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Oagerstolun uno NuncOd. ionic Sreoertd,
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Rur Suuntaas.
$50 W~ior1c15-Hifom. nab Union Bridge II.
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mnmchr ami Oru IS. ltopembrr icit.
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Nr. llG. Noro Eoruitro6c. Gina.
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(pornl. 3orn'S) &oac, Gde 3. mo
@onobitroBe, Si1bIonotomn. Siua.
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WcrdantS' C WiucrS' SranSpur
tNtiun SOmpnnN.

FAD Bottom mo Dem Citcu: ieocu Wlunta0,
NiCl'tdg, Sontertina uno SanituR, glbeHoS
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g llbr 9tbenhS
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men iino. Die britiide llntcritel.
Iluh OoB IcutihlonO icin oitoiioti-
idca Shut1ebict mtiAcbcn mcroc,
permltbIid ans 2lnait 0ob sic Gng,
IdnOcr mo &upoucr co BOD iibcr tltrj
ODER lang b~inouSioQen miir0cm lit
ciniod ans Sen GiuQcru gcioQen,
Bon Qlcidcm auIibcr lit sic &niiniIo.
ton, ooB sic 0clltidc NeQicrlmN lid
cincnl Don &opou ult3geiibtcu Crude
iiiQc.
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aiaotihou lit icIbitucritGnolif 81, tci.
ncr Belt in ocn arci0 Ser @crehnm0
Ac5oNclL. mobl ober Elm 0ceigncter
Nuuabulr oc2 Noicna pou Giingtait ais
StilBpumtt. Nu Oieicr Sinlidt bat
iit Der @ouperneltr beS Sdtsgebie.
res. Gontre-Nomirol GruppeI, mcIdcr
iiinQit IN @erlin %uciltc, nit Den NAB.
~qcbonoru @eb0roeu, inionoerbcit mil
Dem Rcid)5marincumt l1n0 ser Solo
niaIobtbcilna, %ucrItGn0iQt. Tilr bic
i%ernere @utmideIumQ 0e9 SdyuBQc.
bieteo miro nnioiicnoc 6iiriorBc &c.
t"rniicu lueroen. ..,...
Die 9lrt ltlO Nciic, ME cine cin-
lode S%botiod)c pom 6cn britiidcn
Nebcru 81 elmer OcrortiQcn (clt0cu3
liiQe nll9Qcihlodtct murOc, gilt ais
d)Qroftcriitiih iiir Sen i%cnicit5 Oca
aQnoI3 bcrrihcnOcn @ciit Ger @cr.
ii0ic.
Die NlrQobc Oc& 2onooncr nGniln
GclcQropb,~ oob Eiin0tmu bon ocn
9ellt'hcn tbotiGhtih QerGumt mcr0c,
miro bier uor omtlifcr Scite ais cine
blnnfe Griinoung bc5cidmct.
Tr. Solt ais @olouiols
QtrCttor.
Inter ocl1 mltbmobIidcn Nodiol-
acrn 0c& 9ircttora ser &oloniul. NIB.
tbcihtll, Or. Stiibcl, meIdcr nod
Dor ocn 3uiomncntrCtcn OcS Ncid)3-
t0ot5 olt5 Dem 2lmte ifciocn iol,
miro iett olld) Or, Soli, Ser @oupcr.
l1eltr 0cs 0cutihen Sd)ubqcbictcS "a
mou, Qcnouut. SoIi lit All cincm Sci.
mothaurloub begriiicn un0 fciness
mcaa bc9ierig nod Snmoa 5ltriit5I.
fchrcn, neil cr Scr Gcibcrcicn nit
oeridicocucn oortigcn Gnttorcn miioc
iii.
Ncucr Tro5cb 6emilliQt.
Die irii6cre Cbcrin oc5 Morimi
ou-@aiienitiitc9 in Milnhcr. Gliic
pom N0ualCr, mclhc pcAcn @iit.
mor0pcrilIfS an elmer ieitbcr u~critor.
bcncn arnnfenihmciter @n0ncr jlt
icd)@ &obren ;3udtbort5 ucrurtbciIt
mar, pom melhcr Stroic lie ihou ei,
men qroben Gbeil uerbiiBt bat, lit Dor
lGlliig oltS Der Soit cntloIicn moroen.
Io9 Sberlnnocageriht bat oie
Gntiheiouna Oe3 &nnoQerihta, mel.
dies I'M lcbten NpriI ci1cn nelren Vro-
5eB ucrueigcrte, urlgcitoBen ul10 Die
Mie0ernuinobme oes G~eriobrens be
wiQigt alli 8runo non llellcm BE.
meiSmutcriul. Gle Terllrtheiluna ser
Stiftsobcrin perllriod,tc ieiner ,3eit
rieitqca Nuficben.
Nufrii brcri dc polni de
Nrbcitcr.
Siini5iQ am annnlbult bel SeItpu
bcihGitiqtc Nolcn miB6onOeltcn ocll
aantilcnpirtb 2ift in iltrftborer
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mo crQirgcn lid IN 10 brutalcn Mus
ifreitlnQcr. ooB cine lruppcn.Nb'
tbeillutQ ouiaeboten merOen mllBte,
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Mebrere Der Hlbeitorcr trugen ld)lpe-
re Eerlebungen 0apon. Die Foli5el
tabln nod)trdgIid) iiini5cbn SerDaI'
tilngen Dor.
III Grief aus Cent Of lano.
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'hlng ans Hiirnber1 lit 0ireftor
goeldl Don @ermnniiden Mtu'elunl
aus Dem 2eben gei6ieoen. Gem per
hieatep 9elebrten mihmet Die Freiie
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Baltimore Snmpi . Eafet . Gu.
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men, bon Den o(at= pine, "gter5. Gr. f0-ts,
Gi1bt SiroBe go slbrno5. eir,ft nab Sl6
Yoint Comfort. Nuriolt, Bortsnoui6 uto alien
Qltllfiell hes GiloeuS. &erbin6ung III OLD
Qsoint Comfort nit Is. Il 3. Gifenbnbn," Gndb
9ttbntono, &crbinolttp in Gortsmollib nit ccnt
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nit Der ySiIWltic Coat cine, Torioli ntS
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bern gSIibinalon. &c, Ai6mouo, VA, uuo
Sen, 2lorf.
llabl3citcu mad curopdifbem glnnr. Qurus
rir'c itniftrit8tnuftCr clcftrifchc VcIcuhtunq.
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lirnner IN ben billet Nitrcnur Der ban cine"
gIr. i07, CitNnItimorca Shnbc, gir. SOC uno
Dos. 2iabt2trnbe, 2. VI. q. Office, eiiboft,@de
baltimore mo GnGpcrt StraBe. Continental
Irlit ptiloing mo NItaugb'5. Nr. 100, giuros
GbGcleSiirnBe.
Srbu ". sberiuuub, e.. @ru,pu,
Sice Frdt. II. Sen. sUianuqer. @eI. ,Yait. sgtQeut.
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.Saymonic."
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rerd)or . Sale Nr. dt0-4t2, @cit.
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berger.
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Scr. 1000, 5rCOcrid- aOcme. Sing,
itunoc: Mittmoh2- QiriQcnt: Sobn
u. &lcin. .'.' ..
,Nr6citcr Winnerdor."
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Ir. 3t4, SanoucritroBe. Sin9itmOe:
Wtittmod)S - Girigent: G6aS. s..
9ohau.
,2ocult.Toiut NGrnerbor."
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gde Cuba. unO 9ulOreitroBe. cling,
ltunoe: Mittpodl GIbenos s llbr -
Girigcnt: Su0rrt @rilppcl.
ugr6citcr %icGcrtaieI."
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4OS, @eit GcrjuatonItrobe. d Sing.
itunoe: 9imita9s Qiriscnt: Slibcrt
&riIppel.
.Mc,o0ic."
Sauptouorticr: ). Tics' Safe,
edc 2ouitrobc ms @eIoir q, Morft.
SinoItun6c: CoU3crIto9s = Girl.
gent i. aorohl5.
,Napcriidcr &0nncrdlor."
Souptou1rilcr: GFcrnnoun's &ode.
gde BON Caroline unb 8ouabiirnbc
SiuoItunOc: IoUucritoa abeno
Sirioent: glrduIt 5t'neiocr.
.@crmania Culrtrtt. GIub."
Souptanari Ter; Nieieltcrg'5 SuGc,
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Ser. Ginger bon Baltimore.

!@ouptQuarticr: a@crmonins Mdn,
ncrd)or = Sale; Frdiiocnt SenrD
@icicfing, Or. 22S, perl. Goitcru.
9luc.; corrcipon0ircn0cr mo proto,
toIlircnocr SclrctGr gilbert S6nliot,
gtr. 2l76, Grcocrid 2lpcmc; 6inou5.
ScfrctGr IS. Nimmclbcbcr, Nr. 3i5,
NorG. GOcn.S trobc; S6oBuciitcr s..
WiidIif. Nr. 7l3, Morucr StroBc;
0iriQcnt &obu 81, aIcin. &crioumz
IitnN icOcn 5|ucitcn 6rcitog inn Mo
nat.
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Mus 9entidlano.
@ndicnoc @GGrnng inter Den Berg
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fdfe ,ur Meiie in'S AuSlauo beisrat O.,
Baiuc, sr. III. Ct &anl4StraRe.
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gudDonhIung.
AIRS. W. Martin. ,15 @ei.2cr'tg "a.
ttn.Strabe.
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MlinargiiS. M decentralization. T.bO uno
fs,45 Surtt.. -. 30 nno Il. 90 gactm. Gamoeii.
Citation, IS 90 uno 1900 Bornl.. ~. 90 Wit.
tGgs 400. 1886 Rodm.. 600 inO Ili,io
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The Washington times., 1905-03-16
Committee of Fifteen Makes Report to Min
isters' Conference Advocating This
Course--Suong Resolution
ACTION Is BITTERLY OPPOSED
AND FINAL VOTE IS CLOSE
Professor w w. Prescott and Dr.. Randolph
McKim Voice Opposing Views on Propo-
sition--What Other Speakers Said

II was not harmonious body OF
clergymen and laymen that assembled
in the small ballroom of the New VIII
lard Hotel. at $50 yesterday afternoon,
to hear and consider the majority re-
pert of the committee of fifteen recent
w appointed by that body to report on
ways and means of establishing moral
and religious teaching in the public
schools 1t was not long after the open
In of the meeting that the lack of mar
moniousness developed into outspoken
t1effniteness. Hebrew rabbi. Seventh
Adventist members OF the Peoples
Church, led by DR.. Alexander Kent. ana
even Baptists showed some independent
spirit
DR.. Kent thought that the public and
the press should be given chance to
consider the introduction of religion IN
the schools before the conference ac-
cepted the report or tried to press mat
ters. Prof w w Prescott and Rabbi
Louis Stern thought 1t would be impos-
ing on the rights of conscience and lib
erty to attempt TO introduce a specific
religious training in the schools; they
thought that the home an church were
the proper places to teach religion, and
not the schools; many thought that
such a movement might lead to drastic
measures and a connection of church
and state.
Not Entitled to Vote.
Clergymen that were in favor of the
majority report of the fifteen insisted.
after the meeting, that some persons
present were not invited or entitled TO
vote. but had entered the hall to vote
against them, and those opposed to the
report insisted that snap Judgment
had been taken. However that may be,
chair and on motion to accept the re-
port. was very close. the first standing
% to 20 and the second 81 to 81.
Of the committee of fifteen appointed
10 formulate d report TO be submittee!
ia the conference, eleven had signed the
majority report. One, DR. Edward EY-
s.rtett Hale, had resigned. as he was not
Rabbi Louis Stern ard ". w Preseotl,
of the Seventh Day AdVentists' were op-
posed to it. .
After a statement by the chairman
of the conference, the Hon Hilary a
Herbert that he had invited only those
Il, be present who had been at the meet
ing before. as he regarded TINS put an
adjourned session, the report was READ.
In Line With McKim.
II -,royed to be in favor of DR. Nc
Kirn,s former resolutions calling for re-
Itcfotls training in the schools. It re-
,terated the statement that the separa-
tion of church and state was different
matter from the separation of church
and religion II rejoiced in the good
work already done by public schoo
teachers, had no revolutionary changes
to suggest. but believed that the read
The Washington times., 1905-03-16
Mikado C0ngratuIates
His Armies in the Field

warrant the assumption that the peas
ants generally are likely to disobey
call to arms.
In many cases mobiIEzatfons have been
accompanied by disorder. partly owing
To the disposition of the men to make a
holiday while virtually free. they well
knowing that they would not be pun
isfe6, but it must be remembered that
the peasant is the most willing tax
payer in the world, and has been ac-
customed from time iTnmemoriaI 10
make sacrifices for the government
The correspondent contends that nobi-
lization is not likely TO fail owing TO
disorders alone, although he says that
IL the revoiutionists organize a big
movement while the mobilization is go
ing on the government might hesitsste
10 withdraw the regular troops from the
cities.
1t is understood that fifteen governors
have already applied for military help
in anticipation of agrarian troubles.
while the conditions In the Caucasus
renders especially difficult the withdraw
al of troops from the province.
The question of how rapidly a new
army can be placed in the field is more
difficult to answer owing TO the weak
ness of the Siberian railway.
The Washington times., 1905-03-16
ST. PATR|CKS
SONS HIS HOSTS
President Starts Early for
New York.
WILL ATTEND 4 WEDDING
Then He Will Be tie Guest of Honor
at an Elaborate Banquet of
Irish Dishes.
WILL ATTEND a WEDDING

All arrangements are complete for
the Presidents St PatricIs's Day trip
to New York. An unusually early start
viii be made, his special trssia leaving
iEe Pennsylvania station ut about a.
in; IN order that he may reach the
metropolis in time TO attend the we'd
ding of his cousin, Miss Eleanor Roose-
velt which Is get for 3 p. m.
The ceremony will be a quiet home af-
fair. none but the family relatives and
few personal friends having been In
yited.
After the wedding President Roose-
Welt viii visit 18th his relatives until il
is time for him to go to DeImonicos s.
where he is to be the guest and speaker
of honor at the banquet of the Friendly
Sons of ST Patrick
AS soon as the dinner Is over the
President will hurry to Jersey City, to
catcn the midnight train for the Capt.
tai.
Special Dispensation From Pope.
According to their annual custom, the
Friendly Sons have secured q special
dispensation from the Pope that will
square with a conventional menu OF
fish. flesh, and fowl at their st Pat.
rick's Day dinner. which this year viii
The dinner is to be the most elaborate
the Friendly Sons have ever attempted
Delmonico's is to be brilliantly iIluni-
rated with green lights. and the hal
itself will be hung with Ir&/n rigs and
the Stars and Stripes. to testify 70 that
binational character which permits the
men of Erin to be the policemen OF
Uncle Sam.
Thousands of shamrocks sent from
four counties of Ireland for ST. Patrick's
Day in America will be used in the dec.
orations and. as usual. the big picture
of ST. Patrick will hang above the
chairman, and between the saint and
the chairman there will be medalIions
of Washington and Roosevelt.
EmbIazoned GalIic Greeting.
The Gaelic greeting. "Caed Mile
Faithe." "a hundred thousand wei
comes.'' will be blazoned on the wall IT
electric lights The traditional Limerick
bacon and green's. and other character
istic Irish dishes will be on the menu.
In addition to Justice Fitzgerald:
welcome and the response of the even,
ing's guest. there will be these toasts:
THE Day We Celebrate" W Bourk.
Cochran: The Irish Revival" Justice
William J. Gaynor; THE United
States" lstice NJ. J. Keogh: ."Th.
State of NV York Governor Higgins
The City of New York" Mayor Me
Clellan. archbishop Farley will sa!
grace