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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-02

Copy OF grrfisSSneut from the BALTIMORE
.Sisap Saturday, Nov. 10, page IL
BY scHw.AB BROS. & co.
stelnsp & putzel, Solicitors,
Las Building.
Charles r Stein, Solicitor,
Central savi;ggs Bank Building.
RECEsTER's SALE
bF AN
EXTENSIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
uorHrrq OF CLOTHING.
CLOTHS, Innings. MATERIALS. etc. etc
OFFICE AND sUNDRY FIXTURES,
By PUnAIC AUCTION,
AT THE WAREHOUSE OF
GooDA7s, LEVIN a co.
10 EANDvER STREET,
THIRD. FcuRTE AND FIFTH FLOORS,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1901,
BEGINNING AT 10 A. NJ.
By virtue OF an CIDER OF the Circuit conrt
No 2 of Baltimore city, the undersigned, Re-
ceiyers. will eel ~ above ALL THAI EA-
TENsiVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF
CLoTHLNNa, AAgERIALs' FlAfohAs'
coSsIsTIgG IN PART OF
300 SUITS ovoasTED, cHEvIoT. etc,)
LARGE QUANTITY IhOOehhS. 10.
VESTS DVEEsoATS.
ORIGINAL. FIECHS woRsTED, CHEvIOTS
CASSIMERES. .OVERCOATING, ITAL-
IAN cL0THs. Innings, sATlNEs,
ETC. ETC.
BUTTONS, BRAIIjS, CANVAS, ETC., ETC.
FIXTURES,
IRON SAFE, SAMPLE RACKS. DESKS.
CHAIRE, ETC., ETC.
LEWIS PUTZEL.
CHARLES +. STEIN,
Receivers.
SSHwAB BROS. q CO.,
Auctioneers
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SPECIALS,

Mems Neckwear Of all STYLES and :
shades made of silks that sold ,
as high as soc in Butterflies !
lmperials, Toks and reversible ,
four-in-hands, sale price. ...... Isi
Is doz. Shield Bows, made Of fine
silk. actual value, 25o, sale puce 4,
Mems Stiff Bosom Laundrcd ,hrs
made of fine perCalc in fancy !
stripes, with one par Of link
cuffs to match, worth 5oand 7;c, !
sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sst
Men, extra fine top Shirts made Of
the finest percales, open front !
and back, in up-to-date patterns
with cuffs TO match, SIoo to
sI.25 value, sale price ........ 10,
Pleated Bosom Shirts, open front
and back, 81 90 value, sale
price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i5l
Mems Kid Gloves, in different
SHADES, 75c value, sale price, M
Mems and Boys Heavy Mittens.
25c and $50 value, sale price,, lsl
Mems Extra Heavy Leather Nit
tens, worth 45c, sale PRICE, 2jt
Men s Extra Heavy Corduroy pants
to fit all men, strongly made,
full lined and sewcd with linen
thread, guaranteed not to rip
usual price 50 and s. 80, sale
price. ............,,.'''' i''
Large assortment Of holiday neck
wear, made in the richest shades
and the nobiest shapes, made Of
high grade Japan and corded
Silks, actual values Sc and 75c.
sale prlce .........- .....,.'''
4 a
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NOTICE.
AN ORDINANCE

Repeating Sections Is. II, &c and 81
1.-THE City 100000 Bond Ordinance -
Approved May lst, 1900.
AN ORDIN ANCE entitled an ordinance to repeal
the provisions of Sections 10. IL and %, as the
same were enacted by an ordinance. known as
1.-THE City $120.000 Bond Ordinance approved
by the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen OF the
city OF Annapolis. on May 1st, 1900.
SECTION BE it established and ordained by
the Mayor. Counsellor and Aldermen of the city
OF Annapolis. That the provisions of Sections i6.
u aud q, as the same were enacted by Ordi-
nance known as "Ihe City $4,000 Bond Ordi-
nance Of the City Code. be and the same are
hereby repealed.
SECTION 2-Be ii established and ordained by
authority aforesaid. That this Ordinance shall
take effect from the date of its passage,
Approved December %, 1901.
c. A. DUBOIS. Mayor.
CHAs, N. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NICHOLAS II. GREEN. Trustee, No. 10 Church
Circle, Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-02
James r. Brashears, Attorney.
Order NiSi on Auditors Account.
THOMAS w. CORNELL, EFT AL, VERSUS OIL
YER T. CORNELL.

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.
No. 22S2 Equity.
Ordered, this Dist day of December, 1901,
That the report aud account OF the auditor,
filed this day in the above entitled cause be
RATIFIED and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary oe shown on or before the
SIXTH. DAY OF JANUARY, 1892.
= PROVIDED, a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published In Anne Arun-
del county. once in each of two successive
weeks before the said sixth day Of January,
1904
JAS REvELL,
Judge Circuit Court, A. A. County.
True Copy, Test
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-02
OvercoatS and
Suits for BOYS.

Boys Chinchilla Refers,
At SI.39
Boys Storm Refers with high
storm collar, side pockets, worth
81. 50.
For $I.73
Boys all-wool double-breasted
suits, sizes to 10 years old,
Fer 81. OS
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Mems double-tseasted Suits. the
new kinds, threel5utton Sack, in
Black and Thibett military should.
ers, the latest cut. igell tailored and
we guarantee fit, cost to manufac-
ture $3.50;
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sale Price $G.25

Mems Suits of Gray and Oxford
Cheviots. guaranteed to be all-wool
and nothing bette can be obtained
for better service 81 50 90;
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-02
sale Price 1875

Black and Blue sl-wool Cheviots,
French faced, made with farmer sat
J in lining, cost Of manufacture, $500;
bring paper with y:.1u and call Tor 1t;
sale Price S6.2
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-01-02

Mems Yoke Raglans and Over
coats, have all the appearance of tail
or-made garments; all clothing stores
would ask $500 to $40 90;
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RAGLANS
Sale Price S5.0S

Also large variety of Raglans for
Men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20
NEWS OF The DAI

Leonardt)wn, Md, Is blockaded by
the freeze aud provisions are scarce.
John Price committed suicide yes.
tsrday in st. Mary's county, Md by
hanging.
The steamers 81 Louis and Campania
srs racing with the Kronprirz Wilheln,
which Is bringing Prince Henry to the
United Ststss.
Eggs we're selling In Baltimore yes
terday at 40 cents q dozen retail, owing
to the cold westher aud the stoppage OF
bay navigation.
The cleauest and most scientific box.
log match ever pulled of 10 Baltimore
was that last night bttReen Casper
Leon, OF New YORK, and Alexander
Dunsbeath, of Psssaic, N. J. Leon was
given the decision.
Mrs. Pearl Csrley Hunt, divorced
wife Of Richard 81. Hunt, of New York,
aud who three times rejeeed offers OF
marriage from William K. Vanderbilt,
vas married yesterday to DR.. Charles
w. Hargens, Mayor af Hot Springs, 8.
ID. Mr.. and Mrs. HsrRens will make
heir future home 10 Denver.
Attorney General Koox. acting no
der Instructions from President Roose-
welt, lis about Ito begin legal bat 10
against J. J. Hill's giant railroad trus'.
II vas officially announced t day that
within very short time q bill will be
fled by the United States to tsst the
legality Of the merger OF the Northern
Pacific and Greet Northern systems
through the fundamentally of the
Northern Securities Company.
Charles F. Jones, the valet of William
Marsh Rice, continued his testimony
10 New York yesterday In he trial Of
Albert 7. Patrick, who is charged with
the murder Of Rice. The valet told Of
the progress OF the alleged conspiracy
bel Heen him aud Patrick to get The
Rice millions, of his writing a will sltsr
a form suggested by Patrick, of an un-
successful effort to get the witnesses to
the 1895 will ID witness the later will,
| and of his own insistence on being q
beneficiary under TIE proposed will.
and disagreement which followed be-
tween himself and Patrick.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRApHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

London, Feb. co. General Dn.d
Kitchener today rsport= 80 nSeuccess'
iul stack on the Beers near Nigel, on
February is. The Beers detached and
surrounded the Second Dragons, kill
ing 2, woundipg eight. and capturing
Sc, who were subsequently, released.
Calais, Feb. 20.-The past season has
been the most disastrous 10 the history
of French ccd fishing 10 Iceland waters.
| o @ huodred and fourteen -eamen have
been drowned.
Constautinople, Feb. 2O.--Great foods
attended by heavy loss oflife and much
damage TO property are raging through
out eastern Turkey. Forty miles OF
the railroad between this city and
Adrianop are completely submerged,
and the villages OF Tohskijkeni, and
Djsjghiskeni are entirely under water
Thirty persons 10 Djisrieneheni have
been drowned and 200 others are miss.
ing. One hundred and TWEEN ty-nine
houses have been swept away By the
waters.
Rome, Feb. 20.-Tbe Pope today re-
ceived & conmi tee representing the
jubilee pilgrimages now 10 Rome. who
conveyed to his Holiness the coDRratuls-
ZION of their ouLtrymen on the ami
verssry of bis accession to the pontifi-
caoy.
Rome, Feb. 20.-The italian psriia.
meut was opened by King Victor
Emanuel today. Il was magnificent
spring like day. The King,in his address.
promised social reforms, and alluded 20
the bill for the Improvement of divorce
laws and the recognition oil illegitimste
children. The speech was received with
most er tlusiastic applause.
Paris. Feb. 20.-M. Branley, Presl.
dent OF the French Wireless Telegraph
Company has made the revolutioDizlup
discovery OF 3 new rsdio.coDductor OF
extreme sens tiveness, constanoy, and
resis lance, and which causes greater
speed and reliability than the one In
use at present.
Rome, Feb. 20.-The Pope's jubilee
was opened with the Te Deum at b.
Peters today. The sight at the cattle
drsl was most imposing. Over $4,000
persons were present, including all the
Cardinals 10 Rome, as we'll as the men,
Oers OF the American college headed
by Rector Kennedy. Cardinal Ram
polIa and the Archbishop OF the
Basilca offioiased. The Pope announ
oed that all the foreign sovereiRos
would send missions to bis jubilee. 10.
Guiding the "Prt sstant King of Fog.
land"
Vienna, Feb. 20.-The Reichsrath was
again tho scene OF the widest disorder to-
dag. The clerical Hsgenhofer called the
Pan-Germsn leader, Schoenerer, "a drunken
dog" The Pan.Germans rose in body to
defend their leader and mobbed Hagenhofer.
A general row followed.
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D. A. r.

| The national board OF the D. A. Z.
was accused of extravaganza at the
stormy session OF the congress 10 WASH
ington yesterday when the fight be-
tween the supporters OF the national
society and the supporters OF the in
dividusl char tsrs cane together 10 q
coDh ct for supremacy.
Mrs. Bill Draper made the statement
IN regard 20 the alleged ex'ravsRauce
of the ostlonal body, aud gu tsd figures
t. prove that less money Is being eaved
| now for tle Continental Hall, with u
natioual membership OF 10000, tlaD
vas saved several years sgo with g
smaller membership.
The session was one of the most ex-
citing ever held by the DanRht srs aud
brought out the strength OF both sides
in the society. 1t was recognized that
the fight must be 10 she foish, and
full support was marshaled for each
side,
All of the forenoon and most of the
afternoon session was devoted to con
| siderston OF proposed amendment OF
article 8 OF the constitution with res
pect TO GDpropristing a proportion oil
| the dues to be used toward the erect on
| of Contlneu al Hall, and for section 8,
Ito substitute, "tbe local chapters
shall retain three-fourths OF the annual
dues and one-half OF tle life member
ship fees."
Mrs. Mclean appealed to the de-
legstes t rally around her 10 supper
ing the amendment, declaring tbere was
"nothing personal" in the Issue. II In
volved 3 principle, she said. The
money was not necessarily to be used
for the Continental Hall fund.
Mrs. Charles Carlyle Darwin, OF the
District OF Columbia, treasurer.general,
was permit I'd by the congress ID reply
| to Mrs. McLsau's remarks regarding
the disposition OF the finds oil the
society. The vote was: For the
amendment, pit; against the amend
ment. 25s.
Mrs. Ksrow, OF Georgia, offered q
resolution, which was adopted, request
ng the sppoiu tment of committee to
attend the reinterring OF t1e remains OF
Gen. Nathaniel Greene, at Savannah,
Ca, 10 May next.
The report of Miss Mickey, the reg
istrar general at the convention, shows
That duriog the year 1914 members
nave been added to tne rolls, includins
40 actual daughters OF revolutionary
soldiers.
Miss Mary Desha, of Kentucky, got
the floor to denounoe cd Assistant A.
J tJrney General OF the Uoit ID States,
who the said, had called the conslitu
zion OF the Daught srs' Congress patch
work.
A ripple OF merrIment was caused at
last evenings session Of the Daughters
When April 10 was claimed as the date
oil the birth OF Washington, the battle
OF Yorktown, the assassination OF Lin
coin, and Decoration Day. The claims
we're made incident to an effort made
o change tue date of the met ting Of
the congress to April 10.
| At o'clock this evening the officers
aud delegates to the convention were
received at the White House by Pfesl'
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt.
The Congress this morning received
reports from the Liberalism General and
the Register General, after which can
didates for the immediate vacancies
among the vice presdeLt general were
placed in nomins ton amid much con
fusion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20
TELEGRApHIC BREVITTES.

1Two Italians we're killed and three Others
badly injured this morning at Beek's Run,
near Pittsburg, Pa, BY fall of rock on
the Pi.tsburg, Virginia and Charleston rail.
road. The men we're working in q cut near
sharp curve, and fast train was upon
them beiorea warning cry could be raised
The three injured were probably fatally hurt.
Fire this morning destroyed the Florence
and adjoining apartment house st Kingston
avenue ann HeIkimer street, Brooklyn. Loss
$4,000. The flames broke out at 6 a. m.
when majority OF the tenants were In bed.
They msde hssty exit, many In scanty a..
tire. All got out safely.
Paul Kruger, the Chicago man without q
stomach, is dead He lived ten months with
out that necessary orgsp. Scientific men ex-
press much disappointment because he stsrv.
cd to death before the second great operation
was performed.
Diners in the Palace Hotels grill room Ia
San Francisco last night were surprised az
50 sinz women OF fashion smoking in public.
The women are the leaders OF San Francisco
society.
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The Disturbances at Barcelona.

Madrid Feb. 20.-The members oil
the cabinet fear that II the noting by
striking workingmen at Barcelona con-
tuues they will be compelled to resign.
1t is thought possible That the govern
ment will csll out the army reserves,
10 6nsl effort to force an end to the
Disturbance. Il Is said that the au-
thorities fear the Csrists will take ad
val tsee OF the present confusion to In
itlate an uprising.
Paris Feb. 20.-A dispatch states that
bloody fight has taken place between
troops and rioters near Barcelona, 10
which 500 were killed and wounded.
A large part of the town has been rszed
by the strikers, the despatch states,
and the artillery headquarters were
burned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20
FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS,
Washington, d. c., Feb. 20.
SRNATR

When the Senate began the consider
alton OF the Philippine tariff bill TODAY
Mr.. Patterson (Col.) took the floor in
denuncistion of the treason and sedi.
ton laws as passed by the Philippine
commission. OF the indictment of the
Philippine people," ss be termed it, be
said that never had people been held
up to deeper scorn and contumely than
bad they been "by the ruler of the
Islands, Governor General Taft"
Mr.. Patterson In charging that Gov.
ernor Taft and others had "slsndered
and detained the Filipino as besotted 10
ignorance" read from War department
records to corroborate his charges and
sustain his glowing tribute Of the
natives.
Mr.. Foraker took Issue with Mr..
Patterson's assertions that "Governor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20

Taft had motive 10 bis misrepresenta-
tiousr and said that ct later date he
would have some thing to say on the
other side.
HOUSE.
The House took up the 1udian ap-
propri ,tion bill today under the five
minute rule.
Mr. Sherman was the first speaker,
reviewing the purposes Of the measure.
He was followed by Mr.. Curtis, one Of
the members OF the commi tse who
prepared the bill.
Mr.. Little secured the passage OF an
amendment ordering the commissioner
of Indian affairs to investigate the sub
ject OF Indian education and to report
the most feasible method of teaching
the youth Of the tribes upon their own
reservations. The charge has been
made that the Indian boys who leave
the reservation to attend schools 10 the
States r, turn to savsgery and blankets
soon after they rejoin their people.
Mr.. Fitzgerald made speech in
favor OF the Little amendment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20
VIRGINIA NEWS

Thes. Cloodey, q local celebrity,
Confederst, veteran and survivor OF
the famous Louisiana Tigers" died OF
Hsrrisonburo yesterday.
The Il. J. Heinz Company, of Pitts
burg, has closed negotiations for q
tract OF IA acres of land ct Port Nor
folk, upon which it will erect branch
picking est ablishment.
Mr.. Rufus D ven, OF Halifax county,
and Mise Belle F. Ficklen, daughter OF
Mr.. w. F. Ficklen, were married yes
terday at Belmont, the home OF the
BRIDES parents, In Stafford county.
A challenge to fight duel has die
turbed the serenity OF the Lee Literary
Society OF the Young Mems Christian
Association OF Richmond. Charles G..
Taylor, jr., has challenged Henry Guer-
ney, to mortal combat.
Mr.. Ernest Ray, eldest son Of Mr.. ].
D. Ray, q merchant in fredericksburg,
shot himself lat night In his room at
his fathers home and there is but little
hope for his recovery. Il is not known
whether the deed was done purposely
or was an accident.
The condition of William o. Shipp
and Walker Gray, who were shot by
Levi D. Walker, brother OF young
woman whom Shipp Is alleged TO have
betrayed 10 Norfolk, was not 30 favor
able yesterday. The recovery OF the
wounded men Is now regarded as
doubtful.
Absalom Waller. wealthy citizen OF
Spotsylvania county, who was the re-
publican candidate for TIE State Senate
for that district at the last election,
was married In Rome, Ga, Tuesday
light to Miss Louise Jones, of th At city.
They will reside at the home OF the
groom, near Lewiston.
Crunnel and BurDelt Linkous, al
legged check rsisers, are In Price
Mountains, near Blsoksburg, armed
with Winchesters, and defying arrest.
They have been fred on by q large
posse. Several hundred men LETT
Blscksburg yesterday to capture the
outlaws, who say they will die before
being arrested. The sheriff Is taking
collins to bring hack the bodies OF any
who may be killed. The outlaws were
indicted at the December term OF the
MOI tsomery court, but escaped jail.
A bloody battle will undoubtedly
follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20

AsHAD been anticipated land should have
been expectod) President Roosevelt's decision
in the matter Of Admiral scbley 's~appeal lie
adverse to tine admiral on every material
point. The President asserts that the court
of inquiry did "substsntisl justice" to Adj
rniral schley. He holds that the admiral was
not in commend OF the feet in the Santiago
battle, which be chsracterizes IS captains
fight" President Roosevelt sharply crit.
clses Admiral schley for the Brooklyn's loop.
He also hopes the matter will not be pushed
auy further, which is interpreted to mean
that he does not want it brought mp in Con-
grass. But Admiral schley has at his back the
support of the people Of the country, who,
despite the findings OF the President. will
ever regard the admiral as the winner Of the
battle Of Santiago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20
To SETTLE sTRIKEs.-The executive

To SETTLE STRIKEs.-The executive
committee of the National Civic FEEDER
alton which met 10 New York yester.
day adopted plan for the settlement
of labor disputes. This plan is 10 toe
form OF set of bylaws, and provides
Tor q committee on Cancellation, 10 con
slst of nine members-three from each
group of the executive committee
representing capita, labor and the gen
eral public. Upon receiving ipforma-
ton of threatened strike or lockout OF
more than local magnitude. this COM
mittee will use its good offices 10 re-
storing harmonious relstons, and re-
polt its action to the executive CON-
mittee. Should the efforts Of the con-
cilistion committee prove Ineffective
and beth parties TO t1e dispute desire
he service OF t1e executive committee,
it ls direct ID that they may be invited
to select Two employers and two wage
earners from the executive committee
10 serve as 40 arbitration board.
Should the four find il necessary to ap'
point an umpire to fuslly decide the
dispute, they may select fifth member
from the division representing the
public. Should controversy seem OF
such magnitude as to justify such &C.
lion, the nation oil officers OF the com
miltse are authorize to call meeting
Of the entire commit ZEE to consider the
situation and take such action as may
be required The executive committee
may appoiLt auxiliary committees to
deal with local Disturbances, to be gov
erued by the rules adopted for the in
dustrial depaI tnent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-20
PYTHIANs ELECT OFFIoERs.-Ths

PYTHIANs ELECT OFFICERs.-lhe
Grand Lodge OF Knights Of Pgthias 10
session In Richmond last night elected
the following officers:
James w. Gordon, of Richmond,
grand chancellor; George @. Csbell
it,, OF Dsnville, ylce'chancellor; Wal
tor A. Edwards, of Norfolk, grand
keeper of the records; Rev. J. H.
Dickinson, of Essex, grand prelsts; L.
L. Courtney, OF Richmond, grand mas
ter OF exchtquer; V. p. Holt, Of Hamp-
ton, grand master at arms; J. K.
Bryan, OF Roanoke, grand inner guard {;
r. E. Warren, OF PoIt,mouth, grano
outer guard.
The lodge will meet In Roanoke next
year.
At the banquet on Tuesday the
grand prelste, w. II. May, Of Alexan-
dris, made the invocation.
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RECEPTION CALLED OFT is an
bounced tnst the rojscIed reception
10 the Navy Department which Score
tary Long intended to give Admiral
Won Tirpilz and his ttsff snd other naval
officers who will accompany Prince
Henry, has been eliminated from the
official programme. 1t is understood
that Secretary Longs plan did meet the
approbs ton OF certain influential sens
tors and representatives, and that q
quiet intimstivn was given him TO with
draw the invitations. These legislators
did not recognize the necessity OF Us.
log the Navy Department for q social
entertainment. They expressed them
selves quite enphaticslIy as to the pro.
priety of inviting men OF sucn dignity
ss tie admiral of the German navy and
Count Won Bau iissin to q receptIoo
held in public office. Secretary Long
realized the opposition s0d Informed
the German ambassador that he would
not ender a reception ID the visitors,
10 congressional and naval circles his
proposition ID give q reception TO sd-
mirsl Won Tirpitz 10 the department st
t1e governments expense Ia considered
beneath the dignity OF that high official