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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
CHAMBERLAIN IS OUT
Colonial Secretary Resigns From the
British Cabinet.
TWO OTHERS FOLLOW


London, Sept. is.-The Official an
noncement of the designations OF SIR.
Chamberlain and two other members
OF the cabinet which were annonced
By the Associated Press Thursday. was
made that night al Downing street
In the following communication;
"rhs following ministers have ten
dered their designations which have
been accepted by the king. Right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain. secretary OF the
colonies; Right Honorable c. 4.
Ritehie. chancellor Of the exchequer.
and Lord oeorge Hamilton. secretary
for India
Accompanying correspondence that
passed between the premier. Right
Honorable A. J. Balfour. and Mr.
Chamberlain. Is given and then fol-
lows Mr.. Chsmberiain's letter dated
Birmingham. Sept. >. The first portion
OF this letter refers TO Mr.. Chamber
lain's FIRST speech az Birmingham and
Nc. Balfour's reply 10 the corn tax de-
putation. Mr.. Chamberlain says that
neither OF them was intended TO pro-
woke n purely party controversy. lie
poiats out the unyielding opposition oi
OF the Liberal party. which secuted the
idea that a system generally accepted
In 1876 could possibly require modih-
cation In 1904 Meanwhile the adyo-
Gates OF the reconsideration were at a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19

uty speaker. win b. among those pro-
NOTED to the cabinet. but details % the
reconstruction are not likely 10 be
known until Mr. Balfour has seen the
king. Almost every paper has It's own
candidates for the various vacant Of
fees. but few prophecies coincide.
The attitude of the Duke Of Devon
shire. lord president Of the council. be-
ing unknown 10 the public. creates fur
ther uncertainty. Lord Rothschlld's =
statement 10 the Associated Press. how
ever. can he safely tHksn A. an indica-
tlon that the duke intends 10 support
Mr Balfour al any rate until parlla-
ment meets
From all part. Of the United King
dom and empire editorial expressions
on the crisis arc pouring In Govern
ment organs frankly admit that Mr..
Chamberlain's withdrawal came as
bombshell Liberal organs. though an
nOunCing the wreck of the Tory paI-
~" which is described as being Ham
let without the prince nearly all agrgc
In saying Mr.. Chamberlain resigna-
tion does not mean victory for free
trade
Though the man Is gone says The
Star" his policy remains. This is Mr..
Chambcrlain's Elha Ho has yet to
meet his Waterloo This is borne ont
hy reports from birmingham where %
powerful organization which favors %
preferential tariff Is centered. There.
though the resignation of the head and
shoulders Of the movement came as "a
great surprise ceaseless activity pre-
walls. and II rs announced that Mr.
Chambcrlain's previous urrangmenis
for the campaign VIII b. carried out"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN

great disadvantage owing 10 the Rd-
mitted differences Of opinion inside the
party. The political organization was
paraiyxed
Mr. Chamberlain declares that an
INSCRIPTIONS use has been made Of the
old cry Of dear loaf and that serious
prejudice has been created. In the rest
% the letter he goes briefly over the
same ground regarding protection az
did Mr Balfour in his recent state
ment.
MIR Balfour in a letter 10 Mr.. Cham
berlain dated September IS, explains
that he did not reply earlier bscause he
knew he would have an opportunity
OF talking over the important Issues
with which the letter deals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
couRTmARTlAL TRIALS.
Numbers Of Turkish officers Charged
With Ignorance and Negligence.

Salonica. Sept. iS.-Orders were re-
ceived from Constantinople 10 try by
courtmartial all Turkish officers whose
ignorance or negligence permitted the
escape Of Insurgents.
Hrm Pasha. the inspector general
telegraphs that In the fight az Kahn
akchalan on sept. ls. lsO Bulgarians
were killed. and that In the engage
ment az Kasu 200 Bulgarians were
Killed.
Ibrahin Pasha telegraphs from Sc
res that In an encounter near MelniS
forty-nine Bulgariaus were killed The
Turks lost seven men. The fugitiv'
insurgents were pursued. and surren'
dered az Jumaibala. where thirty %
them were killed and twenty were
wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
IS LIKE A BOMBSHEL.
Resignation of the Colonial Secre-
tary q Great Surprise.
POSITION 0FBALFOUR
II Seems 10 BE the General Opinion
In Great Britain That the Pre-.
mier win Walt Until Par.
Lament Next Meets.

London. Sept. Is.-consternation and
excitement were caused by the dramatic
announcement OF Joseph Chamberlain's
resignation. The great majority OF the
public only learned the news from the
morning papers and the establishment
In many cases was so great as TO pre-
vent the expression OF any coherent
opinion. The Pail Mall Gazette approx
imately sums the general feeling by de-
scribing the present crisis as the most
extraordinary In the whole history OF
the constitutional government" adding
that what may happen next no one can
forecast with any degree Of absolute
certainty. The PAN Mall Gazette states
that Premier Balfour viii MI up the
vacancies and carry on the government
until he meets parliament In 1904 Mr..
Chamberlain also does not look for an
immediate general election. expecting
at least twel months propaganda
before the electorate can decide upon
proposals. Other rumors are current
that Mr. BalfCur = unable 10 find men
TO nh the vacancies and he viii be
obliged 10 hand tha king his own resig-
nation. This, however does not appear
TO be likely The Westminster Gazette
and other papers forecast Lord Milner.
high commissioner OF South Africa. sue
ceeding TO the colonial Office. and Il Is
definitely announced that Lord Stan
ley financial secretary TO the war Of
fee. and psobably James Lowther. dep.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
ELECT OFFICERS.
Colonel W. c. p. 5reekinridss Of Ken.
tueky Made an Address.

indianapolis. Ind, Sept. lS.-The Ma
tlonal Association or Mexican War
Veterans elected the following officers
President-James e. Carlton. Bed
ford. Ind
Vice Presldent-S 7. Tufts Centr-
ila. lll
Secretary Moore MurdoCk.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Treasurer-Lcroy Wiley Paris. III.
Colonel W. g. T. Breckenridge n
Kentucky addressed the convention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
WOMEN PAINTING.
Fell Out With the Union and Handling
Brushes Themselves.

New York. Sept iS-The women OF
wallng,on. y. J.. have dehed the
Painters and Decorators union and
have formed league 20 paint their
own houses. They had difficulty with
the unionists over the matter % wages,
and as a result have begun a co-opera-
tion scheme whereby the town is rap
Idly acquiring a new coat Of colors
without the aid ~ the men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
Queer Hnlluein.,len.

Oklahoma city. Sept. Isl was
buried alive. then tesurrecied. and am
now negotiating with the devil to re-
lease me from my contract" said an
insane man when placed In the asylum
at Norman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19

London. Sept. is.-The foreign Office
Informs the Associated Press that the
report published by the Daily Chroni-
Gle that Great Britain had decided on
the dispatch ~ squadron 90 Turkish
waters Is entirely premature. and that
Il Is most unlikely that Great Britain
will take such a step.
BASEBALL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
BASEBALL.
Southern LEAGUE,

A. Ii'is 'sool--F'-s' esms' Iltta
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
Probably Lost

Philadelphia. Sept is.--A disratch 20
the maratime exchange from Atlantic
City says the Red Dragon was wrecked
and probably all on board were lost
The vessel started from Atlantic city
on Tuesday for a long fishing cruise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
National League.

Al Chicago-Flrst game. Chicago, G.:
/. Second game Chi
cagO 6. Philadelphia. 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19

Rock. :. Montgomery. s. Second game
Little Rock . Montgomery. ?.
At New ans-Nashville. .: New
orleans. O.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-19
Within Fortniaht.

London. Sept iS-Thc Associated
Press has learned the new cabinet may
be formed within fortnight
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03
unn 8oT>C Wbenue.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03

606er, aIs ale ii6rigen MGnner IteAen
unO ebenio groB, ais gut iein. Sd
muB gu ibm auf6Iiden, fein 8iae
muB mein 6D6ites 8eisB iein. Sn
ieinem S6ub m1B i6 mid ge%bor9en
fii6len, tpie Elm 8ino BEL ieinem 8ater.
Sd peiB, OaB e5 mir Bel Dir ni4t
m0gIi8 mare, 6oida."
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piu," prahlte er,
gSa, 0u biit eiesnIinntg, ME i'd
pit bemertt babe, ober Oas 1T feline
6eitigteit unb mdnnli6e @ntidieDenz
beit. 6erner muB er Oa5 giittgite
6er3 gegen ale Qrmen unO 2eiOen0en
6uben."
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f6neu. .grtnnere Did an uniere gez
meinIame &inO6eit, ME mir gu 8ei4z
na6ten uno Oitern gu Den 4rmen
fu6ren uno lie bei6entten."
nsya, 0u biit Elm gang gutter
Meni6," muBte lie 3u9eben,
g5ie6ft 0u po6I! 81 DGui8 I'M
G6nli6 BIN i6 9einem 3roumbilOe
bod ni6t.." jubelte er 9Iiitielig unO
6ai6te mad i6rer 9anO, nm tie gu
fiiTen.
,Ri6t 3artlia fein!" rief tie uno
DerIeBte i6m einen lei6ten S6lug;
ni4 bui1e ba5!"
sit 0us Bib jeBt ferti8?" fro8te
er getrdntt.
(6ortiebun9 fOIgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03

@6uItern, en9liI6 geI6nittsn, Ole;
gang tur8e Rippsn, Ole; Seitenz
fpet, 1O!c.; gon3s 2eibFiite, 103c.;
SpedzS 8ultern, 94c,; Sugar gu
re0" Sdultern, &C.; S6inten, 15c.;
o6ne 6aut, 144c.; 4icnic, BE-;
rM}eB"=6 dpeinefIsii6 $3.50 pro
SAP; S4maI3-in Sierce, gut raj
finirt 94c., in 6Gfern 10c.
&uffee: Notirungen Iino, ME fol9t:
ouf Der Balls bon sc. Bis sc. pro
9FunD fir Rio 9r. Z; Santos 74c.
Biz 113c.; Maracaibo 9fc. Bis 1876;
SABA 19c. Bis &c.; MOtta 18c. Bis
1916. .
8er6Teter 8uffte: 6. 9. g., in ai=
ten 1O.5Oc. bis 1O.70c. pro Pfuno;
in 8ii6ien uno Sdden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 32Ic.; SABA unO MaOtta, 8es
mii6t, 275c, biz 28c. pro 8funO; reiz
ner Maracai6o, 22c. Bis 225c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03

Gounclagluffs. Soma, 2 Face.
Goncoro, 4.a6., 10 5tunoeA.
Serotr, Colorado, n Rage.
Sttroit, Wi6., 1 5ag,
9atueftou, 2tras, 2 Gage 5 StunosRv
6nrrisburg, ia, 8 StuHoen.
6artforO, Connecticut, ~ StuHosH.
indianapolis, 5ro., l 3ag.
Sadiou, WiiFifppt. 2 Saqs.
SldioupiHc. Glorioa, 1 3aq.
Rauias sGit0, WiFouri, ? GAGE.
fittl, Rod griauias. 1 Ga5 Is stunse%
Eouispjls, 3D., l 3a1 , Stuuocn.
Wsmpbis, GsHn, / 3ng ) SfuHoen.
Y(obiIc, @ldbama, l5Gg 3 StlnoeH.
RoripIi, @jrginisu, u 5tuHoen.
9ciU=CrItous. qa., ] Gag 10 Stunhfa-
etaot TriusQorf. 5 etuuofn.
Omaha, Itbra5'a, ? 8d9e.
9ortlano, m1iue, / Tag.
4ortlaEO. CysqOn, ) 5Cge.
Qbilaoelpbia, %, 8 Stuuosn.
9ittsburo, 4a., II StUrbtH.
Qr0Oiocutc, rs, Is StuuDeu.
RUIti0b, &c, 13 StuHocu.
Ct. 9ouis, WiHouri, l sac 6 Sturbe%.
q. @du!, Dliuutiofa. l Eug y Stuno.h.
San 5rarilsco, Gal, 4 5age ii StuHota-
Sopcfd, Rarids. . IaQt.
goton, YlaT., IS StuH0sH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03
(6ortfeBung folgt.)
Oriflr nntrr Trumnern.

GIt3u6etG, u.s., 2. Sflo6er,
Inter ben &rimmern Der G6gez
brcnnten S6enne BON Sucob @far,
zines Mil6fdrmers an Der Wtrrles
0iQz Rpuo, etlto 3peiMleiIen bon bier,
rurren geItsrr Dertoblte menifiife
8ebeine oufgeTult0sn, unO man per-
mutGet nun, Bag iie BON Dem Manne
itanlmen, Der Dtm 4n56ein na4 RE
G6eune in 8ronD geItedt bat.
Din Mittlpod 8ormittag Bate
@lande Sdcr, be So6ter Oe8 6Gcz
mers, bic 9i6e aus benz Staue 8ez
luiIen uno auI Die 8eiOe getri.6en,
ais fie, Ii6 nmIeheno, bemertte, oaB
Die S6eune in 8runb 5te6e. sic elite
3uriid, UNI err Oort ite6enoe8 pertbs
poQeS 9fero 2u retten, permo6te ater
oG8 39ier n;dJl Gus Dem StaQe GIT
treibtn, tpel1s3 nebft elmer Sub uao
nrei &Glbern t~erbrannte. Der Nino
mar 3ur 3ett Ichr itart, uno Die 6ol8e
mar, oaB Die Gdeune unO eintge re
G~enQebdube in tGr3er 3eit ein5sdIWert
n1rer.
DIS nun 9eItern me6rere MInner
mt Dem We8rdumen Der 8runOtriimz
msr lei6dftigt lporen, itieBen lie, mie
erpdbnt, auf Die menI6Ii6en8no zen.
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9a man Ii6 SIC g~ntItebung Oes 8euz
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feI6Itperitdroli6 ber @eoante naGe, IN
o;eien &no6en cie ueberreIts oe5
9ranoitiFter5 u oermrrben, Der feline
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Tin oeplant hoben f0nnie, er fam iib
aber Sen 8rano n teiner un6eranY5&z
10 erf{Irpn
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Niebfntter. INN strubureiIe,

6olgenoeS iinO bic ouf ben ~itaatIiz
den Maugen fir 9eu, Stro6 II, |. m.
geItern er3ielten Preiie:
Oefli4e 9euDuage.
6eu.-3imotbn $12 Bis $15, Slice
6eu $11 Bis $13 pro Some.
Stro6. - @ei3enitrob So Bis SO,
8oggenitro6 $13 bis $14, 9aferitrob
So Bis SO pro Some.
Mai5-$3.4O pro SAP.
% Or me Hide 6eupddge.
9eu.-3imotbp $13 Biz $15, &Leez
beu $12 Bis $14 PRO Some.
Strob. - 8ei3enitrob SO Bis $40,
8oggenItro6 81 bis $13, 9~afertro6
So Big SO pro Some.
Mais-$3.4O Bis $3.50 pro SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03
Brnonften=Wnrft

llntenIte6enoe Preiie 6s3ieben i;4
auf ben gngro5 : 9onoeI; fir ben
&Ieinbanbel muB elm entIpre9enoer
Quff9ldg gema9t tperDen.
6arm : grObutte.
2e6enoes 9efIiigeI, prs qfun6:
iunge 9ibner 143c. Bis 15c.; ate
6iibner 13c. big 1885,; Gnten &c. Bis
13c.; Sauben, pro guar zoe. bis 25c.
gier, pro 9uBenO 22c. bis 24c.
4epfel, pro SAP SOC. bis $3.50;
9firiihe, pro Site $L5O Bis 1925;
8irnen, pro &orb 15c. bis 3Oc.;
Srauben, pro 5 PfunOz8or6 13c. bis
22c.; Quinces, PRO 8or6 6Oc. Big zoe.
Semitic: &artoffeIn, pro 8uI9alz
fife SOC. Bis &C.,; 3niebeln, pro 8uz
i6eI SOC. bis 70c.; 0siBto6l, pro
6unoert $500 bis $3.50; &ppfIalat,
pro 8uI6eltiIte BOO. bis 400; ,3uderz
rii6en, pro 8iinbel 13c. Bis &C.; So
matoes, pro 8or6 15c. bis 25c.; Crime
8o6nen, pro 8ui8el 4Oc. bis 45c.;
Mais, pro 9uBenO St. bis 15c.; Ga
rotten, PRO 8iinoel 1c. bis lie; Gina
bobnen, pro 8u56eItiite $1.OO big
$1.1O; 8lumenfo6I, PRO SAP $500
Bis $3.50; Selerie, pro 9uBenO 15c.
biz 40c.; runOe Riiben, PRO 8uideIz
fife 45c. Bis SOC.
8rOceries unb 8robtfioz
mem.
aaffinirter 3uter, pro 9funo: ges
piirfelt, 5.76!c.; pulperiiirt, 5.281c.;
StanourO granuiirt, 5,164c.; fein
granulirt, $751;; GrbituI, 5.161c,;
Columbia u, 4.913c.; gel6er, 4.45c.
big Also.
p1ttsr hro WFunh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03
Der Dentffe Correspondent.
eamftas, 3. cftuber 1908.
Oas 2Iinorat.
@pH 5reifruu 9abriele BON
S4lippenba4.
(9Eortiebuno.)

T'f
TortieBung.)
unb iie ergriff bas&ino uno ialeuz
berte es 70 4eftig BON ii6, oaB es net
nenb gegen bic &ante bes S6retbz
tif4es fiel. Die robe Shat empOrte
&laus 9tetri9 auf's 9O4te; er bob
9eprg auf unO tegte ieinen freisn4rnl
f9iBenb UNI i'm.
~Sbr pferO tpartet uuf Sic, 5rau
9rdfin," Iagte er nit i4neioenoer
&Glte, pbgIei6 er innerli4 pOr 3prn
bebte; .i9 boffe, Sic p%erlafen mein
6aus, I'm es ME ipieber gu betreten."
Sic Iadte i6riQ auf unb elite bin
aus, Die Sbir binter fi4 3uperfenb.
5rau BON grla4 fam 6alo b%arauf;
aus 9eorg's Gr5dblung erfubr tie bon
Dem 9eiu4, ben iAr 8ruOer 9e9a6t
bate.
Isle pirb ni4t pieoertommen,
Mutting," fagte &luus 9ietri4; riie
i9ieb in bitteriter 6einOi4aft."
m8u6i," perIeBte feline S4peiter,
ui4 iage nit Dir, es lit gut, boB es
10 fam! 8efer Der 8Drper fed unD
frant, ais 9er5 unO Seele!"
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8Ianb b.

grcmsu, Tsutiblano, @ SAGE.
% vuo5 Nprcs. ItQcatiuicr, % TesEs
6oI'>ttd, 9ritii6=SrOicU, 80 5dot.
Eemryara, @ritjibsHuiaud, Is 9ast.
6or1=RJnQ, ghira, 25 Gage.
RjuQtou, Souaico, 5 Gage.
S]jptrpocl GualauD. 7 GAGE.
SU}crn, S6ptil 10 3aQc.
etlot Wcrifo, Werifo. 5 GAGE.
Mogiau, 8uSlauo. y SaQe.
banana. Der. Staatcu pom Colombia, 7 4aaG
s}oris, Trantrcid, 3 Sage.
Gutbcc, GaEaO1, ? SaQe.
Rjo be Saueirc. 0raFiien, q 5aeE.
Som, Stolicu. 10 EuQt.
81. aobng, Rcgfunclauo. 4 9aos.
Ct. @sitrs5UrQ. 0uBlaro, u 9ags.
Spousp, IutraIisn. 81 Gage.
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SaItimurcr Narftbcrihte.

Cgeri8tct fir Ou s9euti3tn GorreironOtnten".)
Baltimore, 2. Otto6er.
Me6l.- Die 6eutige Me6l3ufu6r
belief ii6 ouf 14,1O2 6GTer, Elm.
i6lisBlid 5499 6GIer gu 2OcuIt:
9oint unO 1926 6GFer gu Canton
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Den GleOatoren 21,534 8uf6el; Glsz
batOrenz 9orrat6 443,0 8ui8sl. -
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Serlamgt int MQaemeineA.
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Gin 9roobdfcr iubt Stelung uIs crtc ootr
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$50 Saar-$3.OO pro ISOLDE.

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