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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

A letter from Grant S. Hager, chair.
man of the executive committee of
the press association, states that the
meeting of the association next week
in Bismarck will be, as he terms it,
hummer He has already had ap-
plications from thirty-seven publica-
tions calling for fifty-four people, and
it is expected that the meeting will
show representation of fully SO pub.
LEGATIONS with from seventy-five to
eighty individuals. This will be the
record-breaking event in association
history, and every man in attendance
is expected to be a bona fide member
of the association and in the actual
business of newspaper publication
1nasmuch as there will be consider.
able demand for hotel accommoda
lions at this time, particularly for
those members of the association who
will be accompanied with their wives
it is again requested that people OF
Bismarck who have rooms to let at
reasonable prices for the two days OF
the association meeting, notify Mr. A
L. Woods in order that steps may be
taken to provide for the visitors.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
FINE MUST BE REFUNDED.
Porto Riean Wins Case Against the
Is United States,

Washington, Feb. 9.-The United
States court of claims has decided the
Porto Rican customs case of Narciso
Basso against the United States, hold
ing that the fine Of $1,000 collected
from Basso for smuggling goods into
Porto Rico was Illegally collected and
must be refunded. In July, 1899, Bas-
so was arraigned, tried and convicted
OF bringing goods into Porto Rico
without payment Of duty and was fined
$500 and sentenced to one months
Imprisonment. The fine was paid un-
der protest and action was begun in
the United States court of claims to
recover the amount. The court in eff
feet holds that the law under which
Basso was convicted was not extended
TO Porto Rico until May 10, 1900, near
" year after the offense was alleged
to have been committed and hence the
Porto Rican court had not at that time
any jurisdiction Of the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

reported later referred back to the
committee Of the whole.
H. B. 120. Martin. Providing fol-
the time of holding the district court
in the county of Billings, was read
and on motion the committee report
ed favorably when they rose.
The Committee Arose.
When the committee of the whole
arose they reported the following bills
and upon roll call, they passed: H. B.
Nos. 80, 81, II, &C. and 12O. House
bill 29 was referred back to the com.
mittee for further consideration.
Bucket Shop Bill.
Chief Clerk Sougstad announced to
the house that H. B. 35, prohibiting
the operation of bucket shops in this
state had been sent to the governor
for his signature.
The house then adjourned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

BY N. II. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Published every afternoon, except Sunday,
at Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at so cents
per month, or Sc per year. The daily sent
20 any address in the United States or
'-.ada, postage prepaid, S. per year; s. for
six months; $3.50 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con-
tanning summary of the news Of the week
local and foreign-particular attention being
paid to state news. Sent to any address,
postage paid, for 81 for one year; so cents
for six months; rs cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the Oldest
newspaper in the state-established June H.,
1873 1t has a wide circulation and is a
desirable advertising medium. Being pub
lished at the capital of the state it makes a
feature of state news, of semiofficial char.
acter, and is therefore particularly interest
ing to all who desire to keep the run of state
affairs-political. social and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

Back in the early sos, when all
was boom and bluff in Bismarck and
throughout North Dakota there came
to this city-to the Tribune editorial
force-one of those bright minds the
publisher of this paper has been so
fortunate in securing from time to
time-Will Hubbard Herman. A
pessimist of the most pronounced
type, hater of religion and of So
ciety, almost human wreck back in
those days-on the verge of insanity
he nevertheless wrote some good
verse, some wonderful prose. He
lasted but brief period and resumed
his vocation-a tramy Journalistic de-
bauch. 1t seems that from bad to
worse his journey finally ended in the
poorhouse at Memphis, Tenn, where
he died last month. What an aggre-
cation of celebrities have, at some
stage in their journey, tarried in
North Dakota-in Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
Calumet
Baking
r.. rHt- E4$ - = "a
Powder
Health
Economy. IL,
JOHN J. EYAN TO BE ACQUITTED


Cases Against Alleged "Get Rich
Quick" Man to Be Dropped.
st. Louis, Feb. 9.-John J. Ryan, who
was indicted on the charge of having
embezzled 100000 in "get-rich-
quick scheme, and whose trial was
called Wednesday, will be acquitted
by the jury selected to try his case,
under instructions from Judge Foster,
who early Wednesday night sustained
the demurrer filed by Ryan's counsel
to the states case.
After hearing Judge Fosters de-
cision on the demurrer, Circuit Attor-
ney Sager stepped forward and an
nounced to Judge Foster that mas
much as the case In which the states
witnesses had just been heard was the
strongest he had against Ryan, he
would enter nolle prosequis in the re-
naming three.
Ryan left the courtroom apparently
In the best of spirits.> 1T told you so,"
he declared to those about him. 81
never should have been brought to
trial on any of these cases. It is a
civil matter. The federal court has
passed upon it and the creditors got
their is per cent of the claims upon
the company, so what criminal action
can they have against me?"
The case on which Ryan went to
trial is that in which Mrs. Elizabeth
Bierlein of No. 4424 Tennessee ave-
nue.. is the complaining witness. 1t Is
charged that $40 was accepted from
Mrs. Bierlein after the company was
known to be insolvent on Feb. 10, 1903.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
ALL BADLY FRosT-BlTTEN.
Captain, Passengers and Crew of the
Damara Reach Pleasant Point.

Oamars Heach Pheasant Fo,nt.
Halifax, N. S., Feb. 9.-After bat
ting for twelve hours in an open boat
with the temperature below zero and
a mighty gale flashing the sea, Captain
Gorst, three passengers and ten of the
crew of the Inflated Furness liner Da-
mara have reached Pleasant Point in
safety. The men were badly frost
bitten and exhausted, some of them
being so benumbed from the cold that
they had to be lifted out of their seats.
The landing was effected with the
greatest difficulty and all in the boat
were thoroughly drenched by the big
breakers. Every person was encased
with thick ice from head to foot. 1t is
not known whether or not any of them
will succumb.
Captain Gorst said the Damara
foundered at 10 a. m. Tuesday They
had stood by her for six hours in the
lifeboat and it was only when the
steamer went down that they pulled
away. lv-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
TWO VESSELS CAUGHT
HELD FAST AMID THE MASSES OF
ICE IN THE HARBoR OF ST.
JOHNS, NJ. r.
CREWS IN GRAvEST DANGER
LITTLE HOPE OF SAVING THEM
IF THE SHIPS ARE GROUND
TO PIECES.
CREWS IN. GRAvEsT DANGER

st. Johns, N. F., Feb 9.-Two YES
sells, the brig Energy, bound inward,
and the brig Vidonia, outward bound,
are caught amid the masses of an ice
foe which packed against the harbor
Tuesday night. It is feared that both
vessels will be destroyed before morn
ing, in which case little hope of rescu-
ing their crews is entertained
Tugs failed in an attempt to reach
them Wednesday. The Energy sig.
nailed that she was short of provisions.
A party of men who were sent over
the ice with food were caught in the
blizzard and their fate is unknown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

!. House bill No. IS, Rep. McCrea's
bill to abolish the bucket-shop bust
ness in the state, to prohibit trading
on margins or contracts with no in
tention for delivery and providing
penalty, was the first house bill to
reach the governor, reaching him at
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Up
to this time two senate bills and one
house bill have passed both houses
and have been presented to the gov
ernor for his approval.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
AGAINST FARIBAULT BANKER.
Charge Of Misrepresentation Of Large
Sum 10 Made. s9j

Faribault, Mimi, Feb. 9.T. b.
Clement is alleged to have appropriate
ed to his own use the proceeds Of the
Robinson estate to the amount OF $780,
900, in an action brought Wednesday
in the district court by Mrs. Ehle Of
Minneapolis and Mrs. Joel p. Heat
wole of Mortified. Clement is the
president Of the First National bank,
now held under bonds to the United
States grand jury In suit brought by
the receiver OF the bank.
The action is brought jointly against
Clement, DR.. A. G. Rogers and John
Hutchinson, who were cotrustees Of
the estate. "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
Al OTHERS ARE INJURED IN
A MICHIGAN NINE.
FOUR OR FIVE men ENTOMBED
ALL HOPE OF REscUiNG THOSE
IN THE MINE ABANDONED
By THE SEARcHERS.

sand pounds of dynamite stored under
ground in a magazine at the eighth
level of No. 3 shaft of the North
Kearsarge branch of the Osceola Con-
solidated mine, exploded Wednesday.
killing several men, three of whom
have been accounted for, and injuring
many others. The force of the explO-
sion was felt for miles around and
men working in other portions of the
mine some distance from the scene Of
the explosion, were knocked down by
the conclusion. The cause of the dis
aster Is shrouded in mystery and may
never be discovered, as William Pol
lit, Jr., the man who was in charge
Of the powder, was blown into thou
sands of pieces, no tangible trace of
him having been found up to late
hour
The known dead: William Pollitt,
Jr., single, aged twenty-five, blown to
atoms; Mathew Kaskala, miner, blown
to pieces; Peter Kulpa, trammer, suf-
located, aged thirty-fve, married,
leaves wife and three children.
The more seriously injured are:
William Wills, Peter Putala, Gus
Donald, Joseph Movie, MILFORD Hum
phrey, Ben Orchard and John Noviet.
AS soon as the explosion occurred
the mining officials organized rescue
party who penetrated the scene of the
catastrophe by descending into No.
cir,r IF hn
lower levels.
The force of the explosion tore out
the plates of shaft No. 2 at the sixth,
seventh, eighth and ninth levels,
twisted the ship rails and tore them
from the stringers, and created havoc
In general.
Several Men Rescued.
The relief party succeeded in rescu-
ing several men who were taken to
the surface as soon as possible, where
they were revived in the open air. Six
members of the rescue party sue
cumber to the deadly gases and
fumes and were taken to the mouth of
the shaft and resuscitated.
Fortunately, only two miners and a
party of three TRAINERS were working
on the level at which the dynamite
was stored when the explosion &C.
occurred, or otherwise the list of
dead and MANNED would have been ap-
pallingly large. While no trace of
Pollitt and Kaskala has been
| found so far, it is impossible they
could have survived the terrible
blast, as they were in the immediate
Vicinity. The only body recovered is
that of Kulpa, who was suffocated by
the poisonous gases.
The dynamite was placed under
ground in the magazine so as to be
near to the men and save delay when
blasting was to be done. 1t consist
ed of 200 boxes of fifty pounds each.
The Osceola Consolidated Mining
company will suffer large loss as 1t
will be impossible to resume opera
lions at that point for some time.
A searching party has returned from
the sixth level, as it is impossible to
penetrate further The company is
sealing shafts to smother the fire,
which may be raging with great fury,
as the gas is very thick. Four or five
men are believed to be under ground,
II they have not succumbed to gas.
All hope is cut off, as it will be impos-
sfb1e to reach the surface.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
Woman Burned % Death,

Cincinnati, Feb. 9.-Mrs. Frank
Cory was burned to death by an ex-
plosion Of q coal oil lamp at her home
Wednesday night. Two hundred dol.
lars which the woman carried about
her neck was DESTROYED by the flames
and diamonds valued at $1,000 which
the woman wore were lost during the
excitement.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

1t is quite likely that Senator Nc
Cumber's grain bill will soon pass and
become a law. Under it several in.
spectors will be required which will
he a welcome contamination for Mr..
McCumber's friends. many OF whom
will want places and the senator al
ways remembers his friends. #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D.
Greene were indicted in Savannah,
Ga, Dec. 8, 1899, charged with embez-
element and defrauding the United
States government, together with Cap,
tain Oberlin NJ. Carter, in the per.
Torrance of government contracts for
the improvement of the Savannah
river and other river and harbor work
in that district, the illicit profits being
estimated at $2.00OOOO.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
IN FAVOR OF AMERICA.

English Privy Council Renders Deci.
sion in Gaynor-Greene Case.
London, Feb. 9.-The privy council
rendered its decision during the morn.
ing in the Greene-Gaynor case in favor
of the American government.
The council reversed the two judg'
ments of Justice Caron of Quebec
rendered Aug. Is, 1902, and ordered
the respondents to pay the costs of the
appeal. --. .. y. &c.,
The decision simply reverses Justice
Caron's judgments and leaves Greene
and Gaynor under remand as before
Justice Garon interviewed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10

Ten cents on the dollar off on all
goods and 20 per cent off on some un-
til the 18th at Faunce's. Call and see
them. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Alfrkwlroise pifbfablf.
Bas ia iansersr ;3eit I'm ttnearns Sanpf'
ltaot cnttpenoct puroe.

itaot cntpenoct puroe.
en- Ser unearii6en 6auptftuot 8uz
oapeIt tpuroe Dor GINGER 3eit ous Yflas
fter elmer garssn Strabe seitoblen.
gines Sages eri9ien elm 9err nit
etnisen Nrbeitern unb einigen 2dftpas
gen in elmer Der perfebrrei6iten Struz
ZEN urlb ertlGrte Dem BORT aufseiteIten
polisiSten, bab er bon Der Staotbes
bDroe beauftrast lei. Ous Strabens
pflaiter au erneuern. ia er bat ibn To-
gar, auf Die Nrbeiter 81 u9ten, oamit
iie ni6t stfpa lGfiig feien. Sm 9uufe
bon stpei Sasen lieb er sun5e @agsn~
laoungen BON Yfluiteriteinen %abfubren,
uno Der Sisbftabl fteIte ii4 erft ber>
aus, dls oie Mrbeiter BEL Der Staotbes
bOrbe eri9ienen. nm ibren 2obn gu
erbeben.
&ur5 burauf fpurbe III 8uoapef Elm
sanses 9aus seitoblen. Sn elmer ets
mas entlegenen Safe befuno fi9 elm
einftDdiges pribatgebduoe, bas 5ufGlz
lig leer ftdnb. @ines Sages eridien
Dor Dem 9auie elm Srsmber nit elmer
Reibe BON Mrbsitern uno lieb binnen
orei Sasen bas sanae Suus nieoerz
reiben uno oas 8aumuterial entfernen.
10 Sab fein !3ieselitein iibrig blieb.
Ha9 einigen Sugen erft fam Der Gis
aentbiimer oes 6duies, um Die Iuf>
fi6t iiber bas 9ebGuoe einem 9ausbes
iorger 5u iibsrgeben. Man fann it1
benfen, ipie perbliifft er mar. ols er
MIR eilen ieeren 8uugruno Dor fu9
fan6.
Np9 ettpas ipGter purbe uuf Dem
S9pabenbers BEL 8ubapsft Ous Dent.
NAL oes 9rafen stephan S5e9eaDi
~entpanot, oas Ser unbefannt eeblie>
bene SbGter in Wien dls yaltes Giien"
on einen STROLLER ~perfdufte, bon Dem
es bann Die Staot 8uoapeft Suriid>
faufen muBte.
Dor &ur5em eri9ien mitten IN Der
NaGt elm Mdnn nit elmer MnSabl BON
2aftpagen Bel Dem fleinen Sei9 I'M
StabtpGlb6en bon 9uoapsf. Gr lieB
fait ale in Dem Sei9e ge5I1teten
Slide nit sroben Heben b%erausbolen
uno entfernte fi9 nit Der 8sute mod
Dor Morgengrauen. Ils Der pd4ter
oes Sei6es am nG9ften Morgen ieis
men Saeesbebdrf aus Dem Seiae oedtn
fpolte, muroen Die NeBe leer heranss
qeapaen. gr eritattete &n5eige, bod
bate Ser Oieb bereits in Den Norsens
fun6en 6ie Slide pertdufen lahen,
) un6 man fonnte ibm ii ni4t mebr
auf Die Spur fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
General. gtretf TT Nosfau.


Mosfau, 81. October. Der
O eneraItrei trat heute
q a d mittas IN &rat t. @ue
8anfen, 2doen. Gabrifen fino 9e.
f9loHsn. MaHsn : Ieriammlungen
finben in allen Sbsilen Der Staot fatt.
Der @eneraIfreit.
g t. petersburg 9, ~. Oct.
Sab bic ausenblidli9e Sa4lage ni9t
Obre glutbergieBsn enbsn fam 1T bic
usbsrasuguns Der h6afen &esisrungs'
freife. bic isosn Nussnblid einen 3u-
Iammsntub 3piI9sn Sruppen unb RE
p%olutiondren in ct. petersburg er.
rparten.
Die Na9riaten aus ben probinaen
ino unheilbsrtiinbsnb uno in 2barfOf
III bas 2riessrs9t bertinoet uoroen.
Sin berporra9enbes Wit9lieb Der
&ssieruns CAB einem 8srtrster Der MR.
prehs beute bic folsenbe g%rfldrung:
.9ie Ga9lage if beoauerli9 unb Id
tann teinen anoeren Iusweg ieben wis
our9 bic bsmaHnste Wadt. Mibper-
fsbsn sic mid ni9t, i'd bstlase bic
ausf9ten aber bic Sruppen werben
gs3punssn isin 3u fsuern. Die &ebo.
l~utiondre unb $errorifen fino abfolui
barauf aus, sinsn 4onhitt hsrbsi3u.
fEbren, mas INNER mir aud tbun
m6asn. sic molten 8lutberstsben.
e t. petersburg, 81. Oct.
Wegen oes 8abnfreifs lit bic @arni-
ion auf babe &ationen beidrdnft Dor-
ben. 3uansi9 8ertreter bes repolu'
%tiondren 2omitss bsiudten bsute BIZ
Bantsn unb bsrlanstsn bic g~inftslune
Der @eiadfte. Sn Der gant FIR aus'
tudrtisen 0anbel pllroen ale berbaftet
Sie Sibiriide uno bic Nnoff Banter
folaten Der Weiiuns uno idloRen ibr
Sbtren.
g I. Petersburg. 90. Oct
Sas lsbte Slieb bes Babnnebss. psl9e!
bic Saupttaot nit Der MuBentpslt Der
banb, III nun s~erff6rt. Die 5inlanb
9inie bat ben Betrieb tuegsrt be
Strsitss Der AnseffsIten unterbro9en
Mebr Srubpen Beige.
3ogen.
e /. petersburg, 81. Sci
Die Sruppsn in Der Staot srbaltsn be
beutenoe Bsrfdrfungsn. Sie 9elbel
9%irafirs. Suiarsn unb oas Smsl
@egiment finb Dor Siarstois Sslo an
aetomme1 unb 5000 Mann tueroe
bon &eipal e~rtpartet.
:. Ius benz Stoen. Gublanbs laufe
febr beunrubigenoe Na9ri9ten elm.
Srepoff's 9 rotIamatio +
g +. petersburs, q. Oct
Sen. Srepoff bat cine protlamatio
srlaHsn, In Der er srtldrt. bic @srii&'
bon beporfsbenbsn ernfsn nnrube
ieien ~unbesrtinbet. Die &esierun
babs bie n~otbwenbisen WaBreseln g
trofen, UNI bic &ube untsr allen I'm
ftdnoen aufre9t erbalten au tonnen.
81. petersburg. 81. DIT. .
Sruppsr bic oas ReaisrungsgebduI
unb ben palaff beua9sn, uuroen
ben 96fen fiatiOnirt. Die 86rie III
8anten tperoen bon 9oRatsn, Drag
rsrn uno Snfanterie In GROCER Stdrt
bepa9t.
@rObe 8olts.8 eriammlungsn finoI
i'm polpte9nitum unb in Der Sing
nieuriaule fatt. I'm 0eriammlung
in ben uniberfitdtsrt su perbater. fsl
: @snl. Srepof benz golte 6alsrt In b,
:, entgesengeisbtsn Staot!beilen our @e
|, ftgan9.
Bic Scenert i'm Snnerrt Der l1nibs
IN iidt ipotten a0er 8si9reibung. :
50 benz eroBen 9ofe finb Bel fadernb'
rs Gadeaidt 5000 Stubsntsn. Nrbsii
uno 8erufsleute perfammelt, mel
= ben rebolutiondren Nnipra9sn laui
ten. Cine elei4 9roBe MnBabl if
Der 9lula 3uiammengepfer3t. I:
s1isbem 66riaal Der nniberFtdt 4
6anbtperter nod ibrsn @erpsrti9aft
periammelt. Mnbere &dun,e bier
J prOfsHOren, slersten, 6anSlunl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28

9ebiloet. Den Befebl ibernimmt Gu
pitdn ). g. 9OHmann, Der aIs Sbdit.
commanoirenoer ben @ommoborefdns
Der fhbren wirb. gr mar bOrbem
@ommanbant bss eroben 2reu3ers
Bring 9einria".
NuBer ,&oon" tpsrben i'm Sabre
1906 in ben amsrifanif9sn @spdHern
bic 6reu3er Bremen" unb Sale,
iOwie oas 9anOnenboot .pantbsr" ffa-
tionirt iein. Der ,&oOn" lief am 81.
SUM- 1908 ab; Der innere Musbau bat
iiber 3uei Sabre erforbsrt.
rina eopoIbs d m e.
riae &eie.
Berlin n, q. Oct. prin3 6rieo.
rid 2eppolb bon preuben, Der ben
2aiier BET Der Nrmee in Der Manbi9u.
ret b~ertrat, bate cine re9t abenteuer=
lide &eiie bon Wari9au nod alsran.
orotuo. Der s3ug uar our Mbfabrt
fsrtis als bic Melouns anlanste. Der
Bring wtiroe ni9t reiien. Nls bic
8abnbebienfeten unb bic Wa9en fort
ruaren, erf9ien Der Bring pl6bli9 nit
ieinem Stabe. SoIoaten nit aufge.
pfianaten 8aionetten mari9irten on
uno bema9ten Die Sbhrsn Der Was-
gons. Inter bieien 8oridtsmaBre-
aelu befieg Der Bring ben 3ug uno
bampfte ab. Nqe Tenfer ruarert Der.
idloHen unb bic 9ampen an Der Soto.
motibe Derountelt. Mleranbrotpo tuuroe
in Si4erbeit erreidt.
SeIegrapbiren BON Bill.
bern unb Sanbf9riten.
M Hn4en, 81. October. Sin
IOrtras bes neutrality-suspicious. Nr-
tbur 2Orn erregt grobss M%ufieben. gr
ls9te ni9ts @~erirseres bar als bic 26=
Jung beg prOblems, 8iloer uno 9ano.
f9riften au telegrapbiren.
Der Staatsietretdr bes @si9spoft.
antics, 3rdtfe, bat ben @rfinber einse=
laben, iein 0srfabren In Berlin bOrsus
fi5ren.
8ismarf's grie d
aus Der 5 rant urter
3eit.
Berlin, 81. October. Sein:
rid b. poi&inser finbist fir Nniapg
Nobember bas gri1einen beg 8rief'
tpedfels Bismard's aus isiner 6ranf'
furter 3sit an, als Der grobe Staats'
mann @~eianbter beim beuti9en 8uno'
NOR. Die 8riefe inb bon Bismart
fslbf nod tpdbrenb ieiner amts3ei
aussefu9t uoroen.
: Seut1 u merifanii9e
9anbeIsbertrag.
8erIin, 81. October. Sa
Musmdrti9e Mmt, bas Miniferium be
Snnern uno oas preneiids Sanoels
: miniferium tparer beute iber oi
: @runblagen zines rleuen 9anoelsoer
trages nit ben 8ereinieten Staaten
Der boz benz l. Mdr3 1906 In 8ral
trsten ioq, in Beratbung. Wan bofi
y einen fur beioe Sbeile alei9 annebm
" barren @ertras su ersieIen.
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