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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

ub' na os ban ipntes pare | itabis ge.
bring iasoe ban. cams Suitru IoRi or
betpoelis aiore, bar usiaa taalis friIt;
rien bet CT itfs iaa sreit o. Iisefrem al
bape ale fine Ai9re jaa laust bprte,
naar man blir sammel % blanot
ut enete ReuneIter. Earle bar her 90
ipurste, ON 81 baube Gieosr al ialae.
! San bib flpbe ct 8ar, ba Der CT sobt
"@ieiiebeiie" | Sagaas. 9sn err al.
lGsS Siebsn ber igpsben. 8 min Barn,
bonn % unsopm bauoe te en- 4-5-6
@isoer paa bper @aaro og 9laos. Der
or NOT BEN | Gmerifa. iont bar pRrei
'@ieiieiuringsr~ / &dslano. 0u bar
DC Ell So biemme be l2 Tiger fra ct.
pans til a~rpsmeis; ben anbsn 8uifa.
pen CT / 2anebeiene. Ser iinses uiii
lille m @ieo ! belle GnslaHb MI.
Sal 1samts Mertie iGta", iaa ioar
pt babe en fen 8aar % Sroitaar.
Saaee 8prbeimes, % WartmsSnGtter.
ne bar totce uieiammeu, % Sommer.
bag | itse Waabe, raa % folo. 9u
Tag 2Soe apeil, bar Der meet uai.
bruot, % StoSsn er fulo al Sne -
rent ubp9aeti9t.
Sturthirssmano :. Speiten bar
hiemme | Saalteu. Yanlteoaa bar ban
her pppe. Oct er Wuro at tale meo en-
Mtano, iom er mibt oppe i Siriben %
aaoet oerinSe / Sppeolinbsn, ii9r nu i
Saar, ipm Dor rationale SGre Itaar
paa Spill. San inlie libt ON fin SeiIe
til Yaris oainn. 8 Sulen sa ban par
bjemme, bplot ban 8prebraa / ura,
opmsiorsninssrre baaoe Der % uebe /
Spsben, men ies III life a~nteonius til at
bpre BAN.
cams Rebnptbs bar pgiad opret /
uHsopmsiasene o. piit 2psbtueoer pa
tait libt ON Sstouo. Sdn CT life iaa
ipGrt intereSiont Of bere paa, men bet
bar interesiant at Ie mango al 9psbiae.
berne.
RnIte 8au9 pi mpoes, iiRre genner,
boaber ot bet er NIB @nnr % Spmmer.
Sobu btlier til 8snner ps &ieHoinser.
Gil Spiten iaar Ri maaife en- interesiant
BOG ira BAN.
"GeeUrab'G oiten" 6ttiss iau mcset
ira os ole ber | Suist. Get er bet
beelte Sldo ii bar. % iDrit bIir bet
laft. Seq r1aa faa 2op at iise, at beg.
ae hiSie am%eritapere, u. q. Mibbre
% Z. 9. Sieip iortalte, at 9elemartiu.
ger tier &c iua glaoe I "3scprab.Yo.
fen" pg mine 8reue. Seq er sloo for
Def. os oil 9jerne bplbe paa at itriue,
iaa tGnse jes bar iaa taalelis ollie, at
jeg tan lamIe Stof.
9tetpp III | Ianitsn giiiebe SaamanS
St. Wicbse % anne Snnbpi, ia. Gag
ne lfdl osiaa a,ite Is meb en- Siomager
poe ueo Spnsbrrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Giterf

Retop ioaa. Spuoag ben 3Ote Gpril
er Slau St. @jsrlio Der. San bar fine
10 Gloite Spnuer / Gmerifa, % en- Got.
Ter Sisrip. lum CT gilt oeriube. anui
ben pugre al Spnuerue Dor | @aibiug,
ton og bar tjsbt 9pmt / 8psn % piI
6p9gs oer. Set iisss at bon bar isRbt
Siaet til jim ~llbinnrsbe, ps bun er nll
muligens nlt fommet irem.
Seq linl billie ira ale paa 8ierlio,
banbe imaa os tore. at be leper bra.
SHut ben Glore % Seiteren Stsrto Dor
i gmmsraoo. 2srss treble Ssr, 9aris,
er not psiaa pda Retleu til Gmerita,
buab Gag bet ifdl pare; ban usHtsr moi
BILLET os oil ltaa Sst9e meb q. y.
@liobse, ndar ban refer. GberS 60
Der bar baarst irem en- Silien fra Smut
ben 9lore, % ban biIies tsien ira os
ale.
Seq giemte at iprt9Qe, at sbers Gas
oer Dlau @ierlic itjso en- ltor 3iur
ibas "poa 2eiten". Seq itulbe bsbe
cher fomme blsm til Stessu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
e,a,,n csa para zsaSe. ,

Pueas GoartaL s-
JraHfS gtensp ipure,r al 5aa % bet abr
Ushism cf 6trmaet }. >. GAsusl 4 60. bst htiesr
HortstH ma l Sesn 1eltbe, ~isJHepHs 9onntp o. Stat.
% af tamms fvyma eil bsialt ct 6um At Il buu
prsos 1suaTS for hstri rae Ne Ili'alos al aatarrA.
xr life ian belbresss DEB gruseR al Halls Catzuh
Cure.
EraHtl GhtHen
eta On fessmbsr iss8.
-. q. ID Slsatpu,
-. Rasarzs BEblitut.
H Z scztarrh Cure tn1ss iRbosHHQ % otrfss h.
etie paa Bfeeet % eiimh,rbsrus I epfttrtt. etnp
sfltr gteussbpre. sratis.
Is G~hsatpkGa. IolsssL q.
~ s1ieeS hos 1poftetfrs. 7sG.
Halls Family Plls o. - tssia,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
5lasfiftet

1en SsitiSsftanb ba ben norffe Sri.
foipr triitss oter nprife GGituinser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

-
9lere 3eres oaaltge @ierniuS easr bragg
Gmforg for 3eres Bgru
6prbtHoesieH meuem RutHoers gerreip.
item og iioslinbeaoe Srgaasr sr iad nsie, at
nj Sieuoeosie al 9~eroeioRitslie o. Eprepet'
beo. Nltsmoo. SguuIssbto o. uerpBS 3rrp
tabiIitet TANNER ira ben Grsaaisme, Der
uetop gtter beHoe 8uinoeuaon. Nuiaio at
@iisutpb. 6uileIgsbeo ca S~rrtsdbtttet. Sad
let pdapirtelia, at bun bet enc WiHut args
Der, Oct nRite Ter. Smerter / AEaqsiptieu
Oh melem Stuloreue, TAB al Steutme;
uerpsS T~pspepfa. 5iIbReiiahso til at srpSe
oeo Htuoite Sprduieouiug. Nlt bette tpoer
pna 4~trpeipRtteiie.
SHtet ptl bsere pphRce oeHHe i9rgeliee
Ttlitnuo % moonirte 9laaHcoerS Cprepetheo
% 2ioslier euo 9poia 9. Riutbam's 2ess.
table COMPOUND,
Rrs. VI. G. s5utptr, 1903 6,atbuib apey
SrOOilpn, o. y, Friusr:
See tan lite iuoe Orb for ben piouHSer.
lige 2laSrtHg, ION 2po,d &, FtHtbam's Be.
astable COMPOUND fpritaHeSs mis. 8 lang
2to LED leg al NerueiuRiislis, Rpa. o. Sos
oeeptut % Fab al appettt. RRteu hper
Rat stt leg raitlDs frsm o. ttlboge pea 8ulpst.
IRE sTSers Omicrl sicree mtl life beore.
"a Sioet par en- S0roe. Seq bIeu ttlrdaoet
at ioris9e 9poin g. ginthdm's Sessta5le
COMPOUND. % Den sioros giounoere.
Ssg er nu ruit. tile mere Nsrups % mine
Genuer Tiger, les ier tt Var pugre uo.-
Wou life be SinS al Sreue fra 3uinoer,
belbreoeoe Uso Cuba @. 8iutbam's Sese.
table gomppuHo, tan ousrbeuiie busr 8pinos
ON eettes 8rait2 SiEtert pti TIE rte for
biioe INA % ipaa % nsoirpit sper 7as, uaar
sc lise iaa let iom andre 3pinosr fan bel.
bre0ea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

Gm @rlisbeosatteit. 81 noget litr.
BET Sn0ioto isgte ON Ell le6ig gltis.
rerpoit oe6 ct grpgseri. Spurst ON
anbefalin9er, benoiite ban til en- al De
aniatte aisrere. IRnne blep IND.
fnIbt paa aoHtoret og gap fslgen6e
Sodr:
"Gm ban er erlig? SO bet fan
ieg bel otteItere, for lem 8ange bar
ban pRret tiItnIt ior Snngiinsretbeo,
men boer Sang er ban iIuppet fri -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

Sra De eoriee Steoer | 2anoet,
bbor 8lagififtet fanot Steb, melSes
Der oeiaa ON, bpiitet itRrft Snbtrpf
9esipenbeoen aioroe paa ale. Yaa
garosbus, 2anoets og 8eroens noro.
.Iigite 6Pitning. ioregif Smbpttet
meo Solut % alminbelig 5Iagning
Spen. Sra be forifieaige ererrer.
plahie meloes, at 8egipenbeoerue
gioroe bet opbeite Snotrpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
UerpSie
KuimSer
5ercs 2ipeiIer ifDtoes ieos
samiist Mooerlipss sps.
BONNIE, ofte nafpioenDe.
Gn MeDitia Der belbreoer.

Ran ri teasste bet
etabiereee Saftunl, at
alHetitanite auiuoer
er nerrpis?
over ofte hsrsr ot
lite bette: '5es Ct
iaa nsrpss, jes rri.er
oper belle 8roppen,-
sgsr "2ao mtg boa I
Sreo." Smoatiug
trRtter 90 trrtfersr
Fem; 2eiaH lite lore
% 9e er uhs GiaHo
III tiifreosftilsn0e at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
RUSSIA MUST ASK
IN THE USUAL WAY.

Paris, March 30.-Regarding the
statement telegraphed from ST Pc
tersburg that Russia's negative condi'
tions precedent to peace negotiations
have been made known 10 Japan,
parsonage who is conversant with ia
pans attitude in the matter said to
the Associated Press:
"Russia's evident desire for peace
is observable to Japan the same as to
the rest of the world. and japanese
statesmen doubtless. possess superior
facilities to correctly estimate the
epace tendencies in responsible Rus
sian quarters. Japan knows Russia
wants peace without indemnity, with
out humiliation and without rigorous
terms. But this does not fulfill re
quirements necessary to the initiation
of peace negotiations.
On the contrary. if Russia wants
peace certain definite steps are neces
sary. It is essential that Emperor
Nicholas personally pronounce him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
TO ACCEPT THE
MONEY OR NOT
THAT is THE QUESTION PUBL
ING THE MISSION BOARD AT
BOSTON in REGARD TO ROCK
EFELLER'S GIFT.

Boston, March 30,-Despite the fact
hat the Prudential committee of the
american board of commissioners for
foreign missions has practically de-
cided to accept the gift of 500 600
rom John d. Rockefeller, a commi =
zee representing the Congregational
lergymen Of Boston and vicinity,
Who are opposed TO the acceptance of
he gift today decided to continue the
protest.
1t was agreed that a wide express
ion of opinion on the question was
desirable, and for this purpose a com
nittee was appointed to submit facts
nd documents in the matter 10 the
Congregational ministers Of the coun-
ry. The Prudential committee viii
lot take final action on acceptance
If the gift for two weeks, and it is the
intention of The protesting committed
10 learn, If possible. the feeling among
tho clergymen of the denomination.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
LOAN SHARK BILL
ON ITS PASSAGE
ASSIGNMENT OF WAGES CANNOT
BE MADE UNLESS BOTH HUs-
BAND AND WIFE JOIN IN THE
TRANSACTION.

Springfield. H., March 3e.-By un-
anlmous vote. the sweeping antiloaB
rhark bin was today ordered 20 its
ihnd reading IN upper house of the
legislature. The hin provides hat
here can be no legal assignment Of
wages, uulcss both husband and wife
join in he transact On and three days
notice is given the employer Attor-
ney General S:ead and q number Of
amin ni lawyers aud the Merchants
Club cf Chicago are hacking the b,il.
Senator Dixon. VINO intr duced the
measure. said in addressing he SEN
ate today Homes a-v wrecked anc
men who once get the ciuic Of the
loan sharks are diven % su eide
There is a crying need for t,is meas
ure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
Irritation is Felt and Newspapers
Declare it is an Uniriend-
ly Act
KAISER is FLIRTING
WITH THE FRENCH
TAKING RussFA'S ECLIPSE AS oP-
PoRTUNiTY TO PERSUADE
FORMER FOE TO A NEW
UNDERSTANDING.

London, March 30-Editovial aftic-
les and dispatches printed In London
newspapers almost all reflscs sense
of uneas.ness, almost amounting to
irritation. al the idea, based on Chan.
cellor Won Buelow's speeca in the
Re 'chstag. that Emperor Williams
visit to Tangier has distinctly politi.
cal move, The subiec. was also much
commented upor in the lobbies Of the
parliament "Russia's eclipse is Ger
many's opportunity" crystaIIzes in a
sentence the general idea prevalent
on the subject
1t Is suggested that Emperor VIII
liam far from desiring to irvitate
France wishes rather to emphasize
the diminished value of the Russian
alliance and thereby persuade France
/ of the advisabllity Of a reapproach-
ment vita Germany At the same
/ time those least inclined TO eavil at
/ che emperor's action admit Il Is cal
leetulad 10 stiffen the Sultan's resist
4nca to the French policy In Morocco
and so retard the ciyilizing scheme
involved In the Anglo-French agree
ment In this light, the usually mod
,ra,c Telegraph says the Emperor's
visit 10 Tangier can only be regard
ID as an unfriendly act.
Government is Surprised.
Tha Associated Press learned at
ne fore gm office today that Chancel-
lor Won Buelow's announcement in
, The Reichstag yesterday of Germany's
! oalicy toward Morocco came as a com
, Dlete SURPRISE 10 tie British govern
msnt. II was believed that Emperor
4 Williams visit to Tangier was With
+ out political Significance.
s When the Anglo French entente
was concluded in 1906 Frence offi-
( 7ially Informed Germany Of the fact
md also of an agreement between
: herself and Spain signed six months
la er whereby France was given q
/ mandate TO regulate the affairs of Mo-
rocco. Reforms In Morocco were i'm
? oerat vcly necessary fCf The good q
: All powers commercially Interested
France being the most concerned, u
r nancialiy ard commercially, was giy
I en- mandate 20 institute the reforms
!, As an open door was guaranteed and
/. equal commercial rights ensured 70
r an countries concerned, Z was said
al the foreign Office that Il is difficult
+ to understand here what can be Ger
d many's motive The German attitude
3 il is believed viii certainly make ihs
g sultan of Morocco defiant OF tnt
4 French and cause him TO persist u
d his old time conducl. which WI bs
3 destructive OF trade
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
BLOODY BATTLE
IN A SALOON
AT coLLlNSVILLE RESULTS IN A
DOUBLE KILLING, SALOON
KEEPERS WIFE FALLING
DEAD FROM HER ASSAILANT.

Collinsville, ILL.,, March 30.-ln a
shooting affair here late today Mrs
John Berts and Barney Vosallo were
Nilled and John Barts. husband of the
woman, slightly wounded, and tonight
vas released from custody on the
coroners vel%tt Of justifiable hom!.
eide.
The trouble grew out of a quarrel.
lerts owns a saloon and Mrs. Bert 5
vas in the place when Vosallo enter
d and began ,he quarrel with her
rosallo drew IA revolver and began
hooting at her She also seized a re
oliver and returned the fire. Just as
Mrs. Berts fell dead with a bullet
through her brain. Berts rushed in
attracted by the shooting and was
slightly wounded by a bullet from Vo
,allo. Berts shot Vosallo dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
CHICAGO PACKERS TO Be INDICTED
BY THE GRAND JURY FOR CONSPIRACY
"SOUNDEST BANK"
IN CITY FAILS
OFFICERS SPEcUlATED IN
SToCKS-clTY AND SCHOOL
TAXES ARE PROBABLY LOST
mo "CHADWlck PAPER"

Lorain, o. March 30.--At meeting
Of the directors and coun el Of the Cit
liens Savings bank it was decided
that the bank should not open for bus
mess tomorrow.
Ex-Mayor 'Thimpson, counsel for the
bank, Is authority for the statement
that the banks liabilities probably eN-
ceed it's capital and surplus. The cap
ltal il $4,000 and the surplus $4,000.
Three officials of the bank are named
IS being responsible for the shortage
anl speculation in stocks is given as
the cause for their being obliged to
use the banks money.
The resources of the bank are S519
3i9; ind yidual deposits, $3l3,949 Ai
a meeting of the directors on January
/ 10 the regular scml-annual dividend OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
Continued Tampering With Wit.
nesses Win be Stopped at
All Hazards
ATTORNEY GENERAL
BECOMES INDIGNANT
WITNESSES WILL BE KEPT uN.
DER SURVEILLANCE AT DOWN
TOWN HOTELS TO
THWART MED
Oilers.

Chicago, March 30.-Conspracy in
1ictmonts are threatened against the
heads of the big meat packing con
Germs unless alleged tampering with
witners ses who have been summoned
to testify before the federal grand
Jury is discontinued at once.
With two witnesses on the stand to-
day who 1t is asserted, admitted that
they had been approached with a sug-
gestion that their testimony be mild,
the Jury. 1t is declared, is getting
ready TO take drastic act on.
I'VE will shut off interference with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
QUARTER TO SEE
MRS. CHADWICK
Ohio Prison Expects Boom in
Receipts When She Arrives
WILL DON BLUE CALICO
AND MAKE HICKORY SHIRTS
WILL BE ALLOWED TO
SPEND ONE DOLLAR A
WEEK.

Coluhhus. March go b. G uld,
warden of the State Prison, secs
bright ligh. ahead in tle coming Of
Mrs, Casse l.. Chadwick as one Of his
regular boarders, Visitors 70 the in
stitution are charged an admission
fee of twenty-five cents, ana as the
former Napoleopess OF Finance Sc VS.
on hickory sh rts for the men conyicts
people will flock TO have a look al her
for time at least and the warden
thinks hat there will be a boom in
the income of the prison Its an Ill
wind ETC. says the warden
II Mrs Caadwcs reaches the
state Museum within the next month
she will be assigned to cell No. 8 in
the woman's department. sharing It
with Anna Wilson. a four-term pr s.
oner from Dayton convicted of pocket
picking. Women priaoners ere re
quired to live two n cell. AMI the
/ Wilson woman is the only one nov
without a cell mate,
Mrs. Chadwick will be measured
by the BertiIlon system as scon as
received and photographed for the
"Rogues Gallery She W II be
searched, stripped cf her fine appare
and given he prison garb Of blue ant
white calico for weekdays and blacl
lowered sateen for Sunday II sa'
has any inuney Il willTne taken uy Ga
warden and kept for her She ma,
spend 81 a week. no more Az o a. n
each day She win rise and prepare 10
her days work, Her task VII be fou
hickory shirts day, with an hour
rest at noon and half hour al : y, n
At $50 D. M sha may quit wark II ta'
-four shir s are finished. She viii sew
by hand, Supper comes at 6 afte
whica she " Il be locked in her cell
She may then read but ligdts 20 on
al $50. She will eat the prison fare
except lor he 81 week tAal she ma
spcn1 or friends may send in delica
ces.
Cell No. ., 10 which the note pr )
oner win tc assigned, is a the cae
end Of the building in the upper tiers
so that she can SEQ over the wall
but when she looks out it will be eve
ra lroad yards and factory roofs.
Judge .Taylo- in sentencing ser cy
dcntly made a mistake as TO the 600
time she can earn lie supposed IN
rule would be applied 30 each of 10
six short sentences. which woul
make her short term eht years an
two months. bur the rule at the pri
on IS to apply Il 10 the whole tern
and il win be done In her case, n
doubt. 90 that she viii serve onl
about six years and eigat months
her behavior be good The differcnc
is one year four months and tweni
four days in her favor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
IMPORTANT DECISION
sY JUDGE LocHREN
Holds Ths, Government still Controls
Indian Land Although Title Has
Passed Fran e.

ST. Paul. March a0.--lulge Lochren
in the I'ni.ed States a d'strici court 'o-
.4av decided that land in thc Indian
reservation is still subjec 70 soNern-
ment control. even though he tifie
has PASSED from the government
The decision was given I'm denying
writ If habes corpus for huga
Funk charged wth introducing p
oucr IN the Chippewa reSerysi On
The land in Cass county had oriEinsi-
lv been allotted o an indian woman.
am was sold by hcr heirs aiieF as1
death. Funk rented the land from
ihe owner and erected sa'oon anu
began selling liquor.
The cas- raises an entirely new
noipt and one whice is consiaefei
very important in deaiias with IN
diars on rcservat ous
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31

Witnesses" said Assistant Attorney
General Pagin tonight, even if we
have TO resort 20 proceedings under
the conspiracy statute to do SO.
The belief was general tonight that
Pagin has already laid out new In
dictments.
Fifteen Witnesses heard.
Fifteen witnesses were heard today,
three women being among those who
te- tilted The women. were said TO be
stenographers, employed by the Ma
tional Packing company
Fifteen secreb service men, who
have been freauenting the corridors
in the building where the grand jury
is in session. we're not to be seen to-
day. District Attorney Morrison was
said TO have ordered thai waiting wit
nesses. instead of peniing their time
/ in the vicinity e the jury room. arc
! tn be concealed in downtown h0tels
unt called before the jury In this
way the Witnesses will be more read
lily prevented from learning the iden-
tity of secret service men watching
/ for possible irregularities.
Ten men arrived in the jruy room
this afternoon and reported TO tbf
government officials Il is said they
4are employed by railroa Is in Michi
+ gan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
TOM WATsoN's DAUGHTER
TOOK TOO MUCH MORPHINE.
Mas Suffering From Extraction Of .
Tooth and Took Drug to Get Re-
lief-Will Probably Die.

Augusta, Ga March 3o.-Miss Ag'
les Watson. daughter Of Thomas Wat
on. the political leader and author.
S in a desperate condition as result
If an accidental overdose of morphine
aiken at the home of a friend in Ath
ms, Ca, where she is visiting. in the
absence of her father from the state.
Suffering intense pain from the ex
traction of tooth, she took three
loses of the drug and soon was in a
state of coma Miss Watson has re
gained consciousness, but her chance
tor recovery is poor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31

six per cent was declared and tho
statement was then made that the
bank was one of the soundest in the
city Il was also announced that tho
deposits for the two months prior 20
the dividend meeting exceeded those
CT all the other banks in I-orain. The
hank holds part of the city and school
taxes recently collected, and is also
custodian Of the school funds.
The late c. T. Beckwith. president
of the Citizens National bank Of Oh
crlin was president Of the Citizens
Savings bank up to ite years ago. II
is not believed taat thes As any Chad
wick paper in tho banl,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
WAR AND PEACE PARTIES
AT DAGGERS POINT.

81. Petersburg, March 5o.-Mem
bers of the war party, who are at dag
gers drawn with friends Of peace, are
industriously incincating that If Rus
5 an diplomacy is doing anything in
the direction of peace it is without I'M
perial sanction and is in reality only
an unofficial endeavor to induce ia
nan 10 agree to negotiate on the lines
of no cession of territory and no in
demnity and to enable the advocates
of peace to point out to the emperor
that peace is possible without ma
tional humiliation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
JAPAN STILL PREPARES

Toxic. March 30.-Various rumors
of peace negotiations emanating from
Europe and the United States are
widely published and commented up
on here. Apparently they don't al
feet the attitude of the Japanese gov
ernment or the people towards the
war. The press re-echoes the an
nounced determination Of the Japan
Csc to vigorously push military opera
tions unmoyed and undeterred by
discussions of events in Russia OF
elsewhere
The Nichi Nichl says France alone
is capable of taking the initiative in
persuading Russia to negotiate foI
peace. but the Nichi Nichi doubts u
Russia would accept Frances advice
because peace terms will mean The
death of bureaucracy and bureaucrac!
is not committing suicide
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR
WILLIAMS RECEPTION
Pier at Tanoiers Laid With Carpets
and Many Arches Have Seen suiit

Tangier Morocco. March 50.-Pre-
parat ons are complete for the re-
who viii land at eight tomorrow
morning. The pier has been carpet
"a and decorated and numerous arch
.e have bcen erec.cd in the streets
slrnr The rou of the procession
Moorish and German flags are dis
playcd everywhere The natives are
very enthusiastic over ihe welcome
10 be given the German emperor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
WILL LAY PROPOSITION
BEFORE THE CREDITORS
San Domineo's Plan to Settle Hei
Dctts viii Probably Be-
Accepted.

san Domingo. Marcl 3n.-The gov
ernment tomorrow will call meeting
Of it's cred :ors and lay before them
he proposition for payment OF heir
claims through a receiver of the Gus
toms revenues. appointed by the Uni
ted States.
There seems to be no doubt oi inc
acceptance of tle plan The pros
pect of an amicable adjustment of tae
debt ques ion, all creditors beina
placed on an equal fgoting has &c
suited in the establishment of a beitei
feeling here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-31
JAPAN STATESMEN INSIST UPON
BOTH TERRITORY AND INDEMNITY

self for peace, instead of vague in
timation. it will be essential TO adopt
the usual formal.ties OF suing for
peace. Concerning indemnity no one
is authorized 20 state the amount ia
pan win claim; but it is clear that
some very substantial Indemnity is
necessary as compensation for Rus
sia's causing Japan to engage in a
costly war Concerning other terms,
these are varying as the campa' gn
progresses, and the taking of Vladi-
yostok will make further material
changes in the eRditions on which
peace will be possible.