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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

ming tie low water flow to a single
channel One bank Of this channel Is
usually protected from eaying hy bank
reyetment and the river contracted hg
the construction Of wing dams from
the opposite shore. The width Of con
traction varies from 81. Pau 10 the
mouth Of the Missouri In accordance
with the low water discharge OF the
river at different places. At st, Paul
the prescribed width Of the improved
river is 400 feet. at the mouth of the
St Crolx 1t widens to COO feet; below
Lake Pepln 1t is 500 feet: below the
mouth of the Wisconsin river. 1000
feet; at Quincy. 100 feet; from the
Illinois river TO the mouth Of the Mis-.
souri,. 1000 feet.
The expenditures since 1874 have
failed to meet the requirements of the
people engaged In the navigation o,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

32as 1sy IL q sAsxessaes ~ Siberia
sssass8s elsea pesssssao->S Aess ~,
seofs . fness stasa1s IA 49, gxeprsss3
- aopstef - ~ seke< &;nes fbis gov,
erpAeas s@geH w9kssss had Lss
nsser 1seefstsT pssesxs starry, Dst
81 Lao use oslfrxzs ~ aaaGys1 years
Aes s4ea rsA9zDazsa, sss1 fAs R9ofhsg "
her o99Dsry. hssths WssblHgsoa. sJil
~ b1aeree. VIA hev ssx, ~ ne appear.
seas ~ ~, DresAs ~ ~ slyat-eent
s2eap. Ills, Nhtis decided siet9ry,
Il ~ ~ gasiiegsc s9y, fef 40 inas;ry
sseeE1 1etAssas'ssfs siast h1t HaDfs fhsn
rstrz, I've women IN rae United sfsfes
ever ssw - s1zssf esBt sssfsD, ~ know
sass . sseWp ~ sssf denomination "a IL.
saes, tfaseger. II II ne principle fsse
seaeAs9p1 Il after, Eos stamps, so1
~ ss1s1eezs r9sf somewhere n tbs
gef51 49, Representative ~ geDsn IL
sDsstep % bsf far byev ~ esHeeiiDg
nasess,Ef Dssses bsi0 70 ne bruised
heera ~ lesst n espSof ~ ssiA ~
Hsffks, ss ~ GsaFgs, thai ste Ioyks
i;ke f.s es5sts,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

Ga ~ ina Ra.rat bsausass ~ fhe
s1sp ~ Easris, IL fsaut-l2p C9uusy y.
Hsaas, IL s9oss xpogs ~ Diass Dore.ss.
Aag res Anyway. q kNa ssrmen sspt
&C ms tssas. sne t'rss,ss ~ ~ for 1..est
snowy ~ psy tee Ass9a ~ E,assas--
3ss e. . spasssa tVsR ausssaag 4 wee
sp9sey 81 - 9, 800 ~ aeaess shs erss.
TRps rbs aiss4s iowa sss 40 sxs8ap.s ~
4exses plAass Etsassssy tAs 1eey1s
.ss1tzs nass eses = 4 a9sansn3fy ee0Ae
seSnf ~ esoftss &c ssssgtlss, y sosl>
oess no Aeasl ssYss - ~ sss f0f sat.
asas s.1orQ8asps 1tss tlt.s Eiussts grove
e't,s4.9nss2 ~ guy " ~ Dess1ns nas
ksanz ~ ~ lows, ssas ~ fvfess ss.Asgs.
COOS ~ rsslfssss. ssss ~ aseD4v ssss.
As-efg sfsass ~ efsgy apsgte s>ssaz afas
sas1 Ssss 1850 saf feffssaeasas ff.s.z
80 saaes
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

haiesi0us stories sispss me young
Ktsg ~ sps,s are ,esseissd, nov and
sgsia, 10 etggsiiy gHeattsrteg remarks
~ Dr5af sL9sl he kipg6psn, sDd fils
fssaer Btess ~ feassnter that here
nsHst ~ ~sbsfbes sl1sv ~ 9ofe sgres'
ais DsFIHa Speaking ~ Aif9nsg's
sgD,sefs, tsossoE bergman who spent
ne SKINNER IN spain has recently writ,
t&ps ~Wbep sR toi1 hereafter Of The
isTy. sbentefpFtsiHg spAniafd. I sbaii
sefafmsseS the man vita fls hos seen
fseryshers through NE gssggf prov,
isess; sissH femembeF ~ side bills
essfisst11, stssfs 10 cDiersdo only the
best D.sis iss1s sfs utilized; sbsil re-
esii ne gssCsfseegt Improvement
sIens fbs eep e<bsstisD Ffyerwags; !
sbsii Mink n NE Modern sisctsfe stfsss
ssu snl lights, saa fls sxs<iisDf way
u wiki rev Ms1r;s . ksi1s buijsl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05
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s..-.=....-.- =. -. -.
-
-.s...z..5 ~ - =.
p -
-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

a1Esgzd la Haar iuHfarsuaat ug-s
aa1 zzss f9r aaE private teaf = aas
q urxslt repairs uksea does m r.
gEire more iLaa tu3 - flree aaFs q
complete. Tie e9reTzmeat e14ess q
sllzL Zee fsr f. 1ss ~ private parties
T8ers Is a1lg aae afssf eek - ts
kind b TIE ra#zes ssases. and zzlat s.
- Louisville - fHe fats - tAs ol s..
Bat tls laffer s uGch slaalaf
The Rex Islza5 rsass lsHs beez
i1ap-9Fed hy eEaarassaE q easa1l
through TIE feekT REFS FROM 30 -
80 fees 81 u1sta MA q minimum
delfh = i5uf feez l=l9w lev wase-.
since 1874 ths government - fsaa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

nois, Wisconsin, Nllchigaa ana part
Of Minnesota. lying east OF the Mis-
sissippi
When Ohio became a State cam.
Gothic was It's first capital. aud here
the seat Of government rema!nea with
the exception OF only one short lapse.
until 1916, when It WAS moved 10 CO.
lnmbus- The present constitution Of
Ohio dates from 1850. when the orig.
inal draft was amended in some par
ticulars.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

making lmf -1TeasH1ts - various kinds
% tbe up2ar Mississippi. an1 altogether
since that date las eznanaed ai,ou,
s4poee which las feen Of vas
Bsaefft
System of Improvement
II improving some sections 81 fhe
upper river the work has been done o.
mans u sho1e protection. clos o.
dams and wing dams. constructed q
brush and stone. Whieh are found Ia
abundance On The banks q tire river.
b. Ills method Of improvement ali
he aide channels are closed Is what
are termed closing dams. thus cent
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

f- In ~ Ills aesIv nut, 8
UT III iae powerful eonasnol Biz nnua1fis tenee
rs las iaas aenoue fesasl faoi mt arui aar
@ wprtea too fft fne fnndnu sen wall s'
sersee rs rres 81 aa a. pses w i. AND h WINS sgon n ae
Beet frugal ie'arf -haf az yl
annnarF vors 11e znidd aes
Lpws
Nj feso vas uuane nsaeaes veae arulau L. 1u-s
cieasp kassee 5asr1ia aAe e INN Ia Bic
nn1h peculiar
ei F.,aa0epa uoaifsp n III rs epaa o lis fe enc rnal
aose Qualities vli eanse m nsas H. mas NONE 81 be- frs @
nne aiss fsat lu tat y
ssa5seaso in1 freras
rranns aagSiau spvase
sono
sderaceg sese4r 5aau as2ga
faa ffllfg ti fg daFe 81 1s
~ ~ ss,re M e s,,ef q5e sssf-.es vg
sa ~ -. j, -. 49, g5.sss..T -. =. - -
Me5alg 1nFasaa ir feaaoe fAe
susaar %sa1's 'etans fEai wa tf Nfs Hfe stae sa
warse n.1la1e9 q AZ esaoa9
Reef. raapus utsr -ss
aoase epaaF fa lass asss fat 5tarrea was President
vat estaefa
sary = sac Asaase at-as essases a srea
aearsw eraeas l.as sai .'f az seatff 8 s fseus
Tbs sfsl wa aa'i7 iages s ~ ~ @ re y ' aese lat l1r
write a aoefa s1s stier gasteF ae e authorship
- .-.* .., w.. = = s ssss. ''' a' 'sz''
r~r. ~ss SCORES = feeas ~ Il rass 4e vac te7 sensitive s-
~ was gepss ppft
he fsss Ceagrtzaenf eaf@ = Fs& seebef fls
ssaay participated ~ Haaass sae religions
b. preg@Fa9 f ezs 400 neae
esss aa1 fe asfF aoeg - ts jay
eoas a 81 sasagr r. esase =
q ste
..ed A,.s # evgy sEettae da as
siss sassr tposfar d
sofsas
0s ssez Cd lawyers the
~tgy4s r. psss naag. pastor u -
for @eaeo
,ssu,sd 70 s6 II saaxbes rea al
entered
ns ssrs criticism feaaepsG n3 an9sgB9 t.
entire and zaseS hn great enAa5faa@s
~ .ss1ors usss sDesA aqas generasa 81 y
90 .usoDae h qk power o. su,
-. .ss ae wiz s;tnnpa6 as - sei
tSsi ss&es -s y ss@s~ - - N.Y. - AfiFtaenra
.o4 were exciting h. Hose .s,a.s1
- ~ predecessors fnng frn
" aefs
r.. .ev prerfsBa2 1a.ofy fo o
minority ebib
- pd ana every realized gessT
- .d me House minority olae1
" ne .nsssxe u hee9 decided e veuerer
,a ssI eogae1 sufficient Of 81
member she fopr - fsss rHe
Tts minority protest sgsint Reds rulings Oh more
az ,wely Interference The House On
go ne
fsmaisr Yankee The VIZ - kn4 t
seat" relieved tense Atsaton
Reeds rules Court ana
bis ia b..
Hone 70 consider legislation f al
any
No man arbitrary pneenee
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

Interview viii SIC folls#,sg ee.s-...,
u some ugnsmed American wr,ters
= neg think Out o plot eay 10 words
then scene. Fag 10 words more. fbe,,
they conceal tAelf plot IN 10000 words
nnd bury their seene IN 10000 NOR
words and the b9okblnder completes
the crime. philadelphia Record.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

Many taslsk nsss Daep t9und oqrt
=. ssaecsesa anen e.nt rnszr.lsss. v1irb IN.
governments ~ A.a.erIeaA ssts.es. fnn
AssaaenssJ t.sescs aass eaep peseesse
7'nsst sssteacs naf ossp aematst- 5pi
acknowledged Il sssnps.osl. ~ aesi9y
et~s Cas- With pr9ssf ss1tennasls1ix ~
2issaatsons fine steuuls saesas ~ "
snss American cta.es Asss nss eea.
olszsaiy eaaassreo 1oeai sssuas1pns ant
arnensst oser s3steus - 4usUss ses,sep'
80 eoa,erse exactly ~ cnss character
in1.cs
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

1iastf n talk Is austria 81 establish
ing . nesa,syss espse.s.lis tw nerfpns
par1ons IL s'lssel aeepnns ~ .atas.,e-
pnet Wit N srsatse ~ sooansng ss,i.e
f'ilss viii x,sf new epsvf naaas 81 pour.
uatiam. 1sa IL yellow IS jar sauastiss
asfsss II uay i,s oolsit.aref Cry. 50
.eets shsu tlnt ~ us'ss,sc.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

Difsszse mat e1ho was ASKED 50
nems the ensass s;nlsi nae epu.ripusso
aesf 80 lin sueasss zneuEipnsd fvot
incs at oue " elan. T'ne e q son.
aaffu aansiss.Vr ',oaniux trpsp ons wig
n ny
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

heceuEis E.tnpsrvf nlli,em aiivs
elgisss rsptsfs IL twsssis miausa. "
~ sss nats " Gus every tessep sseenas
Ms ans aaagsnnilss 70 spsyscf rlsef Gie
xs.isef is lgf tpuft " q .rsss ayprzs.
tissn. after all aut riaf Ia sOss lnist-
Tug witt . zagsta.g Tnu.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

nnn 2 annfi pfi iissn aIn ti's nnfr
xorkers IL fsefd and etss aioIlEahie "
.lse iunaisni ios.ss.ss afpnud -Ite lfns-ih
&c DO art sas .ssse fife me =. IN Diii
- ii0ef sise .Uiiie- 2 orsss ar uniting
IN 1e.ass but mgre pe1ssnf oif's AZ
nglisiisg fuf nee lie
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

A process has been inyented by
which eyes may be col0red 70 suit sise
taste Of their owner. This Il aee1m,
pilsbed By the injection Of some liquid
into ,l,e eye behind the pupil Tie er-
pertinent has been trisd 10 Paris. snd
bale blue eyes were transformed 70
deep violet orbs in a second. with no
apparent injury 70 the patient
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

Ne noss VIII psssAsuce tilnt f.ssr q
tapss " f.s9S ssans C.r.aree and tessa
ilass peteied NJ ehssif ancisIf '4la-ea..
rans u anorlsr naf c.ppt h gns Last
i.agJ,iis tlisaipasrl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

King t.sop1ie SEA ens ananaillsss
eanf scaee iim out, bus r is rs1,erseo
si.at IA taras pe.s whenever ae nsass
ci's cOpk nairing rhs ssssat tsntsef VIII
slis g<psasg nasilaer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

& t'cVukisp eVinap bas spsC G tui-
mar Jcsrssf tw pesassh " psonlise ~
wVutsr ai.s tisasns silai sie alDusl iiase
.,pmpsslsasiop Tor ioaing uucn q prszs
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

L,-t ar give ATTAIN eesdr fG 0ns
siilng Re didns Eip liz wai.sf WY
nsspasi giiai appte Is kiss.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

a. ses'lag siat esstucaEiop sesliis ~
,pse anp eseutualiy ~ inarriase z0r-
aier Munster NJ nee gisen sagragG
sspn nnVzl..r nfaek s-se
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

fni,ss 80 forming q millinsR srliri
IA hau .qc Tne TINS sor nlsn ~
81 Enaif gnnE d last approaching
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

1.ea pprsn viii esop gu bnf soiis"
Bosls a.sa Y iiseis 10 GU fiie eeaa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

t'fls lsass.est fnlas0-tunes ~ iifsss "a
Dsef ase fiipse ~ nn.sclpase Diii WHICH
1essst happen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

When fortune begins to smile on
some msn they think Il Is up 10 them
10 sit down ard baak lr the smile
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

= sn0sa anaeeii,sia e.sallf vs.sl 50
meat esns WIT b.nig 1seDput sDe,
mignt 4rs nidinG psnamite vonitH IL
ms e-tIsfit.sr6.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

~ t,ans.r sun,s ~ iils iosss vs'iiSsi
AZ nov fstssrsf Is az ''0eauIrul 80
pssslsrat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

FL a.eu nes b. matte q Gus. oiIt
sefns u4ea have 8 40 mos q Luz nliai
saan V-hes6
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

'V'''V t'uuUI Annut To.
"Win you be engaged this evenlnrrp
well, | don't know | half expect
Mr.. Bright 10 call"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

ssr u.s1s d ri.e u,car ssl4a - 81 vas
leF b faear - aa1ullla5.s- t,sr11-le21
#ar9rssesaer- q Sire ass,ar faasf tse
sups Or eae assas q commerce 1zs
aaausrr Il taat rezlan 70 uarleulal
ana fsr fhe s.aHati - 1ale eazsfry .
ea-lrra slas SER -razf feuaa form
nal essHaHf8sa e a zaasa aas ssrrs.
aer.lats a9nraf1i11 4H1 NJ 1eI1eg.
= WI d fgeulTzf--sr ssrar fguzs arers
fsrrsaanfag - aa1 afsa1.sat 10 tie
commercial ans z1Gas.razl Ife 4 tbeir
aau-u-szs .laf-
B1fess aals - 6 z.a-ls Z sfe ss1s
1sg 1ss C.-sfass b. appropriate. ana
e sseafe ala fHaF ls4s GRANTED tl.s
1rst Ipfsf q MISSISSIPPI Klrer Improve
aent Assoc - e1er formed Tbs-s4
11t,l ta-ras 80 eaerm 5us eaastff-
t1atsy = SIS nsr.er tf5sss.fr5f valley
aas faer wa aase der elssHs sron
se Jraas rroaal fhat tse ceaten1le-
fes lnss8aer3aals IN ~ uDBsf river
nace - tas =aaer1l Improvement u
SIR saffs riEaam f-gla Is beaaHs-er.
l. tla I'll
T. maa nj = taken Tor granted fi.st
fs5e zs4a-r.,ar- Fss -.6.5I, ,...I.-,,..5
~ tiger division d faa 8iLssI.s.u-l
o. tie esarrary. Il hss recently a.
proved y q project fsr improving f,-et
dla11ea. but las fafe5 10 sfsvIsa 5
~ aA3eh TIE faools q tha vsll.,
ea1 CIR sufficient Tbs uraser. s-sr;.
zHe aHf.faDr-sfl8a for fsa r--,-.e. 49,
- q $4,000 Z year vfis -, -,
lsuer division tie arses-.--s+is-s -
about g2g1D93 q yaar. a- 10 49,
greete-. a larze fa-f ~ .fs 49,
znsguaf. however. Is nsa8 for ~ -.
ssrref59 IN u Iereas made r.,.,,..-..
foods
prof.., Sa-tu
ne up1aT river l,--.-. -.
go. vh,e' ls. I..-ss -, =. ~
gFl,ss. calls far d cI.s-+s5 =, -
oue.hsif re-. h. as,.,- - =, = i - 40
T. sig feaf IA. - -.
fs.a erfra-.e f,g. 80 ,'-s-s ~
dsaz ref oao-r sf ,.l-f,.,s5 a.'-N
ana. a. fss 49, +. ---....I --.'ie i'--N
: l,,r.4sfe- -, i-if mans
efd,Bary I,,,, -. .ssi az
elgll- feat - - asa %
n oo-s~.,. -. ..t-,
,fefaa. e.-ff. :. s1sl ne Des
ore,ro.sa 81 . - - 1--we Deeh
eIra,6 ~. ~ -. .a. I,'e .e''~s
ras -.fsss., 80 -. 49, - 'Ae sallai
lsH 49, vfs H.. s, -. sA..e.',t
an ,,oa.a4,.+,I.. -. -'l'..,rs ap'us
snt favs -. a. 80. - u Me- ,,,'
mol. ara I,-v. ,..s,,, - So. " ~, IN
soa-f -. =, - me 'late o. MS.
beyond the Des Molnes River. The
canal extends along this west or Iowa
si9rs between Nashville and Keokuk
4 Was opened 70 navigation In 1897.
Il o sevsn and one-half miles long and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

- oefl.r is - . Eensieniap naie G
aan ms Is Eosael iiiulsai1.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05
Why lie FaiIed.

Loss OF voice was one Of the reason,
given by a London auctioneer for his
insolvency.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

aou snrt fslssen fi0s.iisaiisa1so'i ioi
"a sduansiun ppu1 q ms -ocni ny
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

II q nsp desires % nght. and doss
not want 10 b arrested, be ess tio
feesbsfi tssn
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05
s,.m,. P1pcs oa Our Authors.

Biams FFIHpY vI vi
Being q writer OF no mean hDiiity
himself, the prince. for the time, posed
ss "a sxps<t critic and tsruinsts1 tho
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

Dyspepsia ana disappointment n.
lore prsdncs ssn,.laT outward elects.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05

The locks OF the Keoknk canal are
massive structures Of solid stone and
the gates are operated By hydraulic
pressure from the central point OF the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10
GOVERNMENT is FIRM
IN REGARD TO PANAMA
Minister Beaupre Is Notified That the
United States viii Permit No
Amendments to Treaty.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Instructions
have been cabled Mr.. Beaupre, the
American minister at Bogota, reiterat
ing the governments position regard
ing the canal treaty.
The government wants the members
of the Colombian congress to under
stand plainly that it will consent to no
modification or amendment of the
treaty, and that it regards the terms
given by the United States as the
most liberal that could be obtained
by Colombia under the law. 1t is def
initely explained that the Central
American republic must accept the re.
jected treaty as it stands or lose the
opportunity Of having the canal in it's
territory.
A report that the Colombian govern.
ment is trying to make an arrange
ment with the new Panama canal COM
pany of France, by which part of the
$40 100000 to be paid to the company
shall be given to Colombia, is credited
here, but there is no definite informa-
ton at hand that any such advances
have been made by Colombia,
In the meantime DIR. Herran, the
Colombian charge, will BIS asked as to
the truth of his reported criticism of
Minister Beaupre's activity at Bogota.
The alleged criticism by Mr.. Herran
was not we'll received at the state de-
partment.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10
SULTAN DESIRES
WELFARE OF ALL
Turkish Ruler Addresses the
Patriarchs on His Anni-
versary.
REGRETS DEEDS OF SOLDIERS
Informs His Hearers That Acts OF
Lawiessness Were Committed in Di-
rect Opposition to His Expressed
Orders.

Constantinople, Sept. 4.-On the an
adversary of his accession Sept. the
sultan received in audience at the
palace the heads of the religious COM
munities and the ecumenical patriarch
made a speech of congratulations. In
reply thereto, after thanking the
patriarch and the others present for
their good wishes, the sultan, contrary
to precedent, spoke at some length as
follows:
"An my desire is for the welfare OF
the population without distinction of
race or religion. AS to the detestable
and regrettable deeds to which the
patriarch alluded, / am convinced that
the movement does not proceed spon-
taneously from the population, but is
instigated from abroad. I hope the
measures taken will insure tranquility.
| call God to witness the sincerity of
my declaration, and that "a my as
pirations and work are for the well
fare and prosperity of all my sub
jects."
Turning them to the Bulgarian patri-
arch the sultan babe him communicate
his words to his flock.
Words Apply to All.
Next addressing the Greek patriarch
the sultan said he regretted that the
Greek population had also suffered
from the recent troubles, and declared
he would be pleased to contribute to
the subscriptions being raised in the
patriarchate in behalf of the sufferers.
The sultan further remarked that he
was very sorry that some of the SOL
diers had been guilty of acts contrary
to his orders. = .- e.
The sultan personally assured Mgr.
Ormanian, the Armenian patriarch,
that his words applied to the Armen>
ians as well as to the people of other
nationalities.
Official reports say that the Turks
on reoccupying Klissura, Albania,
killed 200 insurgents. 1t is also stated
that the inhabitants of the coast vii
lagos are returning to their homes.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10
PROCLAIM LIBERTY.
Extract From Document Issued by
the Macedonian Committee.


Sofia, Sept. A special dispatch
from Ria, near the Turkish frontier,
says courier has arrived there with
a copy of the proclamation of a gen.
eral instruction, which has been
daily awaited. The document is ad-
dressed to "Our brethren in Macedo-
mia and Adrfanople," and begins by
congratulating them upon the heroic
fight they have already waged. The
proclamation proceeds:
Armed only with your own
strength against a mighty empire,
against pitiless foes, with the power
of your right hand and the might of
your spirit you have shaken the hate
full Ottoman dominion. A hundred
thousand of the sultan's soldiers and
an innumerable infidel mob were un-
able to resist your advance. You have
sacrificed everything before tn altar
of liberty. Your villages were burned,
your homes pillaged, your children
massacred and your sisters, wives and
mothers violated. ....
A succession of valiant champions
has persisted in the struggle and dyed
the fatherland with their dear blood,
but with greater zeal you have en-
braced the fight. Your smoking
hearths have strengthened your man
illness; the cries of the children and
the means of the women exasperated
your souls. From the breasts of the
fatherland came new champions re-
placing those who have persisted. The
holy flag of liberty waves more proud
ly over the dear fatherland. Your
enemies are rendered speeches. be-
fore your heroism. The forces of
tyranny are exhausted. New days
have come. One more heroic stroke
and the centuries of tyranny will fall
to the ground in commissions of death.
THE dawn Of liberty peeps already
above the Macedonian horizon and
awaits this stroke to shine with its
full brilliancy on the Macedonian
land. Prepare yourselves, then, for
this stroke. Be at your posts. The
hour for the battle strikes. The cry
of liberty or death will break the
chains of slavery and bring the tri-
umph Of Justice"
The proclamation is signed From
the Supreme Central Government"
More fighting is reported from the
district of Debre. The Turks attacked
the revolutionaries at the village of
Dambeni, and both sides suffered
heavy losses. A company of,Albanian
troops passing through the valley of
Kitschero was slaughtered by revolu-
tionaries. The Turkish troop recently
made an attempt to take a pass &C.
cupied by insurgents through the val
ley Of the Sateska river, but were de
feated with great loss.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10
COTTON PRICES FALL
ON GOOD CROP REPORT.
Bull Movement Is Checked by Drop
of Forty Points in the Sep
tcmber Option.

New York, Sept. 1.-The bull move
ment in cotton, which met with set
back on Wednesday, received another
shock Thursday on the publication Of
the government report. Prices
dropped 40 points, or So a bale, on
September, and 26 points, or s1.33 a
bale, on October. The declines in
December, January and March ranged
from 20 to Is points lower than
Wednesday nights closing. and 1,000,-
coo bales changed hands during tae
day.
The selling began before the receipt
OF the government report, which
showed the condition of the crop as
S1.2, compared with GA for last year
and 1871 last July. Prices for Sep
TENDER dropped abruptly some 20
points before the report came out,
and 1t was freely said around the ex-
change that the figures on the report
had leaked. The highest percentage
looked for was 70.
The amount Of the selling after pub
lication of this report led to rumors
that the bull clique was selling heay-
lily. 1t is certain that many of it's fol.
lowers did so. Col. Brown, the lead
er, said that he had made no effort
to support the market, holding at
present only 10000 bales, which he
expected to market easily. He is still
a bull.
The market continued semi-panicky
during the day, and prices closed at
about the lowest points of the day
September at 11,12c, loss of AZ
cents, or $210 bale. and October at
1912, a loss Of "a points, or $1.80 a
bale. The other months lost less in
comparison, but closed much under
the high prices.