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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-28
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meiolidbem fiigem. Site Weenae
Siirger befpeitem CO.

Nafoem Der 2eier Die naditebenz
De Wttteilune bieies experimentation
Burgers BON San MntDnio Qelefeu
bat. muB er gu Dem mabren, ddten
uno feiten 8el1luB fummen,
oaB tpenl1 Elm WitteI Semano por
Sabren bette uno i'm ieitoem oe=
luno erbalten bot. Don oemlelben err
wartet merben tann. oaB es unter
6bnliden umitanoen bieielben 8ien=
tie uerri9ten miro.
2elet oieies;
frau Nobert ,5urbrid, Satin
oes 3tttmerntanns 6pbert Jprbrih,
Mo. 1915 8ireinio StraBe mobnbaft,
,erflart: r8is sum Mnfane bes Sob
res 1903 lit id felt uielen Sabren
on NierenIdmersen. Der Shmers
IN meinem Giifen tpuroe iAltmmer
uno lhlimmer. unh muroe cine tda=
lide 2ait. Die MIDI in oer Nusiibunq
meiner bdltsliden 8flihten bebinz
bette. Sd lit an &ppffdmersen,
Sdmlnoelanfaaen uno fonnte
@abts nibt idlafen. SIM Mai 1902
erlieB ih, nahoem id Dpan's @ie=
ren= Biden eebraud]t bate, Die CT
ftdruna CUR GerDffentlid)ung, oaB
mid Die 8illen poaitdnbig BON ben
Hlidenihmeraen befreit bdtten. Sd
babe nunmebr ein Sabr Belt oe6abt,
iber Die Wirfung Der Weotsin nad1s
5uoenfen uno uenn ih aud mituuz
ter aeringe Qnseiben Der &ronfbeit
uerlplrt babe, 10 bat Der 9ebrauA
Der Webisin itets ale St6runaen be-
ieitigt uno ib bin gu Der ueberseuz
eu1a 9elan9t, baB Die ,erIte Bebano=
lung in Der Sat permanent in ibrer
Wirtuug mar uno ih fpeiB, oas
tuenn man cine Sbabtel Bpm Ouan' 8
@iereusB iaen CUR 6auo bat, man
cine 8arantie beIibt eeeen iraeno
einen Nieren= uoer Giidenlfmers.
Sh mDbte ieoem 4eioenoen in San
NntoniD raten, iih cine Shahtel
DDan's Wieren=B iQen enttueoer i'm
BeIar Drug Sture Doer lit fSilher &
Sprineaa's Drug Store 81 faufen
uno ib neiB, baB Sober iiber oas
Geiultat eritaunt uno nit oemlelben
u6lia sufrieoen iein miro.
@rb1ltlib bel alien Oroauiften.
Breis so Gents. Softer Minburn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., aueiniae
| Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
TergeBt niht ben Namen 9 o a n
uno acceutirt tein Subftitut.
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sett aber go yassea

idon fDurhe WirS. Winstum's Soo.
thing Syrup oun MilliDner Dor
Weittern beim 8abnen Der ainoeg
angetuenoet. Wirlf 9u i'm Ghiafs
ourb oaS S6reien zines Ernoea ee.
itDrt, oaa i'm 8ahnen lit unb Dor
Sbmer5en meint? Weqn 70, lalie
lofort cine Slai6e oph ,0irs.
Winslops Soutbina Syrup" bolen.
Sem &ertb it unbe5ablbor. gs
miro BEN tleinen 2~eioenoeu l0furt
2inoerung peri6aaen, 8erlabt end,
oarauf W}iitter. es lit fein 8meifel
oariber. @s BELT Diarrbge, ueeus
lirt ben Mlagen uno oie Miereu, 6e.
ieitigt 8iuo aolif, ertueid)t Den
@aumeu. perbinoert gntslnDuna
nno ftarft oaS gauge SgItem. .Wers.
Binslums SOOTHING Sprup" Fir aabs
nenoe Sinber it aigenebm i'm &c.
idmad; oas &ecept fonnat BON
einent Der belten ipeiblideu Merste in
ben Ger. Staaten. gS ift Bel alien
Drnaaiiten in Der gan5en N8e(t ~
bubep. BretS IS Gents per fF!ald]e.
Rauft ni6ts au6eres, als Wtrs,
Winal0tDs Gnnthiltq= Snrup
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@erhamanisppue aataftrpphen

9adldiiieteitiit fir manhe gilen=
ba5n &ataitropbe oeranttuortlih.
uRo Gus oerielben urlahe miro man
der, Der an 6als= uno 2~unoenleioen
lobprtrt, au 8runoe gertdtet Seits
Dem man aber Or. Sings 0ene gnts
oeduna fir gbminoiudt, 6uiten
uno @rfdltung bat, f6nnen Ielbit Die
lbllmmiten Sdlle gebeilt rueroen uno
bofnungslDle 8eiianation lit niht
ldnger n0tig. Wrs. 4ois graqa BON
9Drdeiter, Mtali.,. lit cine Der Bte=
len, oeren 2eben our9 Or. Ginas
Neue Embedding 9erettet poroen 1T.
OaS arose Mtittel fiir ale 2unaer=
uno Salss Rrantbetten miro oaran=
tirt BON ben Npotbefen bon $. aal=
teher & Son unb oDn Noolph 0reis.
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Iolh cine 8eoeutung araenomulen,
Die in feinem anberen 2anoe Der
@roe.
@iebt's aber teine Dienitboteu,
oonn etebt'8 feinerl anberen Nusuea
als: boarding. 9eraoe oa8
8paroingbauss 2eben, oieie Subltis
tuirune oes bebaellden Samiliens
6eins burd Die Waiienunterbrins
gung in Der mooernen 8aramauierei
lit mabribeinlih in bDberem @ra0e
fir Die !3uuabme Der @beibeibun=
gen in Den Ser. Staten uerant=
mprtli6 81 balten, als alles Nnoere
suIammengenommen!
Die Galveston News" meirt
in einem Beitrage gum Gopitai oes
Sheioun9ss BrUblems, oaB in erlter
4inie Die ihled9te @raiebuna Die
Sbulo an Der Wenge Der uneliid<
i lid]en Gben triiae. llno oaran lieat
aud piel Wabres. Natitrlid 1T oa
| nidt bic Shuf @r5iebune poer Die
F., uifenlhaftlide Bttbung aen1eint.
| ipnbern Die graiebuna sir 8flibt,
gum Observation-Disclosures : GemuBt.
lein. CUR @eniielamfeit, gum WaB-
balten. sur Sparlanfeit uno euet<
tueu sur Selbltoerlauenung!
Wie fnnn man bon elneni Mdos
der, bas tple eine Guppe aufgeaogen
nuroen 1T - uno spar cine INNER
mieoer neu aepuete Zbie ME etruas
&erHiinftioes auRer &laoiertlimpern
-uno oas man itpadl- gelernt bat,
Die pm Daushaltungspflihten feline
Mbnung bat uno Die iib oaral ges
mDbnt bat, nfS 2uruss @e9enftano be-
trahtet gu merben, eiaentli6 nod
perlangen, baB Iie cine Droentlibe
6ausfrau tueroen lou2 .Wenn oanu
fold Elm Mdbben" meint baa 8al=
ueitDner Blatt, die ME aelernt bat,
oaB man nimt mebr perbrauben
oarf. alS man bat, uno Die iid aud
Mibts ueriaaen fam. mas ibr in
ben Slim fotnmt, einen iunaer
Mnnn beiratet, Der all 9as eben ia
uenig beritebt ME miro es genen
Damn ergeben. nenn nal nibt Nnea
mad Wuni1 pesfduft uno fpern Bet
ten uno 8erbattnife fomrneu, Die
einen gefeitigten gbarafter poraus=
ieben? Wenn Damn oies Hanr feline
&ehnungen niht mebr besabtt. ions
bern i'm Sbeioungseerihte lanbet,
anitatt oaB er 0Dl5 badt unb lie
wdiht uno Gtriimpfe itridt = hoe,
trdgt oanr Die Shulo barar = Die
iunaen 2eute lelbit, uoer nibt in piel
bDberem @raoe oeren @ltern?"
Sa, oeren @ltern poer @rDbeltern
ooer uieqeibt AUDI Der @Dbe, Der
man m@eieaibaft" nennt uio oerer
@eboten man" iih itlapiih flat,
nidt neil man einiiebt, oob oieit
@ebote rebt uno pernunftig iino,
iunoern neil man nift ben mprali.
ihen Slut bat, oenielben gu pppuni.
ren nef tie su ianDrieren!?
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Wemc 3wtnuberfmmoe Tn Der ,,arpsen
4emQe".

aus Bremfter gnuntp tommeu
iebt Beribte iiber neue lebr beoeus
teube Tunoe ppn 8innobersgra -
oieiem tuidtigen uno fpertppQen sri.
neral. aus ueldem oas Quifilber
getusnnen miro uno snar aus je.
ner tpiloen uno gum Teil nod gans
unourhfuridten Bera=@ eaenb in Der
unter Den Namen Big Bend" be-
fannter groBen nah Siiben aeben=
Den Shlinge ooer Beuge oes Rip
@ranbe bel Wprte.
Mus Eerlinaun miro baruber un>
ter BEN Datum bes 25. September
beridtet. oaB bies Die uihtiaite gnt.
oefung lei, welbe felt Der grDfnuna
Der oortigen 3innober : Winen Dor
sret Jabren gemadt mproen 1T.
Der glif[ihe gntoeder mar Der
3Dlbauss Snipector 8. 6. 9inolon,
melher in ben bprtigen Bergen el,
men ldngeren Streifsug aernnft uno
eingebenoe uHteriuhungen peraes
nptttten bate.
Die neue Junofteue 5efinbet lid
llfolih BON ben gbilos : Beraen un6
ne lou iih niht nur iebr melt aug
oebnen, i0noern audi oun arDBer or
giebigteit leien.
Die uon Hinbiap aufaefunbeue
BtnnobersNoer bat cine ourdlhuitt.
llbe W1htigteit Don u SSuR unb
ieoe oieIer Goer eritnDmmene Yrpbe
efitbtelt bon 60 biz 70 Brpcent We.
tau! @iht ueniaer als 48 o@laims"
Iuuroen lofort ~feitaelegt uno nit ben
gntnidlunes= uno S0roerunasor.
beiten ioll unbersialtd beaonnen
meroen.
Da es in Der Nabe Der neuen
SunoffeQe ueoer an 0Ols aoh an
Wafler feblt, 10 tpiro Die Qued1i[ber-
@eptnnung aus benz Mineral bort
rlur geringe Sbn;erioteiten bereiten
uno man iaet Der neuen Winero(s
@e9eno o61er cine beoeutenoe @nt- |
uidlung DDraua.
9ieie 8Drausia9e bat u,n 10 mehr
9eredttguna, ais Die QuefIilber-
Brponetion uufra9lib melt aerpinn.
b%ringenoer lit. atS Die Silber Brus
ouctiOn -fhon aus benz Grunbe, oos
auf oer @roe nur an febr pereinaelz
ten Steuen Guedfilber @rSe gefun.
ben meroen - i'm @eeenSab 3u Der
Wenge Der Sumo : Srte BON
Silbers gr5en.
gu aiebt es in ben Ser. Staaten
-auBero ieien perbdltniBmaBig neuen
: Minen in Der oroBen
bes Hiu @ranoe mn nod
line eirsige anoere 5unoftelIe, mann
id) Die uofi .alomaoen bel San
5Die in Sto Californian.
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Ius &om miro Der COB oes
Biibofs BON Inaer aemeloet. Qns
Ser mar a Sabre lang in China ats
Wtiiltondr tdtig uno aetpann bort
groBen @influB iiber Die g%inaebure-
men. @r unterbielt nertraulide ge=
5iebunaen nit Der oeutlhen Reaie>
rnng uno tuarnte bieielbe bel einem
8eIuh in Berlin idon porber Dor
benz ipdter. audi ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BOrer=Wufftonb.
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aas arOhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ANAkESFS, DIE Gnt6edung 6eS DR..
Silsbee, bat Gniprub auf ben Nanten
bag @un6er oes Sahrbunberts". 20, ZOO
onnfbore H~atienten Ie9nen bies ein5tge
untriiglihe 9dmDrrb0iben : Seilmittel,
uno bic, fuefhe umiDnit @ai1mittel, Gals
ben unn innerlidJe Mittel a~ngerpenbet ha=
ben, tperben oas angenehme @efahl que
Qenblidliher Shmer3linberung uno bic
iihere Qeilung su tuiirbigen piiien, pel.
de burb ANAKESlS gefpdbrt tuer6en.
Hreis $1.00. 9rpben frei. Sranco au<
geianot burcb P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
2416. New York.
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..

gm27. @ooember tam in 2a-
reop 5um eriten Wale felt mehr ole
5pei Wonaten peber Elm 3ooesfaQ
nod eine neue grfranfuna an, aelben
5ieber our Gnmeloung. Or. Tabor
bat erfldrt, oaB be Quarantdne bort
jeBt balo a~ufeeboben tperoen tonne.
Nus Seguin miro berid1tet.
oaB Die BeeansG rnte in ben Nieoe,
rnngsldnoereien an Der Guadalupe
cine iber aIss @rmarten arose fei.
4uf manden 5armen bat man aus
benz Nebenproouet" ALIEN eiuen gr.
lDs BON iiber $1,000 ersielt.
Nus Dallas piro berld,tef. bah
DIE @inmanoerung naf 9eras pom
Moroen aus tpdbtenb Der (ebteu
WDnate elmer bisber nod ME oaoes
tuelenen 8rao erreidt babe.
Die in 5ouiton abaebaltene
convention Der 6arbiaen ees Staa>
tee 1eras bat cine &eiplutiun anaes
npmtnen. in tuelher man lif 7u
Der @riinoung elner belpn.
peren 0eeers Bartei aueipridt.
Jn Der Ndbe BON 4u(ino If
nan betm Brunnenbobren auf cine
tart flieBenbe Gueae pun
Del uno Naturaas aeitoBen.
- 4
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Gruss an das Lone Star Bier

Die alien 0eutidben, mie befonnt,
8eritanben ben @enu6.
8Dn ihnen la9t in einem 8anb
Der R0mler gncitust
Den Bara9raph glf, ben pleeten lie
Nm ufer Batter &beins,
Nuf B%1renbdut' Iicb Iegten lie
limo tranfen tets nph Gins
llno bieie Site iortbefebt
BIS anf Die beut'ge 8eit.
Der 9urft, er lit NOD nibt nertuebt,
gr berrld]t nod meit uno brett.
Wur brauebt man nicbt bic 8drenbaut,
Wenn LONE STAR man aenieBt;
Man bat Haldite lest erbaut,
8o oieie Gueae tiest.
Sic 5rennoibait uns Suiammenfubrt
so mandben lieben Eag.
Gar f6tli1 maj Iib amiiiirt
Bei' m Sie0, bei'm Jeftgeloq'.
Wenn 6ann in ppllen Sumpen hlinft
9as LONE STAR friicb nno flar.
8aS 9teo frei aus ber &eble brtnqt,
so traitig, rein pnb tuahr.
Ood] bat man andre Granoe aueb
Sas LONE STAR Bier az trinfen:
Senn einmal lit es Der @ebraudh
Gin Sreunb. Der tut uns tpinfen
Wean liebt ia Die @eieuigteit
so iber ale MaBenl
Gin Srunf oeS Weniben Sers erfreut-
aur5nm, ma fann's niht lafeu.
Drum Cones tar=Sicr, On @bttertraut
Su 9rDit in alien 9eioen.
Wenn ih 9eiuno bin ober frenf,
Sd m6bte SiG1 nibt meioen
Su bit Elm Croft 81 Je6er Belt,
SaS bait 0u oft befptelen.
Drum bin ib gar 81 germ 6ereit,
gs 5renno Si6 su besriiBenl
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Cine b6ie grtdltune ift ee.
m0bulid BON einem b6ien 6ufen
begleitet; uer ieoob Or. NuouIt
8Dnig's 6ambureer Bruitfbee an.
penoet, miro in turaer Belt BON SUI
fen uno grtaltung befreit iein.
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,@pre . s~Eprmalinn fs.

~FFFFFFW 2 N0VEWtE NN
amenol, bait, menn es Muroens
als 3abn< ano Munb : @aIier qez
brallbt miro, 8dbne uno Mlnb
ndbreno oes aait5en cages rein.
Y. s. 9 Oh ut ot, 6oufton, 9eras,
Igent,
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Cute 8bisttes uno quite 8eine
gu nieoriaen Breiien gu pertaufen.
@. Saitanolel&sg ION. Wainkaoe
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Santa Claus bat BET 0 G.
Qen99 reihtih obaelaoen. Der
9on5e aroBe 2aoep gteiht elmer Mus.
Iteaun9 bon @eibuadtsiaden.
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0cirafs .Sd,etne.

6erbinanb 9eoler uno Marte 8eters,
5ree. g. 8an5l6ben uue Nbele Seitte.
mann.
@obert @erlab unb Geno SAFER.
9enrp Bolot uno Marie 8a6nIhofe,
j.. u. Gippert uno &DIa Sbes.
grnit @. 8nlelin uno 8dt6e @6roes.
Sohn 9. @O.eS uno @mnla Nbffmnnn.
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Broblrt unlere guten Wbtstles
uno Weine gu niebrieen greilen.
VI. gaitafola & Sum, Wtain Npe.
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: Srintt Grlanaer Handkerchief.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-12-24
COLOMBIAN MINISTER AT WASH
INGTCN FASTENING TO CON-
r1ETE HIS MISSION.
lEAL!zeS GRAviTY Of THE SITUATION
INFORMS His GOVERNMENT WAR
ON PANAMA MEANS FIGHT
Th- UNITED STATES.

Washington. Dec. 24.-"War on Pan
ANA means war with the United
States" is the substance of cable
grams which General Rafael Reyes.
the Colombian minister. is sending to
the Bogota government and 10 his
more influential followers throughout
Colombia
Realizing the gravity Of the situa-
tion General Reyes is endeavoring TO
bring the Colombian people face to
face with the situation as he knows II
here He is convinced that the United
States will not permit Colombian
army TO land within the territory OF
Panama General Reyes, with the as
sistance OF Dr. Herran and the Amer
lean lawyer whom he has employed, is
actively engaged in the preparation or
his communication TO the state depart
ment He is not certain when this Will
be completed II is his present in
tention to return TO Colombia and as
sumo personal command OF the army
as soon as he has filed his statement
at the state department, as he realizes
unless he soon returns the war party
in Bogota will get the upper hand and
his hitherto predominant influence
there will be injured
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-12-24
ADMIRAL WALKER REPORTS.
informs State Department of Affairs on
tt,a ISthmuS.

Washington. Dec. 24-Rear Admiral
John G. Walker, retired, called upon
Acting Secretary of State Loomis dur
ing the day and explained conditions
on the isthmus of Panama when he
left there a week ago, his conclusions
being that they were very satisfactory.
The admiral had a double mission,
first to look into the condition of the
plant and properties OF the Panama
Canal company and the exact amount
OF the work so far accomplished by
the engineers who are operating un-
der the agreement made last spring be-
tween the United States government
and the Panama Canal company.
The second purpose Of the admirals S
visit 10 the isthmus was to serve as
the representative OF the president
from a political point of view and
while on the isthmus he has kept the
chief executive fully advised as TO de-
velopments. Consequently there was
little for the admiral TO add to his pre-
ceding reports beyond mere details.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-12-24
BARON HAYASHl DISCOURAGED.
Japanese Minister in London Thinks
War Inevitable

London, Dec. 24.-Baron Hayashi,
the Japanese minister, had an inter-
view with a representative of the AS
sOciated Press, saying:
Nothing has actually been arrived
at between England and Japan regard
Ing the course of action that will be
pursued in the event OF Russo-Jap-
anese war beyond the stipulations of
the AngloJapanese treaty"
The minister, while admitting some
such arrangement for the support of
Japan by Great Britain, provided
Japan agrees to accept a certain spec
flied compromise, as surmised by the
German embassy, fails to see how
Japan's demands can be granted.
IL am getting very pessimistic re-
garding the eventual outcome" ne
said, but | do not expect the question
OF peace or war to be settled until
after the new year. II the dispute can
only be settled by war the present de-
lay. OF course, is greatly to Russia's
advantage"
In common with other diplomats in
London Baron Hayashi shares the be-
lief that kussia's reply is not likely
tn be decisive.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-12-24
GREAT BRITAIN TO AID.
German Officials Believe England Will
Join Japan.

Berlin, Dec. 24.-The German for
eign office. in estimating the probabil-
ities OF war in the Far East, fixes its
attention at this moment on Great
Britain, rather than on Japan, for 1t
Is recognized that Japan only awaits
beginning hostilities. new and even
more portentious element in the situ-
alton. as it is looked upon here is the
rising feeling in Great Britain that
Russia must yield or Japan and Great
Britain must fight her. The Associated
Press learns from the highest diplo-
matte source that the German govern
ulent, while still refusing to believe
that war is certain. is convinced now
that Ii war between Russia and Japan
comes Great Britain will take a part
In it because the British government
looks upon war as possibly the only
means of saving and re-establishing
her position in tine East
Sir Frank Lascelles. the British am
bassador. who returned here from Eng
land three DAYS ago. is understood to
have impaired his impression unoffi
cially TO the German government that
the British cabinet apprehended that
war would result if Russia persisted
In her present attitude toward Japan
This expression OF opinion by the am
bassador was stripped of all sugges-
tions that Great Britain might partic-
1pate, but great significance is attrib-
uted to il.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-12-24
FRENCH OFFICIAL DENIAL.
No Offer Made to Arbitrate Russo-Jap.
anese Dispute.

Paris, Dec. 24--An authoritative de-
aial is made here OF the report pub
lished in London that Foreign Minis
ter Delcasse has offered to arbitrate
the Russo-Japanese dispute. The steps
taken by NJ Delcasse are confined to
those previously outlined in these dis
patches, he and Lord LansdoWne maxi
ing pacific representations at Toxic
with the view of ameliorating Japan's
answer. In making these representa-
fions France and Great Britain acted
separately. but on the same general
lines Their action, therefore, is not
In joint accord. but is limited TO an
urgent expression in favor OF a pacific
solution. The official view here con-
tinues TO he that an agreement will
he reached
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-12-24
PARIS BAKERS ON STRIKE.
Trouble Begins to Assume Serious Pro-
portions.

Paris, Dec 24--The strike here OF
men employed in the various branches
of food supply began to assume seri-
Gus proportions during the day. The
bakers assembled at the labor eX-
change and adopted resolutions favor
ing a strike throughout the baking
trade. to begin at once; declaring in
favor of general strike in all the
branches Of the alimentation trade
and announcing their intention not to
resume work until parliament sup
pressed the municipal employment
agencies,
The indications are that considera-
BILE number Of butchers, grocers and
pastry cooks will take part in the
strike.
The city has taken on a martial ap-
pearance. Sguadrons OF mounted
troops and police are stationed on the
main squares and on the principal
thoroughfares. The proprietors OF the
bakeries say they have no fear OF
bread famine. as many bakers are not
participating in the strike movement.
The butchers and restaurant wait
ers are holding meeting to decide
whether or not to join the strike.
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WILL STRIKE JAN. I.
Cabren and Carriage Drivers at ST.
Louis to Quit Work.

ST. Louis Dec. PA strike of 5000
carriage drivers and teamsters in st.
Louis is threatened. 1t is stated that
if the Citizens Industrial association
of ST. Louis, in it's announced inten-
ton to enforce law and order, inter
feres with the proposed strike of cab
men and carriage drivers, which has
been set for Jan. /. the officers Of a
dozen local unions of the international
Brotherhood of Teamsters threaten
that 5000 men will refuse to work and
that not a pound of freight or ton
of coal will be moved by union labor
until the strike is settled.
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BRITISH OFFICIALS SILENT.
Decline to Discuss Question Of Back
ing Up Japan.

London, Dec. 24.-The British for
eign office declined TO discuss the
statements made in the Associated
Press dispatch from Berlin on the
ground that the contingency was too
hypothetical.
AT the German and other embassies
the impression prevailed, not, however
based on any official communication
from tho British government, that the
Russo-Japanese negotiations have
reached such point that it would not
be at all surprising if Great Britain
expressed her willingness. providing
Japan agrees to accept certain spec
flied compromise. to guarantee to back
up Japan. if necessary by force OF
arms.
There are no known Developments
and the diplomats do not expect any
Immediately, or until the Russian re-
ply TO Japan's request for recon
struction Of the latest Russian note 10
raqaiypd
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Tor a quarter or a century. lie IS one
OF the greatest living authorities on
japanese history and literature and is
in constant communication with the
foremost statesmen of Japan. He is
quoted as saying that any one who
imagines that Japan will not fight for
what She conceives to be her greatest
interests does not know the Japanese
people.
Minister Unchida Is an adherent Of
the Young Japan party" and has al
ways advocated war, If necessary. to
secure the evacuation Of Manchuria
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COURT DENIES THE WRIT.
st. Louis Ticket Brokers Lose Case
AGAINST RAILWAYS.

Jefferson City. Mo, Dec. 24-The
supreme court has denied the writ of
prohibition asked for by st. Louis
ticket brokers against railways enter
.ng that city to enjoin the circuit court
from enforcing injunctions preventing
the sale by them Of excursion tickets
for worlds fair traffic on the ground
that the lower court has jurisdiction in
such cases. The opinion was written
oy Judge Marshall and concurred in
by Judges Robinson, Brace, Fox and
Burgess. Judge Valiant wrote a dis
senting opinion, which was concurred
in by Judge CAN'T
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HARD FOUGHT CONTEST.
Chamberlain Supporter Elected to the
House Of Commons.

London, Dec 24-Rowland Hunt,
Liberal Unionist and supporter of
Joseph Chamberlain's fiscal policy,
has been elected to represent the
Ludlow division of Shropshire in the
house of commons to succeed Robert j.
Moore. Liberal Unionist, deceased, by
a majority OF $40 votes.
The issue was clear cut. The con-
test was fought exclusively on the fis-
cal question. The constituency was
deluged with organizers and speakers
from Birmingham and representatives
from the Free Food league.
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PANAMA FILES PROTEST.
Objects to Action of San Francisco
Postal Officials.

Washington. Dec. 24.-The republic
OF Panama. through its minister, Nj
Bunau-Nariila. has filed its first protest
against the action of a United States
Official affecting matters pertaining to
that republic The Panaman consul al
San Francisco, II. Ararius Farud. Jr,
has notified the minister that the pos
tai authorities of that city had re-
fused to accept registered mail or par
eel post addressed TO the republic OF
Panama insisting on mail being ad-
dressed republic of Colombia"
The matter is now before the post
master general who will take steps 10
rectify this action of the San Fran
cisco authorities.