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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
MOUNT WILSON OBSERVATORY.
1t Is Nearly 5000 Feet Allow the Sea
sun study.

The solar observatory Of the Carne-
gle institution is the newest and loft
lest astronomical observatory in the
United States, according to Pau! p.
Foster, in the Review Of Reviews. 1t
is situated on the summit Of Mount
Wilson, in southern California, nearly
5000 feet above the sea, which is thir-
ty miles away, and is not far distant
from the cities OF Pasadena and Los
Angeles.
The observatory has been establish
ed for the special purpose of studying
the sun and the problems of stellar
evolution. It's instruments will be en-
ployed in making daily computations
of the volume Of solar radiation, to
determine. whether changes are taking
place in the amount Of heat which the
earth receives from the sun; while the
stars and nebulae will be constantly
observed by the most highly developed
instruments of modern times. Under
the very favorable conditions existing
at Mount Wilson and by the aid Of the
new and wonderful instruments which
modern astronomy is developing it is
expected that great advances will be
made in our knowledge Of the heaven
ly bodies.
The Importance of the study Of solar
conditions has long been recognized by
astronomers. The sun is the star near
est the earth, the mex nearest Of
which we have knowledge being &c.,
coo times more distant. While great
improvements have been made In the
instruments adapted for solar study,
the unfayorable conditions existing at
all the older ~observatories have ser!-
ously interfered with the study Of the
sun, and only one of the twenty-five
great refracting telescopes has been
regularly employed in solar work.
After long and careful investigation
of possibilities it was found that al
most ideal conditions existed at Mount
Wilson. Its summit is covered with
trees, thus preventing the radiation
from the slopes Of the mountain pres
ent at other elevated ~observatories;
the prevailing atmosphere is clear ard
calm and a cloudy or stormy day is a
rarity. These considerations led the
management Of the Carnegie institu-
ton to make a large grant OF funds
for the establishment Of an observatory
at Mount Wilson for the study Of solar
conditions, with adequate provision
for it's maintenance during at least ten
years, the usual length Of what Ia
termed "a sun-spot period"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
BOUNDS a RATE LAW CALL.
President r ~oosevel in a Speech Urxss
More Power Over Railroads.

More Power Over Railroads.
In his tour Of the South President
Roosevelt has spoken many times. AT
Raleigh, n. c., the President in be.
ginning his address reviewed North
Cardinals part in the making Of the
history of the republic. and alluded to
its present condition OF prosperity. he
spoke Of the duties Of the individual
citizen to the nation and to the State,
and then launched into the main pur'
pose of his address, the government
supervision Of railways. On this sub
ject he said:
l do not believe in government owner
ship of anything which can with pro-
priety be left in private hands, and in
particular I should most s~trenuously OBJ
Ject to government ownership of rail
roads. But l believe with equal firm
ness that it is out of the question for
the government not to exercise a super
visory and regulatory right over the
railroads.; for it is vital to the we'll he
ing of the public that they should be
managed in a spirit of fairness and JUS
tice toward all the public.
Actual experience has shown that it
is not possible to leave the railroads
uncontrolled Such a system, or rather
such Il lack of system, is fertile in
abuses of every kind, and puts Il pre-
MUM upon INSCRIPTIONS and ruthless
cunning in railroad management; for
there are some big shippers and some
Iallroad managers who are always will
ing to take unfair advantage of their
weaker competitors, and they thereby
force other big shippers and big IN ilroad
men who would like to do decrntly into
similar acts of wrong and injustice, un-
der penalty of being left behind in the
race for success. Government supcrviS-
ion is needed quite as much in the in
terest of the big shipper and of the rail
read man who want to do right as III the
interest of the small shipper and the
consumer.
Experience has shown that the pres
ent laws are defective and need amend
ment. The effort to prohibit all re-
straint of competition, whether reason
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
WYOMING CATTLE WAR.
One of the Most Dramatic Pages In
rOntie History.

Tie wyoming cattle war of 1892
makes one OF the most dramatic pages
Of frontier history, says a writer In
Outing. To this day 1t Is called tho
Rustler war because Of the widespread
impression at the time that the fight
was between the virtuous owners OF
cattle on one side and an organized
community Of cattle thieves or rus
tiers on the other. But never was
anything more misnamed. To be sure
there were cattle rustlers In northern
Wyoming, and there is no doubt that
they had become exceptionally bold.
But it is doubtful il, outside of Wall
street, there has ever been a more
lawless business than the old-time cat
tie business, since the world began.
When the great cattle trails were
opened, some cattle owners started
with a small herd at one end of a trail
and arrived at the other with thous-
ands of strange beeves that had been
''picked up" on the way. Some OF
these men became cattle kings, and
built grand houses, in which they We're
always uncomfortable, and even went
to the Legislature or to Congress. Be
side them the, ~rustler, who stole a few
paltry head of cattle, must always re
main a rather pitiable figure.
Considering the Wyoming cattle war
from an unprecedented viewpoint, it
e that the rustler merely fig
ured as an excuse. The main object
Of the cattle owners who invaded
northern Wyoming with a half-hun-
dred professional man-kiIlers seems to
have been to drive put the small ranch
ers. Some of the men who had taken
up homesteads in the heart of the cat
tie country were to be killed, and life
was to be made SO miserable for the
others that they would take down their
fences and decamp, and the threat
ened d~isintegration Of the great cattle
herds would be postponed indefinitely
Had this plan been successfully car
ried out in johnson County, no doubt
it would have been made effective in
other parts OF the west where the set
tier was getting too strong a foot
hold. The cowboy would have been
living his picturesque life on the open
range to-day, but the growth of the
agricultural west would have been set
back a generation.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

tCUK place at Wichita under the aus
pireS Of the Masonic order. This last
illness attacked the noted ans in
New Mexico.
Mr.. Simpson was born in New
brunswick in 1872 and raised as a boy
in Oneida County, New York. His
carly days wer" marked by so bitter
. poverty that he said one day, after
means ana fame had ON 10 4liui: liz
those days God seemed to have select
ell my branch of the Simpson family
for every kind of a hard knock. The
knocks came to us in bunchcS.'
He was Il lake captain of note in
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
Hay and Lincoln.

AS with Lincoln, so with Hay, the
rough edges of untoward events and
impertinent individualisms were
smoothed by a sense Of humor and q
parrying and ameliorating wit. The
Gifts were different but analogous.
I likewise, while it may be said ..hat
N1colay had something Of Lincoln's
gravity of mind and explicitness of
statement, Hay had something Of Lin
coins sentiment, brevity and balance
of style, and imaginative grasp; while
both shared the mighty Presidents
love of country and devotion to 1T
notwithstanding.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

He is one honest
man out of four
sent by his State to
Congress and will
be the only one to
meet with the ma
tional lawmakers
when they assemble
at Washington in
December. II h e
other three are eth
err in State prison
or on their way to
t h Il t institution,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

tication h Il t the
troops would he or
ncrcd to use bail
cartridges without
any preliminary fir
Ing of blank car
trilgcS in case there
should be amy out
break.
The : tri X @ Is
spreading rapidly all
rvcr European Rus
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
JERRY SIMPSON Is DEA1
Noted Kansas Ex-ConEressman passe
Away Mt Wichita.

Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson died
in Wichita. Kan, early Monday morn
ing. The patients condition became
hopeless ten days before. and since
then he had kept alive chiefly through
his OWL will power. He was afflicted
with n valvular ailment OF the heart.
Mr.. Simpson had been in ill-health for
nearly a year. Six months 9 he con-
suited a specialist at Chicago. who
pronounced his case hopeless. Burial
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

Va ~ Al
conferences in the
hope Of finding
some way out Of
the S is into
which the revolu'
tionists and the 80
cialistS have cast
Russia.
T h G G e n e A
strike on the rail-
roads IS complete
except in a few
border provinces.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

A mob supposed to be from Trenton,
KY. took Frank Leavell, a o~ne-legged
negro, from the jail at Elkton, KY, and
lynched him in n nearly wood. Leavell
was arrested on the ci1:'rge of attempting
to enter the room of a young woman at
Trenton
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

In compliance with the opinion of the
Attorney General of Montana that all
bonds based upon land grants to State
educa tional institutions are illegal, State
Treasurer Rice at Helena refused to pay
warrants drawn upon the normal school
issue of $4,000 and the case will be
taken to the Supreme Court.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
Hint.

The visitor-Your cook is perfec-
tiou itself. How do you manage herr
The Hostess-Easily. We learu
what dishes she likes best herself and
then we have those only.-Puck.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
ReDuked.

Father said a boy Of Il, Can you
tell me who Shylock a
.What!' exclaimed the father in IN
aggrieved tone. have sent you 10
Sunday school for the last six or sew
en- years only to have yoI<" I me who
Shylock was? Shame on sou. boy!
Get your bible and find out Mt once".
- innfnco+t's Na-r
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
AnO,ner ~. ii On

.Fatbe-," said the small b2y, what
is a pessimisrs
"A pess:mist. my sol.sis Il iuan who
believes everything b. rcs sasa.hn the
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
STRIKE IN RUSSIA.
CARS GOVERNMENT FACES
GRAVE CRISIS.
FACES

Disturbances Spread to Many
Factories and RictirS Follow. in
Nuscovite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Believe
They Have Authorities at Their Mercy
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

Confronted by a situation nos cru.
cial. the Cars ministers, under the
leadership Of Count Witte, spent all
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

The man who really leads the sim-
pie life is usually too busy to waists
any time talking about it E
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
BULLETS FOR THE MOBs.
Ball Cartridges for Rioters Is Warming
Postcd in st. Petersburg.

General Trcpoff, who by imNcrilI
order was. made the military dictates:
Of st. Petersburg. had posted a mott
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03
A UNIQUE
Senator Fulton, Oregon's Ono Honest
Member of Congress.

The unique distinction, set in a frame
work of disgrace. is that which falls to
Hon. Charles William Fulton of Oregon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
II Seienl Snpnappl Snbiana Samtae ben a. Stunt 1905.
Ser Streif
Angeblid 10 gut mie besnbet.

8 bica9o, %. SUM-. NQe 6in.
bsrnifie, pel9sr eirer 8silesuns oss
Streites Der 5ubrleute sntssaenfanbsn,
f4einen aus benz @ess gsrdumt gu
'ein uno 6suts Nbsnb i9sint ss, bab
Der Strsit in fur3sr GAIT besnbst isin
wirb. psnn ni6ts 1nborbersefebenss
paIFrt.
getanntli9 mar es nod ein Strsit.
puntt, Oh nnion-Subrlsutsn seftattet
fein iolle, nnionab3ei9en 3u tra9en.
Der 8srtrstsr bes 0srbanbss Der Nr-
beitsebs,, Garrea. bat nun susefan.
ben. baB Der 0srbanb f9 um oiefe
Sade ni4t tiimmsre, ionbsrn fs ben
einaslnen Irbeitgebern iiberlafen werbe.
Wis bic 9lrbsitsrfHbrer iasen, tper.
ben fie mOrsen eine 3Onferen3 nit Jare.
neil baben uno bic Sa9s gum S9luKe
bringen. sic wirb oann our Mbfim=
muns on alle Gubrlsute sebsn, bod III
Stss nur als Jormia9s an3uIe6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
@ertbpoaer TanS
gfa9 einem Babnun9lld.

gtebeIanb, %. Suni. Gin
geutel, peIder Sumslen i'm @srtbe
bon s32, 900 entbieIt unb gissni6um
bon g. 6. Ssdmitb bon glew Oort
mar, tpuroe nod benz Babnun9lude 3u
Wsntor bsrmibt. Grau Bedwitb Der.
anlabte sin9sbsnoe Wa9fOri9ungen
nnb Der gsutsl wurbe in @lsbslans bel
benz 8abnaaenten sefunben. no Jpn
Der Tinbsr absslisiert battle.
Der gigentbhmer fam BEL oem una
falIe UNI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
5er3pgiu bon aiebi
na4 9eutfddIanb.

oburg, %. Suni. Die ber.
tpittmste 5eraosin bon Albanp. I2utter
bes am 19. Suli maiorsnn tpsrbsnben
6eraoss 3arI gouarb bon Sa9ien.Ro.
burg unb @otba, nimmt nod benz Re
sierunssantritt ibres Sobnss bausrnb
WobnfiB in beutf9sn 2anbsn. sic
uiro bas babi9s 2Oburssr gsrsi9lob
Raaenberg be3iebsn.
Weitere 2onflifte nit Der
poIi3ei.
96In, %. Suni. Sier taben Ii9
bic ernfen &ubeffbrunssn ipisbsrbolt
+unb ss lit su neusm gIutbersieben &c.
tomH,en. Die poli3si, aud bsrittene,
9rif abermals ein, uno es tpurben biels
perionen berlsst. Der S9auplab Der
tlnruben NOR aud biesmaI Der gblob-
pias.plas.
Stubentif9sr 8opeott.
9aIIe. %. Suni. 6isr habsn
bic Buri9sniaaften ben eonnwsnb-
Jadel3ug gu gbren bes beretui9tsn Nlt.
Rsi&stan3lers Girfen gismard gsbop.
eottet, neil Der tatbolii@en 0erbinbung
.Silefa" bic Gibrung suertannt mar.
Strsit BON bebutauenb
W n n.
Hiirnberg, %. Suni. @egen
ben Mntrag Der Berbanosleituns lebnte
Der bsutids rbeiterberbanb einen
8ompromib nit ben Arbeit9ebern ab
unb bsi1lOb, in ben streif ein3utretsn.
Sisisr Yei9Iub bs3iebt fi9 auf 10000
1rbeiter.
Gnte bes .YoripGrts".
BerIin, %. SUM-. Der ,0or.
tpdrts", bas lsitsnbs Organ Der Soaial.
bsmotratis, bebauptet, bab Girf b.
Billion bsim 8snsraIftabe anssfrasi
babe, ob Seuti9lanb fur einen 2rieq
nit 5rantreid borbersitet lei, tpsnn bic
sessnudrtise 8rifs beahsIi9 MarOtto's
gum Msuberfsn fiibrsn follte.
Wettfahrt Der 0a4ten.
aiel. %. Suni. ga9tsn i'm Bs.
| fbe bon @msritanern, ober bon Mmeri,
tanern esbaut, srranssn Bel ben beu.
tigsn Wsttfabrten 2orbesren. gs ma.
rem bier unb ieos BON ibnsn sspann in
ibrer alaRs bic Wsttfabrt.
gs betbeili9tsn fb an Der Wettfabrt
2aiier Wilbem nit Weteor III. @,
fhbrts bic meiite 3sit bas Stsuer. Bsi
ibm auf Der Dadt befanben fi1 Bot
lf&after 8otpsr, Wilion Maribaa, Be
| Rber Der vNtlantie" unb @sorse2auber.
gefber bes vgnbpunion".
g3rina 6einri9 bon preuben 5feuert
ben orion" sesen vNilfa" Elm ameri
tanii9es Boot. 2ebteres fsgte.
Die in Mmerita gebaute Ya9t SRA
babos" i9lug v@omet".
SbiHsna@rt&teH.
gtetp Oorf: .2a 2oraine- bon 6abrs
2iberpool: v&epublic" nod Bottom
i ,Splbania bon gofon.
l@lassop: sparifian" nod Nsp Dorl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
Sic fraly0itlde . Cote.
gStrO TIT Der Serlt1er Yrene als fine berbiate
Mble1nnmg oer aOnferems be3eiduet.
Sgg im prenBin Senbauie ngeuummem enera bon Yiher
wieoer Stuttgart 8eiorgniB Ras mgem Ser pamuuua nit
Satidlaub = Geadte bonn &idtrtte b. 9amsSorH's
SeneraI b. pfiferwieber
bQheim.

" Her o. Piftiter b Der
babeim.
Stuttgart, %. Suni. gens.
ralmaiOr b. pfifer, luel9er 10 berbOr-
ra9enben NntbeiI ah ben @&inerfeieru
in ben Wer. @taaiea nabm, iff in Der
6eimatb mieber einaetroTen. gr ere
ftattete benz a6nis !lBilbeIm unperweilt
geri3t unb ifi bon Ieinem Mufentbalt
In amerita aups Sb9He befriebist.
SSranfreid].
pie Warotto.Grage.
paris. %. SUM-. Sros bes
3uperf&tli9en Zones Der offisieasn
Rittbsilung, bic ra9 Der Cabinets.
eisung gema&t tpurbs. berrf@t bod
TN YubIitum geicrsnib tpssen Der ae.
ipanntsn ge3is6unssn suii9en 5rant.
reid unb Deuti9lo,io. an Der gbrfe
uuroe bies @efibI gstbeilt unb Renten
fislen In beOentli9e Gun @raoe.
Sn parlamentariiben 2reiIen 6errI&te
llnrltbe uno bieis murbe ;permebrt
our4 2arten in ben senIatipns-
Sldttern, wsI&s bic gertbeiluna fran.
3Sfii&er unb beutI9er 8ruppen Idnss
Der 8ren3e 3eigsn, unb bur9 Mnbeu=
tungen. bab bic s9iuisriatsiien Der
&sgieruns R& bur9 Deuti9lanbs ant.
mort mebren uiirben.
Sas rSournal bes Eebats" unb
anbere einFubrei9s abenbbldtter ra-
then brinsenb Rubs an unb ertIdren
es fir eine ssbiets sriT9e pf@t, bic Rs.
sieruns moraIif4 au unterftibsn.
Cine baIboffi.is1s grtldrung srI&ien
bsute abenO. Sie Iaat, Die ssOte
on 0eutf@lanb iu@e ni9t cine
@onferen3 3u bsrtnsiben, ionoern er.
ftrebe einen anstaui9 bon an-
R9ten. tporaus bsltli9 berboree6e. bab
Grantrsi9 i'm prin3ip cine gonferen3
ni9t pertpsrfs.
&nblnnb.
2amsborff angebIt9 ants.
m u be.
| ct. petersburg, %. SUM-
@raf 2amsborff's arantbsit bat bas
@eri9t bsranIabt, bab er I'm 8egriffe
ftebs surtid3uireten. als Na9folssr
tperben b.rsits gotf9after Wuramieif
unb Der @sianbte 3u 2opsn6asen
b'Gowolsfp genarrt. aber es iff gliats
porbanben mas oIefen @erh9ten riebr
@lauben berleibt tpie frfbsrsn.
Iuf gefebIber Serrs.
riFena
Si. petersburg, %. SUM.
gs III Bier bas gerh9t inn l1mlau
@robfhrff MlsrTs babe am Sage, bsbor
er bon ieinsm pOfsn 3urtidtrat cine
formelle Nuforoernus bon ben Ssrros
rifsn erbalten. isiuen poiten nisbsrsu-
legen, anbesnfals iuerbe CT berurtbeilt
nnb get6btet tuerbsn.
pnnit.
/ 2oba. %. SUM. Sell beute Nlor=
gen berri&t pan!: In Der gan3en Stabt.
Der Streit iff alssmein unb ale 5a-
briten finb gef4IOfen. Gortudbrsnb
fallen @susbr- inb sasbolperi9tHe.
Disls psrfonen iuurben getSbtet oosr
pertuunbet. bod TT ibre 3abI Biz isbt
ni&t feitsefelt.
W tn mi 9 o tbe ber-
6aftet
, Wari9au, %. SUM. Gin
. Nann, tpsl9sr cine Bom5s Bel R&
trug, murbe beuie Worgen bon Beams
I ten Der Mlalepti. po!i,eiifation bsrbaf-
t tet. st psrusigsrts isos Mustunft iioer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
Surge Notisen.
Sntano.

Snlano.
gu Rem Oorf tpurbsn z perionen
bonn gliben, 8 bebentlid berlebt unb
9rober Sa9f9aben angeri9tet.
gu philadelphia uurbe Elm ueiterer
9aftbefebI 9egen Sobn %. 9iu, ben
frhberen @6ef Der Giltrirmerts erlaf=
fen. Ct wiro Der 5dlf9ung bsi9ul.
bigt. 6sQ febt nun unter $4,000
ghrgf&aft.
AmSlane.
policeninbaber Der equitable 2e=
bsnsbsrii9erunss9eienf&af bielten bier
sine 0sriammlung um ibre Sn.
terefen 3u f&hben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
2aneiame sort i9ritte.

.
Waf6inaton, %. Stunt. Sn
Jolge Der 2raniheit BEG ruiIiiten gti'
,niifers b. 2amsoorIf ift in ben 8ers
banolunssu aur 0srbeiid6rung beg
ssriebens cine 0srsbseruns ein9eireten,
bod tsine StOdung.
prdfioent &ooisbslt Dat auf feline
lebten Mitt6silunssn an &uBlano be-
aaali5 zines WaHsnfiafanoss nod
feine Antuort srbalten.
Sefretdr Sap iff beute Na9mittag
mad ieiner Seimat6 in Nsm 5amribire
abssrsif.
Wafbineton. %. Stunt. -
Der iapanii9s @sianbte 8atabiro bate
beute nit bsm prdioenten cine 2onfe.
rens bon breibisrtsl Stunbsn. als er
ipdter bs3hgli9 zines @affsnltiafanbss
smiI9en 8uBlano uno Sapan befragt
wurbe, poats sr fi5 auf cine Ssipres
Dung ni9t einlahsn uno meints nur,
ss isisn 3upOr nod vsinige Sings" au
rsesln.
2ein @affenftillt q n b III
SLOT.
ct. YetersburG %. SUM-.
@aSri9sinli9 msrben tsins usiteren
S9ritte our 6srbsifhbrung zines Waf-
fenfilHanoss sstban, big bic 5rase
Der 5risbsnsuntsrbdnoler gel6if uno
Der 3eitpuntt i6rer gerIammlung bee
fimmt 1T.
Sapan i9sint nidt ssnsist, irseno
tps!5s nsue 6ra9en su erDrtsrn, biz
isns bsiosn puntte erleoigt finb. IS
bso.utet biss wobl, bob cine ginfel-
lung Der Gsinbislisteiten Dor bem 3u'
Iammentritt Der Bebollmd9tistsn nidi
gu srtuartsn iif, absr es i9eint bod an'
suoeuten, baB Sapan tuenis geneiat iii.
Die fratsgii9en 9ortbeils. bic es gegsn=
udrtis bat, auf3ugeben.
Die 0sr,bgeruns pirb absr aud bOr
GlIen beoauert, bic neuss Slutoersie'
ben bsrmieesn isbsn m0btsn.
Seoss 2an> if wiQens, Jrieoensbsr'
mittler 3u srnsnnsn. aber ieoes mb4t'
bic 0srtretsr bes anbersn fennsn.
Ga Der Winifsr bss Sansrn boz
9amsborH frant 1T. tOnnte i6n bei
nmsritnnii6e goti9uftsr Wspsr aud
ni9t iprs9sn, aber man slaubt, bal
Mittbsilungsn bon WaibingtOn i4rift
lid esma9t werben.
gs bsibt, Ibab unter ben ruiiii9ei
gspolmd9tigtsn elm bober Wiliidr len
pirS. Wsr es isin pirb, tueib mal
no1 nibf, leoenfaus aber ni1t Suro
pattin. M6sli4er @eiie miro eine
Der unterbdnblsr Witts fsin.
4Ierieff NOD in @naoen
t. petersb BURG, %. Suni
9as Imt zines Diaeibnigs bes Often
1T aufgsbObsn wOroen uno Aomiro
4lsrisff if gum Witslieb oss Staats
ratbes sruannt uoroen; er tuiro aut
psitsr Jlhsslabiutant bss aaiier
bleibsn.
Sapanii4e Offenfibe
wiro I 4wa4.
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Sapansr beordngen niat ldnger b
enbfrOnt Der Rufisn.
Man wsib ni9t Oh biss bas 8rr3st
den elmer grobsn S4la9t obsr ei
biplomatii9es Wan0uer 1T.
Die 5ise ift unsr.rdsli@; ielbf b
Nd9te setpd6ren tpsni9 grbolung.
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Seutimlan0.
2ange frana6fif@e Note.

ser n, 23. Sunt. Die tratt'
s6fii9e Note iiber bic Warotfo.Gon=
feren3 purbe bsute Dem ausp1rtieen
Nmte iibermittslt. Ea bic Npte bon
unsembbnli&er 2dnge if murbe fe ni9t
per Srabt, ionbern bur& bic Yof nod
Berlin gei&idt.
Dos ausmdrtige Mmt eibt su, bab
bic Note bic Gage Idbt, tpie.fs tpar. Die
Reinungsperi& i&iebenbsiten 3piiden
Granfrei9 unb 9euti9lanS Fnb nidt
ssbobsn. Man glaubt, bob bic gsr.
banblunsen fi9 lanas binsiebsn tpsr.
ben, Bis Elm poitibss @.iuItat srsisIt
mtrb.
Deuti9lanbs Mntport III nod ni&t
tn grwdgung Se3ogen tuorben. gs
wirb betrd&tli9e 3eit nebmsn ale bic
aufseworfenen Gragen su beIprs9en.
Inter ssw6bnli9sn umfdnben mdrs
cine @er36aeruns bislIsi&t BON Wor-
tbeiI, ba R& inamif&en bic Nufre9uns
legen t6nnte. aber in Reeierunsstreiien
tueib man, bcB bon einhubrei&sr Geite
Sntri9uen i'm @anse finb, einen 3rieg
3uii&en Geuti9lanb unb 5ranfrsi9
an3u3sttsln. Ssuti9Ianbs MbF9tsn
bIsibsn bur9aus friebIi&. aber man
re&uet bier nit Der W6ali6tsit, baE
oas fran36Fi&e Bolt bur9 iene Sn.
trisusn sessn Ssutf@lanb aufesbsb'
piro uno bic Gage babur9 9sfdbrliG
psrben fann.
Die vpof" bemertt bas Derbalteu
oes premierminiitsrs @oubier tomm'
elmer b6fii&en aber psrbhutsn Mbias'
slei& unb bic vVOfff9s 3situna"
ffimmt nit Der .pof" therein, inbem
fie iagt, &oupIsr's Note glsi9e ebe,
elmer Mblebnuns Der 2onferens als
elmer Nnnnhme.
| Die .National3eitun9" ma9t ir
einsm oifenbnr inipirirten Mrtifel
barauf aufmertiam, mie bie enaIiid'
prefe fia bemhbt bic Gage frieseriid
3u malen. wdbrenb beutf9er 2riegs.
aebanten fiir unbere9tist balte. 2ebter'
3eitung propbe3sit, oab @oubisr's
8ori&Iag. 6rantrei6 unb Ssuti9lanb
IOllten iibsr seuiRs puntte Elm Gepe.
ratabtommen trefen, bspor He bic Ma.
rotto.Grase elmer 2onferen3 borleeen.
3ur!idsemieien uerben wtirOs. oil
beuti4e prefe III iebr sifris In ibrem
Zone bemtiat, bic frans0ff@s gmpfino'
li4teit nidt au berlsben.
i gerseefeb.
Berlin, %. Stunt. Die 3uHdm.
bise 2OmmifFon bes prsubii9sn Ger
renbaufes 6at beute nit elf sssen a9i
stimmen oie erfs Bsrgarbeiter.NobelI'
angenommen unb amar in Der 5aHung
oes Ab9eoronetenbauies p6ne is9Ii@,
aenoeruns. Dieies stinitise grsebnib
wsl&es bis giaisuns Der 0orlage In
plenum 10 gut tpie aetuis ma9t, mo-,
nod bor tpenisen Wo&en fur faff I'M
m6ali9 gebalten tuorben. Mber bal
. enti9iebene @intrsten Der Regieruna
6eIo1bers bes %eidstanalers 6hrfsn b
8ilom, fur bic Nabregel bat iein
Wirtung ni&t oerfeblt.
! Wan ertpartet nun, bob au@ bi
3lpsite NobslIe, tusl&s R@ auf bic etin
: Iesums Der 3e@en bsaiebt, boz ben Nu
gen Der 2ommiifon @nabe fnben MIR
uno bab innerbalb 3weier Wo9en bsib
@orlagen unter Dad unb Sad sebrad
:. iein tueroen, iuomit bic &sgierung it
fsiner3eit ben Streifern i'm Rubrqebi,
!. gssebsnss @ort sineslOii baben tpare,