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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
CHINA NOT NEUTRAL
Oowaser Empress Will Arm to Defend
Her Empire

Especial Telegram to Evening TeIler.)
PEklNG, Feb. 16.-Everything to-
day Indicates that the neutrality OF
China can not be maintained. The
dowager empress has dismissed Prince
Su who was the strongest advocate for
neutrality.
She believes that China is the real
stake of the war and that it is neces-
sary to prepare to avoid absorption by
either victor. The result may be that
China will act independently and '~'-e
arms against both contestants.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
MITCHELl'S TRIBUTE
Noted Labor Leader Pays GLOWING
Tribute to Hanna

FSpeeial Telegram to Evening Teller.l
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 1s.-John
Mitchell today paid a glowing tribute
to Hanna reviewing at length the
change of feeling toward him by or
ganiZed labor. He declared that in his
death labor suffered the loss of a
great mediator whose honest purpose
fearlessly carried ont was to reconcile
the interests of the employers and the
employees without hope or desire of
public notice or applause
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
GREAT MASSINC OF TROOPS
ON THE yALU RIVER NOW ON
Japan Will EndeayOr to Cut off communicable
Between Port Arthur and VIadiyOStOck and
Then Anihilate the Russians

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller. }
CHEEFOO, Feb. 16.-It is reported
that the loss of Russian vessels OF war
by Wei Hal Wei has been officially
denied. Japan. it is learned here, has
decided TO indefinitely postporre the
landing of troops III Manchurja beTiev-
ing her control of the seas gives her
sufficient sway over Russia
Russia continues to move troops up
the north bank of the Yalu evidently
believing that the main japanese at
tack VIII be made there for the pur-
pose OF breaking through the Russian
lines, cutting off communication be-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16

Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday
there will be services at the Episcopal
church at 1890 a. m. Every Friday
evening during Lent the rector will
conduct Bible study at 7SO D. m.
All interested in this work are invited
to participate. The gospel of Mark
VIII FORM the basis of study. The
Clarkston church will have Ash
Wednesday services at 7:3O and Bible
study Wednesday evenings during
Lent.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
RURTON MUST
STAND TRIAL
vudCe Oyer.ruleS the DemurrerS
and Sets the Trial for
March y

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
CT LOUIS. Feb. 16.---Judge Adams
- the United States district court this
or,ing dismissed the demurrer to the
indictment in the case of Senator Bur
,on of Kansas was set for trial March
22nd.
senator Burton is charged with using
bis influence with the postoff1ce depart
u,ent al Washington in behalf of Get
rich quick concerns"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
Shot His Wife

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 16.-Colonel
Griffith a member of the Park COM
mission and a prominent club and So
ciety man was placed on trial today
for attempting to murder his wife. He
shot her September 3 and DESTROYED
the sight of one eye. Insanity is the
defense.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
Three Russian Ships Trapped

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller,
SEOUL Feb 16---It is reported that
Japanese war ships have trapped three
Russian ships at Yangampho. No either
details are given.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
RUSSIA RECOVERING
VIII Now Act on the Defensive ana
Plan New Campaign

Especial Telegram to Evering Teller.9
ST PETERSBURG. Feb. I6.-The Of
hcials are recovering from their first
amazement and are rearranging the
plan of the campaign. They win for a
time act on the defensive and believe
that Port Arthur is impregnable. The
first step in advance will be on the
Yalu river.
Diplomats now believe that HAYS
note will be harmless.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
NEW VESSELS ARRIVE
JaPan's Newly Purchased cru;s.,.
Safe at Yokohama

Especial Telegram TO Evening Teller \
YOKOHAMA. Feb 1s-Tbe or,,isa,.
Nisshim arrived safely at n;ne tbis
morning, followed two hours later nv
the cruiser kossaga. These cruisers
are the ones purchased recently from
Argentine and for which the Russ,ar
fleets are supposed to have bear L.a,,
ing watch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
JAPANESE IN LAO TUNC BAY
TO STRIKE ABOVE PORT ARTHUR
Can Then Cut the Railroad Line and Lay Siege
to the Doomed City...Russia
Lands ReinfOrcements

Especial Telegram 20 Evening Teller.)
LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Exchange
Telegraph publishes a Paris dispatch
stating that word has reached there
that large Japanese fleet had been
sighted in the gulf of LAO Tung and
fears were entertained that troops
would be landed to cut the railway at
Port Arthur
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
HAMBURG. Feb. ia dispatch
today says the German transport Ba-
tavia has. removed a thousand refugees
from Naldsvostock
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
Fired on a Neutral

Especial Telegram TO Evening Teller1
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. ia
semi official message from Alexief'x
headquarters states that the German
cruiser Hansa which went TO Port Ar
thur to remove the German residents
mas been fired on by japanese war
ships.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
JAPs CAPTURE A PRIZE
Hold Up Merchantmen and Get q
Russian Cargo OF Canned Goods

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
NAGASKI, Feb 16--The Japanese
interrupted the British steamer Gopttc
bound from San Francisco TO Port Ar
thur. took off the food supplies pur-
chased by Russia The cargo was
principally canned goods.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
Japan Under Martial Law

Especial Telegram TO Evening Teller)
TOXIC. Feb. 16.-Martial law was
today promulgated throughout the en-
tire Japanese empire.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
ALExIEFF GOES TO INTERIOR
Said to be Planning a Land Cam.
paisn

Especial Telegram to Evening Te,IarN
cHEEFoO. Feb. 16.-Advices today
say that Alexieff has gone to the in
terror In Manchuria 10 inaugurate the
land campaign.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
Russian Reinforoements

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
TEN TSIN, Feb. 16.-Advices today
say THAT two thousand Russian troops
have arrived at New Chawang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26

SanoeIspapiere-gaGete Bis gum
8etpidt BON 10 l1n5en 8 Gents;
Bodete iiber 10 llu8en i6rper, 10
Gents Cob gei6loHen, ODER ntd!)
nit Nusnabme bon Wanuicripten
nit beifoIgenoen GorrettursBogen,
ferner ale p~erIiegeIten Safen (itebe
untenItebenbl 2 Gents FRO lln5c,
nit g(itsnabne BON 9riefeu in PoIt'
Stationen, no Die Boitiat)en nttt
ausgetrogen nerberL | Gent pro
ltn5e. 9oItfdrten, ie 1 Gent.
8meiter alaiie.EoitiaAcn 3et'
il1ngen, pierteIidbrIid ODER otter Err
ideinenoe 8eiti6riften, Delde nidt
gratis oert6eiIt perociL Tas oIge'
meme Bublifum be5obIt bafiir NIT
giienboGn.0}arfen gu Der &ate BON
lie / Sent fir a lln3en ODER TbeiIc
oobon, menn ni6t beriiegelt.
0rittcr &IoiIe - (georIdte, feline
gIanco.9 iider), GirfuIcre, auoere
aeorudte Safen Gorreftur . 8ogen
uno beifoIgenoeS Wonuicrtpt, 3d.
I%entinc8, WfuIif.Notenblatter, SeIto'
tppes, Gbromos, BIofote, 2itbugra'
pbie'n II. geOrltdte 9ln3cigen i'm all'
gemeinen, iGmmtli6, tuenn 1id)t
betIieoe[t, / Gent fir 2 ltn3en ODER
mentger. ~
8ierter &laTe - @aaren uno
WhtIter, gIunco.8i mo Bapiere,
@r5e, ale Sn6en, neld)e ni6t in IT.
genO elmer Ser onoeren 8laiien ei1'
gei6Ioiien uno ibrer Ratllr mad
ni6t gefGbrIif O6er OerberbIid fir
Sen Snbolt ser onOeren Soitiohcn
Iino. (gin ipe3ieGeS @eieB iett oaS
Borto fir SGmereien, a6leger.
@ur3eIn, Spr6BIinge uno BfIan5elI
ollf Die State bon ei1lem Sent fir ie
2 ltnoen feit.) Sails bor8enannte
grtifeI ntbt mebr, ais A Yfun6 be-
tragen, 1 Gent pro hinge ODER oeren
8ru6t6eil.
8egiItrutionSoebiibr fir 9rieFp
ln6 anoere 8oitienoungen betrGgt s
Gents.
@aorenproben - Yadete bis gu
4 llnaen 2 Gents; @odete iiber A In
gen itmer, / Sent fir ieoe 2 lln5eu
ODER 0cren @ruf)tbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
StaOt Baltimore.
StrnfcurGubcr &igOr idnlOia,

Gr geItebt iciue 5dplIo cin. Sein
Miti6uloiaer @ooneg bcihlieBt
eincu Ero5eB 3t bcitcGu.
RoIuno .. Rigor acitouo geiteru
inn areiaaeridt pom baltimore
GolmtD 3u 3owion ciH, 0oB cr an DER
Heraubuug zines StroBcnbobnuog.
CONS am 20. Sunni SIT &afeIi0e betbei-
Iigt mar. Seiu augeblidcr Sellers
bclicr See Wtooncp crflGrt Iid iiir
nidIt ihul0iq uno ieiu 8ro5eB bcgonn
Dor Hidter 81lrte ut0 elmer ,Sllru.
&iGor uu0 Utoonep, Die ii6 I'M Stoot
@cidn8niB b%eiuHOeu, mltr0cu aeitcrn
Uioraen BON Gopt. @ump6rcp mO
Den @cbcimpoli5iltcu 9rDou unO Mt
finlon lad) Soluion gebro6t. Die
2lnmdIte &euiS Sobbeimer mn08onr=
man & &iuoiop cri6ieuen ols@npGItc
iiir Hi9or uno sic &&. 81. 6. Gee mo
Sacar 2. Sottou iiir Mooncp. ltud)
elmer @crutbmHg cttlGrtcn Die Nn-
mUltc, 0aB WooueO cineH &ro3cB Der
Ioupc, mo ionit muroen Ole bciOen
fSGllC pom chamber getrennt.
Stuut5unpalt &obert $. 8lriicD,
Ser in Dem 6aIle bon 0rn. Glncr s..
GoOt o~iliitirt mllroe, iagtc, cr moIlc.
5ltcrit Die alugen mcqeu NcrMlbrua
oca Gon0uftellr@ Charles !. @otcr
umO OcS Eoiiogiers &. Z. &Ooiuga be
qinnen. Rigor uno WooueD erfI0r-
ten iih 0eioc 3uerit fir nidt idulPig,
nad) elmer Gonfereu5 Der Nmpdlte ers
flarte ieoo6 &r. Sodbeimer, Dab
iein Silent, Rigor, li6 iAuIOiG be-
fcnne luuO critdtc Oen Rihtcr, ietu
llrtbeil 5uriif 5u bnlten, bis Ole Mus
iogen cntgegen genomlen lperoelt.
Der Midtcr ertlGrtc iid) bcreit 0a5u,
mo Gigor muroc ms S%to0tgcfongs
nib 5uriid gebroht.
Damn lprr0e WlooneD inter Den
5meiGoubonflugcn pro3eiIirt. Staats.
9lniuolt 9uiiep gob einen tllr5en lin,
rib 0eS Sales mo mics uld oili Die
bon Wfoonep olgebli6 i'm 0etettios
9ouptqunrtier in Baltimore gemad)-
ten @%eItGn0niiIe bin. Gonouftellr
9ofer mar Der critic 9elaitungs3elac
uno mieoerbolte leine friiberen Nn-
aaben iiber Den &ergong Der Iifoire.
Die iibrigrn 3eugen, nelfc per6ort
lpllroen. muren Gruit &. &ObingS uno
Olipe &. @O9e, 8niiogierc auf Dem
@oQQon, Gopt. 5. ". Ylunpbrep
uno @ebeimpoli5iit Beter 8rennun.
Oieien 9(usiagen lit 81 c%ntnebnlcn,
Dob MooneD Den Gonouftellr 8oter
IhoB, mGbrcuo &igor ben Wotor.
mann Sbeltoh %ongriff. Gin bon
Woonep am 7. Otto6er ongeblib nb.
gelegteS @eitGnOniB mrlroe pom Nidl-
ter 3ugelniieu. Ncllte miro Ser @ros
5eb fortgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
Der. Singer bon Baltimore.

Snuptqlartier: o@ermania NGll.
ner6or . SoQe"; 8r6lioent SenrD
@ieiefing, Nr. 228, perI. galterns
9lpe.; correiponoiren0er uno protos
foaircloer SefretGr s. @iQiom @us
OeniltS, Tr. 1928, SrIeansItraBe;
6inon5 . SefrctGr IS. Simmelbeber,
Nr. 3t5, @oro, GOenItraBe; S6as.
meiIter $. @ifIid, Ntr. 7t3, 8or.
ncritroBe; 9irigent: bofant. Ser
iommIlng jeOen 5weiten 6reitag i'm
Wonat.
ggrion."
!Solptquartier: Stog SaIte, Scr.
205, Sunoocr.S troBe. SingitrnOe:
Wtittpof - 0irtgent: S. s. Sronf.
nSarmonie."
SouptQuortier: Nr. 4t4, 8eit.
6opette. StraBe. S~ingihlnoe: 8iens
tags - 9irigent: Sobn u. &lein.
.8ermanio.M Gnner6or."
Souptqlartier: @ermania 8 MGn.
nerbor . Sale, Scr. 410-412, @eIt'
2ombnr6.S traBe. SingItlmbe: 9on.
neritogS - 9irigent: &beoOor Sent
berger.
rSrobiinn."
9oilptQuartier: Srobiinn Soae,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid.a peule. cling
itunoe: Wittpo6s-9irigent: Sobn
q. &Iein.
nIrbeiter- MGnner6or."
Souptqltortier: @n6reos' Sale,
Rr.3t4, SanoberitraBe. Sin9Itunoe:
9onnerItags - 9irisent: Gbas. S.
9odau.
.2ocuIt.Goint Mdnner6or."
Sauptqlartier: 3pider's Sale,
ode G,ubo- uno InoreItroBe. Sing.
Itunbe: Sonntags = 9irigent: Sli.
bert ariippel.
,@rbeiter. 2te6ertaTel."
Salptquartier: @oI6' Sale, Ir.
40S, @eIt 2eringtouItraBe. Sing
itunbe: 8ienitags-0irisent Gbos.
$. 9odou.
ySbalia.M Gnnerdor."
Saiptqitartier: 8oigt's SaIe, Ger.
1922, Sarforo.9 lpenue. SineItunbe:
~Mittmods-Girigent Soiepb Sadie.
rMo5art.M Gnnerhor. "2as'l1f
Sauptquartier: 8roabpap : SoteI,
gde @roaopap uno SrIeansftraBe.
Singihtnoe: 0ienitass = 9irieent:
Geo. @. 8oblmonn. inn
r@ihenfran5."
Sauptquartier: Sobn Sdymiot's
Dorm. Sorn's) SaIle, gde 3. uilo
G~ousbitraBe, SiebIanotopn. cling
ltlnoe: @ittpods-9irigent: eow.
9odner.
yMelo6ie."
Sauptqitartier: s. Gies' Salle,
Ode 2opitraBe uno geIair : Murft.
Singltunbe: 0onneritagS - Siri'
gent s. 8arolus.
r@ermania-N Quartet. Club"
Sauptqlartier: Weienberg's Salle,
Hr. 116, Roro HacaitraBe. cling.
ititnbe: 9ienitogs = 9irieent: S.
&arollls.
yMet9er-@ eiangnerein."
Sailptquartier: Soffmmm's SaIe,
2op- unb Sorreit StraBe. Sing.
Ihinoe: 9ienitagS - Dirigent: S. s.
Sranf.
.gOelpeib."
Sauptquortier: @eorg S. Ioer's
SaIe, Scr. 1, Salt. apeuue, Canton.
Singitunoe: 8icnItnss = 9irisent:
aug. Shneioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26

@oren 0urd ) gebronnt -
Die ~22sjabriQe WarD 8nlcrp un6 Die
15.j6brigc GitclIa .. GoriolL olioa
@iteao StepeuS, prlbc Dor mebrerelt
Sogen aus Dem y6lorcnce Gritten.
oen.Sein," gar. 1877, @~oQinSItroBc,
enttpifen morcrL mur0en g~eltcrn BON
Dem 8oli5iitcn Eorter IN einem
9tdbtialtersNci on Ho9ers-a pemlc
ulfgeipiirt m0 nod Dem mittleren
StotionSbnuie gebrn6t. Marp Sole,
IN mur0e Der Anitult al Der Collins
ItraBe mieocr |ilbcrpieiell, Die fleine
Gorion ober innNte Sugenoridtcr
9euiSler nad) Dem ,6emale Soltlc Of
Hefuge."
2iefertc d. ieIbit ans
Somes j. 6lDnn, pcIher fiir5lif bon
Dem 81 &eogue- \SSIono bel YbildoeI4
p6io ltationirten 9unOeSihulidiff
,9oncoiter" oeiertirte, l~ieierte lid &c.
tern ielb1t Ocn Northumberland
ans uno murOe I'M mittleren Sta
t~ionSbauic Cingciperrt, bis cr bon
Oifi5ieren or3 ShulibiiieS obgebolt
miro. EittSburg lit 6lpnn's Sci.
mntb.
@iro in Nem.D Off &C.
10 ii II d] /. 49, Sohn 0onobue, Is
Sabre olt, melder Dor 5luei @ohel
pom Nerp.9ort bier %onlongte, IN cis
nem &%oltboule an Der 9t%oro.Gulpert
itruBe logirte mo I'M 9ronooiitritte
arheitete, luur0c 0eitern ol,f EN-
Shreiben bin pcIhcs Wori6oQ6o
non bon Dem Captain Der Nep.O or.
fer 8ebeimpoll6el erbielt, pom 9etcf.
tip Gobler feltgenommen mno I'M
mittIeren S%tationSbauic ein0eipcrrt
bis Neip.g)orfer @ebelmpoli5iitcn i'm
bolen. Die gegen i'm erbobene Nr
idulbigung lolttet ullf pcrbrehcri.
i6en Ingriff. Gonobue iogt, bel 9r.
Observation-Disclosures in melhe oic
yMrbeitSritter" permidelt muren. lei
elm Mann burd) Meiieritidc idnucr
permuuoet por0er, lno ibm miiror
Die Sfulb jugei6cben.
Nus Der GoliSeibeb 5r0e.
= Die &%eIignotion oes Goli5iltcl
Soicpb u. Wfurfins Jon mittleren9i
thrift, melhe ocrieIbe Dor mebrercl
Sagen cinrciftc, mlroe ecitern polt
Ger Eoliicibeb0rOe ongenommelr. g(l
Stelle oes peritorbenen SngenieurS
Martin &u0olpb bonn Eoli5eiboot
rSannan" ipllroe her bisberiae Sci.
ser oes EampferS, Giforb Murpbp.
geiest. 3it Grobepoli5iiten pureen
e%rnonnt: @alter $. 9iamiap, lilo.
meitlifer 3iitrift; @ep. u, 9oodines
lonb. iiioliher 9iitrift, mo CHARLES
g. 6ieblS, nlittlerer Giitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26

9 dne6eu uno 0orpegen.
9ein 9aB8mang.
96nemarf un0 9efibuus
Gen.
8et'm @etreten oeg 2anoes tuer.
ben feline Rdiie Derianat. Gigpntbii.
mer bon SotelS rnh &~oItbGuieru
miiiien Die aufiruft uno @breiic
aIler Grem6eu bel Ser BoIi3et annteI.
6en. Die 9tbreiie fam un9e5inoert
nad 9elieben geiheben. gtuf ct.
SBomas (@eitinoien) mer6en BEL
ser 2onoune eben5aqS feline &Giie
o%bgefor6ert, ie0o6 miiiieu auSl6ns
Der, tpeuu iie iid) Idnger, olS as
Stunben ooieIbit ~nufgeboIten baben,
3ltr Ibreiie ii6 einen SAB bon Der
SrtsPoli3et Oeri6afien.
Srantrefd un6 8eiitun.
Gen.
Sotelbeitter, nanlentli6 IN fleiren
StGoten, frageu fremoe @GIte in
oerGegeI, OBJ ite BGiie beiisen, gIcit.
faQs miro Die 6rage 9eIteat, penn
griefe bon Der 8oIt geboIt tueroen
ooer rperm Srem6e IN Den &fan66G1.
fern @e9enit6noe perpI1uOen tuoQeu.
IuSlGnoer miiiien oier5ebn Gage
na6 ibrer Inflnft Sofumente Dor.
leget, orrh melbe iie lire 0otiona.
IitGt, @eburt uno Stono nabneiien
fonnen. Gin Sob miro in BEN mel.
item 5aQen bier8u ols e%eniigeno be.
trod)tet. 9ie glufentbolts3eit lit auf
flint Sabre beI6rGntt, Elm Ianqercr
&ufentbalt miro alS eriter S6ritt
fir Die gtatlIraIiiirmg betroftet.
9ie Ibreiie fam obne cine grtlG.
rilllg 81 ge6en ODER einen Sab por5l.
5ei9en, geI6ebeu. -Sn @Igerien
miro bon Srem0en, peI6e oaieI6It
Den @tnter 5rl6ringen poQen, fem
SAB p%erlangt. Su an6eren 5Gleu
miiien ieoo6 ausIGn0er innerbolb
oreier Gage iib Iegitimiren. - Sn
6 d in6ina (Saigom beitebt
fem SoB5mang, gIuf @ua6e.
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elm aIteS 8eies, melheS 8Giie Dor.
idrcibt, icbod miro oas @eiet boil
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W o0ogaSfar (Eomotape) mill
fen iid Die IusIdnOer IN trgeno elmer
8eiie Icgitimiren. SGiie tper6en ie.
bod nift oerlan9t. Hciienoe nod
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ooH Dem 8ouoerneur ieoer 8ropin3
oeridoffen.- guf 90 ortinique
(St. Bierre), in 9eu.GaIebo.
nien gtOumcn), alIi Sabiti uno
in Sunis iinb feline BoB.Geeula.
tiolten porgci6riebcr.
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8oriflrtften, ieboh miro bon ibnen
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tier beg Gtsrpdrtigen regiItriren Iai.
ieu.
SoDti.
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mente legitimiren. Sim beIten IGBt
man iib ben BaB bon einem &oniltl
oieies 2onoes Dor Der @breiie hiIiren.
Eerionen, ipeI9e SoDti oerIaiicn
tpolen, miiiien ibre @breiie orei
Gage norber BET ser 8oIi3ei antnel.
ben. Sn manden SGuen geniigt
cine iol6e @nmelorng audi 24Stums
Den ror Der Ibreiie.
9oItbia.
N1lr IN ariegs3eitcn mili1en ii6
SremOe bel Der Boli5ei ouspeiIen,
ionit lit III feinem SoIle ooS Siibren
zines Saiies norgeidrieben.
Gbtna.
Sn China beiteben bel Der 2an-
Dung feline SAB gorihriften ieoo6
tbut man better, cine b%erartige 2eei.
timatinn nit iid 81 fiibren. @ei'm
&eiien i'm Snnern lit ieoob Elm bon
Der @eionotidaft ausgeltellter 8aB
uncrl6blid. Sci Der 4brsiie lit fem
SaB nctbpenbig.
GbtIi.
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Noitmarfen.N
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Poit'8ertbiaden Derfauft

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Hie6erIan6e uno 3 e.
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Srembe in Der S1,peiS brcuden
feline Sdiie p~pr5uroeiicn, iebod miro
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b%erlaIien.
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SefGrOernng bon BOitiadleR.

SefSrSsrHng OOn EOitiadlcn.
Sarge Der erforoerliden 3eit our
@rrei6ltne Der p%eridieocnen
~@eItimmllng5orte.
untenitebeno lit Die ungefdhrC
3eit fur llebermitteI>mg Der Boit.
laGen bon Dem gaItimorer Roit.
9iireau nod Den 5auptiGdIiden
eiubeimii6en un0 auSiuartiaen
Stdbten neraeihnet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-20
IT HIT the manifold attractions Of bevy
L of pretty chorus girls suiH jar the

My regulation uniforms permitted in quarters
but nearly all the cadets were possessed Of friends
able to secure citizens apparel for them
st. Johns Academy, too, Is not far away.
Students at this institution members of the Naval
School are friends always ready to trade uni
forms when occasion requires.
A few uniforms were obtained from the st. Johns
students and as many citizens suits could be had All
were to be left outside the academy wall
At 7.SO o'clock that night when the midshpman IN
charge of floors made the evening inspection more
innocent collection young could not have been
found outside an asylum for the truly good
Every man was his room. and each one intent on
study or bearing look of virtue most resigned.
Five minutes the inspection sixty cadets
might have been noted the missing. although
apparently a form was sleeping In each bed.
Had an inquiry been started 1t would have revealed
also most sudden strange disappearance laundry
bags
Rope ladders might have been seen at some of the
windows had the guard only looked
Many and devious the of running the guard
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-20

for absentng themselves from the academy without OFF,
cial leave
Ins few hours spresentiment became certainty
every one of those nineteen men sentenced to hit
the ship"
less slangy language this phrase indicates
that sent board the santee for
thrtydays
Tears lamentations were the lot of "Pilsen"
girls when they heard fate of these nineteen
boys
was a shame they said; "the dear boys did no
wrong
They behaved like officers and gentlemen. If
they did look trihe awkward in those clothes"
OF THESE girls none more sorrowfu than dainty
- Mabel Spencer who represents Chicago in the IA
"Song of the Cities
"A aoAcnto 'I think 1t daring for
a midshpman only year from his commission to
French and call said she. 1T speaks well for
dash and daring of the future American The
country can well trust the proud traditions
forces with such
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Navaz Board Of Snategyj Plans Failed

once a cadet gains the ground.
This matter the had carefully con-
sidered.
For the great bulk his followers he had outlined
method of scaling the high wall He separated them into
squads of four.
Two cadets elevated their comrades the top of the
wall and were dragged after. All four leaped
down the other side.
A FEW of the excursionists, steady of
"A fleet of foot permitted past the guards.
number of cadets it is said,
many WlSiltS bold enough to wing away
from the grounds the very lights Of the supern
tendents window the wall being lowest at that point.
The time yet o'clock when the boys gathered
before the boz the Colonial Theatre. Falsas
army would have appeared like Kings guardsmen on
parade In comparison with them.
that. while the head strategst was master
hand moving army, his broad expert
ence for detail
distributing "cts" clothes he provision as
to the At