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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Black Silk Waists

o. good quality Taffetas, in varied
corded. hemstitched effects, new
shape sleeves s........ S5.O0
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Coli CapeS

O; fire imported Rugs-plain and
plaid back ma,erjals-inade in all
the newest designs and latest
oo,orirc-s " Si2.59
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Underwear.

Children's White Merino Under
wear: Vests, Pantalcts and Draw
ers; all sizes.
.S5C Each.
Children's Ribbed Merino Vests
and Pantalets: White and Natural;
all sizes,
soc Each.
Ladies Ribbed Cotton Vests and
Drawers; French Bands; fine quail
ity and medium weight,
soc Each.
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Union
Suits; high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length; all sizes,
SI.00 Per Suit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Dressnsaking and Tailoring.

This entire Department has been reorgan-
izcl. Our DrcssmaIlcrs, Miss KAssAU and
Miss BARsCHKIEs, have both spent the sui'r
mer in Paris, and have just returned with
many choice models and materials.
Our new Ladies' Tailoring Department, in
charge of Mr.. kEEFE has had most auspi-
cious beginning. We are prepared to make
every kind Of woman's garment requiring the
skill of men t&iors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
.DrciSiun Reached to Build Il Line
From Salt Lake to Los
Angeles.
MISSOURI MEN INTERESTED.
Capitalists After a Conference in
Chicago Leave for the West
on Tour of Inspection of
the Proposed Route.
REPCELig SPECIAL.

RF.Pi EI.i' SPECIAL.
Chicago. III. Sept. 3d-At meeting OF
capitalists from Western cities held here
yesterday plans were completed for the
organization Of q railroad enterprise which
is to connect Salt Lake City. Utah, ' TN
los Angeles, Cal The corporation ~ TO be
established with capital of S25B51.'EN. and
w \. clark OF Montana is TO be It's p-csi-
dent.
Several members Of the Los Angeles ard
81. Louis delegations who mad c'm@ 10
Chicago 10 attend the meeting left III the
afternoon for Salt Lake City and viii in
spect the proposed route
In the party were: ". 4 Clark and his
bI bIothcr J. Ross Clark. of Los Anscias: \.
II. Hanilan of St. Louis and others.
r. G kereEs said the company would lie
Incorporated under the laws of Utah
Salt Lake City has donated the Pioneer
Square. a ten-acre tract, which Is to be
used for its terminal facilities.
The road will he 100 miles long and will
run from Los Angeles to Salt Lake.
II Is proposed to absorb the Los AnSeles
Terminal Railroad and the San Pedro
Harbor lands.
The project Includes the developing of
coal and iron mines along the route.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
CoiCred Silk Waists,

Ot Tafietas. with iuultlcolor rings
embroidered i'll silk or contrasting
color grounds, plated front, steel
buttons, pointed culIs.....S.50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Separate Dress Skirts

OF extra me back Tafetas silk
-uew flare effect; silk lined;
Zach S20.0J
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Table Linens.

10-inch Bleached Irish Danask,
Per yard 75c
12-inch Full Bleach Irish Damask,
Per yard Si.OO
Pinch Bleached Irish Damask,
Per yard Sl.lO
Napkins.
22-inch Bleached Double Damask.
Per dozen S1.o5
23-inch Frll Bleach German DAM
ask. Per dozen $3.50
27-inch Full Extra Quality
Bleached Damask. Per doz. $3.50
Towels.
Hemstitched Huck Towels,
size 1.x32 ..l0c each
Hemmed All Linen Huck Towels,
size 11x35. f5C each
Hemmed Fine All-Linen Huck
Towels, size 20x39. .2lc each
Fringed Extra Quality All-Linen
Huck Towels, size 22x44,
Soc each
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01


fromE
ervvher rue old principle of dealng
he eBestt no the Price,"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Muslin Underwear
For Womeu and Children.

We now have ready for exam
ination the most complete line of
French and American made Mus
lin, Nainsook, Lawn and China
Silk Undergarments ever shown
by us.
Corset Covers, from .2sc to $1,000
Chemise, from. ...... soc to $500
Skirts, from -..... .7Sc to $500
Gowns, from m....... soc to $500
Drawers, per pair, from. 2Sc to 5000
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Box Coats

OF English kersey. six-buttou or
flv front, self Iinings-tan or cas-
tor .scS.s 50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
hreut..r Discusses pIaas.

Ereutz.r Ives in the house now oil JACK
screws. He OWNS the adjoining building Al
Ma. 57i4 Natural Bridge road. He said yes
t.rd:ty that in two weeks his present ten
ants would vacate. when he would occupy
;hat house. when | move out" be said.
It propose 10 use this building as stable
and kitchen. This whole thing Is spite
work. IN" trustees wanted the lot TO en-
large the achooiyJrd. hut I got ahead Oi
them and EUw they are trying 10 give me
trouble bat Mayor ZieEenhein Is with me
and am all right. l:y Monday night Ok
pect to have this house in its home. f"u
can SEQ everything is ready now I" hitch on
IN, hawyer AMI that viii 10 done Monday
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
STABBED N
ya,F- - ..ar= =

STABBED IN THE CHEST-W!liiam
yeele ~ years Old. of No. 2G3 Lacledc ave-
nus. y painter. was stabbed In the chest
carly yesterday morning at Nc. 1919 Chest
nut street by a man whom he says was
Lake Hogan. attacfe Of the place.
Ycelc says that Hogan made an attempt 10
steal some nf his belongings. and that. on
his intervention, Hogan drew a knife and
struck him. Yecle was taken 10 the city
Hospital, where it was said that he would
recover.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01
Oriental Rugs.

The handiworl, OF real Ori-
entail Rug is always fascinating;
and its texture renders it the most
economical and serviceabfe floor
covering known.
We have, we believe. rs choice
and fairpriced selection as has
ever been brought TO st. Louis.
If names are os interest. they
are:
Ana;oliau. Irelli.
Bandhur Iran,
Belooclistan, kazak,
Bergams, karabagh,
Bokhara. Herman,
CabiStan, khiva,
Camel's Hair, khorassan.
Cashmere, kurdistan.
Coula. Lula.
Daghestan, Mossoui,
Ferahan, Ousiak,
Go6ovar, Persian,
Goolistau, Sinna,
iIamadau. Sinna Kiln,
Herez, Tabris.
Hearth, Hall and Room Sizes.
Many rare patterns, very old.
that cannot be duplicated in
Europe or America.
Good light. ample space and at
tention from a Rug Expert i'll our
new Rug Room, third floor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01

the applicant to ~ the S;gnItUres Of all
property owners Th,. incident l. NOT .i"+'i
r.d :, is n"l unlikely that lrza: steps VIII
hr taken t- rtrveut the removal Of ihr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-01

Best for rheumatism-Eimer < Amend's
Description. No. Sol Celebrated on ls
a r;s Tor inanv e.fectuaI cures.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Mr.. c. II. s. Whipple. OK secretary Of
state, 10 among those mentioned for
Governor on the Democratic ticket this
fall. M. WhipEle is clean man prlit-
ically, and halls FROM n gootl point in
the state. He hss be n n the publishing
ysars and has held several Offices IL
public trust in Lake county besides his
term - state Officer. He is connected
with the labor organizations Of the state
through the typographical union. os
which be is snd always has been a
consistent member. His nomination
would add strength to tho ticket.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

The school library will b. open from
2 to 4 p. m. the aeccni and fourth
Tuesdays OF each month during vacation.
Any book taken must he returned the
next time the library is opened. II
books are damaged or lost the amount
u damage or lofs mus' he paid into the
library fund. All pupils. parents and
alumni Of the Delta schoois have free
access 10 the library. Pupils enjo. moet
and gain most benefit from their vaca
tion neither by inaction nor by much
study but by moderate amount 81
suitable reading. 4 pumber II pupils
have Expressed "esire 1" read during
vacation. This we encourage hut text
book work is geherslly 10 be discouraged
among children during the simmer
months. This il a time especially Tor
physicsl growth and renewal Of physical
strength.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
kre fsu Going East.

The SANTA Fe Routeoffers many cheap
eXcuis sion rates East:
Chicago and return, $3.50
-. ouis and return, Sl5 81
Missouri River points and return.
$50
Also intermediate points at ore fare
plus . FOR two dollars for und trip.
Jnne liIh. la,b, aolh. Juiy Il n, 20:h.
aud Aux. h. limit O,;i. 3is'.
PHI .la,l,lphia anI returl. Jua, ID b to
10Th Si5oJ
Ch:ci.p and return June 24th aid
25ti $3.50
Cincinnati. o. and return. July 9th TO
ll,h. $I5 30
Kansas City and return. July 2l. and
3i. slTt0
We alap have others.
If contemplating n trip 10 not fsil I,
ask for tickets over the Santa Fe
Route" Full particulars furnishel by
u dressing. j. p. Hall. Gen. Art.
Santa Fe Route Denver. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
August rs~0ev.

1T is surprising. fact. saws Prof.
Houton. .':hat in my travels IN sIl parts
have met more people Enving used
Green's August Flower than any ether
remedy. for 1!spcpsia. dcrapgrd liver
and stomach. and for constipation. ]
lind for tourists and salesmep. or for
persons iilIirg cfNce Iosi'i"rs. where
headaches and general bad feelings from
Irregular habits exist. that Greens
AcGdst Flower is a grand remedy. II
does not injure the system by frequent
use. and is excellent foS sour sfo0Iachs
and Indignation. Sample bottles free ut
the Pioneer Drng Store. r. Lncke. pro-
prief"r. Sold by deait rs IN all civilized
countries
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Word come~ from 1esdville 10 the
affect that arraugsneuts sre being ps'ls
for grand three days celsbr ,tion fr
July 4. s and 6 The fact that L'adv;!l.
does not do things by halv.s is wi l-I I
by nearly 5000 being already sub CT b.
cd which will be distributed rs Iii:'s
Among the principal features Of the
celebration are band contest. tiremen's
tournament. rock drilling. rifle shoot
races and minor sports during the daya.
with fireworks, torch light parade. box
ing contests and dancing in tii,evenings.
Especially low rates have been made On
all railroads for the event with an ex-
tension Of time for return mp to and
including Sunday. July sih.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

The war in South Africa has 10 all
appesrancet RbOut come to an end by
the capture OF Pretoria and the disper :
sion Of the Bocr forces. Guerrilla war
fare may be carried on Tor some time
but there will not be further severe
fighting between the two forces. The
two republics will become depenhenci' 3
or colonies Of the Briissh empire and
the incident W in sp,n iecoine closed.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

The Colorado Springs Gazette. OF une
4th, published the article in this paper
What Delta County Has giving il a
wide circulation over the state. The
Gazette is fast coming 10 the front as Il
first class newspaper and is milking a
record in the world ~ journalism for
enterprise in news Rathering.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

China promises 10 b+ the scene of the
next uph@avsl in the etes nf the world.
and il may sprrad far be, onl the b. =
ders OF the Celestial EDpirc. 1. e
division OF that cnuEtrvS among the
world powers is liable 10 e.,i 10 com
plications Of n seri"us nature il moi "
The coming century will see great
changes among the nniions or the orient.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08


Considerable snxiety is msnif--i,sl by
The Il nit growers ~ the North Fork
valley ~ to the liability os the road over
the adobe hills bel wcen the etate bridge
and Rogers mesa giving out by reason
Of the enormous amount cf traffic that
will Of necessity go over it this year.
The County Commissioners should at
their oext meeting undertake TO put this
road in best pose bIe condition ssi to
open new roads 10 possible. Two years
ago this portion o: The road wss worn
out and becone almost impossible with
safety on account Of the heavy travel
over il. and this year. the number -of
wagons that viii go over u will m in-
reeossd four or dive times and there is "a
slcad certainty os tho roads being 20 cui
Up that il will bo sla,s-t iaavss,,,le To
haul the fruit % the North Fosk vale,
On it. The Commissioners should s-r
70 u that new russls be Lard cot spd
euaotssctsd or eies the oId road pot in
sucA repair that i: ~iu s;sad thie euos-
0oUsly ipcressed trafkc-
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
PLAYED Out.

Dull Headache. Pa:ps IN various parts
~ lbe ir-is. Sinking at the pit of the
s.omsch. I>-s u appetite. Feveriebp-s-.
Pinspi-s ur Sor-- are -is y->itive cvids nee
u inlpur- bI~si. NJ eSstrer how il
becsu,e so it nIo-s ie purified in ofsier
,o obtain gs,pl health. Achesis lB,psi
Elixir has never fsiIed TO cure 6csufu-
lous or Sy pbilitic poisoBs os any other
bivprd dieesecs. II ie certainly = woo-
i~sfsI remedy. ard we seIi every bs,st e
IN . positive Suarsnisr. II. X. Dssisied
druGxIe'. rers @r.r
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
Lest.

Ga Tuesday May 29;h. on road from
Life Assurance society rate book-red
cover. Finder Will p.sase leave at this
office.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Miss Jane Bradney ,s visiting with
Miss Be~sie CEiIes. vn Surface Greek
mesa. this week.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Mis-. J. N. JefYers and 'sop. wellAnd.
Mrs. II, X. Brxisted and daughter. Fern.
left yesterday for tarip 10 the Pacific
c ,ast, to last several months
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

The Presbyterian children assisted by
their pastor and others will have u
unique program, next Sulaiay morning
Recitatiors by scholars and pastor, solos.
choruscs. IA letter from DIR. Worden, etc.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

A. +. Tuliaa came down from Lead.
Vile. Wednesday,. and went mp In the
lakes 10 superin;endthe taking Of trout
spawn for the hatchery at Evergreen
lakes
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Woodmen n,rmber the social at the
given in your honor by Vivian Circle
Women Of Woodcraft No. 2l5 All are
invited
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Aeker's eSg ish sensedJ via sssP -
cough at any time. ahd cure thc worst
cold 10 twelve hours,pr u paey refunded.
es5c and JOc ii. X. Braisi ed. drugrist.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

+ Tne Kn n'ghts OF pythiss elected others
Tuesday evening, as follows: Byram
Luce, &C; l. NJ. McMurray, V. G; z.
II. VanD-Vehter. Prelate; joe. Shock.
NJ. of W; T. b. Geer, ]. G.; W. II. Gale,
o. q.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Geo. Stephan went up to lUla. Gu =
n N county, Wednesday. for u days
tihing in the river nj that point.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

7. I. Firth. special agent of ths Lyon
and Imperial lns compa nies, vas in
town yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

The Cedar mes.l Ieople have flied
their reservoir scheme On LeOh lake,
and John \. Curtis will 60 up next
week to locate the lines Of the tunnel
aud other surveying necess; ry. Wo,k
will begun early this season.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

The request see'ns general that Mrs,
Chas. Botsfori oi New York. wha ia
visiting in our mi.lst should favor us
with ''Song Rrcita'.' Her magnificent
effort at the "Orph ,ls Benefit the
other evening, would hc sufficient as
suraRce for our loc Al talout To assist in
q movement Of this kind.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

H. II. Smiths little son, Harold, fell
oil ,he.porch the other day and, broke
his arm. The little fellow is getting
along as we'll as could be expect ed.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

II. L. Simmons. who has employed in
Gets hardware, left for New York.
Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
Allison E. and H. M. McCready start.
cd for Cape Nome. Thursday.

Mrs. Stella Sparks returned TO her
home in Ouray. yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

:. s; s -, - !. ~ ~: :s;sS:kssss:
NewtsnSs sSevf - ~ 80" c. ~ - q
e.ss.': g. aS: bcs 49, ~'~e''--''-.-
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
lisMi Wasted.

To shi berss In Gsssd valley The
sOIOuA0O SCGAR MANGfASTUn-
ING COMPANY nnd tie favnsess Of
Grand Valley neesI hands ns snrc 90
shim she er"p of bcrss S~s sfc sWgsr
factory. SoaSx 0's and boys whs
want snslsl~y nsent nhnUid apply NJ
osec by icsser Or In persian rs snsc G'ssss.
pan, - onirc in Grand Junrtaon. Cois-
SHdu. IL 1t
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

d.. NJ. Rrock came in yesterday. frou
an easteI u trip.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

There viii be no service at the Prss
b. terian church next Sunday cvenin
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
ae.c...sy.p.p... s.s,r,, .,- -.IA

ond = positive guaraantee. Curtis heart
burn. r'.isiug II the fool. distress after
eating or any fern of dyspepsia. One
tablet gives immediate relief - and
20 cents. II. X. Braistcd Druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

The KsisSse II. Pythias are mzkisg
sssssssweotss huu their Mzuorsi
sesvicss. U.sdsy. Jass 18th. sbee they
Wjll sIl asteso 10 . BODY
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

G &. Compton. travelling frt isht ageh'
OF tie ID. 4 r O., wasD tosn yesterday
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Money tO loan ON Ranches aud
Town property. Hest aerssax. Ma
delay. Call or ddress
A. u. KING.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
r,s.. m.,h.s Q..s.ss.r..

Th- ! ins~hr quotations are furnished ny The
n~ita Fruit asd irc.uc~ c.ui rauy. aud are sub
|. es to change drr.pg the week.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

JsAss Alsos y wssA wss cs'ssA 70
Dssvss o. sss.i bu.issss. eas1sys ssd
Ysturssd we4ueeduy ~
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

From the Craig Courier we laarn thai
Miss Dullie Montgomery. sister of
Mrs. Fred Jackson. suffered fracture
Of her right thigh 10y being thrown from
a wagon. She was tasen to Craig and
pu; under the care q! DIR. Dnwns and
lis now getting along nicely.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Ice cream freezers in AL styles and
ICES at Hunt & Co.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

wm Friend wen, up 10 Piikin. Wed.
nesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
Suicide Of ". e. Rassell.

w IAdboCiA euiSAoO a.
the Hcseltine ranch in Peach valley,
evidently by the cyanide OF potassium
rocte. sometime during the fore part OF
TIE week. his body being discovered by
neighb Thursday morning. He left
letter addressed to Mr.. Hoseltine giving
dir ci ions about the disposition OF ,oma
per. onal property and paying some debts
and directing that his remaining prop
erty should gn 10 his wife and children,
now living in Denver The suicide is
supposed to have taken place Sunday
night. NJ cansc WAS asSinged N the
.riter for the rash act. His relatives
have been tc!rsraahrl. a bottle label
C .poisoar was found in his room with
what is evidently cyanide OF potassium
in il. lie is said 20 have been employ d
for number Of years with the Hal.eck'
i Howard lumber company OF Denver.
He bad lately purchased the liose'tine
ranch in Peach valley and came over
from Denver and took possess ion about
tNo weeks ago,
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08

Ice .crssss ssda wtsh esssAs1 iksis q
C1ssteis DsU 6sss.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-08
Cut this out and Save il.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Co,

Announces the following round trip Eas, bonn. eSc.on
rates FOR the season OF 1900 "a F..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20
POLITICAL CRISIS IN KOREA
JAPANESE INPLIcaTED IN AssAs-
srSArros or THE ENTREES.
x.renn ofacfnI Assassin sent 10 in
nan to XIII Prince Li--A"er'e~
mission Mobbed.

vancouver. B. c.. Jaiy is.--orienta'
.sv,ee. by the steamer Empress Of India
hy,na the ness OF another political Crisis
q Korea According to the Kobe cnfon-
,eia ire. Japarese Prince II chun 10 was
,mplicated By the confession OF Kisons
ana An. who were barbAroasly tortured
end srsugied at Seoul for having oeen
concerned ia the assassinAtlon OF the NO
rsan empress two years ago. The empress
:, Korea demanded Of tLs Japanese NM
&c. that Prince Ii and his iatner pc
asVtvered 10 for vengeanee. but the Jap1-
800 minister declined to accene 70 ms
renuest. Then. according 10 ms cnioi1
lie Kim Yung Ching. described as me
a,sci.l aszassin of the Korean court. was
seat to Toxic 10 Kill Prince IL cnuh
ana his father. The plot was frustsAls1
however. and the assassin was eaushe'
hrt escaped 10 Korea The JapahssI
princes are under the protection Of sDec'al
guards. >...~. IA.
THE American mission at Nasoya pa
been attacked by japanese mob ahs
INC missionaries so severely beaten ma
tbav were left for dead, although thnl
svhseouentlv recovered The prime Gauss
~ ,he trouble was Interference 81 N
missionaries In the traffic 10 young ~. IN
who (, is said. have been openly soiu
A mob surrounded the mission station an
you'd have destroyed me ouiinlhs' '1
fer the arrival Of the native ponce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20
District Averages.
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.--A fatal shooting sfray
at Ccokyllle, Tenn, terminated for the day
ths deliberations Of the democratic senatorial
convention for the Tenth district. The par
uclpants were In Cieek and w Q. Crawford
delegates to the convention. Cheek Was shot
anC killed.
NEVADA CITY. Gala powder magazine
near the Reward mine, about two miles from
this town exploded. tearing \ hole FORTY feei
deep m the earth. II Is not yet known wheth-
er there has been any loss Of life
| BOSTON Charles r. Eastman the Har-
Ward university Instructor. accused Of killing
4 his brother Law. Richard n Grogan, Jr
Was DISCHARGED from custody in the Third
district court ir Cambridge Judge Amy
faded 20 hud probable cause for holding him
for the aouon Of the grand jury
SPRINGFIELD. No--colonsl Fred W Flsm,
lima Of the Third regiment n n. G.. now "
en- aupment. sent 2 letter 10 Governor Ste
vens aud has authorized the latter TO odsi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20
BERLIN TELEGRAPH INCIDENT
PROHIBITION or CHINESE sEcfhi
MESSAGES WAS NECESSARY"
chimes. Troops Are Fighting Ger
man Troops-LonE WAR freni'''"'
HINT 10 imrricn.

Berlin. July 1s.-The Berliner Post tn'A
evening contains an article. evidently in
uplred. giving the views OF the German
foreign Office regarding the withdrawal OF
the Chinese minister in Berlin OF the right
10 use the telegraph for secret messages.
The article adds that the step 10 unpre-
cedented. but declares il was rendered
necessary By abnormal relations between
Germany and China
The regular Chinese troops the article
says. ',4re in the neid against the Ger
inan troops"
The article goes on % insinuate that tue
German government bad expected the
Chinese minister % take the initiative 10
Offering 20 show the fore gn office al the
DISPATCHES As an evidence Of MS s2O>
Iaith ami adds: The German govern
uent has given fresh evidence Of lt'
frank and ahnEsboard policy since II coul'
easily have secured the correspondence
through bribery. which IL disaainad
Go"
THE possibility must ever De kept !
usad, SAYS the Krsnz ZeltunE, 'thai IN
odzers NAV disagree and that each VI
wltndraw 20 IT. sphere % influence. ,
say rate. IL - u0w certain that the vi
Elli Las, for long time and the preset
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