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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
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Janatifer bie ME goubsrtlsur Sanlp
F9 nit ibrem patriotismus brtiten
unb banrt srfldren, bab Der tpabre pa'
triotismus BARN bsfishe, oaB nan ale
gsisBs obns ausnabme befOIge. mli4sn
10 piel pertsbrtss unb uniinnises sls
iammen, bab r,aii faum i'm Stanoe 1T
einen Namsn fir bas 8emiia oas lie
patriotismus nsnnsn. 81 finosn.
Sbr psrbohrtss Selbfseflbl ertennt
ni9t bic frsissifisen 8runo9eoanten
bic bic 8srfahung Der @ersinigten
Staaisu burd @sfssartilel, uel4e bas
Sunbame1t unisrss natiOnalsn Bette
bsns bilos, als m~abasbsno on.
Sic HELEN bic 8eisbe, tpel4e bon
unmihsnosn 9anobepobnsern auf ge:
ireibern nerrtidtsr Sempsrsnsusiber
unb @raftsrs brett segsn.. bic Sefim=
munger Der gsrfafune in ben Stats.
Isgislntursn srlahsn tuerben, melt
h6ber als bic 6unoamsntalssisBe,
nsl9e Wdnner ME Su6n Sancod,
6enrp Glap unb patrid 6snrp gu
gfpfsilsrn unisrss nationalsn Be-
fehens ma4ten.
Die 0srfaHung bsrbirgt i'm psitgs.
benofen Wabs bic psri6nli9en 5rsi-
bsiten Der Burger.
Die Staatssefebssbung rebsairt &c.
gen bieis 8eftimmung unb uast ss.
bic psribnlidsn 5rsi6eitsn, bic bon
Der Station nod blutissn adr1pfen ben
Bhrgert getpdbrlsifst tpurbsn, in rlrl-
psrantwOrtli9er Weiis 81 pertiraen.
Otter Der S4abtammer unb Der
@spsnusr1 tpu,bsri anssfslt; bic gstuas
Dung bes b69fsn Suites, bas be Re.
publit ben gtirserr bra9ts, bic Greis
belt. elau5te man ben 8tir9srn ielbf
anbsrtrauerl su btirfen.
Die gerfahung Der Der. Staten
tpirb bur9 Elm paar 9%leinfdotsr Der.
lsbt unb berb6bnt uno bic 8ouusrnsurs
Der Staatsu bsffsben barauf, baB bic
In ben StaatsseisBsebunsen Derfabten
@sfsbs bic Observation-Disclosures
arnuairsn.
Serr Sanlsp unb feline 3olIsssn bon
anberen Staaten, tpel4e nit ibm bic
Sur9fibrung Der puritanii9sn Narr=
beiten rur sr3pingen molten, neil fs
BON ben @taats9eisb9ebun9en seisblit
esma9t tpuroen, fno i%Osenanite SSu-
rifen. sic ioltsn .es better pihen,
nIs anbsrs Stsrbli9e, baB bic puri'
taner-@ efsbe sesen ben 9sift uno
ben @ortlaut Der 0erfafung perifoben,
bab alfo bsrieniss, Der ibre Sur4fibr=
ung sratpineen min, 8erratb an Der
DerfaHuns ibt unb anffatt Elm patrioi
su isin, Elm 8errdtber if.
Die liberal sefnnten Yiirser biirfsn
INN tpabre patrioten 3u iein ni4t auf'
96rsl nit alen Witteln bic Bers
fiir3uns Der perfafun9sgemdben Grei-
heiten AT betdmpfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

bic Musgabe bon 3proaentigsH Bombs
I'm Setrase bon 1872. O49. 925 Boil.
barss in gplb unb r~id3ablbar in AZ
Sabren, bor9eieben."
Die .Samburssr gbrienbale" bonn
gnbe Iebten ulOnats bra&te sinsn ge.
ri9t tber bic 2%onbonsr @sriammluns
Der 8sFbsr bon OblisatiOnen Der 8s.
re,olauii9sn 9luslanbsi4ulb unter
gorfiB bon 2oro Ipeburp.
Wir sntnsbmsn benz RapOrte bes
gorfBsrs 5Olssnoes:
Die Sn~terpentian @nslanos, Ssutfds
lambs unb Staliens In 9ene3uela 3u
Gnoe 1902 in Ridf4t auf ibre Inter.
tbansn. bensn S9aeen isitsns Der be.
issolanii4sn &esisruns 3uaefiist mor-
ben mar, fibrte CUR abfafuns Der
Waibinstonsr prOtotoue i'm 5sbruar
1908, In bensn bic gessn 8sns3usla sa
srbebsnbsn Mniprids in brei 2laHsn
serfelen.
S6atid4li9e, pbpfi&e ansriHe auf
bic u~ntertbansn Der In getra9t foms
member Staten uuroen ielbfreoenb
in bic srfe 3ategOrie einsefisIt unb es
lpuros psrsinbart, eab bic &egierung
bon gsns3usla fOfort gntfadoisuns
per @aha su lsiffen babe.
Sn bic 3tpsits 8atssoris purosn bic
Mniprii9s bsrisnissn inbufrislsn @e-
ieaf4aftsn uno Suoipiousn sinsereitt,
oeren gsFb sei&doiat pOrben mar,
ooer osne1 0.ne3uela our9 iibernoms
meme @arantis ooer auf anbsre Weiie
9elo i&ulbste. Die 8eslei9uns bisisr
Iniprh9e, mad prtfung unb &i9tis.
ffsnung our9 cine tn Caracas tasenbe
eemii9te @ommiifon, tpurbe burd bic
@ens3Olanii9e &esisruns f9ergefslt,
inosm fs ,f9 berpfi9tete, 80 prossnt
Der 3olsinnabmsn Der bsiosn Saupt=
6dfsn Der @spublit, Ga @uapra unb
pnerte @obeQo, ben Wd4tsn 3u iibsr-
wsiisn, bis bic our9 bic gommiIipn
fsfssfslien anipri9e bsgliGsn isisn.
Sn bic brittle uab lsbte 2atsgoris
fislsn bic A~uslanossS 9ulobsrphi9tun.
gen Der Republit.
&c beeannen ipdter bic Werbanb.
lungsn iibsr &ssslung Der beibsn Msu.
bersn anlsihen, bic 3onfolioirte
S9ulb bon 1881, betannt als bic
gnsliide S9uIo, Iunb bic Ysuti9e
Inlsibs bot, 1896.
Inter Wittpirfuns Der Sisepntp-
@sisQi9aft, bic bic beuti9en Sblisa.
tiOndre p%ertrat, sins man fofOrt an bic
Nrbeit unb lansmierise gerbanblun-
gen fanoen nit General 0elutini In
paris, grifel, Berlin unb 2onbon
tatt. Grit Dor IA Sasen 1T mat,
i&lieBli4 i'm Stanoe gstpeien, bas iebt
ben Oblisationen' gsFBsrn b~orlissnbs
uebersinfommeu su untsrssi9nen. Die
iss nsbereintommsn sebe In Rtrse bas
bin. baB Der gsfber elmer auf 100
pfo. Sterling lautsnben obligation
Der anlsibs bon 1881 I'm Austaui9
~ pfo. STIRLING uno 10 SHILLING In
Obligationen Der 3pro3entisen Siplo-
matiften Nnlsi6e bon 8snesueIa er-
baltsn tpiirbs, md6rsno fur bic ni9tee-
3abltsn 3inien Bis 81. DECEMBER 1904,
bic fia auf 20 pfo. st. 5 Sb. bsliefen,
neus Sbligationsn su pari ausgsrsi9t
puroen. Saraus er9ebe fi9 elm Be-
trag bon suiammen 90 pfo. st. Is
Sb. on Siplomatii9en Oblisationsn
bstrefs ieber 100 pfb. ct. Der bsfeben.
ben Obligationen. Was bic Nnlsibs
bon 1896 anbelanse, bic nit 5 pro3ert
bsr3inf puroe unb l prossnt Nmor-
tiiation tru9, iolsn jsbe 100 pfo. ct.
nit ben i'm &tdfanbe befinbliGsn auf
81 pfb. 2 Sb. f9 bslaufenbsn 3inisn
gegs1 eins1 dbnli4en 8stsag In Yiplo-
matif9en Oblisationsn aussstauf9t
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

Die @Dttinger afabemiz
T6en 9ebprben baben bic 9riinbuns
Der Corporation Ginteni9aft sensbz
mist. Oie Jintenfhaft sriinbet Ibz
tbeilunsen fir Wtfenf9aften, f9Ons
Rinfte unh Sport.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

0ottIteb 2eutharbt,
.0k gemttbli&e ede,"
Ode 1oble unb Warlet etr.s, =
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
THE SOUTH IS ICEBoUND.
Nine States Are Covered With Coat Of
Frozen SIeet.

Louisville, KY, Feb. 7.--Telephone
and telegraph service over wide
area Of the south was almost com
pletely crippled by heavy slcot. Rail
road service also suffered, and in
some towns the lighting and street
car facilities were suspended. The
tie-up was the most complete in many
years, and although the telegraph
companies and railroads have large
forces of men at work it may be two
or three days before normal condl,
tons resume,
The storm, which covered with a
thick icy coat, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Terri,
tory, Mississippi, Alabama, Louis
vile and Georgia, have revealed inter
mittently for three days and the
wires broke under the accumulated
ice, Service from Louisville to Mem
phis, Nashville, Chattanooga and
Birmingham was but little interrupt
cd. South of these cities to the gulf
only two Or three wires were work
Ing imperfectly tonight. The fall of
snow and sleet, varying from one to
three inches, extended as far north
as Louisville.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
LONDON SET TO GUESSING.
Russian Government Assumed Control
Of Telegraph Wires,

London, Feb. S.-Much speculation
has been caused here by the fact that
the Russian government on Monday
assumed control of the Siberian tele-
graph lines from s O'Clock in the
morning until A O'Clock in the after
noon. 1t Is said to be the first oc-
casion on which telegraph communi'
cation has thus been stopped since
the war began. Various possible
causes are discussed such as the
strike movement to the Siberian rail-
way and important correspondence
with General KuroDatkin.
Little attention is paid to rumors
Of peace mediation, but the Chroni.
cle's St. Petersburg correspondent
sends the statement, which Is not
confirmed in other dispatches, how,
ever, that the recent conferences Of
the grand ducal party to consider the
Far Eastern prospects arrived at an
agreement as 10 the desirability of
ending the war, and that the rllmor
of General Kuropatkin's resignation
was started to facilitate negotiations
for peace.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
A Valentine Wooins

On 81. Valentines Day, though the
heavens were gray,
The postmaa came merrily over the
snow,
At the cot In the lane, with the white
curtalncd pane,
And the mansion of marble his whistle
to blow.
But no missye he brought to the maid
en- who watched
In ~, window ,.Ioy' embraced by fr0st-bit'
And she stiiled sigh as he gayly went
By
To leave at her neighbours Il square
valentine.
A handsome young man who lived over
the way
Unfaslened his lattice and leaned from
the sin
Al the postman's approach; but the post
man passed on
To the millonaircs palace that rose
on the hill.
And the youth. looking down with a cynl-
cal lrown,
Beheld her, the maiden who peered
800 utUuRU the vine,
With a quivering lip and tear 10 hel
eye
she, too. was forgotten by st. Valen-
tine.
lie crossed DER the street and he knock
ed at her door
Her lashes were long and her locks
wore Of gold,
But her tears were dissolved In u sun
shiny smile,
As, blushing, she babe him come in
from tho cold.
u come 10 condple." said the youth to
the maid,
We both were forgotten to-day !
No lover have you. and no sweetheart
TO send US a message by st, Valen-
tine"
Oh, the day that Is dullest and darkest at
dawn
In n glory of purple and crimson oft
closes
And the path that begins in thicket of
thorns
May end In a garden OF myrtle and
roses.
So behold! when they parted he captured
her hand
Sweet maid, do you love me, and will
you be mlne?"
Thus Cupid came after and healed with
kiss
The hearts that were wounded by St.
Valentine.
--.Minna Irving, In Leslle's Weekly.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
NO CHANGE IN Usage BILL.
Standard OIL Proposition Believed 10
be Ineffective.

Washington, Feb. Tt Is beliey-
ed that the subcommittee of the
house which has been conducting
hearings on the Usage bill distribut-
ing sS,0OO,0OO and allotting 100000
acres Of lands to the tribe in Okla
homa, will leave the bill practically
as 1t was before the hearings took
place, when it reports the result OF
its work to the full committee next
Thursday. Substantially the only
opposition came from the holders Of
the blanket lease on the oil lands
controlled by the Indian Territory
Illuminating Oil Company, who are
opposed to the secretary Of the in
terror exercising discretion in the
leasings,
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Make Your Valentines.

Making valentines is lots of fun and
the boys and girls who make them in.
stead Of buying them for their friends
will find the festival Of st. Valentine
very much more entertaining than
usual. OF course st. Valentines day
is rather late to begin making them,
but then so many forget all about
them until the day arrives. There are
a few which can be made at the last
moment out Of material at hand.
A very easy one, which is pretty
as well, Is made in the form Of a let
ter, Get square of colored paper of
rather heavy quality. The paper
should be of light, attractive color
pink, blue, green or lavender looks
we'll. 1t may be either plain Or fig.
ured, in small allover design, or
with gilt figures, but the ornamental
ton should not be SO large as to leave
no space for writing.
Then cut another square Of paper Of
another color for the lining Of the
first square, and paste the two squares
together. Next fold the square SO
that the four corners come together in
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09

or tossed across the room by a more
daring admirer at the turning Of the
teachers back. And unit; we dlscerned
the plagiarism with which they were
charged 1t would seem there was
surely a dash Of genius In the stubby
pencil that indicated such inspiring
lines as;
.,'oMl W aAoI lno lno uBo 9UuY ON
nod 9Ao[ | So GU 3Ao[ noG JI,,
And In that May basket filled to
overlooking with Dutchmen's breeches
and johnny jumpups, bearing the dis
closure that
THE rose Is red, the volet's blue,
Sugar Is sweet, and SO are YOU"
And why do we send valentines?
Principally because it Is a time hon
ored custom, Our grandfathers sent
them to our grandmothers. We can
remember a box OF girlhood's keep
sakes still cherished by our demure
mamma, and recall the half regretful
smile with which she tenderly fin.
gered the delicate lacework, adorned
with impossible doves and Cupids.
Again, young men like to take ad.
vantage Of the day to send gifts to
the maids they adore, which at this
season may be accepted without com.
promise on either side.
Aside from the wish to express love
or admiration, which is the incentive
that prompts the sending Of most
valentines, it affords a unique oppor.
tunity for begging reconciliation be,
tween two friends who have become
estranged.
It is with true regret we learn that
each year the percentage OF valentines
sold Is less-that valentines are going
out Of date. But, although the time
may come when there will be signs Of
disappointment from girls all over the
land when the 18th Of February shall
bring to them no sweet reminder Of
the day, that this sending of those
love tokens, which has been so long
honored by time and is Of such
ancient origin, will one day be remem-
bered as a thing Of the distant past
the fairest of love tokens yet re.
mains-her valentine to him:
"A dainty little thing Of lace,
And ribbons all about it;
An innocent, sweet baby face,
My oldest-who could donbt it?
This was the tender valentine
That now-what makes you wink so?
Her valentine surpasses mine;
Now, honest---dont you think sou
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
$500 OFFER IN LETTER.
Guard In State Prison Offered This
to Garry Poison.

Windsor VT, Feb, G. -- Five hun
dred dollars was offered to Harold
IIarpin, a guard in the state prison,
if he would carry package of poison
to Mrs. Mary M. Rogers, convicted OF
the murder of her husband who Is I'M
der death sentence. The offer was
made in an anonymous letter from
Boston, containing $3.50 in bills which
Harpin received recently. The writ,
er offered to send the other $3.50 as
soon as the poison was delivered to
Mrs. Rogers. The guard turned the
letter over to Superintendent 0akoS
who showed it to Governor Bell.
Postal authorities have been asked
% investigate the letter.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
On 1000 Barrel Plant Il Is Estimated
at $2O0,872.
OPERATING s5s,s25 A MONTH,
Might Be Located on the caney River
in the Heart Of The Oil Belt
Scheme to Get Hold Of Standards
Pipe Line.

Topeka, Feb. IN. L. Lockwood
a big oil producer at Independence
who has been In the oil business all
his life, and who has spent most Of
bis time fighting the Standard Oil
trust, has supplied the Legislature
with an estimate Of the cost Of a
state refinery with 1000 barrels daily
capacity.
He says the refinery, if one is es
tablished, should DO located on the
Caney river, in the heart Of the oil
belt, where water Is plentiful, gas Is
abundant and oil close at hand, He
figures that 1t will take about thirty
five miles of pipe line to supply the
refinery with crude oil; twenty miles
of two-inch pipe and fifteen miles OF
lhrccinch pipe In addition it would
cost $1,000 for pumps, $1,000 for pipe
line fittings, $500 for hauling pipe,
$500 for right-of.way, or a cost for
The pipe line alone of $2S,S72, the lay
Ing of the pipe line to be done by con-
vict labor.
The refinery plant, he estimates,
will cost 100000; that twenty tank
ears to handle tho refined product
will cost s12,OOO that barrels and
Iankage will cost $4,000, and that
the prison for the convlcts will cost
$4,000. This makes a grand total
cost for both refinery and pipe line
Of s2O0,S72. He says that the plant
should be SO constructed that with a
slight additional cost 1t could be IN
creased to 5000 barrels capacity per
LAY.
he has it figured that the pipe line
will pay $4,000 monthly for running
crude oil to the refinery. This Is the
price the Standard charges for run
ming oil from the wells to Its tanks
The cost of operating the pipe line, he
says, will be $3.50 a month This pro-
yides for a superintendent, two gaug-
ers, three Pipe line workmen, two
engineers at the pumping plants, gas
for the pumps and team for keeping
line in repair. The profits, he thus
figures, will be $1,000 month, or
SlS2,4SO a year, or more than four
times the cost Of the pipe line.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Mutiny Report Exaggerated.

st, Petersburg, Feb. S.--The report
published in the United States of o
mutiny Of 5000 reseryists at Peterhof,
who are said to be under arrest in
their barracks, is grossly exaggerat-
ed. As a matter Of fact there has
been some dissatisfaction but no case
Of open mutiny.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
St. Valentines Evening.

Many and delightful are the pretty
ways invented for Willing away the
hours Of an evening party. One idea
Is for young women and men to draw
from separate baskets gay little rib
bon rosettes and pin them consplcu-
ously on corsage Or coat lapel. The
man discovering a girl wearing ro-
sette matching his own in color
understands that he has met his fate
and during the evening must offer for
her acceptance his hand, heart, and
worldly goods without reservation.
She, meanwhile, must do everything
In her power to avoid the important
climax. Not alone by words, but by
note, flower Or Jewel, expressing sem
timents Of affection may the message
be conveyed. Another way provoca-
tive Of still more mirth Is planned on
the liberal basis Of every man being
obliged to propose to every woman in
the room before the evening is over.
For the adroit girl who can prevent
all avowals a tiny heart shaped prize
is the award.
As part Of the evenings fun dis
tribute cards in flower shape inscrlb-
ed with this floral valentine:
Dear Rose
To you l send these lines,
Written for thy dear sake:
Forget ME not | beg of you,
Or my bleeding heart will break
Sorrow and pain can touch me not
If my primrose will but say.
o. Leander (oleander), time (thyme)
Can meier make cold
My love, though far away,
For my hearts ease, to cure my woes,
Then wear for me the bridal rose"
Omit the names Of the flowers, leav-
instead blank spaces to be filled by
the guests. Award bouquet Of roses
to the most successful.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
viii Lose Both Legs,

Abilene, Kan, Feb, 7, - William
Jeffries, a farmer living ten miles
north, was found nearly frozen in a
drift. He had started home from
Manchester afoot and was overcome
by cold. He will lose both legs and
probably can not recover.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Discovers Radium Mine.

Paris, Feb. IAN important dis
covery of a radium mine in the de.
partment of Saone-Et.Loire Is inter
esting scientific circles. Professor
Curic's assistant is conducting the
exploitation.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Expelled From Russia.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. s, - Nine
Kauga, the opera singer, who, allud
Ing to the events of January %, re-
Gently congratulated a military Off
Ger on Russia's victory, has been eX'
unIcd from Russia.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Must Marry to Get Prize.

An artillery volunteer won recently
at a shooting match at Blackpool,
England, a prize consisting Of a we'd
ding ring, gratuitouS marriage cere-
mony, a wedding equlpage, a polished
cradle, and a basslnet. But he must
marry within twelve months to get
tho prize.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Explosion Kills Five.

Wheeling, W. Va, Feb. 7. - Five
men were seriously injured, two prob
ably fatally, by an explosion that
wrecked the paint works of the
Wtseling Corrugatlng company. The
cause Of the explosion Is not known.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
New DELEGATE Arrives.

Manila, Feb. 5. - Archbishop Am.
brose Angus, the new papel delegate
10 the Philippines, arrived, Ho was
greeted by all the church dignitaries
in Manila and given an enthusiastic
reception.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Strike Continues Quiet.

Warsaw, Feb. S,-The town in quiet.
The workmen Of the large factories
and bakeries are still on strike, the
masters refusing to conccde their de-
nlands. Soldiers are still operating
the Gas works.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Eqa Famine In Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 7,-Chicago faces one
of the worst egg famines in its his.
tory, according to South Water street
commission men, and the price may
20 to 50 cents a dozen or higher in a
few days.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Make Violent Attacks.

Vienna, Feb. SIN the reichsratf
Socialist members made violent at
tacks on Emperor Nicholas and Rus
sian absolatism, in connection with
the recent labor troubles in Russia
The members of the other parties
held aloof from the discussion.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Racing at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. 1.-The talent
got all the money at New Orleans,
three fayorites and three second
choices winning. Weather cloudy.
track fast.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09

| s.i,... MAJ.
And ribbons, auaintly fashioned;
A picture. Of girlish face;
This wos the ierder valentno
u sent my love, to show her
y" Now as N INV s' VITA v ali ' know VIII ber ''
In va oldan davs wbor E,ororoo
tho italian citv ~ nootrr .rd ort uos
tho centar of rurono.n oulturo oud
ort;e,ic ottoinmarts tbnro l,rod In ono
of tbo ouolnt wv grown monostorios
for which tho Y,,r oItios If Itolv wora
oron ,hon fomors tho notron so,nt =,
romantic voutb-tbe halovod q Vol.
amino
n wos orsto,r,rr NJ tho. tive ~,
tho nororto, oncostors r. moat onoo
ovorr voor RI d,sorss tho uor;ts n,os
noots ord olioihility ~ Tho ro,ths ,ho
aooour,i,h mor,s dowor ond hoortu ~
oooh moidon. ond norr,ono, woro ~
ronnod oooordinr n suitahi,it,, ond ~,
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natn
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,ho roh1o youth ond fo;r moid ~
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th,a hson, h,,4 ~ = naaa,,o s.uo,, o's
moot s.oo,,. onI,. rhon a. ;ann,as
ah,o rr,oao honS has hooa wv
ao,,noad u,h,oh hamna ,hor, ~ aao.t r.
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Declines to Make Comments.

I.osdon, Feb. S,-Arthur Hamilton
Lee, civil lord of the admiralty, speak
ing at Gosport, said that he declined
to make any reply to German com
ments on his East Leigh speech.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09

Paris, Feb. 3. - An analysis made
at the municipal laboratory has dis
closed the fact that the bomb found
in front Of the Hotel DIES Deux Mon
des, on the Avenue rOpera, was not
dangerous, 1t contained chiefly coal
J,,al
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Street Car Kills Woman.

81. Louis, Feb. 7. - DR., Augusta
Smith, one Of the most widely known
women physicians in the United
States, is dead at her home here as
the result of being struck by a street
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09
Retired on Life Pensions.

Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. 3.--Every
man in the employ Of the Vandalia
railroad who has reached the age Of
10 years was retired on life
pension.
The Globe-republican., 1905-02-09

Lbs Is The greeting a a friend,
FOR more &n that Idare not send
put let me Whisper to you, dear.
Hope before another year
Thst,you'll to ne your heart irellne
Ana take me for your Valentine
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And In that May basket filled to
overlooking with Dutchmen's breeches
and johnny jumpups, bearing the dis.
closure that