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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
District Must Pay Back
W-G0tten SnOW Fines
Illegal Gains to Be Returned to Sandbagged
Public Which Had Its Pockets Picked.
Burden Not the Citizens.

The District will have to pay back
money.
Illegally it has mulcted $500 from fifty
or sixty real estate owners for not clear
ing on the snow. 1t must dump this
amount from its Golfers and return it to
its victims.
The District Court OF Appeals decided
yesterday afternoon that the snow and
ice law in effect last winter cannot stand
as law. That is why the District must
give up what IL has buncoed out Of
the public by trying to make land
owners do work the District itself was
obligated to do.
The Corporation Counsel will be asked
to decide the question finally. but there
is little doubt in the minds OF the Dis
trict officials that the refund viii have to
be paid, and all other assessments levied
on the strength of the invalid law de-
clared off.
From what the officials say, the city
of washington stands good chance to
be confronted in snowy weather with
slippery pavements. banks Of snow on
the sidewalks, and rivers Of slush Tor a
promenade the only remedy for the
snow being the melting process.
The point has been made that the money
necessary to clear the sidewalks Of snow
will have to be raised by taxation or
by an appropriation from Congress. In
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either case. it is said, the results viii
be unsatisfactory.
Ii will require at least S75. 900 to clean
from the pavements one six-inch snow,
according to the estimate made to-
day by Warner Stutler. Superintendent
of Street Cleaning. 1t is not thought
that Congress would appropriate such
a large amount for the work, and the
only appropriation. under the present
system of things, available for such
work is the $500 for cleaning the cross
walks and cutters.
If taxation is adopted to raise the
requisite money say the officials, the
burden Will be q heavy one, and IL Is the
general impression that the people or
the District would prefer the snow TO
the taxation.
Mr. Stutler explains that the cost to
the District for removing the snow
would be greater than II each individual
would assume his share of the burden
by seeing to IL that his pavement stay
clean He says the expense Of the Dis
trict organizing and managing such an
army OF snow shovelers as would be
necessary for cases of emergency would
be almost incalculable II Washington
should be visited next winter by the
amount of snow and ice IT had last
winter.
The fact remains that II the appro-
priation of Congress is not forthcoming
and the citizens will not bear the extra
taxation, unremoved snow Will be the
curse on the city next winter.
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single premium of e1S1 IS. the insurer
has received e2,5OO.
An official of the insurance company
says that such insurance Is frequent
and the rate very low. as the companies
rarely have to pay This. he said, was
the first time they had ever been called
upon to do So
Another company has had similar
case, In which IL paid a claim of E23, 000
In this case the husband. a well known
solicitor. was sixty-six, and his wife
siXty-seven. The wife died. and the
husband, at the age of seventy-seven.
married lady of nineteen She had a
child two years later.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
Insurance Against Issue
Won by Donegal Baby
Birth of Heir to Aged Marquis Who Recently
Died Costs Company Neat Sum.
One Premium Paid.

LONDON. May 25.-A very curious
case Of insurance has come to light in
connection with the late Marquis Of
Donegall- A policy was taken out in
1890 against issue being born TO the
marquis. who, at that time, was in his
SEVENTEEN year and was living apart
from his wife.
The marchioness. however, died; he
married again, in his eighty-first year,
and had a son. who is now a few months
old. and the youngest member Of the
peerage.
Consequently. by the payment Of a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
HoNoRED BY CARNEGIE.

Prof Mary Roberts Smith has been
named a research assistant by the Car
negie Institution.
She has recently returned from Homo
lulu. and Is now engaged at The Uni
yersity OF California in an investigation
Of Chinese immigration and its economic
effect
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
POLICE KILL TWO DOGS
SUPPOSED TO BE RABID

Supposed 10 be suffering from rabies.
a small fox terrier dog. found in front
OF III Dearborne Street northwest, was
shot and killed by Policeman Holmes, OF
the Eighth precinct, Yesterday. The
body was taken to the pound TO be ex-
amined.
Policeman Fraser. OF the Fourth pre-
cinct. also shot and killed a dog sup.
posed TO be suffering from rabies 1t
was found acting suspiciousIy in front
of III II Street southwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
WANT INCREASED WAGES

BOSTON. May Cat 1 O'Clock this
morning the union painters and decora-
tors voted to strike today. Sixteen hun
dred men are affected. The demands
made upon the employers were a mini
mum wage of 50 for painters and $40
for decorators for eight hours The
union minimum at present is $3.50 for
painters and $40 for decorators.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
sTUTH SAYS WIFE Is
TOO LAZY TO DISR0BE

CINCINNATI. May 25.-John Stuth
has brought suit for divorce on the
ground that his wife Katie Is lazy and
her so.
Stuth AYERS that she would allow the
beds to remain unmade for several days
a time. and that she would sleep in
bed with her day clothes on for two
weeks at a time
He declares that home life became
unbearable and he was unable to live
with her any longer.
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oDELL SAILS FOR EUROPE.

NEW YORK. May Ex-Governor Oden
has sailed for Europe on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. The gov
ernor said he was taking the trip for
rest and would return on the same yes
five days.
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No Money for Fodder.

Crane told the agent that he had no
money with which to buy food for the
COW. He said he might have turned her
over to neighbors, but did not think of
Il in time
When placed under arrest he said he
cid not see how he could get to Norris
town, as he had no money and no con-
veyance. but he was warned 0at II he
did not come it would probably go hard
with him.
When his case was called before Jus
tice Stilwell he appeared. dusty. weary
and footsore. having walked all the way
from his home TO the county seat, dis
lance of twenty-three miles.
During the last two weeks ne had done
a little work and managed 10 save IS.
This amount he had with him. and tina Z
was the amount of his line. After pay
ing his fine Crane took drink OF water
and said he guessed he would "hoof II
home"
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WALKED 40 MILES
TO PAY HIS FINE
After Case Was Disposed of He Took
Drink of Water and "Hoofed
It" Home.

MORRISTOWN. n. J., May z5.-AmOs
B. Crane OF Milton. walked tweHty-three
miles TO appear before a justice OF the
peace and plead guilty to the charge Of
cruelty 70 animals.
Crane lives in the extreme northern
end Of Morris county, and short time
ago neighbors reported TO the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
that he was allowing a COW 10 starve.
An effort was made 20 save the animal
by feeding. but the COW WIS then in
such a weakened condition that it could
not eat and soon died.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
PACKING ESTABLISHMENT
WIPED OUT BY FIRE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May 25.-The
Cudahy packing house plant here was
destroyed by fire last night.
Loss. about a quarter of a million of
dollars.
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SENIOR oUIEvRU DEAD.

PARIS, May z5.-Senor Quievru. the
Venezuelan vice consul, was asphyxiated
as the result Of an explosion in his
apartment in the Rue Vnle-Just this
morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
Flowers for COMMENCEMENT.
Antietam Battlefield Memorial Da,

Consult GUIDE about the flowers. Amer
lean Beauties are favorites. 1924 T.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
Leroy Parkhill, a Prize Winner,

says: Elk Grove Butter Is best. I have
tried all the rest. Mama says it's fine,
she is busy filling the dish all the time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25

Excursion-Specsal train leaving Wash
ington via B. & o. r. r.. 7:3O a. m. May
30 Rate 81 for round trip to Keedysville.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
Strong Boxes Coz valuables, S. Year.

SAFE deposit boxes in the fire and bur
glar proof vaults Of Union Trust and
Storage Co, 1414 f. Rented, 50 year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
Grand Pen Mar-Gettysburg Excursion
Decoration Day, May 80,

Leaving Washington 7:3O a. m, arrive
Pen Mar 1880. Gettysburg 11;f0 a. IN.
Returning. leave Gettysburg $50, Pen
places President Roosevelt will deliver
the memorial address. and the United
States Marine Band furnish the music.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
BREACH REOPENS
IN ACRE DISPUTE
Peru and Brazil Again at
LOggerheads.
ROW OVER NEUTRAL ZONE
Neither Will Agree to Limits of Terri
tory to Be Submitted to
Arbitration.
ROW OVER NEUTRAL ZONE

Another hitch has occurred in the ne
gotiations between Peru and Brazil over
the Acre territory. The disagreement
this time is relative TO the exact area
which it is now proposed to neutralize
pending a settlement by arbitration.
Originally the trouble was 10 obtain
the consent CT either country to this
naturalization scheme. but now Peru
and Brazil are saying to each other:
The area of this neutral zone must
be included in such and such boun-
daries"
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Neither Will Concede.

Unfortunately these boundaries do
not agree and the whole scheme for
putting the disputed territory temper
arily under the Jurisdiction of a joint
commission seems about to fall through
In that event the question at issue will
be more removed from settlement than
ever. and the crisis will become acute
again.
1t is realized by both countries that
whatever limits they now set TO the
neutral zone in the interest OF a future
settlement will in great measure guide
the arbitrators with reference to the
respective claims. In round numbers
the territory which Peru claims by right
Of occupation, lying between the Purus
and Jurua Rivers. amounts to half a
million square miles Peru begins this
territory two hundred miles east of the
Ucayli River.
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Brazil's Big Claim.

Brazil. on the other hand. pushes her
claims still further into Peru's terri
tory and would have the neutral zone
start much farther TO the Westward.
In the event that Brazil ever won this
claim Peru would have a very narrow
strip of land to claim her own. Her
shape on the map would be even mar
rover than that OF Florida in the United
States. and beside her Brazil would be
big enough to swallow her up three
times.
Interesting developments in the pro-
posed negotiations are expected within
the next few days.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
Fran Krigsskadeplatsen

Eft telegram fran Yin Kow till
"Daily Telegraph" London da-
teradt den 20 februari ssger att
femton japanska krigsfartyg pa
morgonen Stamina dag ursinnigt
bombarderade Port Arthur under
en- It'd af iva timmar. De ryska
kryssarne Novik, Askold och
Bayaa SAINT fyra torpedobatar
gingo ut att mota attacken, men
blefvo tvungna att d.aga sig till
baka. Askold var da i sjunkande
tillstand, Novik lila skadadt och
en- torpedobat sanktes. Ryska
slagskeppet Retvizan skadades
anyo. Japaneserna drogo sig till
baka ] god ordning.
= Kejsaren af Korea har stalk
slit lands trupper till japanesernas
disposition, hvadan delta land nu
atven ligger krig med Ryssland
Den koreanska haren bestar dock
endast af infanteri och anses ej
vara sardeles val ofvad och discip
linerad.
- En- correspondent fran lien
Tsin till London Express telegra-
ferar den / dennes att japaneser-
mas upprepade anfall pa Port
Arthur haft en- mycket demorali
seraHde inverkan pa de der for
lagda trupperna. Ringa hopr
fnnes att staden kan halla ut
mycket langre.
Provianten ar redap mycket
knapp,ech man vantar att hungern
smart skall tvinga ryssarne att
kapitulera. Endast EFT fatal civila
personer fnnas qyar ! staden, och
som all tillforsel synes vara af-
skuren babe fran land och sjosi-
dan, torde ryssarne i simon It'd
nodgas att kapitulera af brist pa
lifsmedel, da saval staden som
den del at ryska lottan, som annu
fnnes qvar, faller i japanesernas
handler.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

l WASHINGTONS politiska kret-
la har man blitvit icke litet upp.
rord ] anledning at EFT mcclellan
dc fran Porto Rico att ons lagstif-
tande forsamling med 90 roster
mot IS fattat en- resolution at in
nehall att Forenta Staterna an
tingen Dor gifva on rattigheter
som en- forbundsstat eller ocksa
gifva deu oafhangighet.
Man betraktar delta som litet
for pockande. Porto Rico har nu
efter fem ars forlopp langt Store
frihet an Diet nagonsin hade under
spanskt herravalde, men till stats
rattigheten ar Diet dock EFT betyd-
ligt steg qvar. Liksom Hawaii,
Arizona och Oklahoma har Porto
Rico en- delegat ] kongressen,
hvilken eyer raft att deltaga /
forhaEdlingarne, men icke j ON
rostningarne. och man betraktar
Diet som j sin ordning art Porto
Rico Dor vanta med att blifva
stat, tills de aldre territorierna
intradt i staternas led.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
de hemska ropen fran varket-

de hemska ropen fran Virket-
skogen.
Hur skall man forklara denna
okyggliga jammer, denna fortvif-
lade klagan, som upprepas stun
dom qvsil efter qvall, stundom
med ID dagars mellantid. Men
niskor som ha reda pa sig och
som alls icke arc skrockfulla ha
sokt uttorska orsaken till fenome.
net.
De forklara att Diet ar hvarken
berguf eller lom. eller RAT eller
hare. Man har ocksS mycket
noggrannt undersokt ON ljudet
kunde harrora fran att iva trad
nota mot %hvarandra,
Men So ar heller icke forhallan-
Diet.
Men hvarifran kemmer da skri-
ket?
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
En- sp0kkistoria fran Norge.

Foljande lika nervkittlande som
intressanta spokhistoria omtalas i
en- tidning i Moss:
Under manga ar har man i
morka host och viuterqvallar
hort skrik fran en- plats ! Varket
skogen vid .Hanefos. Skriket
ljuder hemskt och genomtran-
gande, liksom harrorde Diet fran
en- menniska i den yttersta angest
och lifsfara. Det hores alltid fir.
att bestamdt stale i skogen, men
man har annu icke lyckats komma
pa Diet klara med hvarifran Diet
harror.
En- gammal slussvaktare vid
Hanefos har berattat att han hort
skriket under ALA de 40 ar han
varit slussvaktare. Han har Ii
stat sig in i skogen som en- vessla
for att komma underfund med
skriket, men alltid ~forgafves, ALT
blef tyst och %stilla, sd fort han
kom till Diet stale, hvaritran skri-
ket tycktes komma. Till slut
blef han sd van vid f6reteelsen
att han icke langre taste sig vid
den.
Som bevis pa hur ohyggligt o.
skrdckinjagande delta late ar kan
berattas att for I4-I5 ar sedan
folket pa en- gard i narheten en-
qvall maste bege sig till skogen
med lyktor och bloss for att
bringa klagoropen till tystnad.
Heller hordes ingenting So lange
iolket var i skogen, men efter de-
ras aterkomst till garden biods
Diet any pa samma hjertslitande
klagan.
En- dag nyligen horde EFT sail
skap anda nere pa forget i Moss
nodrop | riktning mot Vansjon
och skyndade ditat i den tanken
att nagon gait ned sig pa isen.
Men da de kommo narmare, horde
de hvad Diet var. bet val neml.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
New Orleans.

En- trefig och saregen stad for turister
att besoka, Turistpriser for vintern arc
nu gallande. Snabba angvarmde yesti-
bultag med genomgaende sofyagnar,
buffet, biblioteks- och rokvagnar SAINT
maltider under hela resan i matsalsvagnar
BeRar en- illustrerad box ON New Orleans
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

Den allbekante, originelle och
ibland i slit upptradande 'hutlo'e'
Sam Jones var harom dagen j
Georgetown. Texas. Georgetowns
befolkning syntes honom tro!igen
inbitet forstockad, och han tankte
att han skulle ge den en- behofig
saliva. Bland annat, med hvilket
han trakterade sin stora publik,
var foljande bisarra stump.
"Om all religion. som George
townborna ega, wore samlad och
"instoppad" j en- gsmmal gumma.
sa skulle gumman dermed icke
ha nog ito raise a shout in a NEE
ting"
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier So ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Battre an guild.

Jag besvarades under fera ar at en- kro-
nisk dalig matsmaltning och ~nervositet
skrifyer F. j. Green / Lancaster, N. III.
AIntet lakemedel hielpte mig. f0rran Jag
borjade begagna Electric Bitters. som
gjorde mig mera godt an ALA de medici-
ner jag f0rut begagnst. bet har afven
hallit min hustru vid utmarkt helsa un-
der fera dr.. Hon sager att Electric Bit
ters Or utmarkt for qyinnosjukdomar, att
Diet ar mycket starkande for nedbrutna
qvinnor. Ingen AMMAN medicin kan in
tags dess plats ] familjen." F0rsok den
Endast ::50c. Belatenhet garanteras af
Lungren d Andrsen, spotekare, Sioux
City, 10.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

Pa GRUND af den inbillade eller
verkliga vanskap den amerikanska
r~egeringen visar Japan under Diet
nu pagaende kriget. BORA ameri
kanerna blifva foremal for lika
stort hat som engelsmannen fran
ryssarnes sida. Salunda ar Diet
numera ganska osakert for en- a
merikan att visa sig ute pa gatan
j Rysslands Store stader.
Men afven pa andra stallen i
Europa borjar man demonstrera
mot America. En- dylik demon
stration har sSlunda nyligen egt
rum j Bohmens huivudstad Prag.
Gudstjenst hollis i den grekisk.
katolske kyrkan, och man bad ON
seger for de ryska vapnen. Flera
hundra slaviska studenter deltogo
j gudstjensten, och efterat drogo
0fver 1000 studenter i procession
genom gatorna till Diet ryska
konsulatet, der man gaf Ryssland
en- ster ovation, hvarpa taget fort.
sattes till Diet observation-disclosures
latet. som omringades. SUDDEN
terna visade der slit missnoje
Oliver Americas hallning i Diet
rysk-iapanska kriget pa EFT sa
bullersamt satt. att polisen maste
ingrjpa for att skingra brakma-
karne. F1era personer blefvo
derunder mycket omildt behand-
lade, och nagra blefvo arres.erade.
Nagot senare bildade studenterna
anyo ell procession och drogo til
borgmastarens hus, der de ropade:
LANCE lefve Ryssland och Frank
rike!" SAINT MED med Forenta
Staterna, Tyskland och England
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

kandidat for aterval for council
man inom tredje wardet. Redan
for nagon It'd sedan forklarade hr
Johnson, att derest nagon invand-
ming giordes bland hans kommit-
tenter mot hans aterval, stode
han fardig att genast draga sig
tillbaka, men som ingen som helst
sadan invandning horts af, ar han
som sagdt kandidat for en- ny ter
min.
Mr. Johnson ar allmant kand bland
landsmannen, men till tjenst for
dem, som Ell kanna hans f0regaende
lif och verksamhet, villa vi med
della att han varit bosatt i Sioux
City smart i 20 ars It'd och hela,ti-
den i tredje wardet, der han
alltid rostat inom republikaner-
mas leder. Da han 2 ar sedan till.
kannagaf sin afsigt att uppstalla
sig som kandidat for aldermans-
embetet inom tredje vardet,
hade han Ell forut bekladt nagot
~offentligt embete och tog ej heller
delta steg af eget initiativ. Redan
fer fyra ar sedan paverkades han
kraftigt at yanner och bekanta att
blifva kandidat for alderman, men
afsade sig da bestamdt aran, och
beslot andtligen for iva ar sedan
att gifva efter for pitryckningarns
och CORA sina vanner till vilies.
Ocksa erholl kan nominationen
och invaldes med CLANS.
Till Diet ofvanstaende kunna vi
foga att hr Johnson sk0tt slit
embete fortraf1igt som alderman.
Manga hafva visserligen Diet emot
honom, att han verkligen tagit sin
uppgift pa fullt allvar och varit
for arlig att lata sig forledas och
dragas med vid de manga tillfal-
len till synd", som iorekommit in
ON city council. Dylika egen-
skaper hos en- person ses Ell med
vidare blida ogon hos folk, som
hafva kastanjer att krafsa ur ell
den, men delta Dor ej alfalfa dem
som ] arlighet och oforvitlig van
del Sc en- mans sauna karaktar,
att r0sta pa honom.
Da delta skrifves, Dir Diet annu
ej afgjordt hvar och mar caucusen
kommer att hallas inom treble
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

Entered at the Post Oflce at SiouxC City
iowa. as second class mail matter.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

bassad6ren, baron v. Sternburg'
vid en- Lincoln bankett j Grand
Rapids. Mich, menade att den
storsta hedersbetygelse han kunde
visa presidenten var den att saga
ON honom att han | hog grad
liknade den tyske kejsaren. Och
derest president Roosevelt fnge
sitta iyra ar mera ! Invita- huset,
skulle ForentaStaterna 0fvertrafa
s%jelfva England ! slit lottprogram
Men ar Diet nu verkligen wisdom
att uppmuntra en- afventyrslysten
och 'osaker' president med lost
pratt och stora bevillningar' Borde
man icke hellre lata honom forstS
att delta lands befolkning onskar
fred och icke krig?
Man maste medgiiva att be-
folkningen sedan Diet spansk-
amerikanska kriget synes hafva
blifvit intagen af en- krigisk anda.
Sa enorma hafva vara bevillningar
for haren och Hottan blifvit, att
manga vigtiga och behofiga all
mamma forbattringar mast upp-
skjutas pa obestamd It'd"
/ denna anda fortgick kongress
man Fitzgeralds tai. hvilket vann
genklang endast hos presidentens
motstandare.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

wardet. men i vart nasta hummer
hoppas vi kunns gifva tillforlitligt
besked derom. Landsmannen an
modas da att allmant infinna sly
och rosta pa VIM Johnson som
kandidat for alderman inom
tredje wardet, och de kunna vara
~forvissade ON att han under en-
kommande termin skall forvalta
slit embete med samma hederfor
sig sjelf, sin nation och samhallet
som under den innevarande ter
minen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
Mardi Gras. s Rsaas in !

New Orleans den 16 februari 1904. For
delta hllfalle komma exkursionspriser
I'LL New Orlens att vara ~gallande pa sar-
skilda data, hvarom eder lo~kalagent kan
gifva upplysning.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
Gulfport, Miss.

The Great Southern hotel i Gulfport.
Miss. yid r;exikanska vixen, har $50 rum
med eller utan bad. Angvar me, elektrisk
! jus, varmt och kallt vatten SAINT telefon
i.hvarje rum. Star i f0rbindelse med
Memphis och Illinois Centrals snabba
m~orgontag med sof-, buffet, och biblio-
te~ksvagnar med EFT enda ombyte pa sam
ma tag | Memphis i genomgaende sofyag-
mar till Gulfport. Sand for illustrerad
folder med beskrifning az Gulfport och
hotellet.
-INri]a Genomgaende Dixie
. lOEIOQ Flyer" tag med sofvag-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

KoNGRESsMAN Fitzgerald fran
New York holl harforliden under
debatten ON bevillningarne till
flottan EFT tai, hvari han haftigt
angrep regeringens program tor
byggande at en- stor flotta. Han
forklarade att han. ehuru han
visste att Diet skulle blifva fSrne-
kadt, likval vile pasta att Diet var
regeringens plan att vi skulle ha
en- Store iotta an Tyskland. Han
fortsatte derpa:
"Det raider en- vaxande kansla
af orc har i landet. bet ar den
allmanna uppfattningen t. o. m.
bland regeringens vanner, att re-
geringen domineras af en- man,
som man icke kan lita pa. Diver.
ALT j landet raider den ofvertygel-
sen, ware sig MI den Dir raft eller
oratt, att var nuvarande president
ar bold for att inveckla oss i krig
med en- frammande nation. Man
hyser Stamina mening med hansyn
till 0fverhufvudet for en- AMMAN
stof nation, och delta ar mahanda
forklaringen pa att den tyske am