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0lnh Nauila.

6an6ranciscO, Gal, 2. San.
= Der 8unoe8 Srdnsport0ampfer
,36Omas" lit BON bier Dia 9Onolnlu
uno @uam na6 Mlanila in See 5es
QanQen. Qln 8orD befinben ii3 5pei
Sroops bes 2. &apalerie 3egiments
unter COMMANDO BON GapitGn S. 8.
8aroner, 18 2a5aretbgebiilfen, IA
Munn ppm Signulcorp5 uno cine
qroBe 2(n3a6l paifagiere, parunter
me6rere4rmee> unb MarinesOtfiaiere.
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bipoItot's ober 9prt Qrtbur'5 gu be-
md4tigen.
Die ,@aturbap Rspieip" idIdgt uns
geFd6r ben gIeiden Son an uno
fpri8t bic Nnii6t aus, bieWa6ri6eine
li6teit Der @tnmiT9ung Gbina's be-
brObe bic commer3ieaen Snterefen
BON gang europa uno Den Ser. Stuuz
ten. Sn einem 8uBlano ni6t fon0erz
lid freunOIi6 geiinnten bieiigen Oiploz
matif4en girtel berrI4t Die 2lnii4t,
boB Der tiir3lid pom @3aren gum
StaatsiefretGr erbobene 9r. 8e3obraz
golp bic W}a6t bjnter ben Goulihen
Der ruIIiI6 : iapanii6en llnter6dnOz
Iungen lei. 8e3o6ragop lit iebt Der
erite 6aporit oe5 g3aren unO Der
6ii6rsr Der ruIiiI6en 8rieg5pdrtei; er
lit Yrdi diioent Der galufIuB Q66olz
3ungs geieui6uft unO an CONNER
5ielen llnternehmungen in Gored in
umfangrei9er 0eiIa bstbeiligt. Gr 1T
Elm intimer 6reuno Des 8icetDnigs
2tlerieep, O6po6l bieie 9tudri6t
BON ni6t gang parteiloier Seite
fommt, pir6 iie 0o6 penigitens t6eilz
peiie geglau6t uno trdgt 5ur 8euns
ru6igung Der 5rieOensfreunOe Bel.
Rriegs 8eri6terfatter
auf Oem Nege.
Qonbon, 2. San. - Der Guz
naro 9ompfer nllmbriu," pel4er
morgen no4 g}ep gort ubge6t,
nimmt unter 1einen 9aTagieren audi
zen &riegs 8eri6teritatter W}elton
prior BON Der rSGuftruteO 2onOOn
Neps" nit, lpel4er na4 Sapun reif.
g. s. @6ig6am uno 6. s. &nigbt,
9eioe Don Der Bloomington" 3u2Onz
bon, Iino bereits Idngere 3eit unterz
tpe9s.
ND er81rfe.
GbicugO, 2. San. - Sn 5Ol9e
Der triegerii6en Qa4ri4ten aus oem
fernen Oiten bemd4tigte ii4 ber8Orfe
beute eine ie6r ieniitiue Stimmung.
Die 8ai5enpreiie Itiegen Inn 81 Gts.
Ren gort, 2. San. - Die
&risgsgerHdte bon Sapan DerurIa4s
ten cine i6pere liquidation, tpo6ei Die
,untteo States Stablz" "Qttien I'm 4
4unfte 3uriidgingen. 2tu4 an0ere
8ert6pupiere litten mebr OOer minz
Der.
Sin mG6tiges gef4 IN a.
Der.
5ofio, 2, San. = Sin md4tiges
8ei9paoer, beIte6eno aus feds ge<
pan5erten 8reu3ern unter 2(omira[
8amimura, piro morgen Don Saieio
na9 Maiamp6o, Gorea, abgeben. Suz
ieio lit Elm 6afen Sapan's un9efG6r
25 Meilsn nsitlid bon Rugufdti.
9Glt ben 5rieOen 9ez
fi6ert.
Berlin, 2. San. - 8uiIer Bilz
6elm 6at Dem 2(omiral bon 6OGmann
am9onnerItag gelegentlid elmer @onz
feren3 u6er elm 80riengerii4t mitge=
t6eilt, er babe bic fefte lleber3eugung,
baB Der 5rieoen i'm fsrnen Oiten ni4t
geit0rt tperGe.
81 q aI4iniiter ma d s Sapdn
bepr bert.
@ld8gop, 2. San. - Sine gros
BE 2tn3a6l BON S6iff5 Mui4iniiten
BADEN BON Der japaniiden Regierung
ben 8efebI erbulteu, iOfort nad 5az
pan ob3ureiien. 0ieie Utai4iniiten
nurben i6on Dor feds 0tondten un@
ter Der 8eOingung engogirt, Dab lie
ein6erufen tpsrcen piiroen, Denn at
tiDer 0ienit ni3t unpa6rI4einltf
lei. 0ieiel6en er6ielten i6reSntruf
tionen in G6iffre : Depei6en. 9i,
Ielbsn reiien ii6er GanuOa na4 ben
Sifen
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SdlicBluifiQrr 0irbhaber.

g2enart, rs, 2, Sunuar. -
Mattie GGis, cine bii6i6e junge Nfu@
latin, Durbe 6eute bon einem Stalie>
ner in Den 8opf geidOiIen unb fAfper
perleBt. Der 54ieB6OIO, Der ii4 tpei.
gerte, Isinen Hanen an3ugeben, iOlI
BON Dem MGO6sn einen aorb bstom>
men 6u6en, norauf er ii6 auf bic er
pG6nte blutige Deiie gu RIDDEN iudte
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W0mus.

s5c 9rusIin, nit aeialtc!tem Noie 1i6t
rltbr, al. an riH,u tin;cnsu adasr.
soc Mn:!in. Note II lsiaItelt unS nit
etitttttn btitBt
soc 6amtrjt, nit iranjoiibtm SanO nnO
Slu1tlro
15c 6ambric. tdlltr 0dis, on ntt Tront
unp RUfieltt NIT tdlrt,ug bcittt.
-5c 6lmerit leialttIt. NIT Sr5:n uno
NftO1lrrs b;ttt
-5c ]Ru:I'r nit bob i6umiQiu 6alttn be-
i-bt clis uuo atrmtl nit Strdcrt'tn htltst.
S?c Cambria, brb,r Sdls. MT St;dtrtita
h'itbi
S9c Rainiopf. uitrriqir S1a3. mt iranjo't9
lbtm HluN NM 9uobau0 btittt.
S"c 9fuslH, tiuatlli9ter S9alz, MT Stldts
rrfn tfltft.
S9c 6ambr;c fdsmIos. mt rtjtb,o" %unO
ltidlttIttm Slpfs.
$50. Ganipot tuapcs Wrtt, mt srl5fn.
Glnilb 4tr!;u nHo 3ughnn0 btiibt.
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llnterboien.

I5c. Nu:lln NIT hnhIidmniutr eambrit-Rn'
ihe. Inpcr, hdbtu brtitc Sdumt nuo falz
ten. Gid,t nrthr. OILS 2 an sintu Rnuotn
25c. gRusliu: nit Gluittriulitn NM ttbr
breier GnmbriC. giidbt: rrfru .rt,t.
25c pnslin NIT 6luttr Toltsn, Sombrit'
Riide NIT boblidumiom Tditfn,
25c Gdmbre. nit ttt!!rm Saum unn eiu1
rrr=1dlttn
SOC. yRusIiu. mt 6luiirr- 6aIttn NM Qts
riditr 3nidDt
soc. Gnmbrit: nit Guittr Gntt nm ehinH"
Stidcrci
5Gc Gambrit. init Grfcrs falttn. htfkf
nit GiuidBeu Gluiitr GlIttu nnO SHIbfu=
fantcn. 9iidc.
soc 6amhrrc nit Gnmtrrt>Rhldc, tttft
nit Splfcu.IinidRcn mn Gouttn.
T5c. 6ambrif. Gnlttnriiibc, htt5i MT
hliuOa Sitdtrti
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GpQiiion zines surneoubuutiaaers.

WufbtngtOn, 2. Sanuar. -
Gontre Qbmiral Sanbs bat bem
iSlottenbepartement bon &ep>Deit aus
gemeloet: rr2uprence" liegt Dor 2lnz
fer; purbe bon Der nSliDette" gez
rummt. geri4t fOlgt fpdter." Die
v2atprence" lit Elm Sorpebo6ootjGger.
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gruteif gegen Die ipa3ierenorn SsIes
aatfn.

WaibingtOn, .. g., 2. San.
= @egen ben 8eiud BON WanOerz9es
legaten in i6renWertitGtten lbei4lofen
bic 8eIiber BON 3e6n beoeutenben bic
iigen 8ddsreisn bel 9eri9t gu protes
rtrer
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IN OOlOenOerg Sro8,, H|
GETTETII} ~ MlTHIA
E5aEa} % unO - S..9eringtOn.str. EN5
EHS2ES Grazing san GzSzaZA
sss srsste JQnuar =HdumungS= OCr6auf
be9innt ttt0r9en.
SailurmnSr Stnsiiac.
: asir s.bsn Green srastns etamps an Mus. -Ga


800 ,Sailorzmdoe" 9umen Inz
3iigs aus rein polener engliI4er Gbez
Diot, i6par3 unO bIau, 6lp 5rOntz
S5adet, neuer 5Iare &IeiOrod, $40
SIS, 500 pno $25 @ert6e
fur ................ S4S.oU.
$50 nSailor=maOe" Oamen Inz
5iige aus feiniten Stofsn, 9ebble,
@6epiot, 8roaDclotb, blinoer G6epipt
etc, 8ala unb Sch 2dngen, neue
6aIten Sadets, 8louien nit 5h0z
ben ober geraoe 6ront @fftte,
sSatst5 mil 3affeta o0er gtlaB geFiit>
tert, 5lare 8Ieior0de, bra6ten $25,
fir observation-disclosures. $12.50.
1000 Samcn SrUmenaten Slcio'
ride.
Der gr0bte je angebotene Bargain;
neue @aare, auf uniere 8eiteGung gez
ma6t aus i6ottiifen MeIirun9en,
G6spiots, 8roaOcIot65; neueite MtOOe,
lpertb $3.50 Bis So, fir 80. $3.S5.
@cItrtftcs ltntcrScns.
SOC 6ruuen llnter3eug jeBt .. 39c
E75c llnter6oien unO z9emoen 49c.
81 5rauen llnter3eug .. 75c
75c MGnnersunter6pien II. s9emz
ben ............... 40c
9ide 8nu6en : llnter6oien uno
0emoen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22c
Sctt5cng.
75c 1914 0ouoeden .... 49c.
4.5O 11I4 0oGOeden, Budr, SIS
: $500 1914 ertrd i6pere BOIz
0eden, Paur ....... $3.98.
$1.O0 8ettbeden ...... 79c.
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Ssrieg ltnpermeiofi6.
soil bercits idlun in ben nacbiten
Sa9cn inn beitcn @ange iein.

Die Gren3e 8uBtan0's Der Streitz
opFel. - Sapan min Gorea niat
an RuBlanb a6treten un0 @6ina
min Die NanbI9urei nidt lOs
neroen. - Die 9ren3e Iolte iiiOz
li6 BON Der Man0i9urei ge3Ogen
psrOen. - Gnglii4e Mof6iniiten
na8 5apan beOrOert. - Ruiiiide
&riegsi6iffe i'm MitteImeer iDmz
pat6iIiren nit 5rantrei6 als beren
9er6iinbeten. - Die Situation
fpiBt fi4 gu. - Qm Montag foll
Der Sans Beginner. - 8uBIanb
bat mod feline QntDort gefonbt.
= &aiier DiIbeIm glau6t mod an
5rie6en.
9eting, 3. Sanuar. = Na8 ben
SnFormatiOnen, pel6e bic beitunterz
ridteten 0iplomaten in 9efinq 6a6en,
lit Elm &rieq 5ipif6en HuBlano uno
Sapon unpermeioIi9 uno Oirfte in
BEN nGditen puar 3agen f6on aus
bre6en.
8er peiB, mas es nit0?
gdris, 2. Sanuar. - 0as aus
nGrtige Nmt lit obne iebpeoe Snfoyz
nation pon Ct. Petersburg, mas ouz
bin au8geIegt tpirO, OuB RuBIunO's
2ntpDrt nod INNER in grmdgung lit.
Gs beiBt, baB man aus Der 3O9erung
8uBIono's f6lieBt, boB es einen neuen
gorI6Iag fir Sapon bsreit bat.
Ginruffif4es &c d N q B er
ouf Der 6o6rt.
8i3erta, SUMS, 2. Sunuor. -
9us fir ben fernen Oiten beitimmte
ruTIif6e @s14paber, beite6eno aus
3psi G4la6tidiffen, 3tpei &reu5ern
unO Elf Sorpeoo6oOten unter Qomiral
0irenius, niro morgsn na6 2tIeranz
oria abIegeln. Bel einem Gmpfange
unb 8unfett an 8oro bes S9ladtz
f6iffes gOBlia6pa" bradte Der 2tOmiz
raj einen 5oaft uuf Die QQian3 3pia
ffen 5ranfrei6 uno RuBIunO aus,
poruuf Der fran50iii6e General pin
DION in pu7enOer Weife fir 6rantreiA
ertpioerte.
80 70 ber 6n Re i'm pfeffer
1iegt.
Wien, 2. Sanuar. - 9n elmer
ans jupuniT8en Queqen itummenben
W}ittbeiGung Der r4olitiI6en GORE
fponben3" 6eiBt es, OaB GuBIono Die
Greirurg elmer neutrulen 3One i'm
Ioroen bon Gorea borgsi6lagen 6at,
bic fioIid 0on Der ManOidureigren3e
0Itli6 Biz na9 0uenIan uno neItli6
Bis nu6 gingzgang Gduft, mas bur6z
uus ni4t ane6m6ar fir Sapan fein
tdnn.
SaPan triegsberett.
2onbon, 2. Sanuar. - Baron
6aDuI6i iagt, er babe feline Ra4riht
BON Der bea6ii9tigten GntIenbung eiz
nes iapaniI9en 9ef4paOers na6
Masmp6o. 9as 2eBte, mas er Don
bort 60rte, lei, baB Elm ruiiiI6er8reuz
ger in Ma5mp6O lei, Der 9eIanote
mics barauf bin, baB bic @ntienbung
zines 8ei4pabers na9 Masmp6o
ni9t notbpenDige eine triegeriI9e Qtz
tion iei, obpo6l lie i'm @erein nit an
oeren 8Orii4t5muBregeln, bic SuPun
getrOffen bat, faum anbers aufgefaBt
perben tDnns. Die bieiigsn MO6enz
blGtter itimmen nit Der 5agespreiie
in Der 2tuffufung iiberein, OaB Die
@ituotiOn ii4 60dft tritiid geitolttt
babe: Der Spectator" iugt, ous
3riegsgspDlf 5ie6e iih INNER nd3er
6eran unb bemertt ba5u: r8enn mir
in bieIen arieg Derpflo4ten fperben,
mas ni6t unfpabrI6einli4 1T, peroen
bic Gbmpat6ien in biefem Ganoe ni9t
aet6eilt Iein; bic Q6neigung gegen
9PuBlanb unter ben MaiIen unierer
8eD0lferung .i't ebenio 9roB, nie in
1855" Oas 8latt beutet an, RuBz
lamb perbe i'm Rriegsfaqe ieineS4iffe
in ben 6dfen bebaIten, ME pd6reno
bes &rimtrieges uno oaour4 2lttiOz
nen I'll Qnnh eraninden pber einen dez
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Sapinss Sanf BON Baltimore

l. Sanuor 1904.
or unttl itbnctru prm Sutftrrum Der gal.
tlmrrn SurinQ*' Gdnt erndnni nm rfn Iu=ipHs
6ltr lbotiqirit ipdbrtup pts pirllpVtntn Sohrts
III rriitn uno rOriibtr @trId)t III tritatttn bobrn
ri; rrn linen trbtihttn Qiltdtn lot0'aItl9 tr=
iuut mo btriditu, lrir pIQt
lp05 ......................... s24 222 07S o.
Gmpiunqen rrn Serpiifpren in 1903 1872 IS. 50
,Sirirn nui Gnpitalanlaqtn 1rdmieR
uui rfgfouite Ctiaatirntu IT,. S9S 3SI. IS
$50 422 1919
&>itropn nm at;ujitb;u III, irlet:
@ftraq. nfn SfpciltrrtH
in 1903 ttSohlt tIus
i9Gtbi6 6aupiummt
uNn ,3tnltI ..........Si I'll. " Gl
@ttroQ. btSdht iiir ara:
mcu INN duiQtlauifit
Sinitn iur anq,fauitt
Gittttn, CbIi1ntrntn
II / w............... 7oS lo5 As
@ttrao O,r tcjabltsuAu@:
Gabtn ....-.-...... 1895 10
P,trag rtr btidbItm
StGutru .......... 6oI99l
gltitt am 81. Gtjembtr 1908 Gin
GonOsbttrdQ poH ................ sA .592. y
Sie fcnos 1nD IN Sarltbtu oui Gruuneiqentbum
uro Grndttral=S Seturtdien, bic mado Hnhdot Der
lluttr ,ci6uct'n po1ommtu qtld)trt iino, uno onr5
ptn 9Intuui Don g9trtbpdpitrtn Der lcliotttn Iri
anatleot
Gs irdrtu ON /. Ssauunr 1908 50,772 6nnti ct:
len: irdbr,no ntitttn Sdbrss Durocn 1926 6cnti
.rrfiutt uuo ndbreun pthtlbtu Stttrnumts 5S99
Cent? Qtidlriisu. 10 oab um 81. Gsitmbtr 1905
81 }73 6ani prrbdupGH lpurtu.
z. q. Tcnisau,
p. u. Crrif.
t2-5) Sarrp 6abueffo6,
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0393
Crno ohmsr liner Nusoo6en 1903 3............. S8244381
95sto g3srIra tnGfrgrS 1909 beao6lt 6636287
0r 0rsn<Hn6o6pr 6eohI gpibenbsn 1908 ... 28OOOOOO
CSsommp hen 9iorGrn 6eaQbIt 9benben .... 1860
Sic Toeitn & SepuHt GDmpnnp NnrntnnO"
bcahlte ibrcn ieit Sraaniiatipn
fir Surd lnchridbfcit 1mteridlagnng II. t. No.
ciuae Ncrufc
Gs SIreidaits GDmpasnic in Der SScl
cttuberinR mn cb Scsbalb eine
arRere amfUmmeSe Starfe ais raenO cine ura
in gSclt.
0kel6e fI6 fir ge3u6ung in Der Qbutirun bnotden g
Gufen fir ndt 8ugeionOene Qnprfs $288769 d9e n IN
beren e6erIduB un6srt6e qrofi grGmin O nb8ren
fno
0nel6e bat enn tfnrn 8etrag ansfs4enbn prdmen i'm
W6GIniB su BEN oeammen auqeeQten prGmen a igeno n
gIrqfd5ufts zGompagnie in Der QGe.
.Sarrp 2lieOOemns, gOwtn 3SdrrelO,
eefrGr nm e56ubmeiter prGfDent
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0em0eu.

zoe Muslin: nit nGorO.o" 9GnOern. Nt6t
mebr, as 3 fir ,inen GunOen
5Gc. @ambrit; Tront uno Tiidcu nit Sptt=
jtn btiest, Su0Ddno
soc RusliH; nit 5tidtrti uno CLUTTER
Ssnlten beisBt
soc. RainioOf; nit stiduei btitst, Sngz
hauo.
5Oc Nuslin; gtfdltclt; nit Sttd'ret b.leSf'
SdooS init 8iiibcn bsltbt.
75c. Gombrie: nit SpiBenbtaB, ilnftru&heil
nit HalirnrIibrn unO SpRenbslas.
SIOO 3niniopt: NIT Sp,BtH uno Stldtrtt
teieBt; uutcrer 5bfil mt 5}altsnrut1tn.
81 80 9ainpof; nit Spissubtn5 unO 3u9=
bcro. urftrtr Shsil nit SpiR:n belsst.
81. so 01luirot. nit SpiBen: WsoailoHs uHo
13uqbanO bti:st. 3od nit Splbtn nn0 G'as
inkcu hci:Ft
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Maenteu M. e. 3abn & Gpmpaanie,
eeriuafons une etbsrtpr Ctr.
9rObs gratis fiir 5sbsn. Der hisis anisiss ,ia.
ienotf fRcp25-A
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75c. Nainioof; nit Gluttr=6ulttn uno &i=
i6e aus rbtino1 Stdcrti.
S9c. 4aiuioot; 6alttn uHo Sp'5fnsbet5te
3iiibtn.
soc. Nainioot: nit spistn=GinldSen, 6al:
ten uro bobiidumiqt 3iiib..
S9c Gam5rjt; qtidtsit; beie5t nit 6rtt'R
St;dersi=Niiid)en.
S150 Gambrit; 6si.bt nit Spis,H, r9tao:
ing uHo SuqbaHb.
81 80 Gambrit; e,idltslt; br,it 0ctidie
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Ertra=WroBem bon llnter;eng
lInfcrtnincu,

75c Gambric. ediuer @aIs, nit stidtrti tt=
itst.
81 90 Gambrit, ruuotr S9aI3. NIT spBsn
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Surge ltnterrade.

25c MusGin; nit brblidumigtr f5altsn=8us
id)e gturere nit bpblidumigen &ul0rn.
soc. Gambrit; mlt bobldunIi9tn 6dlt.n=
EIifsu.
81 @ambric; 5aIttnrili1e nit hrtit'r
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.hkdhMAMn<6
9er Qrobe &trfauf bon @tib(uaa

Sic 8rciie iinp bic nteoriaiten. bic fir
glcith quite Gualitaten jc gcfannt iuarcn.

$3.50 %auiOof, ctacr @lls, nit spistn
UNI bo5iidnmigtm @niilt bticst
g. so. 6ombric, eirgtiilgt.r Da!s, nit Gil;
dcrticn btitBt.
81 so. NuniOOf, niNril,r 6n,s, nit stidts
retu bcitkt.
So 90 gaiuioof ed:Qcr oals. nit epj5sn.
6tldcru.n unO 3uJbduO tttBt.
11nterrodc.
soc. Muslin, bobliduml3 uuO atidIttltsr
2dnnsNuiilt.
75c. Nu:liH, nit gcidItclttm 9apn.auiil'
b:ieBt
75c Musliu, nit oefdtttItem gutfIc unO
etif.reitn btisbt.
S9c 6ambrit, nit Gluittr Uon ieiueu Suds
uno qtit.dtem auiie bttbt.
S9c 0iusliu, Gapnz8uilc, nit 3eibsn BON
SpigneJinidseH uuO ARanttn.
S3c. Gambric, nit boblllumlgtn 6dltcu uno
brtitsn @inidBtu BON Stjdirtitu.
81 so. 6amtric, nit bobIlanmIgen Suds uno
Stiderti,n btitbt.
$3.50 Gambrit, nit brt:ttn G;uidbru pom
Stidsrcicn uno 1uds bcicBt; brtttr &uiiIe
uno StIdtrtItu.
81 $50. 6am5rc, ,pti GinidBc pon spib,l
unO breitsr Riutc.
100. Gambrlt, nit @luitrs Don Snds unO
jpti GiHiGBtn bon Qoint Dc Qlrisz SpBcn,
01iu pa1tnoer &uiile.
g. 90 Gambric nit bo6lidumigtn Sud5 urO
Huftle bon bretcr Stidtrti.
~ 70. Gnmbrit, nit orti @inidscn pon
spiBen, 9lpnzauiils nit Ginidstn uuO Sau=
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-30
GIVE THE HELPING HAND.

The first report as secretary of war
far relates the Philippines country should
first be right and then the Fpinos
business OF the Philippines has been good beca
have been compelled ad themselves
finance and politics. 1t is gaining liberty sometimes
works depression Of Such
the founders of this republic who throwing off
the liberty they ultimately paid many times over for
the sacrifices they made.
So it will prove with Philippines. enoy
the advantage of stable currency which has gold
its basis They longer dependent upon the deprecated
coinage of Spain and Mexico but in gold
have bedrock foundation for prosperity One
and pressing needs of the archipelago intelligent
of domestic development by which
be reached and made accomplish
railroads must be built and roads constructed AS the
of fherng such important improvement Secretary
recommends the passage of the Cooper bill which confers
Philippine authority guarantee bonds
deemed Immediately necessary this sort
the American people and the American congress will be ready
the judgment Secretary
the Philippine situation thoroughly and sincerely
proving it.
In the matter of the Philippine tariff have Secretary
opportunity aid the islands without
haning ourselves The plan he proposes simple
this country Philippine
products and tobacco upon levy
cent of the duties fixed by the Dingey tariff While be
mitted and tobacco will constitute the of the Phil
ippne exports this country grade
sugar, coming the far which quarter
pound paid duty very competitor the
product AS consumption great the
competition of the supply coming from the archipelago
little effect
Altogether Secretary Taft advice helping
the Philippines ought to be followed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-30

given the best wishes Of the local and
the promise to support the goods. Ths
committee appearing before the uuions
last evening were Messrs. Wilson. Pow
ers. Manly and Ray.
These gentlemen have the interest OF
Tk 4 nss sars rsvs sna h.r ARE ss
evening several things TO think about
during tho remainder of this week.
PLUMBERS BALL SOON
The plumbers are making active preps.
rations fcr the coming bah schedulsd -
event In always one OF great interest to
all organized labor and this years will
outstrip sll attempts made previously In
the way or appealing TO popular patron
For the occasion the local has Obtained
Infantry hall and expect to have q large
enough crowd 10 entirely and moro than
one Of the most attractive features Of
this event !. the souvenir program given
out and this year the design. II 10
thousht, will be handsomer than that OF
To provide one more handsome will be
somewhat Of difficulty. but the loca, II
takes and will. no doubt succeed IN this.
BARTENDERs BURY BROTHER.
This morning the members Of the Bar
tenders union and the other organiza-
tions which knew Mr.. James DonaNu.
as brother. gathered at the house. ~
Saunders street. OF the man who met
death Sunday by accident 20 pay their
last respects 20 one whom they had
known in life as a staunch friend and
true brother.
He was more than 45 years OF age and
had been a bartender for many years. He
was one OF the first OF the members 60
become interested in the movement and
hence one OF the charter members OF the
organization.
In recognition Of the tsithfulness 70 his
friends and TO his duties there was many
regret expressed this morning as the
cortsse started from the hous. 10 the
grave at the Old Burying Ground
The local sent two OF the honorary
pall-besrers, while four were sent from
the Putnam lodge of ElSs. OF which n.
was also a member. The bearers was
Messrs. NJ. Dwyer. secretary; Philip Kim
berger. Victor Cha pederiain and NJ. n.
JOY from Putnam lodge. 574, and Messr..
George southwick and Phil Agnew from
the Bartenders.
There was a host Of flowers sent by
members OF the organization and friends.
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DIED.

BlsCOE-In Central Falls. Noy-se. Mary
f.. wife OF William Biscoe. aged 81
years.
6RiG6s-In this city on the 2sth inst
Myra- daughter OF Presbary H. and Lii.
liam NJ Briggs, aged 4 months and 80
days.
EvANss-In Phillipsdale. East Providence
Nov. 2s, Moses A. Evans, aged -
years. months and % days
Funeral services at the NJ. e church
George street, Centredale. Thursday, De,
I. 1904. at IL q. m. Relative. and frienG
invited 10 attend. Burial at Harmony
r. l.
kILLiAN-In this city. Nov. 40. 1904
Anne. wife Of the late Augustus Killian
Funeral from her late residence, No
is Crimes street. Thursday. Dec. I, AZ
$3.50. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
MERRllL-In Centrevilie. r. l.. on IN.
2sth inst. Lewis C. Merrill. in his 10Th
year.
Funeral Thursday. Dec. I a. !, ~
from hts -late-fesfdence. Warwick
nue.. Relatives and friend ere invited 10
tend without further notice.
sEARLes-In Pawtucket. Nov. 20. J.
Henry Searles. aged ~ years
Prayer from his late residence 90 Yer.
non street Thursday. Dec. I, at io:S0
a. m. Funeral services from the Second
Congregational church. Mil;5ury. Mass
at p. m.
sHERMAN--In Lincoln. on the 2sth inst.
John s., son Of Mary J. and the late
John 8. Sherman
Funeral from his late residence. Sher-
man avenue. LIMERICK Friday. Dec. .. at
IL q. m. Relatives and friends are In
vited 10 attend.
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DEWEY'S OBJECTIONS.

Admiral Dewey persists in his declinaion the
North inquiry board doubt other high rank
in the American and of admitted
in his stead The Admiral Dewey refusing
position proered him do appear either conclusive
ing From his statement it is gathered he objects assuming
responsibility that would necessarily the
presiding officer the board-a position which, because of his
high rank Admiral Dewey would probably be chosen.
Altogether there will be five members OF four
should divide equally point the presiding have
TO cast the deciding He would dsapont one side
or the other and the admir views the United would
be placed embarrassing position might disturb
existing friendship
To the ordinary mind Admiral Dewey upesenstive From
the judgment Of the North commission there can result no I'm
friendly feeling The purpose of to ascertain the
facts and make award accordance them Admiral Dewey
has been summoned international arbitrator and il the OBJ
ectons he offers held generally such thing as aba
between nations would be impossible
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-30

extremely artistic in the
raised the OF her hearers
noble pnnaces She held the fading light of
back for another
When country the school of Forrest
and the elder Booth little than but her
netism and ability famed the dying embers surprising blaze
of hsronc glory that forgotten when in 1892 she
of theatrical fortune and parts
that might have been left to others.
Though players earned much money she, Madame
poor This explained by the that she loaned
members of her profession of which repaid
bankrupt managers owed her equal Though
and kind friends showed they could forget
her past glorcs or her present worth