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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-19

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len ober pp n font Die Nefter BADEN
mO&te, iol6e S9lupfpintel an5ubrins
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Dem 9ooen our Neitanlage ausgebreiz
tete Strob peroedt unb Der 2egeraum
alio ettpas perounfelt miro. SIT oieIe
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uno Sauben ounfle PlGbe gum 2egen
uno 8riiten audi offenen porgesogen.
Uol ut oas Nattonalipie!
S9ottlanos. SIM Sabre 1457 bonn
8Dnig berboten, tpuroe es erit in Den
lebten Sabren tpieoer elm beiiebtes
@oltsfpiel; oas fi4 f4nea Die san5e
Welt eroberte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-19

Of LANCER in De-
It errei Of : Il ngarn. @on Der
!9dufisfeit Der 9iftf6langen in ben
fiioli9en @ebistsn Oeiterreids nngarns
gibt elm 8eri6t iiber oie Summen
8enntnib, Die fir @ertileuns oes @iftz
seuss se5ablt tperoen. Sn einem 3eitz
rdim bon adt Sabren finO in Sirol
ni9t tpeniger ols 5551. in Steiermarf
in einem Sabre 6244 @ifti9langen ses
t0otet tporoen. Mud in Srieit bat Ser
Staotmagiitrat i'm Sabre 1904 einen
namhaften 8etrug fir Prdmien bepil'
list un6 Die 8ep0lferuns our Mittpirs
fung on Der @erfilsung Der @iftfalanz
gen aufseforbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-19
S9iHsna&ri1ten.

9etu 0ort: yWaisfic" bon 2iberpOol;
.2a Saboie" mad Sabre; y9eui-
eoIabe" nod @brifiana.
2iperpool: y@eoric" bon New 0ort.
@laseom: ,Sibernian" bon P%ortlanb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-19

@fatre beaangenen GsbIsr bermieoen
rusrosn. Die 3uftimmung oes preubi-
-lfen Sanotags gilt als wabri9einlia.
Der Ssiammtantheil bss 6istus an Der
Sali'grOouttiOn f;age oamit auf ,u6lf
Proasnt.
@rokbritannien.
D teSanobe p6Iterunafa
bic 2iberaIen.
Sonbon, Is. San. Die Beri&te
aus ben 9anbOitritten. ssigen ebenfaGs
our@ Die gant ueitere Siege Der 2ibes
ralen.
Banana.
Sementirt ms
gef6uIbigune g.
savanna q, Is. San. Der Sesem.
bsr.Beri9t Der gbef=@ siunobeitss ge.
arttsn Der 2ancl3une meloet, oaB bic
@eiunobbeits3uitdnbe bort gut ieien.
Inter ben tpeiBen Nnesiteltsn fno nur
tpsnige 3rantbeiisfdle. unter ben Nes
germ leoo4 biele gu permslben. Die
idbrli9e Sooesrats unter ben @eiben
let 8 per Sauieno, unter ben Negsru
absr AZ. Sas tomme oabsr, neil bic
Nsger Die SanitdtsbOri9riften ni9t
bea9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-19
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getellt

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INNER Der Selaserunss5uftano ertldrt
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tiondrs Dor Sriegs9eri9te gefielt unb
Die 5Hbrer O6ns @siteres erf4ofen.
Ger Rsonttsur bss vSoboba" (Jreis
6sit) III gu IA Snhrsn 3u9tbaus Oers
ocnnert pOrbsn: aud purbe ibm per=
bOtsn. ) Sabre binburd cine 3eitune
bsrnus;u9sbsn, ober cine &eoattionss
ftsls an elmer gu bethlehem.
Den Rsonttsuren oes STUB" uno
beg yIniba Sbisn" f.bt dbnli9ss Bee
'bor, bn oieisIben oas Wnnifsff oes Nr=
6sitsratbs am Is. DECEMBER bsr6fsnts
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8erbanoluH9 9elan9en.
&eoatteuroesN pbefi
oerbat t.
81. qetersburs. Is. Sanuar.
Serr Rotopi9, Der Rsoafteur be- go.
oefi uno elmer Der prominenteffen Su,
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gen elmer an bic Union Der geamten
DEG POfamtes erlahsnsn Proclamation,
bic er udbreno bes leBten Streifss
publisirte, 3u elmer 14-tdsisen 3u4t=
hausfrnfe oerurtbeilt tpproen.
Dies pirb feline Wa6l our National=
@eriammlung 6inbern, FIR bic er elm
@anoioat III.
@eroen a9inenge.
4fse 9ebrau9eu n.
g I. Betersburg, Is. San.
Die Gube III bier nod ni&t sdnsii9
uieosr berssffsqt. Die Irbeiter er-
uG6lten mad Der 8erbaftung ibrer
Gtbrsr einsn neusn 4rbsiterratb. am
%. Sanuor Jon bas Inoenten on ben
~&otbsn SOnnta9" gefeiert uerosn.
Die meiftsn 4~rbeiteebsr ino esuiQt,
oieien Gag freisuseben. Man bOft
oes6nl6, Dag unruben ni9t ffattfinoen
rueroen.
Die $ruppen baben Sefebl erbalten,
ir9eno nel9e 9smonfrntionen, bic bic
Arbeiter am rOtbsn SOnntag plansn,
o6ne ir9erbpie @nabe tualten 3u lnis
len. 81 uuteroriidsn unb uenn n6t6ig
nit Raf6inen9ei6iBsn auf Die Nrbsis
ter su feuern. UNI fe 10 3u Paaren trei=
ben 81 f6nnen.
Seoeutenbss Banfee.
9dt banterptt.
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b.s Sunosls sins oas bsosutenoe gant.
qsiddft SObaafg, WOOlioOn & goms
panp. wel9es mannisfaItiss gesisbuns
gen gum Nuslnnbe unterbielt, ban-
terott.
Sofleu 3urS 9uIe.
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terun9 oisisr Stnot III iiber bic gers
oronung Dee @eneraleouberneurs emit.
isbt, in Der sr antinoiet, oaB bic 36ss
hinge Der 5O9i9ulsn ihre Stuotsn wiss
Der am 25. San. ~aufnebmen mtiRen
unb fna; Die; niat sef9ebe, bic Be-
trsfenben nod Sibirisn in bic ger=
banning gsInnbt tpiiroen.
Cine oieien Na9mittas nod sinsm
pOli3ifea auf BEN Mleranoer proipect
gei9ieuoerte 8Ombe tdotete finf pers
ionsn.
Spauien.
W arottanif9e goneren3.
Nlgecirns, Is. Sanuar. Die
marottauii9e @onfe1sn3 frat beute
Na8mittag tuieber suiamm.r. bod mar
bic Sisung mebr pribater Natur.
aus benz Gang Der Berbanblungsn
lisb f4 balo srisben, bab Spanisn bic
Snitiatipe ersrif. um oas pro6lsm Der
@aTeneinfubr in elmer Grantrsid unb
Ssuti1lano befriebigenoen Weiie gu
lOfen. Bel Der Sibuns muroen ielbf
Die Setretdre ni9t 3uselafen.
Die Siplomatsn finb iber bic Shat
Jade beunrubigt, bob in Alseeiras cine
glattsrnepioemie 6erri4t. Der amer.
aomiraI Sissbss, Der bies In @ibral-
tor erfubr. bat oesbalb ben Wann.
fanfteu ieiner G6uaoron berboter1 on
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-19

@sf9dftstrd9er Saignp nidt aIs Der
&eprdIentant Grantrei&s, Ionbern eins
fad ais frans6fiGer Btirgsr ~ausgepie=
len tuprben Iei, mr3u er bas &eht babe.
Sentibianb.
Sergarbeiter ge9en g o.
3taIifen.
8erlin n, Is. San. grobss Sn=
tersis sruedt cine Na9ri9t aus gfen,
laut uel9er bort elm Matchmaker 8,re-
arbeiter= 8erbano eesrtinbst tporoen III,
Der es f4 CUR aufgaben MAIDEN MIL,
Die rationale @sfnnung unb ben pirtbs
f9aftlidsn Srieosn mil ben Nrbsitgs,
bern 3u f6roern, iomie bic SpaiaIiffen
3u betdmpfen.
6 ucanus tritt surtid q. -
q So6entbar s q a d.
ol9er.
8erlin n, Is. San. gs ~berlautet
aus gutter Quelle, oaB Der &adtritt bes
Chefs bes @ebeimen g%ibilfabinefs beg
2aiiers, Wirtl. @e9eimratbs Or. b.
2uennus, beborfebt. 2ucanus bate
i6on i'm Isbtsn Mai anldblih ieines
Gintritts in oas rs. 2ebensiabr fsiner
Abi4ieo erbeten, absr Der 2aiisr i5lug
oas 8efu9 ab. Mls fein ebentuelIer
Naafolger miro Der ebemaliae gerliner
POliseisp rdiosn b. Winbbeim, jsbiesr
Sberprdfoent bon Sehsn.R ahau, ere
tp1bnt.
Ils Radfol9er oss 8raFen bon 90
bentbal in Der Stelune oes auBeror.
oentli4en @efanbtsn unb beboamda=
tisten Winifters Sa6iens in Berlin 1T
Der oerasitise Imtsbauptmann in9lnna.
berg, @raf @britopb 8istbum bon
@dfdbt aussrieben. Wie bereits ae.
meloet. miro @raf 9obentbaI osmnd9f
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tritt. fObalb bic SeIfiOn bes 2atbtaas
ibr @noe errei9t bat.
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befannt.
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ueberrai9ung bat bic Na6ri9t berbor.
gerufen, baB Der 8srfaHer bes mebrer=
pd6nten pOlitii9en &omans .SeeFern
1906, ourd ueldsn ftr cine raI9ere
Ierfdrtung Der beutidsn 2risssfOtte
Stimmuna semadt tuerbsn ion, niat
Elm WarineOff3ier 1T. ionoern Or.
5eroinano @rantof, politii9sr &ebat=
teur Der v2eipsiger Neusffsn Na9ri9.
ten."
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Berlin n, Is. San. Den anldb.
LID oes 8esinns Der internationa!en
Warotto=a Onferens tuieberum auftau.
Genben @erii9tsn bon ~brobenben frie-
9erii4en 8ertuidslung.n tritt bic va6I=
nii9e 3situng" In sinem OffaiDIen
artitel ent9egen. Na9bem bas Slatt
tonfatirt bat, baB Seutf9tanb nod
ME Dor enti4lOhen fei, feline politit 10
b~eriObnli& ME mbeIid fori3ufhbren,
unb Die 2onferens Dos bette Mittel Tel,
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oemienigen Seuti6Ianbs in rleberein-
ffimmurg 81 brin9en. obre cine ser
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sinen aonIift 3u srstpinsen.
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liebe febt atpeifeaos fef, rnb es Iieat
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sunebmen. Die amtli9sn @%rtldrunaen
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befatigt."
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DINO WerShfuXvuno ooo, ,oA 49,.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
WATER CARNIVAL
LOOKS LIKE SUCCESS
PROGRAM DRAWN UP MONEY
COMING IN AND EVERYTHING
SEEMS IN READINESS.

Plans are going ahead rapidly for
the proposed water carnival at Waikiki
on New Years day. Money is coming
in freely and the program Use arranged.
1t will be as follows:
SiX-paddle CAME race, for the cham
pionship of the Hawaiian Islands.
Fourpaddle canot race.
DOuble-paddle canoe race.
Single paddle canoe race.
Amateur siX-paddle canoe race.
Six-oared gig race, for ladies'.
Surf boating exhibition.
Surf board exhibition.
Canadian canoe race.
Interest will center around the cham
uionship canot race, for which Homo
lulu, KOna, Waialua and Waianae
crews may be entered.
Provided there are six entries the
prizes will be $40 per paddle for the
first boat, IS for the second, SO for the
third and 81 per paddle for the fourth
boat home.
The Kunalu Rowing Club will enter
a crew igor the ladies' race.
J. F. Morgan of the Promotion Com
mittee will receive entries and furnist
desired information
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18

till Wednesday evening, December 10,
or in person at the exhibition hall,
Queen street.
F. G. KRAUSS, Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
BAND CONCERT.

This evening at 1880 at Thomas
Square, the band will play the follow
ing program:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
DIMOND'S OPENING

w. w. Dimond x Co. gave their
Christmas opening last evening and a
large crowd gathered to hear the music
dispensed by Kaais Glee Club and
view the magnificent stock of the store
The sidewalks in front of the store
were lined with people and many took
occasion to examine the art good which
that firm carries. The management
of the store received many compliments
on the way the goods were displayed
and their quality. The concerts will
continue every night this week
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT

Entries for the agricultural exhibit
ton under the auspices Of the Farm
ers' Institute of Hawaii, in co-opera-
ton with the second annual exhibition
of the Hawaiian Poultry Association.
exhibition hail. skating rink. Queen
street, Honolulu December 2O-22. NAV
be made by phone, Blue Alp. from row
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
SPOR T

tourists in the islands, having made
several trips around the islands in his
machine on pleasure. He reports the
use of machines in Honolulu as being
on the increase, a number of high
powered and expensive cars being own
er at present by the Hawaiian motor
ists.-S. F. News Letter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18

women give a touch of brilliant color
which blends tremendously with the
British uniform. A simple Christmas
greeting is the only lettering. Each
card is signed by His Majesty.-New
York Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18

Princess lost to the Myrtle on tech
nicality.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18

= Did not finish.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
CLUB TO MEET.

The postponed meeting of the Hea-
lani Yacht & Boat club will take place
on Thursday night at the Republican
headquarters on Merchant street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
BALDWIN. AUTOIsT.

H. p. Baldwin, an enthusiastic motor
list OF Hawaii, will spend time touring
the state in his White steam car. Bald
win is one of the best-known auto
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
GIVE PooR sUBPoENA SERVICE.

GAVE POOR SUBPOENA SERVICE.
Judge Lindsay had occasion yester-
day to reprimand police officer who
had failed to make proper and success
full search for a witness desired by j.
Lightfoot the attorney for the libellee
I'm the Faria divorce case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
sOCKER PRACTICE.

The Y. NJ c. A. socker players will
practice at Makiki this afternoon at 5
o'clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
FIsHMARKET FOR WAREHOUSE.

FISHMARKET FOR WAREHOUSE.
The fate of the Alakea street fish
market building may be settled when
the new Alakea wharf is completed a
year hence. H. Hackfeld & Co. will
control the Alakea wharf under the
Territory and may acquire the fish
farket shed for a ware house.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
ANGLO-JAP
XMAS CARDS

LONDON, November fixing Ed
ward always personally selects the de-
sign for the royal Christmas card, and
he has chosen this year subject Illus
trating in a charming manner the An
.gl1-Japanese alliance. 1t depicts q
ballroom scene, where British officers
are leading through the mazes of an
English dance graceful beauties of
Japan. Each card is exquisitely hand
painted and the Oriental gowns of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
CORRECTED TIME.

The times in the race for the Com
modore's Cup, sailed on Sunday at
Pearl Harbor, were as follows:
FIapSed COr'c'd
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-05

When It is announced that the Chi
nese will require about a dozen years
TO frame a suitable constitution, the
tendency of the reader Is to give a
knowing smile '1They do everything
slowly In China" he says The chi
nese are, indeed, cautious and conserV'
alive. and will not consent to tnro"
away the wisdom Of 1900 years WIN
out supplying its place with something
betters. On the other hand, 1t Is well
to remember that the American consul
tuition required years in It's making
The first experiment was the Articles
Of Federation, quickly found to De IN
suited, and then, after years OF popu
lar demand, the constitution as we
know that document was framed and
after more delay, adopted. About ten
years elapsed between the framing OF
the Articles of Federation and the
adoption Of the Federal Constitution
Less than 100000 persons had to be
satisfied In China there are about
435, 100000. The United States then
comprised thirteen states; in China
there are eighteen provinces, CORE
spending to our commemorative.
Persia in Sad Plight.
Not long after the announcement the
Dowager Empress Of China, who is the
actual ruler Of the empire, had decided
to give the reformers a constitution,
word was received that the shah OF
Persia had finally granted the demands
Of his people. Few countries stand SO
much in need of reform as Persia. The
state is on the verge Of collapse; prov
inces are in a state Of anarchy; the
treasury is empty; all available secu-
rites are mortgaged, and the army
unpaid for months, is in open mutiny
Instructions against the government
occur daily, and the only trustworthy
troops In Teheran, the capital, are the
Russian Cossack brigade. The cause
of the disorder is, in part, the wish of
the mullahs to initiate the example set
by the Russian revolutionaries in part,
the stirring Of the Pan-Moslem spirit,
and the desire to give allegiance to the
Sultan as the supreme head OF Islam.
Truly. the moment for granting con.
stitution is as inopportnne as was that
selected for granting representative
assembly to Russia. In the meantime
European powers are jockeying for DO.
sition to catch the prize as it falls.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-05
Warns Bearded Men.

1T is we'll that old men should WeA1
Boards" said a physician, for when
one becomes old one should be spared
the exertion OF daily shaving. But /
would like to issue a warning to all
beard wearers. l would like to shout.
Keep your boards dry in voice loud
enough to be heard around the world.
Were those words needed many cases
Of sore throat, cold, and influenza
would be avoided and many deaths
would be definitely put off.
$50 many men with boards neglect,
when they wash their faces, to wipe
their boards dry. A beard a foot long
demands a lot of toWeling. 1t should
be toweled after every wash a good
five minutes. Otherwise it is damp.
The owner goes about with this damp
thing upon his delicate and sensitive
throat. Then, If he takes tonsilitls or
influenza. he blames the American eli
mate. There are too many damp
boards among us. Too many men.
washing their faces three or four
times a day, have their boards damp
and clammy a good three hours day"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-05

1t was when Lee reached the limit of
his Northern march.
Monument after monument has been
erected on the field until the entire
ground is dotted with mementos of the
stirring incidents of the great battle.
Among the most interesting is the mon
ument Of Gen. Warren. on Little Round
Top. The general is represented look
ing toward the spot where he noticed
the fash Of bayonets on the second day
of battle, and rightly guessed that the
enemy were advancing through the
woods back of the Devils Den with the
object of seizing Little Round Top.
Warren hustled around and gathered
together sufficient troops in the vicin-
ity to save this key to the position. The
statue of the famous general was
placed on the very bowlder on which
he stood when the discovery Of the
Confederate attempt on Little Round
Top was made.
No one could have stood where the
Warren statue stands now and have
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-05

fight recently gathered here in reunion
and shook hands across this battle line.
The wall is partly hidden by bushes in
places, but it's twists and turns can be
plainly followed from the road along
Bloody Angle The trees behind which
the Confederates formed for this des-
perate charge are to be seen plainly
from the angle. So also can the gap
through which Pickett's men advanced
after the terrific artillery duel of the
third day of the battle Fifteen thou
sand strong, Pickett's men moved
across the open ground between the
lines. and, though torn by cannon shot
and rife fire, kept doggedly on until
the stone wall was reached
A little further on is the monument
erected to the memory of the brave
handful of Minnesotans who charged
the thousands Of advancing Confeder-
ates when it was found that there was
a gap in the line and there was a dan
ger of the Federal army being broken
They were asked to make the charge In
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-05

lived second during the progress Of
the battle. for in the attack ON Little
Round Top Confederate sharpshooters
were thickly sprinkled in the Devils
Den. mass of rocks in the valley be-
low, and these marksmen, retiring into
the cave beneath a big bowlder to load,
would fire and retire again, so that a
constant rain Of bullets was kept on the
defenders of the hill. The guns that
poured shot and she'll down on these
sharpshooters and raked Death valley
in the immediate vicinity are still on
Little Round Top.
Every stone of the famous wall is
preserved just as when Pickett made
his charge, and the veterans Of the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-05

constitution will be ready. For that
reason, and for others more obvious 10
the student of international politics,
there need be little fear that China Will
be a larger gamer from reform than
Russia appears to be. SO far as Fer
STA is concerned, a case very different
from that either Of Russia or China Is
presented. At the present moment few
persons would care to hazard guess
on the outcome Of the proposed prom
ised reform in the Shah's empire.
In Persia the inquirer finds a chaotic
state Of affairs, far more hopeless than
the anarchy spreading throughout Rus
STA, and 50 inextricably confused with
religious disorders as to be incompre-
hensible to one unacquainted with the
conflicting agencies in the East and the
oriental character. Only master mind
can restore order in Persia, and the
question is, Does the empire OF Alex
ander the Great possess such genius!
With Russia, China and Persia adopt
ing the western system Of government,
the world may be said to have become
possessed of the idea of popular rule,
for the few remaining States have a to-
tai population of no more than 65,OOO,-
600, rather insignificant part Of the
total number of earth's inhabitants, ap-
proximately set down as 1,3OO,OOO,OOO.
In addition to the countries mentioned,
representative government Is still I'M
known in Abyssinia, which clings to
the feudal system Afghanistan, which
has feudal local government; Morocco,
which Is an autocracy; Nepaul, which
is military oligarchy, and Siam,
which Is ruled by legislative council.
A commission from China for a year
or two has been studying the various
national constitutions, and 1t Is not
improbable that the new Chinese sys-
tenn will be patterned on that Of the
United States and that Of Germany,
both of which contain portions which
might, without violence Of national
preiudices be naturalized in the Celes-
tial kingdom. Like the United States
and the German empire, the Chinese
empire is composed Of a number of
states. or, as they are called, provinces.
Each has customs and laws peculiar
to itself, although there are national
laws (edicts in China which are uni
yersally applicable throughout the en-
pire.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-05

SentimentalistS always picture the
Indians as a vanishing race, showed on
toward the furthermost edge Of the
map by the ruthless white man and
shot down now and then when they
do not obey with sufficient alacrity
the order to move on. But cold statis-
tics show that there are 2S4,O00 liz
dams now living, and that there has
been an increase of $4,000 in the last
decade. 1t is estimated that there were
but 100000 in what is now the United
States when this country was discov-
cred. These figures constitute a high
tribute to the vigor of a race that has
not only survived the encroachments
of civilization. represented by some
i90,000,000 whites, but increased and
multiplied while defending itself with
inferior weapons against trained fight
ing men with modern arms.