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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11
Body Brussel and Wilton Carpets.

Body Brussel and Wilton Carpets.
Mill line OF samples in for inspec-
ton, two days only. Orders taken for
future delivery on this line only. They
are the VERY latest creation OF
patterns and styles and of the very
best quality. Prices on application.
Call and inspect them. Hildebrand &
Cor old Bee Hive building, Astoria,
Oregon. S-ll-2t
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11
Scandinavian Sangerfest-

One of the grandest features of
Astoria's coming regatta, in the long
shore schedule of entertainment, will
be the Scandinavian -Sangerfest, which
with its hundreds Of trained voices in
solos and clloruses, is among the
standard attractions Of the northwest
world. 1t will be held on the Goth
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11
Of For Nome Land

A Japanese restaurant man by the
name OF Yamada. will leave today via
the A. & c. for Seattle. and sail from
there on the 18th instant, for Yoka-
hama. for yisi, to the homeland
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11
His Case Today

The case against NJ, Masters, the
fisherman who was arrested on a
charge OF having no license on his
boat, has been set for trial in the jus.
tiee court this morning at II o'clock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11
Germans Hold Picnic

The Social German Teutonia lodge
gave a picnic on Young's River near
the bridge Sunday afternoon. A num-
Der OF the members were present with
their friends and families. Refresh
ments were served and . general good
ime enjoyed by all.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11

and pastor, and was the grateful re-.
eipicnt Of d snug reward later in the
day, She was not looking for re
ward, however.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11

and include blankets, three uniforms
for each member, ponchos, shelter
tents, etc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11
IERSE TILES OF TAE TOWN
Birthday Club

The Birthday Club Of the NJ. Il"
church will meet with Mrs ]. Il. Fer
guson, At her home on Kensington
avenue. this afternoon al o'clock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11

WILL PASTURE YOUR HORSE
for $3.50 a month, A. E. Kinney,
Lewis and Clark, 8-ll-2t
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LoST-oNE BRASS CAP ABOUT
four inches in diameter from auto
mobile wheel. Return to F. A. Fisher
and receive reward. 8-ll-6t
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-11

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
BRYAN URGES
 FREE PULP
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 NEW YORK. Apra William Jennine5 Bryan addressed l large gathering of tns representative If h. Asseeiatea Press and ef thc American Newspaper Association here last uieHt and spekc a' length in favor ai fra- pulp.
 He treated all the charges lsvellsa against free pulp with frankne~z aHa said that American newspaper u#t bc protected
 He believed there is 8 good deal at truth In Inc charges thai thc ehuarmHi size to which some pnr,rs tae" erua k unneec-=ar and sertrs ouly ta sx= haust the supply ef rulr IIe h.iicy0 that some of the ridiculous portions f Sunday papers could he eliminated without loss ta the people. hut fax en pulp would help rather ta Uure small papers than te eufwa 'h. size of ,he absurd and chAajeh sunday supplement-.
 His statements wero eheer.d cu- thusiastically.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
NORTH STAR PREPARES.

1ha $prth Sfar restaurant is once m"ra 'ae 4fy,-t ia ta. eIfN. the tue fei- having teeh mul. aaa ta rrsra- ration fef tb, er-t -t4a n4ah h addition to ils t1. 'h nuu- d.mnp ran@ lr.aaHIs a W.=t aftuefiy,. ur- front window t.t-H-h aHe s4+s- at -4- hles. covered with sH-y HHif. anaa, 10 ta. u.tstE- painted rlNes and au' f" where a#.. s"es thrmlea tho ui,s=. af lcay"- H rhr Ir.e., #ttlr sH=-Hta- tory
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
ORDERS TO
 BEGIN WORK

Tha Sa.1IH". MHat N Water Pow ct eamrME .f..E r for the ,ulut ans uhnh le.. .srked 9t Solomon under tHa ff -t. SuI1- mon EfE.t HEt:sHa.. N. and ahiea eauStsu#Hel aEa ..# asna tE. head 1f the NMfh Tf, .. Iar Hur- rIh srask
 TEe chaue, 4f rtH. aase Wha hat# received Il. a..fs= -. Heva thaf ih" #ompans H# Ha.a 4ni4d
 Dai"rs h5E" a'.s bon at tY begin T aace the TreHH-at.e szr thr sum H.f= work SH n#z# =Hr. #haaf ts --- -ft d"WH |. t#r-t t.ali I=,uts fu #fars rHiug- a4iHs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
EAGLE DANCE TONIGHT.

The regular weekly dance of the Eagles will be held tonight. and q pleasant time iS assured The coming of spring is a warning that the pleas ant Thursday night dances cannot last for ever, and no one who loves the gay pastime can afford to lose a single one. It may he taken for granted that the dancers. like wine, Will be better as they grow older.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
SIX TEAMS OF FLYERS
 WILL HIT TRAIL TODAY

af F. m. shatI,, and the others w4ll follow in tho order named. l5 minutes Interval bctNc.u each start
 T4e race Wia start from Inc foot .. St.3dman avenue. near Inc Alaska bank. and straight run IT. that stre !, Hili he made to the open country
 The six competing teams are m a"uLtedly fhe fastest half dozeH az sregatieRs eyer seen ia Alaska. aud the pace sci Will be a hummer
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

Robbie Rruau dri,Iue his oau team. M. L. Y Smiin, al#p driving. Charley Heron. with Hlatehl8rd at tb" handles: Hoskus behind his own dogs. cavy. with Eerg m ths sled. and Paul Kjcgsted with his owH champions are the men wha will give the reins to their teams this afternoon ia the Fly ing Plate race ta Hot springs and fe- turn.
 Brown Will give his dogs their heads
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
OFFICIAL
 RETURNS
PROGRESS OF CONTESTANTS IN BIG DOG RACE GIVEN AT
 BOARD OF TRADE.

The official returns for rlle great dog race to Hot Springs, which begins at p. m., will be posted in the Board of Trade as before, and all Nome may follow the progress of the living tcams without leaving the famous resort
 With his uSuel enterprise John S toply. ihe genial l-oprietor. has made this possible. and not a detail of the event Will he overlooked.
 Although the race will not start from tho same place as the Last one. the Board of Trade k -Jill thc racing headquarters
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
TO KILL
 EVIDENCE
HONE OF SAN FRANC Isco GRAFT WITNESS DESTROYED eY
 DYNAMITE
Naaset,s spee iaI serllee.

OAKLAND tirH Pho a1@- sf F SHt.eHH k. h-H.t=--fH-ts.9= af exz sa- H=s.a#aa Ja#. H54=le.= aa blown az .a... a-4 E.=As aH4 seHaarR eaH
 #ta s6z szr- aI =aiH= #=f HHsasz =#H H#.aH=H# .HtH t#Ir Hegs
 #=== #==at==az #t== -.=-f +aHtHe-ss- fE . raf .fse- zhfHH 7Te 1Hasf fa t.. rH.f aH1 t', general opinion te th7t rh- affau.rt ta nura-r H'r sif4e ra < s.tr -.IN zs4.
 f'- t-H #- #f. H.-=t-4 .s+., 4.r-
 Ai..ss. 9l He s>aa.l4a. ada at. sa Hr ea.s sl- H4aa uiziala- .-
 HH.a-'s a4fs1 tlaf Ee may dir. Tin. ll.... .ae llr,aag ag tHr trlIT es .i#e lsfI# arfta.s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
CLOSING OUT
 RETAIL SALE

w ~iH close our tvtaH business at Nome Aay !. continuing our general stores at < amaH and Dickson on n slia argar -es.s. pGrlaE tae next ten dae- 4a.H May i've w.l clear our shelves at our Nome store of the balaae, of large ar,t-eIass stock at pv.e,e ,eea lower than those which maii- Special sale for past two months sa popular Now Is yoHr last chance ra get really low lril-s.
 Best Potatoes 6vith si cash
 order other grueerieS) 20 lbs st.oo caruaton Milk with g. cash
 erler other groceries) per case 4.s5 -Goldeu Gate Rahing Powder To. .25 ARC H ER. EWlN & c o. ARC HE R. EWln q C o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

discav,rrr of gold on Wonder creek. and who is widely known to b. a man of energy and ability.
 The work will be of a general kind. aud WiH be confined to He particular method All means Nin b" employed. and all places where the existence fl gold is possible will be prosrected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
WILL WORK EXTENSIVELY
 ON CRIPPLE RIVER

A considerable amount of hydraulic pipe and lumber has been moved out to Cripple river far ole vike. who will work cxtcn iv, ly there in the summer
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
BIG COMPANY FORMED
 TO PROSPECT TUNDRA

That a new company bd Just been formed in Chicago fpr the purpose ut prospecting the tundra near Nome in q manner in which il was never be fore praspeeted is th. Information which has just reached Nome.
 The chief muver iu t.e lea enter rrise is AxeI Werner :. hn WIS the first
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

Nuggets Special Service.
 on.tvJssCII-, E~,..,Aa-. -,r-u a. The bubonic plague has taken suea a hold in this city that a vcritablc par k has resulted.
 The deaths from thc disease now amount to 90 daily. and all the efforts to stop it's rayages seem to be una yailins Hundreds of the wcll-to-io are leaving the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
REBEL LLI0h IN lnDIA--
 BRITISH MOBIL.I IzING

half a century threaten tho rmI4r.
 The whole northern part af India seems to be affected. and tH.. tribszmeu arr fioykHg to the revoiutinuats staua= ard iu alarming numbers
 The British authorities ar, uaauikz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
cALkINs SYNDICATE
 BUYS SACRAMENTO PAPER

The Galkins syndiacte has Just pur- chased the Sacramento Record Union. according to letter received by De- puty Marshal J Stokes whose brother is one of the principal owner nf the Syndicate stock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

 NEW BEACH


 The beach line recently found west of the old graveyard near the edge of the tundra is constantly having out - fits strung along il. Nine parties are now either hoisting dirt there or pre- pairing to do 20. and other are appear ing daily.
 Tony Polet is placing cabin and boiler on ground west of Jones creek, and will soon be hoisting.
 J. Nelson is also having an outfit got tee in readiness.
 Ross & Howard. who were working on the same line have moved their out fit further east
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
GERMAN CLUB
 ADJOURKs FOR A WHILE

HH Hzer Hii H.ah #=# =##. .==la# G=t f.s a-ri bHf FfH E#H Ha==e= aa= af th.r a, shlfnl dr h4aH th, .H 70. ah.rs r.r-- HI - iafH=tta= #a tn. Sir z#z= .f th5s .s-aI vr5 Hl
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
THIRTY-TW0
 IN h TEAM

In the moving ei the one piece of the fcrkms-Fowcn drsdge from Nome river to Wonder creei, tomorrow no less than aa horses Will be used. The piece is NJ feet ie length and weighs 32. .00O pounds.
 \ road 2o feet wide has been special ly constructed for the hauling
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
THREATENS
 THE FRENCH
Nuggets spec,at sery ee.


 rrET 1t FRINGE trHTt -a tr. t!s.f N.a>. ala ca=f l' aam. ttr tf. sif-s# .f tae aeh,Hun.aa Eaa tarelgG= gf-. aHd he hs .=Htt fh# aut Hi#.#- Thirsty tET is
 Ila i-su"G a statement t.rlaz .HR that a. Hil diaa.h t.. s-.#tE .a a..as iG Inc HeHIs |. naa# sary
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
GAMBLERS
 HELD UP
Nuggets sase,sf Ser. ee.

H-# ~fHN5S An U..# =Ha ueH up Ea. f.nzE H4tE .IrlrE th.
 +#HH lHH IiurH aa..s#. <
 Ir HKaiH## zH s.#== #i4- tH-. gGaHg H= aa# .s= =.1 tHr 1f.s
 Nftsr Eaa lfnrapriar.z EtHUHe fl. H-lEasf rs HsH #H s5#e H#ri==
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

mr 4u -h. =.rasf am s#flrr far bloody Rst #6H.. enc can sr.. thy end af
 Ne=baatl, H4= - h,#.. Hz. #=as.d. huf 4n a.t{aE oa some af #a... r.#sa gar risoaz Is mameat1Hts azia#,aH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
FIGHT FOR
 WARSHIPS
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. n. C.. April % hig aght is expected to take plac.. on the question of the number af new bIftleships to be built.
 IIobson's sudden dispatch 10 the Pa eihe coast by the president certain Iy for th" purpose of enlistiHs the aid of the Westerners on the sale which wishes to construct four ships instead of tNn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
BALDWIN OFFERED
 THE FIRE DEPAR TMENT

T. IaIH#==.
 ryf4aH = Hf -=a &H
 ft present =... Ia E.#. #.H#. I#. H.# -pt= m.#H#. ...H- H-.-# ncaH. bat #s tHt' s...
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
DRILL FOR COAL CREEK.

4 drill has been moved to Coal creek for the Carliss brothers. and will be put in use immediately.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
SEND AGENTS
 ID ALASKA
5aa-zi Ser.He

A 4aa-# aaa-E=t Service
  fr- l l.ls.tf=Hr .rs#-.l-r r9#- rHr- =aa #f fa. a.aa If a..a. srf asHs#a =#aa#=E .. .t:f lH-a #t#Hla.ta
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
MOVING CABINS

K ryuri.. of #.-# moved la4 E.thy c1. HhHafiu. h.9sH lia. far fa saar=-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
MANY WITNESSES
 EXAMINED TODAY

T. aHt ot flrs.#eH aH Tn s=..= nf ara.ting Bob FHJ i- =Ha.a ce,diue md the frIeei ine N ra -zata5uod r. tr.- arosesHr -H- day H1horr Jurrzae. cha- Louis Chester N peaH- F 4 W. = %slsau. ] C T1."Ha. %s son F. T. Reed < p WhHina
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
THAW MAY STILL
 BE RELEASED.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WHITE PLAINS. April 22.-Thn court today granted writ 70 enjoin the superintendent of Matteawan asy- lum to show cause why Harry Thaw should not he released.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
PILES IS
 SELECTED
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTe$. l.. C.. April % President Roosevelt has selected Sen at"r Piles to introduce iu Tn" senate. an amendment which will proylae for the building of four battloships instead of tive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
BRINGING DRILL.

Ernie Blanck is having q dfnl brought from Blun City to Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
OUTFIT FOR NIKkALA.

Giesler Is having an outfit placed on Nikkala Euleh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

New lad eggs. Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
Nuggets Special Service.

SfNLA. India April e3.-Ten thou sand MnhammedaH ffihesneH hav. taken the hcId against thr British gov rrumcut, and tho greatest rebellion of
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
YOUNG TEDDY
 BALL00NlNG
Nuggets Special Service.

AASHHN-I-E n e Ala n
 E.fllz- f... ... .#. .r.lI.. 4. ....- a-.-.f faH --tH t-Htaia Cham a##a ,a Del-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

High. Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

Granite Mining Candle. are tho b..,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
Gta tas North Pss

z:..Harg =..#-tszt afeef aHd es--rs F. u1a-t fa .Ias..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

Grante Mining Can 'ss 4-e t.z.-=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
BUBONIC IN
 ECUADOR

Nuggets Special Service.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-15
Disappearing Timber.

Addressing a lumbermen's convention at Kansas
City, Overton Price, associate forester of the United
States said:
timber famine in this country is only newt
able it has actually begun. A continuance of your
present methods will put you out of business in
few years.
Mr.. Price then dealt with statistics that convinced
his hearers that the consumption of wood in the
United States was three times the production-that
without any increase of consumption the merchant
able supply of timber would be exhausted in from
twenty to thirty years
The members of the convention paid attention.
They were mostly dealers whose only part in forest
annihi1ation was the middleman's part-taking the
finished product from those who slaughtered the
material and turning it over to consumers But
they began to that their business would hardly
out1ast score of years of the future and they be-
came interested. During the year 1906, 40000000,000
feet of lumber, worth $7OO,0OO0OO taken from the
scant supply of standing timber, than had
before been cut in single year.
Men with selfish interests to serve antagonzing
the tardy policy of forest protection and against
such men public sentiment should sternly array itself
Though the government may do its best towards
saving the trees of the public domain and towards
reproduction, there is bound to be long period of
timber scarcity
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-15
Want Federal Supervision.

That managers of the giant corporations would
welcome supervision by the federal government, was
the opinion expressed today by George w. Perkins
of the firm of J. P. Morgan Co., in an address be-
fore the students of Columbia University Mr.. Per
kins defended the big corporation as natural out
growth of business conditions and declared that they
had done great good and capable of accomplish
ing much more. ,
"There is scarcely corporation manager of today,
he said, "who would not welcome supervision could
he but feel that it would come from the national
government, acting through intelligent and tar
minded Officially but to be faced with the requirements
report to and be supervised and regulated by Az
or so governments, with varying ideas and laws OF
course suggests difficulties that are almost 1nsur-
mountab1e. Provision, under law requiring that
those who supervise should be practical men
thoroughly versed in their calling, would solve most
of our difficulties.
"It is almost heresy to say that competition is no
longer the life of trade yet this has come to be the
fact as applied to the old unreasonng competition
because of the condition of day. The spirit OF
cooperation is upon 1t must OF necessity be the
next great form of business development and pro-
gress."
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-15
Rode the Plains.

recent issue of the Pocatello (Idaho) Tribune
contained biographical mention of deceased
brother of the Mormon church who had finished his
earthly pilgrimage after many years of faithful
vice among the anonted The article appears to
have been product of the press bureau of the
church. exhibiting those distinguished marks that are
always to be found in the columns of the official
church organ the Deseret News.
This is important only in showing that the system
of the church extends beyond the grave in its pro-
lection of the regulations of the sanity host In the
obituary mention referred to it was authenticity
mentioned that the deceased was plains rider a
half a century ago and in that capacity rendered
protection to emigrants traversing the overland
route.
Whereupon the thoughts of the od-timer bark
back over the span of half century so and the
plains rider rises out of memorys dim shadows and
becomes again tangible thing. The blood stained
passes of the mountains attested his fathfulness to
the cause and mutlated bodies placed upon the door
steps of relatives in Salt Lake conveyed their ghast
y warning that the plains rider serving the Lord
in the obscure defles that guarded the way to
liberty
Lot Smith was at the head of the order, which
was instituted about the year 1857, and its duty
was to prevent the escape of victims that had been
inveigled into the Mormon net, then spread in the
valley of Salt Lake. In those days the saints
isolated, having their stronghold far beyond the
limits of legitimate settlement and the rulers regned
with autocrat1c power.
1t was declared that should be permitted
to return to the land where the functions of govern
ment in force there to reveal the horrors of the
wilderness mystery and invite the attention of the
authorities.
Many there were that tried to separate them
selves from the colony planted by Brigham Young,
but the plains riders knew the pathways of escape
and fell upon them and slaughtered them without
mercy and carried their bodies back to the homes
they had abandoned, that the brethren might under
stand that the hand of God would be heavily laid
upon traitors to the cause.
Such was the discipline of the Mormon church III
the pioneer years of the hierarchy and the plains
riders were it's instruments. The notice that one
of them has passed to his reward reminds the old
timer of the experiences of his youthful days in the
environment of the mountain barricade behind which
crime sta1ked and where Mountain Meadow was not
the only spot dedicated to the murderous instincts
of fanatca1 people.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-15
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

The above Associated Press dispatch from New
York, is significant in that the giant corporations"
recognize the determination of the people that they
must be supervised long the corporations con-
troll the 40 so governments that is in the 40 or
so states, everything satisfactory to them. With
the aroused public sentiment throughout the entire
country and the resultant effect of both National and
State legislation for the regulation of these great
corporations, which were created and are protected
by the people the corporations now have to cope.
1t is easy of understanding why they prefer to have
the States stripped of their power and lodged in the
National Congress-
1t is hardly to be presumed, however, that the
various States will give up their local control
the monied combinations, in their different localities.
The States Rights" doctrine is too firmly planted
and the Republicans staunch defen-
ders of it than the Democrats.
The present plan is working itself out in the in
erests of the people and in consequence for the Ill
innate good of the corporations themselves
The Federal and State governments shuod continue
in their proper legitimate and constitutional spheres,
Strengthening the power of the Interstate Commerce
Commission by Congressional action and leaving the
States free to regulate and supervise local con-
ditions demand.
The people no longer believe that all the wisdom
necessary for the settlement of differences between
themselves and the corporations is preserved by the
heads of the corporations, any than they be-
lieve that all the financial acumen needed to pro-
tect the producer we'll the manipulation of money
resides in the bankers
The prosperity of the captains of industry is de-
pendent the prosperity of the producers of wealth.
and the continuous uninterrupted we'll being of the
producer is dependent the we'll being of the
of accumulated money Whether or not the pro-
ests, it is evident that they much inclined
to deal fairly and squarey with the corporations
than the corporations to deal justly with them
The problem is working itself out, and on safe
lines Before the ultimate solution is reached there
no doubt will be many hardships to individuals
This will not justify however, any wide departure
from fundamental principles, by giving undue extra
constitutional power, either to the Federal State
governments
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
|. Ir-r0ducing My Lady

a IL ~ --.z diplomatic elbows II W ash
n ---EIr Il .z merely q city OF
.--eutluua--les. sated with the
-----z----4 II l.lc hs-le-s blase even,
ana -H- -e-. albeit frlgldlE, courteous,
tl. .e-a -1a.e surface strange currents
t@. r intrigue is endless. and -nere
e.r- ...-l--- rivalry Occasionally
i-.--e The ---t4ee. and when Il bursts
NE echo hing round the earth. But the
I-t COMIC ~ i Is tiuccaslng. goes nerr1Iy
~e-2 a-. placid sea remains uuruIrled. NO
.--- may II thar happens. for then ne would
-s ..-.- master u The world
There ri red blood IN Washington.
-7--a-@-- legislative graybear1, once
aH- Is always frozen before IL i
f-- ll-g .yu Diplomatic negotiations are
'---e--- HE drawing room. but long before
~. Inc t1gar down cellar. and when they
e- s-- ---. ...-- ~ chev d5-.- hesitate even tor
The same men meet At table ana
.-..er er,clerv; but you can Away
- '- .er thinks Of the dealer by the way
7 --- cards Everybody Is after results,
a4-eh5 If Europe sir up nights pollsfl-
-s .-e-- waiting for word from ashlnRton
~ ms a5ll1gt9u, And here al dinner are
s -t- representatives ot ali the nations
--1. =. British Ambassador. that stgLd faced
.az-g elderly man; and TINS is the
-7- -al.- 6avper. volatile. plus-correc-,
highest representative Wa2s q huge
-- .e -al Wonder is The phlegmatlc German
Scattered round the table, brilliant
--'-.les q ..l.- are the uniformed ENJOYS oi the
! smaller The country the more brilliant
sl-,- j. Is q State dinner To be followed by
--1-e bel. ana they al are present
L III l-aar Ambassador Count di Rosinir was
E. 1s p interpret an English bon mot INTO
-s1-L -- .-e benefit Of the dainty, doll like "ife