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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19
THE MCKINLEY MEMORIAL

Judge William R. Day, e~x-secretary
of state and president of the Mckinley
National Memorial association, has is
sued the following statement to the
public adopted by the trustees at their
meeting in Washington, Dec. Z:
The Mckinley National Memorial as
sociation was organized by the imme-
diate personal friends of President Nc
Kinley to afford an opportunity for the
people of the United States to express
their personal love and devotion to the
late president by the erection of a fit
ting memorial at his grave. The trus-
tees were appointed by the president of
the United States, the first meeting for
organization having been held at
Cleveland, Oct. TO- 1t is the distinct
purpose of the association to erect such
a memorial as swill fttingly typify
those exalted qualities of character,
simplicity, dignity, devotion to duty
and high ideals that were so eminently
exempIified in. his life and purposes.
This memorial is to rise above the
grave at Canton, O., where he will fin
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19
to any other association or to any en-
terprise of a commercial nature.
Jerry ] of the Minneapolis Journal

Jerry ] of the Minneapolis Journal
reports the western states divided on
the irrigation bill. The division of
sentiment is said to be due TO the big
cattle barons in Wyoming and Colo
RADIO, who do not al their monopoly
of governmnt lands for grazing putr-
poses broken up. Under the Hans
brough bill no settler can acquire more
than 80 acres of irrigated land. This
would defeat the object of the big cat
tie owners, who would like to get pos
session of large tracts of land for graz
ing purposes. It would be a matter
for regret if this division of sentiment
should prevent the passage OF any IT.
rigation bill, now that the prospects
for such legislation are better than
ever before.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19
DISTRICT COURT

CASES COMPLETED LATE LAST
NIGHT AND COURT ADJOURNS
TDMPORARILY-FEW CASES RE
MAINLINE TO BE DISPOSED OF.
The term of district court has been
adjourned, all of the jury cases having
been disposed of. The jury was dis
charged yesterday afternoon with the
exception, of the jury in the Heaton-
Jackman suit. This a s occupied
the attention of the court yesterday
afternoon and last night, not going to
the jury until 1 O'Clock this morning.
Heatcn claimed a commission of
some 5000 for selling Jackman's ranch
to HORNE and Stewart He claimed
that Jackman offered him a liberal
commission to find a purchaser for
his ranch. and that the purchasers
came through him. A good deal OF
testimony was taken on both sides of
the case. Mr.. Jackman said he had
not made any offer of commission for
IlV SdIC III LIS plcCc cACCpl ILdt uS udu
offered generally the sum Of $500 to
any one would find buyers for his
ranch. The case was considered by
the jury for several hours and they
finally returned a verdict for the de-
PENDANT, Jackman.
The Nc Cauley-Irvine damage case
was completed and the jury returned
a verdict of $40 for the plaintiff. A
motion was made in arrest off judg-
ment, it being claimed the court had
no jurisdiction of the action, and the
motion was taken under advisement by
the court.
The case of Frank Smoky was con-
tinued over the term on the motion of
the states attorney, the motion not
being resisted.
There are several cases yet to be dis
posed of. Court was held open sub
ject to such business as might come
before it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19
ally rest in accord with his own ex-

ally rest in accord with his own ex-
pressed wish.
In bringing the purposes Of this asso-
citation before the people, the earlier
work has been necessarily n of or
ganization. This has progressed rap
idly and satisfactorily. 1t. is desired
that all Equalization, be perfected in
every stats and territory, and local Or
ganizatfon in cities, towns, and rural
districts. with q. committee in charge
working in connection with the state
auxiliary is urged. The public should
be given the fullest opportunity to sub
scribe.
The trustees desire to express their
deep sense of obligation to the press of
the country for it's earnest support thus
far, and to recommend that all news
papers act as agents for the receipt of
subscriptions.
BY a resolution passed by the Amer
lean Bankers association, all banks
nave UCCA uCS1SAdtCu 40 uOpOoAIoli I'D
for subscriptions. All postmasters
will receive and forward moneys, and
all express companies will issue money
orders free of charge. and, when neces-
sary. forward money free.
In foreign countries the ambassadors,
ministers and consuls of the United
States will receive and forward sub
scriptions.
In every case the name and address
Of the subscriber should be forwarded
to the treasurer, Myron T. Herrick,
Cleveland, Ohio, for the preservation
in the permanent archives of the asso-
citation. and in order that souvenir GER
t~ificates may be sent to each. The
souvenir certificate adopted by the trus-
tees will be worthy of preservation as
a work of art and as evidence of the
holders participation in the erection
of the national memorial. 1t has en-
grayed upon it a portrait of President
Mckinley. and. in shadow, pictures of
the presidents home at Canton, the
Capitol, and White House.
The public is especially cautioned
against any enterprise attempting to
make capital out of the sentiments of
affection which inspired the desire to
rear at the grave Of our late president
a memorial which shall fttingly honor
his memory. 1t is the desire Of the
trustees that all contributions shall be
the free will Offering of the people and
they respectfully request the public to
discourage all propositions which may
seem to have as their object the OBJ
tanning of money by giving all OF part
Of the proceeds to the memorial fund.
The public is hereby notified that the
Mckinley National Memorial associa-
ton has no connection with orrelation
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19
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The &ismarek Tribnne.
Blu NJ. ii.
THE DAILY. TRIBUNE.

Published every afternoon, except Sum
day, at Bismarck. North Dakota, Is deliv-
cred by carrier to all parts Of the city at
80 cents per month, or Sc per year. The
daily sent to any address in the United
States and Canada, postage prepaid, ST.
per year; IS for six months; $1.50 for
three months.
Published every Friday: eight pages,
containing a summary of the news Of the
w~eek-iocal and foreign-part;cular atten-
ton being paid to state news. Sent to
any address, postage paid. for $1:00 for
Cor three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldes,
newspaper in the state-stablished June
III, 1873. 1t has q wide circulation and is
a desirable advertising Medium. Being
published at the capital OF The state it
makes a feature Of state news. of a semi
official character, and Is therefore particu-
larly interesting to all who desire to keen
and business
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Col. Lounsberry tells us in the cur
rent issue of the Record, just issued,
that hereafter the Record will be is
sued as a quarterly, the first of the
quarterly numbers making it's appear
nce February I. and every three
months thereafter. The contract for
the printing of the Record has been
let to a Fargo publishing concern, and
we may look for a better magazine
than before.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19
WHY OF THE NOT
A LOCAL MERCHANT HAS GOODS
ON THE WAY THAT WILL AR

A LUCAL MERCHANT HAS GOODS
ON THE WAY THAT WILL AR
RIVE SOMETIME-HE HOPES.
R. D. Hoskins: l presume the fol-
lowing item from the last issue of the
jamestown Alert shows the reason
that freights are so fearfully behind
these days. No local freight was run
yesterday and at latest accounts none
is on this division today. A large
amount of holiday goods for Bismarck
merchants are. in the yet-to-arrive
class and intending purchasers are
rightly and justly angry. I do not
see how any person is to blame, how
ever, except General Prosperity. Too
many goods ordered; too much work
for the railroad folks. I had a lot Of
Christmas goods billed out of St. Paul
on the Sth. They may be in the
Fargo yards among the 900 cars the
Alert speaks of. I certainly know
they + not in Bismarck and the near
arrival of the same is very problem
atical. If they ever get here they will
be placed on sale. Beyond this I am
speech1ess:
There is a scarcity of motive power
on this division and a number Of the
Old engines that have been in service
for a good while are showing the effects
of long and hard use. The water is
generally hard and poor for boilers
and the preparation that is put in the
water to prevent the scaling of the iron
interferes with the proper steaming in
many cases, it is said. " There is both
a scarcity Of men and engines. Tues
day night there were 300 loads in the
Fargo yards bound west, besides the
three trains that were coming in dur
ing the night One of the crews had
to go west with an old engine and only
70 loads when the train should have
a 40 to 80. A great deal of time
is spent on sidetracks waiting for or
ders. owing to the poor progress made
with the present motive power. with
which the company is handling the
largely increased business. New en-
gines and a large number of freight
cars have been ordered for next sea-
son. by the company, to keep pace with
the great increase in business all over
the system and particularly in North
Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Friday. December 20, the Gate of the
actual transfer of the Louisiana terri
tory to t1e United States, has been
designated by a number of northwest
ern governors as Louisiana Purchase
Flag day. and the flags will be dis
played from public buildings in token
of the first public memorial of the
forthcoming exposition at St. Louis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Attorney General Knox denies the
report that at a conference between
President Roosevelt and himself, it
was decided to remove Judge Moves
Notwithstanding the findings of the
California court Knox says the
Noyes matter has not been brought UP
for discussion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Ladies all wool walking skirts in
f1ounces and 7-gored, So. so and So. so
qualities all go at So 90 at Lucas &
O'Hara.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Christmas goods of some kinds at
Faunce's corner. Call and see the
nice things you can buy cheap.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Major Edwards of the Forum num-
bers Tom Mast. the cartoonist, among
his subscribers, and Mast sent the
major recently his copy of the tenth
birthday edition, with an original
sketch thereon, a reproduction of which
appears in the Forum.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Had it not been for the Schley reso-
luton, many OF Is would have re-
NAMED forever in ignorance that
there was a congressman named Mudd.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

A good fire proof safe at Faunce's
orne cheap for cash: Call and see
me. : ~ '&"~%
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19

Special prices for Christmas candies,
nuts and fruits at Richholt's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-19
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
The regular meeting Of the stock
holders OF the First National Bank OF
Bismarck, for the election Of directors
for the ensuing year, will be held at
the bank between the hours OF IL and
IL o'clock a. m. On Tuesday, January
IA, 1902. ss,
4 C. B. LITTLE, 4
a.. .]E5@ President.
Dated Bismarck, N. D.. Der, 1s, 1901.
II YOU would have an appetite like a
bear and q relish for your meals take
Ghamberlain's Stomach ana Liver
Tablets They correct disorders Of
the stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels Price, 25 cents. Samples
tree, at Beardsley q Finney's drug
store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Drsenthrr.

1. Gtaatsiefretdr Sap unb Sennpr Gps
req, Der n%icaraguanil6e 8eianbte, unz
teraei1neu einen Sertrdg, trait ceien
Nicaraaua ben Ser. Staten bic erfcrz
berli6en &e6te unb Yripilegien gum
8au bes &dnals einrdumt.
2. Saul &riger pirb in &bln entbulias
itiib aufaenommen.-Graf BON Ilpenss
Ieben gum beuti6en SDti6after in ct.
Yetersburg erudnnt.
8. .Gr6ffnuna beS britiiden 8drlaments.
4. General Mercier bdlt i'm frans6fiden
Senat cine 8ranbreoe gegen Gnglano.
6. &riiser fommt i'm Saag II.
Z. Sie 8uogetfpmmiiiipn bes beutI6en
&ei1stasS bepiQist ben BON Der &esie-
rung gefOrberten Gbinafrebit.-Sie Sc
ianbten PprtugaIs uno Der Nieberlanoe
perIa1en ibre beioerieitigen 8Often.
g.. + &arl Stubenrau6, ausgeSeihneter
@rapeur, San Nntpnip, Ser.-Grob.
feuer tn Canton, o.; $1,000 0 Sdaben.
9. + Oberit Carlo Yiepbp, peroienter
Offaier aus benz 8iirsertrie9e, in Gin>
e%innati, o.; 8rof. Iuguit @aloauer tn
ct. Souls, Wp.
u. Sic Stabt @aibingtpn besebt feierli1
ben 100. @ebenttag ibrer @rbebuns CUR
Yunbesbaupttabt.
10. Or. 6. 8renner gum Brdfbenten Der
Sdwei5 gemdblt.-8urengeneral Sela.
rep ihldgt bic Gngldnber bel Nppitse>
baht.-Sieh ineii1en 8eppumd1tigten
infprmiren bic Muitrten, oab ie nuns
mebr ppllauf autpriiirt ieien, nit ben.
ielben in bic Observation-Disclosures
einautreten.
Bon 2,227.74O eef4Ia4.
teten S9meinen muroe i'm lebten
Sa6re In ben Ser. Staater bas Sleifd
mitroftopil9 unteriudt. Stuff 2.160,.
$50 uarer, tridinenfrei; 25,9l3 ent-
bielten tridinendbnlide 26rper unb
IL, 597 Iebenoe Sridinen. Sic 2oien
betrusen ee9en 9 Gents pro S&wsin.
I'm bic 3abIbergifenbahn
hbergdnae au ebener grbe au per'
mtnbern, bat man In Gbieago In ben
Iebten a1t Sabrefl rri9t tpeniger ale
s12, 600. 900 nerausgabt. 9emungead-
tet baben in einem einsisen Monatt
unldnaf % ginuobner bur9 unfdlls
an iolden llebersdnsei ibr 2ebeu etn'
sebiBt.
2ebenbe SeIegrapbenfan
gen tam man our 3eit ldngs be
Strede Der @abannab- unb Stateboro
giienbabn, Ga, ie6en. Wan beniibt
bort Dor Ginger 3eit als Selegrapben
pfofien Gppreifenbdume, bic man, be!
beiieren Galtes balber, nit Der Murae
einieBte. SEPT baben nun bieie pfotier
am Oberen gnbe lufis Sproffen &c
trieben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

10. i .. YuItramer, Der ruprre pfeu.
bii6e Miniiter peS Sunern.
16. 9lbmiral Station in Nanila erbdlt
Orore. Elm &riessi6iii nab Safu, China,
gum S6us Der a~meritanii6eu Wtiiiips
mare su ienben.
II. Sieg Der Sbitruttipn segen bic .9er
Seinse@ i'm beuti6en Hei6stag.--St.
Y~atridStas in 2puoon pffSiel sefeiert;
bic &bnisin ielbit trdst elm aleeblatt.
Is. + Sol. Charles IS. Stifel, ~betannter
philanthropy, in st. 2puis, Wr.
10. Seier oeS 20Oidbrtgen Neitebens Der
Serliuer Ifapemie Der Wifeni6aften.
%. SrpnprinseiinsgSittwe Stepblnie BON
Oeiterreib permdblt il1 nit benz Gro
fen Spnpdp.
IS. Ser peuti6e Neidstas ipridt ii9 ent.
i6ieben gegen @ieoereinflbrung Der
Yriselitrdfe aus.
"a. Ser erite Spateniti6 fur ben 8au Der
Sunnelbabn in Stem g)prf.
25. Sas Clinton 2iberai Snititute, be.
fanute Wtilitdridule in Sort Ylain, 81.
g., brennt nieoer.
&c. + Or. Siaac 81. @tie, Der befdnnte
&efprrn.& abbi, 8elebrte unb Weni6en'
freunb, in Gincinnati.- Grs@ouper.
neur S. W. Stone pom MiNiiippi.
81. Stdatsiefretdr Sap unterbreitet benz
&onsreb feline aUrreippnbenS nit ben
Mddten betrefs Der BON ben yer.
Staaten nit Grfplg porsei6ldgenen Of
fenesSblr>Y rlitit In China.
%. + General Srubert in 9retoria; Ges
neral Souls Sotba ieiu Na6fctser i'm
Oberbefebl Der Buren, 8raf 8enes
BETH, Dor Musbru6 oes &rieses BON
1870 franS0iiider @~eidnbter in Berlin.
30. + Mrdib. Sprbes, beribmter ariegs>
fprreippnbent, 2pnopn.
80. Sic Yriten perlieren bel W{ealie
Spruit, nabe SlpemfOntein, $50 Wann
unb Z @eihibe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

Sr. Hea, @riinber bes Soutbern Mebicol
uno Snr9icdl Snititutes III 9ouispiue, 6p.,
NIT etablirten Sfficen in ben 6alrptftGbten
Der Ser. Staaten. @utor popul6rer Mebiz
cal @erfe rSiibrer CUR @eiunbbeit." .Ge=
lunbbeitsz Sournal, HerpOie S6wG6e, uih=
re uria6e unb Seilun9."
@om staate antborifrt.
Mugen=, Sbreu=, gtaIe= unb S%alsfraufbei.
ten, 9ranulirte Nugenlioer, Staar beieitigt,
i9eele lusen ridtts seiebt obae Sdmera
ooer 9efahr; eliGobeit porgebeuat; Iaufens
be Sbren, Saubbeit, SbrenflinGen, &atarrb,
Sronditis, Iitbma, &ranfbeiten Der 9eber.
beg Mageas nnb Der Gingepeibe, SartIeibias
tett, gta9enfatarrb. 9alenfrnnfbeit, @elb=
ludt, Nieren= uno 8laien=Seihmerocn, Sarn<
HUB, Hierentranfbeit, &IfenibpGde, urin<
bremen, 81 ofters uriniren II. +. M. 8lut.
rno Sautfranfbeiten. Sfrupfeln, Stnnen, Sts<
t%latterr, eczema, 9ei6wiire Il. m. Nerp6k
GranfbeiteH, gpilepiie Spi1orie, SdlaaHuB,
2ebersnberoruB, Gbeamatismus, 9euroleia,
Serjfraufbeit, lbDafe Circulation, Sera.
tlopten, Shptnoel II. N. aaH;er, &c.
ihmnlit, 9eheiit obne 81 i6neioen, pbne Nn<
fpenDunp BON Nrdtmitteln uno phne Sdmera
maneue Metbobe. .San1orrboibeu, 5ifteI,
geritepflln9, Srauentrantbeiten, ihmersloie
Mfeniurotton, neropie Sdudde, tpeiBer
SNB, sebeilt mad elmer mpternen Ntetbobe.
Seine unliebiamen Inter utunseu. ltnae=
geitaltbeiten, Glnmpfiibe, Sie9ung beg Gid=
grades, laneiames Wadstbum Der &inoer=
tribe Sdtpinbiudt. 8rppf, tIeine uno idtpa=
DIE Sbetle perar6Bert uno perftdrft. @leid=
ntel, tuer bel Der Sebanbluno e,fplglps mar.
Seine Seriude nod elm Miblinaen. rnbeil>
bare Safe ni6t 9enommen. Seibe @ei6le6=
ter peri6wieseu unb pripat. GoHiultation
nnb Examination fir babel Sntereiiirte 81.
9 t. st a,
louisville, Sp. Minneapoiis, @;nn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

20. Gas erie Sapctteulnmiuiu pes xcrp.
ecutl6cn 2lppb, oSerSo9in Sophie
Ibarlrtte," triiit in philadelphia elm.
81. SnfUlge ablebnenheu 8eideibS beS
UuIOeSober9eridtS banft @ouperneur
Saplcr BON Sentudp ab unb lberldBt
Wedbam paS Mmt.
%. Nnnabme Der In ltberalem Sinn amen,
birten p2er Seinde" i'm &eibStag.
"a. @plbenes Subtldum oe8 st. Souls
&urnoereinS .-grbiimung Der Yaiii0ns.
ipiele IN Sbermmergau.
%. Scianoter Gpn9er miro pom @aibins.
ton aus initruirt, bic unterbriiduns Der
pSprer~ -6eieui6aft 5u perlangeu.
81. Sames Sibbarris uno SUiepb Mulet,
wel6e al Dem Ybpenir 9ort.a ttentat
betbeili9t wdren, werben III New WOrt
an Der 2anoung p%erbinbert.
IS. 9ero &pbertS anneftirt fcrmel ben
Sranie,Sreiltaat fur Gnglanb.
20. Sic Gn9ldnber In SobanneSburg.-
Ser irdnS6fi6e 3riegSminiiter be @alis
fet tritt Surlt; General atnbre iein
NaGfpi9er. -Abmiral Sempf ldbt in
Safu 100 Wdrinelolodteu lanben.-
Grdlibent SrlSer perldbt Yretcria.
81. Gin Grtra5u9 nit 9ruppenbeta6es
mentS Der peri6iebeRen ,Mdhte Sum
S@ube Der @eianbti6aften in SEEING
9cbt BON Sientiin aus alb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

20. General eDatee erDdIt Orpre, Die
ameritanii6en Sruppen aus 8efine alls
rld5uSieben; III cine itdrte SGuBwade
bleibt.--f General S. 81. YaImer, 1896
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8plooemr,
trdten.
26. Spnperneur 8ppiepelt piro auf elmer
Stumptcur bel Cripple Greet, Gol., nit
Steinen bemorfen.
81: 0urdtbare Gewitteritlrme peruriaden
IN !Seflen slaiiau srUbe Serluite an
Wten,1enleben uno Gigentbum.
%. Seginn Der yfeuwablen gum YarIas
ntent in Gn9lano.
30. Sanes !SOparo in Srantfprt, ap.,
peSen Grmproung Sruperneur @cebeIs
gum Spoe perurtbeilt.
30. Soro Ipberts miro Generaliilimus Der
engliI6eu Nrmee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Gbronolosie fir 1900.
lteberIidt Der tuidtisffen G~reigntie
bes berfoKenen Sabrea.
aunuar.

AQftttQr.
/. G%injdbruna Der ueuen Mlrseinbeit
(arpne unb seller In Seittrrei6.
g. Grsbifbpf Gbapele, Der pdpitli6e 1es
le9at iir bic Ybilippinen, trifft in Was
Mia Elm.
3. &dpitdn &ei6mann miro Sum Ser.
StaatensM ilitdratta6e fur bic Suren.
armee ernannt.
4. Ser franS6fi6e Senat ais StuatSse.
ri6tSbpf perurtbeilt Seroulebe unb Sufs
fet su 10 Sabren Serbannung unb Cue.
rim su 10 Sabren @efansnib lpesen Ser.
i6wSruua.
IS. i Or. w. 81. Sammpno, @eneralarSt
Der Irmee a. 9. in Waibinatpn.
6. glutiser Mnsrif Der Saren auf 9aop-
imitb. -Gnsldlb gibt ben Ypitbampfer
.General@ frei, bei6la9nabmt aber ben
.Sersp9.a-S. 9. Stallp, be%rporrasens
Der 6euti6sameritanii6er Surtft uns
irlberer geianeter in &pn, ttrbt oa'
jelbit.
I. + Or. Gpmarp Me@Ipnn in ~slewburs,
80. g., befauuter 8rieiter unb Sreuno
Seurp Georges.
9. + Seuti6er Observation-Disclosures
p. Slider, Cberblr9ermeiter bon Nu9S'
burg.
10. QSrb 8pberts anb 2prb Git6euer tref-
fen in &apitaot ein.-0ie G~nsldnber
seben ben sSerSps" fret.-Graf Sllow
bdlt beim Stapelaut eeS Sdrbur9'
ImeritasS ampfers pSeuti6lanb~ cine
bp6pplitii6e Saufreee.
IL. Sn ct. WarpssSai, T. s., i1eitert
Der peuti6e Yetroleumedmpfer sSel9p-
lamb; Niemano serettet.
l2. GrispiS Sobu. 2uisi, we9en Supelens
b~iebitabls Su a Sabren 9efdnsniB per-
urtbeilt.
IS. Grpber Geiddftsbaustcmpler in Soma
Gitp. Sa., burd Seuer s~erit6rt; $780,
600 S6aeen.
70. Acknowledgement Der @rahenarbetter
in ~Snnidnapplis, Snb.
I6. Scbn 9. WcSonalo erbdlt ben Ron.
trait fur bic Nem Ycrter ~untersrunS>
balm. : @r<Spnsrebmann COLON ers
ibiebt i'm Sapitpl. Sptel In Sranffprt,
ap.. brei 8eripnen unb peruunbet 3pei
dnpere.
II. Gualanb aibt in Der .9unbesratb",
slfdre nab unb perfibtet ii8 gu S6a'
henerias.
Is. @ntbiIung elmer G~olpfalitatue Sdniel
@ebiters in Wdibingtpn, 8. 6.
10. SnterpelIatipH lber bic britii6en BE.
ihlaanabmen peuti6er Sdmpfer TN
Heibstaa; 8raf Sllow pdbrt ener9tid
Seuti6lanos &ehte.-gilouns beS Wti<
niiteriums .. Sperber tn Oefterref6.
20. i Spbn &usfin, 9onbDn; beribmter
Sunittrititer uno Sp5idlpolit,ter. =
3dmpfe um ben Spipnsfop BET GaSps
imitb.
81. Grpbe aunbsebuns gu Guufteu Der
Suren in @aibington; Sendtoren uno
8eprdientanten bic 9duptrebuer.
%. Sebeuflides anpa6ien bes bfterrei.
dii6en observation-disclosures; lber
$4,000 grbeiter ausftdnoig.
"a. Sptibafter D. SDueben GbrengGf Der
l1niperitdt GbicaSp.-SdiierSudng Ssl
BON China BON Der G~ailertnmutter CUR
gbbdnfun9 g%earpungen.
%. + SerSpgin 6riebrib au S8lestpig.
Splitein, bic Wutter Der beuti6en Gdiz
ierin. Sas Observation-Disclosures bes
ihliebt Die Ni6tsulaHuns beS Mormo.
men &pberts tn ben Gou9reB.-Uuley
siebt iib na6 Der Nieberlage pom
Spinnstop iiber ben Sugela 5urld.
%. @rnite unruben in Pilien infol9e Der
Gpblennotb.
30. Sdnbalenbdnbe seritimmeln ben Gore.
l%eibrunnen in Gew Ocrt.
30. Woroattentat auf Wm. @pebel, ben
bemptratii6en Observation-Disclosures
pom 8entudp.