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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26

THE PANAMA TREATY SIGNED,
The Agreement TOR tho Construction Of
the Isthmian Treaty Ready
for Ratification.

Washington, Nov. 19.-Secretary Hay
and M. Philippe Bunau Varilla, tho
minister Of Panama, at four o'clock
yesterday evening signed the Hay
Bunau Varilla treaty providing for the
construction Of the Panama canal BY
the United States. The keynote OF tho
treaty is the provision in one Of tho
very first articles by which Panama
cedes to the United States whatever
land or lands throughout the republic
Of Panama this government shall md
desirable In connection with the build
ing or the operation and maintenance
Of the canal. In addition the treaty
gives to the United States abundant
sovereignty over the canal strip which.
1t is understood. comprises between
eight and ten miles on each side OF
the canal. Within this zone the power
Of the United States Is as absolute as
II the zone were part and parcel Of
this country. 30 X
In general 1t may be said that while
the new treaty contains many Of the
provisions Of the failed Hay-Herran
treaty 1t is not based on that conven-
ton, but follows not only the spirit,
but the letter Of the Spooner act The
money consideration is understood TO
be the same. only Panama, instead Of
Colombia, Is to receive the $4,000, 1000.
The canal is to be neutral and open
to ali nations on even terms.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
MOONLIGHT.

Miss Lizzie 6McFerren returnet
from Rinehart on Friday.
Miss Beulah Musser Of Abilene ha,
been attending protracted meetings
at Bethel.
Rev. J. B. Zook is preaching good
sermons at Bethel and meetings are
increasing in interest.
Miss Amanda Noel is working at
Amos Baer's. R q
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McFerren spent
Sunday Of J. s. Hoover's.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter Of De-
'troit attended church at Bethel on
Sunday morning.
F. r. vanvoorst and Harry Dietz
were in Abilene on Saturday.
Jesse Brechbill recovered his robe
which was stolen from church several
weeks ago. y =
N. L. Brandt's sale last Friday was
well attended and the stock brought
good prices. Mr.. Brandt and family
will leave for California in a few
weeks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
WALNUT GROVE.
Miss Wilson returned to Abilene,

Miss Wilson returned to Abilene,
Nettie Kahn, Bertha Hoover, Nathan
Brechbill and Ohio Lady visited Abbie
Bert Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Whitley visited al
@. Wick's.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Duffy and
Floyd and Esther Duffy visited their
daughter and sister, Mrs. A. Water
'stradt, Of Moonlight.
Miss Bessie Knerr visited with Anna
Watersheds.
Mr.. and Mrs. P, Probssco and Mrs.
g. A. Probasco visited Mrs. Kuerr.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
An aIol.lns Incident in : TAsassr.

st. Louis, Nov. 1s.-During Q play
last night at the Imperial theater,
Howard Hall, an actor, who enters
cage containing two lions. slipped a.
be entered and the lions sprang at
him. Hall defended himself az best
be could and was rescued By prompt
action on the part Of the keeper. Two
actresses tainted and the sudience be-
came 20 excited It was necessary to
ring down the curtain until order had
been restored.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
HERIEGToN.


a. = harms was married to Kutl
.s a.0. 'as' ~ssE. me ceremony wa
M.au...,. y nov. :. nm ~ Mc, =. =
Is 20 0wPioyeu Dy tne nocl
in Hsfin0ton. - - 60
b ~. 1g.z.. ,a..
~ ,, ss " ~. Of C0li0reu nave
'"''''' 'u' w Ssrlous enscts are
n. s
.r,.,, AZ, ~"a 49,. M.s. oOmn VINO nave been
rs.nrnsd i to w.m.r - 'n'' Guy nave
"eu " "smego'
,oor" ,,s : I ,+,. nave 'n''r new store
- ''0 WIN gas
harry Lantry arrived here from
Cn'Osgo last week. His parents re-
sac mere. DE Is now Rock Island
empi0ye ana will make Herington
Ahis home. R =
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
FOEemen on a Trip.

a Q. = special carrying all tbe
section foremen 81 the Kansas divi.
sion went through this afternoon
The foremen ride in an open, cal
ahead ahead Of the engine, the seats being
raised to give each full view Of the
track. A bell rings when rough track
is reached. 1t is cold trip for the
men. They took lunch at the Pacific.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
open SHOP" ISSUE.
The A. F. Of L. Declares Unanimous
ly In Favor Of Union Shops.
ROOSEVELT ASKEDTOREMOVE MILLER
Resolutions Adopted in Favor Of Woman
Suffrage and the Election Of the Pres
idept and Of United States Senstors
By q Direct Vote.

Boston, Nov. 20.-The American
Federation Of Labor yesterday dis
posed summarlly Of the open shop"
issue, as raised In the case Of William
A. Miller, now employed in the gov
eminent printing Office at Washing
ton, and the Miller case itself, by unan-
imously declaring m favor Of the union
shop In government as well as in pri-
vate enterprises and by petitioning
President Roosevelt to re-examine the
evidence offered against Miller and,
II verified, to remove Miller. Although
the resolution adopted presented the
federation's view on both open shop"
and the Miller case, the issues are
kept entirely distinct. The re-exam-
ination of the Miller case is not re-
quested because Miller is not non.
unionist, circumstance formerly
urged as reason for his removal, but
because the federation believes Miller
10 totally unit to be In charge Of
working people"
Resolutions were adopted favoring
the construction Of the Panama canal
by citizens Of the United States, urging
that the Chinese exclusion act be made
to apply In the Philippine and Ha-
waiian islands and favoring woman
suffrage. and the election Of the presl-
dent and Of United States senators by
4 direct vote.
Anmirai fIarE Waa the a1iaat OF
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Humphrey wbc
left here in their automobile last Fri.
day had some difficulty in getting to
Topeka their first stopping place.
The machine baked before leaving
Abilene, making them considerable
trouble in starting. 1t broke down
completely at Silver Lake and they
did not get to Topeka until yesterday
morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26

Remember the date
of E. S. Engle's sale
Wednesday, Dec. End.
The sale will COM
mence at $50 a. m.
See the advertisement
in another column.
Remember the date
next Wednesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
! HJ,,s ,rs slilE sbsIsuGKFrrEf

There will bea sunday school con
vention at the school house on Sunday
commencing at 10 .. m. Bring
baskets ff8R f9sEgN9
Price Burkholder and his sister,
Mrs. Noah Martin Of Abilene, spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Burkholder. ,l' IA
Emery Plum husked and cribbed
ll6 bushels of corn for E. Hoyt Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van voorst spent
Sunday afternoon at E. Hoyt.
SUPP. Dyer visited the school last
Wednesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
view i U 5 for LlaaId Air.

In Germany furnace has been In
vented intended for burning low-class
fuels, such as Ignite and peat, and
in which the combustion 10 intensified
by turning into the fire the gaseous,
mixture obtained by the evaporation
Of liquid air. The nitrogen IL first set
free and the residue, containing AZ
least so per cent Of oxygen, IL sent
into the furnace.--Youth's Compau-
ion.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
A Wr.sk ouussd b. sprsadIae naIla.

Trinidad. Col. Nov. ia Santa ~
westbJund passenger train Jumped ths
track ~ miles above staRkviIis ~
tsrday and the engine snd twu haggAes
cars went into ths NH EnginsaE
John Davidson vas HHnOaiT injured
No one else vas hurt Ths wreck q
said to have ben caused ~ spreading
q Tie rnf1a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26

Strayed, . steers with K on left hip;
heifer with T on right hip. Reward
for return or information. H. Koh-
man, Dillon, Kansas. 1l.3.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26

ADMIRAL CLARK was the guest Of
honor at the John Jay banquet al
Kansas City. NO.. last night
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26

tcfatie SUCCESS. neKt year. ME- Fcrdpe,
lana two Of his republican colleagues
I from Michigan spoke IN opposition q
| the bin. Mr.. Fordney emphaticelly OK.
pressed his disapproval OF the meas.
ure. He made an aftaeK on ! Mr.
Francis ThVrbeE pr New Yprly and
criticised Gen. Leonard Wood In Be-
were terms for paying MONEY 70 Mr..
Thlrber Tor distributing literature 10
the interests Of Cuban reciprocitg Two
years ago Among others who spoke
in opposition to The bill were Messrs.
Shafroth. of Colorado; Burgess, Of
Texas, and Bell, Of California, demo-
Gratis. and Messrs McMoran and Loud,
the latter two republicans from Michi-
gan.
The debate will close to-day and a
vote will be taken not later than four
p. m. Ft ttaF f..tf
Mr.. Overstreet, of Indiana, intro
duced bill embodying the conference
report Of the last congress on the bill
for the protection Of the president.
The bill provides the death penalty
for killing or causing the death Of the
president, or any person designated by
law to act as president, or any ambas-
sador or minister of a foreign country
accredited to the United States. For
attempts to commit the crimes mem
toned penalty Of ten years impris-
onment is provided. Persons advising
or conspiring to commit said crimes
shall be held as principal Offenders.
Persons aiding or abetting the escape
Of offenders under this law are to be
tried as principals. A 20-year impris-
onment penalty is prescribed against
persons teaching anarchistic doctrines.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Perre,
of Maryland, to allow fourth-class post
masters to execute pension vouchers.
The Oklahoma statehood bill was in
troduoed by Delegate Mcclure.
so,u mis- rarm and Then Was Robbed.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 19.-P. @,
Rich, farmer near Atlantic, Ia. was
held up by two highwaymen, at Eighth
and Bank streets jat $3.50 o'clock last
night and robbed Of $3.50. The money!
was part Of the proceeds of his Iowa
farm, which he sold few days ago
Tor $500. fflEl |,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26

clsla 0la llflFI 10 pc 100 At o.
0i'ss
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-26
.TRs|,l||8'RHsyMi|I Work

Grnds Chop Feed for stock feeding and Corn Meal FOR
TABLE USE; has REVOLUTIONIZED THE FEED
MILL BUSINESS; has greatest capacity, does best work,
runs lightest. FIJI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
gn1amtsranbrr in MaKadnictts.

d, MaR, 10. goD. -
Bier @in6refer i6erpdlti8ten 6eute
frii6 ben ein3igen POli3iiten Oieies
0rteg, Ieerten feline 3ui4en uno
f6lnfen i'm in Dem Orts9efdngnife
elm. sic 1prengten IpGter Die 9pinbe
i'm 9oitamte unb rdu6ten cirtu $1,000
oaraus, pelfe Oas PriOateigent6um
Der 9ofmeiiterin Gli3a6et6 @.5murt
gefpeIen Iein IoGen. Die our6 bic ST.
ploiion aus benz S9lafe gepeften
8irger lduteten Sturm, duein Die
&Gu6er enttamsn, na4oem lie mebrere
S4iife auf Die 8iir9er a6gegeben bat
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
WtO., MtttlpOd, Den IL. NObember 1908.
Der n~ntsr6rsitste @ertraa ii6sr!

Der unter6reitete 8ertrdg 1t6ert
ben Ser. Staten e6eniO groBe ptrtbz
f6aftli6e @ort6aile, ME Die an Cuba
~gelpG6rten, g}i4t Elm ein3igeS umeri@
fanii6sS SntersFa lit geopfert poroen.
0ur6 Den @srtrug niro unieren PRO
Du3enten Elm GROCER cu6unif4er 4bz
iaBmartt peri9afft, Elm Martt, Der
Dor unferen S6iiren liegt, bereit5 BON
groBsm umfung lit, it4 nod beoeuz
tenD erfpeitern lGBt unD fir Die @ntz
pitslung u~nIere5 grport6dnoels BON
beIonoerer 0i4tigtsit 1T, Sc pdre
pirtli6 cine tur3Iidtige 9onOlungsz
fpeiie uniererieits, penn mir un8 met
germ Iouten, bon elmer Iol6en @elegenz
6eit 8ebrau3 gu MAIDEN, unO OaOur4
Cuba 3pingen piirOen, nit anoeren
2Gnoern 81 unIerem Ro9t6etl Qbz
md4ungen gu treff2n.
Dieter 3eciprocitGt8 8ertrug Ipri4t
fir fi6 Iel6it. Gr lit ~notbpenOi9 aus
Riidii6t auF cine peitIi6tige ndtioz
male 8olitit Iopo6l, ais aud duf
tpirt6f6aftli6e SntereHen uno niro
feline SnouItrie I6Goigen, odgegen fir
Diele SnouItrie'n pon 9ortbeil iein.
Der @ertrag 1T i'm Snterefe u~niere5
0olfes al8 @e7ammt6eit, nidt nur
rpegen ieiner 0i4tigfeit 0 Dem UNI
| fQTenDsn Stdnopuntt internuttonaler
8olitit, 5onoern neil mir audi pirtb>
I6aftliA enget1 2(nt6eil oaran ba6en,
ben rei9en cubunii6sn Mdrtt fir I'M
5ers 5urmer, 6unonerter, 8uufleute
un0 1abrifdntan 81 entpideln uno gu
gepinnen. S9IieBli6 lit er min
i6enspert6 als cine 9artntie Der
Quten 8eIinnung u%nferer Station 8ez
Qenii6er Der iunger S6neIt ter Repuz
6Gtf OeS Siioen8, 0eren 0o6lfa6rt nit
Der unieri9en itets eng Derfniipft iein
| muB. 0ir gu6en i6r Die 6reibett; mir
iino an lie ge6unben bur6 Die @rinnez
rungen an bic blutigen Spfer unO Die
mutbig3n S6aten unierer Solouten,
Die fir iie i'm 8riege gefo6ten 6dbsn,
Dur6 Die @rtnnerung an Die WetS6stt
unb 3eDIi6teit ~unIerer 8ernaltun98>
8e60rOen, Die i6r i'm 6rieOen gebient
baden un0 ibr auf Dem i6nierigen
9fQoe Der Selbitregisrung Die Begs
ebneten. 8tr mii7en ibr Bel Dem met
teren 6orti6reiten bebiIfIi6 fein, unO
inoem mir ibr 6elfen, 6elfen mir un5
ielbit.
Die Observation-Disclosures fiArz
ten gu ben 8ertrag8z9erhdnOlungen
nit cuba uno gu Der Ratifi3irung
oe5 @ertroges bur6 ben 6enat. Sic
6egrinOen nit gIei9er Stdrfe bic gez
feBli6sn MaBna6men be5 Gongrefe8,
tpalhe unter ben 8ertrag5z8eitimz
munger not6penoig iinb, UNI tie nirtz
fam 3u MAIDEN. Die Nbls6nung iDlz
der 8eieBgs6ung niiroe Der 3uriidz
neiiung oes gegebensn Worte5 Der
g2atipn 6eoentli9 na6e fommen.
Sd ii6erIenbe hermit ben 8ertrug,
pie er bon Dem Senat amenOirt unb
bon Der cu6anii6en 8egierung ratifiz
3irt murbe.
n@eiBe 6uus," 10. g}oo. 1903.
(ge3.) S6eobore8 ROD ebelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Goliiinu uuD 2ebrusbtrluit an elmer
Salnfrcuiunq.

s a It 0 II, 9u., 10, ROo. - Somes
86omas, unO cine jungs S~talienerin,
RamenS Marp 9ore, pel6e ii4 ais
9aFagiere auf einem @oggon Der
g1ort6ampton Sraction So. 6efanoen,
purben 6euts Q6eno gu Qdermanoilz
le, i'm 9ieiigen @ountp, Our4 eineGolz
lifion oes @aggons nit einem6radtz
suqe Der Bangor II. 9ortIano : 8a6n
%Qet0otet. Der Batter, bic Mutter uno
@6neiter Oe5 get0Oteten Mdo6en5,
Tptpie Qofomotipfi6rer Chapman unO
8remIer 8eon bom5ru6t3uge erlitten
IGtpere 8erleBungen. 0er Nu8gOn
Der 5raction So. tpuroe oemolirt unO
Die QofomotiDe oes6ru6t3uges %itiir3te
I'M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Sic Sotihnft.
Hot6penOigteit Der 8atifi3irun9 oe5
6anoel8pertrag5 nit Cuba bring
lid 6etont.

9anoelspertrag5 nit Cuba bring
lid betont.
Wof6tn9ton, ., g., 10. g}oo,
= Na6ite6eno folgt Der WOrtlaut Der
6eute i'm GongreB perIeienen8oti4af
oe5 9rG5toenten:
PIN ben Senat uno ouS ReprGienz
tanten6au5. - ST. babe ben GongreB
ein6eruFen, oamit er notbpenoigs gsz
feBli6e MuBnu6men in @rpogung
3ie6e, nm cen 6~an0elsDertrag mtt@uz
6a, pel6er BON benz Senat in Der lsBz
ten SiBung uno barauf Don Der cuba
niI6en 8egierung ratifi3irt peroe, in
0irfIamteit gu ieBen. Ra6 meinem
9afiir6alten miro 5ol4e 8sieBge6ung
ni6t nur DON unIeren Snterefen, ionz
bern aud pDn unierer @6re geforoert,
Dir t0nnen ben &urs, pel4en mir 10
treiIe eingei6lagen baben, i6idli4
ni6t aufqebsn. Dis Die Mnnabme Deg
8lutt : Nmenosment8 ponGu6a Our4
oas 8orge6en oe5 Gongre1e5 Derlangt
puroe, perpfli6tete ii4 OQmtt uniere
8egierung enogiiltig gu Der Yolitit,
@uba cine SonosriteGung in 8e3iez
4ung gu oieIem Qanoe ein3urdumen.
Gs puroe D~orgeie6en, OoB, iobdlo Die
Sn7el cine frsie unab6dngige 8epublit
lei, lie in 10 enger 8s3ie6ung gu un5
ite6en iolte, oaB tie in gept7sr 6tn>
ii6t inner6al6 Oes 8erejfe8 u%nierer
internutionaIen 9olitit tommen
niiroe, uno Oaraus erga6 Iid Die
got6penoigteit, oaB bic SnfeI aud gu
einem getpiI7en 8raoe in ben 8ren3en
un1erer pirt6I8aftli6sn 9olittf mitz
e~in6egrtffen Iein miiBte. SnQn6etru6t
Der Gage Gubu'S tpiircs unier 2ano
Den ftrategii4en MiBbrau6 oerSniel
Seiten8 irgeno elmer au8ldnoti6en
MilitGrmo6t ni6t 5uge6en t0nnen.
Qus DieIem 8runoe iino t6rsr6inan3z
8olitif qetpiIie @ren3en ge5ogen unO
7Flotten1tdtionen Don i6r an Die Ser.
Staten eingerGumt por0en. Die De-
tailber6unDlungen ii6er oisie 6Iottenz
ftatipnen ge6sn i6rem 4bI4luB entgez
gen. S6rer Gage mad i4lieBen Oieie
Stutionen irgeno einen 8eodnfen aus,
oaB es iemal5 bic 4bii4t lei, lie gegen
Cuba poer gu einem dnOeren 3nede,
ais gum S9uBe Don @u6u gegen On
grifte au5ldnoiider 6einoe unO CUR
6eFeren Si9eritelung ameritanti6er
Snterefen in ben 8epGfern iiiOli4
Don uns gu pe%rrpenoen.
9ieIe Snterefen iinO oura Die Sol
qen 6e8 &rieges nit Spanien betrd6tz
Gt6 perme6rt noroen u. meroen bur6
ben 8uu oes Sff6mu8 : 8anaIs nod
peiter antpa6Ien. Sic limb militdriz
f6er uno pirtbI4aftli6er Dirt, Die
6lottenitutionen, bic Cuba, ME oben
erfpG6nt, an uns getpdbrt 6at, limb
Don Der gr0Bten Wi4tigteit bonn nil
litdriI9en S%tdnopuntt, uro @uba's
9erpaIten nu4 oieIer 3i4tung bin
1T Elm 8eDeis oes guten Wi1ens, nit
Dem lie un5 entgegentommt. Cuba bat
ieit benz 8efte6,n ieiner l~tnu6bdngigz
felt groBe 6orti6ritte gemu6t uno
fi4 nab isoer 3i6tung bin entptdslt.
8ei ben 56peitsr : 3apu6liten Der
neuen @elt fte6t lie 6ereit5 in bo6am
Qnie6en, lie beoba4tet getreuli4 ihre
9srpFli8tungen uns ~gegeniiber unb lit
gu glei6er 8eAunolung uniererieits
bereatiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
Uncle Gam un6 Gu6a.
ROoleOe(t OH Oen GOngre6.
Scrlciun8 der Observation-Disclosures
i'm Scmat nnO i'm &eprdicn=
tantcltbanie.

8atifi3irung oes cubanii4en 3eciproz
eitdts 9ertrags orin9lid emz
pfo6len. - Sic 1T cine G6renz
pflidt uno aud i'm eigenen Sntez
reTe geboten. - PrOmpte GrleOiz
gung Der Qngelegen9sit Min
f6enspsrt6. - Surge SiBungen
6eioer 6Gufer. - @rnennung Ell
nes Gomite's fir 8egeln. - 9as
Qnoenten psrtor6ener Mitglieoer
geebrt.
Mof6tngton, .. g., 10. g}OD.
- Die 6euti9e 6iBung pes Ssnats
mar uusI6lieBli6 Der &erleIung Der
8cti6uft 0e8 9raIipentsn gu 8unitsn
OeS ReciprocitGts : 8ertrages nit
@uba getpiomet, uro Ouuerte, 9lsld
Der Qeftri9en, nun etpu Is W&tnuten.
Sine ungeip06nli6 grOBe Qn3aRl e.
nutoren mar anfpeisno unO Oiele oerz
iel6en 6ru6ten Gnt1piirfe neuer Dor
laoen elm. @lei9 na6 benz @ron=
n~unosQe6ete De5 8apIan5 eri6ten
6ilfsz 8riputIefretGr Barnes nit Der
8otI6aft, nel6e alSDunn berleien
nurOe, pG6rzno bic MitglteOer nit
a6~tunq8DoQem S6peigen 3u5Orten.
NuF Nntrag Gunom'5 (Sus.) iiberz
mics Der 6enut Die 8pti6uft uno ben
GectprocttGt8 z0ertrdq nit Cuba, mel
der Dem eriteren Document beigefiigt
mar, oem Gomite fir uuSpdrtige Be
3iebun8en, poruuf I'm 1915 @ertaz
gung bis morgen erfOlgte.
5 m 8eprGfentontenbau E
puroe G6urles 81. 36ompfon BON
&llabama glei8 mad @erleIung oeS
grotpfoGs ul5 M}itglieo besioigt.
6pre6er Cannon ernannte nu6iteAen>
oe8 Gomite fir 9Regeln: Sprs4sr
Cannon ieI6ft, 9al3eG 8a), 8ro8z
penor 3D. 8iGiom5 (0&if.) uno De
Qrmono (Wto.).
6smennop (SnO,) Bot einen Be-
f6luB an, neIder Die @erpiaigun8
Der M~etlengelOer fir SenatOren uno
Experimentation fofort %Oi5pont6el
ma6t, unO Der 8ei6luB purOe on8ez
nommen. Damn bra6te 9ulfSzPri@
patiefretGr Barnes bic 9rGiiOenten~
boti6aft, neI6e Derleien uno BON BEN
Republifunern nit NpplauS DernOmz
men purDe.
8eileibg6eT6lITe 6s3iiQli6 bes So
bes Der Reprd7entdnten 5oerberer
Ya.) uno 8oreing (8n.) tpurOen PAL
firt, porauf ii4 OuS 9auS gum peite@
rem 8etpetie Der 46tung fir Oa8 On
geoenfen Der @eritor6enen Dertugte.
Die SiBung bauerte 27 Mtnuter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-11
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