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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
FEET OUT.
She Had Curious. Habits.

When a person has to keep the feet
put from under cover during the cold
est nights in winter because Of the
heat and prickly sensation, it is time
that coffee, which causes the trouble.
be left off.
There is no end to the nervous con-
ditions that coffee will produce. 1t
shows In one way In one person and
in another way in another. In this
case the lady lived in S. OAK. She
says:
II have had to lie, awake half the
night with my feet and limbs out OF
the bed on the coolest nights, and felt
afraid to sleep for fear Of catching
cold. I had been troubled for years
with %twitching n Jerking of the low-
er limbs. and for most of the time I
have been unable to 60 to church or to
lectures because of that awful feeling
that I must keep on the move.
when 1t was brought TO my attcn-
ton that coffee caused so many ner-
yoils diseases. | concluded to drop cof-
fee and take Postum Food Coffee to
see If my trouble was caused by coffee
drinking.
II only drank one cup of coffee for
breakfast but that was enough to do
the business for me. When | quit it
my troubles disappeared in an almost
miraculous way. Now l have no more
Of the jerking and twltching inc can
sleep with any amount OF bedding over
me and sleep all night, In sound, peace
full rest.
Postum Food Coffee Is absolutely
worth Its weight In gold to me-"
There's a Reason" Read the little
health classic, "The Road to MELVILLE"
In nkaA i
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
MR.. sLoDelLRY's HAT sYsTE
Might Not Commend Itself to All, bat
Seems to Give Satisfaction to Him.

Deems 20 1iVe oatISTactlon TO him.
from the New York Sun.
Pretty foxy, my way OF buying
straw hats, don't o think?" said Mr..
Slodgilby. Il buy only one straw hat
a year and I buy that n always at
about the middle of July at the time OF
the first mark down in price Of the
straw hat season.; so I always get my
straws at about rs per cent. off the
regular price.
IAN advantage, that, to save q quar-
ter in the price? Surely; and now see
how buying at that time works out in
other ways.
"By the middle Of July the straw
hat a year, have generally begun to
show signs Of wear, certainly so If
their wearers have " been caught
in a shower; and SO then, whe every
body else's hat is getting old I spring
a fresh one on 'em, a brand new hat:
like a man who. his first hat having
got dusty, had Just casually sauntered
in to the hat emporium and bought a
new one. 1t gives me a lot of Satisfac-
ton to III that new hat out in that
way in the middle of the season.
And this hat remains tolerably fresh
when I put it away in the middle of
September, and it is really i'm fair CON
dition to wear when I bring it out to
start the new season with it in the fol-
lowing spring.
"Other men getting out hats which
they. had bought early in the previous
season and SO had worn practically that
season through find their hats pretty
shabby looking, while mine really looks
pretty nice and will go all right till
the middle of the season. when l buy
new hat on the first markdown.
"Tf.s may seem rather complicated
to you, but 1t works out all right, n
it's a pretty good system, it seems to
me-"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
FREE RAILROAD
FARE AND PASS
TO THE INTERSTATE FAIR, SIOUX
CITY, IA, SEPTEMBER
? TO 15

Cut this out and mail today to L. "
Jones. the piano man, Sioux City. Ia,
together with the name OF anyone who
is going to buy a piano now or within
two or three months and you will re-
cefve an order on the Northwestern
National bank. of Sioux City. Ia, for
a draft sufficient to buy you a ticket TO
the fair for any day you may desig-
nate. together with enough to a your
railroad fare If you live within $50
miles OF Sioux City, providing. how
ever. we sell your customer d piano
during the fair.
If this should be read by anyone who
rs In the market for a piano, we will
make you this proposition in addition
TO the If you will give us a fair
chance to sell you a plano n we do
not. and you buy during the fair, we
VIII pay YOU In cash the amount of
your railroad fare and hotel bill during
one full day, and buy you a ticket TO
the fair. Our object in making you
this offer is to get a chance to sell you,
and our confidence in our special prices
during the fair !s the incentive.
Special sale OF pianos and rgans
new and secondhand. Read our prices
below:
~Chickering piano, almost new. orig
tnally cost $500. now s2T5. Weber piano.
very fine case. almost new, in fine con-
diuon. originally cost $3.50. now $3.50;
Emerson piano, shows very little wear,
n.y. AZ NNIS allia Al34CSI HA~AAS
originally sold for $3.50. now s2S5.
Good Emerson piano, sold when new
for $S25, now $50.
Fisher piano, in good condition, or
fgfnally sold for $500, now s1S5.
Everett piano, interior extra good.
formerly sold for $3.50. now SITS.
Very good plano. been used seven
years, now s125.
Very good piano, Kimball make. 500.
Chicago piano. SIS.
New pianos.
Four of the best piano factories we
represent have given us the privilege
to sell their pianos at factory prices,
only adding the freight and expense OF
handling. This is purely an advertising
scheme and will bring four different
makes of the best pianos made in the
United States SO low the inducement
to buy Will be great. Prices are on a
cash basis; however. we Will arrange
for small monthly payments, or one.
two and three years time at no adj
vance In our cash prices.
Fifty organs and 1--WE square pianos
In storage. and must be sold at once.
Kimball. Story & Clark, Farrand &c
Votey, Chicago Cottage, Newman Bros.
and others, $40 and up. Every piano
and organ sold bears our personal
guarantee, as good as a farm mortgage.
Our reference, the Northwestern Ma
tfonaI and First National banks, Sioux
City.
Open every evening during the fair
until 10 o'clock.
L. II. Jones, The Piano Man,
620 Fourth street.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
Ills puIIet Was a Hornet.
Fran tho PhiladeInhfa RacnrS

1tCVoTU
The passengers on a Darby-bound trolley
ear from this city, on the line of the Ches-
ter Traction company, were startled to see
. we'll dressed man, named Elliott, jump
out Of hia seat. clasp his hand to his left
breast, and excla.m, MY God. I'm ehot!'
The man sank back In his seat, pallid,
and the passengers clustered around him,
thinking Some miscreant had fired into
.&he car. although no shot was heard.
II feel my blood slowly ebbing away;
1T Is way down my arm" said Elliott. He
put his hand in, placed 1t on his arm,
groaned. and pulled 1t out again covered
MISREPRESENTATION. The conductor. as
sisted by a sympathetic passenger, with
great care pulled the mans coat down
over the shoulder and then exposed the
largest specimen Of hornet seen in these
parts. He had been stung.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
Some Kind Of a Cat.
fV1fI OUuSN.
L o hA nAAAAIz

Ethel, aged 8, had succeeded in making
Tier dog stand up on his hind legs, but her
efforts to make the cat do likewise re-
suited In the little girl getting a bad
scratch. whereupon she exclaimed. You
sA-n cat!'
Her Mortified mother, who overheard her,
punished her severely; but. not disheart-
.ened. Ethel the next morning again en-
sdeavorcd TO induce puss to emulate the
dog, ana again she felt the force of her
feline claws.
"Yon-s the angry child began, when
Aer mother said w~arningiy:
-sEtheli''
well she continued, you are just the
same kind OF q cat you were yesterday"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
Henry's Answer.
Senator Foraker was taikinr N

Senator Foraker was talking in Kent.
O., about a political opponent.
II shall, answer him. said the senas,,
smiling. a I fear that my answer wM
De as satisfying, as unpleasantly satisfr
ing, as the elderly husband to whom hi.
wife said one day:
Henry, It's a world of trouble, and
life is very uncertain. But promise me-. IL
I should be taken away, that YOU wit
never marry that horrid Miss Simmonsp
81 can easily promise you that, Henri,
replied. She refused me three times whe !
l was a much handsomer man thar I an
today.'."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05

ABOUT nfteen years
ago I suffered with
my back and kidneys.
I doctored and used
many remedies with
out getting relief. Be
ginning with Doan,s
Kidney Pills, | found
relief from the hrst
box, and two boxes
restored me to good,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05

Aound condition. Ny Vile n many
OF my friends have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills with good results and ! can
earneetly recommend them"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents a box.
TOster-MlIburn Co, Buffalo. N. 7.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
N0ettinu EvenW

4uulra asaew deposttor to Sign an identiflca.
axfon blask. In AcertAin savings hank re-
Gently = Womanawss somewhat unwilling
- comply with this request.
what n your h~usband's namss asked
the clerk.
NY hMshand& nArns y Peter ZONES.
What s. your wite's nams I, snapped the
.3Air depnGitor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
DOES your BACK AcHEp

tHroAG BY the Experience OF One Who
EIas Found Relief.
James n. Keller, retired farmer, Of
Tenner street, Cazenoyia, N. T., says:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
Popular in Hadss.

q you suppose peek-a-boos will be
worn IN heaven?'
II don't know but they ought to be pop.
MAR In the other place"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05

Gums, Traps, Decoys, etc. Lowest prices.
Write Tor free catalos No. i. N. ".
Hide = Fur CO, Minneapolis, Minn.
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ehnnn YOUR WANT 40

To The star-Main tetes Ind
tiss The star viii call and cos-
iset the etli. and viii Send 20
you the answers 90 year ad whea
addressed Care The star
RAvEs ron eLAseiFiGo
ApNGRrtekMENTs sHslp
Wanted. lest and Found. Fer
Rect, Fer sale. ste.l One Cent .
Nerd.
etruArioN WANTED ADS
y wsrds Three Tive. Ter =
Csnts.
Seven words OF fractions Of
Werds 60 the lire. eash Tn sd-
vance. when charged 60 se-
count actual number Of iines ss
s~ Will be counted Minimum
ell for en- I'D Is eenta nat
isrd Want Al Agency. =. IL
Mullen 81 ballard Az OPP
city Hail
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ar ese
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ptevsa ~tth to he.asss css.-
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Terms
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tbs T. az safsiisat fisf baildinx
ste. Fsfsas.
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net nsw hEsss - feazrs l.sss-
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IN Ne sasasiter fhis sfs@P
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= sais SasfshA@sf.
unn
Ia 81. az i.ssfse q reafns
ana sffir, large inf u1tarn IN.
rrosefasats. tsse esss. haisass
b ssit.
re3
wafrsa Ave-, 4 Qssen Anns
1851. sasss - faasat - sanisa
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nae
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81
cns q fhs fiasst iass En- Wi.
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fsss
tisf Ave-. naar olive ST. sax
IL BE- east.
$50
fslh Ave- Mafisan Para a.
fiffars ~ 49, fAfk cash
tslases te sais farehassr.
We AZ EXCESSIVE aaenfs feF
tAsss pfupafftsa ard caH seifNsa
tie FasstH
Hsasiqaassers Or seattle urop.
eFfg
Your sntira ssftsfaesiaa Is eur
utaai Fai4at4o AeHst.
"a JAIN a co
ff'crnssfif - ssafs fahu
tit fltsl ut1E Eessssia au1 Ffss.
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tftA tf1AAAa FLAT.
nasasss ~ hiath street. % ma s@sa
ana California atsuss e. TIE ~swL
Eliisst ssssss Css feet -sAs ~
tsfeash the His1is = thss ssss.
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fssns t.osa tss nsw spossss ssssss 90 ~
sss ths nsw isas ss~a caHsaru@ s.zu
e eannees vita n. tern.
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eesusifsi ssaiaaa aa fer ssls 60 r~y ~
ssrsas. SPECIAL insssssrssnts fax fsa>s ~
cen haatls several isls Gems u 80 "a
= rsai
vt CAMPBELL a co.
81 cslHaAa Buisinr
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sstes. neas t-fosra sletsrr oastass. h
800 sEsf7fsizs 80 zfsa sssr5ists. ~
80 AAsAA=
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8 80
sztfaaE hauss - saHff. sasas sl<sf
81 street improvements IL and pal< -
eash.
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kiae. real t-FasdF tzsffsFe. ctass % -,
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Ne. nsaf tss.sr, esssass. la karrs. !
iaHN So NhFfe ksfass are sesz1elnx ~
ssH5alfs
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~ Ewnats fiaN 50 seeas1t Ave-
NAAHfifBN REALTY co.
Rainier fteaeh
rkans q SIS fsa3fsaes. Z -
ssss- .foass eaataxs. SIC eewn. szlzxss
81 pr naHuth II
FOR sALE-WEsT sEATTLE
REAL ESTATE.
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VACANT LOTS.
LEBB REALTY co.
ItaaH II Common sssith uias
et F1Fst Ave Opposite ehsffY.
Phshss Il ~. T. faaz


Pissass y ~. !. 90
fs- seea bay. n al pssts 4 ne sitr.
All a them afe a. nsa - a. - tlat
Ne .bis e ssiissf
eao~1 sss-fssH asa5sta hasss -
Queen Anhs hitl. ! hiafk ffaEa ser eafasf
10 tstasi street tiHFfafssHsHta al n 81
ssa s 90 . nons 49, H. 49, 80. -. fem
naw sfii - ~efth y -. - nssf sfhaats
snd ehufshss. ss.4 iasaiifE 500
any In hssssis. this = The ~ fef -.
$40 for II lets IN Wsst Seattle. fisr
ere eniY tieeks from ~ esf llns. snd
,s ~ ,Ss 80 f ss. w, fa. ".
ihsfn siaslF a. iza1 fef lHslas iois. sA6
81 fas easHsf iess. ans.thifd essh.
ca ~ fas a tslf.sh II u ists IN n Ia.
eain Hstshts saaltIsH e Nsst H@sflis5
lilse IL essh ~ili handle tam. Ca -
far oaffssr lois. ems .fAsfs sAsA Tfsss l.ss
are al sissfs1 eaHsfHauf fhs Ftss u
NJ. hsisisf sne ne sisels cssesas fsHss.
ara are eair tss tiessa from tis 90
80 The ssstbsssi aefnsf u M 80
bsf h y emily tea tiasks ffafu ne haaisan
81 car. isNsi tatis al
vafsf N aaa raid - wln BE sefth
ti.t@ IA els nsenths
re Lets tssise sseh. nd Nj
lees Thass iets are efliT akeat - tsst
ffcfn HaffieaH ~ sFeH sfads sifh
lhai street - nssi summer fhsY vii
b. wafth 80 E1aafe than sfa a4Aina
tor thssi as~. SEQ east.
q a1 for lots or Nua Ave. less than
aiafk Ifefn 1aebnen Is Ttsas Mta aFe
ttsfs safh snaifeiF level. and
Iisti0n - fhs aaekaan - fsaKads Hill =
issa han / mllnHfss ffnau fhs 1sssef ksaHal
70 any apaftHsmat bsess aitss Ia tquu.
tsta dspn.
Genre ard ass Va assd wfn give Fra
fsw enaE~ In aAalilsa % thoss sAsef-
tlssa hare
Ttsz1fn II Cs,Hza1lsstl ats Hifa4.
a. FIRST Ave. uif-aeits chsffy.
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90 Thifty nfih Ave ~s
nffef sls fnslnn tllssisfn
hatasi iof eesiso The ornsf
has Instructed us - sei
this 90 onFs call us uR TO
faftfraiafs a. call ~ affies
aaf a. 9TH ~ ~ fhs tfep~
sfty N you arr iagAiuH fef
. hafIs utlh = vles - laks
and nudntsina this 10 a.
JnO q uArEH a co.
Hsai Krfats ar4 i.s.sns
egi a fieaiiiss Hama tl4s
seattle. Wssh
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IN Real Snap
esip. on nh sssr nsaisea. THIS .. a
aloe lsxsi tof. sni is cheaper than any
thius as0nns. tsso. half cash.
sosi0f sn flsi Ave. eiens 10 hadlsgn
This 10 . nias uofnsf ana is q splsndid IN
sssiiaeat 81 q. 80 soed terms,
ioosieo on ma est~s.a Jsskson ard
kias nts ana tesiaa 90 tis' .sfssen laei
son snd kins ste Thsss csn 10 bausht
TO- o. ~ " Do cash. balance rssr
SOME NICE f.Evnf. lots
stiol IN rDfk sddftisni feoe hsn cash
PRIVATE ENcHANuH NEAL GhJATE
COMPANY.
~ union niaet
- 49,. A. Al a am ATa
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e. sa
efHNm masfsfn cottage. Fcsf t.1rxsnr
sd Fifs - fiff. srual anf uatirtai
tnuHf Heit Nass ne an afrsf can
haiael Asn chsfios ~ Tstsphuna a.
80 -
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ttt Ave bsaf Eifeinis 81. tn
pfersd stth tie houses eEss-
staef tks future - thls lot
Iufnss-
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css Mats ahf zstl - f7Etsa.
tunFfase3 sta fisssfssHfu astteas
This g. az ssfsfisat fiat tail1lnE
site Fefans
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EVEnY ONE a HNAP
f.reum modern house az Gffrn Lake.
near ear nice Yard baHrmrnt fine view.
Price ti $50. sem each.
f.rnom modern house. Just finished. lni
NNtaii rfnndfrt view Co. BE- found. ttoo cash
WIN handle this. Price $500.
a.ruum house az Columbia. two lots. n
block from nov car line. Price 81, 40
Terms
4 lots NJ Green Iake. Msuoi nice Wow.
Price tedo. 800 cash
iuts NJ Columbia. eirtnt Price 500
800 cash
line. Price q. 100. 500 caah
l. INVESTMENT co.
n l. sapp e. A. Lindhoim.
fia Denny building
Phones Main tiie, Ind tst6.
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-
ftFt&hE AlNEH
tNEIFH STU - NNN 80 -
sef+ - FAefe 80 tietttf .-4A 49,
- eta-ei $3.50 49, tt4tnfh -.
= - tt4l 80 fAfsn 49, Lt1t WAT
iNA hnt.N 49, ~. W.. "
hhANtah rNh ttt1 NttAfA%fs
sAt-Aa tSti+fA
"a
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Natig sfee eNt s-e - taf -
feNsete sites sasih se,t - e-ait~
Nrentt efee .nw t@st ei1r -
resse hee.s 49, tsse $40 ssfsena =
ssisF tesysfn ~ p.sse - -. = -.
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les Az Ne. eafbsF HaHs al
fnasf nee haass - : fesessaa Assse-
fnent as laffefa ifHffuf sntsHts.
q 80 aaah. tsaianoe J yeaFa
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MOoMAw AND ANuEHsON.
20 ACuEa
one ~ tho best farms In the Willamette
valley Dr. miles ffnm salem. 20 miles from
Portland. Un The n = railroad. also on The
electric lire nov being constructed be-
Tween these iva places, = mile from good
town ~ acres n The above ia hiii land.
covered with ~ and eek timber. ~ acres
under cultivation. 90 bearing apple ffrrH.
alec pfara. cherries and plum trees lu
acres o. IN pasture and rent Tor tf1 cash
per year Tbs rnil is DIRK innm and never
falling creek. fsd By springs. makes this
an IDEAL dairy farm iiaa .roam house
larEe barn anf other buildings The build
lnFH are IN fair condition. The owner. on
account % advanced age. VIII snii this
place 81 ~ per acre. ur will aNfhanEa fnf
Seattle property This g. an opportunity
one wishing daily farm rhruld u0f miles
MuuMAW AND ANDERSON
ll1N-1I Nov York Hlk
VfHnHHn la HrfH. HfaIH HltH
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DON'T DET.AT ~ You WANT ONE
on TWO q Three choice f-arrs tracts auf
near me INV fN1EHrNHkN Frnhahlf
NEVER AnAfS vii Ysu have a rharrs
20 t1F On Western WaahinFfnn surh GOOD
LAND - WILL LOCATED for ~ LIT
TIE huNEN We have spid ever three
weeks Men are clearing land. opening
10 streets and building houses improve.
mfntH EuinH On au al sifra uNF HUN
bnEu AND SIXTY ACRES MORE faet
plstfsd Better 40 ouf nos. and 1ast them
afeff Even " you don't want 20 uae &c
Just nov. five acres u ron level lard
heated between TWO LIVE GROWING
CITIES d miehiY good thlua 90 have.
and % only takes little cash duwn ant
small monthly payments Prices $50 g.
40 Der tract Come tu the office and act
fuii particulars
ROBERT MAflTuV.
aip-slg a1i Alaska building -
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PAUL a FA1iadt. fsefsssrss paisat 81
tafusF Mechanical snAtHssf nrs4 class
ssfsles e fastern efisFs, rrafs ~ -
feftsn1e "a assaEriHH ard hatidfnE sFsfr
tHtHa ERE hariaaf ~ nfesffi rsIafref D.
tzaff sHH fariss n a. - ths latest ~.
safs frsss shar ~ eEfefifsstItai riftsaeTs
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Americans Abroad

We imagine that the case Of Mr.. VIII
lam English Walling will be carefully
investigated before the Federal authori-
ties Will allow themselves to be lashed
into frenzy. It may be that Mr. Wall
ing and his wife are entirely innocent of
any wrongdOing Their commInglinp
with the socialistic element in Russia
may have been without serious purpose.
in which case We hope that this govern
ment will insist upon adequate redress.
Any American citizen who goes abroad
should feel that the aegis of our national
flag is over him, provided. Of course. that
he is not acting the part of an inter
meddler or is seeking to stir I'D strife.
The moment that he places himself in
entirely.
On the face Of the reports which come
from St Petersburg, Mr.. Walling and his
wife were on mission of reform. They
were seeking TO bring about a larger de-
gree of independence in certain portions
of Russian territory. All efforts in this
direction are undoubtedly laudable. but
It is questionable whether Americans
who undertake them should demand the
protection of this government when their
activities run counter to the ideas Of the
authorities under whose rule they are
temporarily residing In other words. if
they are self-constituted and self-ap-
pointed evangels of new doctrines. they
should be prepared TO accept personally
the sacrifices which may ensue without
making :heir native land responsible for
their action. Least of all ought they to
ask and expect immunity because they
happen to be American citizens
Suppose. for instance. that a Russian
should come to the United States and
seditiously attempt 10 excite our popu-
lace into rebellion. He would be speedily
and vigorously suppressed, and no heed