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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-18

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-18

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-18
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
MARVIN BOY AT ERIE?
President Roosevelt Will Re Aske
 tA V- Snn

President Roosevelt VIII Be Asked
 to Aid In Search.
 DOVER. Del, March 13.--The au- thcrities of Erie, Pa.. notified Dr. Hor- ace Marvin last night by telephone that they believed they had little Horace, his missing child. Two exhaustive in terviews over the long distance tele- phone resulted between the Erie au- thorities and Dr. Harvey Marvin, who was in Dover awaiting messages and telephone calls for his father. Neither the Maryins nor the detectives would divulge any of the conversation. The boy. it has been learned. had been shadowed from Canada down through Port Huron and finally to Erie.
 Deputy Attorney General Hastings the state prosecutor during the illness of Attorney General Richards. confer red with Governor Lea and later an nounced his intention of visiting the scene and cooperating with the detec- tive force at work under the governor
 President Roosevelt will be seen to- day by former United States Senator J. Frank Alice, with whom he has an appointment. and Mir. Alice will re- quest the president to cooperate with the Delaware authorities in searching the country over for young Marvin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19

One of the most important moves on the part of the government re- gently was that of the consular exam ination held last week. There were fifteen or twenty men, mostly young men, who took the examination. The decisions have not been published and will not be for some time, but it marks the beginning of real re- form in the consular service when the best man will get the job. And the possibilities of foreign trade for this country are so immense and heretofore have been so neglected, that anything looking to improve ment in this line is to be welcomed. The applicants were appointed to take the examination very much as the cadets are appointed for exam ination at West Point or Annapolis. One of the first qualifications of candidate was good working knowl- edge of French, German, Spanish or Russian. A section of the examina- tion was devoted to language, and besides this were series of exam nations on commercial resources of the United States, trade and banking laws of foreign countries, interna- tional law and political economy, and a few similar things. One can i'm agine an examination of that sort being put to many of the political henchmen, retired school teachers and ministers and other derelicts, with whom the service has been bad ed in past years. But the inovation has been made, and the appointments will follow in due time on a strictly competitive basis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
TUESDAY, MARCH 19. 1907.

Representative-elec Hobson made a speech to the Navy league last week at Washington that gives a very good idea of one of the forms of legislation he will try to push when he gets into the house of representa- tives. He said that he was first of all a man of peace and was the last one to wish this country to indulge in foreign brawl. But he pointed out the immense commerce and for eign interest of this country and said the safest and cheapest peace insur- ance we could have was navy that could meet any two navies likely to be sent against us. He said frankly he was in favor of big naval pro gram, and that he looked on it as an investment and one of the best in vestments that could possibly be made in the interests of international peace.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, MARCH 19 19o7

OOO acres. so the rcstorations ordered amount to upward of one-half of the whole area.--Palladium.
 According to the hearing relative to the Hartf0M gas merger there was q little Wall street way of doing things in that transaction. Corporate man agement coupled with individual greed is bound to crop out when the prospective melon to be cut is of sufficient size.-Press.
 Passenger traffic managers on vest ern roads are conferring with view to operating slower trains. It will be good thing for this country if it eau inagurate an era in which safety will count for more than speed-Sentinel
 The railroad presidents can not now decide whether or not they wish to keep the appointment made for them by ]. F. Morgan before he start cd for Europe President Roosevelt is in receptive and agreeable mood and wlll see and consult with the rail road men if they ask to see him, hut his views and his position are too well known through his messages to need any special elucdation now and he will not invite the railroad presidents to Washington for that purpose. The subsistence of the furry in the stock market seems to have quieted mat ters all around.--Bridgeport Stand ard.
 It is not that the new subway head has just heard of cars with doors a.l along the sides. hut that at last some body has been convinced that such timesavng inventions are worthy of interborough attention.-New York World.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19

Every one in the United States does not drink whiskey, says Wash ington writer. consequently it may be matter of indifference to many people whether there is a decision of the department of agriculture on the subject of labelling whiskies. But there is large section of the public that is interested and there is an i'm mense business interest also that has almost suspended operations pending decision under the pure law. The average man will not care much what way the decision goes, but there are two powerful interests fighting, not for the right, but for their own pockets. On the one side is the "bottled-in-bond" people and on the other the blenders and recti- fiers. Both of them have brought and are bringing all the pressure they can to bear on the department of agriculture to have the decision fla vorable to them. The public will not be much better off whichever way it goes. But the whiskey hearings of the department have been over al- most two months. and there is still an Ominous silence as to when. if ever, the decision will be rendered. The fact that the decision is being held up bodes no good for ultimate justice. Both of the opposing sides are working like moIes under ground Somebody inside the de partment is lending himself to delay ihS the game. IL would appear that the sooner the secretary of agrieul- ture makes up his mind and takes the public into his confidence. the less opportunity there will be for un- pleasant stories to get started.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION.
President Roosevelt Opens Big show
 From White House.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Brief fe. licitous messages were exchanged be- tween President Roosevelt and the of ficials of the exposition when the pres ident touched q key that opened a cir cult setting in operation the Greater Louisville exposition. The key was in the telegraph room of the executive offices of the White house and was touched by tho president at 3:35 o'clock, eastern time. Secretary Loeb and the telegraphers on duty at the White House were the only persons in addi- ton to the president who were present.
 With the opening of the exposition the following message, was sent by President Roosevelt to Secretary R. F.. Hughes:
 Cordial greetings and best wishes for the Greater Louisville exposition"
 President A. T. McDonald's reply read:
 Greater Louisville thanks you in the name of its industries for your gra- cious words. The opening of the expo sition was most suspicious
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Roo.eveIrs Summer Programme.

WASHINGTON. March 19.-Tenta- tive plaus for the presidents summer at Oyster Bay have been discussed at the White House. As now contemplat- cd. he will leave Washington for that place somewhere between the 20th and a5th of June. A trip to Indianapolis and Lansing, Mich. and two trips to the Jamestown exposition are on the programme before the presidents va cation begins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
HEARD IN PASSING.

X dispatch from Washington states that the department Of agriculfure has plans for testing the purity Of liuuors which would turn every saloon into an apothecary shop. In proIIihi- tion states this would not he at all Ee- evolutionary or alarmin. if it were not for having to disclose the quality of liquors dispensel.-SpTingield Union
 TIra president has Siync.l an or,lcr restoring io the public domain near-y .puo.sa acrps of land withdrawn from entry under former orders It is estimated that the original with drawals amounted to about 64up-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Held Up n Village.

TROY. N. Y.. March 19.-Three safe blowers held ID the village of Eagle Mills. about five miles outside of this city, at an early hour and terrorized the community. Two of the number stood guard outside the general store and postoff1ce. while the third used dy- namite to blow open the safe and ran sack the place in general. When Post. master Mullin. who heard the explo. sion. reached the store he was driven off at the point of pistol. The thieves escaped, but got little plunder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
MontcIair House Dynamited.

MONTCLAIR, \. l., March 19.-Sev- eral weeks ago Otto G. Fentzlaff. a well known contractor. separated from his wife and family. He took another house block away and hired a young woman named Mary Phillips as his housekeeper. Old time friends of Fentzlaff were indignant at his deser- tion of his family. and he received many letters threatening violence. The house occupied by the contractor was dynamited during the night. Windows and window sashes were blown out. walls felled and the porch of the house damaged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
LITTLE REPUeLIcs' WAR.
Salvador to Take Up Arms In Aid of
 Honduras Against Nicaragua.


 PANAMA. March 19.-According to reliable information received here from Salvador. that country has allied itself openly with Honduras in the war with Nicaragua. and 2.Jo0 Salva- dorean soldiers have been landed at Amapala and marched on Choluteca. This body of troops Is under the com mand of General Jose Dolores Presa. It is further reported that General Bonilla. the president of Honduras. at the head of body of troops, has started for Segovia. Nicaragua. In this movement he is supported by two attachments of Nicaraguan revolu- tionists commanded by Generals Cha moro and Chavarria.
 The government of Guatemala has refused request made by Hcnduran revolutionists to be permitted to cross the frontier and invade Honduras.
 \ Managua tNicaragua, cable says that the port of Truiillo. Honduras. has been captured by the Nicarasuan naval forces
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Flood Damage sr .oco. .ooe.

MARIETTA. O-. March 19.-Accord- ing to careful estimates the loss from the foods in Washington county may reach s1.O00.Oco. The receding water revealed serious conditions. The Ster- ling oil refinery is a complete loss. the stills. tanks and building having float ed of. while the manufactured product has been destroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Ripley BIames RooseveIt.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March l9.-In an interview reported here President E. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe. who is now at Santa Barbara. is quoted as saying that President Roosevelt is re. sponsible for the present uncertain conditions in Wall street and attrib- utes the recent seminanic to brush fire which the president started"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
A Lumberman'S
 Happy Thought

Father Johns Medicine cured s. W. Clifford of Sea View St. Chatham. Mass. of the grip. Mir Clifford. who is employed in a Jumper yard of that place. says: '-I was suffering from the grip and I thought l would give Faith CT Johns Medicine a trial. and nov ls think Father Johns Medicine is all that is claimed for it."
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Hnr to Avert . Panic.

CHICAGO. March 1?-- Mrs. Belle Armstrong Whitney of New York. an authority on womsn-s dress. delivered sn address to dressniakers of Chicago last light. in which she demonstrated that tke vsy to avert q great financial pauic ~ss for women to wear plenty of fsshicnable clothes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
A you,hfu, Robber,. Crime.

CHICAGO. March 19.-Dennis Ali son. the six-year-old robbcr who on Saturday eloped from the Englewood Infant aurscry with a penny. the prop er.y of one Walter Hicks. aged three years. has been captured by the police The entire loot of the nursery was dis covered on his person.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Rucf Trial Postponed.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 19-On re. quest of the prosecution the trial of Abraham Ruef. charged with extortion. was postponed by Judge Dunne until March 9. to await the action of the United States supreme court m a writ of error granted to Ruef by Judge Heb hard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
F. S,,~r ,o B. Ohio Jpdre

WASHINGTON. March 19. - Presi- dent Roosevelt announces the appoint ment of John F.. Sater of Columbus. O.. as United States district judge for the southern district of Ohio.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19

People Whose Garbage Is neglected win nnd quick relief by sending a postal or calling by tels- phone No 1925.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-15
FRANK /. HOWE. Editor and Publisher
Does the Sun Shine?

"Itill becomes any OF us to crticlse
lapses in grammar" says an authori-
ty "wheu we all Of us consent TO and
constantly make use OF one such lapse
ourselves. To speak OF the setting
sum is wholly incorrect. You may
set book on table or even set a
son on a chair II he be big enough to
fall of; but what does the ORB of day
set and where does IL sety No sir,
queer as II may sound to ears grown
accustomed TO the universal form,
"the sun sets. II II sets anything
why doesn't ii raise somethingY lit
shouldn't be the rising and sitting sun
II should be the raising and setting
sun. Think II over and when you get
IL arranged to your satisfaction try TO
find out what you mean when you
speak OF a setting hen .''-Philadel.
phia Record.