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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
YolsTED THE WHITE FLAG
Remarkable Story is Told About the
Russian Marines.

New York. June 5.-Details from a
trustworthy source leave little room
for doubt says a Times dispatch from
st. Petersburg, that Admiral Nebo-
gatoff's. asilors mutinied in the bat
tie of the Sea of japan and either
threw the admiral and many officers
overheard or, according. to another
version. bound them in their cabins
and hoisted the white flag.
Eight men in Nebagotoff's squadron
were. it is again asserted, hanged for
uutinv while still in. the Red Sea.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Express THEIR Thanka.

Toxic. June 3.-Admirals Yamamo-
to and Ito. responding to the emper-
or's rescript thanking the navy for
its victory. express their thanks on
behalf of the navy department and
pledge the navy to faithful discharge
OF It's duties.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Bad Odor.

Bad OdOr.
A bad odor from a persons breath
may be caused by many different
forms of dyspepsia. 1t may be due
to stomach catarrh, biliousness, con-
stipation, or case of ordinary in
digestion. Whatever may be the cause,
there is just one reliable cure, and
that Is DR.. Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup
Pepsin. 1t clears all the impurities
out of your body and makes your
breath as sweet as the June morning.
Safe, pleasant and effective. Sold by
all druggists at soc and $1.O0. Money
back if it fails.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Gale AGAINST Him.

Toxic, June ga telegram from
Sasebo says that Admiral Rojestven-
sky stated in an interview that he
hoped to clear Tsu island in a fog,
but sudden southwestern gale clear
cd the fog and revealed the presence
of his feet.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
DIED Of heart trouble.

London. June 3. = Henry Charles
Richards. Conservative member OF
parliament for East Finsbury. and a
well known advocate Of old age pen
sions. died Of heart disease. He was
born In 1851.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
No Water, Motorist Uses Milk.

A motorist was stranded, his water
having given out. some miles from a
habitation or pump. A milk cart came
along. The inventive motorist bought
a supply at famine prices, filled up
his water tank, drove merrily home,
and has a good story to tell in the bar
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Assassin CAPTURED.

Baku. May 29.-The man who as
sasjnated Prince Nakachidez. govern
or OF Baku. by throwing a bomb at his
carriage. was arrested at the Harris.
of factory.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN.
Extent of Damage and Loss of Life
Are Probably Heavy. Isl

Toxic, June 5.-Severe earthquakes
have occurred in central Japan, ex-
tending generally from the province
of Hiroshima to the Straits of Shimo--
noseki. The extent of the damage and
loss of life are not yet known, but.itis
feared that they are heavy. Y =,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Discussion as to Cause

Lima, Peru, June 8. = There is
heated discussion here as to whether.
the death Of Louis Blacker. the
American consular agent at Piha Pya.
was due to bubonic plague or typhoid
fovor
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Are Making Inquiries.

Paris. June ga member Of the
gang of Spanish anarchists arrested
has denounced a compatriot named
Manu- as the author of the outrage on
King Alfonso. The police possess a
description of Monu and are making
inauiries regarding him. -
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
wou1ded Russlans Ashore.

London, June 5. : A special from
Kobe. japan. says that hundreds Of
The Russians. many Of them badly
wounded. are coming ashore at Yama-
cuchi. on the coast Of Japan
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Eminent Statesman Dying.

Madrid, May 31.-Don Sanfrancis
co sylvia, the eminent statesman and
former Spanish premier. is dying.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Has Resumed Reins.

Stockholm. May 20. = King Oscar
resumed the reins of government af-
ter his recent illness during which the
crown prince Gustave acted as re-
rent.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09

Amid the glare of the side lights
there is selfishness in every thought
and action.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
WOMAN is A SPECIALIST.
Household Secretary of Pierpont Nor
gan Draws Big Salary.

Miss Rhett is ]. Pierpont Morgar's
household secretary. looking after
everything in the management of his
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09

DON'T FORGET
A large 2oz package Red Cross Ball Blue, only
scents. The Russ Company, South Bend, Ind.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09
Economy
Only one heap
ing teaspoonful
is needed for one
quart Of fl our.

Dark splotches in life are vanished
by studying ones self.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09

New York. London and country
houses. relieving him and Mrs. Nor
gan of that work. For this he pays
$4,000 year. Miss Rhett fs-said tc
be relative of Mrs. Morgan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Sd tam. id) bari uidyr fommeu"

sd fam, id bari uidr tommsu"
mar Die. traurige Mutport.
Sd beidpore oidL RoisI. fomm'
8ieueidlt iii eS Su5 IesIe Wal. Bon
DIR loll'S abbdngsn; una menn es
Damn oas leste DtaI MAR, baum
braudit on feline aueit HIetr 5u ha-
ben, midi 81 t"reifcil, oanu iieb' idI
iort!"
% @err, SIR quilt mit; Sbr
niBt ia nodl, hni5 id) ilid)t utehr tont-
men bari. @a$ ioll's audi inlBen2"
r9soiel", iilhr Sermam bringen.
Der tort. nbu lDiuit alio nid)t? @ut
oem. Gin @ort muBt on u6sr nod
horer. I'D, fornm' morsen in Der
6riib' bin, nnb neun or nidt
tomm't ~ mag Mrs EN- 3eid}ell
IeilL oaB id DIR glei6siil,ia bin mo
Oir'5 eincriei lit ob i'd gen ober no
blcib'."
Rein. nein, baS oiirit Sbr nid]t
oenten! =. go per5eib' mir berll
@ott, mern's eill ltnred)t it, bab id,
tUmm'", iiiiiterte Aoiei bnitig.
Sermanu bGtte lie Deben nlDgen
hcdL bob bis in Die @olten, bis 81.
ben Sternen, 10 sliialtt madte i'm
ibr 3ugeitdnSniB, IL, fommetl. Ser,
iloblen briidte er ibr Die Sano ulO
iud,te Damn ben Efarrer aili.
Sort esung olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Gine ipanijdle MorobDhle.

ollie Shalier ser sNo.
mantit Deft ole 9tadridt BON elmer
srauenbuiten Gntoefuug, bie in 8e.
naflor CSe5irt Cora bel Nio) in oer
Ercoin5 Septlle aen!ad,t lu,lrhe. SlT
eillem einiameu Sa,,ie arberGaIb Ser
Srt'd,aft lp,lrbe pcn einenr gGpiIiei'
Iloiie cine SpieIbone hetrieben.
@l0iie lodte borthir hegiiterte Hei-
lerbe mo aelpann linen AMI betril-
aeriid'e @eiie aQes ub, mas lie bel
iih butten. Menn leiue Spier protc.
Itirten n0er ionit b%eflmbetcn, DaB lie
Den Setrllg gemerft hattelI, crid]l,lg
Der NauSberr lie NIT eiueit Sam,
mes uuS begrltb Die Seihen I'M
@arten. 0as 9eridppirloen ee$ @e-
pobnheitsipielerS Wiaitei Heiano er-
medte oen MraluOhlL baB er ernloroet
pprhen lei. Sie Eoli5ei itcllte &ddI-
foridlrn9en alt uno fano I'M Garterl
alotie nidt mn Ole Seid]e @%ejano's,
iGnoern urd) bier anoere Grnloroete.
NlOije flob, pltrbe ober IN SiieIuO
III ocm MusenbIif abgeIoBt oils er
eiu Sdiff nod Imerita beIteiqerl
nol(te. Siinf Ieiler SelferShelfer
lulir0eu ebenfals uerhaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

i'm ipornen, i'm bitten oph auf Der
Silt 81 fem: unb bann mllBte lie lhn
uleioeu, i'm eerqeiien, iperrl Dus Ser3
audi blute1e.
Weit 0ieiem Gnii6lnB mur lie eirss
aeldInien mo bate bon SEM Som-
men Der @ilO6iebe nid)tS uernoul
men Der @ilobiebe nid)t3 pernom-
einige Stunoen ipGter Die Sier 81,
r~iiffebrten, nm ibre 8cmebre IN oaS
Serted 5liriid5nbringen, mo lple lie
nit Der Seutc, Die bellte IN Slpei
prad)tigen &cbboden beItane, enOlid)
tlciie mee9ingelt..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
1atboliiGe GOlOuiiatiOuss 0eisas
fhait inter 9sitans Der tir&.
iitfn Sbrigtsitsa.

0eiitlid;e$ 2ircttorinn Sodup. +.
Soiepb Salrfer, =. VI. s., Erilce
albert Cast, CANADA. Sodm.
Is. @nr. Sdulte, =. ". s., Spring
Safe, Nlberta, GanaDu. 6pdyio. Y.
Nltguiiin Suffa. :. NJ. :, &>oirlu.
Mia, Gnuubq.
NAe Gtnnuhmei fonlleil nm ue.
brpldlt sperOen, inn ole Inslascn ST
oedel1. neld)e nit Der @riinOung Ger
Delltld)en f1tboliifen Golorien Der.
bnlloen lillo. Sidert ieoem Mit.
a!lche enc cute &cimltdtte bon 100
Nder III eIiler beutid)eu tntboliifen
Gololtie ais freieS Seidenf bon Ner
Negierlng. @intrittsgebiihren SO.
Ct. Beter'3 GoIciric, t6eil$ @alo.
tbeils YrGrie. @ilenbahn gebt butsp
ore Golonte, II @emeinoeu nit neiu,
ErteIterll. Sier bdben lid, lett Griih.
jobr 1908 mebr ais 1000 sentid)1 fa.
tbpliide Somilien uuleiiebelt. Ct.
Solepb's 0oloitie, llelle Goluilic, Ian.
ter Idloi,e slatte Srairie, slpeituuieno
oprSilalld1e SeimItItten St. goni.
fatius= Golonie, ueite Golcuie, met.
items ld}0nc Erairie nit etipas S9uie,
dith apblenluaer. oreitUtieno por.
jilglid)c SeintItdtte,l.
Seltlf)e 2atholiten, areiit at!
SId)crt Gtld) eil eieeiles idnloen.
IreieS Scinl. @llter SoSsil, gllte5
seiitunes alima, iid,ere Grrten. ltrn
pole Illstinft ifreibc tilor1 at
Safbcliidc Guluniiatipns @.ieaidait,
Noltherlt. S0$f.. Ganaou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
TInites &apitcl.

WcDr ais Ie 5llpor mareH ore Sor1t'
lelIte IN Mnlprud) genolnmelI. SAT-
fem Gag mo teine 9tad,t perging, IN
Der nid)t @iloOiebe ibr llnmelen trie-
ben. 60 fam es, oaB Serularu feline
3eit iano, Grfunoigumgen iiber Ole
3IaeuHer Gene uno hire So6ter elm,
5li5leben.
Der Eiarrer 6eS 6enadbarte,l
SorieS mar Elm treuer Sugenofreuub
ieiue$ &aters. Sermaim hatte 9lili-
trda erbalten. oen ulten Serrt BEL
erlter @%elegenbeit 81 bellld)en; bod
mar er 0ieiem @unihe nob nift
nad)gefommeu. ga iieI ibm elm, bab
er oielleidyt bel Dem 8efltliden Die
bette mo lid)erite allSfnnft erlangen
tonne iibcr oas, lpaS ibm 10 iebr am
Ser5en lag. Hob an Oemielben Gage
ld,idte er eilen ieiner 9ellte 6lun
2OrTe binab uno lieB iid ouf ocn fol-
genocn Counting ommeloen.
Nit GROCER Scrslibfeit nliroe ser
iunge Mnnn aufgenonmer, uuD Der
Efurrer beItanb oarauf, od6 er Den
Sug nno ole iolgenoe Gad)t iein Gait
lein miilie.
gtud Sid lenfte &ermam baS
@eiprGh aui sic 3igcuner Gene.
Sas ipoblmolenOe Seiid)t beS
SiarrerS peroiiiterte lidl nno nit
lidtbarem llnnntb iugte er: ySiele
3igeuner Gene lit mieoer ein 9emeis,
OaB 81 groBe Cite mld) id,Golid) leirl
tam. Sd wdrc mirfli6 frob, lpem,
has @eib ME ieine Sd)ritte bierber
gelenft bate"
9ieie drgerIidr geiprodenen @orts
b%eriibrteu Sermmm in peinIidlter
@eiie. i
gSa", flibr ser Efarrer fort, nous
@eib lit iblimm; unO DuS mir nod,
llnangenebmer lit, ib CLAUDE, lie iibt
ailf aneere 2eute einen gar b6ien
GinfluB. Sic lit liltig mo ueri6lo.
gen uno meib ST. t%auid)cn."
Scrmmn mliBtc ollie Strait alti6ic.
ten, INN leine beftige inuere Sepcgs
ing niht sill uerrutben. Sic iii
liitig uno peritlaaen mo pcib 81
t%1lridyen!" Serr I'M SinpHel = mo
ibre Sodter, lit ole mld Iiitig nno
pcrihla9en mo ipeiB alrd) Tie 5u TIM.
iden? mar iein nGd,lier @cbanfe.
rIm mlnfelt aar bielerlei iiber
lie", ieste ser Efurrer lnbemubt leine
Sortlr tort; .ebrbore Seltte meiben
ibre Eerion unO ibre @obnrng. Cd,
babe Dor SSabren, oils lie bier anfoml,
ielbit Oafiir gefproben, oaB man ibr
geItatte, in Ser &liine 81 nobnen:
beute bererle i6 eS. mo - lieber
iunger Srelrnb, cine Sonolrmg sic
man fiir gut uno perhienitlif erad).
tete. ipater bereucu miilIert, ous lit
bart"
ys(ber marum ihafit mon lie nidt
pieber fort iiber Die @renSe2" frrg
&ermumn. nSie hat ood) meoer
giir9erredyt, nod genieBt lie Sdut-
reft."
rSas lit ridtig; mir fonucn lie
ieben Iilgenblid ipegiugen; aber 0as
lpollen mir niht. SnS Hedt babeu
mir, aber bie &raft baSrl ieblt ms"
.Mlio tbllt eS ibnen boh 81 leio,
lie iort5uItpBen2"
.@ott moae mir per5cibeu, lpenil
ih llnredt tbue; ncin, leib tbl,t IS
mir uno Ser @emeinoe nid)t, nno
Opd idlt es ms 81 lhlper. Seben
Tie, bas bat 10 leine eieene 9elpanot.
niB. Sie 3igeuuer Gene bat n1mlit
cine Sod)ter BON etnu 5luan5is Sab
rem -. aber mos lit SbneuL ieblt
Sbnen etipaS2"
,9tein, nein eS lit nidtS", iaatC
Sermann baIiia. Ole Come idyeiili
mir aerooe ms Geiid)t. S6 mil
meinen 8lab fpedielH. GrsGbIen Sic
bite. weiter!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

midi gebabt -. bait on mid ell
nenie Iieb?"
RoieI bob bas G6piden in ole
Sobe. Sn ibem Mage lag DIE Trage
. 3ipetfelit on oeaH bdrau?"
Sdttc Ger jluIge Mam oaS III
ibrelH Iuge eeleien? Wit cincn
Wtale fiiblte baS eriNrcdenc WGod)ell
iid) erfaBt, unO eiu beiBer &uIi
hrannte ouf ibrer &auo. Gin leiiea
Sfrei entillbr ihr. lie rib iih los.
Sebenoe mie Elm Jteb iprong lie III
oas @ebiiid) mo elite 10 idneu mel
ter, oaS Sermmnl gun5 iiberralft
iteben blieb uno im criten glugenblid
nid,t oarun ouhte, Ser Gntilpbenen
81 iolgen.
Sod jebt, no er a1etll mar, fam
inn olld) buS pole GeipuBticin beiieu,
mas er getbm.
Gr mar ult5ufrie0cn NIT Ii6 lelbit.
Gr bate lid sll elmer Sanolung bin
rciBeu laiien, Die ln5neiielbait to
oclnspertb NOR; Ell bate IiG iiber-
eilt. 0ie itono CT Oenn eigentlid)
81 &oicl? Gem ungeitiim pod}en=
oeS Ser5 gab linn Antmort: - rr
liebte Nolel. Gr muroe lit iest Ole
Ter 2iebe bepitbt. "a Die 2iebc
ibm fem frepelnbe5 Spiel rur, 10
bcifyIoB er, iih senall iiber Hoiel 81
erfumoiaen. Sbre Irmitb ioQte
auein fem SinoerniB lein. @ar lie
10 brap uno gilt, Die lie ihien, Damn
lpoate er ole farm entiproifnc 2iebe
niht aus ieinem Ser5en reiBer, Damn
Dollte er lie begen mo pilegen 5ll
ibrem beioerieitigen Slid. - 3,t
ibrem @liid2
Webrere Gage persingen, ip1brenO
Die jlrgen 2ellte lid nid)t iuben.
Sermann aftete Den @lnI6 Moiel'S
rmb lud)te lie nid)t auf. limo bod,
ME OFT maren 9eioer 6ebanten ar!i
chamber eerid)tet!
Gridroden bate 9toIel Iid) Dem
llngeltiimen ent5ogen, eridJroden mo
ood] ous Ser5 poll Seliefeit. Isle
iebr lie iih Oogegen ItrGitbte uno
ibrcm !Ser5en Stile gebot, immer
umo INNER mieOer ii,beltc es onf:
Or liebt bidl" Sic ipi,Bte pnbI.
oaB ibre 2iebe ~bofinmgslos lei; umo
oennoG mar lie gliidlid, gliidlih in
Dem GeOanfeu. geliebt 81 merben.
lie 3igeirner &oiel bate nod 10 me
mig 9iebe i'm Seben geirmoen, - oes-
balh orlrhrieielte eS lie IN ME &c.
fainter 8onne, BOB lie geliebt perbe,
buB lie liebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Nus einem mooerncn Tuman.

- .Gid$l" - .Nhl!" ltno
olf Dem SuBbuOen lag ole urn,e, I'M.
ihulNi1e Siedna0el.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-14
ELEVEN COUNTIES
ARE GIVEN out
First Report from State Census
Bureau Show Increase of Sc
Per Cent.
State Population Will Show In
crease Over 10000 but
Can t Reach 100000.

GhmpIete census returns from eleven
MINNESOTA counties show population
Of 1b6,884, and a gain over the federal
census Of 1926. The totals for these.
counties, and for the cities and villages
contained in them, were announced to-
the first detailed and definite announce
ment from the bureau.
The counties embraced in the report
are from the first, third, fourth, sixth
seventh and eighth congressional dis
triets, but do not include any Of the
three large counties, or those northern
counties from which the best percentage
Of increase is expected. They make
better showing than was anticipated.
The only counties to fall behind the
1000 figures are Houston and Dodge,
show an increase, and the net increase
for the eleven lis SO per cent.
This rate offs increase for the eighty
counties exclusive of Hennepin, Ram
sey and st. Louis would bring 70 600 ad-
ditional people, and the census bureau
officials believe still better showing
will be made. It is figured that the
three large counties will show an In
crease Of $4,000, Of which 10000 will
be found in Hennepin, 81 900 In Ram.
sey and $4,000 in st. Louis. It is there.
show an increase Of 1872 900 people sin6e
1900, which would bring the state s to-
tai up to 100000 in round numbers
There is no hope that the 1000. OOC
mark will be reached, but a ten Del
cent increase is not regarded as bad
showing.
The totals for the eleven counties and
the population Of the same counties il
1895 and 1900, are as follows:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-14
WHITE CAN MAKE PEACE
Envoy Has Been Clothed With Full
Power by Gear.

st. Petersburg, July 14.-It is be-
lieved that M. Witte will be author
ICED to negotiate peace treaty without
reporting to the foreign office at home.
In other words, the president Of the
council Of ministers will be empowered
to make peace on his own responsible
ity.
Spontaneously all parties recognize
that M. Whites selection makes for a
successful termination Of the peace ne
gotiations. The mere fact that the en-
peror at last yielded to the pressure for
Witte IS appointment is accepted as be
ing complete assurance that his ma.
jesty is sincerely determined to end the
conflict and make peace If possible
which championed M. White was fol
peace, while on the contrary In every
instance those who opposed him were
for a prolongation Of che struggle.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-14
HEAT WAVE KILLS
O. IN new YORK.
Deaths for Six Days Number
Over Three Score-But To-
day Is Better.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, July 14.-Deaths from
heat since beginning Of hot wave: July
9, one death; July 10, sixteen; July IL,
twelve; July -, twelve; July 10, nine.
teen; total to date, 60.
No relief is in sight from the hot
wave. The breathless days continue to
claim more lives each twenty-four hours.
The number Of deaths yesterday was
nineteen, bringing the total since the
I beginning Of the hot wave up to sixty.
There were more than sixty prostra-
tions.
The hospitals are full Of heat pa
TENTS, giving the doctors and nurses
long extra hours Of work every day.
The New York Association for Improv-
ing the Condition of the Poor is doing
big business at it's fresh air resort at
Sea Breeze. It has a waiting list Of
5000 mothers and babies. Already 1000
have received an outing averaging ten
days.
Altho the actual temperature in New
York city today was the same as yes.
terday, sc degrees, suffering in the
crowded tenement districts WAS greatly
relieved. The chief cause of the i'm
proved conditions was remarkable
decrease in the humidity from 36 to So
| in less than six hours. The improved
conditions were noticeable in the great
| ly reduced number OF deaths and pros
| trations from heat. Three deaths ano
about score Of prostrations directly
| due to the weather were reported up tt
noon. This makes the total sixty-three
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-14
NOW A LEAK IN
TOBACCO REPORT
Secretary Wilson, with Cotton
Scandal on His Hands, Is
Near Another,

Washington, July l4.-Through the
receipt Of numerous communications
from the south and statements appear
ing in the press at various times that
the statistics Of the department Of agri-
culture on tobacco were being manipu-
lated in the interests Of the tobacco
trust, Secretary Wilson has begun an
inquiry into the subject.
Pending the investigation, the publ
cation of the tobacco statistics Of the
several districts will be held up, altho
the regular monthly figures by states
will be given out next Monday.
Special agents have been sent to the
dark tobacco districts Of Tennessee and
Kentucky to verify or correct the de-
partment's figures. This action, Mr..
Hyde, the chief statistician, said, was
in Difference to the sentiment which
had been engendered that the depart
ment's figures were wholly incorrect.
Mr.. Hyde has been given direct charge
Of the inYestigation.z. q 80.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-14
SILK THIEVES AT WORK
IN THE NORTHWEST

Chicago, July 14.-That band Of
silk thieves, whose operations have re-
suited in plumber valued at $4,000, are
making Chicago their headquarters, and
that, stolen silks are being systemati-
city, is the belief Of the police. The
burglaries have occurred within 300
miles Of Chicago, principally in Wis
consin, Illinois and Indiana. kilograms
from the police Of many towns tell Of
burglaries in country stores and depart
ment stores Of larger cities in which
valuable silks have been stolen. The
police Of the following places, among
Wis, Eau Claire, Wis, Madison, Wis,
and Clinton, Iowa. ...
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-14
KAISER And KING
DISCUSS COMPACT
Two Monarchs Meet on Emperor's
Yacht in a Swedish
Harbor.
GERMAN ARMADA TO
VISIT OSCAR S PORTS
Alarmists Are Fearful Of Kaiser S
Attitude, as Shown by Naval
Demonstration.

Berlin, July lathe substance of
the statement made at Stockholm yes
terday to the effect that German
Swedish alliance was seriously contem-
plated was submitted to the foreign
office here today and the authoritative
statement was made that the question
Of an alliance between Germany and
foreign office, nor had it been discussed
to the slightest extent. Of course the
foreign office could not deny that EN-
peror William and King Oscar had
spoken Of an alliance during their in
terview at Gehe yesterday.
No Disclosures Expected.
No indication Of the result Of the
meeting between kaiser and king has
reached Berlin nor is any report OF
their conversation likely to be made
public, as this was strictly private
visit Of one sovereign to another. The
initiative will probably come from this
side, as the emperor desired to have
frst-hand knowledge Of the Norwegian
Swedish situation.
The German government g policy is
one Of complete aloofness-almost of
Indifference. 1t is expected here that
as result Of the meeting yesterday
Emperor William and Germany will be
described in some countries as taking
undue interest in Scandinavian affairs
and as seeking for way to influence
q settlement. Such an idea is dis
avowed in advance.
AS to Oscars Title.
Professor Konrad Bornhak, an au.
$hority on international law, discussing
the question whether King Oscar is
still king of Norway. or not, says a
definite reply cannot be given. He is
still king Of Norway, according to the
constitution Of Sweden, but according
to the constitution of Norway he has
ceased to be king of Norway, but there
is no doubt as to the propriety Of King
Oscar styling himself king of Sweden
and Norway.
James II, after he had been deposed
Us king of England and while guest
Of Louis XIV Of France, continued tc
call himself king of France as we'll az
king of England yealthe. France had beer
lost to the British crown since the time
Of Henry VI. Emperor Francis JOSEPH
today, as the Austrian coinage shows
calls himself king Of Lombardy ant
Venice (altho he is a friend of King
Victor FmmanueD and king Of Jerusa
lem without the sultan of Turkey havin>
objected. The Russian emperor name
himself duke of Schleswig- Holstein an
duke Of Oldenburg without Offending
Germany. The Russian emperor ais
calls himself the heir Of the king o
Norway.