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salaicr- Who wer. Le.t.

Galveston. Texas. September IA Fol
lowing are the names OF the members OF
battery o, First artillery. United States
array, who were lost In the storm:
GEORGE, Hugh r, FIRST sergeant.
MARSH. James A.. sergeant.
ROBERTS. Sam. corporal.
cANTNER, James w. cook.
LINK. George. mechanic.
MARTHuR, Malcom. musician.
ANDREWS. George f., private.
ANDREWS, William L.. private.
RRJANDNER. Leopold M. private.
CLAFFEY. john. private.
DELANEY. William A.. private
DOwNEY. Peter. private
HESS, Fred, private.
HUNT. Frank W.. private.
KELLY, John. private,
LEWIS. Leyovett A.. private.
MITCHELL. BENJAMIN F., private
PETERSON. George. private.
+ sAuRBiER. William s., private
eIIFFERS. Otto W., private.
VANTrI.BRliGH. BENJAMIN. private.
WHEELER Wadsworth B., private.
WHITE, Herbert r.. private
wTLHrTE. Csrvan. NJ. private.
WRIGHT. Sidney private.
Hospital Corps
FORREST. Samuel. private.
C,oSSAGE, Joseph. private. ,p.I 4
MILvEEN. Eligh. private
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wINMoRE. James. wife and two chill
dreu.
WYNN. Mrs. and child.
WHITLEY H.
WOOD. william teolored.
WOODS. Miss. from Joliet. Ill.
WOODS. Mrs. Julia.
wOODNANNrE. Misc. OF Joliet, Ill.
AiURzI,Ow. Mrs.
YEATps. child OF c. X.
YoUNGBLOOD, l.. j.. wife and child.
YEAGER. william.
YouENs, Lille and Henry George.
YOUNGER. Eyelina. and two children
tcoloredl.
zIPPEpI. j. NJ. wife and Ave children,
Thirty eight, between S and Sk.
zUMBuRG, Cius, wife and hve children
sls and Forty-thlrd; one child cate.
ZENkE. August, Richard @. and Jo-
hanna.
zEGLER. Mrs. Fred.
Z1pP, Mrs, and daughter.
ZWEIGIsL Mrs. and two daughters.
AT CATHOLIC oRPHANAan
SISTER CAMILIUs, superioresa
SISTER MARY VINCENT,
SISTER MARY DIslzABErH,
SISTER RAPHAEL
SISTER CATHERINE.
SISTER GENEvrDvB.
SISTER FEIICTTUs.
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uys Annie aad son
yrCh -, wife and two eniidrss.
soSokS, sy' Mike and family.
IOE0onssN John and wife.
y!oossSoW, Mrs. ana iouf
reS ssg Miss Maggie
goos'fss I; john H. IT.. sixth n ana H. !;
AK and R.
FIVE. IVA Mrs. r.. sSls "
M SsSI, Mrs. Frank. 49,. unknown
yAssrrnlTnpuRRo. entire famiiy--"ts
vi isa ". eun Ios wife and one child.
My nsrR Joe. family OF two
ycovERN, James. .s,,ar.n At,
asxARD, Mrs. Mary
Nssannp Robert and wife.
my. Mrs, J. W. ana MISS
SSooRE, two children oil rua'
s sosso' erotto. wife and seven chill
|fss. n and wife.
a ,ooeT1y Hammond and four children
aasgrrrsHEy, two children.
s,.SpIE Mrs. Annie and daughter.
n lvru Hermann, wife and son;
MES NILS Ms. c. ]. and one child.
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INQUIRIES FOR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES.
The Post Will Endeavor to dive All Possible
/. information.

The Post Will Endeavor to dive All Possible
Information.
The Post has received hundreds and hundreds of
kilograms from all parts Of the country inquiring
about friends and relatives at Galveston.
The Post has established headquarters at CAL
weston, and men thoroughly acquainted with the
city in charge. They have been instructed to get
names Of the dead and living as rapidly as possible,
and to make systematic canvass of the city. II is
an immense work. but the facts being brought out
and given to the public as quickly as human endeavor
can obtain them.
Bvery effort Is being made 10 secure the inform
aton desired but II Is impaccablc to inqui-
rios except by publishing the names as either dead or
safe, and these will be published each day definite
information Is gained.
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SISTER MARY T1NBAR.
SISTER EVANGELIST.
SISTER BENiGNuS.
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AN ADDITIONAL
LIST OF THE DEAD.

X,,.
DElInSo, Asa =, w au~
D is., M anu W. son'
p II.,aiessl' MI, mr' Snu sss e 80 .su.
DASnsCN, MIS- ifouisA anu 'A'ee
iien, Msn'eehth anu .,,.
D 1850. W.
, D1s n.N, ,, MS. ana -
D ,,ia1,s, "A 5enyy anu aa
~ ~, go ,a,, "a
DoliStSSS' "isses A'iieh sou
,eg ~ 49, -, - -. mil
DoLL' Seerge w. anu Wis.,
Dotss' 'iAu" ~n'
LOnT an o'a "a
portiA4N' eeo'sc' 'i'' "he anu WV eH"-
ureh.
DoRRENb, Mr. and MIS-. ana Ms
daugnters,
DoNSEa \, D. anu ia"hy vi ANs'
n'arque, iehas'
QUITO Nike wlie ana SIX chiorcn.
DoIl, Jonathan f9s ana F"ehty-nAth'
Iva i.L1 jim,
DRkCKsMITH, d.
DKEChsChMiDI, IL.
DhbMA, H. a
DFFAhp' A. county priasc kecpcr,
Dofth' MIS- UNITS W. 'ohos sistep.
down the island
DuNAN \ FRANK, sr,
DuNIoN, MIS-: Adeilna'
:, puNhlNs' MIS- Mahaiy scoioreo),
lWsnty-sefenth and +.
DuIuNioNiSh' John ana F1nhcys
DYKES, ihomas j., Jr' tcoiored).
OAKLEY, MRS J.
pARi>Ea, Sonh'
DAh.Ef Bell
EDMoNs, MRS
BBEhHAhD, r., ana wire.
ESnL l, mn.ialn' wiie ana son
EDmoM DoVN, H. ~,
$500, IN, rreu' Ano i@'hef'
1919 $1,000 is,,
EiChLEh' mts. ~
isi,st sllt ~
T,cI,Isre' .~ars
EIsMAMM raa,s
~ vs. sIAN ~, i'oM s ,r :, 40 x.w,
~. ILLS. yUhh' anu i@A''' VI i'u''
~ M -, -. x 49,, .hus.~
ELL, EitLo, ~; 1osepn; wire ana WE eH'''soM'
E I.s,I!. -.,t Louip .pato &c.
ENnLEnAn ~, mis, i'uu"is' ''', g
lNGLEHAhi' u. y.
,S, $500, ,,m
NV EhhAhI, >.
ENEhHAhI' MITE ~ NJ
ENEhnARI, MISS leAA'
bEEhhhhi, guy
rEhhhLL' MIS- w'io VI i'o''' 'A'N
chudren ,.
| FALh ~, sosoph' auu 'nFoe
|
FEiGLB. John, sr., and VIE. caroline
FElGEL. John. Jr' anu oaughler msosA
| FLANAGAN, Mrs: MRNln ana oh'io'
| FOREMAN, Mrs. Mamie.
| FOREMAN, cassie
FOREMAN, Thomas.
FOREMAN, Amos
FOREMAN, Webstsr.
FRANKLIN. George. 1904 avenue A
(missing)
| A
FRIEDOLF, -, wife and sea-
FREITAG, Harry.
FRoHNE, MRS. Charles and two chilssA
FRYER. Mrs. w. H.
Fryer, Bessie Belle.
cWINN Mr,. s.
i GORDON. Sol. two children Of.
GERNAND. Viola NJ, and husband And
one child.
GABBL, Mr.. and Mrs. tcolored,.
GAIRNEs, Mrs. Lille j.. ana ewo
daughters, Sixty-flrst and r.
GALLISHAW, Ave children Of tAe late
Jim CaIlishaw.
GARRET. Ed, Sixteenth and M.
CARDIGAN. jim. down the island.
GARRIGAN. Joseph.
GARTH, bertha.
GARTH. Nunie.
GARTH. Gussis.
GECAN Mat
YEN 4 EIt, tVoDSIt NouNHo'D -
GENSEN. four children of +, lib o.
GEORGE, nrst sergeant battery o.
GEORGE, Charles and wife.
GILLIS. Dan, Twelfth and NJ
GORDON, Asker, and baby.
GRANT, Fred II (colored).
GRANT, Mamie e. tcolored).
-, Grace, cook for Mrs. v. O. Hart
1924 Ma
GROssCUP, Mrs
9RoTHGAR. Mrs Fred, snd four chii'
dren.
GUsTASON, Gus, Denver Resurvey.
GRTMBERG, Alex. supposed to belonI
to life saving station.
RARRBTT, Mora.
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sTocKFLETH. Mira. Peter, and chill
ven, While Julius. Fred. Mabel and
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cent -. and family, down the is
y, ", coN Joan, wife and three children.
s srI Mrs. and daughter,
s 49, -Mother and entire family, ex-
sVn ,~a ~ j. B. Nolan, telegraph oper-
lie.
NOLAN, Mrs, 49, ..,s.,
|,s,;Asr with ten other women anu n 'n'i
iss Fortlelh street and Avenue l.
North and family.
NORTON, Mrs. and two chlidren'
ygINANN. Mrs. and Miss Dora
xoRTH, Miss Archie
NORTON Mrs Agnes and n.y.
yoRToN Fred s., wife, son and niece
|yss Irene Davis. .,,r,.
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onErI. Miss Nellie and bro her,
,,s,hisr and son OF Mr.. James ODE OF
,vsru, pr and Twenty seventh street.
oHsRRow. William.
OLSEN, Mrs.
OLIVER -, and family (missingl.
OLSEN. Mrs. Matilda and two children.
opPERMAN, Miss May, Of Palestine.
0ppgRMANN, Marguerite and Gussie,
OPPE Fritz, milkman.
0r,ps, Charlotte, wife OF Jesse (colored),
|Thluieth and n,
CHLsEN, Mr.. and Mrs. o. and Enfield.
|lns 0. ..-.
opPERNlAN. Albert L. and wife, 4O51s
EIssrty-frst.
CONNOLLY. Miss Mamie.
OAKLEY, F.
0c0NNoR, Mamie.
DRNONp. Eve children OF George.
0plTz, Anita.
0KEEFE. Mrs. c. j. and son. Twenty
ksrth and or.
| OLSON. Thomas II and wife.
| OLSON. Steve and Charley.
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oc0NNoLLY. Miss Mamie.
OAKLEY, F.
Gc0NNoR, Mamie.
ORA0ND Ave children OF George.
oPlTz Anita.
oREEFE. Mrs. c. j. and son. Twenty
Ikurth and or.
| OLSON. Thomas H and wife.
| OLSON. Steve and Charley.
| PAISLEY, william.
| PALMER. Mrs. j. B. and baby,
PARKER Angelina, and grandchild,
lsnmy Lesker. and sullivan Parker.
! PARKER, Miss Mollie,
PARKER, Mrs Frank and two chill
brn Avenue @ and Thrtleth and Thirty
lnl streets.
Parker. Sullivan and wife and three
kAldrsn
PAgKER, Mrs. D. and two children.
PARK Mrs. NJ l..
PAULES sen and housekeeper OF j.
pAuLS. Willie and Cecilia.
PAVEsIS, j., son, housekeeper and her
lvo children,
PEEK, Captain R. H., city eng neer,
pa wife and FIVE children.
PEI0RE, Leon, wife and child.
PllTz, George, Sr
PIX. C. H.
Pitt, Harmon
POLAND, Ed. and sister.
sofuLAR, Mr.. and Mrs A. and fur
nidren, Agnes. Mamie, Clarence and
Pony.
Force, Henry. tailor, Eighteenth
lssl and Avenue ME-
f0RErTE, Josephine,
PT0LMEY, Paul
PERSON. Mrs. Mary and Alice.
PERSON, Frank
PElTEL Mrs.
sAak, Mrs. and two daughters.
FINER, Mrs. Ella.
LINERS, Mrs. and child.
nNEY. Mrs (colored).
,MIhlck, Ida and Cora.
shELPS Ruth NJ. and Ruby E.
fALAER, Mrs. Mae and 6-year- old son
q 1874 Pls.
Winnie.
sr
PAISLEY. william.
saak, Mrs, NJ. l..
saahET, Miss Mollie.
ELLIys, Mrs.
nssNY Mrs. A. and two sons.
= Jasper, Jr., wife and two chill
j. iaHSoN, Charles, wife and two chill
psssaSasoN, Mrs. j. and children.
s rmhs Mrs. and child.
oosatiELL, Mrs.
l,, ysvsi' James, wife and two children
,sa my, and Beach.
Ss.Mf Paul, wife and four children
s ,,s iRenty-seyenth street.
,set,,,,, hermann Forty-ninth and r.
Isls,.n f'ofF' Charles, wife and five
sEIERs, Mrs. c.
ErERs, p.
p saapI'sInNGER, Mrs,, and mother.
pssiI slS;,, Ruth and Ruby e.
FSTnn us Mrs, and mother.
PronV MIS- Tony, and three children
- Leon wife and four children.
sssslsr 'lp' Mrs, NJ, and little son an
s Ars' Mary and one child.
~ ASSA, Mrs, W. l.. and three chill
saayySSaaDt,AAux, Murray,
sEAcIN mrs and two children.
aEsSSa Sn' Mike. and mother-in-lsw.
giIArs =. and family.
aEYVrsi ! r., WIFE and two children.
n ihomas, wife and two chill
y. dss,s william J., of Galveston New,
sIrru ghtef, Mildred.
pTu,' AIDS, -. o,ac.r
sSlTTzzsY. Henry.
lolI OK A. j., wife ana two children
sQSS 4 g. wife and four children.
hOW. mrs. Franklin.
HI ~. Mrs. wife OF Police ofncs
Ian, ae three children
<rHTBa mrs John. and three childrei
n ana ~ Albert and wife, TweRy
s0Esu A.. mother and father.
William. wife and tive chi
sSyEy tsuu,
Atirr,EEG ana baby.
a oSp. Prof. vifs and tive chi
w csors. tool.r.a,.
~ aa&tss iasssssAA
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TARPEY. Joseph
TAYLOR. Mrs. tell.
TENCH. Mrs. c.
THOMAS, Mrs. and one child.
THOMPSON. Mother in Jaw and sister
an-law of Billy Thompson OF are depart
ment
TIoKEL II. j.. wife una two children.
TlVERA, Officer.
TIN. Herman
TOR. Tom. and four chtiercM.
TOUREA, ----, police officer
TOVREA. Sam. wife and pur children.
ToVBCA. Sam, police officer, wife and
four children.
TRBADWBIiI. Mrs. ]. B., aud infant.
TREBoSlUS-Wife OF George Trobosius
Of the Galveston News and two sisters OF
Mr. Trebosius.
TREBoRrus. Frits (mlssinr).
TRoSTMAN. Mrs. f.. and children.
TURNER, Mrs. K. and little GIRL.
TURNER. Mrs.
IRRELEVANT, Jordan.
THURMAN, Mrs.
FRESHMAN. Mrs. n. and thrcs chii-
dren.
TAyER. verma and NJ. c.. Thirty-sss.
ond and LIZ.
TAYLOR. Mrs. j, w.
! THOMAS, Nolan and Nathan.
| TH0MSEN, Mrs. w. b.. and two shH-
dren.
/ THOMPSON. -, wife and three chill
dren.
f! THoRToN. Leigh. two childrsa Of.
| TICKLE, Mrs. james, Sr.,
TILLEBACH. Mrs. Charles, and tws
children.
T0OTCHAKER, Mrs. J. y.
! TO0THAKER, Miss Eta
| TRAHAN, Mrs II. ", ana child
A = 0tzVg Il.
TUCKETT, Walter Rruce. wife ant
| children
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-27

fouling. Compass. Bugaboo. Miss Daniels
Hurry. Glove. Sweet Morsel and Mary
Moore also ran.
Second race. six furlongs: Bessie Mack
lin, 100 CDupee), to 2. won; Prejudice. l09
81. Martini, l3 20 ;, second: The Unknown
li2 CrallyD, 4 to 1, third. Time; 1874. The
Rush, Miss Conrad, yellow Tall, Sidbow
and Alpaca also ran.
Third race. steepiechase, short course
Donation 13j (Pines), 10 TO /. won Argue
bus, li5 tMOxley), - to 5, second; COronatus,
l3l (Wilson). 20 TO ]. third. Time; 3liA
Lord Chesterfield, Sallust. Woodranger
Fourth race, six furlongs: Sir Christopher.
III CWilkerson), II to ?, won Goat Runner
lOl buchanan, to 5, second, Rival Dare
103 81. 7. Woods), 90 to l., third. Time
l.i3A Sim W Ed Garland II, IIndonet
Tho Elcctor, Easter Card, Ed Upton and
FIFTH race. ono and one-sixteenth miles
Nanhoorebeke, B CTally), 3 TO 2, won
Florizar. 1O7 (Winkheld), TO g second !;
Ohnet, 1Q3 (AleXander), TO 1, third. Time
l:46h Andes, Advance Guard and Mint
sauce also ran.
sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
selling: Prairie Dog, s. CTally, 13 to !,
won; Defender II. IS Wilkinson, TO 2
third Time: ! I6. Nan o. Kce, Mahara-
jah, Lew Hopper. Dandy ~. Dad Steele,
Lee King and Little Singer also ran.
Seventh race, one mile and seventy yards
selling: Precursor, 9S q. Martini, to g.
won; Sauber. Jos III. WILSON,, 20 to ], sec
ond; Pirate J, 9S buchanan, to /, third
Time 1864. Catastrophe, OwensborO
Larkspur, Kentucky Babe and Clay Poyn-
ter also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-27
HENRY LANDS THREE WINNERS
Racing nj Gravesend Track Charac-
terized by Failure of Eavorites
to Deliver the Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Jockey Henry
had another field day at GraveseEd today
and one placed horse. His followers roape1
rieh harvest, as he brought Autumn
home az to J. Redpath at i2 20 4
favorite, Annoy, was first past the judges
The others went down In startling success
sion. The weather was clear and bright
summer did much 20 attract n fair-sizCd
crowd. The Standard stakes selling affair
a procession through the stretch with the
best played horses behind hardly a sound
Was heard from the grandstand His Royal
HiEhness made he early running, but Rcd
path raced by him on the stretch turn AMI
came home as he pleased. Hespcr, the
iIffyorRT Ifs Roya TGi second Two l%Eo Igngths before
Cold or was never prominent and ran as
ii stale The seven horses that faced the
starter In tho handicap looked 50 well
matched that 4 to ! could be had again I
any OF them with 10 ] the top price Jack
Point, Belle Of Troy, King Barleycorn AMI
last named made every post a winning one
and won easily from Jack Point and Belle
Of Troy Elmer at to / took the hurdle
lengor and the odds on the favorite, Three
Bars, finished heads apart behind him
ana Rappanccker az u to J., played by a
select few for killing gallopcd home a
winner In the last Summary:
Elmer 10, owens, 9. to /, won, Long Isle
l2 dayton, 3 TO /, second; Challenger,
10y tChandleD, TO l. third Time, 3.iG 10
Three Bars The Burlington Route Matt
simpson and Holland also ran
Second race, five and onc-half furlongs,
selling: Pleasant Sail, lW -. SlaclD, 9 20
], won; Rolling Boor, ll2 (TuneD, 5 10 ],
second Monad iO2 CO'Counorb 20 To- l.,
third. Time: los 2-j Cherished, pipd.r-
lex. About Lady paddcn, Farmer Bennett
and Frank Hall also ran
Third race one mile and ono furlong:
Autumn, III 0IcnryD, 3 to !, won: Jack
Point, l2j tOdOml . to ?, second; Belle Of
Troy, 40 tBurnst, 4 TO T. third Time.
:53 3-5 Chlrcutus, Cambrian, EiunikiuniC
and King BarloyCOrn also ran.
Fourth race STANDARD stakes, about s'x
furlongs, selling: Redpath 1o2 G.cury),
u to !, won Hcsper. 1o5 CMcCuc' to b.,
second; His Royal Iughness, l0j SHAW,
: to !, third. Time: l:lO l-5. Gold or,
NabOCklish and Kitchener also ran
Fifth race, one mile aud seventy yards,
selling: Annoy 1Oi Uenryl . to I. won;
Miss Hanover, 103 shaw, to I, second;
Carbunkle, 40 (McCue), to ., third. Time.
rs As. Hammock, Prestiditator, Pupil,
FOnsolce and Unsghty also ran.
Sixth race, five furlongs: Rappanockcr.
ll2 CSpencerD, ~ to l. won Tempeton. 1o9
0IenryJ, 3 to T. second; Driscoll, ll2( r
Burnsj 70 .. third. Time; 1:Ol As Pig
con Post Sharp hooter, Lord Pepper, Car
nelian, Mark Lane Add, Mistress, Labor,
Victor, Frank Kenney and Sporting
Duchess also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-27
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

James Mccain, an iceman, was fined s.
and costs in police court yesterday for
carrying a concealed weapon in the form OF
loaded billy.
A small fire in the kitchen Of Rome Mil
ler's Continental restaurant did little dam
age and created much eXcitment during
the supper hour Wednesday.
Coincident with the falling of the tenn
perature comes the increased activity Of
the overcoat thief. NJ. Gardner, a clerk,
and g. A. Methren, a waiter, report TO
the police the loss of their topcoats.
Mrs. w, s. Smith, 7O2 South Seventeenth
street, for the last two weeks has been
harboring a little boy tramp who gave the
name OF Eddie Wallace, and said his home
was in Marshalltown, la. Tuesday the
boy and q purse containing Sll60 disap-
pearcd at the same time.
Harry $. Zimmerman, alias Harry T..
Fitzgerald, was arrested here Wednesday
evening by Detectives Savage and Dunn.
lie is a smooth forger and is wanted at
Mankato, Mimi, as well as at other places.
1t is believed he has done some work here
and the police will not deliver him to an
other city until his actions have been in
vestigated.
Mrs ole Frederickson, 1923 Patrick
avenue, went out calling the other day, and
when she returned found her home had
been visited by a burglar, Among the
articles stolen was n half pound OF butter
a corn knife, "A bust OF Grover Cleveland
a loaf Of bread, two plymouth Rock
roost ters and one lace handkerchief. one
of the roostcrs had been beheaded in the
back yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-27
ENGLISH PAPERS COMMENT
Apparent that They Did Not Feel Sure
of the Meaning Germany In
tended TO Convey.

LONDON, Sept 26.-The London Times
and other European papers continue to
discuss the view and proposals contained
in the German note and endeavor to lay all
stress on the proposals without any at
tenton to qualifications. considered a
preliminary to any negotiation" is pro-
nounced here to be utterly at variance
with the construction they put on the note
when 1t was first made public. The Times,
editorially, September 10. declared the
German government recognized the force
of the contention we have consistently laid
down, that the punishment of the real
authors Of the attacks on Europeans must
he condition precedent In diplomatic deal
ings of any kind with any OF the repre-
sentatives Of China"
That was the theme of the whole edi-
torlal The proposal that the ministers at
Pekin be empowered 70 designate any real
authors of the attacks was pointed out as
treated merely incidentally and as a
sequence to the first part OF the note, no
endeavor being made to separate what
Germany considered essential from what
she proposed, In fact, the proposal re-
garding the designation of the authors OF
the attacks was then thought by the Times
and other papers in England and on the
continent to be a logical result OF the
powers agreeing that their surrender was
to be precedent to the negotiations. This
view was fully shared by the Berlin cor
respondent Of the Times, September 10, in
spite OF his change Of base in today s
issue, as follows:
Information shows that II America or
even England misunderstood Germany s
meaning it can only be the result Of ig-
norance or an endeavor to enable the Ger
man government to retire from a position
they find untenable."
The St. James Gazette says: "Ths dis
covery OF the true inwardness OF the note
is very convenient 1t is explained in
Berlin that the refusal of America is doubt
less owing to the dullards at Washington
having confused the two parts of Won
Buelow's document. 1t is a pity an ana
lytical commentary was not forwarded with
the text of the note"