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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
Dan Deans Story of
the 9th Legislature

county Judge is located.
Hut the Nurthport judge ennnnt
hear the Ferry county farmers
case. stevens iH another district
So on he goes To Spokane. where
sit three Judges
Hut Spokane Is not In the district
10 which Ferry belongs.
The farmer. who now begins 10
regard himself IA something uf a
Elobs-truttcr. ia compelled to Jour
uey ali the way into Davenport.
Why was not Ferry county
merged with an adjoining county
iudlelally.
Because Ferry iH democratic and
her sister county IL exhibiting sim
liar symptoms Aud that would
mean democratic Judge
Aud that would establish "A dan
Eeroua precedent which might Ieop.
ardite the seats OF certain leaiHla-
tors
So the Ferry county farmer pays
hin railroad fare aud goes globe
truttiuni
And this 10 a criterion OF tho
major part of legislation accom-
pliahed by our honest. patriotic
public servants.
Public aoryanta7
Public misnomerai
tContinucd tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
NEW YORK STOCKS

Atchison. 80. % 1-2. s2 SIS.
Anal Copper, 81 SIS. so IS, s11-4.
3. a O.. Ill. 1f0l-2, Ill.
II, II. T.. g.. 661-4. sc rs.
b. r. r.. 81. sc Ia. &C rs.
Can. Pac.. las SIS. 147I-4. 1874.
Erie Com, Is Ia. ass. asia.
Ills. Cent. 100 81. 1859 Ia. 100.
Manhattan, 172 Id. III is. III Is.
Metrop., 1913 rs. I22 5-s. 1914.
Mo. Pac., 100 IS. 100. 100 1-2.
l.. a N. 142 5-S. l42, 1919.
Peoples Gas. Ill "a. no "a. III IS.
Penna.. las rs, 14s "a. las rs.
Reading. COM. 99I-4 isis, IS IA
II, l., com, SO SIS, 1874. IS rs.
So, Pac.. 10 IS. 10 as. "a.
ST Paul. Isl Is. 179. ISL.
Sugar. IA "a. 1912, 1445-s.
I'm. Pae.. 1875 Is, 1874, 1855.
U. s S, com. &c rs. SO SIS, SO 81.
U. $. s.. pfd.. &c Ia. 90. 961-4.
Wheat-Hyerpool May wheat
opened unchanged and closed IS
higher.
Car receipts. Minneapolis 2ls, Du-
luth 20. Chicago %.
The market opened fairly strong
and held firm the greater part OF
the morning. but toward the latter
end OF the session commenced to
sell off in anticipation OF a bearish
government report. While the-ac-
ton Is strong wheat seems to 10
for sale on all bursts OF strength.
This leads TO the impression that
the large interests are determined
TO hold the market In check and
permit no runaway affair at this
time. The steady improvement In
the legitimate situation is adding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

7 for % trHt 10 determine the presence
/ of foreign auhafauena. tho work
would nave been easy and very sim
|uIH meteorological tests cannot be
applied In thiz saHr Refuse b. dit
covered HY the senses Of smell aud
SIGHT
Professor decker. when Inter
viewed b. The star This morning.
salH that b. tool samples of milk
to d. IHxeile aud a KIDD for test
fur refuse Tho doctor Immediately
q oveHed It, presence with the ala
of i maguifyiuE EIaHH Lnlrlle aud
Becker together detected ~ with the
naked eye. but. 20 make the test
more thorough. they put the sample
under glass.
Or Lazelte did what the board
Rshsi him 10 do. lie subjected the
milk 30 a meteorological test just
o. ihr board asked. but. n o. stated.
hr was not instructed % simply
examine the sample submitted 10 as
certain the presence af refuse.
u had no intention Of cutlciaing
d. .azelle.a said Professor Becker
today. because / consider him one
OF The most eau.ustrut bacterloloE=
iHis and emiusntty capable Of doing
the work but / Waa rhticiHing the
board for not properly inAtructIng
him when the samples were submit
ted They asked for "A bacterioloE
teal tolt and not for the refuse
test.
- & well known that tho bnr=
THEOLOGICAL test destroys refuse and
So presence cannot be detected
understand the board has wanted
tho refuse test but Instead asked
Tor B ARCHAEOLOGICAL test 30 deter
mine the presence ~ refuse. In this
the board made a mistake aud now
~ los trying n shoulder the blame
of onto Dr Lnzelle. who has dons
just what they asked him % do.
Had tho board asked for refuse
tcrt. I know that DR. i.Azelle would
have made II. for he aid II for me
without the least hesitation and
was successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

there are more men intending %
enter the country than can b. pro-
YIdfd Tor during the coming aenaun.
TIE meu say that II n impossible
IN suppose that 90 the men who in
tend going into the country. which.
according Co the reports now I'm cir
saiafian. uill number into the thou
saudz viii find paying claims and.
not finding them. VII be able fa Ha-
cure work with which 20 earn a live
iihaod.
Richards. Ia continuation Of the
subject said "Df course. bat lit
lie hardship wiil b. experienced for
the first month Or 80. hnf Nait until
sic dlmhaartsned Ones return from
TIE hills with no money of supplies
end aha win have absolutely uo
means Wh~rewith 20 afford them
HriFrs place % shelter. ard rathblsa.
other than b. working out Tor some
~ fhe mercantile establishments of
Imafs successful miners. und that
The Jobs are all taken up What
WiIi they 90 thenT Why. Il viii be
simply a case % every man FOR him
self and there L. NJ telling what
.sueh men viii DO when IN desperate
need
Those familiar with situations re-
.suttiuK from such emergencies say
that even ~ any 81 the men have
wauey. IL VII aoan run out with the
expensive living. brought about by
THE extreme cost % transporting
supplies into the country. Aa an In
stance. q vas figured out by a prom
inent shipper % this city that the
cost nf eEEs viii at the minimum
figure entail an output Of $50 per
dozen. and this viii. according 10
cough figures. allow the speculation
bat from 20 10 rs cents profit. not
allowing for Insurance or his trans
paFtatiun into the Cuuu Try. other
supplies have been figured out on a
ike hasia. which means that tho
man without sufficient auitai or
means hereby 90 earn a good live
Ilh1od has no business I'm the Tan
ana until the country Is more set
tied
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He SAYS BOARD GAVE
WRONG INSTRUCTIONS
HEALTH DEPARTMENT Ton TEST THAT NOT
DISCLOSE PRESENCE or Retuse IN MILK

ly set before them. the board inn
mediately sought 20 upbraid DR.,
l.azellc for not doing his duty In
reporting the presence OF refuse In
the milk sent TO him for test. Sew
eral samples OF milk had been given
to the bacteriologist, the board said
and he had been instructed to test
for impurities.
Here II where the board made it's
mistake Or Lazelle admits that
many samples have been sent TO
him for test and that he has tested.
but those who know the conditions
best. say that the board has asked
for a psychological test, which in
itself would destroy the refuse.
were II contained In the milk.
Professor Becker points out that
the meteorological test demanded OF
Or. lazelle would destroy the refuse
and therefore is presence would not
be detected. Had the board asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
SAYS HE'S INNOCENT.

PORTLAND. Ore. March 10
Congressman J. n. Williamson,
who rests under two indictments by
the federal grand jury for compile
ity in the land frauds. Is in Port
land for the purpose Of giving bonds
for his appearance when the cases
are called for trial.
Il prefer not 10 discuss At this
time the charges against me- said
Congressman Williamson. Il have
no fear OF the outcome and am only
DESTROYS OF an early trial | am in
nocent Of any violation OF the fed
eral laws and this will be fully
demonstrated when the case Is
tried"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

In order 20 cover up its own
stupidity. the hoard OF health has
been throwing blame upon DR.. Ia
zelle. the city bacterlologist, for
which II Is itself entirely rosponsi-
bic. Az a recent meeting the qucs-
ton of refuse and Impurities IN the
milk delivered Ia the residents of
the city was tRken up and upon
proof that ingredients. unhealthy
and impure. were contained IN the
milk. Immediately sought to place
the blame upon DIR. Lazelle
Prof Arnold Becker proved To the
board that a larger part OF the milk
sold In the city contained stable re-
fuse and that the board should seek
10 prevent this condition. He open
ly charged the board with not at
tending to bussrvss. stating that the
rrcppae - Uids E@nehn substances
vsaee esgs1S dhgtsssi
sCri s<se5 ouss IN sscts A. plain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

- ~ IL y ttNiNNAN AAA aHH ' ~ lAHAa ~
and statwnrt enough for the part u
an p. p. w." though he has been
widely criticised "a being different
FROM any COW puuehsf ever Hseu on
the plains" This criticism e. iu a
measure well taken. HlH hlue-vrinsd
culture. his tolerant patience with
his rough associates stood out too
plainly at times 10 make him entire
Is convincing. Not 80 with Frank
Campau. whose excellent iuterpre-
fati1n lu "ArE0ua' iH ulsasantiy rec
called BY Seattle thsatefEoefH The
Atmosphere Of the plains surrounds
him. the rtuutinR environments %
the narrow bounded life 81 the linn
Itfeaa wastes n the cow lands"
crops out incesaautly. And his char
aeter work o. the greatest type de-
IIuaafiuu that Seattle has seen late
~ In other words. with Campau on
the stage the audience liveG In Wy
ominF. while with Farnum In the
ilmeligbt. the Imagination must be
brought in 60 hold the audience on
the ground
Guy Bates Post. they says has inn
proved wonderfully since he left Sc
attic for hts first Thearian venture
years aRo. HH iH good as steve and
puts sturdy vgpr Into every word
aud action
Miss Holmes. ~ the heroine. IL
much better ~ Molly Wood. tho
Vermont school ma'am. than when
last seen here ~ Kate Carnegie in
The Bonnie Hrier Bush. probably
fof the reason that she has more OPP
uortunitYto give her talent vent She
- graceful. gentle. serious AMI con-
Vlnelug. makes love In n MANNER
that would send warm thrills
through marble hearts and that's
4bort enough 90 cyreet from hero
IN 81 riry tiat is meant I'm IS
- afsrtaI .1 u3t ~ Instruct
The V'rri1'rn" wi De fe#a1ieI
tonight tomorrow afternoon aud
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
STIMULATED TRAVEL

a. y Calder. general agent for
tho Canadian Pacific. states that
since the new rates went into ef-
feet March the travel 20 Victoria
has been very heavy In speaking
Of the matter Mr Calder said
Since our new rates went into
effect there has been great deal
OF travel on the Princess Beatrice
to Victoria Every trip this boat
has made she has been crowded 10
hcr limit in the passenger depart
ment We fee. that these low rates
for the summer will induce a great
many people from the east 20 take
trip up the sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

coRoNERs VERDICT THAT mRe STANFORD WAS MURDERED
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO POLICE IN THE AIR

/ Hunt. secretary and maid to Mrs
Stanford didn't leave on the steam
ship China today. but will await
the arrival Of detectives from San
Francisco. Miss Berner has re
manned In her room and has not
left Il only 10 attend the inquest.
II developed today that Nora Hop
kina. a former housekeeper at the
Stanford home at Palo Alto. WAS
questioned by tho police last night
She was NJ the Stanford home here
when the poisoned water was adj
ministered She left Mrs Stan
fnrds employ when the latter ar
ranged 10 go 10 Honolulu She is
said to have made very important
statements TO the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

HONOLULU. March l0.-That
Mira. Jane L. Stanford died an I'M
natural death is the verdict Of the
conOrnera jury returnod last night
Tho police Of this city. however.
are as much without n olew a.
when Mrs. Stanford died. but every
effort Is being made 10 procure
some thread to work upon.
High Sheriff Henry Believes the
strychnine was placed Ia the hiear-
Donate before Mrs sanford left
San Francisco. and the chemist
states that It is not a medicinal
stryChnine. but such as Is used in
poisoning animals
Miss Bertha BeTuer and MAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
CHANGED
HEADQUARTERS

The Chicago. Milwaukee q St
Paul has moved into temporary
quarters In the Mutual Life build
iug. The company will stay ia these
offices until April l. when the new
quarters. under the Northern Pa
cific. on First avenue and Yeaier
Way. viii be ready
Tho Could & steepls steamship
brokers, Who have occupied part Of
the old Chicago. Milwaukee & ST
Paul offices have moved into new
quarters in the Cnlman building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

The Nippon Yusen Kaisha COM
pany's lyo Maru sailed from Seattle
for the Orient this morning The
vessel carried 60 passengers and
7 600 tons of general merchandise.
The cargo OF the vessel consists OF
flour. cotton. steel. iron. tobacco.
cigarettes and hardware. In addi-
ton to the heavy consignments
there are many shipments Of small
err articles OF merchandise usually
shipped from this port 20 Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

State OF Ohio. city OF Toledo. Lucas
County, -.
Frank J. cheney makes oath that he
~ senior partner Of the firm OF y J
Cheney q Co. doing business In the
city - Toledo, County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will nav
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRA-< J. CHENEY
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day Of De-
cemher, A. d 1856 A. W. GI.EAaoN
SEAL Notary Public.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taker inter
nally. and acts directly on the blood
aud muoous surfaces of the system
e>snd for testimonials free
y, j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. q.
sod by all nriEgists nc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
pauon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
HE MUST WAIT.

PORTLAND Ore. March 10
Charles T. Lord. an attorney in
dicted for conspiracy To obstruct
Justice by defamiug District Attor-
ney Heney. entered a plea Of not
guilty yesterday and requested an
immediate trial This was denied
by Judge 35ili gsr s. so stated that
none OF the laad aid rn-es will be
.titcd until JEne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
CHICAGO MARKETs.

Reports for The star by ". A..
Ryef & co. il2 Columbia street, by
afINutp wire,
Seattle, Friday March 10.
Wheat High. Low. close.
May. MA. ia. 1865.
July. 943-S. %. 925-S.
sept 81 1-2. Sc. Sc Ia.
Corn
May. IS as, 477-S. as.
July. IS "a. Is, 4Si-A.
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SUPPLIES FOR
BABIES
At ltho'5. NOTE THE MONEY.
SAVING PRICES.

~ divers Skin Soar. for most ten
or skin 2sr rrkaa ........... IOo
Astiin's BABY Fan1 afaaat size EA-
aalted Grt IIe.ifk'a 81 90 size Use
@ssinen'a Baby Powder. zse size .
- ..... -..-. ..-..s..t IL lie
IVA Taicum Powder. extra large
90 srss s-sss ss4sss#sss Il .jc
80 cross Talcum. 35c size 49,. 10o
Ds,.1o- Derma Soap. for baby's use.
= cakes .- .....s. ...#ssss IL lee
sesar o. Aiik. Gquibba. FUN 10 .1Do
sasaf Of Miik. l. a RS. full NJ 23o
''ptsing Bottles. regular Toe kinds.
TOT DO .s.-. ..s..sss.#.s. Zoe
Ntppies. most al kinds. three for
ftsas -..s- as=ss-..s ADc
ihIanfs' Hair Brushes. soc kinds 800
ihfAnts Combs. Zsc kinds ..... 15e
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WASHINGTON. March 10

. WASHINGTON. March 10 =
= The president announced at =
= the cabinet meeting today that =
= the policy OF the administra- =
= ton for the present at least =
4 would be 10 retain in office all =
= lneumbents without regard 20 4
= their length OF service. This 4
4 applies to all departments. =
\ Secretary Cortelyou said II =
a will especially apply to the =
4 postoffice department =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
rNcLE TOMS cARIN. /.

The Virginiau" viii close tam8r-
ROW uirhl 1t the Grand. on sun
day afternoon Stotsau's Uncle
Toms cabin" viii take the boards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

a copy OF the gold medal prize
awarded by the National Children's
Home society for the best exhibit
At the St Louis fair. Was received
here yesterday by II. y. Brown,
superintendent Of the Washington
Childrens home. The prize was
awarded TO the home for the pic
lures and statistics exhibited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
..,.n,inu,d uym Yesterday

4. a.. ir.sslln'snt at Mr. Deans !.
a the Ninth Legislature,
So 49,, eorrsspondent introduces
go 70 TIE Public Spirited
- s-.,e,ls. % sauae et the Powers
49, ths Throne, e aouae Bills
:, Sh,rhsr ard intellectually an
-. a.. millloua res biil"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

QUO Nadia" win close At the
Third Avenue tomrrow night sun
day afternoon THAT Little sescde. p
a new dfniect comedy. VIII take the
boards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
STAR THEATER

The star theater's vaudeville bul
win not be changed until Monday
afternoon. Several novel acts sre
promised for the cmins week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
Our Own "on. est" Way

or getting your shirt business.
Monarch" only 800 each at T.. n.
Brooks a. Co.'S. 1891 End ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

WASHINGTON. March i0-The
president today nominated Edwin
Whitson. OF North Yakima, Wash,
for district Judge OF the Eastern
district OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR VALUE.
Al The new styles In Monarch
sasfts. only fl00 each At n. n
Brooks q cos. 1891 End ave. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
NATIONAL MEAT co.

206 Se~Sad Ave. Tel. Main 12it; n
place prices
Poultry o al o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Any Piano in the above list fully guaran-
teed by us and taken back later on, and full
purchase price allowed on finer make. You
are asked to examine these Pianos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Gtruas OOnt SclcpgOn.

@cld' riciigc TimcnIionen Der &c.
brnllh oes GeIepbonS i'll oell Serei-
niqtcn Stooten ongenommen bat,
qcbt aus cinem 9cridlt 0eS Sanoels'
requirements beroor, Der oicier Gage
pcr0iicntIiht Worben lit. Gbenio 5cigt
oieIer 9erift boB Der 1elepbonoienit
ocS Qanoes lid 81 einem Wonopol
oitSQerpohien bat. Gie uAmcrican
3elepbon uno 1clcgropbs Gompognie"
bat sic Gontrolc iiber AZ nnoerc Cont
poQnie'n erlongt uno beberrlht 0amtt
nobe5u 20 Ero5cnt ouer Ielepbon'
DrIbtc mo 81 YroSent Scr I'M &c.
brdltd) ltebenoen telephone. Snt
Sabre 1880 bctrllg Die 3obI ouer i'm
@ebruud Itebenoen Telephone oeS
2anoeS 5l,319, 10 OuB auf o%nnd6erno
1000 @erionen cin 9eIepbon fam; III
1902 belief i'd Die 3abI Der 1elc'
phone ollf 2,315,291 io0oB ouf etlpo
81 Eerlonen Der ~@eiommt.8eoolte'
rung elm Selephon entfdIlt. Tiel bat
81 oieier 3unabme bcigetrogell, OoB
iid) 0aS GeIepbon audi tuctte Sdnos
Giitrifte ero6ert bot. Selepbon.gSer.
binolIn9en nit SurmbGuierlt lporen
in 1880 nod unbefannt, ieBt IIto lie
bGufig. Gle Sotnl.Gintiinfte aaer
3eIepbon.S pltenle beliefen iif) III Dem
@~eridtsiobr uiti nobeju 81 Wiaionen
Collars, Der Retto.& erOienit ollf 81
$50 65 GoQors. Ncbcn Der yNnleris
cat Selcp6ons@ eieIlihoft" Nibt eS
nod gegen 200 an0erer SpItene,
nucin nid)t gor5 5 Ero5ent aller bas
ben 1000 oocr nlc6r Telephone in1
8ebrolld). Sll Sen @roBItGoten lit
Der Wcttbeiucrb u~nnbbGngiger Eeles
oit.0eieQiduiten fnllrt mebr mOg-
lif; 0o bat 0nS Wonopol Die Gor=
bono. Mie ~geluoltig iid) Der De
broltd) oea SelepbonS geIteigert bat,
9c)t oarullS bcrpor, oaB eS bier5us
lnnoc Den S%cIegrnpbcn mcit iiberbolt
bat. @Gbreno IN 1902 Die 3nbl Der
teIegropbii6er 0epeid)en onndberno
81 Milionen betrug, belief iid Die
3abl Der teIepboniihen Wiittbeilungen
ulI iiber 5000 Wfiaioncn. SclbIt bic
Yoit lit binter ocn Gclepbon 6liriid
geblieben, 9oS bate iid Der Srieo.
ridsooricr SdluImeiiter Reis nidt
trGumcn lolicn, 6oB feline gnfollg&
Der ied)jiger Sabre gcmodJte Grim.
Dung iid) Die @clt 10 raid mo in Dem
WioBc crobcrll ipiiroe. Gr lit IN bite
rer Armiltb gcitorbcn; icine gcrin9en
Ginnobmcn gin8cn 1T ben Grperis
mcnten 0roui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
7.unrtemcnt fir 6ffentlide SGnten.
Snh.Trnnrtcment bee otsSngentfnre.

9HIfimore, oen II. Sannnr 1905.
Geparufc oerfteaeItc 6oroerIn9S > Sheeooie
unrfirt ,Bropoials for &utnber," "Sropolal5
inr Gam ,8ropoiuIS for Gobble or hubble
Stamina Stoue" uno yQrofen Stotc, "Bropos
fnIS for Bitrtfieo 9aoine BIodS, " yBropoi1lS
TOR gitrifieo sclper grid," r9ropoinIs for vi.
trifien Srner Pipe," .Qropofals for Mspbalt
8iods, ygropoiaIs fcr 2lmertenn BortlanS sc.
mcrt,d gTrOpoiuIs for Curb stones, 9lliter
Stonc5 lfno 5lua Clones" "Eropolnle lor sra.
mite Bnoinp gIods.~ pBropoiuls for StoeluIlt
nro Seiucr Grid, fir ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'M Separtement ocS Staot Sngenieurs lu1breno
ScS Sabres 1905 tuerbe1 Dierour6 eiIlgeforoert
mn bis 3lnt %. Sanliur 1905, Norntitta95 II
ilbr. inter Der @loreiie oeS DGonro OF NlpnroS,"
care of SoarrD 8. Sooper, Regiiter." i'm 8iiredr
oe3 carbohydrates, 8otbbais, cnt9e9eII &C.
Gin beaIalibt9ter Gbed in Der SDbe oe8 in
bcu Spe3ififaiiouen angeeebenen Beira9ee. aez
3oacn an Die Groer oes WiGbors II. Stnotr1tbs
bon Baltimore, mlb iebenI Areebot beleettl9t
Iein. s..
Tproerunas.s uaebote fonnen auf Serlongen III
Sielem 9iireau entgegen genoHlrten tuerneIl. ITs
aebpte lueroen fir ieoe glrt Der obeit gennliiltef1
Materiulten ip~ejifi5irt entaegei genonlrte1. 100
her Dieter Mot ale 9eldIltttet Dtdierlalten
.. Z. 5eHbaa,
StdotS ngentelr.
geitdtiet:
6. Slab Stnnnus,
8riftbent Der @ontrnftsSeboroe.
(Sdnt3,1 4,16,17.1 Is, t9,20,2t .23.24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Die %ecrmaniid)e Grbidaft in Sranf'
reid.


Ger ebcnaIige ironioiiid,e @allten'
Wtiniiter Yierre 8nlloin moht III CT.
mem Nrtifcl Ieinc S~anoslclite oaraiif
nnimcrfinn1, iuie notbUetloig fiir tbrc
rationale 2ebensfrnit Die WiIdnng
mo iortip0brcnoe Grncueri,l9 9ernlns
niid)en 9liltes iiir Sranfreid) lit. er
weilt nod, oob ole @roBe mo Mod)t
1T Dem 8leid)9emid)t 5lpildcn Den la
teiniIhcn unh Den gcrmanild)cn Gle.
melttcn @nllien'S herrIhc. DDS 5cige
lid id)on bonn 5cbllten Snbrbitnoert
oil. is lei fir boS mooerne ironf.
reid bunoertmol belIer, ipenll cS itils
ter Dem GiniluB OeS HorOens bliebe;
oirh noroiide 9luteinfiibrlng fonnc
Srolltreid) mir gciuinnen. IilS Die
lem 8runoc beflogt 9nuoin Die In.
glicbcrml9 bcS Gliab nit leinem Dor.
bcrrid)eno germloniid)en Clement an
bnS 9eutId)e Hcid); ollein or finbet.
bob Die Wiiduung bon Nuslaltoern in
6ranfreih lpieoer 5iiilcbme. IS leb-
ten in 6ronfreih mebr, ais cine Mil-
lion Ilisl1lioer. Sci ocn1 anluufien
Der 6omilicn in berl lebteil pier5ebi,
Sobren ieien 40 EroSeitt MuSl1nocr,
uno oieie Batter Die n~teiIten 8ebiirteit
oiifjirpeiien. Wcnn Sronfrcid) 10
oidt mie @roBbritnnuicn tebolfert
iuore, miibte es 20 Ntilionen Giniuob-
iler 5oblen, TAFT oas 9oppeltc leiner
lesigen einpobner5obl. IS niiroe
oiirf Den 3i5ns onoerer e~uropGiid)er
Notionen eelpinneil, ober mir infer
Der 8orbeoingung, bnB Die Boiler
germaniiden llriprungs babel Die
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tern I'M 4ltsIortoe 8lagen iiber 8la'
gen I'M Staats , Geportement elm.
Iauien iiber RatrtroIiiationS 3 Sal.
i6ungen, Die Ben 8ennlten I'M Mus
Ianoe oieI Sderereien un0 8crbrltB
MAIDEN; ooB yomerifonii6e 8itrger"
I'M IllSlanoe I'M SduB nahiud)ten,
0ie nidt oo5 gering1te Inred)t oa'
rouf bGttelt, o6er ollf ibrem Shein
bcItGnoen. IS lit 0eSbulb bohlte
3eit, ooB Oieiem SdluinocI cIn Gnoe
gemod)t miro. Oton tunn iid) NIT
ben San RooiepeIt'id)en &orItIo'
gen uoIlfommcn cinperitunOen erfIds
rem, MIR oiirfte Die 3abI Ser 8erid)tS-
bofe, Oenen ole 8epGbruug oeS 9irs
qcrre6tcS onbcim geitellt lperOen
ioa, nid)t 5u gcring bcntelien Ieiit.
8egeniuGrtig itcbt OoS Redt ettpo
5000 @eridten 5ll. Cine groBe Ser
ringerlng miir0e sic grruerbung oeS
9iirgcrrcftes fir meni9 9entittcIte
be0cllteno %eridrpercr. SIS luiIroe titr
&ieIe groBc 3eitoerIuitc uno 8elo'
opfer ioroern. Gam ltebt 5u be-
fiir6tcn, onB bel elmer gcieBliden
g}cuorommng Der DECENTRALIZATION Die
notiuiltiiteu Glcrcnte cine i%ucIent.
lifc GrIdrwerlung ocS 9iirgerre6teS
orrdIcbcn mcrocn. 9uS lpGre bonn
llcbCl.