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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
Frost bmrg Opcra House.

The Burke Mccain company, run
ming week 5 engagement, has enjoyed
full houses. The company is IA good
one, carrying a rgpert0ir" of up-to-date
plays.
The Lyman Howe Picture company's
showing of moving pictures was about
the best IL all respects ever made here.
About three of five picture machines
get ratified during an evening, occasion
ing delays. Not SO with Howe. Then
in interest and variety their pictures
are quite complete.
\ famous play, The Burglar" by a
famous author, Augustus Thomas, will
be here Tuesday evening, 10th inst.
One of the pretty incidents is elaborated
in the childish innocence of little Editha.
who, after awakening from slumber,
finds a burglar i'll her very presence, and
her conduct towards the unwelcome in
truder never fails to arouse the kecnest
sort of admiration. In the coolest, most
lf-cOllected mannershn faces the burg
lar, and, through her perfect indifference
as to danger, wins him over completely.
THE Burglar i IA play that has now
won its way into popular favor on ac-
count of its really pretty and engaging
sentiment.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

DR.. Byron King, president Kings
School of Oratory, Pittsburg, Pa, will
lecture i'll the Frostburg Opera House
Monday, 29th inst, under auspices of
Beall High School.
Dr. King is known far and wide as
one of the most popular and pleasing
entertainers of the day. He combines
humor, wit and pathos with rare skill,
passing from one to the other with the
ease and grace of il master. He holds
the attention of his audience through
out, and his work has been of an order
so high that he has been termed THE
King of the Platform.
The people of Frostburg are fortunate
in having the opportunity to hear DIR.
King.
Remember-the proceeds will be de-
voted to the library fund at Beall High
School.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
A Worthy Promotion.

AT a meeting of the Savage Mountain
Fire Brick Company last week Arthur
Baker. of this place, was elected direc-
tor-a fitting recognition of the worth
and loyalty of a man who went into the
company's service February II, lSG1-31
years ago tomorrow. During all that
time Mr.. Baker has done work iii all de-
partments, and, whether as subordinate
or foreman, has met every requirement,
He is a good man, safe citizen and Il
tip-top comrade i'll IA large circle of kind
and kindred spirits
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

"
The Cumberland Ne~S is stirred by
Senator Lewis road bill until it reaches
this:
One thing is certain and that is that ne
republican in the Legislature who has any
regard for the interest of his party can dC
anything but oppose this measure with al
the influence of his position, and that ne
democrat who earnestly regards the welfare
of his county can do other than oppose it.
The implication is-the "republican,
in considering "this measure must
take "the interest of his party" into ac-
count, but the democrat alleged to be
favored by "this measure" must re-
nounce "the interest Of his party,
become patriot and promote only "the
welfare of his county
Elsewhere the Nc~s speaks of "this
measure as "vicious in principle and
prophesies 'extravagance and waste i'll
application"
But without regard to the merits OF
dement's of "this measure" can a par
tiSdu paper NlIluOtiNly vi t''ibIll'hIiN
denounce partisanship of any kind OF
degree as "vicious'' or "wasteful:' -
Can it consistently appeal in the same
breath to its own partisans to stand hv
their own party and to the other
party's partisans to play the traitor to
their party?
However, what will be the result il
this measure passes?
Assuming the Nc~s' characterization>
to be correct, it will be Ly lar just what
has gone on, is going on, and will 60 on
in this county and in this town witho"t
law.
Hence, is not lawful abuse better
than an unlawful abuse?
Get your bill through, Senator Levi.
and let Us all see what legal:z"d vice il
principle, statutory extravaganza auG
lawful waste look like.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

FORT W AlNE, IND, Jan. IL l1ll.
Dcor Fnthc'-
Am now i'll the northeastern part Of
Indiana. This is city of nearly II, 900
population, and is bustling, thriving
place 1t is located in the natural gas
belt of this State, and this has given it a
boom since natural gas has been
developed and used for manufacturing
and heating purposes. The weather III
dictates that heat is needed in quantities,
large and steady. | have not gone out
side this building since arriving last
evening.
Have had quite trip since leaving
Pittsburg, Pa, last Tuesday evening.
Reached Cincinnati, Ohio, ON Wednes-
day morning, two hours behind schedule
time. There WAS ii large party of us
converged at Cincinnati and the Rail
road people held train on Cincinnati,
New Orleans and Texas railroad. known
as the Queen AMI Crescent Route" for
us. We left Cincinnati at 80 and
crossed the Ohio into Kentucky, and
passed through the blue grass State over
historic ground.
At Lexington the monument erected
to the memory of Henry Clay looms up
and we at once think of what an in
tiuence he eXcrted in this country with
out reaching the goal of his ambition,
the Presidency. He was constant adj
vocate of internal improvements, and
your old National Pike may be credited
rs one result of such agitation.
Should Il person ride over the roads in
vicinity of Lexington and then transfer
and ride from Hancock, Washington
county, to Frostburg, Md, he would GER
tainly feel the need of betterment for
latter territory SO far as roads are con-
cerned
We passed through Kentucky and
Tennessee to the latter's Southern Dor
der, reaching Chattanooga ut p. III.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
The Sick.

Prof. Richard Harris, vocal director, is
Frustrated with Ia grippc.
Mrs. Harry Thomas is painfully ill.
Conrad Nickel, foreman of carpentry
i'll Consolidation Coal company employ
ment, is suffering from blood poison
developed from Il foot wound incurred
several weeks ago from stepping on a
nail.
George $. Wilson, of the contracting
firm Of Wilson Bros, is i'll with
pneumonia.
Diphtheria is affecting the family of
William Prout, Centre street. Himself,
wife and Il child are down with it. One
little one died from the disease about ten
naYS 400.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
Who is He?

CARLOS Mp, Feb. s, 1901.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Who is Bill Bailey-the man who has
come home and is attending the Band
Fair at Borden Shaft?
He can't possibly be the old Bill
Bailey who stole IA Caunelsburg mine
from the knights of Labor
If he is the same, he will bear watch
ing, as there are still some coal mines
IN the Shaft vicinity.
Why, JOURNAL if it is the same Bill
Bailey, it isn't safe to leave bass
drum where he is loose
l would say, then, members of the
Borden Shaft Band-hands on your cash
box and eyes on your bluntstruments.
Perhaps he is a relative of Joe Bailey
the Texas striker?
Anyway, let us all know who is Bill
Bailey. Yours eXcitedly,
WILLIAM GRIMES
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
E'rOStburg Enterprise.

AS elsewhere stated, Joseph Bear
went to Baltimore to see the burning
city When the A. T. Jones & Co. S
costume house fell Mr.. Bear at once
made arrangements with Vanhorn &
Son. costumers, of Philadelphia, to fill
all his orders for the masquerade next
Tuesday evening
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

Tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 3D.
o'clock III the \. Nj. G. A. gymnasium
the mems meeting will be addressed by
George V. StapenhOrst Of the Citizens
National Bank, Cumberland. Mr..
StapenhorSt was formerly physical
director i'll the Cumberland y. M. G. A.,
and will come with Il special message
for young men.
james p. Schick. baritone sololist, of
Grace Reformed Church, Washington,
ID. c., will sing.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
The Blues,

The Blues.
BrLIYG,NY, Mp, Feb ID, l9OHh.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
When the wind are softly signing,
And the birds Is silent and sad
Then crawls DER me sich feeling
One that puts me next to the bad.
Then it are that I'm real lonesome;
The hour are like red page
OF this weeks LonacOning star,
When all this world are but stage.
When the day are gently dying,
And the sun-are about 10 set
Then comes that there lonely feeling.
And of which Just can't git shet.
Loncsomeness are the worlds plague, folks
1t Sneaks DER a few near and far =
Ger some poor people here and there
Who read a Homecoming STIR.
Cor. WHooP koFF- KUTTER
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
Religious,

At the Union street Baptist Church
tomorrow Sunday evening at o'clock
preaching by the pastor, Rev. E. c.
Allard.
Preaching by pastor, Rev. G. NJ.
Hesser, at Grace NJ. f. Church, South,
to morrow (Sundayl at l0', o'clock Il.
m. and ! p. m. Morning topic-"The
Rewards of the Chrisiian:" evening
"What Experience Hath Taught Me. "
EpwOrth League Monday evening at
-, o'clock.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
BrevitIcS.

The interest manifested by Mayor
Grimes, of Carlos, i'll the identity of
Bill Bailey brings to mind the great ex-
element wrought hereabout year ago
over the report that bill Drake is
Dead" Still, if Grimes knows his man
and it is likely he does-it is better to
be Bill Drake dead than Bill Bailey
alive.
Evidently w. E. Alexander, of
Meyersdale, Pa, knows the Hon. Bum
BILE b. BeeswaX, of Homecoming. Mr..
A. is not brides rose in grammar but
he is daisy i'll logic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
BreVitieS.

The latest and biggest political joke so
far in 1904. locally bounded, seems to be
con Col. Thomas CT. Dillon.
The Waldo Hotelat ClarkSburg is now
open The Clarkshurg Nr"S in talking
of it says "a Communication ticket repre-
sentlng SlO,0 will be issued for 80 90. "
It's the nominal price of il dollar news
paper to an understood bun that the job
printer, Homecoming star average, slung
in the extra cipher and alien comma.
No, the JOURNAL doesn' t want to learn
what makes the wildcat wild, but why
does ii theatrical star Homecoming IN
Frostburg?
NesSrs Amman q Beall, fire insurance
agents. publish very cheerful letter
from one of their companies concerning
the Baltimore fire. They represent good
companies and are themselves honor,
able, fair, 'live-and let-live' solicitors
for business.
The letter from William Dando was
written to his father Judge James Dando
of this place l. is We'll written, and in
teresting, especially to veterans of the
Civil War, both sides.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
COUNTY.
Journalistic.

The Cumberland Times is entitled to
congratulations upon the substantial
show of enterprise made i'll reporting he
Baltimore fire. Several extras Monday
kept the public of this region in close
touch with the progress of the
conflagration.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
A Solemn Inquiry.

1t is unfortunate that the joint committee
of the operators and the miners had to adj
journ without agreeing upon a scale for the
ensuing year, and it is hoped its re-assembling
may bring better rcsults.-R,ricr radiant of
the Homecoming star.
After this confession may not the
miners of this region ask themselves
does it pay us to pay the freight on J. J..
Robinson to indianapolis?
Is hope for the best all we can hope
for?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
Accidents.

Thursday morning, 18th inst, Viras
Workman, employed at one of the Union
Mining companys mines, riding on
trip of mine cars, had a foot crushed by
ii displacement. DR.. J. c. Cobey found
it necessary to amputate part of the
foot
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
\ Mothers Recommendation.

| have usel Chamberlain Cough Remedy
for a number of years and have no hest
fancy in saving that it is the best remedy
for coughs colds and Group have ever used
in my family. | have not words to express
my confidence in this remedy -MES J. A.
MooEE, North Star, Mich. For sale by
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

Mrs. John b. Wright. of Lima, Ohio,
visiting the family of her son, Charles
G. Wright, east Union street, descending
IA stairway Friday morning of last week,
made a nIis-step and fell to the bottom.
Escape from serious hurt was narrow.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
4 Present Duty.
Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
Burglary.

The saloons of Christian Johns and
Henry Eisel, Bowery street, We're broken
open Monday night, safes rifled, but
nothing of value taken.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

Admiral Schley to Isidor Rayner:
Your battle equaled Santiago.
Which is probably the first time it has
been limited that A. p. German
"eUualed" Ceryera.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
Roll of Honor

The following list of Beall High
School pupils scoring January honors
was overlooked last week
FOURTH GRADE.
Frank burst Clara Buttncr
Fannie Anderson. Florence Wade.
Eula Arnold Carrie House.
James MILESTONE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

Peter Klink has sued for divorce from
Alice Klink. They We're married in
lS9s, Mrs. Kink having been Alice
Gets. They We're residing in this place
dt the time it is alleged that Mrs. Klink
left Mr.. Klink.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

The undersigned will give free sample of
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
to any one wanting Il reliable remedy for
disorders of the stomach, biliousness or con-
stipation. This is IA new rene ly and good
one. l.. PARKER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

The Gettysburg Pa) College GIcc
Club will give concert in the FroStburg
Opera House Friday evening March t.
under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of
the English Lutheran Church. Tickets, %
and 81 cents
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13

\ business Obligation.
Advertise i'll the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
he is Right.

1t is not often the JOURNAL can con-
mend Hon. y. p. German, lu; he
everlastingly right when dcuouncins
the eXtravagant expenditure of tn,
waters.
Moreover, he would have the surplus
revenue derived from unnecessary tax,
alton spent in internal development and
improvement.
Sounds like he had been reading h,
JOURNAL, which has held also that, tins
policy adopted and pursued, the public
road problem would be Il problem no
longer.
To which might he added the cdu-
cational problem of getting rno"yi
money for all educational needs.
BrcViticS.
The Homecoming star of FroStlurp
read the riot act las week to CON
spirators who want to raise town tax,,
to meet increased legal cxpenc>. 1t i
going to chew to the line" 10 matte:
where the Oh: ps light. SQUADS Xix ~,
JOURNAL has heard that before !;u: l.,
matter. This time ii Is the uost d,ifru-
ing and paralyzing newspaper prospec-
tus that has ever been Numbered from
the canopy of the star -spanglcd Georges
Creek coal region.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-13
Business Locals.

Concluded on It'll page.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

Sin llrtbeil bes 4rieosgerihts In
5aae qeoen ben Aiiraffier Otto Riid=
Ter ans 6ol6erltabt lOirb alien oeutz
Iden Observation-Disclosures, Die eez
lpobnf Iinb, BEL ibren GdGBsn obne
Mifen Der 0erridaft gu ipsiien, ses
LINDEN S1reden sinjaaen. Bidder
bate cine 8raut, bic bel benz Najor
b. 9orn ais &6din biente. Otto bee
Iudte feline Minna bispeilen Damn.
penn e. BEL Maiors etsoas 0utes gu
ellen qab. Ginmol mar Otto audi IN
Der 8url9enitube auf 8eIuh. nc er
Ii9 nibli4 madic. inoem er beim
Telerabtrodnen - es mar oerabe
WtIeQl@aIisobenb geipeien mits
bali uno bofiir GHen unb Trinten
befam. glber feline BeiudJe in Der
Slide g~eiielen WaiorS nibi. unb leis
Der mar her ipoders 2iiraffier unpors
fidtiq oenue, iih bel einem bieier Bes
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Serri9oft iiberroidsn 81 laHen. 3rudr
perTu1te lr iih eiligit binter ben
Riidcr Minnos gu btriteden, ieupd)
bos mdre t04itens einem fdmahtisen
6uiaren, ME obtr einem groben,
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6err Waior erItattetc Mnaeige, es tam
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Riiroi{er mub feline Winnefobrt III
Wtoiofs Slide nit 10 Gagen Gefdngs
nib biiben Oregon Sausfrisoen5'
bruhs).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
6uter aasb.

Ger befannte enelifde Dromotifer
SO. @. Gilbert bate, ipie oue au ltres
benben Salcnte, i'm Beginn feiner 2aufs
bohn NIT pieien WibermGrtigteiten 81
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birsttionsn one einserei9ten Stiide 5us
rid. Gnolid gelang IS ibin. zen
SdauIpieler Noberifon fir iih 81 in
tereiIiren. Dieler empfdbl i'm einem
2onboner 9beaterbirettor Namens
Gmoen, unb Gilbert rei6te benz Diret=
tor ouf iein Griuhen iein neueltes
Stiid Elm.
Der Direction las baS Wert, lieb
gilberl gu li9 fommen unb fagte gu
INN: rsSbr Stiid gefdnt mir. Wie
piel pollen sic oafir baben2"
nDreiBis pfuno," perieBte Der iunsc
Dramatiter. !.
nSasen mir bic 5Glfte, unb ih fperoe
IS nebmen," erfldrte @mben.
Gilbert sine, tpsnn aud Thneren
9eraens, auf oieien 8oridlog Elm.
Gmben feBte iid an ieinen Sdreibs
tifd. idrieb einen Gbed auf fiinf5ebn
pfitnb aus unb Idgte bann 5u benz
iungen Wanne: n9ier, mein junger
5reunb, baber sic bas @elb. @tltat.
ten sic mir o5er, bah i4 Sbnen nod
einen euten Ratb gebe."
n8itte!" Derfette Gilbert geipanni.
~Wertaufen Gle Elm guteS Stiid ME
mebr 10 binie," ertidrte Der Director
IG4elrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
Tranfreih.
UIuhiIetWs
9 OcialiFe unb rufiifd
NItians.

paris, Is. Getr. 5err Saurss.
Der Gu1rsr Der iOcialifii6en p0riei,
unc bis tiir3lid Y~iceprdHoent Der Ram-
msr, bat cine erfIdruitg abaeoeben.
welde auF iOfOrtiae adnOiaung Der
trans. -ruiHi6eu gaians absieIi uno
srObes qlufIeben In OipIomatiiden
QrsiTen erregte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

Die Reoe muros III ct. gtienne ge.
baltsr, mo !. 3. Der iOcialIifdds Sons
greb tagt. 5aurss inate mad elnem
ooriiQen glatt: ..JohSs limo usrIan.
gen, greiquiiis uno @~rfahrung baben
ge5sist, OaB DeutIhlano. BON Dem eIn
Anarif befir9tet wuroe, nidt triegs.
Iultig 1T. Die grfabruna seist, oaB
Die 4lians nit RuBlano, Die Dor alien
gecen DeutIdlauO geridtet par, ibrs
eriifens-8 ered'iqung perlorsn bat.
Rad Der bisiigsn MiOcial. y,tit RE-
pu6lique Iagte s.: n9aBt uns nidts
tbun, UNI 5apan OOer eaalano gu
proOOBireu uno Oann Gle gefdbrlid as=
uOrOeue 4lian8 tanOigsn. 0aBt uns
ielbf idaBen."
6ran5. pOlititer ertennen. 0aB 3wis
iheH ben beioen Berinten elm betrdtf=
liher Enteridieo bsrriht: ME nun aber
Saures Worte gelGutet BADEN mosen,
Ieine Stelungna5me ge9eii oas ruiliibe
SiinoniB miro, w,nn es flo I'M Die
uutsrfhbun9 5ranfreid's fir RUB
lamb i'm Gegenpdrtigen 2rieee banoeln
'oute. idaDer ms @ewi9t fallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
0eutihlanO.
& / II d tran /.

8erlin, Is. 5sbr. Die @sridte
iiber bic ansebliGe grtranfuns oes
6aiisrs entbsbrsn jsOec gsgrinOung.
@r gins beuie BOrmittas ipa5ieren,
beIudte ben Rsiastanser uno srleOigte
ole tbli9en Staats-@ eidffte.
D ump err u 0 n
96ln> Is. 5sbr. Ser gerbano
nOroailantiider Dampferlinien bat Die
einri6tuns zines resslmdBi9en pa1a-
0iers DisnIfes 3wiidsn ItanOinaDiid den
0afen uno Nem BORT uno Bottom bes
iGloiisn. Qldt 9ampfer bermitteln ben
Yertebr, Ger bon Der 0amburger 2inie,
ocm NOrooeutIden 9iOno, Der 0oaono=
Amerita- uno Der yteo Star 2inie
gemeiniam bsior9t miro. Eie Gntidei-
Oung 1T cine 6Olse sss &idtritts Der
Gunaro-Yinie bon BIN abtonlmtii Der
cO~ntinentaIen @eisaIGaften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
...Gtwos Ueues...

Mir baben beI1loHen, @ae wel6e fiinffIi6es
Gas gebrau9en, nit 8orous5abIunes, Metern
Al perieben, obne Elm TepoIit gu perlan9en.
gSir ftenen bic gerbinoun9 nit Der Sailpt=
Q~eitun9erobre Der, ebenio ieben Iuir einen yles
ter auf uno liefern oas Oas iiir einen Dollar
per Eau Ieno. Die ein5i9e Bere9nura Die mir
MAIDEN, 1T fir bic 8srbinoungsrobre pom Der
@runoeigentbums Orense bis Sur Stelle bee
Yleter5. ggir g~arantiren, bab o~IeleIben s3up
s~rieoenbeit seben.
Sir Ndberes ipre6e man in Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

Die @ robuttion Don
q o i'm beuif9en @eih be-
trug i'm Sabre 1908 i'm gan5en 10.s
085,6 34 9onnen. b. /. cine 3unabme
gegen bas 9oriabr um 1.682.974 2ons
nen. pomit Die probuftion @robbris
tanniens in bieiem Qrtitel gum erIten
MoIe in Der @efdidte bieier SnbuItris
IN 9euti4Ianb ii5erfliigelt ipirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

milu Ilro Uolulutd bef0r0erf; tomlitn
gew0bnii6s 3uae in Die Ndbe BON
3ruppsn3iiasn. 10 meroeu Ibrs 9idier
gel0idt. Die ausriidsnoen ReGuldren
Deroen iofort Ourd 3eIerbsn eri'bt.
Sn 3otio uno anoern Wobilmahungs.
Gsntren wsrosn 9unoerte bon 0otels,
5beebduiern uno EsmpslE rsdlirirs.
Nle Sampler Der jcpaiiidsn 0an=
betlss Warine iperoen raid In 6ilfs=
9reu3sr ur,gemanoelt.
Die Sapaner fino tiber5suqt, oaB Die
Runen an tsinem Der midtigsn Opera
tiOns. puntts so. 900 Mann su eOncen=
triren i'm StanOe Iino.
Yiel bort man iiber cine i.0slide
Dpnamit : 3erIi6runa Der raIiii6sn
Balm in Der Wanoi9urei.
5auienos Sapaner, Die lid bon gbis
neieu ni@t uaterideioen la6en, arbei-
ten in Der Manoidurei unn wiirOen
wiaig ibr 9ebsn fir ihres Tatsr!auoes
Sa6e in Die S4an8e i6ldsen.
Rasaiafi uno DOtObama IinO ourd
einen Winen=@OroOn betuadt.
Sapan 0urd q aut.
paris, Is. 5sbr. 8ie brittle
Glauisl Der japaniidsn e%rfldrune, mo.
rim Gbinn's 9lertralitdt anertcnnt
wiro, %Oerlaugt bon Gbina @arniiOnsn
an Itrategiiden punften.
9ieIet gslilmmuag wOasn Die eurOp.
Wddie nidt auitimmen, oa bierourd
bon 6bina @arniionOienhs bsrlangi
ueroen, bic Sapau niiBli9. fir Rub-
lamb aber inoirett i6doli6 fno. qud
miro oieSeoiuguns als uuusreinbar nit
Der ~ifriften Reuiralitdt, ipic fe Die
Gmsr. ROis bsablidhgt, SsbaItsn.
an9eblide GeIo3ugs-
8 perationen.
9 I. petersburg, ID. 6ebr.
Rad Yeridten BON Yon Ran, bel Stem
@bwang, bereiten bic Japaner lid our
2anoung in 9iiniensa Dor.
NOroDeltlid bon Mutben wuroen
angebli6 5apaner geieben.
9n Doridau eridoB bel 9riegs.
RHnbsebunqsn Elm irrfnnig geruoroes
ner Graf Esm5stp 3 qeuie uno Oer=
wunoete 20. Gr bsriudte SelbimOrO.
iuuroe aber berbaftet.
SAP. 2riegsanIeibe.
paris, l6. Gebruar. Nad Dem
~petis 9ariisn" idlisbsn bic Sub-
ItriptiOnsn fir bic jap. 2risgsunleibs
am 10. Widrs.
Die 9aiIerin bon Sapan madte Der
Barcnin Rolen, Grau oes ruiz. @e'
Ianoten. Dor ibrer Qbreiie pradtbolle
@ei6ente.
9ein otfupirtes @ebiet
neutral.
2onbo II, Is. Gebr. SIM uniers
bauIe muroe beute bic Me9ierunq be-
fragt, oh III Sdritie sur Decentralization
bon New @bmang pdbrenO oss 2ris9a
gu treiien geoente.
Der Wertreter Der @eeierunq ,rfpi.
oerte, bah Die DECENTRALIZATION ieines @e-
bets. Oas in tbaiIddlidem geiibe Der
2riegfhbrenoen Iei, ratbiam etIdeine
ip ortNrtb urs O { dt II a d
ruff. geridt.
2onbon. Is. 6sbr. Der peters.
burger Correspondent Der M1oc. preRs
meloet +:
Ct. petersburg. Is. Gebr. 9i'
srte unofIieielle Mittbsilung iiber biz
6hlddt bel port 9lrtbur am lebter
DIenItag traf in elmer Depside bonn 8.
aus Bort Qrtbur eia. sic lautet
0eute Born. liz bs9anu Elm iapan,
@sidwaOer bon Is Sdiffen Die BE-
idiebun9 bon BORT artbur. llnler @e
idwaoer uno Die Sorts sriu;osrteu, Dos
@efeht ocuerte 40 Minuien.
0afens8 oote beridtsn. bah lie 2 ia
panifde 5diffe finien iahen. unisr,
Yerlulie: 2 OermunOete Ciiisiere. 6 Dor
Der Monnidaft aet6otet uuo 81 bes'
wnnoes. Sn ben Jorts muroen 2 geut,
leiht Dermunoet. Sorts uno Stab
wuroen nidt bef1doigt. Na4ts wur,