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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

Baltimore has man who claims that he can speak distinctly at the rate of 55,00o words an hour, ten hours a day. for ten days on a stretch. Just think what he might accomplish if he woula go in for politics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22
Guarantees vs, Claims.

Foliowing ionst established custom. the sunday AdveFtiser. for April. is herewith submitted It will be noted that the state ment is compiled after all returns are de- ducted. and the results not only sworn to, but guaranteed. The Adyertiser's guaran- teed circulation. Daily and Sunday. exeeeas the actual Issue of all other Alabama morning newspapers combined Advertising rates absoluteIy lnvariAble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22
& < .% .s v y .s ss .s .ss v Ss .ss 1 .& .Ss Js N WHAT THE STATE PAPERS .1 .1 ARE SAYING. N .H < Je y 1s & .s .& .& .s s .a .ss .N .& .N ,Ss
May Change It.

Ashville Aegis.
 Parker still leads in the Democratic Presidential race for the nomination, though 1t is said Sam Small is for Hearst The latter fact may change the tide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

We have heard nothing recently about the market price for Hearst del- egates and don't know whether the bulls or the bears control it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

P. J. Kelly, Circulation Manager of the Montgomery Advertiser, being duly sworn. says: The foregoing statement of The Ad- rertsers daily circulation for the month of April. 1904 is true and correct and compiled after all returns from newsboys. news agents and leftover copies have been de- aucted F. j. KELLY,l
 Circulation Manager
 sworn to and subscribed before me this 1ith day of May, 1904. F. W. JACKSON,
 N p Ex O. l. F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22
A Good Pair.
Wa aShinptoo Cot,

Washington County News.
 Hearst and Bryan! The latter a dead political carcas and the former a vehicle by dropping the ''t'' and inserting an "e," to haul said carcss to the political bone yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

Now that it is practically settled that Hit is to have 1t Senator Fairbanks announces that he would accept second place with Roosevelt. He is evidently too late.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

Some men are born great, some get there by hustle and cheek and some become accidental Presidents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

Win somebody inform us where George Fred Williams comes in? Or does he stay out?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

Location picturesque. Mountain scenery. Model city of the South. Buildings elegant ly finished; layishly furnished at the cost of about $200.00 Combined length of pi- axEas and halls more than half mile. CIi- mate: Temperature rarely reaches 90 de- grees. Cases of prostration unknown. Heav- fly wooded mountains furnish refreshing breezes. Night cool and refreshing. water
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

The old Swiss expression, Speech is siivern, silence Is golden" must have been a prophetic limning of Bryan and Parker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

the  e.c of
  B N. NashvN Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

from cold water springs; pure; capacity, 4o.- Oxford Lake. Boats. Bath. Bowling. Re treatments. Theatre. Chautauqua- Aug 4th to 11th. Best talent engaged. Re. duced railroad rates. Endorsed by Commer- cial Club. Prompt service. Palatable food,
 and reasonable rates. Address c. J. owensI
 Pres thu-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

There's a white Angora Kitten, On each paw she has a mItten Of the blackest fur you ever saw, and sho's in such a plight!
 And a friend of hers, who met her Says it really seems to fret her, For she cannot take her gloves of when she goes to bed at night!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

The moOIing DlesiOsaurus of The vir'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22
Express Dispatch

The Demopolis Express-Dispatch hands out this one: inRton and Andrew Jackson have a prominent place at the St. Louis expo sition. It Is too bad neither of them had any children.
 Just how men who had no children could have descendants" is a conun- drum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

Great Britain's naval estimates for next year are just double those of the United stAteA
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
RAIN OF MUD AT HUNTINGTON.
p OR IS IT ONLY A PIPE DREAM

A phenomena which seems to puz.
zle every one and IL yet unexplained,
occurred here Tuesday.
A shower OF rain came Up on the
afternoon, which proved to be not
water but drops Of mud. Windows
and sidewalks we're spattsred with
mud aud the appearance Of hats
wou Id lend the impression that the
owners had been standing on their
heads. The fact that trains arriving
from both the east and west were
covered with the substance demon.
strates this strange trick OF the ele.
ments II not entirely local. Various
theories have been advanced as to it's
cause, but the prevailing idea seems
to be that there has been volcanic
eruption somewhere.
However. the only thing of this
nature known to occur recently, Is
late dispatches from Amsterdam say
ing that the Volcano Morapi. in the
island Of Java, is IN state of erup-
tion and pouring forth hot coal and
ashes, but we do not profess to he
sufficiently advanced in the sciences
to judge the feasibility of an eXpla.
nation On this scale. Huntington
Herald.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
Diamond a Geological Mystery.

The diamond Is still one of the
mysteries Of geology. When the
South African fields were discovered
there was much nstonishmcnt to ilnd
the gem in II series of minerals quite
different from those in which IL
had hitherto been found in India
aud Brazil, says the Mining and En-
sineering Review. Instead of lying
besides tourmaline, anatese and
brookite, IL was mingled with u
breccia of mannesian rocks which had
evidently been pushed up from below,
aud u great variety of minerals, such
us diopsidc, mica, zircon aud cnrun.
dun, were embedded along with II,
Some have supposed that the diamond
was originally formed where il is
now picked up, aud the presence Of
carburcted gas and carboniferous
rocks IL in favor of the idea. but, on
the other hand. the broken condition
ot some of the stones aud other facts
20 Ia support the opposite opinion.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
LONG CREEK LIGHT
WRECKED BY DYNAMITE

Under u John Day date line. Of
the Sth instant. The Spokesman Re
view publishes the following: The
newspaper office of The Long Creek
Light. n weekly paper published ut
Long Creek. not fur from here, was
almost wrecked with dynamite last
evening. Tho explosive was placed
under the building near the east end.
The explosion was of terrific vio.
Hence, tearing away the entire front
wall. The opposite wall was moved
several feet into the street. The
sides aud roof aro wrecks. The con.
tents of the building were hurled In
every direction. Tho office fixtures
Rnd type ARE total loss and the
presses nre badly damaged.
Editor Coo has been outspoken re-.
Gently in condemnation of several
things of which he did not approve,
aud there is u bitter feeling against
him 10y u certain element in the com
munity. An Investigation has teen
started. Dealers IN explosives have
been wired relative To recent pur-
chascrs,
No one was injured. II L. not
known whether publication will be-
resumed.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
A Business Proposition.

II you are going east careful SO.
lection of your route Is essential to
the enjoyment Of your trip. II 1t is
business trip time is the main con-
sideration; II q pleasure trip, seem
cry and the conveniences and COM
forts of a modern railroad. Why
not combine all by using the Illinois
Central, the up-to-date road, run
ming two trains daily from st.
Paul and Minneapolis, and from
Omaha to Chicago. Free reclining
chair cars, the famous Buffet ibrary-
Smoking cars, all trains vesti buled.
In short thoroughly modern through
out. All tickets reading via the
Illinois Central will be honored on
these y trains and no extra fare
charged. Our rates are the same as
those of inferior roads-why not get
your moneys worth? Write for
full particulars.
b. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial
Agent, Portland, Oregon.
J. 9. LINDSEY, T. +. 4 p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
PAUL b. THOMPSON, +. 4 p.
A., Seattle, Washington.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10

Of misery for the culprit--investiga-
tions, exposures and wretched. anx-
ious delays and evasions. Stunned by
former friends and followed by the
curses Of those be had ruined, until
yesterday Whitaker Wright ste cd
condemned ~ a felon and dropped
dead under the sentence. Example
IL always more effiacious than pre-
cept, aud there are promoters and
stock jngglers on this side of the
Atlantic who may profit by study
OF the closing years Of this extraor-
dinary career. New York Herald.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
TWELVE FEET OF ORE
Al THE BLACK BUTTE

Later information from the Black
Butte In Fox Valley, being operated
by Wheeler Il Company, .. g.
Wright local manager, is to the
effect that the new vein encountered
has been crosscut distance Of twelve
feet, without reaching the opposite
wall.
The last report printed In The
Miner few days ago was that the
vein had been entered five feet.
This new vein is almost at right
angles to the main head Of the prop.
erty, and high values may be expected
at the point Of intersection. The
ore is In place and presents u prom
ising appearance, though no assay
values are reported.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
JUDGE HARTMAN. PtNDltTON
GIVE MILLION DOLLAR BOND

After consulting with their attor-
neys, il has been decided by Judge
q. 4. Hartman and Joe II, Parkes to
waive their preliminary hearing in
the cases brought against them aud
Others by the government, charging
conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment, aud this morning both of the
gentlemen furnished bonds in the
sum of $4,000 each To insure their
appearance before the feedral grand
jury when IL meets in Portland 1t
is thought that the jury will meet
some time during the next mouth.
Judge Hartman at first wished to
have his hearing rs soon as possible.
but has changed his mind after con
sultation with his attorney. He said
today: 1T j. too much TO ask the
district al, n " to come way up here
to conduct II preliminary hearing, so
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
Whitaker Wrighi'S MeteOriC Career.

II was when the Borr war had
brought depression IN London iinau.
cial circles three years aeo that
Wrishi's doom was sealed. One oi
his Australian mining companies was
Cake View Consols, u property which.
originally bought for about u thou.
sand dollars, was capitalized for
NOR than u million in shares. which
were made active In speculation aud
huisted tu dizzy figures, They had
fallen ne-,hiri of their former high
price When Wright, in December,
1901, undertook In stem the decline
hy purchasing them in the marke,
through the London aud Globe III
nance corporation. This collapsed
under the strain, carrying down with
i, the similarly iureled aud over
loaded aiiilin, "a companies and bury
ing thirteen stock exchange firms in
the ruins. Then followed three years
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
OREGON MINES GAINING
SOME RECOGNITION DUE.

Oregon, to whom falls the honor
Of entertaining the next meeting of
the National Mining Congress, has,
by a slow process of years, gained
recognition as producer of metals
and minerals. Although the, discov.
cry Of gold In Oregon dates buck to
within two years Of the stampede to
California In 40, this staid old
"Webfoot" state has been nealy half
a century gaining the recognition, It
might have had many years ago. But
this recognition has at last been
gained, and Oregon will, In the fu.
ture, have prominent place among
the gold and copper producing states
of the union.
The most important gold. produc-
ing sections Of Oregon, are, first, the
Blue Mountain, or Eastern Ore
gon," district, comprising Baker,
Grant and Union counties; and Sec
ond, the Rogue River. or "South-
ern Oregon" district, covering Jose.
phine, Jackson and Curry counties.
For the past seven years the gold out
put Of Oregon has averaged s5, ,OOO,.
900 annually. The United States
mint report does not confirm this,
but there are several reasons why It
does not. In the first place. all Of
the placer gold and a vast quantity
nf the concentrates and ores are
shipped from the Oregon mines to
the smelters and mints Of neiRhbor-
ing states, and the credit IL not
property placed.
This ouput will steadily increase
the next few years. as the
genuine development of properties in
both eastern and southern Oregon
for several seasons past IL just reach
ing n stage where results can be oh
tained.
Over one half million dollars were
spent for mining equipment alone In
Oregon this past year, and 1t is con-
servatively estimated that double
this amount will be expended for
the same purpose In 1904. This
means that Oregon Is Just entering
its career as u mining state. The
fifty years that have just elapsed
since gold WAS first discovered In this
state have been used In prospecting,
pocket hunting and surface mining.
The real work il now beginning. -
Mining World.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10
Timber and Homestead Filings.

Timber and homestead filings, as well
Ms ilnal proofs, can bc made beio .
Charles II, Chance, United states Com
missioner, Office in First National Bank
of Sumpter building, Sumpter, thus saw
ing applicants expense OF trip TO Ia
Grande.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-02-10

l will offer bond instead. 1t rep
reseuts about 81, 100000 and I will
give mortgage to indemnify my
bondsmen on 100000 jack rabbits
and all the wild geese that fly over
the laud,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
Ser @aFerormf
@trb baLb mieber normal fein.

G%euertuebr=@ bef @oots bat Die Sn=
bianapoIis @ater So. tnitruirt, baB
i'm Sale zines 3~tpeiten G%eueralarms Die
Wafbinaton Str. 8umpitation in
Qctiou treten miii1e, UNI fir 9~entteenb
9ruf gu fOrgen. Sie Pumpen fno
ne9er Der &eparaturen IN Der 8erbin=
bung Der &ioerfioe @aGerie nit Der
Wnibin9ton=Str : 8umpfation auBer
Sbdti9feit, f6nnen aber, ba lie beftdu=
big unter Sampf ftehen, fOfOrt in @e=
brau6 genommen merben. Natirli9
muB barln bas Ste9el bonn Wbite &i=
ber 3uf1uiie genommen iperoen, mas
Dbne 3utimmung Der ftdbtii9en Sc
Iunbbeitsbeb6rbe ni9t gef6eben barf.
llebrigens piro ber Battle-Ground, 10
balb bic neue Mai9ine, uel9e 80
Milionen 8aQonen Waifer i'm Sage
pumpt, nit ben @erfen berbunben 1T,
gang normal iein,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
STE Snbelfeter Der Sempel=
Sitter
@trb mor8en begansen iperben.

Ollie 8Drbereitungen fir bas 9olbene
Subildum Der @roB @ommanberp ber
Sempel= Sitter BON Snbiana, mel9es
bier mor9en 9efeiert miro, ftnb eetrOf=
fen tpDrben.
Sc miro erpartet, baB an Der Pa=
robe fi9 mebr als 1000 Sitter betbet=
ligen tuerben. 9ieielbe nirb fi9 Inn
3.45 Na9mittags BON Der Capitol NDe.
unb Waibinston Ctr. aus in 8eue=
eune feben. @roBmari9au 1T Wm.
s. Me&ee. Sie Mari9 &oute 1T
~folgenbe:
Sefli9 an Wai5ineton Ctr. nod
Der alabama Str, n6roli9 our SEEM
Sort Str, peitli9 our Weriotan Str.
uno iiiblt9 biz gum Circle, mo Die pa
rabe bor benz @roB=@ommanbeur Gren
Slap &ebue paffiren uiro.
Nm Nbenb fi1bet in Der Spmltnion=
Sale, unb 3par nur fir bic Sitter
unb beren Samen, cine unterbaituns
ftatt. @ouberneur 9urbin miro ben
8orfb fibren; Nnipra9en peroen bon
ibm, BON Mapor SolBman, s. sc.
Warfbal BON Columbia @ttp uno Sobn
8. &upe bon &idmono 9ebalten
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
Staotratb.
Die neue 8au= Orbinan3 eineeretht unb ar
bas 5~uitdnbise Gornite berrpieien.

Ser Staotratb belt gefteru Nbenb
cine Special. 9ibung ab, in uel9er Dit
neue 8au=S rbinan5 eingerei6t murbe.
9ieielbe nuroe an bas Gomite fiji,
0ffentli9e @i9erbeit unb 8equemli9.
teit berwieien. 9ahelbe beffebt aus
ben 6erren Sem %. Cooper, %. u.
&bobes, gilbert 6. nbt, Sames 9.
Murrap unb Jantes ). Sultpan.
9iefes @omite tpurbe geftern Mbenf
nod UNI bret Mitglieber ndmli6 gilbert
6. @DtteD, Daniel Sims uno Nnbren
8. Wabl berfdrft.
Na9bem nod cine &efolutton ange=
1pmmer mar, bur9 melde Dem SEN
TRIP 8drs, 6unbe= unb Bonp Circus"
bic GrlaubniB ertbeilt miro, innerbalb
Der Staoteren5en 8orfeaun9en 81
geben, fanb 8erta9une itatt.
goriiber Rbooes BON Dem @omite fttr
Si9trbeit bat bereits auf bente Nbene
eine Sibung be1elben anberaumt, un'
Die tteue 8au=O rbinan5 bor5unebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
@runbeisentbums llebertragungen.

eyobn s. Cotton an Daniel g. Mi=
6ael, Sbeil bonn nOrb6fli9en 8iertel,
Section "a, Sounfbip Is, &ange 4,
@enter S%omnibip. $500.
Wm. s. Did an 9OratiO q. S9'
ben u. g.. Got Sc, 6pbe Sarf, tpefliG
bon Sninois Str, n6rbli9 bon Der 80.
$4,000.
Sba 8. Duncan on elmer 6. 9un=
CON, 2ot SOB, Mc@artD's Il. Mbb.,
Wef Snbianapolis. $4,000.
$. 6enrp Mueler an Sobn ..
goper, 2ot 6, @arlin & 9amIin's
@ubb., SobnfOn Sofpital, nabe Parf
Npe. uro 20. Str. $4,000.
9arrp %. &Ol Jon Sas. M. Gemp,
2ots 8, 4, 6, z: 9, IS, IA big II,
&ol's Subb., mefli6 bDn @rpnn 9il,
nabe Nortbmeftern Nbe. 5000.
Sarrp S. Miaigan an Sas. 8.Sad'
ion, Got 81, Morris' 2. NobitiOn.
$500.
Seannette 6. @ramer an Soi. $.
Sheppard, 2ot z, Noel's Subj, Glet=
6er's 2. 8roOtfbe Nob., nabe SPADES
Bart. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10

boreefibrt, tpel6er bon eirent Ab!iefe=
r%unssmagen Der 94liB 8rauerei Elm
GaB 8ier eeifoblen bate. Ser San
purbe auf beute Derf9oben.
Nn bic @roBgei9 orenen
Il bermiee II.
Walter Gpinner, mel9er bor eini=
gen Sagen Nrt6ur &amm nit einen
MeHer attadirte, ber3idtete bor BEN
goli5eiri6ter auf elm 8orperb6r uni
muroe al bic @roBsei6morenen iber=
nteien.
9asielbe nar aud nit benz Jarbi9er
@lan Worrifon Der SAL, mel6e Der
8eriu9 gema6t bate Ollie 8an bor
21O Me1t @eorgia Str. 81 Derge:
naltigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
Sn auer stiae bat tie it6 nolao=

gen, Die v8erf6bnung" NIT Colombia,
unb Der iebt in Stem DOrf franf lie
senbe ebemalise geiddftstrdger 9erran
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entbalte in Der Seimatb bon Neuem
feinen POfte.1.
90 erfreuti9 bas &eiultat, 10 III
bod bas Stini9meigen iiber Die Nri
unb MeiIe bteier Iusf6bnung b66f
aufa1enb. Wel9e Mittel baben Den
nod bor Surgeon leioenf9aftli9en Sim
Der @ombianer befdnfttgt2 8a 9a=
mama BON Der perlaHenen Wutter=
&epublif nod ni9t a~nerfannt 1T, 70
fann es fi1 mobl 1ur I'M Mbma6uns
gen anif9en uns uno Colombia ban=
beln. Nus Bemunberung Doer tiber=
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gterune in 8ogota ben abserifenen
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es finO ibr fraglos bebeutenoe Snti9d=
bigungen ober GDrtbeile materieler
Natur su9eiagt porben.
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tenbften @onferensen big gum ueber=
bruB breitgetreten nerben unb Die lang
tpeiligften, faf Niemanben intereifiren.
ben 9ofumente, Die aus ben berf1ieoe=
men 9epattemenss, berporgeben, oft su
Bergen anf6milen, bort man iber
biefen mt6tisen 9anoel nt6ts auBe,
Der %Doll3ogenen Sbatfa6e. unb es III
nod ni9t 10 gar LANCE bet, oa pibmete
oas Staatsbepartement aud benz barm=
~lofeiten @Olombier, Der fib in Der Ndht
bes Sftbmus blifen lieB. sepiHermaBen
einen Special=8 eri9t.
Gin fol9es Sgnoriren Der 5ffentlt9en
Meinung n int man f~elbitberrli9 UNI
es 1T nur mogli9, neil bas publifum
bur9 ben Wuf meift tpertblofer publi=
fationen geifig geraDe3u eroridt tpirb.
Sen 8Drtbeil bat =, &egierung, bie,
tpenr Die tuenigen gin9etpeibten ibre
@irteI ai9t i6ren, banbeln unh f1al=
ten fann, sans pie ite min.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
gtene Sneorporattonem.

Golsenbe neue @eieli9aften ermirf.
ten tire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Die v@as gelt Oil g." bon
Wuncie, capital $50, 900; Sncorpo.
ratoren: Sobn 9. @ofrum unb S. DC.
Woobs BON Snbtanapolis, SO. 6.
Sit6cof, u. 8. SobnfOn, George u.
O'Neil, s. 5. Cart, 6. $. Nntbonp,
6. %. Relep, SbOmas Morgan, 5. s.
Dom unb S. M. Morean bon Muncie.
Sic nWasner Oil Co." BON Bluff.
ton, Capital $500, 900 !; 9irectDren
Sbomas u. Wasner, q. 90. 2ambert,
unb S. q. 6riifoe bon ct. Souls; s.
%. 8ippus BON huntington; Suef
9oushertp unb W. q. 9untle BOT
8lufton, unb $. S. Staotfon bon
@bicago.
Sie u2urott Sil 3d." BON Muncie,
capital 800, 900 j; Sncorporatorert
.. g. 8uggs bon gartersburg, %
3d.; %. 8. 3abniier BON pittsburg,
unb 6. q. gaeff bon 2ima, ..
Ser st. Serome Canoe Club" bpn
Serre Saute ; Strectoren : Sarler
Watfins, Grant Giibbaf unb Jrani
6eiB.
9ie Linton &ealtp Co." bpn &of=
port, capital $40, 600; 8irectoren
Senrp 6. Srenarp, Sobn 5. @reat=
bouie unb g. 50. GoertI9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10

1T noriibergebenb unter benlenigen ge=
nannt pDroen, bener Der Mantel Mart
Sanna'5 sugeoa9t iein f6nnte; biel=
leidt mar er ms WeiBe 6aus berufen
morben, bamtt Der prdfioent linn Die
Sferte MAIDEN t6nnte; ebentuen tpenn
6err Bib ebenfals ablebnen ionte,
f6nnte es nit ,Snfel Soe" Cannon
feline &i6tiefeit baben.
8as 9roBe un9ltid auf Der Drill
Iouri", has leiber 80 brapen Mann=
I1aFten bas 2eben ~fofteie. bat u1=
3peifelbeit aud 8utes ge5eitigt. Gs
bat auf Die 5ablrei6en Wdngel uno
6e6ler in unIerer Marine aufmerffam
eema9t u1b tpentt es aud f9merali9
fur 10 man9en u~nierer prablbdnfe uno
@dbelraBIer iein muB, i6 bieie Jebler
ein3ueefteben, 10 1T bamit bod Die
M6eli@feit geboten, biefe Mdngel ab=
auftellen uro bamit fol9e 9atafropben
in 3ufunft unm6gli6 gu MAIDEN. Gin
Martne. Sa6bertdnbiser, Der mebrere
Sabre als Marineatta9e bel BEN Bot=
I9aften in @roBbritannien u. Seutf9=
LAMB oiente u1o beren maritime @in=
ri6tunsen iebr gut teunt, f1reibt i'm
vMrmp anb Nabp Sournal" einen
bo9intere Nrtitel iiber ben un=
fan auf Der vMihouri" uno bebauptet
unter Mnberem, oaB Elm fol6es ungltd
bel Der beuti9en Warine ab!olut aus
eei9loHen 1T. gr begrinbet leine Be-
bauptun9 our9 folsen5e baari9arfe
N~usfabrun9:
v@efdtbe t0nnen nattrl;4", ertldrt
Der e9rsiber. vsu ieoer 3eit unb aler
Orten plaben, tpenn elm 2onitrut=
~tionsfehler i'm SUB borliest. Sizes 1T
aud f9on in Der beuti9en uno eng=
lii6en Wartne borgefommen ; aber oas
un9lif fam auf einem beuti6en
S9if niemals einen fol9en utafan9
annebmen unb omar neil |. Die Sert=
i9en Bulberfdfe beniiben, bic ffets pom
Geuer Dolftdnbig fonfumirt tperben; es
bleiben alio feline slii6enoen GeBen I'M
@eI9tb, tpobar1 bas IIngltif auf Der
vWiHouri" ~entfanb. 2. 9ie Jlam=
men bdtten auf einem beuti9en S4ife
ni9t in ben Bulberraum 9elangen
tDnnen, neil Die 6Drberi6a9te, Die gum
@%mporbeben bon pulber uno Wuni=
tim nod benz @ef9tBtburm beniiBt
peroen, nit automatif6en &lappen
uerieben ftnb, Die fi@ nod ieber G6r=
Oerung iofort bon ielbf i9lieben. Ser
S9reiber bes Nrtifels ertldrt, baB an
biefen unb bielen anoeren Wdngeln
bas Bureau Of S%rbnance" Die 91ulo
trdet. Wtr bebaupten, mir bdtten Die
beiteingeri9tete Warine, i'd tann aber
ben Na9mets ~liefern, oaB mir 1. in Der
Sabriatrune rau6lOien Builders, in Der
@ntmifelung Der Sorpebos, in Der
gntpidelune Der Minenipfeme, in Der
Nnmenbun9 infulatorer Maseaine i'm
Ridfano se9en anbere Nationcn finb.
Wir baben nod INNER 8ef6tBt9trme
nit Dffenen 2uten, bic Contribution
rings UNI bic 8ef9ibe unb S5trme 1T
gu lei9t unb unfere 3inbbDrri9tungen
linb erbdrmli6. sic biloeten i'm fpa=
decentralization 3riege bdufig ben
Spot Der Spanier. Cine sroBe Nn=
8abl bon 9ei9ofen e~rplobirte ni9t."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-10
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I0reen. ,Ote t%raurieiten @ebanfen bur9
8ort pber Sober" bLeiben fern BON Sbnen,
tpenn Sic BEN @ortbeil ibrer segentpdrtisen
6eIedenhett eraretfen,