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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
ALASKAN BOUNDARY
Secretary Of War Root Ar
rives In London.
CLAIMS WILL BE HEARD THURSDAY
Controversy Centers ON Canada's
Effort to Acquire an Outlet to
the Sea - American Position
said to he UnassaiIabIe.

LONDON, Aug. 31.-Secretary Of War
Elihu Root, ex-Secretary of State John
w Foster, Hannis Taylor and Judge
John NJ. Dickinson arrived at Liver
pool ON the Celtic for, the meetings of
the Alaskan boundary commission,
which will open in London on Thurs
day. They were received at Liverpool
by Mr. Petherick, assistant United
States dispatch agent in behalf Of the
American embassy. The Canadian
commissioners are also here.
United States Ambassador Choate
has arranged to give q dinner in honor
of Secretary Root at which all the
American and British representatives
will be present. The commissioners
are already familiar with the facts Of
the cases ON both sides, which We're
filed several months ago. At the first
meeting of the commissioners the Amer
leans and Canadians will submit their
| briefs, which viii be condensation Of
, the facts and arguments regarding the
Interpretation of the treaty. The COM
mission will then announce the day on
which the oral arguments will be heard.
The documents have not yet been
/: made public, but it has been learned
that the whole controversy centers up
on Canada's effort to acquire an outlet
to the sea. It is known authoritatively
that the Canadian agent asserts that
! under the Russo British treaty Of 1926
the line properly crosses numerous in
| lets, including the head waters Of the
Lynn canal. The contention seems to
be that the inlets less than six miles
wide situated In the disputed region be-
| long to Canada. United States Coun-
sci Foster vigorously opposes this view,
| holding that the treaty clearly places
the line thirty miles inland, following
| the sinuosities Of the coast, and thus
separates Canada from all the arms of
the ocean and puts Porcupine creek
and the gold district under American
| jurisdiction.
| The American representa- lives are
confident that their position Is unas-
sailable The commissioners expect
that the complete consideration of the
entire case will take less than two
| months and that even should the COM
mission fail to render majority award
| the facts will be clearly established.
! This will lead to an easier settlement
| in the future.
| Secretary Root intends to take adj
| vantage OF the recess between the fl
| ings OF the briefs and the oral argu-
| ments TO witness the British army ma
neuvers.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

Naugatl1sk Man Accepts Position With
<fIarder & Co. Waterbury.
Frank Edwards, the well known and
Popular clerk at Dreyer's store on Ma
pie street. has resigned his position TO
take a similar one with Harder q Co
in Waterbury. Mr. Edwards entered
upon his new duties to-day.
The public and parochial schools
will reopen September 8.
Miss Justine O'Brien of New Haven,
who has been spending the past few
days with the Misses Bfrney of School
street. returned home to-day.
st Cecilia T. A. B. society will meet
tonight.
The east and west side business men
Were unable to play Friday on account
Of the rain. The game will be played
tomorrow.
An alarm of fire sent in at $50 last
might called the fire department TO the
Office Of Drs Spring and Bull on Church
street. The blaze was quickly extln-
guished,
& The base ball game between Wood
bury and the local fire department
team which was scheduled for last
Saturday. was called off on account OF
the rain. 1t is Thought the Woodbury.
team can come here Saturday, septem-
Der II.
The board of warden and hurgesses
will hold a special meeting tomorrow
night.
The wedding of John F. Duncan OF
Waterbury and Miss Bridget E. Nixon
of this borough will be solemnized at
ST Francis's church tomorrow morn
inc
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31

her personal appearance were CUT snort, i
for she began to move forward again.
But she did not advance by leaps as be-
fore. With one eye on me, she crept
cautiously along, lifting one foot at a
time, like a cat stalking bird. But she
soon abandoned this stealthy gait, and,
breaking into rapid one, leaped lightly
slong toward small pine tree, which
stood alone in the clearing. Up the trunk
she went, proceeding by little jumps,
until she reached the branches, and then
for the first time noticed an old birds
nest amongst the twigs TO this nest
she went, and disappeared through a
hole in the side.
Next to hustIing, there is nothing In
the work like waiting; everything in the
woods will come to you Ii you will only
wait long enough. So 1t was In this
case In the course OF an hour or two,
out from the Woodpile came the little
mother mouse, dragging her babies along
over the ground. They were blind and
all but naked, but they knew enough to
hold on tight to mother when she con-
sidered 1t necessary to take them out.
Back to the tree she went and UP the
trunk she started, but she had not gone
more than two feet when an accident
happened, One of the youngsters lost
his grip and fell. His mother paid not
the slightest attention, but continued
on her way, slowly dragging the other
babies up the tree toward the nest. At
last it was reached and the whole party
was lost to view. Had the mother for
gotten the unfortunate one? Yes. No,
she hadn't, either, for out she popped
again, and, running down the trunk as
spry as cricket, she picked UP the help
less infant in her teeth, and skipped up
the tree to the nest with him as easily
! as she might have done with hickory
nut.
ERNEST HAROLD .BAYNEs.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS


Delegate MCGOWAN Returns from For
.esters' Convention at Providence
The picnic which was to have been
given by the ladies of Christ church,
All Saints church of Oakyille and
| French Mountain at the Christ church
rectory lawn Saturday, was postponed
one week ON account of the Indictment
weather.
J. D. MCGOWAN, who has been at
tending the convention of Foresters
during the past week at Providence,
r. l., returned home Saturday
Amos Baldwin of Waterville spent
Sunday in town. r,
DIR jackson, who received a shock
during, recent thunder storm, has en-
tirely recovered from its effects.
Mrs Barry and daughter of Norwich
are spending q few days with Mr. and
Mrs M. j. Dunn.
The base bali game scheduled for
Saturday was postponed on account of
rain. 9
Miss Ida Winnack, former resident
here and now of Coledale, Pa, is spend
ing a short vacation at the residence
Of Thomas Downs.
The services in all the churches yes
terday were well attended, notwith-
standing the Indictment weather. At
the Congregational church Rev Mr.
| Wilson was in charge during the alb
sence Of the Rev Mr. Holmes. At st
Johns church mass was read at 1O:45
by the Rev Father Mccarthy of Water
bury.
The regular meeting of the Golden
Gross society will take place at Pyth-
| ian hall this evening.
The first entertainment and dance
of the season will be given by the Wa
tertown Athletic club at town nall Fri
| day evening, September II.
/ Miss Katherine Rodden, who has
been enjoying months vacation in
| Lansford, Pa, has returned home.
Miss Mary NfcGowan who has been
| spending two weeks vacation in Bos-
| ton and vicinity, returned home satur-
| day.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
Flaeahip Yankee Are.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 31-The
flagship Yankee Of the naval training
squadron, which is flying the flag OF
Rear Admiral w c. Wise and which
has been engaged in the maneuvers of
Portland, entered the harbor with her
midship bunker afire. The fire was
discovered by smoke ON the gundeck
Some 200 tons of coal were removed
from the top OF the bunker, leaving
some 800 tons. Then the fire hose was
used. and since that time the fire has
been smolderfng. The crew is still en-
gagged in moving the coal from one
bunker to another.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
Bali players I'm Train wreck.

PERU, Ind. Aug. 1.-The bali play
ers Of the st Louis and Cleveland
American League teams had narrow
escape in d wreck on Wabash train at
Napoleon, @. Luckily none Of the play
ers was badly hurt. Among those in
jured We're: w. Sudhoff, pitcher, St.
Louis, right wrist cut and sprained;
Sidney Mercer, secretary OF the st.
Louis team, rib fractured; Emmett
Hydrick, fielder for st. Louis, face cut
and leg bruised; Napoleon .Lajofe, sec
ond baseman, Cleveland, face cut and
knee sprained. The players were on the
way to st. Louis, where two games
were scheduled.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
WATERVILLE TALK

James G. Bride of Bristol visited
friends in town yesterday.
James ]. Lynch Of New Britain
spent Sunday in town.
George A. Sayers has returned from
q short vacation.
There was small attendance at the
dance Saturday night.
Miss Maude Marvin has returned
from her vacation spent in Vermont.
EAST Lynne will be staged the It'll
instead of the 18th.
Tickets foF the ball game will be
good for next Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
Condition and 1heorv

You have a bad back.
1t bothers you nearly all the time;
Days of misery and nights of restless tossing
The back is lame, is weak aching
That's the condition.
There's reason for it.
Perhaps you have a theory.
Think il may be overwork
You take something for "that tired feeling. A
You plaster the back rub it with l1ninlent
This is where you're wrong.
You not tired, but the Kidneys arc.
That's why the back aches.
Backache is Kidney ache nine times out OF ten.
Start the Kidneys working rightly,
The back will quickly right itself.
All backache pains and Kidney Ills
Are quickly cured by Doans Kidney Pills.
We say this and back it by Waterbury testimony. 81
H Northrop painter 81 Clock II
kidney and blame the
hardshps When the busy
times that could not rest
in could head without hurting ons
unfit anything and 1t
Kidney advertised time read accounts OF
drug procured They
from the first and finally the pain left
All druggists sell DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS. Price So
per box Don't take substitute of similar
Foster lburn Co, Buffalo. N x, sole agents Y
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
OF Cours =.

Miss Gusch-Ah! what lovely sun
set.
Miss Nuritch-Oh! but that must be
a sunrise.
Nonsense! Why do you say that?"
tits on the east side of the roam, you
see."-Philadelphi Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31

PASCOAG. r. T., Aug. 31.-An au-
topsy was held upon the body of James
Nolan, who, it is alleged, was struck
or pushed through window glass
during row in local saloon in such
a manner as to cause his death. Death
was pronounced due to loss of blood
from a wound in the throat. Henry
Cruise, the alleged assailant, is held
under bonds.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
English Labor PARTY Organixing

LONDON, Aug. 31,-As an outcome
of the recent successes at the parlia-
mentary byelections the labor party is
organizing contests for seats in parlia-
ment at the next general elections on
an unprecedentedly large scale. Among
others Mr.. Chamberlain's seat for West
Birmingham will be contested by the
prominent labor leader, w. j. Davis, a
strong free trader
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
Absorbed.

sharpe-Why, yes, was at church
last Sunday.
Kloseman Were you, really? Strange
didn't see you.
"Oh! not at all. i took up the collec-
Non. '-Philadelphia Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
qhomas Lynch, AGED 100, Il Dead.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 81
Thomas Lynch, aged 100 years and 8
months. is dead at Southbridge. hav-
ing, been in bed only three weeks. He
sFas heavy smoker, hut total abb
htainer from strong drink. He was a
Native Of Ireland
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
The STRIKING TROLLEYMER.

Latest Labor Song. Words by p. j.
Bowling, music by r. e. MORROW.
Has made a hit with all the singers;
25c copy. For sale at f. HI. Lewis
& Co.'S Music Store. $3.50
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
starry Conflicts.

If the new comet isn't careful, says the
Chicago Tribune, 1t is likely to get some
Of it's numerous tails entangled in the
handle of the great dipper.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-31
Bonds and Stocks
Local Investments
a Specially. i:
G. L.. HOLMES,
68 North Main Street
LANNEN & McEvOY.

JUST A FEW.
One 2-family house on Park place.
One 2-fanily house on Hillside ave.
Three 2-family houses on Bishop St
Two 2-family houses on Denny St
House and store on Mill st.
City Building Lots. 112c and 211c q
square foot.
$40 North Main street. corner Spark,
ssTHE CORNER
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02
a,t Observation-Disclosures. a]n,t-
Nrl.

Dem a,nerifantf1 aapital, bas in
SiibzMmerifa feline SntereFenfreiie
mebr unb mebr ausbrettet, ift Der ame@
rifanif6e 9anbel nod ni1t in benz
MaBe sefolst, ipie bic pan=amerifanie
f9e politif es ipobl mD9te, immerbin
madt er fi9 bemerfbar; in Mreentt@
MEN gum geifptel bat bic Ginfubr
aus ben Ser. Staaten Die 9Dbe bes
beutf6en Mntbeils bereits erret6t.
DAB er bieielbe mod ni9t iiberf9ritten
bat, gibt einem gorrefppnbenten Der
Sranffurter 3eitung in 8uenps Npres
@eranlailung au troitret6en 8emerz
frngen, baB Die nprbamerifanif9e
gpncurren5 in @iib-Mmerifa ben euz
ropdifden grportinouitrien bisber
nod niat febr sefdbrli9 getporben lit;
immerbin muB er 5ugefteben, baB Der
9elanmtz zgrport Der Ser. Staten in
ben elf sabren 1892 Bis 1902 um flint
Millionen augenommen bat, mas aipar
Bel elmer @efammtausfubr bon piers
bunbert Millionen ni9t piel befasen
min, in Mnbetra4t Der bisber 70 febr
pernadldiiigten Nusfubr nad ben fiib@
Ii9en 2dnbern aber einen Sortfdritt
beseidnet, Der bielIeidt eine bDbere
3tffer ouf5upeifen bdtte, tpenn Der
@tanb Der gefddfte in ienen 2dnbern
Elm bef1erer getpefen mare. 2lrsentinien
gum 8eiipiel bat bur9 i6le9te @rnte
unb bDbere 3ollbelaf flung eine betrddt<
li9e @inbuBe an feiner Gonfumfdbigz
felt unb nttbin ginfubr erlitten.
Ote Qlusfuhr Der Ser. Staaten
iteQt iid einem Nustpeiie bes 9dabz
ANTS tpte in nahfolgenber 5abele in
Minionen Dollars dngegeben:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02

eraiebt einsn gum Meihperren oez
neigten Sped. 5. Wenn man bic
Mirfnng Der 9aferz, Grbfenz nnb
@er5tenratiDnen ipdbrenb Der er{ten
Maftperipbe (bis 90 pfilnb 2ebenbz
gefDiht) nlb Die Mirfung Der Mais=
rationen in Der gHlubperiObe Der
Mait i'm 8erglei1 ait Der limgefebrz
en- Meiberfolge bas beiBt 5uerit
Wfais unb bann bic 9afer&, Grbfen=
unb Geritemifdung betraAtet, 10
fonlmt man 5u bem S9lub. baB Die
9aferS, Grbienz unb @eritemifhung
5uerft segeben, ben fefteren5ped proz
bu3irt. Die trpdene Matipn giebt eiz
nsn eltpas tpeiheren Sped als bic
eihgetpeihte Station. 4. 8eitebt bic
Ration in Der eriten periobe CUR
9dlfte aus Mais, unb bilbet biefe
allein bic Station in ber 3ipeiten pe4
riobe, 10 1T Der Sped ftets ettpas
ipeiher. @uienarb 3iebt baraus ben
S9lub, bab je ldnser bic grndbz
rungsperiobe nit Mais als bauptz
fdhIi9ftem Clement bauert, Der
sped INN 10 tpeider tit. Die @rndbz
rline nit 8obnen giebt nod tpeniger
gBnitise Nef,iltate. Guisndrb bat
feitee1tellt, bab bic nit biefer 5rnht
gendbrten @9ipeine fih nur ldngiam
entfpideIn nnb ibr Sped biinn TT.
Die aus59liebli9e grndhrung init
Meais, trpden Dber porber eingez
ipei9t, als aDrnerratton ersiebt eiz
men auBerorbentli4 peiden Sped
bon geringer .AualitGt. @nblih 1T
Der Sped bon febr junsen 54lpeinen
pber BON @9peinea, beren Wahs=
tbum lansiam 1T, tpei4er als 6er
Sped pon Sbteren. Die RAID nnb
elei9mdBis fid3 semGftet baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02

fdiebencn Der Climber tbeils pDrbans
bNe gabnen eripeitert. tbeils nele arls
gelest, 70. DaB fdpn eine gan5e glnaubI
brau1barer @lieber bDrbanben iit, tie
5li einenl orsonif4en 8anaen gu Derz
binben.
CUR 9eritelnns elmer gerbinouns
Der feparaten Gpiteme ift nur nod
Der 8du BON fiinftaufenb Meilen err
forberlih. 0on Neip Worf Bis 5ur
@uatemalds@renae bon Merifo ift
f6on pnllftdnbise @erbinbnns nors
banben, bie fir irternationaIe 8abn
perfpenbbar tpGre. Guatemala beabr
fi9tigt, cine Babn pon Der nerifani@
59en @renae burh fein ganaes @etiet
3u bauen. Wom 1iiblihen gnbe biefer
aber itelIt 1id cine eroBe 2iide ein,
ipelde bas gr0Bte @tiid Mrbeit erfor<
bern ipiirbe. Sier 1T bic 8abn bis
gum Sftbnnus BON panama gu fiihren
llnb bpn bd Lungs benz tpeitliden Mbs
bang Der Mnben Biz peru. Die nun
folgenbe @trede iiber bas @ebirge mad
8plipia ipiirbe bic srDBte Mrbeit Der
eSngenieurstunit erforbern. Die Gntz
fernuns ift ni9t tpeit, aber bos Ser@
rain bietet groBe S6tpiertgteiten. Bon
8olipia aus 1T Der MnfhluB an bas
Bis nabe aur @renae fertig geiteate
9abnfpftem Mrgentiniens letht au be-
iperfitelliaen. Cine 3fpeisbahn ipiirbe
bic 0erbinbung nit ben 8abnen IN
Beru permitteln, cine 5neite nit ben
ieraebnbunbert Meilen bes 9ineiifAen
Snitems.
gDie fiiralid auf elmer in Wafbinsz
ton abgebaltenen gonferena beipro9en
tpurbe, lit es bic Mbiiht, .eine @eiellz
i9aft gu griinben, bic ben internatioz
nalen gbarafter bes ltnternebmens
reprG1entiren ipiirbe, ipdbrenb bic
Gontrone Der einselnen 5piteme ben
betreffenben 2dnbern iiberlaifen bliebe.
3um Musbau Der 2inten nnb Sur
sSindnairung bes llnternebmens per@
ben ettpa atpeibunbert Millionen err
forberli9 fein, eine Summe. Die fir
uniere 3ett niht 10 febr piel bebeutet.
Sir bic Hentabilitdt mub felbitperz
ftdnbli6 NIT benz Wahien bes lofalen
8erfebrs sere9net perben, Der ben
Dur9ganesberfebr ergdnat. DAB es
fein ausiidtslofes unternebmen tit,
mag man baraus erfeben, baB fi4 elm
Carnegie lebbaft bafiir gu interefitren
besonnen bat. Sir bic SOrbernng
Der 9anbelsbeaiebu stpifaen ben
beiben 6dlften bes Continents barf
man, tpenn audi feline auberoroentlt@
6en, fanel1en Grfolse, bod eine allz
mdltse Dortbeilhafte Mirfuns err
tparten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02

Moe,nFpntein tpieber berborsetrtten
unb es lit toum nod atpeifel6dff, bnB
stpifhen Der englifrhen Hegierllng unb
ben Burenpertretern iiber bic Muss
legung eiaieer puntte bes @ertrages
BON Mereenising iharfe Meinunssperz
fhiebenbeiten beiteben, bic bnr4 bic
Heife bes gplpntalminiiters bisber nee
nigitens nod ni9t befeitist iporben
Iinb. Die Meinungsperfhieben
beaieben ii1 bauptfdhlid auf bic Mus=
aablung Der @ntfdGbigungsbet
fir Rriegsfhdben unb auf Behanblung
Der Mebellen bonn Sap. Oa Is 1i1
sum suten She'll Inn bic Musleguns
miinblid sessbener 3ufagen banpelt,
lit es fhtper, ii4 Elm eigenes urtbeil gu
bilben. sSm erpBen unb 'eansen aber
muB man anerfennen, baB es einH6Dz
ner unb per1Dbnenber 3us i'm ghaz
ratter Der Buren lit, baB lie, Die 10
f1iper an ben eisenen 2eiben unb 8ers
luten gu trasen baben, 70 bartnGdig
unb 70 mannbaft INNER pieber fir
bag @efhid Der @tammesgenoKen aus
Der Rapfolpnie eintreten, bic 10 unz
sliidli9 getpefen iinb, in benz groBen
Sample ibren llntertbaneneib su ber=
geTen. @Dtpeit bisber Elm lleberblid
nlDeli9 lit, tpirb Der 8eiub gbamberz
lains nit re9t een1ifdten Gefiiblen
nerfolst, unb mas bic praftifhen Gr>
gebntie ieiner Heife betreffen, 10 tre@
ten tie mod ni9t redt in ben BORDER
grunb, trob 5ablrei6er idDner nnb
tbeilpei1e fosar bebeutenber rebneriz
fder 2eiftungen. Den beHeren She'll
Der 8urenbebDlterung alt getpinnen
unb gu DeriDbnen, fdeiat ni9t eelun<
gen au fein. Oie 3riegsifeuer f4etnt
unter ausenblidltden 9erbdltniHen
ben 5ieiisen 5u bod unb gu 9aufe gu
1iebrig, unb in ben uns am nddften
liesenben Srasen, Die alImdbli6 eine
brobenbe @eitalt annebmen fOnnen,
tpie 3. g. Der Nrbeiterfrage, 1T aud
ni9t Elm @9ritt nortpdrts eernaat
tporben. Nidt einmal Der &ern elmer
sufiinftieen 20fung tit gefhaffen, OBJ
tpobl bic fiinfttge 8eteuerung bes
gegers fdon iebt in benz Mutterlanbe
Elm Rampfruf i'm @treite Der Darteien
eetporben lit, als pb iid bic Siioafriz
taner in bieier fir iie pi9tigiten
5rase auf bic 2dnge cine 8epormune
bung sefallen laiien piirben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02
gte a1nrn-9iin-Buh.r.

@ls Sir sSpbn Meacbpnalb, Der
canabii9e premier, bic canabif9en
prpbinaen als orsaniitrte ginbeit in
Der Dominion au1ammenf9miebete,
19uf ct benz reuen Staatspeien nit
Der pacifiebabn Elm eifernes &iidgrat,
bas iih, banf Der Mbf9lieBunsspolitit
ber beiben Nadbarldnber, au6 als folz
DIES betpGbrt bat. Nls Sames s..
Blaine ben pan-amerifani @ez
banfen aufnabm, Inn an benfelben ben
Sraum elmer ipirtbfdaftli9en Snterz
eFengemeinf9aft Der 2dnber biefes
Continents au fniipfen, itellte fih aud
Der @ebanfe elmer S9ienenberbtnbung
bonn Norben BEE Ser. Gtaaten Big bins
unter na9 benz Geuerldnb als ersdns
aenben @liebes in Der Rette ipe9felz
ieitiger 8eaiebungen Elm. St ipurbe
nit @nfbirIiasmus airfgenommer 'tpie
anfanss bas gefammte Grgebnib bes
eriten panzamerifanifhen gDngrefes
unb Manhe fniipften groBe 9offnunz
gen baran. @eitbem bat ii9 btr Gifer
absetiblt, befonbers felt prdfibeut
glebelanb in feiner erften Mbminiitraz
tion bic eingegangenen Gegenfeitiss
feitspertrdse fur5er 9unb iiber ben
6aufsn getporfen. Mber ettDus BON
,ber Sbee 1T bod iteden geblieben. Wir
bdlttr nod5 INNER panSameritanifde
gongreEe ab unb fit bic pdrlsameriz
fanilHH Babn iinb in ber 6tille rran>
herlei Worarbeiten eef9eben, topDgraz
pbi1be Mufndbmen unb WermeHunsen
Dpn SngenieurseOrps, fir beren linz
terbnIt bic betbeiligten Gtaaten ibren
Bf;trag geIeiftet baben (bie Der. 5tda=
ten felbftperftdnbIid ben grDBten) unb
ber lctdle Werfebrsbebaff bat In bers
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02
@ttnttnunn f,t nerRnpknlnnir.

Wan fdreibt aus johannesburg:
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