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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27

Tetten aomilrltrereoes al Seie1te-
retsoommer / erie 9ountp truman
s. @bite, % ior neutrality-suspicious..
oerne uptraaotc Oiitriftsaopofat y.
Eermp, Der asliItereoes al Aopofat
Saller.
SIM forbolospis foa Stlberere tit
aognng til Getslofolet, % lIoeniol
bar Der beller ingen itor 6olfem9rt9.
DC iantlet, oa De pioite, at oct pat
lumrligt at iaa ct @limt al Deoroe.
rem. Oenne blep nemIie isrt til
Hetslotalet element en- unoerioroiif
Sang, Der leoer fra Sen9ilet til
Sourtbllet.
aloffen 10 fertes G5oIgoB meo
lGrlfcoe SGroer % unoer iterf Toli.
tibepogtnin9 ino / Metsialen. San
bar net nntruffert, bopoe me alGoer,
rem arnpe % bar .nplig barberet.
&am lao belle Stoen rolts og ligegpl.
Dig % loo, lom ON Den belle InPre
llct life angif bam. Sine TO Sorlpo.
rere breo ban iig life Oct millbite om.
0iitrittS0opofaten nplGite Infla.
gen, men 9SolsoB bsrte ilet life eiter,
buorior Den maatte lPles en- Sang
hi, og poa Dommerens Spsrgs-
maal: "SooO bar on OF iige?" reilte
BON Jig op, ltrrreoe paa Oommeren %
iporeoe, iiber at iortreffe en- Wine:
"Sfploia!"
0ette bIep Der BOG life toaet Sen.
nm til, ioet Conulreret tiIIoo Soripa.
rerne at prptofollere ct life ifploig."
San par nendia beitemt poa at gisrc
ali FOR al gioe Norberen "a fair
trial" Set tos fun 3 Smner at iaa
Ell iidotolliq Ssiirp. Serme fom hi
at beitaa al ire sSarmere. 10 &srlGg.
gere, en- S1neo, en- 8%orrtraftsr, Ell
9nnffas ierer en- Sporpognsbetient
% ire 8isbm9nb. Stte uf Dem pal
Imertfanere, ire bar loot / Spiflorto
% Ell / @nQlnto.
Den asiiiteretoe Sntriftsuooofat
nabneoe Observation-Disclosures meb en-
annite fort 6remitiaing al Sagen ira
neutrality-suspicious. Sioe, bporeiter
%ioneierielel tog i'm 9egpnoelie.
Or. Sorpeo 8apIoro ira 9unafo
par oct isrih Iihne. gan i~orfloreoe,
at ban bapoc uofert Sbouttionen az
ErGiioentcns Sig og belfrep Saarene
Nopen. Sueleiaaret bag Wape'
irtfen nor opiplot al Ell mort %Goite
% aoIhbroro bapoe iat inb. Gprcrnc
par oglad ifuoet. Ssoen par foraar'
ioact al aulleiaaret. Sioenifaben
fienocr intet. bporpeo aolobranoen !
S0aret fun0e pore f%orbrnoret.
Or, Serurn Wpnter, Den oan'f'
ieote SGge, ser asiiitereoe peS Sei'
isrite Operntpn al 9%rGiiSenten. par
Den nTitc Siope. Sm forflarc>c, OF
Trriioenten iRor inopilseoe ! ct iir'-
oertaite ia Speraiioneu % ioritoa
tilntoe, at bans SIN aibans Scra'.
Oet par prnifAiet iasoe ban, at font
me I'll Soure,,i oen baeerite gN al
YtaoeiGfter. s1en BET lpffeoes 300
peb al pcnoe MapeiGffen onrfrina,
hporeiter Soarene blep poifet % ,dri'
menipet. Set bar life oensans Ar,'
Ieonans til OF isge efter aliglct Tor
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27

nogen Gel al Sieet iflIlbe taees no I'll
bafteriologiif llnoerlsgelie.
Or. Monn, Der ltOferte Den fsrIte
Operation, iiotalte Jig / ct % alt lonl
i'm aouega, 81. Mpnter.
% G5olgoi5 Sirsbag Sormibbag
bragtes op / Getsialen bar ban meget
i%oronoret. Sun bar lige tails Joni
isr, men meget mere bles og bans
Wtiner minore frGf. Eau Weanoag
uotnte ban blot ct Orb UNDER belle
&etsforbanolinaen: "SfHoig." 9en
npite Dag fom ogiau fun ct eneite
ORD oper bans 29ber: "@anb."
San par teritig.
Site ct eneite 8ibne blep fsrt til
bans Ioripor. De 2eger, iom
bapoe mocrisgt bom forot iinoe
no, booroon oct bar fot meb hans
mentaIe 3iIitano bopoe nenulie nun.
oct, of ban bar fnlbt mo aniporlig
FOR fine Sonhlineer ~ouerfor 2open.
90 abioIut utpetpoia Sinosipg-
Dom piIoe 10 bore oct eneite, iom
futroe rebbe GsoIgoiS ira Setret.
teIien.
Gen eneIte, iom ptrebe ct Sro til
bans Soripur. bar gumle groom.
mer 2emis. 90 BOG por ielu bans
iSoriparstale life ian meaet ct Sor.
ipor for @shgoiS, iom Den bar ct
SorIpor for 2no og Ret. 0teo en-
Stermme oirrenoe al gepGgelie rbebe
BON Den mproebe BrGiibcnt fin Grit
bit, men ban ~frembGpeoe, at ieIu en-
Worber Tom G5oleois itoo timber
9opens geifptteIie % at SAB MOB
BAN cller Ififp FOR bans 0aob life
moutte hupe ncaen Snb1pbelie poa
bans 9pmfGlbdie. San fanot oct
urineligt, at ct Wenneife meb iino
Soritano f,inoe uoisre Ell Zig @ier.
ming, oa benItileoe til Siirpen at
operpcie neie, buorpiot Siltolte
flinSe aniees at bore aniparlia for
fine !Sartolineer.
Su oen gonlle Snrift Iuttebe fin
Gale, gr1n ban iom ct Barn, % hos
ISiIbererne | Saien par ogiaa mangt
ct Sie flistigt.
GaoIgpi5's anben Soriparer, Or.
Sonmer Situs. erflpreSe. at bor,
intet baooe at Isle til, bpab 2emis
baooe iaat.
9iitriftsuopofat Eemep GAP Der.
Iefter en- Speriiat ooer Saaen ira
Tantalempubiabeoens SHE OF for.
Ionate Giltalte fienot ifplbia / @oro
II fsrite 6rao. Saa gan CONNER
@bite lin &etsbd9rina til Surpen.
% aioften 4 Sirsbaa GftermioSas
Itrof Sitrpcn fla tiIbuge.
en- balu Sime eiter peitote Surper
tilbaee til HetslpfaIet. Zen ing
bommiiae Toroer iab Der enorul
bIeacre emo fsr, buns Senoer rp.
iteoe % aaoipeoen perieoe poa bans
Iniiat.
/ "er i bIet enie ON en- a~ienSclie?"
ipurate Tonnner @bite.
"Sa". iporeoe Surpens ScrmanS
Senrp @enot.
~$pao er @Sers aienoeep"
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27
Winneiutas SpamplanS.

Winneiutas Spamplanb. 2nro.
foinmisipr Sermdn er penot tilbage
til @dfbington efter flere Tigers Sra-
p9r / 8eiten. San bar pna Suren
bIanbt anoet beisgt Winneiota, bpor
ban bapbe en- aorierence meo Sur.
pepor General @arner meo Senipn
til Oct oifentlige 2anb, iom e1romi I'm.
oes Der | Staten. &ommisiGren I'M
berretteoe @arner ON, at ban agteoe
at unbefole en- 6orsgclie al Sepiatn.
gerne til Spmualingsfonoet, boorpeo
mere Spamplouo bill tilfaloe Statell.
San flyer, at Der enbnll er omfring
80 SopnIbips / nGpnte Stat, Der
life er opnnnalt, og ban tror, at Sp-
mnaIingerne funOe fuloenoes for
holoSpis burtiat, bpis Der blot bar
tilitr9ffelig Dfioler til at faa arbei.
oct uofsrt. augaaenbe bet Champ
Lamb, Der allereoe or bleuen u0oalgt
of Staten, pil aommiiPren foretage
EN- inbaaaenbe llnoeriseelie for at
fomme paa BET rene meo, bporpibt
Der err npget / ben Enoitanb, at Sta-
ten er fommet i Beliobclie at 2anb,
Tom oen life bapOe nogcn retm9slig
4ofomit til.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27
NGit cftcr @labrcpprtcrnc or

NGit cftcr @labrcpurtcrnc or bei
ingen Naeeaonoer, iom bar gioet be.
rsmte Ferionligbeoer og iremragen-
De offentli9e WGnb mere ser9relie
og 9rpoeri emo So~to9uierne. Geo
enbper mulig % nmlilig Inleonin9
err oisie ioruopue Spre paaieroe ior
al foo ct giaebe al eli lnnosfienot
S~tsrrelle / ale m,lige Yoliturer, %
oct er aaact iau blot meb bette llpG.
len, at enfelte al bore Stormeto
b~oaItapelig talt bar ppret ioriiugt al
"Gmera. Sienos", bpor Se iaa gif
% ltob. 9~elmronterne % SanberbiI.
terne, lorn iormeoelit i'm itore Hig-
Dom % Inieelie | i9rlig 8rao bar
pGret efteritrGbt al Soto9raier, bar
peb ct Bar 9eiligbeber ieei iig nebla.
get til at briige Nrperettrn ior at be.
ifptte line apinoer moo oisie Wenne.
tiers Inmasielier pno 8aber %
StrGber. S%uorpibt Brpiioent Hooie.
pelt piloe srtbe til liaurloe SorboloS-
reaier piloe bel bern pau SmltPn.
oigheoerne, bpiS bon life bar Brett
Dent. Com oct er, ioor ban ieee at
bolbe ,S%oto9ruierne ira 9ipet peb an.
ore Dtioler. ut ban bar goo 8rrno
til at bebe ii9 iriio9et Tor oeres Sp.
mrrfionbeo er Ger pisielia inacn
Spil ON; tbi ban bar ollereoe / flere
aor pGrct Ell "iorhiIgt Wanb", %
eiter bpao ban ieIp Tiger, frpater ban
Sotogruferne Iauqt mere emo Guar.
fiiterne.
SiSfte Senoae oeIto9 E~rpiioeutelt
/ @iroStleneiten / oct tuit reiormerte
Samiun0S Strife / Sppebitdben, ion
ban iepnlig behs9er, % on ban itrioe
forIooe 1irfen, bupbe ct uenneIfeliet
llhpre meb Sotograi Nppurat taget
YlooS iIoenior og bar etebiltfell0
iProiG III al "to9e BAN az, oa ban
piite it0 / Si~rfehrreu; men Erpii.
beuten bar nuberrhart forberebt poo,
al noaet iaabout uiloe hp1tbe. % ifiep
! re1cInt Ell Spfiof al en- HoIitibetient
meuem ia oo Ipporatei. iaa Der blep
fife noset @i1eoe al RcoiepeIt ben
Sang. Sotparoier blep Irbt iloo,
men han onc6e neppe ll6itrpfninaer
Al DompseIrn. iom ltillbe p~eoerinreS
ham. Sor ban fif Sio til at tGrfe iig
ON eller tage Tin Snbcngut oa inr'
'pirbt itoo Bruiioenten peo hans
Si0e. % Spn0eren bIeu @ienitani
Tor en- Iioen TrpOifen. iom lent uil
puo bum al Nfinbe. "Setie er en-
@uo& Sag. iagbe HooiepeIt. sc
bar oanprrt 9oser os lat eli Ylet poe
Gem ielp % Ceres Vrofesiipn. On
Dc lnqen Rcipeft bar Tor Serooger
% er moot til at arbeioe. iaa buro(
o. oog bape en- SmIe Agtefie iol
Serrens Su$l" Gereiter htIate noalt
penltge 6ormoriraer. og "aunero.
'ienoeu" Off lluteret bort. Tclitiet
gSaibiu9tou pil berefter isree Tor, a
BrGIioeuieu life ioriiIeiIiges al 10
toaraier, beoer oet; men oete or M
Iettere iast emo eiort.
Oct er iorreiten life bare De Ssolf
iom aier 6otoaraiieu til 9epebrso
Der iaoIeoes beiperer %ififfeIiqe M,en
nelter peo ole muIi9e 9eiliabeoer
amater. Jotoaraieu er. ON muliat
en- enbml itsrre WIaeeaanb emo De,
u proiesiionele "Siaeoi9ser", o,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27

Yruirsipr Sturm Sua / Iueiion.
@is.. er al @npernsr Ga Salette iio.
nGpnt til at uroerisee Sampiennin.
serne peb Wsenoota SirbsipaeoipI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27

Zen bsirite Eris, Tom noqeniinoc
er betolt for Sloatefpes poa Mnr.
tcoet | Sionr Sin, Soma, iioen
Stoctparben bIep oprettet, blcu ocll
24be Septenber betalt Tor is Stuf.
fer pufre. peIoporUtteoe Sbortborn
auGp. icrn / @iennemini, peieoc
1A29 Tino boer. ct Yocfina 60.
betoltc 1925 pr. 100 Tunb, 81 6O7
Tor %olleiommen eller 500 pr. Smffe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27

AT DEBORAH Institute is thaught that
system OF Shorthand and Typewriung
demanded by all business houses. Stu.
dents having a knowledge of the COM
mon branches can finish in five months.
Tuition s. per month is perhaps too low.
Winter term Oct. Is.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27
Reaeren Yarfcr, Tom frIote Yrp-

Nesereu Earfcr, 'om fGIote GrG.
fioerrt. N6r0eren G5olgob / @ulpet,
efter at ban bopoe afipret oen brp-
beroe allgle moo Mcainlep, ipes
life aIene at bore en- taper % mo,
big Rarb, men tiIliae ct gp6t Stpffe
al en- Siloiof. Ger er ncf al benz,
iom bar rrsret liz oper, at oct netop
ffuIoe ppre Ell 9eeer, iom tiIfeie&
Gsolgob Oct SIng. iom iorbinorebs
BAN / al .aifure enonu Here Stub
MOB Erpiioerteu oa oiSie bar peo
forifielliae 2eiItgbeoer iorisqt at qioe
bet ll6ieerbe Al. at oct mt life por
no9eu 6eIiegierriuq. Barter uoepe.
be, ia, Ne bar eubog uutet ON. at ban
fanIfe iIet irgen Sirg eiorNe oa At
BET belle er bare Sfrpo. Ser ON "a.
ger bcIotes Der en- g}itoe~ elIer Ser.
pcfeit 'or WcairIcu / Rodciter. e.
y. Heoereu Rnrfer encr "0ia Sim.
ION han oImirNdiS foIhe@, nor tnb.
bubt nj II iiae roqIe Gro orrpaoertoe
I'm @eiGtuirs ucb G5oIaoB'S Bao.
eribeIie % oct 9ioroe ban oa pou
i6lqertAe Rouoe:
Seq er bIepeu iortolt, al tpab en-
gseger ithret-cr life bIiper paafisn.
ret, men leg tror life. BET ~iorholoer
Jig inaleocs. 5uoo mia icIp araaar
9iorbe iea nm min 1Nigt, Seq Irg.
ger ~pcrionlig life iterre 8rpt poo
ben 0mitPrhigbeo. al ieg log 4rr.
iioenters @foroer / @uIoet. % er I'll,
ire0s me0 al operlooe set belle Ii.
STentItgbenenS retiproige 9cnem
rtelie. Sable fife lea pGrct poa Sp.
BET. piloe en- anben buoe npret Der.
men iioen ieg MI en- Sang par DC,
o. bcpoe Den Smtle llIeiIigheo. IN
mes Ieg NOT, az iea er beretiaet iii q
nnertienbeS iom oeu, Der gioroc Del.
Sr. Seisb 6annep bur | Ct Son
bounerbIoo abort oen Yaritano, a
Spnis, Der mere ero nogen amber
Spaoum bienieser trooper / arr
2jeneite. nGften uoeIufferoe ifnISe
ninnot 9anb. CO al 6nren FOR emit
re ira Stsu os 5luer err Iangt min
bre erb man / almiuoeIigbeo ba
aninget. Son manner Gpioemiel
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27
Sra bopeoitaoen.
gu Nrmesn bIiOe OmOroonii,rrte

Vi Nrmeen bIibs OmorsaniIerct?
Der er iuit MI itore SpefuIerinaer
oner, bpao Den npe Yrriibent bill fore.
tage fig paa oct enc o. bet onoet On.
ronoe; fiji at Der life bill bIipe /, o.
Gen 5ororporing / pisie Sietninaer,
tan man panifeIis tGnfe fig, ielp ON
&ooiepelt NOT iaa maeet bar iaat, at
bun oil islge iamme YoIitif Iom lin
6orgl1nger. 5slgeIia ai9tter man
lig frem, iaagoot mo fam. ct Rna.
te oil M pioe, at Oct err BrRiibentens
9eiriiat at omorgoriiere Seren. San
liter life Den gantle Sronina, iiaes
Der, og roget al oct fsrite, bon bill
foretage Tia, er at iette en- Del al De
gon1le 5pre paa @oben o. ubnnps,e
ilpe, friIfe &refter / oeres Steb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27
Compton ahsit.

Sampion ahsf. MeorJIomiroI
Sampion er efter eget gnife bIeuen
lott ira lin aonmanbo oper Bolton
geopp Ooro. aomiralens SeIbreo
bar | Oct letere p9ret temmeIig ouar.
lig, og bette er rimeligpis Sooeo.
grunoen til, at ban enifer iis iritaget
for aftip Sieneite. San bill blipe al.
lott fra lite Sftober at reg,,e af
3ear.Ioniral Iortimer 6. Sobnlon.
Gomiral Champions Ienner har men
sGngitelie pGret Sione til, bporleops
oct sraopis er saaet neboo meo bons
Selbreb, men bouber MI at en- IGn.
sere SpiIe bill sienoprette De neo.
britbte arPfter. Mbmiralen piI til.
bringe Den fommenoe Iiuter / @aib-
ington.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-27

nogen Del al 9iget ifuloe taees no I'll
bafteriologiif ltnOerisgelie.
Or. Wtonr, Der ltOfsrte Den fsrite
Operation, irbtalte Jig i ct % alt lom
lin aoaega, Or. Wipnter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-08-27

agent who, it is alleged, had to be con-
suited by firms having supplies to sell to
the fire department.
Senator Thomas F. Grady's name was
dragged into the scandal, it being al
legged that he shared certain commissions
with Marks, was interested in fire en-
gine manufacturing company and exer-
cised his influence for privileged offers.
The direct charge was made that $1,000 in
cash was paid to the Seneca Club, Of
which George Scanned, the commissioners
brother. is the head; whereupon the
giver, Isaac B. Markey of the Eureka
FIRE Hose company, was rewarded with a
lat contract for $500 feet of hose. This
was brought out in an argument before
Justice Gildersleeve of the supreme court
Tor dismissal of the indictments
The testimony was given by Hugh Bon
ner, formerly fire chief, who said that
Senator Grady was a member of the
Powers company, which received commits
s1ons on engines. William L. Falck, gen
eral manager of the Lawrence Fire Ell
gine company, also told of his difficulty in
doing business with the city. When
asked as to the composition of the power
company, Colonel Falck replied:
II l am not mistaken, Mr.. Cassell himself
told me that the firm tthe Powers comvanyl
was composed Of himself, Marks and Senator
Grady, and that the senator was getting 30
per cent of the firms income.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-08-27
KRUGER IS BITTER
Deeply Agitated by the PrOclama
tion of Kitchener.
BoER TACTICS NOT IRREGULAR
"If That is international Law Then
International LaWIessness
Would BE Better"


London, Aug. 27.-A special correspond
ent of the Telegraph has had an interview
'W1th Mr.. Kruger at Hilversum. He says
ne found the ex-president healthier than
at any time since his arrival in Europe.
he listened with keener interest and ar
gued with more acumen than ever. His
general health and his eyesight have been
fully restored. The interviewer asked him
If he had any objections to General Kitch-
ener's proclamation based on international
law. Mr.. Kruger replied loudly:
Your country recognized the Beers as bel
Ngerents. Now the proclamation says they
will be shot as belligerents where possible,
and when captured will be punished as reb-
els. Moreover, they are to be continually
weighted down by the thought that in offer
Ing legitimate resistance they are bringing
ruin upon their wives and children If that %
international law, then international lawless-
ness would be better, for under 1t everybody
would defend himself
Mr.. Kruger angrily repudiated the
charge that the Boer tactics had become
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-08-27

Senator Knute Nelson to-day saying that
he would be on hand and would gladly
act as the head of the Minneapolis com
mittee which meets Mr.. Roosevelt at the
train and welcomes him to the flour city.
The rest of the committee, in addition to
Mr.. Shevlin, will be Congressman Loren
Fletcher, ]. S. McLain, W. J. Murphy and
E. c. Best.
Vice President Roosevelt has accepted
the Milwaukee roads offer of a private
car in which to make the trip between
Chicago and Minneapolis and return. The
private car will be attached to the train
leaving Chicago at 6 p. m, Sunday, ar
irving here Monday morning. Returning,
it will be attached to the Milwaukee fast
mail at 60 p. M, Tuesday. The vice
president will make a fast trip to Ver-
mont. where he is scheduled for an ad-
dress.
A letter received from the vice-presi-
dent says that his children are improving
from their recent illness, and that their
sickness will in no way interfere with
his plans for visitinf Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-08-27
HAIL TO THE CHIEF
Rough Riders Plan a Big Turnout
for Monday.
ROOSEVELT AND LABOR PEOPLE
He'll Hardly March as Reported, but
May Review the Big
Parade.

If Vice President Theodore Roosevelt
attempts to meet all the demands made
upon his time during his short sojourn in
Minneapolis. next week, he will certainly
lead very Strenuous life." While the
hero of San Juan hill will be forced to
decline many invitations to Tend his pres
ence,' there is at least one organization
in Minneapolis that will be on intimate
terms with him for awhile.
The Roosevelt Marching club, sixty
strong, will meet at the West hotel at
a. m. Monday and take Como -Interurban
cars for the state fair grounds. The club
will reach the grounds in time to greet
the Roosevelt special train which will run
direct to the fair.
Headed by band furnished by the man
agement of the fair, the club will escort
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-08-27

to centrally located stand from which he
will address a vast assemblage.
The members of the club will wear their
Khaki uniforms for the occasion and with
their slouch campaign hats will bear
close resemblance to the famous rough
riders. The club is made up of exception
ally tine-looking young men and the vice
president will have every reason to be
proud of an organization which glories in
his name.
The Labor Parade.
morning newspaper announced that
Mr. Roosevelt would march in the labor
day parade in Minneapolis Thomas H.
Shevlin, who is looking after the distin-
guished guests itinerary here, said this
morning that no such plan had been made.
The proposition has nevertheless been
favorably received by the labor organiza-
tions and it is possible that Mr.. Roose-
velt will at least be invited to take some
part in the labor day exercises Philip
Carlin of the Bnuilding Trades Council,
said the matter would be brought up at
the meeting of the council Saturday night,
and that the reception committee would
probably be asked to use its influence to
secure the vice presidents participation
in labor's annual demonstration.
While Mr.. Roosevelt would hardly be
expevted to do any marching, laboring
he would occupy the seat of honor in the
reviewing stand.
Plans for the Reception.
The reception committee for the Roose-
welt reception at the Commercial club
met this afternoon to make plans for the
handling of the large number of people
expected to attend. President E. c. Best
of the club said that Indications pointed
to an attendance of 1000 people, 500 of
whom will come from points outside the
city The committee empowered Presi>
dent Best to appoint sub committees to
handle the details.
was decided to adopt the plan of
bringing the guests to the clubroem floor
in the elevators, and after they have
passed along the committee line, make
their exit through the ladies' room down
the stairs to the eighth floor, where they
will take the elevators down. This will
avoid confusion near the elevator land
ing on the ninth floor. On entering the
main door Of the club the guests will
pass into the assembly room and greet
the vice-Dresident. The reception COM
mittee will be occupied mainly in keep.
ing the line moving as smoothly as pos
sible, the vice-president being assisted
in receiving by not more than three or
four members of the committee at a time.
The problem confronting the committee
is to keep the crowd moving.
The decorations will be flowers and
flags. The main pillars in the assembly
room will be draDed with silk flags Two
bell boys holding a large silk flag will.
bar the enerance down the main corri-
dor of the club and turn the guests into
the assembly room. Flowers will be prom
inent in the decorations Of the ladies'
room through which the guests pass on
their way out.
7. H. ShsYlin received a letter from
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Paris, Aug. 27-A semi Official note has
been issued announcing that the porte
not having carried out its undertakings
with regard to the disputed questions be-
| tween the French and Ottoman govern
ments, M. Constans, the French ambassa-
dor, acting under instructions from the
foreign minister Of France, left Constanti-
nople Aug. 26, the date named in his last
! communication to the porte on the sub
ject. An arrangement had been effected
Aug. II and it's terms drafted by the Otto
man foreign minister, with the approval
of the sultan, who had promised NJ Con-
stans that the text should be handed to
him Aug 49,
M. Constans telegraphed to Paris, Aug.
19, that none of the promises had been
fulfilled; and NJ. Delcasse, minister of for
eign affairs, Aug. 21 telegraphed NJ Con-
stans that in view of so fragrant dis
regard of the undertakings, the negotia-
tions could no longer be continued and re-
quested M. Constans to inform the porte
that he had received orders to leave Con-
stantinople. On Aug % M. Constans
communicated with the porte, fixing Aug
26 as the date for his departure and as the
engagements were still unkept.
With the departure Of M. Constans, the
relations between France and Turkey may
be regarded as broken off. Munir Bey, the
Turkish ambassador to France has been
teIegraphed not to return to Paris
Munir Bey, who is in Switzerland, will
be informed as set forth in the semi off,
cial note issued this morning that the
French government does not desire him
to return to Paris. The current affairs
of the two embassies can be carried on by
the charges d. affaires, but all negotiations
of political nature will be entirely sus-
pended until the sultan yields to the
French demands.
The French government holds that the
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CRITIC BANISHEn
Afrikander Parliamentary Leader
Under Arrest.

Afrikander Parliamentary Leader
Under Arrest.
Cape Town, Aug. 27.-J. X. Merriman,
the parliamentary leader of the Afrikan-
der Bund, has been arrested on a farm
near Stellenbosch. He has given his pa
role not to leave his farm.
London, Aug. 27.-Mr. Merriman re-
Gently visited England, and urged, in
speeches and interviews, conciliation
policy toward the Beers. In a long let
ter to a friend, treating of martial law
at the Cape, dated at Stellenbosch, Aug.
s, and published here to-day, Mr.. Merri-
man says:
Public meetings are forbidden by mill
tary force. Quite recently a member OF
parliament, living fifty miles from Cape
Town, was hauled before a military tribunal
To crown all, the administration Of the
whole country is carried on by means of the
illegitimate issue of public money. You gas
man and because he does not make his
voice heard you declare he is contented
with his position.
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irregular and guerillalike. He said that
they are, as always, tactics of defense. He
added that the story that the real cause of
the war was conspiracy against Great
Britain On the part of the two republics
was absolutely false. A more diabolical
lie had never ben coined since man first
appeared on the globe. Peace was possible
only on the basis Of the independence Of
the two republics and free pardon for the
colonial Afrikanders who had taken part
in the WET