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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

Tho story has just leaked out that
whom our boys vent 10 St. Peter 10
tho JohHsoH Ratification, Bob sack
rsitsr got on very friendly terms
wish IN old Scandinavian gentleman
living in NicolI.t County and their
conversation dr1fs>d along until The
old gentleman took great fancy to
Bob, and hegan 10 relate fainaly ~
crsts. Now says he, "ther. il nv
daughter Agnes who is 30 years of
age, and tho man that mario, her
gsta &5ee; the next II Gina, q y,ars
old and On hsr Wedding day she xsts
$1,000; tho third is So years old and
the man who wins Matilda gsts a
prize and $500 in cash; the fourth
daughter Is 80 years of age and will
be prsssntsd With $1,000 tho day .he
a nice young man.. The
old gentleman paused, and Bob who
was In deep brown study broke the
silence by saying, "Say, old nan,
you haven't got one about 50 yoarp
3ld, have you?'-Sanborn Saatinel.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

than the rate on wheat, which 10 ~
ii should b. Under tho old set>lul>
the rate On oil kinds of grain VA tho
same. The present grain rate from
Warren 10 the terminals at Einneap-
oils or Duluth II II cents per hundred
pounds, the new rate will b lo.2
CENTS On wheAt, and 0 e>1ts On corn
oats rye and barley, reduction. of
not quite half cent per bushel on
wheat and little more than ono
esns per bushsl On the soarss gralns
1t rsnaa1as TO be seen whether or not
shs railways will fight the ordsr OF
tho oonnission.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

That was a frightfu wreck on the
main line Of the 500 at Eutieri,, n.
d., last Sunday night. Eleven peo-
pie who were homeward bound to
spend the holidays with relatives and
friends, we're crushed to death with
out moments warming. Many also
were injured. The passenger Which
was late ran into a switch eniyue
that was standing on the main track,
The baggage car and the smoking
car teIescOped, the floor OF the former
sweeping the seats Of the smoker to
Within few feet of the rear end,
killing or injuring most of the pas
sengers therein. There seems to be
altogether too much calelessness and
negligence in the operation of our
railways. Most accidents are due to
the above causes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

Reports now being compiled Indicate
that there is az increase this wear OF
seventy creameries. There arc said
TO be 800, 600 dairy COWS III tho state.
The production Of buttcr this year Ia
estimated at 80, 600, 600 pounds, COM
pared with $4,000, 900 pounds in 1905.
The value of butter produced in 1905
was $40. 600, 600, and owing to tho
increase in the supply and higher
prices this year, the material increase
over the preceding .--hoorhead
News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Eat Crlckets II Tee Fat.

We poke fun at tho Chinese ideals
OF medicine, but events in Sacramento
prove that the Aongoha1s know more
than we give them credit for, says the
San Francisco News Letter. Fer oen-
turtles the Chinese have used orecket
stew, powdered criekcts, essence of
cricket and plain raw eTickets tor the
reduction of obesity, as they use frog
soup for stomach troubles.
Well in Sacran sAts it has ben no.
ticed that the cats have grown won
derfully thin and had no ADpetitea, re-
fusins to be tempted by cream and
other dainties. 1t has been discovered
that they have been fsastinx On eraek-
cts. The insects have satisaed their
appetites, but have reduced them to
skeletons. The next thing to be put
en- the market will be a new patent
medicine under the name of "Criekot-
iLe."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
WhaIer Lest in the Antarctie

Now York, Dea. IA li4pateA from
buenes Ayres reports the lsss Of tho
Norwegian whaling steamer Fr1thiof
IN the Antarctic On November 10. Nina
men OF tho Gro wwoFs host. The sur.
v1Vofs, At In number, have been landed
IN Buenos Ayres. The Frithtdof il tho
vessel which was sent in November.
1903, to rescue the Nesdeaskjola Ant
arcti expedition.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

Girls Have Same Chance 40 Dore.
In Holland girls have ezae+1y tho
Same privileges as boys when It >~n o.
to question OF higher eAu>at1on.
There are no special courses, u1ivursi-
ties or preparatory schools 1er Girls
In the land where Queen with ~ixina
rules.
All institutions for higher education
are open to men and women e9ually,
end on the same terms; students of
either sex are treated in the posne way
ana have to pass the sam& >xaaAina-
tions.
After having left the primary school
eir4s and boys whs wish to enter tho
university go to public sra1znar
school, int which A<v .r> admitted
at the age Of II or Il, On passing IN
entrance examination.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

The old year, with all ito joys and
sorrow"' successes and disappolnt-
ments, because 10 most of ~ it has
brought both, will soon have pa,esd
away. Whas the new year will bring
to each one of III, w cannot toll.
That II too will have lta cloudy days
and days OF sunshine may DO taken
for granted. In this Life tho hitter
%ud the swest are vsry much blend
81, snd it il perhaps we'll for M that
cash 90 the case. Life, however, il
to / large sxtsnt what W. make it.
and 70 ourselves are generally tho
Gauss OF our own failures. Not Alto
gsthsr, though, ~ 10 4 certain extent
W. are tho creatures of clrcumstan-
ces and conditions and environment,
far bsyond our control. II IL every
body's duty to make the most of l1f,
IN his own sphere OF activity and to
trust to God for his blessing. 1t be-
hooves u all therefore to take hold
of our work for 1907 with renewed
energy and hope. and, Is Shakespeare
would say, act we'll our part, there
all tho honor lies. Nay the year 1907,
bring fewer disappointmsnts and
more successes, less sorrow and moro
real happiness to each one OF our
many readers that is the sincere wish
OF the Sheaf.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Sells Shoes "Brcken H."

One clerk who had earned the repu
tation of being the best sales woman in
the shoe department was asked the
secret of her SUCCESS.
II sell all the shoes that havs b>on
returned" she explained The othor
girls are afraid to show them, but |
find them the best sellers. Our house
is liberal in it's treatment OF Assatis-
fed customers, and We get back 4
good many pairs OF shoes that have
been worn around the house ultn th>z
are partly broken in. These shoes are
much more comfortable than 4 brand
new pair. The soles may be 4 tr4le
soiled, but the customer who puts oase
above every othsr consideration A>es
not mind that, consequently / ssA
shoes while the other girls eak It
them on."-N. Y. Globe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

Senator Foraker's attempt to dis
credit the president for his action In
disbanding the negro regiment that
had taken part in riot, will not
meet with the approval OF tho coun-
try. Because the whole regiment
combined to shield their guilty COM
rades, there WAS nc other recourse
than TO muster them all out of oh.
service. Such soldiers are not want
ed
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

We don't know much about tho
ton-mile principle that the railroads
are said to apply to the freight carry
lug business, but the Yist seems to
be that there shall be no movement
Of freight until full load for the
engine has accumulated. The cost
OF hauling a full load is really no
more than hauling half or quarter
Ioad' hence there is econmy in the
bigger haul. If the same princiL e
be applied TO the passenger business,
then the train will leave only when
coaches and sleepers are all full with
passengers. Such "a system would
make more money for the railroad,
but would be hard on the public.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

The manufacturers of farm mlchin.
cry are complaining that tho steel
trust has advanced tho cost OF mat
erlal and want something done to
curb the power Of said trust. Whom
the big trusts fall out the public will
probably get it's due.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Bic New York Brokers Emil

New York, Dec l4.-TAe .uspen.
sdsR Of the brokerAxs fire Of Arnold,
Loo L CO. WAS Announced On tho
stock exchange oaturday. The Arm
did 4 very active buEiasss. It il IN.
dsretoed that recently It has been car.
ryf1S number Of accounts in R>ai.
ing, which has h>s1 declining. The
The boeFd nonbr q tla Am il
Edgar +. L>>. Rs has hen a member
q the exchange since 1874.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

The state railroad and ware house
commission has ordered lew
commodity rate tariff for Minnesota
to become effective Jas. Is. The
deepest cuts are KDade in the grain,
coal and lumber rates, and a smaller
reduction on live stock. The rate on
coarse grain, as corn, oats, rye and
barley, is made considerably lower
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
SETTLED BY TIE WAITER
All Doubt About the Pineapp4s Fes
ever Set At hooA.

william c. Whitasy, Jr., whs has
spent . year in 1Adiaa Territory learn
Ing practical mining at Qnapaw. d.
scr1bed ut a dinner party in New York
&aaDaW restaurant
AT thas restaurant enc >y>ni>e "
he naaa ut his 5sseMpksn's oal tive
miners near me got iaae 4 botanical
argument about Tie ptaeanple, enc
claiming that it was . kIt aaA tho
other tAat it Was a vegetable.
In the midst ef their axa1na>A To
waiter entered in his sakrtsaoovos and
looked about - 80 what was t1ao
cause 1t the head talk3nG.
Fhe miners decided to lot The watt
er settle their argument, aaA accord
lnxly one OF them said:
Pete, what u 4 pt,e&1pee. IN It
Trait or q veEetable?"
"The waiter, Ticking the ashes hom
his cigar, smiled at Ne tive n>a with
pity.
It's neither, gents 10 said. IT'S
an EXTRA"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Avoiding Vengeance,

Vo'V"y VO"90A51CV'
After Miss Screanaer had sung by
request" gentleman was observed to
leave the room with considerable ca
lerity.
II call that rudeness," declared one
guest. Don't your"
Cant say" answered the guest ad-
dressed. 1T may be prudence. He
looks to me like the man who did the
requesting. "-Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Annual Meetina.

The o6eiAl announcement Of the an
nual meeting Of the Minnesota State
Agricultural 4>e4>ty has been made by
Secretary e. W. Randall whs calls At
tention 10 the provision for the choice
ct delegates made BY tho state law or
gsniztnB the society. Representation
Of the seciety is from LEGAL a<rieul-
tural organizations throughout the state
or counties whore such organizations
do not exist, by appointment by the
county commissioners. Delegates are
also permitted frem such societies in
any way connected with the promotion
Of agriculture 50 that the society IL
made up Of men definitely Interested in
agricultural pursuits.
The meeting will b held in the as
senbly rosn In the eeurt house on
January 3, and 10, and 81 the latter
day the election Of sn1cers win take
place. The railroad rate Of fare and
one third has been made.
NEWS .NoTEe.
st. FsAl.-Ths city controller firure.
that there will b a deficit Of $4,000
in the city funds.
Brainerd-The residence az r Rens-
low was destroyed BY fire this morn
ing. The loss on the building is $4,000;
insurance $1,000; on contents, $1,000;
insurance see. J. c. Jamiepon's los,
GA goods stored is 500, with an insur.
ance Of $bes.
Creokstsn.-Detective walsh, of the
Great Northern railroad. passed thru,
here with H. M. Halvorson, a vonn.
man Of Aneta, N. D., whom he ar
rested at Bemidji, on 4 CHARGE or
having stolen about $500 in gold dur
ing the excitement caused bv the nr.
which recently destroyed the denot ~
AnetA
Winona.-Nr. and Mrs. A. r. v.u-
mans entertained about 500 guests AZ
the Eotel "inone this evening in hon.
or Of their golden wedding,
Boyd.-Harry DIN. employed in a aru.
store here, has been bitten bv a NO.
cat and has gone to Chicago to re-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
eohna3H Wa THE BknT NAN
NOT "eso D~13& ~ - ~ nhAt>.
Ss~o@ owDek3of3x.

"hs Wa - 1sss 1n~n9- ,n,un,ea
~ >als s4.sr It ~ Psnvne a.
wssk1 C3er6s1.
~sA 1sshs1. ali tAians ~suse
~ tAs green wns." 1epasoA Ma Iao
'seAe3 f1e0 eR It 'Psss~ Hne&
va Ae4 Depsenptsl hts u. sauns>uu.
A ~ nsws Il = wsaAinx VIA ~
ses1 seas1naiDeA IN hh hskkwfeh ,,rn
~ Dssvas~s evening".
fns 1seenT' replied ~ ,~rfnpe. n
SANE 1a11rise.
1aA!-~z, s~ayssts, uk>4s II,
~ ~ D>arsd - ~. H ~ ~
ssa4>'s father - drunk bst,pe In
eeneeseay that ~ cid ,>xae1nea I'D
- ssW hid il tho hav-nsv nj nkahe
ea& ~as seeing r>>a deav and sub
me, vAea I came by thu no1ni1r.
re oFeen Alse threweA he hraAstc
two s'>aaeEs ct Of tho winaov 1er
ss3sst1nE - xAGx sistsr's 1iasi>e 1sr-
sell away a I'm. aaa ta1h>a Aar
metAer to Sas1iAx st&lASUM v1sn
she sorte< STARTED in - rol,enetrnAo
with A1a-a1a she's Dsvse boaa VIM
you'd eah Al Unable ha7, that~rwav,
nerse1f 4el!-lesktax ~ renk 4, "a.
one ade And 2swa ths etksr, eh>r>A
reckon the B1osn wss the beot man
upsa that ntssestiaa e>>er
sion. PUCK.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Two Men Raaated Aliva

st. Joseph, No, Dec. I'll. & Gill;
liland and N unknown nan war.
burned to death in 4 ear in tho Rack
Island yards here. Gilltland was NOV
lnS from Nerthbom, H., to Marlin. +
T. An oil steve in the car wa timed
over and set the household rseds On
fire, roasting the men alive.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

Thef&rmers Of North Dakota talk of
raising fund Of $1,000 10 bs distri-
buted a. prize for the best sxhibi-
tions of railway management. That
is sort OF "Lake Oif'' on James J,
HjIl's offer Of 1000 a. prizes for tho
best titled and managed farms.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Court Grants Continuance.

Toledo, O., Dee. tho f.der.,
court here has Granted 4 continuance
until January 81 in the cases Of the
Ann Arbor railway and the Toledo leo
and Coal cenDany, who were indicted
On l55 counts, each few days are
for granting and aeceptinx reb.tea
The bonds were 1xea It $1).>>o.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Christmas Mail In Burned

AuskoEee, I. T., Dec. 24.-A car
load of mail matter from Texas point.
and consisting principally of Christ
mas packages, was practically DESTROY.
ed south Of here by the burning Of a
mail car on the fast north-bound Mis-
souri,, Kansas 4 Texas PASSENGER
train,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27

ooUNT no>tAT1hNF, n9HDER o.
G1ARe coUke4L OF xl4p,nE.
khLkD AT TVn.
MURDERER FAILS III
ATTEMPT At olJh0fDE
V,s4'na Was koeAevosDer 0Ipnepd II
Rfe~Oaesesd knperer - Pro-
ssafM aefesrss, BIT La4or Advo-
oaeod D9opeooosvo hoaosroa.

Tver, R1ssia, Doe. A.-C>r,A AlenAa
D1adeK, Menbex Of The e>xnsh ef
hs s0JtF~ and exDsvss1er .su>1a e
Aae7, vesAvnla md HaAs1A; VIVA aaheE
s.4 killed. ~ a sa12swa MAN ha,o
s3twdag in tAs rstr>shae~ut rem It
he hall eosupisl ~ h nsaa>s' No.
ssnasH. The .esasnta 1pe1 sk bxe1p<,
hv0 4 Fsvsfvex hAo hau vsstkux hsAv
and th>a 6boA b eeanutt s4xaa. bvt
Wa ssissa hofsre 10 ssvh 4, ~, and
n n>v in he saste1v Ct t. peA>o.
Held csvoaed Pes&.
o>asral Ce~t Alez3s Rsvoh~n 10
nati>f w0s bssn in 1oAa, md sehpr
s>ADa>f1I H. usual eexuvs n tae
ssT7s sf pages, entered 4 r.etma.t a.
Asse1ss sf ~ 1aa1l. In 13ts hs w>e
s7Dss1t>d ss1naa6>r It IT, naadnesa
q sAsvet>r yuaras, IL NEST ssv,t>a
1sst IN 10 Rsns1aa anv, ~ Ia 1851
10 boeaDs ah3af II stax q No s,arA
ss71s. Cent 1g2akseR suts.>A ~ a.
nsnfst~a~s s>1vas> IN 13SS o. nv.
eT1sT Ss0esA &f lFhztek md Il 1ls,
wes a11sl1teA e~vsz.npr nmaea al
Efsv, which Des1,1ea h heaa u>tn
1917.
AZ 4 Result Of ~ di,esAaas which
es>sns1 tAs~axhoR nnesaa act>s
bsa esaaaS," Aaa>w a, 1.>S, 1sa.
oe1 was ssat BY >ko sapeusr b IN,
vssoUnto No situation in pexth.r,
Russia nd ~ rs3s1t "a ~ inn.AL
~ A>s>ssfV q gnaata9 rse>rns Wa
sne Ct the eliaf roosens wkah i.A>>eA
ne s@D>ssr 10 pFs>aGin Ne nset Rs.
s1an parliament.
essa~ns Any u Frepon.
DunAx The debates R1>>>A6nx ta>
aae9>1 q TIE p&Eliauamhaay NV Al |
August s, 1e>S, IenaksR Advocated
shs graltdAG ct 4 kz1s noassr> Of
DsWsr to parhansat, b1t Il a1x>ars
mat the susesss Of H. r>pr>s.avs
u e~sures following tie Moscow revolt |
sAAnEsd his eld1iea 1er 10 h>eaae tho
Asavs eaaA5uter ef eenerd fr>p,a
n support tie rs7rssave peuay Of
Of H. Interior Dur4svs, and
n The intrigue which resulted IN tho
aswnaaA q Count Write. It was saai
1t ths time that the plaza was t, pro.
hahn 1Enatasf premier and dictator,
'ara the guard regiments AGAINST par.
lament AID apply the irsl rulo which
freHsf, 1gnAtien and their colleagues
wondered necessary 70 )overn Rus.
ia
me late count was one Of two son,
II The famous 1rst Count Ixnatien
vAs, from a soldier in the rank, OF the
imperial guard, rose 70 be presideat OF
~ committee Of nadnlsters, governor
:sasaal OF St. Petersburg, and found,
n ct ere OF the richest families OF
lussia. According to the story told
# the rise to power q the FIRST Count
sn atief, the emperor, attracted BY
he unusual stature and soldiery bear.
as OF the yeunS private on guard at
he entrance OF the imperial apart
nents, selected him for promotion,
nd, finding hiaa intelligent, zealou. /
nd devoted, advanced the young sol. {
Ter frem one post to another until hs
~eanae a count Of the Russian en-
he.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Sl.OO PER YEAR.
THURSDAY, DEC. q. 1906.

Jim Burwick. the evangelist, will
hold series Of meebings At Sauk
Centre next week. There j, hopa
for Frank N. Eddy yet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Special HOLIDAY Offer.

Buttons Business College offers any
complete course for only $50 to all
who enroll the week following Now
Years
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
ChaScE by Wolves.

Eveleth.-After a wild ride of Eve
miles, during which he was closely
pursued by a pack Of wolves, James
Eatoson reached this city late at
night. One OF his horses was so near
~ exhausted that it probably will die
Bartoson is a timber cruiser and had
been in the woods all day making
estimates. In the evening, after tax
ing supper with homesteader, he
started on the return trip to this CITY,
1t was not long after leaving the
hemesteader's shack that he discovered
that he was being followed by a pack
of wolves. He whipped up his horses
and by keeping them at tep speed
managed to keep ahead Of the hungry
wolves, although several q them were
so close upon kM ut times that the
box of the sleigh shows he scratches
made by their claws.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Hasty Reinsurance.

Il was 80 glad to meet your mother"
said Mr.. Newcomer. by the way. I
didn't think she was-er-so very
stout
"Oh," interrupted Misc Yerner.
I'm sure I'll never grow to be like
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
Wolves Raid 1heap Pen.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to John Ebn,
son. a faF1aar living northeast af her..
wolves IN that section It Psek county
are uRaaneEng Numerous and WILSON'S
BIS winter. Hanson seys xhet a NV
nghts ago Wolves broke Int his sh.a,
fold and killed twsn*y-ndn> fne veth-
sfh, besides raining a number Ct 9th
efs 80 badly Aat thAy had - A>
slaughtered
hanson rays that he was aroused
about O'Clock in the morning Av q
disturbance in tAs sheep >en. and
dressing hnrraealy went out to see
what was the trouble. He said he
found several large tin1asr wolves in
the pom worrying the sheep. They az
Pr rently had stated their appetites ana
were then amusing themselves BY
chasing the frightened sheep about the
pen and swapping at their limbs.
Hanson was unarned, but yelled
Justify, in an attempt 70 frighten the
mnraudaHs away. They paid no at
tention to him, however, ana it was
not until he armed himself with
club and went after them that they
skunk way, swapping and snarl1ng.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-12-27
NEWS Of
1mper>naaA epfnn.

eQkp0FUkRk4 W0040A
efooR1ssn0:rAs Ansk a1nG Hnes1-
snS u The Red nv~ VARav 1nAa-
taon end pevsaeoAoat ssp>>1ls4 =
fainn>seta and NsR1A D~iauta, h1aa n
.h1s city was Arssav &t6es&sA ~
! delasates fr~m al pse11sos 4 ~ vsa-
l.eS: Fhe sss.4sa was Asvstsa s1.elv
~ ne s~s1eD Ut the eepaa1n1ea III
tesPeesv - TIE a&eDa1ea q = ssa-
st11as1sn AID R-hws.
sss'1e Ao61eF q. q. 1va.osn was
(5aeet ef Ne assestat1sa, nd sD~hs n
iis -. q the h>aAAts 10 - A9s4vsA
1isA se9anaaeA e1s>sts >azEasA s~t ~
- eaHDeisn q r1bbssty. He son0R&t-
a@see The assea4at1sa On rsDoss>2aknx
sesas1 s6 s>sxaEy 1ash II 80, H.
Ae1a II sa1nAts Ana &Avs with WiAs
awake bHedRAss na>n,
A. L. <1taaB, eenesal t~ne manager
" tns Great NsrthsE1 read, SPIKE en
~ interest s@arsaAs had il Asvsa>p-
meat "sF3 and Dr>aist>A takat ~ as
w~1e rssuh IN MH1A eeeA
the Red MvR VaE>g.
Leetess vers read frsa J.n.ss J.
"a En- Wallace q. Rye, secretary ct the
~ "he ahaass committee 1t ARnHeay-
e11s es1nnasFsiaa Cub; q. Ia sawyer
~ GnO AhA04p0A1 real
ate BOARD; II. Y. Eva, s>ersansy Of
me Duauth Cenx1ssceial QHvh: a>v.
'eha A. johnson and eth>pa.
Detfbto Are Cleared.
Daach.- he's ben "a
se1Ved At the l>eal l~al e1ea. VIII -
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aasy In ReveEaksr Al order was r.
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hnsa Dree1s "a l&4ls n tn ne,erva-
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feeaVcd these VIE had nsaA> a4phea-
non 1aR fnfa prses praar 70 NJ ord er
issued IN N0re@bar WIN he ,1>vea Ao
complete their 1Anos
the order navs that osnAesa. nav h>
Instituted, but hat The sua>nnfd ea.-
'eetaHt Win have to await ta> >,st,>ps
OF the future Gsa9ssatisa Of The haaAs
ey the eonzlRissaa1s. No new fh.x.
VIII be permitted uatA ts,ks ~u>sti>a II
sc ttlGa.
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eeaed Chippewa AaAs, ass s,>eiheal1y
"'henawn frsn sale, occupation, or
my etspoAuen wA&tsoover. ths prob
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70 aklow a survey Of the lanAs to b
made, with a Wow ef asoertaandnx
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F1aOng 96 thA AnnAnAv> 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-20
JAPAN MAKES CONCESSION.
Abandons Demand for International
Navigation on Amur.

ST. PETERSBURG, December ao.-The
Russo-Japanese commercial treaty is near
ing completion. Japan has abandoned her
demand for International navigation of the
Amur river and asks that the treaty of
Afgun be revoked only in so far as it con-
Germs the navigation Of the Sungari river.
which Is entirely within Chinese territory
in Manchuria and is without access to the
sea through the Amur.
Ambassador Meyer previous to his de-
parture from st. Petersburg for the estate
of Prince Usupoff in central Russia, where
he Will have weeks bear and wolf shoot
ing, had long interview with Foreign Min
lister 1swolsky and it is understood that the
Japanese situation was one of the prin-
cipal topics discussed It is said there was
no suggestion of having recourse to arbitra-
ton or the good offices of third power.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have not decided
upon the date Of their departure for home,
their movements depending on the arrival
here of John w. Riddle, the newly appoint
ed ambassador to Russia. They hope to
leave about January 1 so that Mr.. Meyer
may have opportunity to arrange his pri-
vate affairs before entering the cabinet as
Postmaster General.