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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

I5lpt pil fprlt blipe paabegpnbt n9itei
slar. slottet er opfprt i Menaslan-
celt1l 1882, og I'LL bar @ertl1gen be-
1lltttet at opbDgge 5lottet npjagtig
laaleoes, lon1 set oprinoelig Dor bDg-
get. Scr CT blepet in0be1rtet 5fipn
ira Nropinsfonierpator Hrofesior
9anpt lamt fra 0e1l 0nnlfe &1umz
nrerberrc Meloabl al aipbenbapn;
l1e1 bi0til far set life ppret mr,ligt
bperfen / Sc oarife eller / Sc ilespig-
bolltenife @rtiper at finoe gegniu-
ger al 2pfs6org Slot, JONI set bpg.
geoeS for 324 Mar iioen. Men ST
ter for ifningerne fortlpttes. @por.
blot aapelle1 og 6pritegropfomlret
forbliper / Slottet, er enor1n fife Be-
itemt; Set piloe bore snifeligt, at ser
bDggeoes Ell 11D Strife % @rapfam-
ret fplotes til, iGrlig al b%pgieiite
@runoe. s bpert Jalo bill 5ilbpg-
1i1gerne til Slottet tage flcre Mur.
0fer eli grllnoig &eitoprering er ne6-
peroig, ga ser ii0e11 Hrogfreoen al
%. Il1gltlt 1866, oo 2pfsborg Slot
gift oper / 0cn prcusiilfe &rones Sc,
life ct blepet foretoget noge,1 nppne-
Separation"
De y fe 6 / II 5 e .
g tpret / Nor0ileSptg.
9teoaftirone al uJlens6org slpis"
bor n1ootoget fplgen6e:
Geo neutrality-suspicious. lens
M%fifeoslouper paa 5fpoebnnen / Sip
benDopn Sgroagen Sen II. M1,gult
bpo 6rl1 N9rluno olle 0eltngerne
Selfonme1 og 9oD itrofs e fter OrDet
Tr1l Martba Otto len. Irl1 Otto
le11 pl1lfeoe fprlt ollie 9eltagerne Sells
og 2pffe til bere5 Mrbejoe og, uotalte>
at meget | Ger0en pil0e bliOe o110er=
leoes, laar &Diuoerne four Golgret.
oil 6o orbejOe for oeres
Gel, og illgen &ninoe bill no.
gen Sin0e gipe lit Mi1lDe til, at ct
erpbret Iolf rcgjercs pes ll11otoge(=
leslobe.
v@por tDife % 0onife &pt1oer
tomnrer larnmen", iogoe 6ru Otto
ien, vnlaa Iill tonoene / 9eorol lcspig,
norolig1te Yropil1s, Drn-
ges frenl. Og jeg, Ser CT fpot / Bette
far boaoe &et % Yligt til at
gjsre mine tplfe 5altre opn1rrflom
paa Bis lie Jorbol0."
9erefter beifrep SRI, Ottole,1,
bporlc0cs M9nO maatte pol10re I
iSengiel for oerc5 oonlfe SinoelagS
8prrene uuaotte fife lore og
fife Ell @ong tole Ocres IeoreS
og Sfifte.
Wfen aft bette pil liffcrt blipe al1-
oerleOes, 11aor tpife &pin0er four
Ret til at tale mes / Yolitif. Ger>
for pel1ter jeg mig meget al Sc tDlfe
apinoer, og jeg boo6er, at De mart
foo Stenlmcret, % at Sc 0o pil I.
oenoe 8liffet moo N%or0llesuig for at
Jjere Sen ltret goo igjel, lon Oeres
/ Morepis bor ppct og 'el1Onu
ppcr moo Sc oouife Nor0lle5+
Salen, ser blep bolOt pao Cuff,
itnrtt @ifolo, iinr bos @olleu=
Oere, 5fanOinaper pg Spife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

240 Acres, ca. 40 Mil fra Winnipeg, alt Hvede.
land; 100 Acres opdyrket, kun $26 90 pr. Acre.
10000 Acres i Nerheden af Vermillion. SRl-
ges samlet for $500 pr. Acre, Udstykning 1885:
Sc, 900 Acres i Southern Alberta, kun 2 Mil fra
Jernbane, alt indhegnet. og F1oden l0bende paa
begge Slider. Samlet 81 % pr. Acre.
Flere Tusinde Acres / Goose Lake Dtstrikt for
Spotpris. Foresp0rg ON Land hvorsomhelst !
Western; vi har Diet. Skriv paa engelsk.
The Farm Land Co.,
Room 3, Merchants Bank, Winnipeg, Man.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14
Sgllanb.

Donmorfs fprite fri IL
belige Mpotefer. Slitits=
minilteriet far 9ipet 5illaoelle til, at
cono. mag. & pbarm. Stu Miffel=
fen ontages iom 8eitprer al Gron=
1lingluno Mpotet. Sru Miffelien er
9onmorfs fpr]te fpinoelige Mpotefer.
Ct merfeligt g a t II + :
fenome II. timber ct l1bejr for
leben Mften iagttogeS paa Geileegnen
en- breo og flar Slolpile, Ser bGpeoe
fig op fra Sor6en | cit &eioe al %
til 80 Mlen. Sra 5gilet uogif en-
1aa flar og lterft lpienoe 6lamme,
at man tpbeligt fun6e iagttoge Ser
leo Baffer. Spjlen bar ipnlig / 8
a 4 Mtnrtter.
SIolps / 80 a + eIiS
borggaar6en. Sen %. Mn.
quit opitob ser Sl6 / en- &beoeita1
moenfor SSa1ogangen til MarieliSborg
gaar6en beo @lorbus. Sen ifDlotes Ell
@niit fra ct 2ofomobil. Sl0en lpranl
oper til Ell Srela6e, lom b11rti(
brenote. Sl6en tog iaa fat / Ell n9r
Kggenbe Sill al l1bbpgningerne, bbol
Ser er Spine1tal6. 8ranoen begrRn
leoes til SEN onerebne 2enge og Sr9
Ioben, Ser ful6lt9nbig nebbr9note
Desuoen bran6te ct @%peoebRs, 10,
600 5effe Dliefager tilbereno
@orn= og 6ooeritoffompagniet, 10t
E1r. &beoe og en- Gel Spltmaifine
iant go 96r. aftarifet Sabre, 81
set brar6te par %asiureret. S oe1
neobren6te Glsi boeoe Sorbalte
@fons Spigerfaoer, en- Dagleierfami
lie % 8 8arle. SCI meite Of oere
ssnobo bIen reood. MorieIisborq
goaro tiIbsrer Aorbus aon1,t1le. d.
s&H& VI &rS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

til fortn1er, at @u6er,te fremtioiig
Gintermou,woern ifaI opIDles ,pei
@leftricitet, iaa n1oa @lanigbiergs
@eboere fln11e ii9e, at De lneo @ell
fpn til 8elpsating fglgerS sfriot mel
Siben.
M'cn bet Ell oglaa raife Soft, Jon,
bper Der. 8aaroeier 2mlrit5 2ariel
bar ben Is. Ml1gllt iffe alel1e furoiq
meo Soften, men oglaa n1eO Cert
ntngel. @ele Nplen, Der par bpltct
AlomGrfet Stan0, iattes Stat uDel
for @aaroeu, 3etrole1nlSnotor %
SarlfepGrf itilleoes op, % I'LL ligger
S9oen p%elbcboloen pna 2oftet, me-
oens Sc npbDggeoe r,1n1n1elige So
Der er fuloe al Ell l,omnrfet Sober
til G%interbrug for &reaturerre.
M y re 0pbs a 5 /.
Jorle6cn Morsen fa11Ot Ell Ma,1o be0
Sanelinien tot uoenfor Mi,,glteo eli
8ninbe %liggenoe tillpnelaoenbe liplgs.
Set pilte Jig at bore 2%eopogter Better
1e11s 9ultru fra MOatlsbpi JONI Sen
Scat bapoe pastel Sjeueltcu for fin
MonO. Gen11e blcp tiltalot, men
@uitrlel1 forlnaae0e nappe at tale;
fun melter man at bape bgrt be110e
fremltomm rant mig" lpm Spor
poo Ma,oens 5pgrgsmoo1, ON So
get bupoe rant De11be. st 9ieblif
efter opoe BUN. 2iget for ingen
Mgrter, bperfen al 5lag eller 5tgo.
Gen Mf0e0e Dor 33 Star gon1mel. $50
1itiet un0erigger Soge,L pg far fun=
6et, at brn / Dpert Tal6 life fan pere
rant al Spget, ga blrn blep fu110et
poa ct Sfifteipor, bpor intet 5og, bar
gaaet sen Scat.
- @n Sgn al Yreltegaarosfor-
pagteren / Oplen pr. Stepring CT for
leoen Scat fu,16et ltaaenoe DpD opa6 ct
Gre / Spleo &rut n1eb Ell Striffe ON
@aliet. sam bopoe on1 s(ftcne1 bel=
toget / cit Set / &rottet. Otter Dan=
fen baboe Ell &url ilaaet bo1n, loa
ban belbime0e, bboreftr bon ilebte
Jig bort. @bob ber 1i6eu er jfet, peb
man en6n, life.
sc pborg % . megn /
e I e t + 9 elpsntn g
Set elettriite 2ps ipnes MI at futile
boloe tit itroalen6e SSnotog / set Dit
lige 6pen = ser meloes ON fife
min6re eno 3 ltgrre Mnlag, JONI bill
funne lepere 2ps og Sreffraft til 8p=
en- og Splanoet.
Set enc Mnleg if11l0e bore fomu<
nalt og bpgges / Mpborg, % StotS>
boner11e efter Sigenoe life lengere
bill npies me0 @osbelpsningen, men
sn1fer eleftrilf 2Ds,. og &omrrnen,
iom berpe0 milter cit meget flor Gor<
br1ger al @as, antuges 90 at fl1nne
lie lin 6oroel be6 at bDgge @leftrici=
tetsoerf> naar SEN fan foa 2epcran>
ce,1 al set eleftriife 2ps til 5tatio-
nen og e%pentuelt til Goge,,e. 0m So
gen guar / 0roen, pioes life enonu.
Set on6et @rojet gnar 11o paa at
bDgge ct glettricitetsperf life langt
fra Mpborgs 8pgrenie og foripne
bels Smegnens itsrre @ooroe og
2anosbper1,e o4 oelS Set ltore @illa-
f%porter> Ser for rejit Jig Lungs oen
lp0lige SIDE al 9tpborg 6ioro.
Gnoelig lf11loe set 3. Mnlpg bpgge5
beo &ongsbpj @anmerperf, 1H Mil
ip0for Npborg, Dripes peo SanOfraft
fra &ongsbpj Ma og lepere 2ps nj. m.
til Ell ltor &re0s al Smegnens 9Der
az @%erregaar0e.
Sg1lanb.
. " Y "a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

CT g o:g il E I b S.
bnpe go ne orn n ST ne
@eboerne al 5gt,0er &ongerslep pei
Malborg bar lfrepet UNDER paa et Mn
Dragel1be ON at faa 5ognet bgbt on
til Moelitrl1p efter Slttosmtl1Oe'
Store Molts", iom ligger Der sog-
net.
en- @ai paa 2H q e !
8 e II 9 5 e er fanget / 2imfior=
ben / MGrbeoer al Doors. Ser bar al
% til pilt Zig Weafrel i 9imfjoroen.
3isle antogeS at bore fommer Ser
in0 element SbDborpn fra Stimerne
/ Gelterbaoet,o g formooenlig far &ai-
cit lpemmet efter Dem for at fange
Benz. 9h, er ben ielp gaaet / JGl=
sen.
10 ng~el paa &aano :
p nrfere SplIonD. Ser
er iaa mango 8pggeforetagenoer /
Gang paa 2al1oet / Spllan0 Cont
l1uer, at ser ligefrem er Mangel paa
@aanooGrfere - lprlig er Mnrerne
ltarft optugne. Set forlpoer enoog,
at ollie De mango 8pgninger, Ser neo=
br91,ote peo 2pnneoilag bs11 L. Mll=
quit, life tan faaes opfprt / CONNER
al Mea1gel pao @aai1op9rfsfraft.
$ e 5 2nrer. Jprlte=
l9rar Mielien, @unlltm peo 5truer,
Ser I'LL otter AZ MorS 2ererDirfl om=
be0 bar facet Mf1fe0 me0 8eniion,
bG0reoes / berne Muleoning peo ct
6eltmaaltio / bpilfet $50 al 8eboer-
lite 0eltog, W bDorpeo fremfom ma1tge
paa Sen ltoreM9telie og &jGr-
ligbe6, ban far pu1oet Jig unoer iin
longe Girflombeo / Sfolen.
6 II, M nj 8, ryne 4
farl. sos 5n1eos @auien i
D0tng peo @orlens goar / oenl1e
CONNER cit ganrmel Mano, Selts
og a%rbeioer paa @eltageren.
Sun CT 70 Star gan1tnel, nue1 trooS
6en11e Ml6er arbej6er ba1 li9e iaa
burtigt lom oe hinge. 5om cit M6r=
feligbeo onfpres, at Sens 2aSl eas
9pigernlo6er en6nu leber. Sum er
SO Star og @gnens nl6lte &pinbe.
81 oDmorDeren Moes;
ser rejlte neD / 5pnoerjDllanb n1eo
&asmusien fra MarbnS %
ben0e Ser, it00er enonu Mar=
bus Mrrelt il, n1er bill NOT me0 Set al
Ierfprlte blipe fprt til 6lensborg,
bpor ban lfal bpmmes. San bill
l1oen al Gpipl blipe ogmt til 9poen,
men faar bog NOT Sou til at beboloe
@ope6et til fgrlt / npite Mor, 30
ifal gien1em ollie Sl1iton<
fer.
90 0 / III . nerne / SUI i
8enolpSfel % 2imfjoros=
egrene bar altto bilt Ell big 5pag-
beo ODER for Morn1o11ismen, og bet
tie 5orbolo ipneS at bol6e Jig trent
0eles. 6or Sioen far Mormonerne
1aole6es en- Strife til 10000 &roner
UNDER Opfprelie / Malborg, og Ser
birfer ca. 20 Mormon=l10len0inge
alene / Sen poo9jeloenbe norojpoife
= Mf iaa0onne l1oienoinge|
CT ser for Iioen 70 / 0onmarf.
6orgiftet @ornfpeg.
Goa Domgaaro peo Spiobjerg, Sbp,
blep forleoen fem llngfreatl,rer ipge;;
Sc fire er nit bebe, :og Sen femte ct
joo baarot angrebet, at mon melter,
set pil fplge Sc an6re. Set bar life
ppret mnligt mes 5ifferbe0 at fon=
i%tatere Spg6ommens Mariag; men
man sietter paa 5orgiftning al ST.
fo6er fra en- eng, bbor &loafpanoet
fra &biobierg Stotionsbp leber u6.
6or gieren bliper Sabet ltort, 6a
@%reat1rer11e life bar foritfre6e.
Sra &airo til S e 5 e
T. / Set ct 10 life ioa ijal-
oent, at 6olf refer til aggppten for
at refreere Jig, men Set turoe bel pG=
re fgrlte Gong, at &iebmen0 fra
@@gppten fommer til 6reoericia /
6 Observation-Disclosures Nhpfen fnr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14
FortrinIigt Land,
Smaa Priser,
bedste Marked.

Dette er tire af de ualmindelige Fordele,
som tilbydes Lands6gere / de Distrikter af Vfr-
Rinia, Nord og Sgd Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennessee og Kentucky, som gennem-
skeres af Jernbanelinierne
SOUTHERN RAILWAY and
MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD
Der er mango andre Fordele. Ingen anden.
Section tilbyder saa %gunstige Omstandtghede for
Farmere, Kreaturopdraettere, Mejerister, Blomster
OF Frugtgartnere. Inlet andet Sted har Diet visit
sig, at Farmerens Arbejde og Kapital har givet
saa code og stadige Renter som her. Underret-
ming paa Anmodning. Skriv straks og find ct nyt
Hjem en- Stat med code kommunale Forhold~
N. W. RICHARDS,
Land and Industrial Agent.
WASHINGTON, D.. c.
Chas. S. Chase, Agent,
Chemical Building,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

% . " w w
9 e lb bus. 8ag. Solne
Boffer / &enolpsiel ligger / ct frugt-
bart Soroitreg 2an0Sbpen @agn. Ser
finbes maaife set 9l6ite 8on0ebns I
&en0ipsiel; set ct 300 slar gammelt,
met ct mi ogiaa iaa aloer0omsipage=
ligt, at set life mere fan bruges til
8eboelle. S oenne CONNER far Gle
rem Iaoet opfpre pt MT 5tuebus. Sen
gamle 8pgning er notl,rligpis Lab og
nonieelig, og Sc lerflineoe 8agge ct
enfelte 5te0er u%0be6re0e me6 Wfur=
iten / Sc gamle 8inotngsp9rfsfag.
Noa &uiets Moroiioe timber man eno=
mi Sc gammelbags blpinofatte0e &in=
6uer, lon1 er en Ones Gommer Bgje.
9prene / 5tuerlte CT foripneoe meo
alinffalo; 8eggene er prpoeoe meb
@a,1eler, og langs 0em er anbragt
MIfopeienee. 8ielfeloftet og Some
lerre er lorte og tilrggne, ioet bet ifts
er ret mango Mar iioen, at r2pren"
blep ofIgit af Sforiten. @ieren al
@aaroen, 81. @eterien, &utten, far
nappe ranne at ripe set %eienoomme:
lige Sus nro, men ipefulerer / Al
benbenbe Jig til M~utionalmniaet fol
ON mlliet at faa bette til at bebnrs
BET 2iebeo mel, bpao Der er ifet
I, 2Dnebp:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

"
Sra &oiro til 6re6e e
T. / a. Set ct 10 life faa lial-
0ent, at 6olf refer til sggppten for
at refreere Jig, men Set turoe bel pG=
re fgrlte Gong, at &ipbmGn0 fra
9@gppten fommer til Sreoericia /
Observation-Disclosures. Gbefen for
set @omislionsfirma / &uiro, ser far
6re6ericta Mftieielifabet grnlt 8ols's
Nrgpelager og Sope0agentur for
sggppteu, er poa lit 8elgg bos Sc for
ifiellige 5obrifs-@entr / @bropa
o1fpmmen til 6reoericio for pberlige=
re at gjgre Jig befien0t me6 Tabri--
fens 6obrifat.
g prit a risfen / Ser
lille 8il0mole er M formentlig gaael
/ 8interbpale . Sngenieren, 6ranf:
man6en &enau6, reiite forleoen, @us:
beitDrerin6en Dagen efter, og 6erpac
bIep bele Stprfen al polite Mrbeioe
re, i alt %, ien6t biem. Silbage pat
Gabrifen er fun 2 Man6, Arbej6s
formanoen og Maifinmel tier. 8,
pe6 intet ON, bpornaar 9riften fla
gienoptages eller raar Be 8ortrei
tie bender tilbage. Megen 5prit e.
Ser, efter bba6 paali6elige Soft for
tpIler, e1onl1 life labet beruoe. :
off 6alo.er Der biiotiI lille fsrt noee
Joerfro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-27

cilitles are improved. Washington can
never become shipping center II there Is
a narrowly limited range of wharfng and
docking equipment For many years the
southeastern water front has been shame
to the city owing to the shaliowness OF
the channel and the wretched condition OF
the banks. With the Anacostia channel
deepened and the flats filed 1t will be pos
sibie for private ownership to develop the
water front on this side and thus relieve
the congestion already seriously felt In the
harbor itself and the Georgetown water
front.
1t Is to the business interest of Washing
ton as well as the sanitary interest to per-
suade Congress that these appropriations
should be made and continued until the
works are completed. The Potomac river
Improvement has Jagged seriously during
the past few years and much remains to be
done on that side for the completion of a
work that has already benefited the capital
to an incalculable degree. Although a be-
ginning has been made on the Anacostia
side the project has not been properly
pressed. owing to the lack of funds. Every
business man of Washington should make
1t his personal business next winter to adj
vocate the appropriation of the sums named
by Capt Cosby and thus put all the force
possible into the movement for the rescue
of the capitals water front from the dis
graceful condition into which it has fallen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-27
A Commercial Exhibit.

The suggestion made to the Shippers and
Jcbbers' Association and the citizens OF
Washington that an exhibit of the whole
sale and manufacturing industries OF the
District of Columbia be made at the
jamestown exposition is an inspiration The
commercial aspect of Washington has been
absolutely ignored in past expositions but
now with an awakening of the desires ana
hopes of the city along these lines, comes
the jamestown exposition, right at our
doors and appealing to just the people the
new Washington wishes to reach The OPP
2, rtunity is too good to be lost and an ex-
libit should be made at jamestown that
would show clearly to every visitor just
what Washington has now commercially,
and just what she desires, with the adyan-
tages and opportunities she can offer to
outside trade and outside capital. When
Washington has been presented publicly in
the past she has taken the character of the
sleeping beauty" At the jamestown ex-
position she should have a speaking part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-27
Abdul Hamid.

The Sultan of Turkey. according to a
news Dispatch has prohibited any refer
ence in the local newspapers of CONSTANT
ncple to the Russian douma. Abdul Hamld
Is waking up. He has perhaps just learned
that there is, or was. douma Now that
1t has ceased to exist he wants no discus
sion of 1t and its doings. Maybe, indeed.
he fears more the effect on the Turkish
public mind of a reference to a douma that
was snuffed out of existence than to a
douma still in working order. He orders
some queer things. does this crafty Abdul
Hamd. For Instance, he will not allow
books to be imported into his realm that
contain the words elder and brother,
because of the current belief that he OBJ
talned his throne by Staying his own elder
brother. Nor will he permit books to be
brought in that give certain names to
characters. Even the Swiss Family Rob-
inson'' is excluded because the dog owned
by that interesting group of people was
named Turk. And again, he refuses TO adj
NIT works on chemistry because of the
symbol for water. HOO. which may be In
terpreted as standing in a sinister manner
70" his own name.
Free thought in Turkey Is a decidedly
queer institution, queer to the point of
neSallOn. ne sultan mas uOrTOT OF
certain lines Of public thought He is per-
fectly willing to allow his people to learn
of the massacre of Christians in Mace
donia-by the way he refuses to allow the
name Macedonia to appear In print or to be
used in conversation. but has a name of
his own for the region-but he will not per-
NIT them, If he can prevent to read of the
assassination of monarch or any attempt
upon the life of prominent person. He Is
himself clever man in the manipulation of
firearms, but he forblds the importation of
such goods. Yet he allows them to be sold
openly on the streets of his cities. He for
bids foreigners possessing arms OF any
kind. but makes no attempt to have them
arrested when they are seen purchasing
them.
strange bundle of contradictions, this
sick Man OF Europe" a man of keen In
telligence In some directions and Grass
stupidity in others. His rule has been
marked by some of the oldest deeds ever
recorded in the life OF any monarch. Just
at present he Is strenuously occupied in
trying to die a natural DEATH that is to
say. to avoid being cut off prematureiy by
dose OF poison or knife blade or
pistol ball. Openly processing indifference
to death and TO a firm belief in fate and
declaring that he will go willingly whenever
the time already written against his name
in the prophets pages has come he spends
his days contriving schemes to thwart his
enemies and devisizg new traps for posi-
BILE suspects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-27
Bryan and a Stamping Tour.

Colonel Wetmore of Missouri, who went
to England to advise Mr.. Bryan against
the dangers of a New. York reception, hav-
ing failed to bring his friend to that view
of the case, will accompany him home and
see him through the perils. 1t is a good
arrangement. Mr.. Bryan, owing to his long
absence from the country, to the peculiar
political conditions that now exist, and to
the sudden revival of his own popularity,
will need guides, philosophers and friends
for short while after landing, and Colonel
Wetmore is well qualified for a post of that
kind. Although citizen of middle state,
he knows both east and west. and what
has been going on for the past twelve
months. And then he Is devoted to Mr..
Bryan. and his suggestions will represent
not only his Judgment OF what should be
done, but his ardent desire that all may
turn out for the best. Mr.. Bryan may with
confidence lean upon him as upon a. brother.
The itinerary of Mr.. Bryan during the cam
paign Is important matter. VIII 1t be
safe for his party to show him In the east
where a presidential candidate he was so
disastrously beaten? 1t might have been
safe If the London interview in which he
declared he was more radical than ever had
not been given. Until then eastern demo-
Gratis ndQ Deen ASKED TO accept MI.
being now a conservative, and probably
the crowds would have cheered him in a
belief that a change had taken place. But
he did not desire applause based upon mis-
apprehension. and so frankly confessed him.
self for publication and knocked the man of
straw that had been named for him sky
high, The real Bryan is at this day. as ten
years ago, a believer in silver as money of
redemption. and in period of money strin-
gency and widespread business depression
would advocate free coinage Of the white
metal at sixteen to one.
In stamping tour through New England,
New York, New Jersey and such states Mr.
Bryan would be drawn out on this point.
The republicans would nterrogate him; and
re is not the man to dodge. Then would
come the effect on the voters. In a way.
and tc a degree, another free silver cam
paign might be launched, and the democrats
in eastern congressional districts placed at
a greater disadvantage than ever.
There is work ahead for the Bryanites,
and, attractive as he Is as stumper their
favorite will need to steer. or be steered,
a careful course upon his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-27
A New Conduit Needed.

Congress should without hesitation accede
TO the proposition. most recently advanced
by Captain COSBY. the engineer In charge
OF the Washington aqueduct. that dupli-
cate conduit should be constructed at the
earliest possible date as an insurance
against a disastrous break and a total fall
ure of the water supply. The officers argu-
ment In behalf of the project is convincing
The conduit is old and. moreover. is ex-
posed 20 the possibility of disruption at
thirty-three different points along the
course. seven tunnels and twenty-six cui-
verts. II Is known that the tunnels cut
through rock without being hued. are sub
ject TO DECOMPOSITION. as whenever the con-
duit Is cleaned fragments of rock are found
to have fallen from the roof. When the So
called Lydecker tunnel was cut from the
Georgetown reservoir TO the Howard Uni
versity reservoir the possibility of rock dis
Indignation was found to be so imminent
and the danger of the total wastage or the
water. II not complete collapse OF the
bore. SO great that II Was decided to line