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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Large purchases Of Australian lead
are being made at Melbourne. Vic
toria. for Japan and Russia.
William c. Crehan. formerly a well
known theatrical manager, is dead.
Crehan was a brother Of Miss Ada
Rehan.
An appropriation of $4,000 has been
voted by the Chicago council to pay
the expense of u%ncovering rascality
around the city hall.
More than a score Of persons were
injured, half a dozen seriously. in a
rear end collision of trains on the
Brooklyn elevated railroad.
Patrick Mahaney of Derby. Conn.
has sailed for his old home In Ireland
with $500. representing the savings
of thirty-two years as a farmland.
At Wichita. Kan, Cresceus set a
new mark for the worlds trotting rec.
ord, CONS the mile in 1:59%. This
is a quarter OF a second better than
the records recently made by Lou Dill.
Ion and Major Delmar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
DISCUSSES OPENING OF MukDEN.
Russian Viceroy Says lnternationa.
Commerce Must Go On.

New York, Oct. 2l.-Admiral Alex
Jeff, viceroy Of the Far East, seems in
disposed, cables the Herald's Port Ar
thu correspondent, to discuss the
opening OF Mukden as a treaty port.
"Oh, we shall settle this question all
right" he said, maintaining our old
friendship with America. Interna-
tional m must go on"
Regarding the alleged construction
of forts at Yonsampho. in Korea, he
emphatically denied it.
These stories are all fabricated"
he said, Ito cause q sensation. There
is no fort, rot a single officer. not a
single soldier and not a single cannon
at Y~ongampho."
Regarding Manchuria he said trou-
BILE with the brigands is constantly
occurring outside the railway zone.
especially in East Manchuria, between
Hardin and Vladivostock, and its rob-
Der ridden country. He said he often
received petitions from the Chinese
begging him to retain troops and he
would receive more petitions were not
people terroriZed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
ANTi.cOMPACT LAW INVALID.
Court Holds Insurance Companies
Have Right to Combine.

Des Moines. Oct. 21.-Judge Smith
Mcpherson of the federal our has
rendered an opinion in which he holds
the anti-compact law placed on me
statute books of Iowa in 1896 is in
valid and asserts insurance companies
have as good a right to combine as
other commercial interests.
The opinion is of ~farreaching impor-
lance. affecting every company in the
state. eighty-fve of which asked an
injunction restraining the state audi
tor from enforcing the Blanchard law,
which prohibited two or 0 com
panies entering an agreement to fix
rates.
Judge Mcpherson does not hold the
law unconstitutional because CT violat-
ing the constitutional provision requir
ing all laws to be general and uniform
In operation, but claims the state audi
tor has no right to shut cut OF this
state any foreign company which he
finds solvent and financially worthy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
pARDoNED BY PRESIDENT.
Sentences Of Coal Miners Convicted Of
Resisting Marshal.

Washington. Oct. 21.-The president
has committed to expire Immediately
the sentences of Marion Marshall,
Cyrus Raines and Burton Harper. coal
miners. who were convicted in West
Virginia Of resisting a United States
deputy marshal. They were sentenced
on June II, 1903. Marshall and Har-
per to Imprisonment for eight months
and Raines to imprisonment for five
months in the Raleigh county jail.
The pardons are granted on the rec
ommendation of the district attorney
and Judge and the deputy marshal
who was resisted. in which recon-
mendation the attorney general con-
Cured, for the main reason hat five
other co-defendants, who were jointly
indicted and pleaded guilty. received
sentences of three months and have
already been discharged.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
ALL. ARE JUBiLANT.
President ard Cabinet Discuss Alas.
kan Award.

Washington, Oct. 21.-At the meet
ing OF the cabinet hearty fluctuations
were exchanged between the presi-
dent and his advisers over the result
Of the deliberations of the Alaskan
boundary commission. Secretary Hay
presented to the president and TO his
fellow cabinet members the decision
Of the commission as stated in the
Official dispatches to the state depart
ment. The decision itself indicates
o. clearly than anything else could
how complete the American victory is.
BY the president and the cabinet the
result achieved by the American com
missioDers is regarded as far and
away the greatest diplomatic success
the United States has had for a gen
Grafton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
ENCROSSED COPY OF ALASKAN
DECISION SIGNED BY ALL
BUT THE CANADIANS.
AWARD VERY PLEASING TO AMERICANS
CANADA GETS PORTLAND CANAL
But UNITED STATES CON.
Trolls ITS ENTRANCE.

london, Oct. 21.-The engrossed
copy of the Alaskan award was signed
at 2:1O p. m. The Canadians de
clined to sign the engrossed copy. fol
lowing the course adopted when a
draft of the decision was signed by
the American commissioners and Chief
Justice Alverstone.
The award relating to the Portland
"a nal gives the United States two isl
ands. Kannaghunut and Sitklan, COM
manding the entrance of the Portland
channel and the cea passage to Poit
Simpson and destroying the strategic
value OF Wales and Pearse islands.
which are given to Canada.
The mountain line adopted as the
boundary gives the United States sub
stantially all the territory in dispute.
The line completely clears all the bays
n inletS and means OF access to the
sea. giving the United States a COM
plete carrier between Canada and tne
sea from the Portland canal to Mount
st. Eiias.
Around the head Of the Lynn canal
the line follows the watershed. some
what in accordance with the present
provisional boundary.
Messrs. Jette and Aylesworth, the
Canadian commissioners. in "A State
ment OF their reasons for refusing 10
sign the award, say they consider the
finding of the tribunal regarding the
islands al the entrance of Portland
channel and the mountain line is not
q judicial one. They add:
CanaGa's interests Sacrificed.
I'VE urged our views as strongly as
We were able, but we have been com
PEELED to witness The sacrifice of the
interests OF Canada. We were power
less to prevent it,. though satisfied
that The course which the majority
was determined to pursue in respect
to the matters above specially referred
to ignored the Just rights of Canada"
Messrs. Aylesworth and Jette will
submit their contrary opinions to the
tribunal so as to go officially on rec
ord. and while they declined TO sign
the award they signed the maps
agreed on by the majority.
The Canadians feel very sore over
the outcome. They almost openly &C.
cuse Lord Alverstone of partisanship.
When the latter presented them to
King Edward at Buckingham palace
Monday the king endeavored vainly
to induce Messrs. Jette and Ayles-
worth to say they were satisfied or
that they accepted the situation. but
the two Canadians declined to in any
way express acquiescence with this
view. They simply shook hands for
mally and bowed.
One of the Canadian commissioners
afterward said to a representative of
the Associated Press:
This award affects much more the
relations between the Dominion and
the mother country than people here
seem to realize and almost marks the
parting of the ways, at least SO far as
leaving any such question for England
to decide for u.s."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
DIGEST OF THE DECISION.
Alaskan Tribunals Answers to Cues
tons Submitted.

London, Oct. 21.-The following Is
al official digest of the Alaska deci-
sion:
The decision of the tribunal is made
up OF answers to the seven questions
contained in the treaty of 1903 consti-
tuting the tribunal.
First Question-Answer: The line
commences at Cape Muzon.
Second Answer: The Portland
channel passes north of Pearse and
Wales islands and enters the ocean
through TOngas passage, between
Wales and Sitklan islands.
Third-Answer: The straight line
to the middle of the entrance of Ton
gas passage.
Fcurth-Answer: A straight line
between Salmon and Bear rivers di-
rect to the 56th parallel of latitude.
Fifth-Answered in the affirmative.
Sixth-Required no answer after the
fifth question had been answered in
the Affirmative.
Seventh-Answer: The majority
of the tribunal have selected the line
OF peaks starting at the head of Port
land canal and running along the high
mountains. OF the outer edge of the
mountains.
Shown on the Maps Of Survey
made in 1898, extending to Mount
Whipple aud thence along what is
known as the Hunter line of 1878,
crossing the Stickine river about twen-
ty-four miles from it's mouth. thence
northerly along the high peaks to
Hates Needle. from Hates Needle to
the Devils Thumb. The tribunal
stated that there was not sufficient
evidence, owing to the absence of a
complete survey. to identify the noun.
taiDs which correspond to those in.
tended by the treaty. This contem.
plates q further survey of that portion
b. the two governments. From the
vicinity OF Devils Thumb the line runs
to the continental watershed, thence
through White and Taiya. or Chilkoot
casses, westerly to a mountain. indi
Cate1 on the map attached to the
treaty as $50 feet. thence to another
mountain. $500 feet. and from tina,
point in a somewhat curved linz
across the head Of the glaciers tx
Mount Fairweather. This places the
Canadian outpost on the upper wateI
o. Chilkat river in British territor,
and the mining camps of Porcupin,
and Glacier creek in American terri
tory. From Mount Fairweather tn
line passes north on high peaks alonI
the mountains indicated On the ma
by Mounts Pinta, Rukama and Val
couver to Mount st. Ehe<.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
MAKE THEMSELVES AT HOME.
After Locting a Residence Burglars
Spenc the Night There.

St. Paul, Oct. 21.-After footing the
residence OF Judge Ira p. Mills, mem
Der of the state railroad and ware
house commission, burglars made
themselves at home and. finding a box
OF cigars while rummaging through
the furniture. proceeded to enjoy them
selves. They evidently spent the
greater rart of the night in the house,
for one of the beds was found dis
turhel when the robbery was discov-
cred. The bel wGs Uttered with cigar
stubs and ashes and matches were
scattered about the room.
The burglars raGsacked the house
tho7orGhiT. but IS Judge Mills is
away from the city it is impossible to
ascertain now much property was
taken.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
ASSETS IN MANY STATES.
Receiver for International Bank and
Trust Company.

Dover. DEL. Oct. 21.-Chancellor
Nicholson has granted an application
for a receiver for the International
Bank and Trust Company of America.
James H. Hughes of Delaware was ap-
pointed receiver.
Efforts will also be made to have
subordinate receivers named in states
where the corporation has assets.
Herbert Compton, a stakeholder.
made the application for a receiver
and Lawyer William l.. Gooding made
answer for the company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
eESIEcEO BY BANDITS.
Bank E~uilcing Wrecked but Vault Re.
ma;ned Intact.

Newburg. Ore, Oct. 2l.-For twt
hours this place was practically unde0
coct q Of a gang og bandits. who's
object vas Il blow up The building @
the Ba1k q Now59rg and loot Tx
VaWlt.
Tho cavit contained s29,o 0o. I'll,
luilGirr Wa physically wrecked.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
Court Of Appeals sustains Writ.

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 21.-By a deci-
sion OF the court of appeals Jesse
Lewisohn need not answer the ques-
tons of the district attorney OF New
York county with regard to his al
legged relations with Richard A. Can
field and the latter's alleged gambling
house. The writ of habeas corpus
granted to L.ewisohn by the supreme
court is sustained.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
BiACKMA,LEEa ASKED $4,000.
Money Wao Left in Place Specified
but NO Ore Appeared.

Omaha. Oct. PA startling dc
mand for $500 in gold was made by
lettcr on Fred Metz, head of the Metz
Brewing company. with the altcr2a-
tive that. in the event of n~onconnli-
ance. the brewery would be destroyed
by dynamite.
The demand Of the letter writer was
complied with and the money depos.
tied at the spot named. but no one
appeared to get it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
Hunter Goes on the Ticket.

Frankfort, KY, Oct. 21.-Secretary
Of State Hill has certified TO the coun-
ty clerks of the Eleventh district the
name of DR.. w. Godfrey Hunter to go
under the Log Cabin on the Official
ballot. DIR. Hunter was formerly
United States minister to Guatemala.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
What she Meant

"She told me-" said the young man
who had consulted Il fortune teller,
"that l was born to command
"Well. WE'LL" exclaimed Henpeck.
"She means her that you will never
be MISUNDERSTANDING
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
WHITAKER WRIGHT INDICTED.
True Bill Against Notorious London
Promoter.

London. Oct. 21.-The grand jury
which has beer considering charges
against Whitaker Wright. the pro
moter. brought in a true bill against
him during h day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-21
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Precautionary Measures Proceeding in
the Far East.

London. Oct. PA dispatch. to
Reuters Telegram company from To-
kio says:
The Far Eastern situation is unal-
tered. Precautionary measures, how
ever. are apparently proceeding brisk
ly. Vice Admiral TOga has been APP
pointed to command the standing
squadron. This change of commanders
ct the present juncture has attracted
attention.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-23

niht. Mit Dem ginIoien bot es feds
Monate Belt. @enn Sic nieoer
einmaI etpas brauhen, 10 fommen
sic nur at mir; i6 itebe ieoen Nad,
mittag bier unb erfreue mid elmer
noblen &Iunbibaft. Sarf i6 mir
fir meme 8emiibuugen i2 &reuser
ausbitten2"
Der aonia Iafte unb e~ntaeenete
ihnen: y9as boben Sic gut gemadt,
liebes Wiitterden. Sier baben Sic
ettpas fir Sbren @eg unb Sbre Be
ioreung!"
Ger a0nig briidte ibr ibnen bic
Is @uIben in bie Sanb unb entfernte
ii6 eiliait, benor Die Ilte bon ibrem
Gritaunen iid erbolen fonnte. Gin
@rnoe. melher ais 8elobnung Die
gan5e Summe einbGnbigte, bie iie fir
bas Bfanbobieft i'm 2eibbouie be-
fommen hatte, mar ibr iiferlib in
ibrer 8rnrts nod nift borgefommen.
&Onig 2ubmig, melheu Dos feline
Mbenteuer iebr beluitigte, febrte Der.
enigt ms Sd)lob suriid uuo trot
nit oen @orten in bie 8emGfer iei-
ner 9emablin: rSait 9u i6on &c.
bort, mein Ser8, baB elm 9ontg iei-
men Sod berieBte? @ber iholi, i6
mubte bette meinen l1eher3ieber oer-
pfdnben. ga lit Ser Sheiu, lab mir
meinen 8aletot mieber auslOien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-23
Sin fcheno g%etuor6euer glinbge-
borencr.

sns 2onbon 81. Wfni, miro se,
lArieben: Sn Der bieiigen Breiie err
lfeinen Ianee Snterpieps NIT einem
3~5jdbrigen S6otten, Der blind gebos
rem prlroe uno in poriger Wobe i'm
guguita : Soipital 81 Glasgow na6
erfolgreiter Separation gum eriten
Male in icinem 2eben oas Sidt Der
Welt erblidte, i'm pabren Sinne oes
@ortes. Sic @inbriife, Delde Die.
Ter @Iiidlihe in Den erlten Sagen
ieines nciien 9oleius bon ieiuer Tim
bislang bon @eiibt natiirlib gGn5lib
unbefannten llmeebung geponneu
bat, baben Den Snterpieuern reiben
|Stoff 81 langen 3eitunssaufiGsen
eegeben. DDS erite, mas Wr. Gar.
ruth, Ser lebeno ~geiporOene S6otte,
crblidte, mar Dos @eii6t bes alien
Grofeilprs. Der i'm operiert bate,
uno Der 8otieut geltano, baB err poas
meiidlide @ntliB lid i6oner Dorge.
iielt babe" gr pmrDe aber balo emit
idGbigt, ais er Die iunee Sfle9ertn
oIs erite Srau in icinem 2eben NIT
ieinen Mugen idailen fonnte, unn oils
ihlieblid feline alte Mutter an iein
9ett trat, unb or ibr iogen fonnte,
oaB ibr Iiebes @eii6t aae feline 8or.
ltelltngeu melt iibertrdie, ba puroen
belize nabe5u bon Der Sreube iiber.
mGltigt. Gadoem garrutb erit Die
@rIaubniB erbalten, ailsaufabren uno
iidD bie Stabt a%n5uieben, ga fannie
felbitneritdnbiih fem Sntereiie nno
feline aufregung feline @ren5en.
Cine gan5 b%eionoere augeupeioe NOR
es fir i'm, Den gin5ug bes aoniss
rno Ger GGrigin In feierlider 8ro.
5eiiion in Glasgow nit an5nleben,
aber ole @%nitrensung ieiner augen
erpies ii1 oils 81 groB fir i'm, 10
oaB fem gr5t i'm fin einiee Gage pie'
Der or's bunfle .8immer feiIeln
mubte. Cine eigentbiimlide @ribei.
ming liz es, bob Garrutb, Der, 10
lanqe ct blind mar, iib NIT groBter
2ciftiAfeit permoge ieines feinen @e-
fiihls unb Srtsiinns iiberaa ansge.
3cidnet suredt fanb, iest bieie Cider
belt poaig perloren bot, ii6 iebenoen
g(rges nilr b0dit boriidtig portpdrts
bepeqt. neil err nod nibt IN Der Sage
lit, ielbit Die flciniten gntfernungen
ribtig 5u ibaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-23
Ybantaiiem iiber Sas Yfert.

@ie es in Dem S6Gbel zines ncuil.
jGbrigeu Sungen aiiSiiebt ODER ood)
ausiehen fam, bafiir l~ieferte Sris-
dlen iiingft Elm nabrhaft eridiittert
oes 9eiipiel. CT bate in Der GdDuIe
Die Mufgabe erbalten, einen Iufias
ii6er Dos Bferb az berfoiien, unb
e~rtleoigte iif oes Guftraees in
folgenoen Stilbliitben: .9os EIer6
lit elm Sbier, es bat bier 8eine, an
jeoem Sd ems. Sinten bot es nod
ems. bas lit aber feins, bas 1T elm
ShpanS, ba iisen Scare bran, barau
fam man sieben, Damn idI6et baS
Bferb. Borne bat bas Bfero Den
Gopf gum Mufflappen. Sben auf
Dem 4opf iiten Die Sbren. Ou
hort bas Nfer6 nit. @enn mar bas
Hferb fiteIt bann leet es Die Sbren
OH ben 9opf banu Inf id ipeg.
Sinter Den Sbren bat bas Bfero sic
WGbne, bas iinb Saare. Ios gierS
lit nnten bon giien. ggenn bas
&qrruiiel fommt, bnnn iinb fie bon
Sols. Damn foitet es 5 gictnig,
bas tbun mir germ. @enn Ser Munn
es nidt felt, bonn foItet es nifts.
giniee Bferbe bienen aud Del ben
SolSaten. 9Ietne BferSe beiBen
Gonies. @enn man bas Iiero
Ihl,ot Sonn Ln,tft as 0p,oor,
Bierbe beiBen &raden. Giniae
Groden geben tobt. InSerc ipcroen
geihlodtet. 3ann perOen Nntrneen
unb @rlrit baraus aemaft. Wama
maa lie nift. Yopa beito ldnser.
DIS Yfero bot bier 9ro6e 3eben.
ga l1uft es nit. Wondmo( fricat
eS bn Gin neueS, @enn i6ni Ger
Shmieo Ga mas Bran ihneioe,. oaS
thue id Dem gntnii IN Die 4ieiic.
Gam miro er libel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-23
gpn Der Ghlanbcit cincs NeaerS

ipeib cine engliide 3eitung ~folsenoes
@eibidtden gu berihten. Gin alter
Reger, Der I'm I%aganeinen oils elm
superlaiiiger gutter Menid eaIt,
tuilrbe bon ieinem Serrn babel er-
wiibt, Die er ii6 elm Slbn fo6te,
oas offenbar ~geitobIen tpar. Ger
Neaer mics aber bic 8eiduloigune
NIT Gntriiitune 5uriif. SD babe
es nidt ~seitoblen, Waiia", erfIdrte
er. Scr SER bot es geidnbt. Sd
babe oarum sebetet." Seine Gnt-
idulotgung fanb aber penig @Iau.
ben, nno Der @uropGer fragile mfg
trauiih: r8ie fommt es, baB Dir
Der lie6e @ott 9iibner ifift, tpGb-
reno i6 meine faufen miiB." Ser.
iu6en Sizes MIR, @aiia", empfabI
Der Neger. nWaiia" gina bin unb
periudte es, aber obue grfolg, nno
ic ging er 5uriid, INN ,SnfeI Sad"
peaen ieines D~iebItabIs burdsuprii.
aeln.- slber bieier bIieb nod inmer
bel ieiner 8ebauptung. ste baben
nid)t ri6tig gebetet, Waiia", iagte
CT. .Ste miiiien beten, ipie SnfeI
Sad betet. 8enn err iagt: . Serr,
idide Snfel Sad elm Subn, bann
miro es nift erb0rt. @ber Denn er
betet: . SEER, idide SnfeI Sad gu
Dem Si1bn, = Damn lit bas Suhn
intlner 6a."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-23

"ssle! i9 nm's tGelide groS
betans" ertpioerte Der Sdubmod,er
bo9lllld la6elno, nbas lit mir felt
olelen Sabren ni6t eingefauen, bos
nralicbe lh nidt; ib mub mir mein
faalth 9ro6 iclbit peroienen."
Der Maeo mar es gans unbeimIih
9eporoen OBJ folder &e6e, uno lie
gtng ibres @eges.
Ger Wann batte i6on Dor niebre.
rem Sobren iol6e Bidder in sic
Snroe befommen, oie unter Dem
Sdetn Der a%uffIGrung, Dem unfun.
otgen SeIer Den @lallben an 8ott
ituo oas G%briitentbum orf cine red1t
tetne Wanier aamGblid aus Ser1
Seraen reiBen. Ger elite Sanoper.
ter ipollte germ audi paufgeflart"
lem, iuie Der 8erfoiier ieuer
Shriften. @ie err nun iiber ,oieie
Slnge belebrt lno perfiibrt mar, oa
alng es audi balb in @eIinnuna, in
Sanolung nnb IN 8ort iiber. Mns
cteier triiben 9ueae itammte ord5
lelne obtge &ebe on oie Wagb, Sic CT
bel S%elegenbeit oft nod @noeret
foreoerbolte. Sod bOren mir, mas
geidab.
3mei Sabre nod Dem eraab(ter
gorfall plirbe er franf; lem lIebcI
beitano in elmer eetpaltigen snidmeT.
liing Der Speiierobre nab innsn.
Srob aller angeipanSten dratIihen
Wfittel nabm bic @ni6meIuna ser.
crt 81, oab er feinen 9roiamen mebr
btnnnteridluden fpnnte. Gin einai.
aer Sropfen @aiier, nit @ein Der.
mlid]t, bradte linn itets einen aufaG
bon Grltidnng. @as b1tte er oarum
eegeben, bon elmer Speiie MIR iobiel
binunteridluden 81 fSmnen, ols Der
&opf elmer StefnaoeI lit; aIein er
fonnte es nimmer. Geit bereits sebn
Sagen bate err, i'm ii6riaen ionit ae.
luno nno Itarf, niht mebr feline gB.
lnIt st itiQen permodt.
60 Lag CIR oa, balO berled8eno Dor
Gnrlt, b~eiBbumarig, Dem ibmers.
l'd,en Sooe nabe. Or rang Die
Sdnoe persueiflunaspoa; ieine tribe.
rem Spottreoen famen ibm jebt i'm.
mer nnb lebbaft in oeu Ginn, uno
otter i%eliiste er onf: ygl6, id bdtte
linn fiir ole Gage 9roo genltg; auein
8Ott. ben id aus Dem Screen berlo.
rem bat ieincn Seeen bon mir ge.
nommen! aiiiber, benft an MIDI,
8ott labt ieiner nidt ipottenl @oter
unier, glib ltns beute nnier tGglifes
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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-06

The criticisms and protestations which have greeted Senator Hoar's antitrust bill furnish ample evidence of the unwillingness of congress to carry into effect in single instance, any of the recommendations of the president in regard to the control of the trusts. No sooner had the terms of MT Hoar's bill been made public than Representative Jenkins, chair man of the Judiciary committee, made public statement in which he de- clared that the trusts had nothing to fear and the people nothing to gain by the passage of the bill, which was merely the old ideas rehabilitated in new phraseology. The Hoar bill pro- vides for the publicity so earnestly ad- vocated by the president and forbids, under penalty of $5,000 or not more than years Imprisonment, or both, combination in restraint of trade, the selling of goods below a fair market price for the purpose of destroying a competitor and the ownership by one corporation of the stock in other cor porations,