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cf tlri'a ti J nil ti'f lhan "111 kl
fi,t t. tl.n war ar1 nil Id I dim li'1a
In f,aiffc li-f fiilitfa ia , f l-t t'lt
ttf Mm ilioi, f1 i' n f li h-r f'
Mfil flif (,f vlnfiiliifil lifili In
rklrn II whlli li" U rfilltlM.
Hdllti llnaala "aatnl ir f'" In lhi
inallfr ut lii'1"inhli n1 tin- ulii'f '1
trinfi'1 wlili li ,lnin li Vf llit ii'1J lo
ifa, aim la a fur f"kfii'1 In Hi fr
miI Ida! aim fttu UnnUf h"l l' ,r
AKnIn i urn lm finlli'idl tti-r llmt tit
,mii ir I 'Dm ainlua aim mill rtln
In atr-r fi AmIn, nrnj wlidli Japun Irili
KM iiilr il tin vo Hfioll lllirlftxl Ur
( lm'1 li tmr -i,iiiiiiii"t, In ry
aiiihll (inr't lit wlmt atifl Jiml i,Mlu1
llir'iiili i-nr f lnlrlii, llftl"l
,oi1ra an1 hinmaal ! (ilnllalloti. t'n
1T Mil lrly Hiil I not only ill
l'0gn1 frotii n Iprrll'irjr rrtc1 from a
iiiillnii Ifn npriMi' ut rn rr-artin r'ltticc
ilk-liU mi'l Inrrnu, tin! lir IihihI" nr"
mi jiinnnrliwl flil II will ! u very lone
Hum Iw-rorn nlm ran dn Hmrn mlm'tilef
In IIihI n r t or lli fVorUI.
,ln tm n will hitvr mi tilianliilrly fr
liiimt In 'nun, llm nrrcr-nwnl iliflnll"!
alnlllia; , nl Huaala Hill nnl iixia any
lni-niiri' Hint Japnti ahnll ilciun tint
anry fur lli" tfutrnmcnl, iirntwllon or
riitilrnl of t'lirrn la allpnlrilml Hint
llila iniml I In conjumilon with tin
I 'nl in li fcnvM iiiiipiiI, lint It In iinwlli'aa
In any Hint Jnpim will now tin v no dir
llrltlly In Bwurlliu llm nrijiilraff urn of
llinl Kowriitnriil In any innnaurM aim
may ii'niii, lim nn,aa of I'ort Arllnir
ami I m In y u" iini'oinlllloiinlly In Ja
inn ami iiiiilnililfilly Hint (iiiwrr will
i'IiiIii lu'riiiiiiii'iil HiaaKaaliiit of llinan
fiiuta, Kor f tin acoiiiil llnia lln Ulliral
tnr nf llm far aunt tin a fullrn to Japan
aa llm apoll of tvnr, i'fm Dint (linn alift
wna ilt'prlvnd of It liy a rmnlilnnlton of
pimiTa of wlili lt lltiaaln waa una. No
nation will tintv qupalloil liri rlulit to
It. Not only will Uia nrnilia of IkiHi
llnaaln ami .Inpiin lin wlllnliitwn from
Mum Inn In, wlili li intiat m ilonit wlltitn
liililiTii tniinllia, lull Imlli nurrr not lo
nit any olialnrloa lo nnral niaatirna
Hint I'liliiii limy Inka for llm Imltialrlitl
nml iiiiiiiiii'iclnl ili'vcliipiiii'iit of tliat
'ft I lory, anrli ini'iianrra lo lip allko for
nil iiiiHuna. i'lila id von namirniii'o Hint
Hiii pilin iplii of llm niii door for Irndn
tvlll.lw nliwrrvnil Hmrn, for Jnimn'a In
flni'inn will lio nxi'rld lit fitvor of tlmt
prlnrlplo, Dtlirr riiiii'i'ialnna lire inada
lo .liipnn whli'li will lm of yrrat fulurn
valua I'liilitnnrt-lnlly.
'Clio lifaly nppi'itra lo Inatiro an rn-
luring pnai-o nml llm ilntillaliliiK of a
ordlnl fi'liMiilililp ttowoiii llio two tin-
llona. Tlii'i'o la ivtry rrnaou lo fmiot-t
Hint llila will Ih mniulit liy Huaala and
(lint Japnn will iiol irjoct II, II lina
ln'flt auuiti'nliid Hint an nlttnm't Imtweon
Hipin may tit tlina Ih rffm'tnil, luit whllo
inaalli It t mil pmlinlilo, Tttoy w ill,
linwrrrr, anln riilpr Into a tvtntni'rrlnl
aan(ni0iit and In Hila tiapit rati rulll
vain friendly rolaitona Hint will tir to
Hinlr mtitual advantniia,
The tronly linvlnj lnn aiiitid liy Hip
rnvoya now only awalia ratlfli-ntlon nt
HI. IVlpralinra: ami Toklo, which tut-
dotil lpdly w ill 1h tloua wllltont ttnitiHia-
nary dolny,
ri ttii'.vrr jvtu:nin
It cannot l tiHt of Ion r-Hci'Hted that
llio clUnrna of ttooalaa cimnty ara tnort
vitally ciuii-piniHl lit Hip ttoiiiliiallon and
olocllnti uf Hip itpkt tHittnly Jtivlno Ibnn
lit any oilipr pimllUm Htal la to tn Ailed
ly tbattt al Ilia Novpuilrr alpctlott, ilia
ftntciloit of county Jtidaa lucludpa not
iiiprvly llta .pr-laa wf Judicial Hwor
In all civil attlla luvohluit an atttouut up
hi J,taat, mt Hia cMiintj JiuIbp la alao
Juda of proltta. lo whom la ittlruiHt
Ilia nditiinlatratloti of ttta ia(p ot all
pprmvtta who dla wtlhttt lha lltulta of
Htla tMU iity, lu othrr wonta, lha county
Jttdga la practically lha atianltan aud
ctmlodlau of lha properly that l t lx
dlairlhtihM tvi lha widow and orphan.
U iroca without anjtua Hint tha man
who ta chatavd with Hit MOtvd iruxt
nluuil.l la aloa all thlncti ahlutcly lut
partial attvt tuxuaat avtt lcyiMid upl
Ion, It atttattt( how fiw paps
rvHtllaa Htla aud mora amaalna' altU that
lha widow and orphan of thla cmu
tttuuliy and vtinly hava lv left t tha
landar itiprx'y of ntarauaty wiunly
Jodf a)tut w Ithxiut raivtiairatt
Twm jxHtia aM whan tiuncan M, Mw
.wthaW pjfwcl4 Hti;f a a cattdt
data ft th(it lri Ita ta aitlarl
aiMittt riat awtut hi rPtiotnUia
tuut IvN-anaa h had ttol wily fLl hi
a.swuit fvr lwlmvt vuhhi fund col
lislisl lv him 1 cn cf hla ftaUry,
Kitt lvaut h had fvNrWtavV. -
fltist ti tutu ovvr t lha iVi an J
.xiau. hii () u hAd prv
lha lnlav v may hiJ Uy tt-.n
tit trvit f,H tlvrm
ivedred M.f tw wk, a pVtet
t aVA hi tut ft e a new leaf and
alvw hA-lh w ,,- and erihan the fell
hi.t f th rwji etrt4 t.v hi
keMig la thr instant a t other.
It la ev Ih;iv4 hwro taV'.wg awd
,Mhe afhrr ui'.M l a rvV.i.wi Jw.U
X'Wkaeavhaerr ha iwaA J-ar.V, V rn
h th Mnly Kar ej th haya i
hi hw.lv ht. a far a cwa lean.
w,Nt a i! 4 w,trt ha hvw raid
c t ih adwiftHfmhvr w4 vs-w
bv" 4 ewtwrea that r KsA KvhihPd
III WJ KSMRrt.
A v-weevsrv tw4xMW sf th hvi d
ne.vA ywf it vr Vh,s a
ir lrvi rwt ha h
he I IVe hw.U f IN jwAr yoar In
awg y.r wt awA at pw,v ta
wc.i vwfeJI tyi tiwai J-V v
r.A V,r ta at hM awA th
egwv-irVi?Vi- vnrwrr Trwovf t-- kn-.r
WH I?- v.r wA thai caa
4a eje.ly e th wvat,n. A
.C-l'V 4? ft KHWWk V iw.'.C V? ,
takV e wa t;tNta tft eier;at
wr t2A4 i wt tr l) trrr4
lmj)ll"):y n t! tip id it.! a;r!rit wll
H liir ',t H,r I w IJ.at l!m!'a h',a
Inritr, u, 2.'ti w.tfi an IriMWiUl
f t'tt tt.trr.Dgi f-a ar.'l l.rWal pic
tifll
It rrr rrftffiptt'1 that tt,
In??! i,n tinMlf: fijrifl ut f,rlta Inul
flint l'iil1 m if'iir1f-1 aa a ir
'l'i!l liy Hi" rnifity Jij)-" any roor
Hian li IM "rtifify tit illy trMianrf.
'tfit jiral' ali'itiwl f t'rrt-ttr dla'-ti-1
1 r tj at ((, -arll-l jTallip mniirrt.
Tilt HI t i MP A I'M.
Oliln will r--t a K'v-rriir In .Vovi-m-Iht
and Him rainpnlicri, whl'h la J nil
opMilfiK. iifomlm' l on" if Itin llv-ll-pt
lo Hip f'-i-rit jiiinWal tilntzry of Hn
Hit. il- rijiiilill' nil au'cpaa la al
nHffT jirotiiihlp, y-t liovrrnfr If -r-rl'k.
Hip r'nilill''iiii aii'llilntn, la pii-
foiinl'-rliitf lin opioltriii wtilrti It will
fp'iulra a vry vIkoioii l)ilit to ovpr-
romp, llPrrlrk rptr-a-tila Hia llarma
wliitf of Hi" (mrly and altliotii(ti flip
Kora'kpf r-l-m-it la tili"1gp1 t' Hiw aup
port of Hn- ll'k-l. It la fcarpl Hint aoina
of that pN-iikiiI will not lip falltiful to
Hh tiroinlap on flci'Hori day.
A ipciilliir fiiilurp of Hip. alliintlon la
Hint Hip irulillilllnn nml antl aal'Min
ipiiKun vofp, n coiiMlilpriihln pnrt of which
tiaa lillliiTln vnll with ri-piltillruiia, la
now fitvorliiK Hip dptnocrnllp; cnmll'lntt
for ivpriior. On Hip otlipr hatid Ilia
(Ipiiiorrallr anliwiti volp la anld to Iip to
a lnrK a f tit. nrrnyod on Hip rrpuMlcan
aldp. Thla voIp U very largo In (tlilo
ami If mat na now npppnra protiahte
would pnally loct Merrick, hut It la A
VoIP Hint Hip n piilillriiii piirly of Hint
aliiln run not anfcly rely upon, llowpver,
na llm demoeriitlc Kulrenialorlnl rnmll-
iln l la nn nvowed lempernnco ndvociitn
hn la not likely In recelvo liny roriMlder-
ii Me pnrt of Hip antoon aupport. 'I'M
lieliiK nn off yenr reptilillcim defpnt In
Hip lltickpyp atnlp would not Ik vary
rpinnrkaliln, Hiougti with Urn prpvalllm
tiroaperlty It would apem Hint Iho pnrty
ought In lut alila lo poll very nearly If
not itlta 11a uaunl volo, and inoronvpr
Ita cniidldnto tina kIvpu Hip alnln a kixmI
ndinlntalrnilon nnd la on of Ita tnoat
aitlmtnntlnl rlllxona. Tha Ohio rrauli-
llcnna havp nt preaent no amHi Icnder-
ahlp na Hn-y hud tindor Mnnnn and thalr
lack In thla reapect may tiring them da-
feat
I'ltDHI'KHITl' OK TIIK MHriinKHT
A atnlT i'lirreapoiiileut of the New York
Mull, writing from MlnueiipollN, anya
them la overy evidence there of great
pnmperlly. "It la lo he found lu all
direct lima nnd the linukera who feel (lu
imlao of the region uiiue ncctirutely (linn
any other claaa dwell on Ha tunny
phaaoa, Tha vnlue of tin cropa will ln
linger Hutu ever hcroro." lie found Hint
(here la an ntmmtnm-o of inuuey In Iho
northweal nml Hint Iho agi'lcultum! pro
duccra nro all lu a highly proapcroua
colitllUoti. The depoalta of the country
hanka, which In aomo of thu new sec
tion avert nutottnt to front $'.,(0,(KiO lo
$rH,iHit, give apocltlo ivldenco of the
well helng of Hio agricultural clnaa.
If tha corroapotulenl ware to extend
hla tuveallgiitlnti to Iowa and NatiriiNkn
Ita would find the condition In thone
at n tea no leaa fitvornhlo and gtnllfylng
than lu Mluneaoln and Iho Itnkotit.t.
Tha fnrniera of Iowa aud Nchrnakn wore
never na a whole more prospermia thitn
Ihry nvo at thla time, never were freer
front dcht and never Wfura hado much
capital al their command. And Iho
peoiulao la that the) will ln atlll Wttcr
off next year, for tha cropa are ixihI
lent and there la now no great danger
that the yield hoped for will not be
rcnlled. There l every riNiaon to cx
ect (hat the oontrllAitlon which thla
vectlon will ninke the praent year to
the national wealth and ptvapertty will
attrpaa the leii prex loun tHvrl.
The IW la anted by one of Ita rdera
for Information a to iho prvlalon of
lha new primary law on these point,
whether It riHinlr a voter to tvirli'ter
hi lttlMtl affiliation, before or after
he cat hi lallot and whether the voter
VAitea from the record of the lat r'gla
tratlon or of the one a loot I to le uiadai
It would take a rttlladctphla lawyer and
aeieral tvurt of apHNtla to straighten
out all tha link In the new primary law,
twit aa we read II. Ihe voter must Rive
hi party affiliation before he a-et an
oftlclal primary tallot and hta name nutt
ftlati W found rsvrdvl In Ibe registra
tion Nvk cf the preceding year a af
ftllai!u with the me isxp.tioal rrty -In
other wwrd. he mini he rtf'.jteroil
alike lal -er and thla vtHtr hi he en
titled hi re. Whether t:ee iMViuire
ment are constitutional 1 another ui
IKmv, The primary olte-t cf all primary eiec
tKw law t I aecure hr citiscn who
J deir lo NrtU".ite rn 0:e tixMv.iuat'.on
f caiutidte or in rrtie wi;a wr;-n
Ihey AitT.ute an us'.trnia:eVe4 evvrea
a-.yin of ihetr iil Ihr-Ufh ihe ha!K Nm
and when Ihe will ha heen eisree,t
it'etu. lis t-'l ub ivuv.ift br
.UMx , ,M f
tv iJ cwndidate who h receives! a
m,hvrtiy ,r p:c.r?ty o-f Ce t-,: cast.
i)e that rr.ot U o.rrrie.l '.a the
vr,duvt ,f th OM'..g prtwry est,i
th prtm no wxVi h a s-va and a
fare.
T ' CVrta.K '..-.'. tt n a-.04 fn and (h-e
Wnvvmuo r.ewsv,cr are jiv.r ' c h- tvi -.f--uw w,-
. . . ,. r. ...... . . I i-.irtivi r. :.-e it r.ro
wwmi l-a lo w, v- l.e la a . , .
tw.lsta nW;vw. wt:h j ,ard- . bee KivAiv
c-hvVN-t cf tTJ'.r h W.yrvw t l.l Tv a.--.? lfc t . tv yvvxi
fwt rv : t hctwev I, aVA-vU a T--t i . fikfel V -ei tx ' .war
l-vttJ N..- A-iviais , t b rveA !1 "
vt'vr A.seevS th fa?'.V.'y Nf
Kvr.g iwa,r lhl I rv.'cxwl cant
T rrr.;y cf H.,N li? A
rv av-it?.M b, i he h..t TJ"-t
f.sr t"h rx"ii:p,vrt c a resctvc ej.l
twAN-a that t wrysjr I a
ape- r ih e: tw yv- ;r
fk w.w e-t ! o.k! ,t :rec.r ay t
w;:vf tvi a.'m.n
ro.rif, aftr virn.'r.g h iray 'it r-pr
f."?ilri rn.'xl.t d'i wH to f ii'p I army
on a wr f'it:r. t'ir u. a retiili'lr
In tljft evrit of frrgeifu!n.
wtakt twe .
Naw T'irk Trlhufva.
Mr. f rjn rrjratula'ioT) nn tM an".
raf.j frmlraiVm, f th faall-r,' af
f',ft to Ifir nhrsn pfa r?!' rr?lt on
M J'lam'r.t rvl aluo on hii polltv!
U)4rlilai.
tlaalaar Iba Alaraa Bll.
l't,'tt f'.rfTil-IIral4.
K. l'-njmln ArMlraa aaya war htin
r.r,1f.'l anil 'Jarmar, r I lm'at lur to
r,r.a I'ijla mho ra ofip'4 to wr rr.ar
rril "tiallrtila romfort In Ir. Aadrtwi'
rw-orl aa a ffphot.
A Inaa-Falt Waul.
Nw Vork Trlfcup.
Kow that n,a war I rvar II I to h
ti'ir1 that ',tni on will ! llowal t4
writ a hlalorr of IM Mar h 'if Inn eam-
laii whlrh Kin ,h',w nnmm mllliary
rp anil. In d'llil'in, a llttla unranaured
v raclty.
rrilfap nl Whollr arofea.
Birtn;flal1 Hpntillcn.
It la ftiarv1 that only on r twin Ilia
p'i-lia I ha ri had UtA tor lha paca:
varyon ! h lhanktl rrfalil'nt Roo-
vHt. Itut Iho popo coulil not havo tnfiint
any dlnraappr-t to tha priadnnt.
Maalilnd'a pn(laana.
Itoaton KaaiK.
fif lha million and a half of men who
hnva fought In tha -al mora than third
hava hn klll1 or parrnanantly dlaatilpd.
And thy wr lha airona'at at ri rl tiat of
thalr nation. Kor On'1 nnd humanity'
aak lrt' hava no mora r.f it.
Haltlmor Amarlcan
Tha f'hlnaiM auvrriiniint ha lioyrnt'tad
tha Imycott on American Rood A tha
vlcrny r to ha hold rionlhlo, It
la llkaly that tha altuntlcin will Improve,
aa, undr th prlmltlv rondltlnn prpvall
Ina In the (llliil amplra, official hnva
to knap' thrlr lnuila, unlf thay wlah to
lima them.
fleformlac tha Indian.
I'hlladelphla Record.
Tha Indian la aurdly c(iilrlnn clv-
lllaatlnn. Forty year an tha filnux were
th acourg of the northwt. Tha other i
day th greater part of the trlba aemhled
In honor MIlonry Itlahnp ITara nn th
occaalon of hla retirement. And that ter
rible old Apache, Oernnlinn, la a communi
cant In the Reformed church.
Vaat Coat of Korea! Flree.
New York Bun,
A million dollar fire In a lumber yard
em-ttea public nttcntlon and comment from
Miilnn to t'allfnrnla. Few pKy attention
to the la.OOn.OOO worth of lumber annually
destroyed In the t'nlled ftlntea liy foreat
fire. The price of Iw-ef, gaa, and rnllway
rntea I a permanent topic of active dla
fiiealnn nnd controvaray. Few give any
bred to the rernt enormmi Increane In
the coat of lumber or to the danger of an
early exliatmtlon of our foreat resource.
(oniradea.
Tlonlnn Tranacrlpt.
New rondltluna are bringing about new
frlendahlpa. The F.nglUh provincial new
pnier In the neighborhood of the French
aijimilrnn at tha Kngllah Portsmouth are
an cnthualaitlo over the entente cordlale
that Hivy are printing noma of their ed
itorials In French. Hrltaln, by th way,
I to be congrai ul.ited upon o acoom
pllahed a body i4 editors; we fear that If
American newspapeii writer of ordinary
rotiali and ready ability should try to ahow
off In the aama Way th entente cordlale
would be seriously endangered.
IIANUKS lJ MOlXtn POWER,
A' Railroad Mia'i l-rophary aad tha
rrobablllly of Kaltllmaat.
Rrooklyn Kajle.
Four year ago a railroad operator, to
whom the term eminent may be properly
applied, remaked that at the expiration
of ten year croh for team locomo
ttvw In operation Would be far and wide
and. when one wa found. It would be on
a mall, remote railroad where cheapened
electricity was not to be obtained. Six
year are left In which to ee the realisa
tion of th prediction. Purlng the four
year of th period act there have been
few Indication on Ihe urfso tht a revo
lution in In proe. Revolution may
be gathering strength for the moment of
development long before their movement
are discernible to Ihe world at large. Tha
fifth year et the period Is Only fairly en
tered Into when sign of. at leaat, im
portant change, are manifest.
Th Ivong Island Railroad company haa
electrified tt line aa far a Jamaica. To
day for th first time It will move pas
senger cat, electrically propelled, over that
portion of Its road. If the results in ope
ration justify expectation. It will not be
long before car on the mhoi Long Island
tem a til he o moved. Th New Tork
Central la engaged In the same work on
Its Hue vttMn the eastern Uveal traffic dis
tances, to It: between Its stations In Man
hattan and i rot on The motor hicb are
lo he substituted for loooniottves are now
reJy for oellvery. Far more significant
I the recent announcement that this great
transportation eomrny has a.-uired r-o-eessien
cf lh means of ger.eratlrg !ec
tncAl vcr at Nuint Fa'.ia. by the ue
of which tt will he enabled to operate Its
line betacen 8yrac,:e and Huffato. This
tt Ir.ti5 lo do so ewn as t afN'-anoes
wcei-carr In th c'.Jin-e can be rrcrKleJ
Two hjrwlrej and six-y mile t Ihe W
cf tt t4 wvu'4 en ren-.ain to be cpe-ratf-d
by steam TT Jvr.!x expected
frw-. tb change are cheapened aower ad
irvcreaeed speed. If these results are ao
cr.r.:thel v 1 ni.lrs e.f nvii tre re
n'4:r. ? ai'.l ..xn he operated In a M,e I
n-anr.er
That tt pvlJ r-'.t -.'J
be . - .vi -
pushed I here la tttti douM- In tact, thai
great r-..!i la a Jessev.ed cvt of crvra-
t.ow and. at I V eanve llnae. la Cnorwaiast
tarru-.g capa.-itv, cc-r tr- tbe aa
r'.KWtiAfl 4 ete-trc;lx . heea a s:t:Td
bflyt for ee; jihar. lara-e e.v,Kjf-.
t stA4 In It o l-ctr.-w.
r-.-r--.o ri ne .-ai-T .- rT.-.jV
Iran a niece -. ta r',.M,v pv"ar
( Tr w la 11 tw.P4.iteJ b."sier'!
j of l.wv!ii. a ca o r.;. r
' j-ia. ad of c.l co.,:r-;.' . .
. '..e4 oartal eaj1; rawCv 1
ar- I v'ab-':l' ,fcl ,to lA,-'e
o.-4e4 at II bt"m..T wrXt be Tirp.
He v.rp , er r . e ...-
Jt'J-. .. . b Tr.aa IU1 c-ew-ro
ri"wi w.S a jef..TX
-rr.
e . - - - - -
AKwr ,oir l WUHIITOI.
'"! P.aaala t.Uaa4 fraaa
ha
lrf aatf lur Raalalrr.
T).a pnir.nt roti'1ui4 by t.a pfll
er t,t tha nl tnrpt cf tfca .rmy with
l:.Trant lrp of mo'nf rycl hT not
irti ajnaaafji ay, far a offarlrf ny
unjationl Simnnerui'mi of tha rain
of Uioa mhin In tho mt'.ltarr way.
rrt4,9 thla I dua to tha fart that thay
h hn ul orr rouch. mountAlnoua
nl mnlr favl of folorailo, Vtah and
Ari)Tia. Thy may ha of ut in lrl ar.d
rri'ifa r-ot,u!a'ad illa'rlct, aajiajiy in tha
trr ra-.ttAtlon of Indiv'.d'j: nd tool
rii1il In tha rp!r of tirTaph lln
TT a Mryrl and ! mor IntrVata compan
ion, tha mnt'if eyiM, do not appear to
hava aiMIhd thmalT very firmly
In ofTtr-u.1 aataam a ma,n of mlllLarr
trar.np'jrtaflon. It h bn found that for
rnoat i;aa tha Irrr ;f-rropalllna" vhlcl,
of whjrh tha army alar:.! oorp now hit
two admlrnhlo tyr-ona of whlcl) 1 td bo
nt to Fort Ipvn worth. Kan., and tha
ohr to tha nw limal rorp dpot at
Omaha -I of more errlc.
Tt ha htn dectdad by th rhlaf of Aff
of tha army to hava. for he rrearnt at
la at, no PTtandad movamant of troop, aa
r,commandd by noma of th dpartmnt
and rtlvlalon rommndr. l'ndr ordinary
rlrcumatiinraa thcro would b tranfr of
command In tho I)pa.rtmnt of Tp, to
which command It h baan uair-tad
that a full ra-1mpnt of Infantry bo aant
with tha Intention of occupyln Fort Sam
Houston. Tipra are accommodation at
that post for auch a regiment and the a
alKnmant of troopa ha ban th aubjact
of rcnt correiinondcnca batwaan 0nraJ
J. M. Ix-a nnd tha War department Thero
la not at praant a full rlment of In
fantry avallablo for tho nation recom
mended by flcneral Iee, In addition to
which fae.t there I a scarcity of fund
which my ba ued to defray Hi, cost of
tha trnporttlnn of Hin troop.
The army rjurtermeiters who have
charge nf post exchange estimate, that at
least $20.0") should I to held Ih reserve eah
year for tho renewal of worn-out equip
ment, repnlra, etc., at the exchanges which
havo already been established. It Is, esti
mated that thl should be deducted from
the annual allotment for exchanges and In
time, when additional exchange building
are In operation. It will be nereasary to In
crease this. It In possible when all of the
pol hava been equipped with exchange
It will be neceseary to have a fund of fTA
001 each year to maintain the Institutions.
The fact that the army quartermaster'
manual give nome very valuable Instruc
tion In regard to the care of team and hot
water heating plantn with which quarter
and barrack are now equipped haa led
to the suggestion that the quartermaster
general mlRht to great advantage publish
for the Information of all concerned a full
set of Instruction . detailing the proper
method, material and apparatus for pre
serving all parts nf barracks In good condi
tion. Floors should be absolutely clean at
Inspections; plastered walla should be at all
time free, from smutches and Indentation,
busobonrds clean and unscarred, corner
and crevice free from duat, polished flx
turea of plumbing bright and tub and
closet white nnd odorless. Thesn condi
tion nnd other In the matter of cleanliness
are desirable. Although faulty condition
may often be attributed to carelessness and
Indifference on the part of the enlisted
men and lack of discipline among them,
Ooneral T. J. Wlnt I Inclined to bellevo
from hi observation that a lack of know
ledge on the purt of company commanders
a to how to proceed, what material to
use and what appamtua la best adapted to
lha purpose Is frequently the reason for tha
unsatisfactory conditions,
,
The order reducing the period of ervlce
In the Philippines of staff officers has Its
Immediate embarrassments, whatever ad
vantages It will have later. This Is espe
cially so In the army medical department,
the officers of which corps now on duty In
the Islands will have to be brought hack
earlier than was expected. This applies to
the Junior officer of the department who
were detailed for duty In the Philippines In
1903, with the expectation thftt they would
remain on duty there until there were avail
able for duty In the Islands other junior
officers who will have graduated from the
army medical school next year. Now,
these officers must he brought home before
the graduates are avallnhle for duty, and
their places must be taken by other medi
cal officers who are attached to various
stations In thla country. Of course, this is
a simple matter of adjustment and can be
easily controlled, so long as It Is known
Just when the officers are to be recalled.
This Is a provision, of course, which can he
easily made. The embarrassment la only
a temporary one and 1 fully offset by the
advantages gained by the reduction in the
period of duty.
There Is a revival of th story that the
headquarters of the northern military di
vision will be transferred from St. Louis
to Chicago, and the local papers of the
latter city are holding a mild celebration
over Ihe change, which Is described as being
of great bereflt commercially to lhat place.
There is no Intention of making the trans
fer, and Is not likely to be so long a Lieu
tenant General Chaffee haa anything to
say on the subject.
PKRIUVII. TiOTFS.
Gnerl Unevttrh Is the luckiest of the
Russian commanders. He has received his
promotion without having to. make gwd.
KAV.eon's aut,Miob;le brcke down the ether
day and he un,!'e to p-it It tc-gaiher
n An inventor n t i'.iiji a rua-
CiliSJI.
rr Vk'.'n C".rke of Bvston, who wa
arnn'.ej in Kir:on. Jamaica, recenf.y
f.sr tki:.g photograph of th fortif.ct:vr.s
at rvt R.L fc beea liberated for waat
cf e ..ler..-.
l! r-.ajr aa be understood at cno
., X a, T a . I.rp.rj law il.vl aot
i
1 fee!'.: tv.e iurrr aha visits Ih great
j c::r A'.i !! g J hards ever extended ta
, patr.v.s cf rrtrrt an J hcitls w 1 i
a orli cord.aU a tvf.re
CwreTv.s. OW-twit VI P . haa n.e
I vVg-a fkltar.i k-l Urge :! h
lwx lvfc vV-x'. ax4 loach Lt. I be
, t, irr rjaa,, .re tj the pe-"r-e. wtik
r4t.,jh taat M tuiciicaui
ll be e.-J . !H p- .
fr.wang H kjM eei of 51 heal rw
re I IS aein-K-e fi Ibe I 6 .aw.
.a be ,. ;ej i- -:.f.t tta treaty cf
t- Rjki T.l Ji. He tav
tttt war.? i tlrf rn-oett. rr-pce-ta-l -.aie
avrwes irwa T f It t I r-effll
vV-t i r-k ti K- A aui
Xt he le . c--r'4 R.-woj: 5 fciw -
nt --a trjj..:vi a grvt 4xl ft
i:.i.i.i ,t-rr J. ut i tov ut a
urrwT t,tri.-w I a;j-r4 Ku
iv K am n.ji-HL -- a-1 btvig
K-.- It Vf t ,--.' - j 3J. vu&ttz.tii UiaT
litx i.;jw;wx
eovfiwa R Vii S.t u --M-T-rjer 4 at t
1a .:iei .-f Ibe Weai) I.K.
!.. aa.'-il ba fcj. Ha
ajfw.a,--.'''-' (luJvi :dt nuTuai a
Ca, -.?!: 1 av.i.4.l re.vjt. sn.
Viae tiie ue;- gaiv hti Vm Wi4 a
4Vd net !nain i temaxra.' li-i-t X
Ivarai.. nu, i tta axr ax i
f .t oa-- a.t..tc :v4 -, t. LI VU.a In
Tt;K b ft .1 fan; i-a. Jot JS 1m -
li.-vt - IM . . J.' a a
one
Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis
cuit home-made They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
muffins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shpp or grocery does
not compare.
Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
ROYAL BAKINa POWDtft CO., NSW YORK.
THE RAILROAD ASD TIIK PEOPLE
Fremont Tribune: Senator Millard haa
hi private secretary abroad In the state
founding public sentiment on the railroad
question and some other issues now before
tha people. Senator Burkett is doing It for
himself and distributing a large output of
good speeches as he goes.
Friend Telegraph: The corporations aa
they read the news where county after
county haa declared against the Issue of
passes for political purpoe.es can lay all
this to the foolishness of J. II. Ager, who
during the legislature last wlntur mads
himself rather too conspicuous In this mat
ter. The time has arrived when the great
railroad corporations doing business In this
state should strike from their payrolls all
political strikers and pass distributors, and
pay their taxe like ordinary citizens.
Blua Springs Sentinel: It la a question
In the nUnds of a good many. If the present
erase over the pass system has not been
Instituted to divert attention from the real
question, that of an elective railroad com
mission. What the producers of tho state
want, are thjo benefit accruing to thorn
that producers of other states receive, and
these things are accomplished through the
elective commission. -It would be just as
well to Bottle one question of this charao
ter at a time and not loso out altogether.
Fremont Tribune: No tone can Justly
charge that political evil has come from
the exchange of advertising space in the
newspaper of Nebraska for mileage books.
On the otbor hand, because it Is recog
nised that conventions are packed by pass
holders, distributed to public functionaries
and convention fixer for no other purpose
than this very thing. The pass Is an ad
mitted evil. We might as well approach
this question fairly and honestly. It la
Idle to obscure the Issue with Irrelevant
thing.
Grand Island Independent: There appears
to be some quibbling in a few of the state
papers as to the Importance of the adoption
ot anti-pass resolutions. The Bee especially
regarding these of not so much importance
as resolutions endorsing President Roose
velt's policies and demanding a reduction
In freight ratea. The one la generally re
garded aa a matter of course. Where is
there, among republicans, any disposition
to disapprove of Theodore Roosevelt's ad
ministration? Aa to reduction In freight or
passenger ratea, It will probably be found
upon a close analysis that little can be
expected until Nebraska haa a legislature
at Lincoln assembled, in the assembling of
which the political pass has played no
part. At any rate, when this shall once
have been accomplished the people of the
state will have a bit more of a show for
their "white alley."
Columbua Telegram: It will be well for
Nebraskans who are opposed to railroad
rule to keep an eye on the Harrisons. All
of them are not confined to the republican
party. We have some of them in demo
cratic circle. They will try to work the
lame game In the democratic convention.
In that convention will be delegates who
will demand a platform which will declare
specifically for a reduction of passenger
fares and freight rates. The democratic
railroad politician men who have hereto
fore scoffed at the country delegates who
favored an anti-pas plank in the platforms
will thl year b loudett in advocacy of
such a plank, hoping thereby to satisfy
the demand of the country delegates fc-r a
strong declaration :n favor of reduced ro
senger and freight charges. The real frior.d
of the movement for railroad regiiiati.r.
should be on guard against the each. na
tions ot the cunnlr.g railrwal po!l;.i"r.
Th ed f th roaatry.
Louisville Courter-Jourr.!.
What we want In this arret la-v.1 cf Pi-i
I freedom laid la cr!er. ts acinars; .'v
onant with liberty arl law Th. ca-s-.M
be aitalced by exiresv. .?. or Ikrv-Ag. -tremism
There I need for rrary tt;,'.t
and thcrougri rfcrrr.;r.g The ra.'.vat a.t
hi theeiie Is alrr.ct a iartveci
I 1 -I .
Sixty yens of experience ith Arer s Sirs
pari.li! Thinl of that! Thinl of the millions
ot people who hive been cure4 by this medicine !
If despondent, daheineJ,discuriirid
tlmost reiiy to give up. this splendid old fimily
medicine will prove the siher tinin: to ur
diri nd dismit ckud. Ask yvxir doctor."
A a git -- tat i.e
Made
leveller with his pickaxe, or the Incendiary
with his torch. In an age when experimen
tal politics Is all subversive and when phil
osophy Itself turns to nihilism, the leadera
of public opinion In America should teach
the one great lesson of human life, of ull
good government, that perfection la reached
through evolution, not through revolution;
that nature works In a circle, that mid
channels are at once both wisest and safest.
Ambitious mn. fighting for their spurs,
greedy, self-seeking men, fighting for their
booty, will never concede thla, and that la
one reason why the Courier-Journal haa
stood out against heroes, and hero worship,
urging upon the people that they eee with,
their own eyes, and think out of the storage
batteries of their own observation and ex
perience. MIES TO A I AIQH,
174 Married yet. BJones?
1H7& No, but I've bought elgMy-seveft,
silver muia for the first-borns of my class.
Somervllle Journal.
Knlcker Was he an enthusiastic golfer?
Bocker Yes, he elmnlv had his tombstona
Inscribed: "Made his last hole." New York
Bun.
"Young Tllank doesn't know much for a
fellow that's got two diplomas! I never
took much stock in college education, any
how!" .
. "Don't be too hard on .the colleges. You
ought to hnve seen Blank before ha went
there." Detroit Free Press.
Young Mr. Johnson had proposed to the
beautiful Miss Smith.
"No Clarence." she answered him, sadly
hut firmly. "If I married you there would
be one less Smith and one more Johnson
and you already outnumber us in the city
directory." Chicago Tribune.
"Well, the airs of you!" sneered tha
monkey. "You must think you re swell."
"My dear air," quietly replied the ele
phant, "we have always been fashionable.
Why, when everybody had to move out of
the Garden of Eden we were the only one
who hud trunk." Philadelphia Ledger.
"He's drinking himself to death on her
account."
"Geef I wish I could get my drlrJca pn
somebody's account!" Cleveland Leader,
One of the many sightseers that a recent
excursion brought to New York was walk
ing up Broudway. At the corner of Twe"nty
third street he accost.! a newsboy with:
"Will you tell me the quickest way to
get to the Grand Central Station?"
"Run, or titke a car," was the answer.
New York Sun.
t'aaale Blanc,
The girl stood on the burning deck
Whence all but her had fled.
She wouldn't leave until she got
Her hat on straight, she said.
-Judge
COM Mill A.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Columbia. Columbia, to glory arise;
The queen of the world and lue child of th
sli'.es.
Thy genius commands thee. With rapture
behold.
While ages on ages thy splendor unfold.
Thy reian Is the last and the noblest of
time;
Most fruitful thy soil, most Inviting thy
clime.
Let the crimes or the East ne er encn.T.-
son thy nam.
Be freedom, and I -dene, and virtu thy
fame.
To conquest and slaughter let IMrcpa ao-
Pire;
'Whelm nations In bkv-d aad a rap Ue
Is f.re.
Thy here the rtgtt cf rr.Tjk.:rl
rtefe nd.
And injmpH pursue Vhra. e avSoc-y at
lesd A wor'.t w thy rea.'ra a a-.-r-it be
Uws
Fr.!r:ecl as :t irx.. i ik a- ur
c.i use
Or frwi.vrs brv,. biki.,, thaj -nm,:-
h.l r..
Cx:tv. ids .re T-..sr., tut fluwi, w:i
th u .
Tr y fw.s to a :! ro-ori il.i ptaw tlliL ;
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