm 9thdcu
Ritte HHb fatrnt @toiqRsn. upiss psr6alsu ~yinosung ant
turt .Sut. Turin batmit fnHe uHo 10 asacg. bobt Ia aud i'm dHiaua
ttuoa miFtIauih ataen gnib luro maT, Nher I'D Dtripurtt bab
hr ~pobittatie, NiTfung anb HGt BEN etbtnu6 ron p,eT gadetea
nat ib ~poHhaubis stbcht, nHb babe nRR tdt sinsFa haIbeR Sahu
ftnr SAmcnn mtbr. Ncn Sppett M quit ghsRio adns
RECKONING. bin 81 Aabu Oft. sc toumt nie Dor. ais mic elm
huHosr, ub iaHn 10 Aufr oWiS g,ttid e~upithlsu. 8Fan
Rudsr. ansrt 9anbortu, brfidtd ahd, has ibf has GRitd
anbn0TOcnii't gut ipSi. 9ht @mr.
Spbu a Prusu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-03-29

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

Russian battleships or Oyama's rout
Of kuropatkin's army ut Liaoyang and
Mukden."
Financicr Takahashi, who is vice gov
ernor of the Bank of Japan. belongs 1
one of the Oldest fcudal clans in Japan
and was born in abject poverty. At
the tender age of nine, when most
boys are playing marbles and wonder
Ing what they can hypnotizc papa INTO
buying for them next, young Takahashi
started out to earn his own living. lie
not only did so, but he worked his
way through school and was so plucly
and perSevering that he attracted the
attention of Japanese government oil
cials, who aided him in visiting Cali
fornia. After year of profitable study
in America he returned to Japan
worked in a government school rs in
structor in English and later per
formed valuable services in various
departments. His motto is. DO yo0g
best wherever you are placed"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

Walsh was educated in the public
schools and learned the millwrigAts
trade. At the age of nineteen he cal me
to America and located in Colorado
He was poor, but ambitious, had plen-
ty of brains and was a hustler and
soon made a strike" in the Black
Hills which netted him about 100000
For time after this he ran 4 hotel in
Leadyille, devoting all his spare ii me
to the study of geology, mineralogy
metallurgy and various phases of sci
entific mining. Finally he evolved a
theory of his own that the best values
would be found near mountain tops
His friends laughed at him, but he
quietly went TO work, and on top Of the
San Juan mountains at Ouray he open
ed the Camp Bird mines, which speedily
made him many times a millionaire
From the start he paid the highest
wages for the best labor, gave his men
an eight hour day of his own volition,
built them a handsome clubhouse on
Camp Bird property and was recently
able to declare with pardonable pride
that he had never had trouble with his
labor and had never had strike
When it is recalled that for years Colo
RADIO has been the theater of the most
determined and violent struggles be-
tween miners and owners, Mr.. Walsh's
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
LIFE IN NORWAY.
Interesting Facts About the Land OF
the Midnight Sun.

Interesting Facts About the Land OF
the Midnight sun.
Norway has a population of only
eighteen to the square mile and is the
most thinly settled country in Europe
1t has a rugged, mountainous surface,
narrow valleys and immense barren
tablelands. The people prefer coun-
try life, are not prone TO rush from
the farm to the city, and are healthy
and strong. About two-thrds of the
entire population live upon the coast
and there are no more daring and ex-
pert sailors and fishermen in the world
than the venturesome sons of the old
vikings. The majority of the women
are of fair complexion, with naxen hair
and blue eyes. Many of them are re-
markably pretty, and they are decid-
edly picturesque when dressed in ma
tive costume.
There are public registry offices for
servant girls who sign a contract for
six months service The average
wage earnings of Norway are said
to be only $SS year, and the average
expense of living is less than in any
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

"There was sure enough Jim Blud-
so, and he was the hero of the inn
mortal poem of that name which came
from the pen of John Hay" according
to ]. NJ. Tally of Chicago.
This Bludso, or Bledso, for the
name is spelled both ways, lived half a
century at Warsaw, ILL.,. and was fa-
NOUS character among river men. He
did not actually perform the feat which
is told in the stirring lyric, but he was
possessed of qualities of heroism that
would have caused him to do just such
a deed, and it was for this reason
that his name was taken. Jim Bludso
lived to a green old age, dying in 1856,
and he and the late secretary of state
kept up their friendship as long as Jim
lived"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

AnO-hA' f. Walsh tain there in his tlSu-
al princely fashion-the fashion that
has already made Paris, Brussels hnd
Washington social circles gasp with as
toniShment. During the summer New
port is the stronghold of New York ;
exclusive -Four Hundred, and as on in
cident of the Walsh soiourn there Miss
Evalyn Walsh is to make her social de
but She and her mother have for some
time been regarded as two of the best
gowned women in Washington. and the
modest genial husband and father is
always at his best no matter where he
may be-in the palace of king or In
a tent at new mining camp. The
Walsh home at the national capital is
beyond question the finest private resi-
dence in Washington. 1t contains six.
ty-four rooms. Almost every known
species of hard wood has been utilized
IN the interior finish, $1,000 worth of
gold leaf was used in decorating the
ceiling of the ballroom, some of the
floors cost $1,000 each, there are elec-
trio elevators and a patent SYSTEM Of
ventilation, and the mauSion Itself lun-
furnished, cost the Colorado CroeSus
$1,000,000. Surrounding the house is an
italian garden ornamented with vases.
statuary and other works of art, evbry
piece Of which was secured from ITALY
or Greece. Among the features of the
mansion are a fine pipe organ. a til ea-
for and Il roOf srardan
The history of Thomas f. Walsh
reads like page from the ARABIAN
Nights" Born in the county of Zip
perary, Ireland, fifty-four years al 90,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
FILLED THE WAR CHEST.
Banker TnSRhhshi, Who Raised over
SG0O,OOO.OOO Abroad For Jnpnn

Banker TakRhnshi, Who Raised over
SG0O.OOO.OOO Abroad For Japan.
kUrekiyo Takahashi, whose achieve.
ments have caused him to be referred
TO as Japan's first great financier, is
the shrewd oriental who succeeded in
borrowing over $400.000.0O0 of Ameri-
can and English money for the re
plenishment of the mikado's war chest
While Togo Kuroli. Nogi Oyama and
other great japanese sailors and sol,
dierS were causing the russians 10
rapidly advance northward. Taxa
hashi one Of the mikado's field mar
shals of finance. was conducting cam
paign in the worlds money markets
He was plausible and convincing and
a good salesman for japanese bonds
Even when the final outcome of lh,
war was in doubt he placed $2Gl.O00C00
worth in Great Britain and the United
States, and he is now putting the fin
ishing touches on a sale Of $iJ0.GOO. NGo
more. Ills achievements" said Il jap
anase official recently. are quite as
notable as To@o's work 4 sinking the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

tract as much attention and receive as
much homage IN Japan and the Philip
pines as a princess. Miss Alice has
her camera with her, and as she is an
enthusiastic amateur photographer and
a strenuous sghtseer she will doubt
less have wonderful collection OF
interesting pictures.
a tinge of romance is given to the
trip by the presence on the Manchuria
of Representative Nicholas Longworth
of Ohio, whose home Miss Roosevelt
has often visited and who has fire.
quently been mentioned as a probable
future son-in-law of the president
Another member of the party is Colo
mel Clarence Edwards, chief of the
bureau of insular affairs, whose mis-
sion is to further the railroad develop
ment of the Philippines. Secretary
Taft is desirous of having about 1000
miles of railway built in the Philip
pines. Probably zoo or 500 miles will
be all that can be constructed in the
near future. OF that amount of mile
age about so per cent will be built in
The island of Luzon. The general plans
under consideration provide for rail.
road running from Manila to Aparri.
1t is also proposed to build line
from Manila southward to Vera Cruz
and Batangas, about sixty miles long.
That is all that is now certain for the
Island of Luzon. 1t is the intention al
30 to build between 30 and 100 miles
Of railroad across the island of Panay
and short pieces Of road in the islands
Of Negros and Mindanao. All except
the Luzon roads will be valuable prin-
cipally for their strategic Importance,
although Panay is rich island. and
the road there may prove Of great com
mercial advantage. As an inducement
20 capitalists the government offers to
guarantee interest on the actual cost
Df construction for period Of thirty
years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

val Italian senti- MAURICE HEWLETT
ment ana thought
that he developed into an acknowl-
edged master of medieval romance
what Hamilton W Mabie calls "a sig
nificant and solitary figure" a creator
of historical romance which contains
no known historical character and pre-
sents no documentary facts. but inter
prets the spirit and elusive phases II
life in historic times. He is veg
painstaking worker and usually writes
a story several times before he gives
it to the world Three drafts of The
Forest Lovers" did not satisfy him,
and the book was completely rewrit-
ten a fourth time prior to its publica-
ton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

George Horace Lorimer, who became
literary celebrity when his Letters
From Self Made Merchant to His
Son" caught the popular fancy to the
extent of a sale of 100000 copies, is the
editor of the Saturday Evening Post
When the books popularity was at its
height Mr.. Lorimer received letter
from man in Texas who said.
II have patent bicycle and I know
there are millions in it. If you can get
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

stopped short in his speech.
go on; go on" urged his audience
indulgently.
Watson gathered himself together
under the stimulus of the encourage
ment, stepped to the front of the plat
form. and, bowling with his exquisite
southern chivalry, he said:
Ladies and gentlemen. l should be
glad to go on, but the lady who just
came in fairly took my breath away"
He sat down amid burst of ap.
plause.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

and was blazing
away in a man
ner which gave
promise of the
great ora tory
which was to
come. Like most
young speakers,
he was keenly
sensitive to in
terruptlons, and
when a party of
late com RS,
a mong W HON
was a singularly
beautiful wom-
an, entered the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT. with the needs
of Uncle Sans new wards he has
strongly favored abolishing the duty
now paid on Philippine sugar and to-
bacco. Believing that representatives
and senators might be led to adopt his
views if they could personally investi.
gate conditions in the archipelago he
planned tour for their benefit, and
thirty well known Washington states
men, including Senators Dubois. New
lands. Scott Foster, Long, Patterson
and Warren. and Congressman Grosve-
nor. De Almond, Loud, Payne, Cock
ran. Cooper, Curtis, FosS and Long
worth. will make close-hand study
of the islands and report to congress
concerning present conditions and the
character of legislation that is needed
They are to be the guests of the Philip
pine government, which. it is under
stood, will pay the expenses of the in
vGStigatorS.
The majority of senators and con-
gressmen are accompanied by their
wives. and attached to the party are
number of tourists, who are making
the trip for pleasure and are footing
their own bills Conspicuous among
these is Miss Alice Roosevelt, daugh-
ter of the president, who has one of
the most palatial suites ON board the
mammoth steamship Manchuria, which
carries the party, and who will at
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

well known Oregon family, by whom
he had three children one boy whom
he named Hiram and who is now a
captain of artillery in the army; the
two others, daughters, one of whom
died at Washington last winter, the
other of whom is married to the French
Duke of Rochefoucauld.
In the summer and fall of 1873, aft
er Mitchell's election to the United
States senate, his assumed name be-
came known. But the Pennsylvania
wife obtained divorce, and his Ore
gon marriage was legalized. He was
reelected to the senate in 1885, 1891
and 1901
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

which, for rapid and persistent sue
cess, has no parallel in the annals Of
American politics.
One year after going to Portland he
was elected city attorney. One year
more and he was sent to the state
senate. Another two years and he was
president of the state senate. Again
a year, id 1866, and he failed by but
one vote OF winning the Republican
caucus nomination for United States
senator. Six years later. in 1872, he
was elected United States senator, and
in March. 1873. began his duties at
Washington.
He married Miss Martha Price Of a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
--.-a----
Stories About
Folk of Note
Secretary Wilson and the Three Fat
Cats--MarjOrie Gould, Baseball PLAYER.
George Horace Lorimer's Sue
cess see Career of Senator
Mitchell of Oregon.

Y AMES WILSON,
<B who as secre-
tary of agricul-
ture may appropri-
ately be called Uncle
Sans boss farmer,
is just now in the
public eye because
of the leak" in the
cotton report by
which cotton specu-
lators profited. He
was born in Scot
land about seventy
years ago, came to
the United States
in 1851, received an
academic education
and became an
Iowa farmer. He
served three terms
in congress, is a
man of wealth and
has a dry wit. Sec
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
Politics and the Individual
By Postmaster General GEORGE B. coRTELYoU

BY Postma Generate d. CoRTELYOU
HE representatives of the people do their best work only
when encouraged and ppored their efforts approach
~ questions in the right spirit. THE PEOPLE MUST DO
THEIR PART If we are to have cleaner political meth
DDS the beginning be made in the primary and the town meet
ng and the citizen con bue his share his sphere how
humble it may be- if he is to be CONSISTENT when he de-
mands high standard of tose who represent him in the various
grades of official life.
The demand of the hour unceang warfare corruption
all its aspects but always remember that reforms to be
practical MUST BE REASONABLE There must be individual
participation in every for civic beterment The citizen
must not shir his duty He help to improve the agencies
through which such bet be secured The influence
free press must not bel impaired must the great body OF
nobes agencies of enlightenment and CIVIL
Eatonbe judged by few which PROSTITUTED THEIR
HIGH CALLING to ignoble uses.