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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

In the yoke a lac material is used ap
pllqued to the silk. Wide revers, which
broaden into a sailor collar. effect at the
back turn back from the yoke. The re-
vers are made of Dresden silk. The neck
is completed by a smart little bow of dark
silk drawn through a small buckle.
The sleeves show the combination eff
feet very t%astefully. The tops are made
of CURED material, while the underarm
pieces are developed in plain goods cut
in squares above and below the elbows
and trimmed with buttons.
The hands are finished with slashed
bands of plain silk and trimmed with
rufaes of lace.
III HELEN GREY PAGE.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

Inc bodice is built of the same mater
1al and has a vest of light colorei goods
to soften the effect. The opening on Ell
tner side of the vest is faced with bands
or satin to harmonize in color with the
vest; and thesame idea is executed in the
collar.
The sleeves are tight fitting and slashed
at tine wrist, the incisions being faced
with the satin bands.
"A small toque completes the toilette
mace with a row of soft material. 1t has
a prlm or dark goods to match the gown
and is trimmed with two birds which are
placed at the right side of the crown.
HELEN GREY PAGE.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

that they make me look unsightly
enough as l go spinning along the road,
but what is one to do? The eye special
lists tell me that the sun makes the eye
squint and that 1t is the squirting OF
the eye that is responsible for the ugly
little wrinkles that every woman wants
to avoid. AS the result 1 wear the
glasses, even If they do not make me
look well.
I spend about half an hour, some-
times an hour, in this ride, and all the
time I feel as If 1 was a swallow, or
was riding on the clouds, it is so de-
lightful to spin along on the motor cy-
cyle. When l ave returned, however.
1t is breakfast l a and I eat heart
lily and after this there is no more ac-
tive exercise until after the hour for
luncheon. Then my automobile is
brought around and for another hour
I revel in the delightful sensations that
come from riding in this new kind of
vehicle. In addition to this I get the
fresh air. It is not active exercise that
is true. but it is almost as beneficial.
The remainder of the afternoon I de-
vote to my work. II it is necessary to
for there is always something new to
learn about the English language. To-
ward evening, however no matter haw
busy l may have peen all the afternoon,
l break away from my other engage
ments and take another spin on the
motor tricycle., and his time : can leave
off the ugly goggels, because there is no
sun to make the eyes squint. This ride,
as you may imagine, makes me ready
enough for my dinner, and when I go
to the theater afterward I feel as il I
could work all night.
This is my secret and 1t is certainly
a pleasant one. Several times in my
life I have been advised to adopt GER
tain forms of exercise, and I have usu-
ally followed the instructions of my
physician, but in no instance has the
recipe brought such a delightful and
immediate return. I had not been rid
ing the motor tricycle. more than a week
before I began TO feel the good effects
and then I added the automobile to the
prescription. From that time I have
followed no other rules Of exercise.
I suppose that it is this fact that has
made me such a firm friend Of the mo-
tor machine, and my only regret is that
the American women hav not yet TAX
EN- to the automobile, for then I should
have a some one who was willing to
accept my challenge to race from New
York to Philadelphia.
When I made this challenge some un.
kind persons stated that / was probably
looking for some free advertising, but
nothing was further from my thought.
For once in my life, at least, I was thor
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24
SLIPPERS FOR EVENING.

Footwear for evening matches the
gown and constitutes an expensive e.e-
ment IN the preparation of formal toll
ettes. Jewels, appkques of rare laces,
only a few of the extravagances which
are employed to satisfy the demands of
fashions favorites.
An evening slipper of satin brocade
with the figures cut in jeweled threads is
worn with a stocking of most delicate
rose pink silk, embroidered with discs of
silver. Ihe instep is inlaid with an ap-
pl.que of old lace.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24
MARRIAGE AND REFORMATION.

Detroit Journal: Hes a bigamist!" we
urged.
II h marry him to reform him!'' re.
piled the girl. steadfastly.
Here we burst into derisive laughter.
Reform a b.gamist by marrying him?"
We exclaimed.
"a bigamlst is as likely to be reforms
ed that way as anybody" said the girl.
with quiet dignity.
All, perhaps she was right, after all.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24
NEW SPRING WAISTS.

Pretty5snew shirt waists just shipped
from Paris and scarcely removed from
of spring and give one the, idea OF artis-
tic 5pIeupdor, .n which Dame Fashions
foll314ekn&. win revA this season.
A&&yfA1Atefial and design in shirt waists
is admissible provided the popular pastel
sefraAes are respected. fs A tight fitting
back, with a full front effect, small
sleeves and a high collar, are the proper
lines upon which to develop a shirt waist.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

more and more popular every day, and
now frequently axe the place of theater
M card parties. The host simply hires
the alley, provides for refreshments and
ISSUES his invitations for the "bowl-
ing party" The alley is his for the
night, and there his guests enjoy all the
entertainment hat he may feel disposed
to provide. Besides the bowling and
REFRESHMENTS cards ard dancing, vocal
and instrumental music, and often yau-
devlle Sketches are provided,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24
A NEW BODICE.

One of the prettiest and most original
bodices among the late productions Of
Dame Fortune is this silk combination
waist developed in plain taffeta and
Dresden silk.
The bodice is made upon a fitted Lining
and extends below the waist line and is
fi1ished on either side with small SQUARES
trimmed with fancy buttprs.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

A fashionable pattern in. ties for even
ing has the vamp made of patent leather.
The toe is narrow, but not pointed, and
the heel is high INK broad-not the
''French heel"
The ppe part is made of black and
hit striped satin as the shoe is intend
ed to wear with a gown of black silk net
over white satin. The laces, of course.
are of silk.
1t is considered very smart to have the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

TINS severely smart street dress; but in
Paris where all figures are beautiful- the
rigid outlines ather increase than de-
tract from the popularity Of the design.
Ihe design, is developed in bla tx broad
cloth. The skirt IS close fitting and, at
the foot, is cut in irregular points which
are filled in with a velvet applique.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

A astriped French flannel waist to be
worn with separate skirts is very pretty
with hairlines of pastel green upon a
background of primrose silk.
The front is laid in large tucks that
are hemstitched. Two brands of black
velvet ribbon outline a pointed yoke eff
feet and form the sleeve trimming above
the elbow at the wrist. A noticeable fea-
ture of the French waist is that 1t flares
very little over the hand.
Thecollar is made Of the waist ma
ter.al, or more extensively, of satin r.b-
bon. A pretty finish for 1t is a small
turnover band of white liner OR embroid-
cry.
HELEN GREY PAGE.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

ming at the waist and running to the neck.
1t has a vest Of plain silk yelled with a:
soft drapery of sun-plaited chiffon. Ruff
t1es Of the same material trim-the
sleeves and the neck-is finished with a
band of velvet to which is serwed a dainty
bow OF chiffon and lace.
HELEN GREY PAGE.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

Mr.. w. ]. Juengert, 1o2 Lam
don St., Buffalo, N. Y, tells how
he was cured by Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. He says:
about one yea ago I was suf-
fering a great deal with kidney
trouble, and the terrible pains
which I experienced in the small
of my back aim st incapacitated
me for work. I tried wearing
plasters but they did ME no good
whatever. In connection with this
kidney trouble ! was subject to
chronic headaches 5. was advised
to try DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. I did so and soon
noticed a great improvement, after
continuing their use for several
months all traces of the kidney
trouble disappear ed and the head
aches became less frequent"
(Signed) w NJ. JUENGERr.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 29th day Of June, 1899.
w. G. STANTON,
Notary Public.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

shoe match the gown as near as possihle.
and the plain satin slipper is not in fire.
quenIt evidence No matter how inexpen-
sINe the embroidery material, have
delicate embroidery threaded upon your
darce snoe, or, what is just as fashions
able, have it hand-pairted.
HELEN GREY PAGE. >
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24
HELEN GREY PAGE.
A PARTISAN STREET DRESS,

A gown which is considered very ele-
CANT in Paris at the present moment is
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24
A SILK STRIPPED CHAJ.T.rE

A morning dress for house or street cor
DC Comfortably made in, silk striped
chalLe; The skirt is laid in plaits all
AROUND the Watstline and thabodice is ar
ranged IN a succession of tucks begins
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contain, in a condensed form, all the ele-
ments necessary to give new life and richness
to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are an unfailing specific for such dis
eases as locomotcr ataxia, partial paralysis,
St. Yitus' dance, ~sciatica, neuralgia rheu.
matism, nervous headache, the after-effects of
la grippe, palpitation Of the heart, pale and
sallow compilations, all forms OF weakness
either in male or female.
b.. Williams Pink PILE Tor Pale Peeple aeo never
sold By the dozen Or hundred, but always II pack.
ases. Atail drusoists, Of direct from The ~. WI.
Hams Medicine Company Scheaoetady, n. T.. %
eeats -Ii box. Q boxes tz.6o.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

everyday mdterla laiat ftareQ atalpn
InAespipg vlta &
Ios plating atass nalarisis.
foik jscket viii re-sppeAr butte,
with killed costumes Of tweed, che
viot, frisze, zlbslIre, oamels hair,
serge, and other utility fabrics, a
dress Of any of these warm, light, SER
vicssble uisterIfl, made with Nor
folk ] ckef, Is an idea spring cos
tune for girl or young matron Of
slender figure The box plaiis inn
part warmth, and the short basque,
neslly belted. looks trim. Any light,
neck protection can be sdded at viii,
and the turban or English walking
hat can be made Of fabric matching
the costume, with velvet brim and
loops. These jackets, although in no
sense novel in style, are a ching from
the boleros, Etons, and count s
jscket-bodice shapes, winch have been
most prominent for 50 many seasons
past, and which are stl among he
ST. les of the sp' ng season.
Scarves are to be worn made in
panne edged vi ith silk fringe, tied 10
a sailor knot. Empire sssbes ever fur
coats are brought up wsll beneath The
arms, with huge rosette instead Of a
bow. Many scarves appear on evening
gowns, carried from the left shoulder
to the right side, and fslltng with
fringed ends to the feet. Thsse are
attached to the bodice with buoches Of
roses.
While the ladies are all ago over
their clothing for Easter and 'prIng,
the men are STRIVING to secure the
wherewithal to meet the bills. But
remember that there is something far
more important than E ster suits and
hats to be bought and paid for II you
would baVe a oontented mind these
days. We refer to policy in a good
old line company and more specifically
to one in the OLD Reliable Phoenix
Mutual Life, represented here by J.
B. Abrams, General Agent. II You
have not sean their rev L. E. A. con-
tract call on or write J. b. Abrams,
Gen. Agt., Brunswick, Ga, and one
will be shssrfulIy shown you.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
Colonel LawtOn otifes Major R
Ernest Dart to This Effect
Yesterday.
7, / HENLEY SGT. Orr. MASTER.
Both are Capable Young NJ and viii
Make Good officers in the Third Bat
TALON, FlrstG Ga. Regiment, c. ST.

Major X. Earnest Dart has recei sed
notice from Col. A. L. Lawtcn that
the appointment of Mr.. Henry Hirsct
as Adjutaut has been confirmed. Mr.
Hirsch will be adjutant of the Tnird
Battalion First Regiment. Major
Dart bas appointed Mr.. T. L. HenIy
Guartermaater Sergeant and the two
appointees viii stand their exsmina-
tions next week. Both are capable
young men and wilt make good Off
GERS.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
Do You Need an neetrio Bslt2

For the past ten years, pr. J Newton
Hathaway, who is reco gniaed as the great
est Of all our specialists, has been perfect
ing an electric belt, suitable to use in his
practice-one which he could furnish as q
part Of his system Of treatment, and which
he could conscientioualy guarantee He
now announces that he has perfected such
belt, which he believes to be the only
perfect belt made Ia is light, handsom
Of great power and with new attachments,
which make it suitable for every case He
is prepared to furnish this belt to all pa
tients who need it and who apply to him
for treatment, at a merely nominal charge
Write to Dr.. Hathaway today, telling him
all about your case, and he will write you
about the belt; and il you desire, the belt
will be sent c 0 D. for inspection. Ad-
dress, DR.. Hathaway s. Co., Is Bryan
street, Savannah, Ga
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

eFsssmak ng ParlOrs.
Some Of the bandsomest Easter
y that have ever been fashioned
a Brunswick are now IN the parlors
lof M. Hattie Dent on Gloucester
Atreet, 0ser Miss SIater's millinery
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

Miss Eula 5huptuns of Savannah
arrived in the city Fridsy and will
spend several weeks ss the guest Of
Miss Tia Lee,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
PaImlsLrg.

This will be Nine. Nino's last week
I'M siry. she Will leave Friday
re or New York. Don't fail
to- Pr vlsit, and have your hand
zsad. Price, including a reading OF
both hands, 25cents, Opera House
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
Dainty Wearables for Easter and
Spring Time Claim Their
Attention Now.
some OF THE PREVAILING STYLES
Tim Iy Hints r tn Well Drs,se Won
an TO Observe and a Suggestion for
Her Hard Worked Husband.

A feature Of the spring millinery,
and very pretty one, is the trim
ming OF a araw hat with knots OF
ribbon. The hat should be yellow,
pearl or straw color, tDever black or
dark green, red or b.ueh The knots
Of ribbon should be in some Of the
spasts'' shades. Pastel green palest
Of roses, or buh or cream, look we'll
together. For a girl, nothing could
be prettier. Turquoise blue and beige
ribbon look well together. The POM
padour combination Of faint rose and
pale blue, is always charming.
Delicate pastel effects take the lead
among fashionable spring colOws.
The array Of airy, dainty summer
dress goods is most inviting, and never
before we're such fine sheer qualities
ard beautiful color effects among
everyday matsrlsls fFarsd atsueh
~
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
southerr @ay's New York oaioe.

HUF
since the reorganization and consoli
dation Of the various railways Of tn,
south into one great corporation-th,
Southern Railway Company under tn,
admirably conducted management o
the banking house Of ]. p. Morgan,
sot apa the consequent presidency y
Ar 7s@asl sgsnser sAis
The
VA naterial deyeso
the south, together with the develor
ed comforts Of winter sojourn there
have given to itan enormous passenge
traffic, which year by year increases
To meet the demands and to furthe
the convenience Of the public, the com
pahy has recently established an up
town office at No. 1885 Broadway
where the General Eastern Passenger
Agent, Mr.. A. S. Thweatt, is located
The Office has been handsomely and
luxuriously fitted up with every accom-.
mediation for the patrons Of the road
in the transaction Of business, purchase
Of tickets. securing Of berths, etc.
These ticl1etsmay be procured to Cuba,
Mexico, California, Or any other point
in the great south or west. To ar
old-timer Of thirty years ago, recalling
the discomforts Of a trip through the
southern states, the up-to-date luxury
Of travel over the Southern Railway ant
its connections is a gratifying surprise
Town Topics, March 15, 1900
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

FOR RENT--A two story house,
cor. F and Amherst. Apply to Mrs.
Colberg, l9l N. Amherst st.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

Ask for Plume de spie and Tissue
Royal, the silk waist fsbrice at the
Bee Hive.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

store. Mrs Dsnt's work is the most
beautiful, and everything from the
plainest shirt waitt to the daintiest
wedding gown is given careful atten-
tiou BY her skillful hands The public
is cordially invited to ell.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

puilding, next TO main entrance.
Thursday will be our last day here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

FOR RENT Furnished rooms
with board. Apply 4O5 G St.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-19


mat ne Is ADVISING an iore'Rhors 10
eNaouh'e huns-N"h.
All the teiesrams indicate that the SIT
uHtioh mas not IN ule least improved ON
the contrary the disorders nave spread
IRON the nelehoorhoou oil feklhg TO the
capltal ltseh, "h'ch Is growing tnrhu-
tent III ahti-iore!sh oeriohstratohs. III
aCui''on 10 'le burning Oh tne feNlhs
o'up' the secretary oi inc beisiah he-
satioh mas oeeh roughly handled IN the
StreetS' ios'ie CROWDS continue 10 ueth-
ohS'"'e against inc legations zen
'noustn" ln'erha,iohal t'oops are APP
Pi'atH"S tue CITY anu the auFhh''
eur" 10 uuc To urrlNe touay lluesdaS)'
ne iast message OUT OF leR'hE 10
'""'" i-oHuoH 'eIV there Yesterday morn
ms at II Cloch, SoiHS ny way OF ti'c
tuSSlih tlieEraph through MahChurl"'
.'is liei'-l sll me pelhS cut II IL rs
lo4Io"S' Gsherai IuhE' Alohamme-
u'"' 'N'r'inSS hoS''le 10 iorelsherS' ar
rINeu mere ti'is morning ana had long
aud'ri'ce WIN iI,hce iuhh' runner OF uic
neir apparent VINO Is seemingly trlehuiy
10 inc boNeIS. Irihce Iuah mas oeeh
"ppo'n'eu cIlti OF tle forelSh oilGe oN-
or frllce '!ihG' VINO IS more irieholE
Toward 'he loro'Shcrs' Inc dIspatch OF
-, -, ~, nti,t,.,, 80,
-, ,r,o,, ,r,t TO-. a,,,1t,ta., - 60,
,,o,,anoas t,a,,a ,of, pa,,,,I, ~ 80. g.,
,,con. co,,,I,,r, i,, a. a.. .,at, mi,
pro,as,ort, ho,,o oraoto, ,,arr,aso 49,,
e., A., ,,,,,,.lt,,,s II, III, -,
~, - n,s, g., 80 - -,
MI, r,as,,o,ta, aa,.. -
t,,o oo,tad.a, ,,ndo,. tho ,,a,oa,in ~
Troncb rnard NJ ,wonty.Syo ,nor u,,o
,,.,,, ,,a,5 49,, ., u,a
,,i.a, -. ri. 49,,
10, a'.antr,, - nv, go,
"a roa, oe ,or,,, povar, r,d ,,.t.,
Lri,,os hoe ,oo,oI ond h,,rroa 49, ia.
l,ipg cluh r,o, ,rooL ora nrana .,and
h,,,d,nas ,nou,or a,,"t III. ,,,.,,,,,,,
- ~ nt,,,,a.,, cns.e 100
tho s,raa,, ,,.,,, ,.a,r', 49,,
L. ,ho raic,,,a,,'ooa -, ~
iscatinn tbo stran, onn,,,,,,aa ~, ro,, I'D
Win tho rou,host L,nd -, mon raad,.
to break ont ot tho sIigbtest rroyoootton
Irri,od stotos nJ,ntstor COME, hoa aont
on,v ,narInos an5 ,,,o prI,,sh ,,i,,,a
tor s,- C,Inud. NJ NacDoro,d tryaI,,,
marines 10 guard the Methodist Mis-
sion compound, where members of all
of Professionals had gath.
cred"
THIN, -TsrH Inn, IA, ,,,,.,,c,,, az.
oc.r vii, has inst arrived from tho
rron, Ca. nro,,iaIoro ronor,s thnt ,ho
,oroas ana ra,'aIrInf. ,,,o ,rac,, hot,,o',
nFa and rarc-Eorc II. concb,
noxer tnst evening who wns otIcmntinr
40 sot Gra ,o a hrIJ,c and he say sn,,or,
al corngos o,IdortI,, tho hodios n, mon
lli,,od I,, tronns nr General Nil ,rho
arr ,ra;,, Iort 81 Z n m todoy viii, no
,,isIors Croft anxIety, ia foit horo va
tho fato of the fororgnars in Do.
kim Owing 70 dIGicuItv In eocurIng Tho
vicero,,. nern,,ssIon ro, . tbIrd snociaI
t,aIn a. start for pe,,rr The fnreI"n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-19

not reach the rapilai before tuesday
night. and the f.pf " that go attack
viii D. made b fnft then ~ ia retail
asserted that thn i,ufsiLns viii Hd
over LOO men With hfti itry touighl
provided thry cas- r't tfanrpurt oIes
IMn mn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-19

The list OF delinquent shareholders OF
the Awini Coffee, Fruit and Stock Co.
or Mahukona appears In this Issue. ALI
stock not paid up by July 81 viii be sold
at auction.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-19

WASHINGTON. 3 IA o IA lot to
o General S Secretary of
OF
Ma
1 no winin to Hawaii
without
all the kindly
3 r the future OF Hawaii q
of all
ustne
q
OF the
a imatl casssta
9
Ciencru a q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-19
Powers Harmonious.

BERLIN. June l1.-From high official
of the Foreign Office the correspondent
OF tho Associated Press received the fol-
lowing statement today respecting Ger
Inany's attitude In the Far East:
Germany adhcres to her idea OF Joint
action by the Powers In China. Thus far
the Powers, have been acting together
tremendously, and there Is no indication
that any Power means TO take a separ-
Office has received no official proof nor
any evidence tending to show that tho
Empress Dowager is making common
cause with tho Boxers. Indeed, Baron
yon kcttaler. German Minister in Pc
king not long ago forwarded n copy of
an imperial decree against the Boxers. 1t
Is another question, of course, whether
the Empress, uses adequate means for
suppresslng the revolt, and also whether
within her immediate encourage anti-Eu-
ToEcan influences are at work.
The INSTRUCTIONS that have been sent to
the chief of the German squadron, Adj
mlral Won Bcndemann, are Comprchen-
sive enough to meet the rcqu'rements of
the case. II necessary, a third marine
battalion viii no dispatched from Kiao-
Chou to Pcking, but no more ships.
United States Ambassador White snys
that the only question now pending be-
tHeen the Embassy and the German For
elgn once Is the negotia ions regarding
the Jurisdiction of the United States Con-
sui at Slao-Chou and in the German
sphere of influence The matter presents
some features OF interest, because the
tCnsuls have hitherto had eNtra-territOr-
ial jurisdiction, as I'm barbaric lands. The
purpose of the negotiations, which are
tn" Jurisdiction 30 as To suit the new
conditions.