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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
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bbrel1oe Sat0elsbuiet S. q. Iuus
&epfiopif, UNDER Snoieilingen ltra11=
oeoe paa ct 5far u6for Gen 8iog,
iom begranier Mepfiabif &apn moo
git. Otter ct Bar Simers 6orIpb
par Sfibet ign6erilaaet, % belle ge-
1ptningen, iom bab6e lurret eller
flQn1ret Jig til 9fig11ingen, 20 Mano /
alt, 6rufneoe. .0ette ifete ioa at jige
for Rjnene paa &eDfiabifs Bebpere
% 8elutntngerne paa Be poa &apner,
liggenoe Site. Ser raieoe sen 3ag
Ell il1l0ltgnoig Srfan at 5popelt. S
9aDrel1 er Ser ingen iom bellt Me6=
ningsopporater. gDrigbe0enS Sp=
for0riltger til Soft ON at goa no,
frngte6e life og lige ioo fist en- til
6preren al Sen lille til &oitfort be-
nptte0e (norife) &pltoamper rMepfio=
pif" fra Rprigbeoen rettet in6trplt=
genie Nnmo0ni1g. Stunt ct, og set
ct meget ipogt, 6oripg paa at fomme
Sc 6orulpffe0e til @ialp gior6es al
Ell poa @abnen liggen0e norif 6ragt=
oamper, lom lette6e % ito0 tits imob
tStran0tngSlteoet, rte1t pen0te iao
pll10i eltg paa @alppejet.
@nonu to J~iifefuttere fra &epfja-
oif er forlilte. me0 Mon6 % M1,s,
otter Bpa0 ser foreligger / SEN moro
lige Sci df 6arebl1gten; tillammen
6isle to Iartgjer cit Select
ming al 48 Matt0. Soar laa BERTH
regnes @eiGtningelt al cit 6%iiferboao
pqa 5 Malr0, ion1 fornlpffebe 2pr0a=
gen fdr Gaalfe, f%orcligger Ser mi ole
tie for Nepfjaptfs -og Sc nprmelte
Ge6fommen6e ct Sab al
Is Menneifelip, lom / 5on6beo mua
fgldligt, 11aor Ser toges Sent
Jpn til @efolfl1i1gens Genealogical.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01


rationale iaa bel fom bet politiife
Nrbeioe, % fit @iprligbeo tic bort
gdmle 6porelano bebareoe ban tro
til set lioite.
Gu tab S o. + a II IT e MS
30 i~nbesmnrfe. S Sc nor0lles-
Digife 8la0e frml9tter Sen enc trent
ragenoe 6onife Mon6 efter Sen anben
Jorlanget10e ON, at Mfilpringen lfal
noipttes fra 3. &inle6ag Iom oprtn>
0elig beltemt, til 2m00agsman6
&ansien er fommet u0 of 5Gngilet,
og 90 &omiteens Torma1o> &igs.
0agsman6 Seslen, bar erflnret at
! billie bgie fig for 6lertollct / &omi-
teens Mfgjerelie, pil %biltnof Ell It's
iuttelie bltpe faltlot.
&lofferne tob. 6prle6e11
%joroeoes poa 5fnrbuf &irfcgooro
gamle 6rlt Go0lfeie11. Gen 9(fop0e
Gar bpet / 8pen / oper ct balpt SUIT
ore0e 9lar og taget iprigt Gel / alle
Slnlfiftelicr ga Jrimcnigbeoen bleb
oonl1et, ilntte0e bum fig til oerne og
uomelote Jig al 5totsfirfen. Soro-
fritelien foregif ira Jrilneniybe0sio.
le1r> boor &altor Sprgenien talte. st
tolrigt 6plge fulgte 6%erefter SEN
@omle til @rauen, og &iiten innfe-
0es ne0 / Stil6e0; men aloffer,1e
tah.
Sor0e nr 5. Jorle0en jor6=
fgltcoes poa 6elite0 airfegoor0 2iget
al cit Geteranerne fra 1864, Sens
9ftslen Scbnefel0t poa Siding W}urf,
Ser bar ofgooet pe6 Gpben / en- s((oer
al nrppe 81 s(or. l1ogtet bo11 for
boft mango og baoroe Spg0omn1e,
bor fan el100o bnret cit uoln1il10elig
oDgttg N(r6ej0er, ser trofoit rggteoe
lit &al0. Scbnefel6t bar en go0 oo11i t
Mano. @o1t bar olti6 gierne n1eo,
bpor Solen oreje6e Jig ON Sen 6orife
Sag, og fl110e blibe begeil trct> 1,oor
ban 6prte, bpo0 @efolfninge1s Sc
rnlel,tor1ter bob6e tolt pou Sil1qe.
en- Stu6 orbrun0t
| Ell s rnbonepog1. 6orle=
0en lfl1l6e to bproif1l0e Stltoe, TIL
@oor6ejer Yeterielt / SDe6=
Sroels6p len0es me0 Sernbo1eu til
Sombprg og bleD al Maltgel pon
Flo0s ol1brogt / cit ooben &og1t trt
6ug be0 %2ofomotipet. &e0 Mrfont-
ten til @rp0sltotionen bopoe Sen enc
al Gtlroene imi0lertio fooet ioo az
@ronoloor, at sen mootte
til6oge og ilogtes. @oln1el1 /
areotl1rpogl1el1 bar nc1nlig gooet |
peo @11iiter fra 2ofo1rrotipet.
Ien ol1oel1 STUB, Ser 6opoe ltooet I ct
Giao6jprlre pg life 6oft ioo
s@olm u1oer Jig, tog ingclt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

Or II e Il S t e 5 e1
I ] e. 5orleoen 9lfftet
blen Soft Sfnrbpf liot forunoreol
oper> at @a0ebelps11inge1 pl11oielia
traale6e i al lin CLANS. Sen, Sci
orpolote bette, bar ingen anbe,1 eno
Ell Sforf, Der flej mos 2eoningsiraa-
oene, l%aaleoes, at Be TOM til at frp6-
lie binanoen. Sen flpj npf iao flpt
pioere % efterloo fig en- oplpit 8p.
nlpffeS tilfnlDe. ao-
mun1eforltanoer % @iGltgiper slppel
! MgerlfoD pilbe forleoen fpripge at
rtoe paa 8eDtoft=@ enoarmenS Sejt.
Stioetltren gif n6 al @pen / glgerlfob,
men nloer @i0tet blep Soften belt
bnlltprig, Nppcl falbt al og fori log
Jig meget llen1t. Soften blep pe0
Sfolen iloe tilre0t / 1elegroftrou-
oene.
8aorocn 81 0 il eli"
oeo Ip'toer er al @jeren, 9luipol0t i
@nrncrife lolgt til Gaar0e15 nupn=
;tnoe Iorpagtcr 8riltion 2in11et for
10000 Wiarf, mes 5iltruoelj etil 1.
s(pril 1907, ga Jorpogtningen or
1,olpbel1. @aar6en, Ser far ct gil(ig-
genoe al $40 9emat Soro, blep for
~ Nar ii0en iolgt til Sen nltbpren=
Sc 5rlger poo 5pangsauftipn for
$4,000 Marf. 9enne far ol1pel1ot
cit Gum paa @pgningernes Iorbeo=
ring, nrel1 menes Oog at bope tjcnt
10000 @orf.
D66Sol 5. Torle6en ofgif
S. g. &eterlen / Mobenraa
pe0 9p0en en- M0er al Is s(or.
@regers Neterien bar fp0t 6e11
90. Suit 1881 / 6rgrup. @fter &on=
firmotion fon1 6on / 6orperlure /
&i6e, bbor ban 1S48 oesuoen blep
5am6nr / @orgerbGbninger1. Sin
oftjente ban fen in1o6
Oaioten al @alDtreoierne, fprit / SIP
men poa @run0 al Ell Spg=
0om / &neerne font fan life n1e0 /
S 1856 ne0iotte Yeterlel1 Jig
6arper t Mobenroo, loo Set att
loo / slor er 11etop so 9(or li0er1, fan
bleD @orger / 8Den. Sra Slotsgo0e
Mabenraa, Dbpr fam boD0e lit 6or-
peri, flDtte0e Dmn 1862 til Stprego0e>
5bor Dan oprette0e cit &jpbmo110s=
Correcting, me6ens Don efterboon-
oen opgap 6arberiet. Sen I'LL g(f0p<
Be far / Stoens 2ph li0bet inoe me0 !
a0ifillige Iilli0sbperp; fan bar a.
(e0es / cit Morr9ffe Menigbe6sreprn=
I%ental1t, / ma11ge 9lor Torn1o11O for
S11oul t%riforeninge1 / Mohel1roa % /
8 Mar, fra 9(opofot 8effeS 9g6 1887
til 1895, &asie rer for Sprogforenin-
Je11. Gn0bi6ere fam Set nubl1es, at
jan biitnof bar Sen ii0jt lepel10e Me0= J
al 9(obenroo &egleflub, Ser MT !
Dnr b%eltaoet / oher 40 Star.
S. 6. Neterien tog / fine froftigere !
Mo100omsoor lto6ig iprig Del t set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

@n Torflaring. Gon1en: uSeg
bar lagt @arfe til, ct set i 9aeelen
ct ugifte MGn6, ser guur n1eo / Sri
gen iom fripillige. @por fan set boz
res" - @erren: uDe beo life, bba5-
&rig bill lige."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

M aSE1S
ON Il 8 i &
. BIO t g. De f%orbereoeno
Arbei0er peo set npe 5oriamlil1gsbn.
er nj goot fremifreone, % mart ia
ges Der fat for fnlb &raft paa at rel
lie 8pgningen. 8eliggenbeoen pat
Seitertoft ct piitl1of bel6igt palgt, 81
Maoien CT flor % rllmmelig.
IS rp te MI BET / g Q Ill
m e T t e 5. Sen muttgeaorige
SogneprGlt, &aitor Mielien, for an
mo6et &onitltoriet / &iel ON at blipe
forflpttet, og ban ifal MI bore lloiet
til &reit / 5an6slet paa Mls. Yoa
Srinitatisipn0ag ifal ban boloe fin
foreifrepne Bra0ifet. Igr 8uitpr
Nielien obertager fit nDe Gmbeoe,
ptl ban at Selbre0sbenipn tage Jig
en- l9ngere Jerie.
De tore @ggeifope
omfrtng Gram itaar MI fulbt ub=
iprnng1e, iflGote 6eres %feireite 8aor=
oragt. Sgioa @gen og Mifen ct /
Serb me6 at n6foIoe 6eres &11op-
per.
5ommergipiterne, bborof @roml
bbert Mdr, iGrlig om Sgn0agene, bor
talrigt 8eigg, far allereoe begpnot
1T inofinoe Jig.
g q n erbp MpIIe pe0
Softluto, iom er Ell al Sc ltgrite @ejr-
mpller / Noroi(espig, bor / cit Gel
MorLopret poa min6re 6riftige &nn=
ser. Otter at Mp1ler Moolen mi ct
bleben @ier al Mgllen> bil er set Jig.
at sSorretn1ngen er fomn1en / set go
Sc gamle 5por igjen og bor plrnoet
lit 9fp ttlboge.
@nl6brplltp j. @on1le Sal
Dor @ric6le1 og @nitru poa Srappen,
@raaiten, bol0t forle0en @11l0brpl=
lup. SmIGorn1i00agel1 mgote 5lngt
og &enner / carbohydrates Stem
for at bri1ge 6eres 2pfpnifning.
@ul06rn0gommen Ser er 80 slar
gon1mel, er raif og rgrig, bporimo0
bo1ts @1titrn ct 11pget lpagelig. Oct
agtbGr0ige 8or bor poa lin Sgjttos=
Bag @jenltan0 for Spmerfiombeo
fra mango 5i0er.
en- al Sc s a nj I e. Torle=
BEN blep ganlle Mn0reos M110rel en-
(Sborbobn foloet) ior6et paa Sano=
llet &%irfegooro poa Mls. 9en Mf=
og0e, ser | itne lt11ge Gage Dar me0
poo @oalfonglt be6 @rpnlon0s @r-
lter, bor / ct Har Mar DGret Sen GlO=
tie Mono / 5ognet;; bon bleb 89
Mor. S6orbopn far olti6 giDet Mp=
Sc pe0 Golgltrl1en fpr at ofgtpe lin
paa Sen 6a1ife &on6ibot og
for oltiD lebet / Saa6 ont, at Yara=
5 u1ootte blipe opfpl0t.
9g0s al 5. Gln al @rooltens
tioligere Sl106pggere, gamlc
gnfefrlt &eterien, bpis Mal10 / lin
5t0 bar Moler I @raai ten, ct op0 /
M1tguiten6org, bpor FUN alt | lGnge=
re Sio bup6e Spbolo ~bos cit @lpgt=
ming. @ounle Jr1 Heterlen, Ser blep
80 e(or, np0 cit MftGgt at Ell gjen=
/ @ronlten. @en0es esrel it,
ser for lpltglt er 0pb, bar gift
meo &jp6n1o11o @rooerl en og / anoet
meo &jb6mono Mlbrecbt=
fen. Sen go1nle Game bar rolf %
rprig til Set iiolte. @nn ltamn1eoe
fra Son6i let 9egnegooro, bbpr bel1=
6es G1ngt / nelter ct Marbun0re0e
for Dopt @olig.
@n &ragtfp, maalfe Sen
be6ite, Ser / Mon6s Mi1oe bor pnret
pao 5pn6er Morfeo, lolgtes forle0en
g. @ogt al Gpbbpl for 600 Morf
til @anbelsmono g. &ocb / 5pnl1ing.
iolgte ltrofs &olpen / &oens
2ip til @aorOejer s(oolf 9miot /
@pjer. &pen 1fal etter &rlpningen
bringes til Ell MftietDr &ot5enbiit
tel / 9itmurlfer1, Ser bar foltet 49,
600 Marf, og ifo1 imOiDnligpts l1o-
titles til Ernmienlfl1ing lom Mpls=
0Dr tri1t6t ON.
Monge Dp6sfa1b. 9p6en
49, --, So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
8ilam6ene,

Nltingets eli c. $ ct til
inolebet Nripotbrep fra
&eDfiapif me06eles, at Sc 40 islar16=
ife Infringement, JONI til 5on1mer
lfol beipge 9anmarf, poa Sjemrej-
len til .Sslano bill a lngge @eiSg /
Morge. Set fon mi aniees for gipet,
at set islonol fe Mlting 1tnoer 8eigget
/ 9anmorfpil gialte S1tbilelms0pr-
lfuet / O6enle. Mon forbereoer ollie
reoe fprifjellige 6eitltgbe0er / sen
M11le0ning.
spuIpffer poa S T a ms.
Sra &epfiapif meooeless, at Ser pao
5pobeitfpiten of Sslan0 8egp11oel:
fen al Mpril er inotr1ffet mange 81
ulpffer, oa geiret paa Sen Sis, netor
iom 6iifeifibene, Ser git no / Marts.
pen6te tiIbage meo beres fprlte
6anglt, bar D6erit ltormen0e.
Stu to 5fibe er 5tDrm9n0ene
ifDlleoe oper gor6. 9et lergeligitt
xiIfpl6e mootraf imiolerti6 ben z
MpriI,ioet a11tteren uSngbar1 til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

lelt.
Otter at alt oette bar fortalt Be
mpote Me0lemmer, foretoges ct Ito
fplbningspalg til 8eltprellen. 8a-
ltor 5cbmi6t al @p0oer, Ser far boz
ret me6 til at oprette 5oreningen, Dor
nemlig ollere6e fjgrt trGt rpoa
@rl11o al 0perlesielie me0 slrbei-
oe". S bans 5feo balgtes Sfole-
Iqrer Neterie l1 al @rooerup Cling
lep 5ogn)., Ser Dor forei laaet Ell
ltbpibelie al Sfolel1, ioaleoes at ben
funoe rl11nnre set 6obbelte s(ntal Gle
Der, 80 / 5te0en for 16. 8eitDrel-
{en foreilpg fprelpbig at bortie oerfra,
bo Smfpltningerne biloe blipe alt for
itore. 9er lfal BOG ltrpbes fen i1noo
Ell fremtiotg l%16pi0elie. 5foleperge=
ne blep forbgjeoe fra-150 Mf. til zoe
Mf. pr. 5%folebalpaar. Sill ii0it Deo=
toges at bDgge MpbDg1ing, iom for
u6en ct 9agerum fan rl1ntme Senie=
1tal6, cit 5tal6 til 9gnber, en- 5taln
til @as og Ell Sbtneital6. Set blet
paalagt geitpreliensot ipare iaa me:
get iom muligt beo 9pfgrelien. Del
blep tillet 5000 Marf til @oooiebe>
! bertn. OH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

s 5 e 3 IA s e. SarS Spr=
gen 2orlens @aor0 Mgllerisgaoro /
Mellple neo 6reoerifs6org er totalt
neobrun0t. Ser in6ebrenote tire Sc
1te, ca. 40 @reoturer % ca. SO Spin.
Ssslnen f%or1nenes paoiat al cit poa Gg-
men fien6t 8ogobono, .. g. gerg=
ltrprl1, ser er onbol6t.
= Norcelli1t &osmus 2ariens 81
enoorn poo Sl1ne 8eitermarf neo
Gfosfilbe er ful6ltanoig %neobrGnot.
@n So og e Teoefolp inoebrar1ote.
Sl6en opltoo / cit peo 5talobpgni1-
gen liggen0e @l1nfe Seffebalm og Ell
ppitooet iom 6elge al, at @ierenS
fcrnaorige Sgn lege6e me6 59noltif=
Ter. NWt bar as nreret.
- l1n0er ct l1bejr 5. is. Meai 1loQ
2Dnet neb / @eorg Mn6eriens @aarf
paa Gis Morf pr. 5fan6erborg. IL
&ger og ale 5pinene in6ebranote
2pnet ilog ne6ci &elteita1oen1 og 81
6ea f%orplanteoe Jig oerfra til Sc anor'
8pgninger.
- Sogneraaosmeolem s. 6
@oniens @ien6om paa 8ri6slpi
Mogle Morf poo Siallan6 er ne6
brenot be6 2pnne6ilag. Sn6boe
brpnote. &reaturerne r%eb6e6es.
-Sre l1olenger til Mnnefsgaar
ben / 9rsIeb beo 8oroingborg er to
toH neobrnrotezpe6 2pnneoIag. Del
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

tween John Sharp Williams and Will liam Loeb, which only time can settle.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
FORTY SEVEN OR FORTY EIGHT
 STATES

Judge Kent in an interview yester- day stated fact to which The Repub- lican recently alluded and which should be of the greatest encoura cement to all but those who prefer joint statehood to separate statehood. That is the growing purpose to abolish all form of territorial government on the continent (eXcept, of course, that of Alaska) and to adopt as nearly as possible a uni insular possessions.
 II was this increasing purpose back of the Hamilton bill that so nearly made it successful Strong as was the wish to abolish the territories it was barely overcome by a public sentiment that an unwilling territory should be given an opportunity to express it's unwillingness.
 That is an opportunity of which we should now make the most. The end or continental territories is not far off. We believe that within the next five years there win be- eaeither forty-seven or forty-eight states. It rests now in d lar BC llCeSuIS Nilll uS lO dClCi iilliiC the precise number of the states of the Union.
 If an apathetic vote should be cast and jointure should be defeated by a narrow margin, there is great reason to fear that the next joint state bil. would deprive us of the privilege of protest.
 T overwhelming majority would save us for separate statehood. We believe that such a majority against jointure will be given and we further believe that our position will be strengthened by the defeat of jointure in New Mexico
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
THE FALL OF THE BAsr1LLE.

The great French anniversary of the fal of the Bastille, celebrated yester- day, Is without full significance to those who are not familiar with French history. The celebration is not intend ed to commemorate the mere over thOwing of the Castle of Paris" the liberation of numerous victims of tyranny. As a matter of fact at the time of the fall of the Bastille it con- tained only seven prisoners. for In the reign of the mild Louis XVI that gloomy prison had been less mercilessiy employed than during any period of its terrible history.
 But it was filled with grim memories of tyranny and injustice. It was the most conspicuous mark of the old regime, whose passing had begun. Its fall likewise became the most conspic- uous incident in the revolution previous to its obscuration by the setting up of the black guillotine.
 As the Bastille was destroyed at the most harmless period of its history, so the most harmless of the long line of French kings perished in the revolu- ton. Prison and king each atoned for the crimes of centuries.
 The fall of the Bastille thus became one of the great piles of debris in the wake of human progress. Its nine-foot walls. hopelessly defended by the brave de Launy. gave way before what we are accustomed to regard as an i'll armed, i'll directed, bloodthirsty mob But it was not the mob which leveled the walls.
 Carlyle says of it: "The Siege of the Bastille. weighed with which in the historical balance most other sieges, in- cluding that of Troy Town are gossa- mer. cost in killed and wounded on the part of the besiegers some eighty three persons; on the part of the besieged, after all the aw-burning, fire pumping and deluge of musketry, one poor solitary Invalide shot stone dead (roide morD on the battlements The Bastille Fortress, like the city of Jeri- cho. was overturned by miraculous sound"
 Vanished is the Bastille," again writes Carlyle what we call vanished The body of sandstones of 1t. hanging in benign metamorphosis, for centuries
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
LITTLE JAMES

Senator Beveridge Eliminates the Circumstances Surrounding the "Old Friends Correspondence
 Senter Beverage, he sends a letter of Condolences to President Rooseyfelt an he sez at they seems to be a Kind of Fatality at attends all Epistlelary Communications which is sent to Tooksoon, AriZOny, on tn Subjeck Of Giant Staithood. Beverage he rites: 'I don't know but you got off better'n l done. Our Tooksoon Trends they took your letter an Mangled 1t up some but that wasn't entirely their Folt. You was partly to blame becos you didn't Understand jest what they was after when they Rote to you. Your Statemence at they wasn't to be no Muzzles put onto Federle Offisholders, while 1t seemed to be a reply to tn Communication fun tn Secretary of tn Arizony Giant Staithood Sociashun, wasn't tn Reel Meet of tn Letter fun tn Tooksoon pint of Vue. What seemed to be Germane at Oyster Bay wasn't t Germane atall at Tooksoon.
 "I know jist how they felt about it an what they sed when they got tn Letter, jist tn same as if l was there an Seen em do it. Doctor Rojers he took tn Missif to Guvner Hues an he sez. Well. we got 1t at last but it don't seem to Touch tn Spot. It looks like tn Sociashun wasted a Postidge Stomp
 "Guvner Hues he Red it over an Finely he sez, No they aint been no Postidge Stomp Sacerfized but they's been a most Sinfle Waste of Ink at Oyster Bay. Ritin' Flooids must be Cheaper there n they is here. I shud- dent think at President Rooseyfelt, who we understand is a Bizzy man d have time to Rite all this here Extra nyous Matter which don't have no bearin's on tn Giant Staithood Siti- washun Wotever. I've had some Ex- perients in WOrkin' over what our Trends in tn East has been trien to say about Giant Staithood an didn't know how. We'll jist cut out this here Irrellyvant Rot about tn Rite of Free Speech fer Federle Offisholders. That aint goin' to help tn Coz of Giant Staithood none an they aint 70 use
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

There were yesterday registered as guests of the Ford: c. A. Honnecker. Roosevelt: c. F. SchilIing. Los An geles; R. G. Mead. Kelvin; J. & Bar low. Winkleman, and J. J. Whittemore and wife, New York
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

The witnesses in the Hartje divorce and conspiracy cases might organize a strong coach drivers union.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

to come over the Seine waters as Pont Louis Seize. the soul of it living per haps longer in the memories of men. "
 To the mob engaged in the overthrow it was not given to understand the great destructive work in which they engaged on July 1S, 1889, nor perhaps did any of them dream that the gloomy prison was to be forever destroyed. It stood before them the symbol of the things they hated and they would in flict upon it wounds perhaps not nor tai. but expressions anyhow of their hatred of the regime served by the Bastille. It was not then decreed that the king should die. Perhaps none wished his death.
 Again says Carlyle: Thus in any case. with what rubs soever, shall the Bastille be abolished from our earth and with it feudalism and des- potism and, one hopes, scoundrelism generally, and all hard usage of man to his brother man. Alas! the scOundrel- ism and hard usage are not so easy of abolition"
 The faI of the Bastille could not re- generate France. Neither could the tide of blood from the guillotine wash it clean. Despotism was swept away and for a time tyranny. But the glory of the first empire could not hide the hard usage" nor have time and the second empire and the republics erad- icated the taint of scoundrelism. They have indeed hardly lessened it. Moth ing in France was more scoundrelly than the Dreyfus case. The scoundrel- ism was not in the conspirators against the Jew captain but in the government and the nation which for ten years supported the conspiracy. The govern ment's atOnement the day before the one hundred and seventeenth annivers- ary of the fall of the Bastille affords no guaranty of the death of scoundrelism and hard usage throughout France
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

We have good reason to believe that Captain Jack Crawford has a better line on popular sentiment in New Mex ico than any Of the politicians who are beginning to observe that all this state hood noise with which our sister terri tory is ringing comes from among themselves. The Spanish speaking people of New Mexico are not given to much speaking on public issues. It will be recalled that in 1888 they created a cataclysm by defeating by vote of two to one a constitution whose adoption had been regarded as a cer- tainty
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

Don't leave the city for mountain or beach without having The Repub- lican accompany you. It will be a long daily letter from home. You will be lonesome without it.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

maxim our Feeders wade through it to git at tn Reel MIX in tn Cokernut. Jist watch me perform with tn Bloc Pensil.'
 ''Docter Rojers he britened up jOyfle am he sez to Guvner Hues. I'd never Thot of that It's Crate thing to be a Editor an know how to Weeld tn Bloc Pensile.'"
 Now, Mister President" continues Senter Beverage, "Tll bet that's jist tn way it Happened, fer I Know. They s very expert at Tooksoon in tn Handlin' of Giant Staithood Correspondence. Why. wunst tn same Teller took a letter of mine what I never Rote atall an put a Construckshun on it at left a Impreshun at I was fer Giant Stait- hood myself"
 IITTI E JAMES
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

Secretary Taft should announce his decision with reefrence to his accept ance of a place on the supreme bench far enough in advance of next October to allow the carpenters time to make the necessary extensions and put in sustaining underpinning
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

GEO. W. vIcKERs. Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

Judging from the proclamations and counter proclamations which are being issued in Salvador and Guatemala, some of those typewriters now engaged in digging the Panama canal might ployment in the warning neighboring re0ublicS
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

The Phoenix ten-year-oId who of fered to compromise his stealings by giving up fifty cents on the dollar has the blood of a high financier coursing through his veins.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

Among the guests yesterday regis tered at the Commercial were: J. G. Kidney, San Francisco; L. K. Drais, Florence; J. P. Welles, Los Angeles; Ben Hill and wife, Santa Barbara, and J. V. Edwards, Maricopa.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

The statehood sentiment elsewhere with which the local lonely brethren console themselves is as elusive as the end of the rainbow, a little further on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-12
Baseball


Holland and Alec Olson, the pitch
ers for the Raritan Copper Works
team, are putting up some good
games this season. They are both
nustlers and should make out fine.
Everybody works but Willie Eyer
kuss, is what the members of the
Keystone baseball team say about
that popular little player. He is a
good man behind the bat, but hits the
air too often instead of the ball.
Well, what do you think of it? Bert
Golden is going to take dancing les
ions. If he dances as well as he
losses a ball he will be well worth
seeking as a partner, girls. Keep
you eyes open for him at Boynton
Beach this summer.
The high school team goes to Rah-
way this afternoon to play Railway
high school. Brogger is to umpire
the game. The last game ended in a
fight of "hot air" on both sides, SO
look out, Mr.. Umpire.
Cluney, of the Emerald baseball
team, is in fine form this season and
It is a great pleasure to his many
friends to see the games he is able
to put up.
The lineup of the Nationals. with
our esteemed friend and press agent,
Albert Bran, at the helm, is certainly
I good one and that the team will be
lble to hold its own is a cinch.
The Raritan baseball team and the
american Smelling and Refining
Works team will meet this afternoon
On the A. S. C R. Works diamond. 1t
will be a great game.
Many games will take place in this
,ity today and tomorrow and the
fans will have plenty to do to keep
track of them all.