r inurnni urn rrT i tp n r t
rAKJTltKj Kt AL fcM A I E IU.
OFFICE OPPOSITE RICE a RICE, CASS STREET
We have some Exceptionally Fine Farms,
City Property and Timberlauds iu large and small
tracts for sale.
FIRE. INSURANCE
Best companies represented Town and Coun
try property insured.
i win i m i in oh i
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The Government's
Expenses Should
Be Reduced
By United State Senator J. A. HE M EN W W
of Indiana
Adlliinistrat.' t't Bale1.
Ill IhC cm ult CmttafttM "mil-ni niagptfi tn
and ir IfceCoaaiy f Dbngtarf.
In thf Mattel ol tin' i atatej
Executrix's Notice
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III
W. W. Wnlki i. I n-, .1
NollCf Ir hereby etvaa that the umtrnilgn 9t '
"'.' the -.'Nt ila- ol June, ISWS, :uly i
IKiinte.l hy the riunty court nf IJoiwla roun-
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A,""""V'"'"r"' """'" " 1 --.. . vvi.l ltirttfcMM eit.te .re hereby MttM J
j.urMiH,,. o . .,r,,.r ol ,l. , ,, ,,r.M.IlttheInl,r), , vl.rlH(.(1 , M ,t M11
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e.,.. -,, on rr.,.r. In Ik. J.n.rn.l MWol, M n.i.nth. from the d.le l tlila notice, a,,.. a.)
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no rxienora, lun-u- iln uinlernKin-.l a. I
pa 3 the lime to in-
Imteii Juue JJI..1, l'ji. ,
OATHEHINK A CI. A - K R.
Kx.M'titrlx of the eMail of JonalliaD L Baker,
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Anyone wishing to sell their property can
do so by listing it with us. Write for price list
of Farms and City Property.
D. R. SHAMBROOK, President
N. F. THRONE, Secretary
F the departments of the government had confined themselves
to the use of money appropriated by congress for the cur
rent fiscal year there would now he no deficiency. It is u
very easy matter to prove that congress is not to blame. The
total amount carried by the appropriation bills for the present
fiscal year IS LESS THAN THE TOTAL RECEIPTS of the
government for the same period. If the departments had Dot spent
more than congress intended they should sjieiid we would be con-
immiiiii io ell Um rial property of amid
tale kwaiMllit nun, 1.1 and rtlwillinil. ni prl
vate hi tar aab, M mi rem t i. .....i
time of sale a ii. I balance al tn ( - m
tiou ..f kale The uii.l. r-iKn. .1 AesalaartfaSar I XI C v i o i
mil, nil tul after the it ila ol AmkuM. A l.
Jtice ol final Settlement.
lvn., offer "for le nu. I f.,r eask, Un -r I
Ciut ol .Ur. h im .rne to l.e paid at time of' In the County Court of tin State "t Oregon
MM, and balancd al tim i. mi ,.t i. .n ,,i """ m iiiKla.
We will tag and display any Grain or Produce
brought to our office.
nnv i unur iu nminixp liinnr imnnv
Dui n nu.ni io uuuuino ih nnrn
. I I'r.mtMil i.v ii Ka1auA ..it tiii i.tlu.r mita nf tli luilirnr
There art.' three sources of the deficiency, hi constructing naval
vessels more rapidly than anticipated, involving unexpected purchases
of armor plate, a deficiency of something like $14,000,001) has been
created. In rush work on coast defenses about $J, 000,000 more has
j been anticipated. The balance of $16,000,000 of the present de
I ficiencv is the result of different departments of the government ex
' pending more money than was appropriated.
at m n
Mtlc.allth. rigfct, UtUiaM lotereat ol the mM
.... ... oa.aer. ill all. I Io la lollmiiliK ile-
IBfthgd real r-.j.erly i.. wit
Ilie north l.all ol the s .a l 'jliarler ami
the liorth-ent .ji.art.-r of the u..rtli u.t .juart. r
ol ae tioti aix ft), Imm Hp turuty nine W
MMtk Hi M0F lik () Wett, ..' UM H tllaniette
Mernlinu. in p.. .k . Co inty. I "levon. i tin-
Iiik Ul u rn.. toK. liH r ill, ih.- MMtacstoa
MtdllaMMi an t pprtnanra UMrcaslo
belollKIOK 1 111 ail) l-e a I' .. rial I. lilt'
Appiieallou Io . ui !,., aald i lappitj
lli be Motived t IkaudwaigMd A.li.nnl
tratoi, ai DUIaid, Oreapoa, on aud alMi iha . h
day of A fast, a. D. CJo.
PatVcd Iktaflkdajot July ln.
tln.AK v AUKS.
A.linll.Ulialor jl the ei-Tat. ..: tt. Vt . Wa.ker
de. eaM..l.
In the matter of tfaa MiaM of i
Maila Anna Ontertax I " n-.-d.i
Notice ia hereby itlen thai the underalcnnl
ailiiiiniiirator of tbe estate of Maria Anna Ol
tiTiax. ileceaed, haa rile.1 In the Count) Court
ol Uouiilaa County, State d Orexon. hit final
a. -count ai mrli admlnln raior of Mf.l ertate, !
and that Saturday the 17lh da) of June. Mt, al
me no'ir ol IU o clnct a. in .ha i-u fljcif bj
aid court fur 11 e time ol herlu ol objection!
to aald report, and the Ml It nient tneteof.
J. A BfCHAVAS.
A.lininUtrator of the f .le of Maria Anna
Ottaftag, dei eaae.1. UiliJlT
BARMARD5
LIVERY, FEED & STAGE STABLES
C. P. BARNARD, PROPRIETOR
FIRST CLASS RIGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND AT RKASONABLK RATK.S.
STAGE TO MARSHFIELD, NORTH BEND AND ALL COOS C0lTY POINTS
LEAVES DAILY AT 6 A. H. f
FOUR-HORSE STOCK-QUICKEST TIME TO THE COAST
STABLES CORNER WASHINGTON & ROSE STS , ROSEBURG. PHONE 661
Executrix Notice
-tate of Oregon
In the County Oaasl of the
for lioualaa C'ounty
In the matter of the eitate i
Of Jauiea lla iin, dee-.-ae.l )
Notn e in hereby alven thai by an order of
tl.. County Court of Iulaa county. State ol
Cattle Ranch tor Sale
130 acre uo Seren-Mile Creek ahoatl
'tnaill, utl.le r. Kit -.1 In. Im-ii .Ii. ,.i..lt.iMl
clerks of their own motion HAVE CREATED DEFICIENCIES Oregon. i lew-en, houee, large baro irixoith. .1.
i am it WMlcr Mitpl , will
Tin.-? Tirnctii'O of flntuMnatiniT iwenues kftfl Wooine fi flomman that i i ........ , or. 4nly Mde mmd nttmt o! r.-ror.i. thv
1 1 o " ' " 111 ui- luuiuwnii 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 r
Water aiiulr.
I eight v Ions wild bay
refereaeea.
P. o Boa 983,
I tl 1 aronja, Waab
j WHEN YOU COME TO PORTLAND j
a Make your plans to stop at a home like hostelry: a place
I where yon will be shown every courtely and treated as you would
a be in your own home, town or city.
The Forestry Inn
Is such a place, and it stands within one block of the Ex
position Entrance, on 25th Street facing Upshur. THK FORESTRY
INN is constructed on the log cabin style; furnishings, cuisine,
and management conform thereto. It has 150 large commodious
rooms, all opening on broad, cool verandas; with electric lights:
hot and cold water and free baths. From the roof a view is had
of the Exposition grounds, the city and surrounding country.
Car service direct to all parts of the city. European plan. Din
ing service a la carte and as reasonable as in any part af the city.
Price of Rooms, $1.00 and $1.50
Special Rates to Parties of two or more
MEALS A LA CARTE
THE FORESTRY INN, Inc.
Call For City Warrants
without consulting the head ol a department. In ou Ol the apro
priatMB acts of the recent congress there was inserted, on my motion,
a provision making it a criminal otTeiirie. punishable by tines, anl in
certain cases by imprisonment, if deficiencies hereafter are created
without direct and written authority of the heads of the departments.
1 am told that tins law already is working well and that it will save
the government a good deal this year.
There are many things which the government could properly !
that it is not in a position FINANCIALLY to do. Too many of
our worthy department officials and clerks have been asMimini: t..
DECIDE what the government can properly do without leaving it to
congress to say.
The remedy lor our financial fix is in reducing expenditures. L
my judgment a change of the tariff would operate to reduce, rather
than increase, revenues. The government is now engaged in man;
matters that are proper enough, but that COULD BE DISPENSED
WITH.
I exjwt that I will bring criticism on my head for saying BO, but
I believe that the manner iu which we are constructing public build
inns in small town- over the country has grown to be a colossal alm-e.
The minute one of them is erected it fastens on the government u
. uaaaj a pat-- t ltme fn-t.-rer or
maintenance charge of $3,000 a year, while in almost any town of I ha ac -tra;- do :. - . beard aaai
the size I mention commodious and comfortable postoffice quarters. -u'x,r-
nt ni-niit llnv !' i-' aaai:i-t the .a-'l .-.tale il! pre-
Addreaa, with nai iba lama daly aartaad at n.e aaaaaataand
lir -. Oregon, a ithin all uioiiim Iron,
ibeflrt: (nil. Ilration o' thu Dolire. an I all
pataaaa knaa ag tfcaaautaaa indebted to an
. e-tate ail! all on the unoer.lgne.1 and aatth
tt.e atne
Balafi thit lab (Jay of June. 190V
MAKi.AKCl Lil.l Y DAVL1S
aacanti
Notice of Final Settlement.
aaa
tH-e
JOB WORK
The Fineat in ihe County
to Be Had at the :
PLAIN DEALER OFFICE
For letter Head. Bill H. ad, Sutementf ,
EnvelnH". We-I.ling Stationery. Poter, Legal
Blank-. Brief., in fa.-t anytlung in the Printing
line, give tin a call.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
c-t-c-t
(-(-!-
ea.
All x'rti! holding Citj "f I: aajbarg
. .iii.-ii - aadotacd pri r to Into- 8. IMM.
are MqaaMted to prcacait Mm.- to me. at S.u,. h,hj glTen tn.t .he umjered.
he kbettff ofliea, fur payment. In I aailalaiiia at taa awTali.al Timothjr croa
tereat oa aaid ararranta i.i teaaa after Dwa.eaeaaBl. haa nie.i in the county Oaaai
data of tbia notice at D.ataa Oaaatjr, oneon. hit anal aaaaaau
.. . , . , a.fj. h aJniiniairator of aaid mate and that
It.-I tl.,- bdai ol Jala, !'. e.1n.l.- the,bd..of June. Wai. at aai
H. C. Stocam, city I re.ia. haaraftaaafaaaaka m ha oen filed j the
aaafeeaetai the time for aaaitaaj ol o'';eciion.
. , , , h.l renort. and the settlement there..!.
fvi,-':l ...... i.v -.-.,i. A ( ,.-..-Ait:i j A BICHNAS
lakland aad Voocalla, v lute and other j AdmlnMrator ol the at of taaaajaa Croat
ia mg Dsachiaea tl " ' and Bf; !.-r mu Jw-turi mstjit
pipe: wire. p Min :i i barbed; rat and .
aire nana . ttie i.n.v g-i.tranteeii h ark-
aatitb coal ; two carinaili Pa(8 wottu
wire fence, tba I n ten.;- r-.l air,- fetne
for sale. i,:; ti
Baseball Players and Foot Racers!
in- J. Krnger, ex-c hanii'ion long j
ii -tai.ee fiN.t rn.-er of liermany ami Hol
laod, a i Ilea, Oct. 17, UN: "Dorii i
. training el eigul aevk' foot race
a-. Salt Lake t ity, in April last, I dmnI
Fallaril'g Baaaj Liniment to my grealect
iti-fai Hon.
Therefore. I highly recommend Snow
tpramo, lrut
S0e aad 1.00.
ter A Co.
or rheumatism." 'Sw
For sale hv A. C. Mar?-
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P. C. MATT0X, Manager, or H.
25th and Upshur Sts.
H FAXCHER.
P0RTL,XD, ORDicN
with lijrht, fuel and Ixixes furnished, can be secured for S500 a vear. j
c I ' Htiv Viiur trnii.i . c.-.i
There you have AX ANNUAL WASTE OF $2,500, to say noth I raaea aad tran . eA Rice, hoare troable.1 witl.
ing of the cost of constructing the building. Xo more such extrava Turn Hi
ganee should le allowed. "
We are paving everv vear $250,000 to agents for reporting the AU dnU1 rk I ,iTe,3 ,:
,. . , , ' Ti . a. .- .v 'r- l"e"-'ti- it. e iu rlor anJ .. , . .
condition of the cotton crop. It is astonishing how many scientmc ujig,,,, ,uij,ji ' 1 Bacber, dentiat. is now ocenpy-
ne..i..ct thA iriivemnient ha on hand which AAnt to havP no I'll AC " l! :: the room, formerly occopicd by Dr.
fFrtiit Paper Free
av, A. Ever- farmer raises some fruit. All could raise
l lZTaT more and better fruit and make more money from
jvfi ,At7 o N AL it if they read a firsKlaas fruit paper like
frtuii -siT mi a r..?ir
ineNauonairruuurower
Published at St- Joseph. Miclu, in the heart of the famous
Michigan Fruit Beit. A large, beaaUfaUy printed Monthly,
ably edited, full of the latest and be methods of culth aang,
handling and marketing Urge and small f nuts.
UFADTfl CI All "-any fanner or fruit grower to
Ta VIA 1 11 aVlUV have this paper for thia next year.
The Spraying Calendar is invaluable- We will gire
this paper absolutely free for one year to any new or old
subscriber who pays arrearage and one year in advance.
Cut out this advertisement and send or bring it in at once.
This oder may be withdrawn without notice.
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Roseburg Plaindealer
JUST ARRIVED
FIGS
NEW STOCK
FINE CHINA
WARE
HONEY
ALMONDS
WALNUTS
RASINS
CURRANTS t
CITRON
CROCKERY LEMON AND
GLASS WARE ORANGE PEEL
Anything you need for a Fruit C&Ke or Mince Meat
J. F. BARKER SCO. Phone 201
TICAI. value and which could be discontinued without 9. per eenl TIMBER CLAIMS ANO HOMESTEADS IGCATEO
of the people knowing anything about it, but which fasten a cost OB
the treasury running into millions of dollars. The states DO longer
maintain their own quarantine service, but all that is saddled OX
THE GOVERNMENT. There is one branch of the GOYEKX
MEXT which has entered largely into the work of makiug surveys.
UNCLE SAM PAYS THE COST, AND PRIVATE CORPORATIONS,
WHICH ARE GENERALLY ABLE TO MAKE THEIR OWN SURVEYS.
REAP THE BENEFIT.
- n tt.e Ahraham building.
I have rotne pood iaimg. farm and
ranch lands for lab, tnmiMi in one
I the oat beeatifnl tailam on the
xtast, arrit Of plume t
a M. I'ortkk. Caaaaa alien. Ore
2milrv frm K.-t.iir :a Vr:l IM
R0SE61RG
Professional Cards.
aJJ.: Kit M BBOW.N.
Attorney-at-Law,
aosKBracoaa
Oocrt Ho-.aa
Downstair
BREWING & ICE COMPANY A. c sbbly, m. d
JAS. E. Sawyers
Attorney-at-Law
Notary PuMic
6, I'patairs. Dooglaa Co. Bfc. Bid
Rosebarg. Oregon.
The Growth of the Idea
Of Municipal Ownership
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CALL
FOR
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STANFORD PURE
RYE
A K
FOR
IT
It Brings the Trade
It Hits the ipot
The Whiskey that pleases all
Nothing Finer. Nothing Better.
TEN YEARS OLD GUARANTEED
MIKE JACOB k CO. Distillers. Cincinnati, Mio
R. B. 1ATBF1ES, Agent. Bosebnrg, Oregon
TAKE
NO
OTHER
nusi
HAVE
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In order to introduce our nursery
we will make a special offer to any
one rending in name cut from Plain
dealer. We will sell von the follow
ing bill of tree for one dollar. All orders should be sent in by the first of Augunt.
6end one dollar and we will book your order for next Fall. The retail price for
this dollar bargain would be as follows :
4 Walnuts fl 00
1 Butternut 25
I American Chestnut tt
1 Mammoth Blackbarrie 25
1 Eltbea or Rose o Sharon 75
One fine rose will be sent bv sending 10 cents name the variety. Send 5 cents
for eata ogue telling you all about the Walnut Industry.
BROOKS & SONS WALNUT NURSERY, carlton, ore.
If you want to buy a farm
If you want furnished rooms
If you want to buy a house
If you want to rent a house
If you want to build a house
If you want to move a house
If a don't know PAT
Oal "p rr tdrir
F F. pBttEfgOD.
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Roseburg,
Oregon.
By Rv. Dr. LYMAN ABBOTT of Brooklyn
AM personally heartily in favor of the municipal owneriip
of all forms of industry that are NECESSARILY municipal
monopolies.
There are three theories of government first, the Rus
sian, that the people cannot take care of themselves, and the few
must look after the many.
Secondarily, there is the police theory. Government should pre
serve order and keep off foreign aggression, hut every mini U for him
self, and the devil take the hindmost This is the theory of the
eighties.
We are now working toward the third. The state is an organism
with intelligence, pcn.-ihility and will, as exhihited in public opinion,
spirit and law. I: has the right to do for itself anything it can do
better than the individual. This is sometimes called socialism, hut
I have lived too long to mind about mere words.
It is not state socialism, for that means the state dots everything.
All work according to their ability and receive according to their
needs. It matters not whether I preach sermons or shine boots, I
RECEIVE ACCORDING TO MY NEEDS.
In my opinion this is a very good system of government, but it is
very different from municipal OWNERSHIP.
We have already adopted the third theory of government. Our
state policeman does many things. He builds lighthouses, runs a
weather bureau and educates our children. In two cities he operates
a subway AND IN ALL CITIES he maintains the parks.
The state, in fact, is recognized as an organism to do things FOR
ALL. This is far more democratic and implies a greater faith in
humanity than individualism, for it means a belief in the faculty to
co-operate.
THE DANGER OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP 19 FAR LESS THAN
THE DANGERS FROM CORRUPT COMBINATIONS OF POLITICAL
MACHINES AND FAVORED CORPORATIONS.
If the jeople can combine for war and education, why can they not
doit FOR TRANSPORTATION!
Russia's Influence on Japan
fjaaiBB7flHBB K aaaaBB
mWW . JaafaO aaw aHB
HSdv ' MfJ !)
The Lareat and Best Kquipjed Brew
ery in Southern Oregon.
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Ooaftaa Caaat, Baa BaiMiaf.
Koomt 11 12 and U. t bone
ROSEBl RO. oUEiiMN
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Roselmnr Beermtsa Reputation through- QK. GEO. E. BOUCE.
out il.eC'ountv for Its
Physcian & Surgeon
W. SIARSTERS
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
w
Mar?ters Baildiag
I. R.
I.
oatce Rertew B.a
Phoo. Ma:a SI
ROSE Bt Kd
oai-.oM
and purity means Health.
Brewed only from selected Barley and
Choicest Hops.
Special Breaed Bottle Beer Our Specialty
H AYNEs.
DENTIST,
CHAPMAN, D
DENTIST
Hours: 9ia laip.
E-tebara. O
Tairphocr No. Utl
Ba.dina
aTtc 8 ln
T&erhoD So Si'
aosBsraci uuihi
The Chinese Varnish Made to
Walk Upon
MADE IK Atl COLORS
Cttflr. Mabtxaar. Oaa. Wa lal Etc
For Floors, Bar Tops,
Furniture and General
Household Use.
Come to our store and get a sam
ple of Chi-Namel applied to
wood. Take it home and test it
First Slrikf thf rxf Maata a hiiavy
blow with a himro-r. Baa aati that while
the wnod may b" md.-nted a quart.-r of
an inch, the virni -h hi n t rcarred or
cracked Thi pnaaa thit Chi-Namel
is very elastic
Second Place the w.wl sample in a
tea kettle. :n 1 n t ' f ' water
doaa not turn it white T that
Oii-Bam.' i
Third Apply Batka This proves
that t'hi Nati. l wul t ,l I jp. n har tops
Fourth Allow a ran of the varnish
to stand open over nvht. and note that
there is no avaporation. This proves
that Chi-Namel contains no b.-mine
Fifth. Spread varnoh over flat fur
face, and brush in every direction, and
note "iielf lev. llinc" e-Teet. This provaa
that all brush marks disappear, and the
result will be p!:x-.ini; no mattet how
inexperienced the applier may be
Old OiMts can be made to lix-k likr new hard
wood.
Jlo need to bur new taniirore
Chi-Namel wiU make old fumirure look
BETTER thaj new faraita're.
Take no substitute. We Invite tou t prove
to yoarself tbere m K0TB1MG "lust as
tooi as Chi-Namel. "
I'lrect delivery to your residence
, :iit;tie of one raae or more.
M. Caawroao a J. O. WaTaoM
Attorneys at Law,
Boobs I a 1. Bank BuUda., BCMBBCBti. OB
TELEPHONE 141 -Zh,r 8
DR. F. W. HUNT
DEHTI5T
OAKLAMD.
OREGOM
J C. FULLERTO.N
Attorney-at-Law.
WU1 pracUec la al! the State and Paderai Ooru
Oaca tn Marks B!0a.. Roaaban. CnasL
FRAflKE. ALLEY
Architect. Abstracter.
Sold eicluaively by
A. C. MARSTERS & CC.
You Will Be Satisfied
WITH YOUR JOURNEY
II your Uafeati read over the Denver
and Kio lraii.lv Railroad, the
Scenic lane ai the World"
BECAUSE
Then asr mn cfDioattrAi-titm
uU palatal of intfifi ftloti4f the line
tkvtKt-rn ig.Wn aui iVnvrr that th
Mil' Drver tMH'onart HNHBI
If mi nr' fotiifE Knt. writt fir lntirinmuMi
ami gtfl rrtiy Uvk that will tfll you
m about it-
W. C. Mi BRIDE. Can. Agt.
124 Third St.
PORTLAND. OREGON
Fa
W. 3BNS0N,
Attorney-at-Law
Rank BuiMinc
Abstract oi Title to Deeded Land.
Papers prepared for filing on Go Tern
men t Land.
DUCHAIfA A GRKNiXOER
3. a. Batataaaui i. ; GaavtMia
Attornevs-at-Law
BosKBrRo. ore ,o Plans and Estimates for all Build-
1 inf a.
Special designs for Office Fixtures
Bine PVnt of Township Maps showing
all vacant Lands.
K.wms 1 an. I
Marslers Building
RcSEBl RO. OREi.on
Office in new Bank Bnilding. 'Phone 415
ROSEBCRG. OREGON
By Prorassor LEO WIENER of Harvard
Costrsrtor
asd Koildrr
ARTICLES OF JEWELRY
Suitable Gifts for Ladies
Suitable Gifts for Gents
Suitable Gifts for Children
Finest Line of Jewelry Ever Shown in Roseburg
IEE5 " 5ALZMAN'S
HE only opinion I can give about the war in tie east is that
while OUTWARDLY Russia will probably lose and Japan
will tremendously win, SPIRITUAL Russiu will be the
victor. At this very moment, in the hour of her triumph,
Japan is being immensely affected by Russia.
Mentally the Japanese cannot begin to compare with the Russians,
though, of course, it is to the best advantage of Russia THAT RUS
SIA SHOULD LOSE. As to the influence Russia has over Japan,
I have in mind a young Japanese Socialist who has written an articlo
on the tremendous influence that Tolstoi is exerting on the mind of
Japan, and who says that Japan is being more influenced now bv
Tolstoi, Dostoievsky, Herzen and Bakunin than Japan can EVER
influence Russia.
A confirmation of this is found in the fact that one of the Japa
nese translators of Tolstoi recently sent me an immense bibliography
of the forty or fifty separate translations that have lieeu made of
Tolstoi into Japanese.
80 IT 18 HISTORY REPEATING. ITSELF THE DEFEATED NA
TION TAKING THE VICTOR CAPTIVE, FOR THAT, I BELIEVE. WILL
BE THE CONSPICUOUS RE8ULT OF THE PRE8ENT GREAT WAR.
STEVENS
.lTf "SfVTrna" RtftiwanJ
tn an rnttatai n . -i
IM nvtimrj Ki d
Shit.. . I ... m "
oI'mo1;;;.. Book on Firearms Free
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