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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Mission is experiencing building
boom.
Mayor Campbell of Tacoma has been
renominated after hard fight.
Mrs. May T. Shafer, wife of the
president of the Cheney normal schol,
is dead
The proposal TO incorporate the town
of Starbuck was defeated at a special
election.
Governor Nc Bride will soon be in
itiated into the order of Woodmeon of
the World.
Two miners We're killed and six i'll
jured by snowslide in the Cornucopia
district, Oregon.
The state supreme court has decided
that government tide land allotments
supersede state oyster claims.
Judge Hanford has issued an June
ton forbidding picketiug of the Onda-
wa Inn at Spokane 10y the unions of
that place.
The county bridge at Wenatchee.
which burned last fall, is being re
placed at an expense of $4,000. The
new structure is of steel.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
PURCHASING Prices.

The following prices are being offer
ed to the producer by the local dealers
for delivery in round lots on the dock
or in the car at Seattle:
Grain-Oats. $24 per ton; barley, s22
per ton; wheat. chicken feed, $26 per
ton bran, SIS per ton; shorts, $19 per
ton.
Hay-Eastern Washington, new. $21
per ton: Puget sound. $1S415 per ton !;
alfalfa, $3.50 per ton.
Eggs-Strictly fresh rdnch. ia lSc.
Poultry-Live hens, 14h2c per lib; old
ROSTERS, Sc per lb: ducks. 14@15t
per Id; geese, 121a@13c per ID; tur
keys, 10000 per Id.
Live Stock-Choice beef cattle
cows, 3@3kc per ID; steers. 4@4hc
per Id; sheep, 81 @4c per Id; hogs
6@6Ac per Id; calves. 5@7c rer Id;
lambs, $2@2.50 per head.
Hides, Pelts and Wool-Heavy and
sailed steers, over 60 lbs. TIC per Id;
medium, sound, &c per Il light, sound
under 60 lbs &c per ID; cows, sound
all weights, &c per 10; stays, bulls and
oxen, Aye per ID. Eastern Washing
ton wool, 7@9c per III: Western Wash
ington wool 12G14c per Id; dirty OF
timber stained. 10@11 per lb tallow
4@5c per Id; grease, 1h@2c per ID
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
WASHINGTON DIARIES.
Good Increase shown by Agricul.
tural Reports.

Good Increase Shown by Agricul.
tural Reports.
Washington, March 9.-Some facts
and figures published by the chief of
the dairy division of the department Of
agriculture make it appear that Wash
ington is destined to become great
dairy tsate. There has been remark
able growth of the dairy business in
the Pacific Northwest within the last
two or three years. The country is
still importing millions of pounds Of
butter every year, lot Of it coming
from Canada. but there has been a
large increase in the domestic output.
Washington had PAT creameries in
1901, but in 1902 the number had in
creased to 345. The figures for 1903
are not yet available. The output of
creamery butter-not to mention the
output from other sources-was D, S33,
2l5 pounds in 1902, as against 1856
S2s in 1901. In the same period of one
year the numbe of cheese factories in
the state increased from 81 to Al, with
corresponding increase in the output,
from l,1O5, 1913 to 1,12s,735. There
was of course, very large consump-
ton of milk in its natural form, and a
good deal of milk was condensed and
canned. In 1900, the census year,
Washington ranked thirty-third among
all the states in population, but it
ranked twenty ninth in the production
of butter and fourteenth in the produc-
ton of cheese.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
SnOkane efFired.

Spokane, March 9.-The city coun-
Gil has, by vote of to 4, removed
from Office Chief of Police Woydt.
Captain James Coverly was unani-
mously elected Woydt's successor. This
is victory for the element in favor of
wide open town, which elected May
or Boyd last spring. Upon the attempt
of Chief Woydt to stop box rustling in
the variety theaters last fall, Mayor
Boyd declared an emergency and sus-
pended him from Office under charges.
Three weeks ago the chief was exoner-
ated by the council and the mayor
withdrew the charges of inefficiency
Last night Mayor Boyd sent commu-
nication to the council requesting the
removal of the chief. The combina-
tion which kept Woydt in Office was
broken with the result above stated.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
NOT FAIR TO WEST.
Senator Fosters Opinion of Latimer
Good Roads Bill.

Senator Fosters Opinion of Latimer
Good Roads Bill.
Washington, March Ex-senator
Foster has stated that while he is
heartily in favor of the good roads
movement. there is nevertheless con-
siderablec riticism of the Latimer bill
in that it makes the basis of expendi-
ture of the $24 900, 900 appropriated
the population of the various states
and territories. Accordingly the state
of Washington would get its pro rata
on the basis Of approximately 600, 900
population, while new York state, with
approximately one-third less area than
Washington would get its pro rata on
the basis of 10000, 900, or something
like sixteen times as much money as
would go into the state of Washington
The Western states need good roads
more than the Eastern states, and yet
under the Latimer bill the bulk of the
money appropriated would go the East
while as matter of fact the great ag
ricultural districts of the West, which
largely provide foodstuffs for the en-
tire country, in addition to keeping up
our standing in export trade, with an
area entirely out of proportion to that
of the East, would get but small por-
ton of the entire appropriation.
The little state of Massachusetts, has
more population than all the Pacific
states combined, and would, therefore,
obtain more money under this bill
than the entire coast, and it would
take practically bushel of the Bay
states to cover the area of Washing
ton, Oregon and California.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14

Representative George W. Croft, of
South Carolina. is dead.
Robert Taber. the actor. and di-
vorced husband of Julia Marlowe, is
dead.
Lord Augustus LOTUS, former Brit
ish anna bassador at Berlin and St. Pc
tersburg, is dead.
Kansas Republicans have nominated
state ticket, headed by E. W. Hotch,
and instructed delegates TO support
President Roosevelt.
The Santa Ana brings word that 600
fortune hunters have crossed the gla-
cier back of Valdez on the way to Cop
per river and Tanana fields.
Secretary Taft recommends that au-
thority for governing the Panama
canal zone be placed in the hands of a
commission under direction of the
president.
President Roosevelt has fixed the sal
aries of the isthmian canal commits
sinners at *l2, 900 per year, and in adj
dition thereto $15 per day while they
are on the isthmus.
Prominent railroad men and finan-
ciers held a conference in New York
with Secretary Taft as to the develop
ment of steam and electric railroads
in the Philippines.
The amount of wheat in farmers
hands in the United States is estimated
by the government bureau at 1872 900,
900 bushels; of corn at $50, 200, 900,
and of oats at 273 200, 900 bushels.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
ALASKA LEGISLATION.
senate Discusses and Passes Several
Measures.

senate Discusses and PASSES Several
Measures.
Washington, March l2.-The senate
passed number of bills relating to
Alaska but failed to act ON the meas
ure authorizing the election of dele
gate in congress from that territory
Mr. Platt, of Connecticut, opposed the
bill. and because of this opposition
and his desire for time to discussion
ii was not pressed.
The Alaskan bills passed included
those for the inspection of roads, the
maintenance of schools, the appoint.
ment of an additional judge and the
extension of the coal laws to the terri.
tory.
Several other bills were passed, in.
Guiding one increasing to 800 month
the pensions of ex-soldiers who have
become totally blind on account of
service.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
WIND AND RAIN.
Worst Storm in Thirty Years Sweeps
California Coast.

California Coast.
San Francisco, March 1.-THE
worst rain and wind storm in thirty
years swept over this city and along
the Pacific coast yesterday doing
much damage to shipping, railroads
and buildings throughout the state.
The storm extended from San Diego
to Vancouver island and it is feared
that many marine disasters may have
occurred along the coast. In this city
the barometer reached the lowest rec
ord ever known. and the wind regis
tered "a velocity Of IS miles an hour.
while at Sacramento gale of "a
miles an hour was recorded. Tele-
graph and telephone wires We're pros
trated in every direction, and for sew.
eral hours the city was entirely cut of
from the outside world.
A train of cars at the Alameda mole
across the bay from this city was
blown from the track so fierce was
the gale there.
The steeple of St. Paul's church
one of the handsomest in the city, was
snapped off, and many buildings under
construction We're badly damaged. Al
seven story brick building. almos,
completed, at the corner of Bush anG
Polk steets, was hopelessly wrecked
Numerous small craft on the bay were
blown ashore and the damage to ship
ping in San Francisco bay will amount
to many thousands of dollars.
Reports from the state indicate thai
the storm extended practically ovel
the entire state. In the southern part
where the season has been dry, tn,
rain will greatly benefit the crops.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
GIVE Up DEMONSTRATE
Gathering Stir Up too Much Feeling
Among Opposition.

Gathering Stir IL too Much Feeling
Among Opposition.
ST Petersburg, via the Frontier,
March l2.-Not only here i'll the CAPT
tai. but i'll every city of note through
ont Russia, have the authorities been
compelled to prohibit public demon
STATIONS in favor f the war because
of the feeling stirred up and the at
tacks made by the student and -evolu-
tionary element. The attempt TO Sc
cure the signatures of the students and
professors at the University of ST. Pc
tersburg to an address to the car
pledging loyalty has been abandoned,
as less than one-third of the students
would sign.
\ party of about two hundred. who
Went to the winter palace TO cheer his
majesty, We're addressed by Attorney
General Kleigls who advised them TO
disperse, as their presence was likely
to make scandal TO your and our
discredit
What was in this manner avoided in
St. Petersburg actually took place in
Odessa, where party of students sing
ing patriotic songs was attacked and
a street battle followed. In Moscow
patriotic demonstrations We're held
every evening and large portrait of
the ear was carried through the
streets All who did not remove their
hats TO the picture had them knocked
off. This practice led to such violent
scenes of disorder that the governor
general issued ukase prohibiting the
demonstrations. Similar trouble was
followed by similar action in Kieff
| Viua. ReStoff and elsewhere.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
Tacoma Quotations.

Wheat-Bluestem. S3c; club. 7Sc.
Cattle-Steers, 4Q4hc per cwt.;
COWS, 3Q3Ac.
Sheep-4a4c.
Hogs-5@512c.
Poultry-Turkeys dressed, 20@21c,
chickens. dressed, spring, 17kc;
ducks. dressed, Ice; geese, dressed,
15c. Live-Chickens, lac; ducks, lie;
geese. lie; turkeys, 1Sc.
Observation-Disclosures creamery. &c !;
ranch. 14G1Sc; Eastern tub, 22Q 24c.
Eggs-Fresh ranch, zoe.
Oats-s26d27; rolled oats. $27@2S.
Hays, Alfalfa, etc.-Wheat hay,
$16.5O@17.50; timothy, s21622 blue
grass. SIG; clover, $16.50q17.50; al
falfa, $13614.
Feed-Cora, $26; wheat. $27@2s;
barley, whole grain, $20.50; rolled,
$3.50; brain. $50; shorts. $21.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
Mrs. MAVERICK Not Here Yet.

New York. March 1O.-The report
that Mrs. Florence May brick, recently
pardoned by the British government,
arrived here two days ago on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II, is denied
by Attorney Decker, counsel for Mrs.
Maybrick in the litigation going on
about her property. Mr. Decker said
that Mrs. Maybrick's present plans
were to arrive in July.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
Everett Lumberman Asphyxiated.

St. Paul, March 12.-J. F. Wall,
lumberman, of Everett. Wash, was
found dead in his room at the Great
Northern hotel. Death was caused by
asphyxiation, and is thought to have
been accidental. Letters We're found
IN MIR. Walls pockets from sister in
Everett, indicating that he was on a
business trip. He was about 40 years
of age
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
DRUGGISTS to Cruise.

Tacoma, aMrch 12.-The executive
board of the State Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION has decided to hold the an
nual meeting of the druggists of the
state about the middle of July. The
four days session will be held on board
the steamer Queen, which will cruise
in the Sound. The druggists will con-
gregate at Seattle, where they will en-
bark
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
Patti Cancels All Engagements.

Chicago, March "a dispatch to
the Tribune from Hot Springs, Ark.
says Adelina Patti announces that she
will leave Immediately for New York
to take a steamer for England. She
says she has Cancelled all her engage
ments.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
CHANGE OF DATE.
Democratic State Convention to BE
Held May ;.

Held May ;.
Seattle, March l2.-Chairman Heif-
ner OF the Democratic state central
committee, has changed the date of
the Democratic state convention. 1t
will be held on May 5, at Olympia.
The change in date is said to be in the
interest of Senator Turner's vice presi-
Dental boom. 1t is stated that Turn.
er's friends do not regard the boom for
vice president as at all substantial,
but they expect to make a showing
that will bring coast Democrats into
prominence, and, in the event if Dem
ocratic success in November, land him
in the cabinet as attorney general.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
MINISTER TO PANAMA.
John Barrett Transferred From
Argentina.

Washington, March 10.-The presi-
dent has directed the transfer of John
Barrett, present minister to the Argen-
tine Republic, to be minister at Pana-
ma. W. W. Russell, at present charge
at Panama, has been made minister TO
Colombia. and Arthur W. Beaupre
now minister to Colombia has been
made minister TO Argentine to succeed
Mr.. Barrett.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
New Rural Delivery Routes.

Washington, March 1O.-Rural free
delivery routes have been established
AT Auburn, King county, and at Ever
EFT, Snohomish county, Washington,
each with one carrier,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
Marlborough to Be Viceroy.

London. March 1O.-The London
Express says the Duke of Marlborough
will secceed the Earl of Dudley as vice.
roy of Ireland in May.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
TIE WORLD

Resume of the Less Important.
but Not Less Interesting. Hap
pening: of the Past Week in u
Condensed Form.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25

bod nur banr nod lange i'm Gmte
bleiben f6nnen, wern es IN Der inneren
politit auf benz 8e9e Der wirtbfaafts
Iiden uno ersiebli6en Sebuns be
urteren @olfsfdi6ten fOrtfdbrt. Sie
Wablen baben bnrsetban, bob bas ita=
Iienii9e 0Olf in isiner Mehrbeit ben
fOsialoemOtratii9sn Serrorismus =
pie er Bel benz @eneralfreif i'm Sep
TENDER berDorsetreten 1T = psrurtbeilt,
aber fie baben ni6t bareetban uni
MOLTEN es aud nidt, oab efDa oas
italienii9e Yolt bas Sta9niren Der fir
bieies 9anb 10 notbwenoigen i%o3ialen
Reform wiini9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25
ser aehet,nntsppue soeesfan

auf benz Gutenberg in 8Obmen lit
nunmebr aufgetlGrt. 9.e in Der nie=
bergebrannten S9ub5iitte aufsefunbe.
ne pertoblte 2et9e lit Die Des ldnsett
3eit in DRESDEN pobnbaft se.psieGea
Hentners 2ouis S. Wtaibts. Gint
rel9bsnegte romantil9e 8ega1geab.i.
bat bieIer ouf foi9' trugi, 9e Neils
um's Geben getommene 0tann blue
fi9. Sn iungen Sabren nobm la
tbies am beutf9sTran3OIi1sn &rtcJe
t9eil unb tpanoer1e tam na9 Der fios
ameritanii@en &epublit Sun SulDG>
Dor aus. Sort betbeiliste er fi6 mebrs
fa9 an Den Auftdnoen unb Rsbolu-
tionen, boa tpelfen Die Gepublif fort
geieBt feimgeiu9t tpurbe. SpdteI
trat er in ben bortieen poli5eioienit
Elm, riidte gum gbsf bes gan5en poliz
Seipeiens auf unb er5ielt ben StteI
rpOli5eiprGiioent BON SanS alpabor" !;
ferner purbe er nit Der eplbenen re-
publifanif9en SapferfeitsmeoaiGs
ausge5ei6net. Nd9bem er ii4 nod
unb mad elm grDbe5 8ermDgen erppr.
ben bate, beiratbete er cine Gingeb0y
rene unb perblieb nit ieinem junsen
inbianiiGen @eibe nod eine3eit lang
in Der 6auptftabt bes 2anbes, UNI
bann na9 DRESDEN iiber5ufiebeln.
SO9 Die ieltiame Gbs iGeint ni9t aG=
gu glidli9 getpefen gu iein; es lam
bdufis 5Dti6en Dem ~eisenartigel
Paare 5u erregten S5enen unb einina,
foG Die 5rembe ibrem @atten iogat
mad Dem 2e6en getra6tet baben. Sc
fam 81 .3erpiirfniHen, bic cine Che
trennung CUR 6olge hatten. 3tpei
bilbEiihiGe bunfelfarbise MGb6en, bic
Der @be entIproHen paren, perblieben
betm 8ater. Matbiss beiub in Ores
ben, GanalettoitraBe, cine punberboqe
8iQa, tpel6e einen groben Hei6tbnm
an ausldnbii6en Garitdten unb Soft
barteiten ent6ielt. SpGter erparb er
Die nm Striefener Ylub gelesene @iaa,
6epobnte lie iebp9 nur CUR Winters@
5ett, pdbreno er Die Commemorate
auf benz 2anbiibe nWaderbartbs Stu
be" in Der 2oBniB, Der aus Der 3eit
NuguIts bes Starfen itammt, 5u<
bra9te. 9iefen &ubeiib Bate er por
einigen Suhren fir cine bebeutsnb,
Summe erporben, er beabfi6tigte Die
bu3u gebOrigen 2dnbereien gu PARCEL
lieren unb bort cine 8ilenfolpnie al
griinben. nWaderbartbs Hube" ielbit
fonte Su einem Sandtorium eingeri3=
tet fperben. Die ean5en l1mftGnbe 6ei
Der 4uffinbung ber berfoblten 2ei6e
laiIen fueniger duf einen Selbftmorb
dls auf Elm 8erbree9n f4lieben. Md=
tbies biirfte cine grDbere
Bel ii6 gefiibrt BADEN, BON Der 4uifin=
bung elmer ioG9en lit iebo6 ni9ts be-
fannt ~gefpproen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25
@rnnoeigeutbumS usbertragungen.

Sacob 8. 3inn on &ap 6. Sutber-
LAMB, She'll bon Got l, Meaolano
8~ranbbietp Nob., noronefliae gfe,
8elefontaine unb 20. Ctr. $3.50.
Warp u. Suction on 2ouis s. Mil=
Ter. Got SO. sqr. IL, Surebo parf,
4Oxl36 SUB, Weffeite bon 9inwoon
gpe., fibIi9 bon Mi4isan ctr. 5000.
Charles u. 6elm an Omer %. Gal=
bert, Got 90, Gong & Sarlan's ptea=
iant Qpe. Gob., 4Ox1O3.9 SUB, gBeh=
feite bon 9arlan Str, fioli5 bon
Proipect Str. 81, 800.
@uioO Bell on 9abib 6iiaberq
Sheil bon Got 2, Outlot H. 38.6xl5
CUB, berbshsrt, Gillette bon Soft Ctr.
n6roli9 bon Court Str, $4,000.
Benjamin 6. geri an Winiam s.
Raaop, Sbsil bon Ssetipn SO, Sopn.
flip IL, @anse S, 2amrence Soun-
ibip, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25
sic @iittn; il d,criu ppnsa,nt=GIar

Dor benz G9tpurseri6t in 4u9
Srantrei9) begann Der YrO3eB gegen
Hd9el 9aliie, gsborene Oupons. Gle
ibren @atten. ibre @robmutter unb
ibren eisenen 8ruper semorbet bat.
Iuberoem lit tie oes periu9ten Mprs
bes an ibrem Sobn unb bes Die6=
itabls bsl9ulbigt. Ra9el @altie, Die
So9ter lepr sea9teter 2euts. tit cine
%24idbri9e, auberoroentli9 bibi9e
perion, Die ale ibr our 2at gelegten
Werbre9er unter Dem @influb elmer
gerabeSu trantbaften 8ersnugungss
iu9t begangen bat. go raffiniert iie
bel ibren 9anolunsen porsins, ibt
Gbnismus eri9eint bod mebr als
3ei9en zines mpralii9en Sefettes, Der
elm ipirfli9es 8epnbtiein bon Der I'm
sebeuerli9feit ibrer Sbaten in iby
taum auftOmmen IieB. Sbren @uttsn.
ben Sriebensridter bon Saint @lar.
ermOrOete iie. na6oem fie i'm our duff
na6me elmer 2ebensberii9erune bepo.
gen bate. Sic tpubte aber ni4t, Dap
Die leBten Yrdmien ni9t besa6lt ma,
rem, unb 10 mar Der erite Mprb mus
los. sic brau9te Gelb, unb ba lie
na9 benz Sobe ibrer 9robmutter TO-
900 Sr. gu erboffen bate. 10 CAB Il:
ibr Hatten9ift. Die uIte 6rau itarb,
aber bas gauge Selb mar nod MD!
bisponi6el; ba fabte Tie ben 8ei6luB,
ibren 8ruber 9uiton, Der iie 5drtlid
lisbte, umaubrinsen. @orber beppa
fie i'm aber, ii9 gu ihren Gunifen fur
$4,000 Sr. gu berii6ern. Gaiton
%itrdubte iid 8uerft, Du feline Mittel i'm
berartiee 4useabsr ni9t geitaiteten
@ber ieine S4pefter perpfli4tete ii9,
bic pramien gu aablen, unb @aiton
unter5ei6nese ietn Sobesurtbeil. Haz
def @altie 5ablte pirfli9 bic erite
PrGmie, ba lie aber fir4tete, i'm Sfpeiz
ten 0iertelidbr fem @elb gu baben, IL
bra9te lie ibr 8erbre9en balb gun
@usfiibrung. Na9 Dem Sobe Ga
ftpns 9eu9elte fe einen sroben
S9mera. 8alb munfelten bic 2eute
BON 9iftmprben; bod @afton purbs
ME bic sriten beiben Opfer obne Be-
anftanoune beerbiet. @rft fpGter sr=
ainger an0nbme 4n3eigen Bel bet
@taatsonpoltf9aft. Die unterfu=
dungen ergaben bic Sdulb Der iungen
MDrberin. 3o6el, cine pirtuofe
&untpfeiferin, iibte frobeelaunt bisfe
Sertiefeit I'M 9efdnsniB. sic mar
nidt i'm Minbeten errest, ais ie bon
ibrem 8oter, in befen 6oufe 3o9efs
einaigss Sinh peilt, fpIgenbe 3eilen
er6ielt: r9ein Gobn 1T febr eetpedi
rnb lernt fleibig, ieiner elenben Mut.
ter gu flu6sn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-25
Sn ieiner Stubie nSentiGe see.

Ou Sthel SbuotS DOS"IWs Wv
fabrten nod Siioamerifa", Die ftir3li4
i'm bierten Seft beg ySabrbuds FIR
@eiebeebune". 80. %, erfdienen lit.
tpeif Der Bonner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uno GtuSienbireftor on Der 6arioels-
6O9i6ule su 26ln. Or. @br. @dert
Die beuti9sn Sanbslsfreiie II. a. na9=
briidlid auf bic Notbwenoi9feit bin,
benz beuti6en Sanbel nit Sfioamerifa
lebbaftefe Nufmertiamfeit gu idsnten,
neil bieies 2anb suthnftis einmal nit
i'm Mittslpuntt oss Weltbanoels gu
ffehen beruien fein miro.
ySibamerifa", faet Der Yerfdher,
mar big Dor fur3sm an ben 3ablen
~unieres NuBenbanoels perbdltniBmdBig
nod uenig betbeiligt. Seute 1T es
alidbrIi9 nit Elm paar bunoert Drill
lionen in Der Statitit bersei9net, aber
nie !penie bies FIR ben 8eiammtban=
Del 5sbeutst. seist oas cine Beiipiel,
BOB i'm Sabre 1902 Stoamsrita nit
nur 9 YrOcent on Der iesisitigen gin=
fubr, nit AZ Proeent an Der Nusfubr
Samburss tbeilnabm. nno bod liest,
bies oiirfen geraoe mir Seuti6e nidt
iiberieben, bort elmer Der leBten srOBen
Mdrtte, bic nod ni9t aufsetbeilt, ni6t
angeglieoert finb in Die unmittelbaren
Snterehenfpbdren Der europdii6en
@robmd9te uno ibrsr tforbamerifani=
iden &iDalin, auf oenen teiner Der
beutieen um internatiouale Sanbels=
Serri6aft ringenben Staten Elm un=
beoinstes NonOpOl befBt.
@ir muRen enti6iebsn benz gorur-
tbeil Der Menee in 9eutIdlanb entse=
eentdmpfen, oas Nabrun9 finoet In Der
triibsn @rinnerung an bic untergeprb.
nete 8erualtung Der latinorameritani-
i9en &epubliten, bic Wiaionen suro=
pdii9sn 3apitals bsrf1lang. 9u1
gnglano anb 6rautrsi9 fino betrOfsn
poroen BON Der characterization Mib.
wirtbi9aft, nidt unberiibrt gs%blieben,
beiipielsweiie bon Der furdtbaren 6i=
nan5trifs Nrsentiniens 1861. Mber fe
baben fi9 bod nebsn ben Oanfees tpie.
Der binausseua9t unb in aaer StiQe
neue 2apitalmaKen in Siibamerifa nit
gutem @etpinn angelegt. Sbnen fol-
gen Die gel9ier, Die unter Gtbrung 96=
mig 2eopolos au INNER pasemutbi9s=
rem Ginansleuten fid fOrtentmideln. +"
prOfehor @dert seigt i'm ueiteren 8er=
laufe ieines MufiaBes, ME ausaeasi9=
nete @OrbeOinaun9en 3u elmer fsrnsrsn
frieoliden @ruberuns fioamerifaniider
Wdrfte in ben ~beitebenben beuti1en
S6iffabrtslinien bon 9amburg uno
Bremen 9e9eben inb.