Some newspapers which belong de-
5 trying, for while revolutionary parties was a" taken from some paper. cidedly to the sensational type, print Tyie c abut at each other they {stating that there as a movement] editorials which would lead the nnpre~ all unite in shooting at the police, on foot in the United States to elect iqdiced reader to think the United So many police have recently been killed Mr. Roosevelt President for life. States to be in great danger of s war Riga that, by direction of the] Such " statement was nade of course] with Japan; but the average Ameri-Governor, the Riga "bobby now|by someone who is unacqunit ed with can hax learned to estimate all such talk clad' in arm ion, sufi- the Constitution of this country. Many] g¢jts proper value, There i, of caum, ciently thick to withstand the bullet of] men might be glad to see Mr. Roosevelt) g good deal of vexation in Californi Browning pistol, the regnlation|sceurely seated in the presidential account of the Japanese who are coming weapon of the revolutionist. Tt ix a chair for the next twenty or thirty}in large numbers, and who, by lowering pity that the armour is confined to Tout there is the insuperable] dhe price of labour in certain trades, breastplate, worn underneath the] difficulty that every candidate for the] bring down the rate of wages. For coat, for a police force clad coevtete wuts of wail would arnnine years. A permanent president is out}iyeen capital and labour, and in San ey must be elected once in four] jyany years there has been a war be-nicely with the mediaeval aspect of this of the question.
Francisco at least, labour has won. It ancient city of the Teutonic knights.
But it is wi lis quite natural, therefore, that men xhow the condition of Warsaw, I] Roosevelt may be non who see others of non-American nation-translate the following telegram from] and shankd such nomination come as the ylity making the struggle for existence Mint ety, which was published in the ananinows wis of his own party, it it] more strenuous shoul object. And Bonree Gazette" of St. Petersburg] abo quite possible he may reconsider] the history of California hax unfortu-on June 30 hig determination and accept. Whether! nately not always been one of peace, "For the protection of piquets of he does so or is fairly certain when different races have been brought soldiers doing. night duty there will be] that the majority of th people want] face to face in this way. But men of senior aa Rent epecialblockhinses the sane kind of administration they other States do not see why they should Imilt in] have had during the time since he sue-)have any hard feelings towards the ors inside can ceeded MeKinley.
Japanese in consequence, There is a fee what ix happening in the street]
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