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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01

hind Ephrinell's boxes it is not likely
that Popof will see me, even by the
light of his lantern.
l do so, and | watch. 1t is not Popof.
for he would have brought his lantern.
l try to recognize the people who have
just entered. 1t is difficult. They have
glided between the packages, and after
opening the further door, they have gone
out and shut it behind them.
They are some Of the passengers, evil
denty; but why here-at this hour? I
must know. / have a presentiment that
something is in the wind. / approach
the front door of the van, and in spite
Of the rumbling of the train l hear them
distinctly enough.
Thousands and ten thousand demons!
am not mstakenl 1t is the voice of my
lord Faruskiar. He is talking with
Ghangir in Russian. 1t is indeed Faru-
skiar The four Mongols have accom-
panied him. But what are they doing
there? For what motive are they on the
platform, which is just behind the ten
der? And what are they saying?
OF these questions and answers ex-
changed between my lord Faruskiar and
his companions, | do not lose a word.
when shall we be at the junction p
In a few minutes"
'Are you sure that Kardek is at the
points?'
Yes; that has been arranged"
What has been arranged? And who is
this Kardek they are talking about?
The conversation continues.
1--WE must wait until we get the sig
nal" says Faruskiar
is that a green light?" asks Chan
cir.
Eyes. 1t will show that the switch is
over"
l do not know if l am in my right
senses. The switch over. What switch
A half minute elapses. Ought | not to
tell Popof?' Yes, ought. 1 was turn
ing to go out of the van, when an ex-
clamation kept me back.
'The signal-there is the signalw says
Ghangir.
"And now the train is on the Nankin
branchr' replies Faruskiar.
The Nankin branch But then we are
lost AT five kilometers from here is
the Tjon viaduct. in course of construc-
ton, and the train is being precipitated
toward an abyss.
Evidently Major Notitz was not mis-.
taken regarding my lord Faruskiar.
understand the scheme of the scoundrels
The manager of the Grand Transasiatic
is scoundrel of the deepest dye. He
has entered the service of the company
to await his opportunity for some ex-
tensive haul. The opportunity has come
with the millions of the Son of Heaven
Yes. The whole abominabe scheme is
clear enough to me- Faruskiar has de-
Tended the imperial treasure against XII
Tsang to keep it from the chief of the
bandits, who had stopped the train
whose attack would have interfered with
his criminal projects. That is why he
had fought so bravely That is why he
had risked his life and behaved like g
hero.
But somehow we ought to prevent thi:
rascal from accomplishing his work w,
ought to save the train, which is running
full speed toward the unfinished yiaduct
we ought to save the passengers from @
frightful catastrophe. AS to the treas
ure Faruskiar and his accomplices are
after | care no more than for yester
days news. But the passengers-ant
myself-that is another affair altogeth
er.
Ito he continued.I
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01
Shade for Poultry.

1t is easy to give the poultry the
needed shade when the range is fairly
well covered with trees or even small
brush, but where it Is entirely open
poultry suffer so much from the heat
of the sun that the freedom does them
little good; indeed, it would be bet
ter for them to be confined in large
yards, where they might have shade
during the day and a run on the
grass after the sun goes down. How
ever, it is not an expensive plan to ar
range a number of tents on the open
range by erecting a frame of light
strips of wood and covering this frame
with unbleached muslin. By sharpen
ing the ends of the posts the frame
may be secured to the ground, yet
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01
Two Mistnkea.

A farmer who had frostbitten corn
thought it worthless. So In 1908 he
failed to save 1t. He found, through
a neighbours experience, that stock
would live on It alone through the
winter. Another mistake was in not
preparing plenty OF insecticide, by rea-
son Of which potatoes were destroyed
by chinch bugs. On the other hand,
cabbage was great success, some
weighing as much as twenty pounds.
He saved these from bugs by killing
them by hand
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01
DiDIouacy.

Madam said the tramp, as a mid.
dle-aged woman came to the door in
answer to his knock, would you give
a poor old man bite to eat?"
why" she replied, you are Ger.
tainly able to earn living. You don't
look very old"
Looks are often deceitful, lady,
answered the hungry hobo. "Why, I'm
old enough to be your grandfather"
And moment later he had his feet
under the kitchen table, and nothing
she had in the pantry was too good
for him.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01

ing, where the dip is squeezed out Of
the wool and the animal allowed TO
stand to drain. The Illustration shows
how this tank is built. B indicates
the Slated walkway and A shows the
exact shape of the side portion of the
box; the little drawing above the tank
shows a walk down from the end of
the drainage box which will prevent
the sheep from injuring their legs,
which they would be likely to do in
jumping.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01
The Special Correspondent

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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01
Grand Collection.

Sharpe-Come out to our china clos
ct. l want to show you a collection of
souvenirs
Whealton-Why, every piece OF
china is broken and numbered
Sharpe-Yes, they are souvenirs Of
our different cooks.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01

easily lifted and removed to another
portion Of the range when desired.
The plan is worth the attention of all
poultrymen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
Ter d,inciiid)c Vupcptt.

Sum Gronctsco, Sal. t0,
0e5rmbcr. - Die 9oucott 9cnc.
qllrtQ 9cgen omeritoniidc @ooren bat
qcitcrn olid) ocr bicliqcn Wiortt III
Wiitleioenltolt 9e5ogcn, iltocm Die
oui Dem 0umpier yMionfurio" be
oienitcten Observation-Disclosures, aod,c,
G%lltitu1rtcr mo &ci5cr. ollrd) d)incli-
Idle Elofotc, mcItc in ONn Shiiis.
r0lmIihfcitcn onNcitloaeu morOclt
moren, Ou5u qcliibrt, iid meiAertcn,
bon ocn. mic ilblid, al Noro gefon.
mencn umeritnnilhc &ouilcutcn ull0
Snlliircrn Mnnrcn 81 f%ullicn, 10 Dab
ocn @c'dlQitalcutcn Der gcluobnteScr-
0icnlt cntgnllqcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
in Wtihuanfcc ucrbaftci.

M ilmoufcc, @iSc., 10. 0e5.
- GborlC0 Sanocll mo Solti5 Sllon,
5luci Nrbcitcr, mlrocn infer ser Nns
flo9c. Dor iiini Mod]cn in Glcpelono,
8, Nin9c inn @crtbe bon $4,000 gcs
itohlcu SIT bobcn, bier ucrbuitct ltno
mer0cn nod Glcpclono ouS1clicicrt
mcrocn. Wton fuuo bel SunocIl III
cincm INN ocn0uIs gcbun0cncn SGidI.
den $1,000 bour. Gr cr5Gbltc. oaB
err Elm Eudct, in mcIdcm lid) ~foltbore
Ringc beiuloen bottcr, in eineml
StruBcnbobn .@o9gon Qciunocn uuto
oaralli bic Ringe nod mo mad, SIT
@elO Qcnloft babe, nobel inn icin
@cnoiic acbolIen babe. Gin5clnc
Nilgc botcn oic @ciocn 5t $40 bis
$50 an, mas Den NcrOoft Der a0,ticr
crrc0tc, 1ptIhc oic EoIi5ci oti Die
Spltr lcitrtCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
Gcfcs GcudDtidIiff.

Treiicbn Mcniden bciinocn lid al
9oro INTO idppcbcn III Ecben"ge'
iobr.
Nemport, u. s, 10. 0cjclftper.
- 9(l3 Der OroGtloic Ncrfcbr init DEM
9tuntldet South Sbool Seltttld)ltl
nm $50 bcltte9tad)mittog abgebrod1en
lullroe, nllBte man, Onb onS 6nbr5eHg
lcd rto biilfSbeOijritiG mar. 9oS
MaIIcr mar, obgIcid Die Vfnnnld)ott
ben oolt5cn Gag iibcr acpimpt bottc,
10 bod, g%citicqcrL BOB cS ooS 6ener
inn aciieIroum geIoidt bate. 0oS
aononcnboot Silt" Ioate OcmSeudlt'
idiif 5l @ilIic ellen, ollein gcrooc olS
cS I'M 9c0riiic mar, sic @erite 5lt
pcrloIIcn, brod icinc Moihinerie 5ll-
Iontmcn. Gem &crncbmcn noh lit le-
oof scr 2euhtOicnIt Compiler oN5o.
lea" pom Nep.9 coiorO nof Dem
Shouplabc ubgcaun9cn.
Gas 2cud)tidlff miro pom Dem
Captain &orgcnlcn ans GENTS,
Mui1., bcicbliat unO bat ullBer lelner
ans sc6n E%erionen bcitcbcnocn9l|onms
Ifoit oltf rrei 6ltnfcntclcgropblIten
an @or0. Mon boiit, OoB Die mollcr-
0ihtcn Compartments ooS 6obrjelg
ilott crbultel lucroen, olcin Die Gage
ociicl6rn crrcgt troboem S%elor0l1llle.
Sin 6citiaer Noropcititlrm lpiltbet.
mo oic Stcllc, 100 0o2 Scrttld)tr.
Dor gnfcr licQt lit u MIcilcn BON Der
aiiltc crticrnt. Gic al 9oro bciino
lid)clt brci G%cIc2ropbiitcn bciBcn
HuiicQ SnrbunfS, Charles 9lontcn.
hip uno ". L. Snpocr. @co. Ncorn
aus Bolton lit scr critic Moihiniit oe3
Tohr5cuas uno Stcpben 0opi9 olt$
Gnir @uucn, Wio'l., Scr 5iucitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11

@rrIiu 70. 0cjcnbcr. - Ter
Gorrcipouocnt ora o%ofoI In6cigcr"
in Gpottuhncn mcIoct, ooB Die Giien
b0bn 5miihcn MIrbollcn mo Ectcr@
brtr0 ilrur nod offcl lit, obcr Die
3luciQIinicn acidIoNcn li10. Ole
Strifcr in NiQo hubcn 0cn EniinGicr-
&crfcbr nodl NM BON petersburg
poQit0uoig obacihnlttcn. Gic Stritrr
bcholptcn. OoB Scr Observation-Disclosures
SotoIoif Der pom clucm &riCgaacrid)t
3um (oOc pcrtrtbcilt, nbcr 0ciicE
Strorc oui Griufcn oca Giirnbobu
%crbon0c9 ouQcbIih o~bgcGuocrt mar,
thutidtIid} Qch0ugt morOcn lit.
@uurru UuruhcH in scr
NGhc Ger @ouptito0t.
@crlin. 10. Gc}cmbcr. - Cine
non GrcitoQ gtod)t ootirtc 2cpcihe an
Den u%otol Hn5ci0cr" aus Ecicr9burg
ioQt:
.Nuucrn lluruhcn limo in 6cm
Commencement petersburg mlaacbro.
den. Ger lmpcit Der Station GIllu
lpctino ser Noltiidcn Gilcnbabn belle.
gene Y1uoijB Der Giiritiu (roubcBfon
lit ouaacplilHOcrt morocn. Cine
Shua0rou @nrOC Huuullcric lit IN
Die @cQcno pom @utifino on9 30
NfcIIcn bon petersburg bclcAcn lit
Im0 no lid) Elm toiicrlihC3 Sd)lob be
inject, Qciun0t nnroCL nm oic Bat.
crn nicOcr}Inpcricn. Nic NrbeItcr olli
Den @iltcrn in Den Niltriften Sam
um0 Ectcrhor, ionic in ocn
Spiritu3brCmucrcicn uno Nipltcrcicn
BADEN NcItrlft"
MicoCr ami lCincm Soften.
&ctcr9burQ, s. Gr5cmhrr,
9toht2, Oio &cllinQior3, 10. Gcicm
Der. - Ger omcrifoniihc Notihuitcr
Wfcpcr lit nit ocnl Noro. Grprcb5u0
bcrrtc ans Berlin bicr ciuqctroiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11

~ltrirte Bombs meroen 5t Ocmiclben
3eltpunft pcrlon0t iperbcn. Cicic
gelonmte MISUNDERSTANDING miro
Sl.2O0O00 nu0ntad)el.
Ser Wcrimctbcr Sail.
Ger Northumberland mllr0c uui eli
ncr gcitcrn Spiihcn bcnt FrGli0cntcn
iino Der gelommtcn GpnGrcB GCIcgo
ton 0cs StootcS Souilinnu, Dol mcl-
d)cm Werilpetber in bic IlotterzN fo.
0cmic entIanot iuor0cn mar, ltutt0C
bobtcn Goniercn5 Cifrig bCIprodjeu.
sic Souilionu TclcNotion moditc
Die Nmuenhunq MuitiidJcr N(uBrc-
Qcln gegcn Werimcthcr pcrnlic0cn le-
ben; Der G~r1libCnt fnnlltc oClt Scr
rem abcr mn mittbcilclt. Dob or Dir
Nttcn Der frieQ@gcridtIid}cn llntcrs
ludJtng GclCn oCn Ncnormtcn Wiih
lbpimon nod uid)t 6urdl0clrbcn bubc
mo ooB or bicAbc5iiqIih feline Ont
ihlicBulQ i0Qen tonne, bcnor cr Ole
SndIc nit SerrctGr Nouoporte
NurdMcIprodcn babe.
Wcni0 NmcrifunCr sort.
ghli cine AulrnNc oc@ Stooty Nc.
purtcnlCnta bat Ger uncertainties
2oniuI III Wurldluu crlpi0crL 0uB Die
3nbl Der oort bClinOIihcn Nmcritn
ncr lcbr nbcbcutcuo lit. Gr lilgt
bin5u ,boB cine lricoIiGc Sdlidtlug
Der gcgcnpGrtiQcu lluoncbmIjd}Ici
ten lcbr bol0 5ll crmOrtCu 1T.
Slottcrn ouf Scr - NIP D."
Nul Der Nodt Subj" lpcIdc
pont Er0iiocutcu M%ooleuclt mn lei
l1cr 6onliIic iiir &crauiiNulNatourcu
bcltnbt miro, lit Gin NlottcruioIl emf
ocdt lporocu. @i%bcr lit mlr Gin G0I
cntocdt iporhcn, mo in Oicicm SAT-
ut {" cln Nc0cr Numcu3 Clarence
Wtorlolpc. Gericlbc muroc ioiort nud)
Dem Solpitol 9ciouot. Die Gomilic
0ca Fruli0cnten bat Die ,Soht lCit
bier Wod)cn nid)t bcnltbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
Sulliiiun AMI Der ,Sontn &c Nabn."

Sopefn, SIS, 10. Ge5cnber. -
Ger nod) Often gebenoc Gnliioruier
Ecrionen5ug 9tr, 6 Der yAthiion, 20.
pcto unb Santa sc Giicnbobn" col
Iioirtc bel @uOOoo, Col. nit eiucm
Sitter Grtru5ugc bon porne. 9eibc
@%ofomotiucn mo cine An5obl 8og-
9ona murOen it)ucr bcid,06igt uno
mcbrerc Eoiiogicrc c~rlittcn ~errlte
Guetlhlln9el, mo nod ldnpercr mllr-
Den Der GrprcBbntc Strong unb Der
Eoitclerf WoooS Ocrlebt. Cine ialihc
NulIoilntQ Der crtbeiltcn 9eicbIe lo0
81 Dem llninIl gciiibrt huben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
Srcnc Glufuiu'S MiDrocr.

e bicogo, ST., 10. Ne5cmbcr.
Or. Nlipcr =. Nort, mclder Dor
etlidcn Monotcn Don ct. &ouia bier
her fam, crfI0rtc iid Der Grmor0ung
bon Nrcnr &lotom iduul0ig. Gr
r0ulntc cin, ooB or Dem 5u0liiGbrigen
MGbd)et, nit mcldjcn cr nIlcin int
Nouie mar, cine 0oiia Wiorpbium bel
0cbruft babe. lpeld)c Sen &o0 hcrbci-
iiibrtc. Phi Die GroGc oca 9iidtcr2
@ornco crpiOertc Sart, CT 'ci lid) upll-
itGnOig oarilber flnr, 0uB er ami lcilI
@citGnoniB bin sum Go0c U%crurtbcilt
mcr0cn fGnnc. Ser Stant5nupult
mo Snrt'a GcrtbcioiNcr tnmcn iibcr.
rinL DoB lie Dem Hidltcr &urnr2 Den
llrthciIaipruh obuc MeitcrcS iberia
iclt moQtcn, obcr ca mlr0cn 3ellgcIt
ooiiir beigcbrnd)t ooB Sort fir icinc
SanoIitnaen negen DciItiNcr Storlulg
l1id)t uerdntmortlid) Acnlod)t mcrocn
fonue. Wcbrerc &%rrcndr5tc crtlur.
ten Nort iilr uljlrchulnaal0blg mo
elmer pon ibncn gab iognr 0n@ llrtbcll
ub. ooB cr ~bod)0roOiQ iOiotiid) lei.
Hitter Barnes nobm 0cn Sail III Grs
mGguug uno ltclltc Die Nbgobe Zines
@rfcnntnilica iiir Die ndd)ltcn (ogc III
NllSiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
SdriiisnndDridtcn.

Gibraltar. 10. 0e5cmbcr.
Yniiirt: 9ompicr oFrin5 Oscar"
bon Ncm Yorf nod) 9tcopcI unter-
ncQs.
Scilln 10. Qc5cmbcr. - Gle
Camper o9ronOcnbur0," Don @oItl
more nod) Bremen, minneapolis"
bon Ncm- BORT nod 2on0on, mo 40
n%teronian. bon Son0on nod) SulItar
betimnlt, iubrcn bier porbci.
9eofp &euO, 10. Qcjenlbcr.
- Ser Gompier Bremen" poll
@rcnucn lrod) Ncp.Nurt conli1nlrt,
mltroc bier gelid)tct.
Soutbamp ton, 10. Ec5. -
Ger Camper vNcm Dort" por Efero'
Dorf lit bier eingctrolicn.
2iperpooL 10. 0cjcrnbcr.
Der Camper n@eor9ic" noll Nrtu-
Dorf lit bier ougcIongt.
2onoon, 10. G%c5cnlbcr. Ser
Iumpicr .Suroiuion" pon WonireaI
ltef bier cll.
0opcr, 10. 0cjcnIbcr. Ser
0onpfcr .9lilhcr" bon @ambnrA
ieBte ieiuc Hciie nod 9tcm BORT tort.
Iem 9ort TO- Gci. Hnges
fon1men: oic Compiler 0Eotricio"
bon Somburg mo yGormouio" bon
0ipcrpuol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
Gin aeitcrn iriib int Gtablilic.

Gin geitern irilb I'M Gtnbliiic.
mcnt Der aleiberfobritontcu @ebrll-
Scr O'@rnon iii Hoibpiuc, Senn..
aus0cbrodenes 5eitcr rittcte Sdo-
ocu 5ilnl @etraac pen cirto $4,000
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
81 =SanfprGlibcnt III 3ndthansbait
pcrnrtbctlt.

Glcpcldn {, :. 10. Gcientber.
- SIN @unoeSOiltriftS @criht mics
Glftcr Soplcr Den Nntroq oes Grdii-
oentcn Der Nntionnlbnnf in Gallon,
8. =. 9. SapeS, lueldcr filrSlidJ Der
VcrleBlin0 Der N~atlonalbanf : @eIeBe
ld)ulbiq ~bciunocn lit, ulti @eniligltng
ellteS nclren observation-disclosures ab mo
perurtbeiltc i'm sit elmer Soit BON
~ Sobren ;3uhtboiD uno ben So
item ocs NcrfabrcnS. Gbcnlo mutroe
in Dem Solle ocs ErdliOcnten Goiparo
6lldinger BON Der rIlidinger @beeI
60" i'll Gallon uertnbrcll, meld)er Der
Ytitidulo an Sopes' Gerbred)en ifill-
Dig beilrnoen mar. ru,b gegen oieien
mllr0c nltf cine 9leid)c Straie erfoftnt i.
Scloc Ingeflngte mcloeten Die Se.
rlililttg an 0as areis . Mppellgerid)t
on. Die .@olion Hotipnnlbont" bnttc
om t3. 6ebruor 1904 lire 3ablun.
gen eingeitelt mo ibrc 0nrleben luto
0iscunti bclieicn lid oui $1,000, 900.
Is Itclltc it'd sur 3eit ocs Centuries
berars, bob oiii Die Yonf bon Den Eo.
picren Der ,Tlidingcr @bccl Co."
Der .@olion @ogon & @enr 60"
uuo Der Decatur 0itggp 60" nid)t
perrigcr ais $4,000 ab1elnben ma.
ret. Sones aeborte Den Gireftorielt
Der ucrid,icoclcn acnanntcn Sirmcn
an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-11
HCnC@ Sdladltihiff.

Stopclloui Scr r&Oo6o" oui scr
Sromp'ihcn @crite in Ebilorcl
pbio.
Ebilo6clpbio, 10, Gci. -
Noa Sdloftidili o,&Sonbo" muroc
Ncitcrn nm - llhr 20 Wtinutcn in
ser Doro Der u&}m. Gromp Chip &
engine Nuiloiua 50" bonn Stopcl
QClollcl. Scr Suuinft lpur0c BON
Sri. Sollilc Nan @oooing Scr IS
idbriacn Eohtcr pom @ouocrncur
Grunt u. @oobinN BON %Onbo poljo-
gen. 9luBcr @oupcrncuE mn0 6rol
@oo0inQ, SbcrIt $. &. Sumter pom
Stobc reo @~punCrnCurS, ltn0 ObCr.
rid)tcr mo 5rou 2. 3. SoodiloQcr,
nor S0obo nod ourb cine aus
MoibiHAton bier unAclunNtc NiirQCr
GClCQotinn pcrtrctcu. Hicic BON &c
neral Is. q. gSi0iom&, Sem &crtrrtcr
Der Cramps in g2oibinNton cmpfol-
gene Delegation lultrhc bon 6cl SC.
rotorcu Trc0. Z. Iuboi3 unb ", q.
&cUburu m0 Superintendent Burton
gee Grcrd) gcfilbrt. Nll6crOcnl morcn
5oblrcidrc 1IottClt-Giii}icrc BON ser
&coNlc &@lonb gfoop 2OrO, ionic
itootlidc u,ro it06tiid)c Ncomtc oll-
mcicn0. Hod) ser G@crcnlonic 0C@ Stn-
pclInuiS pur6c Gin rcihC3 @nbcl-
iriibitiid Icrpirt.
Sic .&bobo" 1T ciu Sdlottidiii
critcr SIoIIc un0 6ciNt in ibrcr inuc.
rem G%inridtlng sic mcitNcbcnOc &cr-
m~cn0utQ clcftriidlcr Sroit inn @e.
triCbc mcOrrncr aricQalhillc. Ioit
6ic NCiommtc Siilfsnlolhiucu Gin
rid,tlung miro NIT clcttri'fcr Grieb.
fruit oI&Qcitottet mo Die bci0en
NioitCu crholten Ipporutc Iiir 0robt-
loic Iclearnphie. Git mr6Bcu Der
bGItniiic Der nSbobc" 'ju0: @Gngc
$50 SUI, @reitc II TltE (iciQona
2i.S 1ub mn H%ormQchoIt 1900
Gonrcn. Gic Sobracitmjuoi0fcit 1T
controfilih olif II Snotcu Die Stlrl
DC lclt0ciebt. 3ie GoppClihroltbcu
ipcr6cu BON Grciiodl CrpuniionSulo
Itincn Qctricber. Gas Shluhtidiii
CrhGIt Die iolaen6c @cldijBou&rii
ihtnQ: Suuptbottcric; bier l2-iouigc
SintcrIooergeldiibe, in }lucj Eonier
tbilrmcn oufgeltelt oht i0nige
&intcrlu0cr in bier Euu}rrthiirmtc
oufc0clteQt; ndt 7.56uiQc NintcrIo-
scr, birtcr Enn5erbcfIcjormQ nulac
itcnt. unb 5luei 81 50HiQc [orpc0o
Miohre. SiilfShottcric: }u5Ii 3 i1lIi.
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SUBSTANCE AND STATUS
OF JAPAN'S PEACE TERMS

The substance and status of the Jap
anese peace terms at the adjournment Of
the commission Friday afternoon were as
follows:
1. Russia's recognition Of Japan's ''pre.
ponderant influence in Korea, with her
right to preserve order in the civil admins
tration, give military and financial advice to
the Emperor of Korea, Japan binding her.
self to observe the territorial integrity OF
Korea and { Is belieyed) the policy OF the
''open door Accepted.
2. Mutual obligation to evacuate Manchu-
ria. Accepted
3. Japanese obligations to restore in Man
churia Chinese sovereignty and civil ad-
ministration Accepted.
4. Mutual obligation TO respect in the
future ''the territorial integrity and admin
istrative entity of China in Manchuria and
to maintain the principle of equal oppor-
tunity for the industry and commerce OF
all nations-the open door, Accepted.
5. The cession of the Island of Sakhalin
to Japan. Refused and final consideration
deferred.
6. The surrender to japan Of the Russian
leases of the Liaotung Peninsula, including
Port Arthur, Dalmy and the Blonde and
Elliott islands. Accepted.
Z. The surrender to China by arrange
ment with Japan OF the branch of the Chi
nese Eastern railroad running south from
Hardin to Port Arthur and Newch~-ang,
privileges obtained under the concession Of
1898. Accepted, in principle; final agree
ment deferred.
8. The limitation of the Chinese conces-
sion obtained by NJ. Rothsten and Prince
Uhktomsky In 1896 under which the ''cut-
off" through northern Manchuria was built
to connect the Trans-Siberian and the U.s.
SURF railroads so as to provide for the re-
tention Of the ownership and operation of
the line by the Chinese Eastern but WI
provision for the eventual substitution of
Chinese imperial police for Russian railroad
guards. Accepted.
8. Remuneration for the cost Of the war.
Refused and action deferred.
TO- The surrender of the Russian war
ships informed in neutral far eastern waters.
Disagreement, and action deferred.
IL. The limitation Of Russias naval pow
err on Pacific waters. Deferred.
r. The grant to the citizens of Japan Of
the right to fish in waters Of the Russian
littoral from Vladivostok north to the Ber-
ing Sea. Agreed upon.