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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
Land Hunger of the Japs.

It is probably the solemn truth that
Japan would like to have the Philippine
islands. War is a very costly proceeding.
How would Japan like to buy the Philip
pine islands. They could probably be had
at cost. or less. for the purpose of closing
up the insular business. Would Great
Britain kindly procure a loan for Japan?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Prediction of insular bankers that
Japan is facing a financial crisis will
do more to silence war talk than
favorable decision of the supreme
court in the school case. The man
behind the cash box is usually the one
who really prevents or permits hostili-
ties.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

II Mexico is not careful it may find
Indian depredations as we'll as native
revolutions TO be valid cause for inter-
vention. President Diaz should for
get his political opponents long enough
TO make the lives of visitors safer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

In the meantime members of the
Water board are drawing their sala-
ries regularly for the onerous duty of
voting their approval of bills for law
yers fees and court costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

whether Mr.. Bronze does not hold
similar commission from his patron
saint, Ben White, the head lawyer OF
the Northwestern, which, as we all
know, is "the only good railroad" in
Nebraska politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

The man with little bill in his in
side pocket will not be so numerous at
Lincoln during the session about to
open If he really has to pay his rail-
road fare TO and from the state capital
In cold cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Secretary Taft's assurance that he
would have to be roped and tied be-
fore the presidential nomination could
be forced upon him should set at rest
all rumors-but 1t won't.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

The foreshadowed retirement of
James ]. Hill may only mean that the
rule of no train movement except with
the maximum load is not to be per-
petual.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Army officers who confess them
selves uneasy for fear of a proposed
law to require the promotion OF OFF,
GERS best qualified may expect to be
accused OF having small confidence in
their own merits.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

The complaint that teaching is no
longer a profession with Iowa women,
but pastime pending matrimony, is
good news to those who think woman
reaches her highest sphere as a home
maker.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

When Secretary Wilson gets through
enforcing the thirty-six-hour law the
railroads may realize that the Inter
state Commerce commission is not the
only government agent on their trail.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Now that New York banks have
gone whole week without showing
less cash on hand than the law re-
Quires the financial stringency may be
considered at least temporarily re-
lieved.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

When the wireless telephone is per-
fected what will become of the sweet
voiced damsel whose chief occupation
is repeating lines busy?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Secretary Shaw's determination to
make no proclamation of his plans for
the future is mild intimation of his
belief that his future plans may de-
pend on the plans. of other people.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
just Think of It'll

chicago CHRONICLE.
If the simple and arcadian natives Of
Samoa have gone crazy over such a mild
and soothing sport as cricket what would
happen to them If they We're introduced to
base ball with a whirlwind finish for the
championship?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

One of the candidates for speaker
openly declares that he wants railroad
votes and all other votes that he can
get. The trouble is that the railroad
votes do not go anywhere except on
reasonable assurance Of guild pro quo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

His Accidency Governor Savage went
down into history as 1.-The great par
doner," but, His Excellency Governor
Mickey threatens to snatch his laurels
away from him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
Could Not BE Much Worse


People who are opposed to the principle
of government ownership will, of course
insist that the coal famine in the north
west would be much worse than 1t is if
the nation had possession of the rail-
roads,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
Blowing Hard Both ways.

IEIN11t1IItI IIEI9
After all the insistence that the Standard
never was a trust, we are now informed
that it is no longer one. When it comes
to playing the game both ways, the Stand
ard is hard to beat.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
Talking Through His Tile.

4 VI VEtIIIU u VEUTIIdIs
1t may be suspected that when Carnegie
spoke in favor of the state appropriating
large private fortunes on the death of
their owners he was talking with his fingers
crossed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

In warning against premature appli-
cation for money Mrs. Russell Sage
intimates that birds are sometimes too
early for the worm.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

If Major Penrose is not soon quail
fed for a position in the secret service
branch of the army he should consider
his case hopeless.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

When all glucose compounds are Ia
belled King Corn may be surprised at
the extent of his realm.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
WHEN OUT OF TOWN.

Subscribers leaving the city TEN.
pornrily should have The bee
mailed 10 them. Address will he
changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

STATEMENT or CIRCULATION.
State Of Nebraska, Douglas County, SIS:
Charles c. Rosewater. general manager
OF The Bee Publishing company. being duly
sworn, says that the actual number OF full
ana complete copies OF The Daily, Morning,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
month Of NoYember. 1906 was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Her-Yes, l love and 1 am loved.
Him-Then you should be happy.
Her-I would but for one thing.
Him-Whats that?
Her--Its not the same fellow.-Cleveland
Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Rector-And have you any children?
Society Woman-Yes; three little darlinRs.
Rector-Are they boys or girls?
Society Woman-Dear me! Do you know,
for the moment l can't remember New
York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Tom-See how slowly Jacks walking
along. You'd think he was going to a flu
neral.
Dick-Maybe he is. He's going to ask old
Roxley for his daughters hand.-Phiadel-
phia Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Knicker-Girls are inconsistent.
Bocker-Yes; they will stand under bit
of mistletoe for five hours and complain IL
they have to hang on strap for five min
utes.-New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

CHARLES c. ROSEWATER,
General Manager.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn TO
before me this LIST day of December, 1905.
(Seal) NJ b. HUNGATE,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

when a young man is in love, he won't
believe that his adored one has any faults"
He WILL II he listens to the experiences
of the corner druggist. baltimore Ameri-
90
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

You are going to ask her father for her
hand, of coursep
do you think that is necessary"
Certainly"
''rhen 1 don't believe care enough for
her to do it"-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
DOMESTIC PLEAsANTRIES.

81 want something for my husband that
will surprise him-that will take his breath
away"
Fourth floor to the right for choker coll
lars."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Yes" said Tess, The proposed to me last
night"
THE idea" exclaimed Jess. ION his
knees, l suppose?"
"O you mean thing! l was not! At least
mot until afterward. "-Philadelphia Press
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Entered at Omaha postofice as second
class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

VICTOR RosEwArER, EDITOR.
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over the fifteenth floor OF the Martinique
at Nos. 81. So and So West Thirty-third street.
including the roadway l., which was formerly
occupied as the hotel kitchen. plant, into
a floor OF living chambers. The improve
menta are to be made for W, X. II. Martin
as owner and Mary L.. George as lessee Of
the Broadway Il, and are to cost 325, 0O0,
according to the estimate OF the architect,
MI. Hardepbergh. The alteration plans
also include the enlargement of the ipstitu-
ton OF Mercy Home for Working Girls on
i06th street, west OF Lexington avenue. by
the addition Of the adjoining three story
stable, which will be made over Into a four
story hreproof annex. This iinprovemt mt
is to cost sac 900. accordinstn Neville 4 Bagge.
The Manhattan new building plans In
ciude two six Gtory fats 10 he built fer
Cohen 4 Kraft al The southeast corner Of
Park avenue and l0aa street, ut a cost Of
So0. COZ; q tls tttry d. I for Nathan 4. Clark
AZ Nos. l5J Ind 81 j., 81 Si,grty-lrst stree,,
to cosu t8s.,Oc. and 2 cns ri oey sore building
for Martha b.. ii osher on 18th street, west
Of Amsterdam a,enre, to cost 1900.
The :bronx. plans | ciude a elk story fat
northwest corner 81 Morris avenue end
i5sd street. at q cost Of SOS. 900 q six story
fat for James Federico at the corner OF
Arthur avenue and iSsth Btreet, to cost
st5.0 1000; q two story concrete dwelling on
Fox avenue. s8.0oo; q three story fiat on
Ryer avenle, $500; a one story store building
on Long avenue. cart OF Prospect Navenue
$1,000, and two twe story dwtllfnes, 5000
and 1880 yeepectfvely. -, q lie brIle
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A feature OF the place Is tho lar &c area Of New
York city park and, which extends on, both
sides OF the depot at Massapeaua aQd emf
purchased some years ago by the city TO pro-
tect It's water system on Long island. II was
park. Ibis ground provides an exceptionally
Deautifui approach to MassapeauR.
+. Is. Ross OF l5O broadway. New iork city,s
OF hackensack within six mics OF Harlem and
thirty minutes rice by trolley. Hackensack
Is accessible, by two railways and three trolley
lines. Un the hoss section q large amount
OF money has Deen expended, all the latest Inn
provements have been Installed, and pur-
ohasers will have no. assessments TO pay In
Plans were filed yesterday by Rouse 4
Sloan, architects. for the new, Hendrix hud-
the highest type OF fireproof construction and
Drive and ISIS feet on Cathedral Parkway and
The facade In scheme will be that OF an Italian
villa and will be OF French, Limestone. brick
and oolored terra Gotta. With wide protecting
mpsntal bronze brsekets. The Riverside
Drive elevation VIII have two towers CON-
neCted at the mft6 bo gs os ydbe Pc soa az c ahs Spii tsrrs
Gotta, red tile and use offoliage.t to pea beauti-
full addition TO Riverside Drive The building
The owners Of tho Hendrix Hudson have 40
quired the remaining frontage on Cathedral
Parkway and he greater part OF that on Broad
This would make the hendrix Hudson prob
ably the largest apartment houseln the city.
Plans have been flied with building super.
and basement loli building to, be erected for
former Mayor Charles A. Schleren at Nos,
front and 1897 feet deep and will have a
FACADE OF terra Gotta trimmed prick. and VIII
adjoin his present leather warehouse plant,
Radcliffe Il Kelly.
n The plans have also heen filed for making
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expire, II not before. and our offer to dis
tribute $780, 600 in cash among those who do
build on u first two properties will no
doubt stimulate building activity.
1T Ia entirely probable that the popula-
ton Of Staten Island will double within
five yeap. A very tangible piece Of evil
dence Of the increase OF public interest in
Staten Island Is the fact that last Sun
Gay the ferry carried 10000 people to
Staten Island, twice as many as on any
single day last year. OF course not all Of
these extra forty thousand people came
down to buy lots, but fully rs per cent. Of
all who have visited South New York 80
far have purchased lots here
+ Other big operators are also active just
now in marketing lots, The two Siersema
farms on Egbert venue Castleton Corners,
consisting OF about thirty 1.-TWO acres each,
adjoining the holdings Of Borough President
George Cromwell and Of George W. Van
derbilt, are being offered for sale by Charles
&. Griffith d Son OF Port Richmond.
Announcement is also made Of an auction
sale Of ninety mine lots, to be held by H. j.
Sharrett on Saturday, July 7. The lots are
on Richmond, Clinton n Lafayette ave-
nuee and on Hatfield place, Port Richmond.
The Bulls Head trolley passes the grounds,
which are ton minutes walk from the new
Port Richmond ferry to New York.
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The Rockisnd County valley.

Just where the Palisades end and the foot
hills Of the Catskills begin there is a region
that for beauty 10 unsurpassed, where pnd
values AVE not as yet been raised to- a pro-
hibitive figure and where acreage can be pur-
chased by people Of moderate means
village In the valley Of Roekland Y Tappan.
ooraneeburg, twenty miles out, with it's old
stone, houses some Of which a1tedate che
one miles from Neg york: Three miles i9r-
ment. which dates only from the time that the
West Shore Rallroad was built and which has
now made the eastern portion of Rockland
county as accessible, as is sister county on
the opposite side Of the Hudson River.
This beautiful region win undoubtedly
develop very rapidly, as the tunnels under
Of. the. railroad from steam to eisc,Ticity win
The objection Of lnaccessibility has been
removed since the West Shore Railroad put
on a train service that compares. favorabiy
With the service offered by any other subur-
bf~ li"".
The Queens Land and Title Company re-
ports that its sales during the last week at
MAJ sapeaua have been the most extensive
since the property was opened to Dssember.
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The Improvements for past six months
on Staten Island point to great activity
in Real Estate Immediately. Thou
sands of acres have been bought by
leading operators and syndicates.
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Frank n. Pond. two lots, 81 200: to Samuel
Mercer. three lots, 81 .2no, and to Harry +.
B%Urrought, two lots. $500.
Miscellaneous

John +. Frees and Otto Lackman have
INCORPORATED under the firm name OF the
Frees and L.ackmAn Company. 70 carry on a
general real estate business. with offices at
No, 5000 Third avenue, 49,.
William T.. Taylor's snle yesterday OF build
ing lots In HackeDsack, N. j.. was an un-
Qualified success. The Offering. which CON
sop and other streets, was all sold. The
sale reulized a total OF si7. 1855. which Is ut on
average of slB5 per lot.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

EFT gammalt ordsprsk sager
att ON tycke och smak kan det
Ell disputeras, och delta ~ordsprak
Dir saunt. mar man kommer in pa
kapitlet ON hvad som anses
skont hos qvinnorna.
Begreppen ON qvinlig skonhst
aro hos olika folkslas mycket at
vikande, fran hvarandra. Arab
ems qvinnor farga fingrar och tar
r5da, medan ogonbrynen fargas
ssarta och lapparne malas bla.
Persiens damer maIa en- svari
rand omkring 0gonen och forss
sig ansigtet med allehanda fgu'
rer, Manga jaPanskor anse de
som chic att forgylla tanderna
/ VISA delar at Indien anses qvin
nan for skon, da hon malat sim
lander svarta. Hottentotterna
avinnor mala hela kroppen me-
roda och svarta larger, som aide
las i falt, och gronlandskorn'
mala sig bla och gula j anslgtet
De tatuera sig ofta ] svart farg
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04
MarA en- at mennisk oblod.

Marken af menniskoblod i j. w. Will
i Jams hem, en- valkand kopman i BAG,
KY, omtalar G forskracklig historic.
Han skrifver: ''Tjugo ar sedan hade jag
syara luugbl0dningnr och var nara OGDEN
da jag b0rjade taga DR. Kings New Dis
covery. Diet botade mig f~Gllstandigt,
och Jag har varit fpllkomligt frisk sedan
dess." bet botar luugbl0dning. kronisk
hosta, f0rkylpingar och bronchitis och
ar den enda kanda kuren for svaga iun-
Ror. Hvarje faska garanteras Of Lnn-
gren q Apdreen. s,otekare. Sioux City,
Iowa.. soc och $I.o0, PfofHaska fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

Bland h1nduernas qvinnor ar
Diet pa manga stallen ssd att de
ingnida kroppen med en bland
ming at felt och saffran for att
gifva den en- ~glansande gul farg,
som anses vara mycket skon. IA
de fiesta af oarne Stilla hafvet
tatuera babe man och qyinnor sig
i ansigtet.
l Nya Holland tillfoga qvin-
porna sig raft egendomligaiskon-
hetsmarken. Med musselskal
tillfoga de sig har och der pa
kroppen djupa sar, som hallas
oppna So lange som m6jligt. De
enligt vara begrepp vanstallande
arr, som uppsta efter dessa sar,
utsora deras skonhetsmarken.
/ gamla tiden ansags j Persien
en- kraftigtI byggd nasa som en-
stor sk0nhet hos qvinnan. Men
modrarne pa Sumatra gjorde sig
all msjlig moda med att tillplatta
nasan pa sina dottrar. En- indl-
anstam fnner som bekant EFT platt
hufvud skont, hvarfor de sam
manpressa hufvudena pa sina
barn anda fran fodseln och be.
gagna dervid EFT par brader.
Nutidens perser kunna icke
tala r0dt har medan deremot en-
dylik hartarg dr. mycket omtyckt
hos turkarne. / Kina samman-
pressas aickornas fotter och III
langre naglar de hafva pa fing,
rarne, desto vackrare anses Diet
vara.
En- sfrikansk sk0nhet maste
hafva sma ogon, svallande lap
par, platt nasa och en- glansande.
svart hudfarg. Pa somliga staller
formligen godas fickorna. och j.
fetare och otymPligara de arc,
desto hogre sta de i giftermals.
marknaden. l Nya Guinea
smycka damerua sig med trapin.
mar eller ben, som stickas genom
brosket i nasans mellanvagg
acknowledgements varierar son
sagdt h0gst betydligt hos dix;
folk.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

DEN franske politikern Jules
Roche har nyligen offentliggjort
en- understanding at hvilka folder
i ekonomiskt hanseende EFT verlds-
krig maste antagas hafya med
sig.
Han utgar fran omkostnaderna
under Diet fransk-tyska kriget
1921. Den franska strids.
styrkan uppgiek di till 1900, 900
man, tyskarnes till 10000 man
mer. Kriget kostade Frankrike
.9,237 millioner francs. Dragas
harifran de fem miiliarder, som
fransmannen mSste betala krigs-
skadeersattning SAINT ytterligare
en- milliard, som kriget medforde
i andra forluster, 3tersta 3,237
millioner francs i direkta tighter
for kriget. Da delta rackte i
245 dagar, uppgick det i medeltal
till III francs ON dagen for hvarje
soldat.
Men nu best8r den franska
haren af p, 800, 900 man tardiga
att genast rycka ut, och dertill
komma 100000 man landtvarns-
trupper. Att u~nderhalla dessa
trupper skulle kosta SO millionel
francs ON dagen, och EFT krig a
Stamina langvarighet skulla kosti
Frankrike 1910 millioner francs
Tysklands, Osterrikes och tia
liens harar skulle lagt beraknad
komra att kosta ! underhall Ioc
millioner FIR. ON dagen. Komm'
England och Ryssland till, blefv'
omkostnaderna ej langt fran 20
millioper ON dagen.
Men dessa direkta omkostna
der och forlust at arbetskraft re
5 presentera langt fran ALT. d
I. nastan hela den manliga befolk
{ ningen mellan 20 och As ar halle
E under vapen, sknlle nastan all
industrier n0dgas att nedlagg
sin verksamhet. En- AMMAN foil
at EFT sllmant europ. krig BIZ
en- oerhord nedgang j vardet +
a ALA statsobligationer. Under kr
S get 1901 sjonko de fransk
d statspapperen med 80 procen
: Men d& var Frankrikes statsskul
a "endast" ID milliarder, media
den nu uppgar till 80 milliarde
cch Get frans,:- tyska kriget v;
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

Ell heller nagot verldskrig. Eft
sadant skulle ovilkorligen atfoljas
af en- penningkris, hvars make
man aldrig sett. Och dock har
det funnits i Frankrikes historic
en- It'd, da en- 100 .francssedeI
kunde kopas for IS centimer
metal och da EFT pound sockel
betalades nominelt med 40 frs,
Delta var efter den stora revolu-
tionens hariningar. Men denni
kris varade endast en- kort TIC
och drabbade hufvudsakllger
endast Paris. Eft storkrlg skull'
nu hafva slit ~i6rlamande inhy-
tande pa ALA land.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

Da DIET under fora vtckan
rapporterades att antalet omkom-
ma yoro mellan 200 och 500 me.
dan andra SADIE anda till 20, 900,
togo vi for gifvet att ingendera
rapport a narmelsevis riktig,
medan forsta siffran forefoll bra
lag forefoll den sista ALT for hog.
Enligt nu ankomna oficiella upP-
glitter hade omkring 800 doda
rapporterats fran San Francisco
hvadan man kan tanka sig, att de
omkomnas antal der 81 kommer
att uppga till ofver 600, en- etter
omstandigheterna ej sd hog slftra.
Eeendomsskadan torde heller 81
bli sS svar som forst beraknades.
bet som total; bortsopadt rap
porterade hotellet Cliff House,
ar alldeler oskadadt och sd torde
.fallet vara med manga andra
byggnader. Skadan ar j ALA fall
sd stor och forlusten till egendom
sd upprorande att ALA och enhvar
maste at fullaste hjerta sympa-
tisera med den hemsokta stadens
befolkning.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04
P~ostmastare r0fvad,

G w. Fouts, postmastare i Riverton.
Ia, f0rlorade nastan lifvet och franrof-
yades all komf6rt enligt hvad han skrif-
YER i EFT BRET, SON sager: 'For 20 ar hade
jag kroniskt Iefverlidande, som medforce
EFT sd svart fall Of gulsot, att afven nina
f~ingernaglar blefvo gula, da min lakare
foreskref Electric Bitters, som botade
mig och hallit mig fIisk for aratal.' Sa-
ker bot for dalig m~atsmaltning, neural
pia. svaghet och ALA akommor i magen,
l~efvern. niurarne och blasan. Eft under
bart starkande medel. / Lungren d An
dreens apotek, Sioux City, Ia. 90 cents,
Forsok Imperial Lump Coal. det
basta losa kol i marknaden Pts
SO. 50 pr ton hos Southern Goa
Co., gil Virginia Street.
ON nj VIII ha en- god kopp katie
elIer CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Screen doors and windows till
billiga priser hos Spalding, So
Court SITS.
Da Nj behofver skrindorraf q
till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS.
Malarefarger at ALA kulorei
och basta qvalitet hos c. A. Lar
son, 400 4st.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04
Entered at the Post ONCE at SiouxCity
iowa, as second class mail matter.

PRESIDENT Roosevelt forordade
for nagra dagar sedan ! EFT tai att
en- progressiv skatt matte laggas
q all Diver en- viss summa stigan-
de formogenhet. som antingen
genom testamente eller art tillfoll
enskild person, sd att ingen
mAngmillionar skulle kunna hvar-
ken i liivet eller j dodsstunden
ofverlemna sina millioner oafkor-
tade en- enskild persons hand.
Denna lag horde naturligtvis an
tagas af kongressen, icke at de
ohka staternas lagstiftande for
s%amlingar.
Att landets medborgare, mang-
millionarerna undantagna, gilla
presidentens forslag, kan svarli-
gen betvihas. Man anser all
mant, att Diet llgger for hela re-
publikenfard att sadana man som
Rockefellers, Rogers, Pierpont
Morgans och andra mangmillio-
narers arfvingar utan vidare I'd
satta sig i laglig besittning al
hundratals millioner dollars. Det
finnes, Diet veta vi, stark oppo-
sition mot inkomstskatt har !
landet. Men annat Dir forhallan-
Diet med arfskatt, afsedd att for
hindra jatterikedomars hopande
nagra "a PRISONERS handler. On
t. ex. en- skatt al 2 procent ladies'
pa efterlemnad qvarlatenskap
uppgaende till 500 dollars
och denna skatt smaningom hoj-
des till 90 procent a sadan egen.
dom som uppgick till 100 millio-
ner dollars. So skulle IA medbor-
care hafya nagot att deremot an
marka, helst ON skattebeloppet
anvandes for andamal, som vorc
for land och folk ~gagneliga. by
Xix lagstiftning skulle blifva en-
sakerhetsventil och den skulle
vrida EFT skarpt vapen ur social
sternas handler.
Men imam ratten till direkts
val af Forenta Stateraas senate
rer kommit i heterogeneous han
der, blir Diet namda f0rslaget en-
dast forslag, men aldrig gallande
lag. Presidenten ma foIorda
detsamma, medborgarena ma
g'lla och kongressmannen ma
rosta for detsamma. Hvad HAL
per det2 Mangmillionarerna
senator och plutokratiens tjenart
derstades komme, ON forslage
yacktes, att debattera pm det
Stamina i veckor och manader fol
att slutligen kasta detsamma
-pspperskorgen, trots ALA raft
tankande senatorers pretester.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04
Eft berg af guild

kunde Ell medfora sa stor lycka for Mrs
Lucia wilke i Carolina. Wis. som en- Csc
ask al Bucklen's Arnica Saliva. dA den
~fullstaudigt botade EFT fratsar pa hennes
ben, som plagat henne for 20 l&nga ar.
bet basta antiseptiska ~iakemedel for
hamorrboider och sar. Csc hos Lungren
& Andreen, Sioux City. Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

Byggnadsmaterialier och de
basta snickareverktyg innes till
billiga priser hos c. A. Larson.
HOO : asst.