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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
MERRY YULE TIDE
BRINGS OUT BUYERS
PROPHECIES or uNpHEcHpENT
70 TRADE ruLFiLlRp.
BUYING IS GAINING FORCE
Lat Days Of the Season ny Far the
Best spring Business Re.
ports Far Ahead of previ.
u Years.

New York, Dec. 2a-Bradstreeta
says: "As the season draws 10 q close
holiday buying gains force, and early
predictions Of unprecedented business
are being fully realized. Retail trade
Ia heavy winter goods stili drags, w.
Ing 70 un~seasonably mild weather. Re-
order business In jobbing lines adapted
20 holiday needs 10 more than ordInar.
ily active for a usually quiet stock.
taking period, and some lines, especial
ly dry goods, are really active, despite
the approach OF the turn OF the year.
Spring business reports continue ex-
celient and far In excess Of previous
years. though holiday influences tend
10 somewhat restrict Immediate new
engagements. Manufacturing is active
al rarely before at this date, iron and
steel leading with enormous outputs
and record engagements ahead In all
crude and fabricated products. Open
fall weather still fayors building actiy-
ny, and another big year is indicated
by hIga prices and active demand for
material, particularly lumber, the out
look Icing for q heavy cut this win
ter. winter wheat Is In good condition,
with fair SNOW covering Demand for
money is active, but collections could
be better. Cash IL stlll moving TO the
interior but the liquidation Of three
Chicago banks has not, apparently, af-
fected the situation seriously"
r. o. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review OF
Trade says: Although mild weather
greatly facilitated Christmas trade
and building operations, both Of which
are ~gurpasging all previous records,
reasonable staples would move more
freely II the temperature were lower.
Yet there n little complaint, despite
unsettled weather conditions, and in
jobblng departments holiday quiet IL
expected at this time, reports are re-
markably uniform regarding CONNER
clal conditions, 10 section making an
unsatisfactory exhibit, and mercantile
collections are improving In the face
of high rates for money. Railway
earnings thus far available for Deem
Der gurpass the figures OF 1904 by g3
per cent.
Failures thls week numbered 226 In
the United States against 241 last year,
and 80 in Canada compared with % a
year ag01
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
OPERATION 10 succEservl.
w. O.. kenworthy Rallies and Hae
Good Chances OF Recovery.

w. q. Ksaw6ethy, who was suffer.
ing with q st%rangulation OF the intes.
tines and came quite a To death
Friday night and Saturday morning,
was operated upon successfully satur-
day afternoon and the many friends OK
the patient will DO pleased 20 learn
that he Is relieved OF the trouble and
Is progressing nicely.
The operation was performed by
DIR. Schooler, OF Des Moincs, assisted
by DR.. Hutchinson, OF the same place
They were attended by a professional
nurse whom they brought with them.
In attendance upon the operation were
Doctors James Muir OF Duxton, j. b.
Muir, Or. True and Dr.. Hunter OF this
city.
The trouble was technically called
"Strangulated Umbilical Hernia" The
rupture occurred in the navel and mad
existed for eleven years. A knuckle
OF the intestine protruding had caused
the strangulation and at the time or
the operation the physicians found IL
necessary TO induce life In the intes-
tines thus caught by hot applications.
Inc operation, though most diflcult,
was entirely successful. The patient
rallied following tho operation and the
nurse states that he Is progressing IN
a surprising way.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
WOLVES BECOMING BOLD.
Animals Starving IA Northern Woods
and Several Attacks on Human
Beings Reported

Superior, Wis, Dec. z5-The abb
q Of deep snow in the north woods
IL making hard times for the wolves,
and - a result they = becoming
bOIder AZ the season advances With
out deSp snow the wolves are unable
10 follow and drag down deer and
moose, the winter prey, and reports
from the back country indicate that
the wolves are beginning 70 seek food
close TO human habitation, thereby be-
coming dangerous, but also easy VIC
tins 70 the pelt hunter Cases OF wolf
attacks upon human beings are FREE
quentIy reported, but as yet no one
has been killed By the animals, In
Minnesota and Wisconsin the wolf
bounty Of $40 for a grown animals
ears, 81 for a cub. makes the occupa>
tlon Of wolf hunting By poison, d0gs
and guns a profitable one, and several
hunters have found She business worth
their while. An average Of one wolf
killed each day in Douglas county,
Minnesota, has been the record 80 far
this month. The total amount paid
out In bountles was sfg1 otto GasIin,
Of Gordon, Wiz, brought IN 90 sets Of
ears this winter.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
N BRIDGE COMBINE.
Eizhtesn Indictments Returned by
Ohio Grand Jury for Violation
Of AntiITrust Law.

Napoleon, o., Dec 25 - The grand
Jury has returned 10 indictments
against Ohio bridge corporations for
alleged violations Of the Valentine anti.
trust Law, The companies are charged
with forming a combination 10 keep ~
prices, and II n asserted that they
have had the counties completely al
their mercy on work done. The state,
10 IL claimed. has been divided into dis.
triets BY the bridge combine and certain
companies assigned 70 certain districts
thereby killing All competition on bridge
work. II IL stated that ciyn action viii
be made against the companies %
recover damages.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

J Ete msnhtga ~ lha thfba pflnoiphl
denominations N rAnndA viii vote ful
. united vhafgA N 1905.
Over g.hUe lives wefe loal ana tHu,
n0o.n po Mosik " property destroyed
dnfihg TIE recent vladlvinlok riots.
Tha iUwe legislature, which con.
venaa January :. will take 70 q food
o. suggestions for new insurance laws
Tue International livestock erpopl.
tlon IA chlcaeo closed with 4 record
attendance foe tho week. bsT,ffs per.
sons attending
Blx days OF strenuous liquidation
closed fUr the Chicago National bank
with aggregate withdrawals of $4,000
900 IN deposits.
r. N. j. Mcader. aged 60 years. shot
and instantly killed his wife, Matte
Meader. and fatally wounded himself
At Dallas. Texas
Prof. Hoiiender. In q report on the
Banto Domingo situation. declared the
United states must act at once 10 pre-.
vent European powers Intervening.
A crowd OF unemployed In London
stormed 81. Paui's cathedral, and with
songs and blasphemous shouts
drowned out the voice OF the preacher
and almost broke up the service.
william seims, son Of q banker in
Williamsburg, N. r.. confessed IN court
that be tried to rob HIS fathers desk
and murderousiy attacked his fathers
partner. who discovered his crime.
On the petition Of j. w. Ryan, a
stakeholder, Henry O Pomeroy was
appointed receiver for w. II. ARM
strong q Co., manufacturers and deal
ers in surgical supplies at Indianapo-
lis.
Robert Fitzsimmons, heart-broken
after his defeat In the prize ring, was
stricken with a new sorrow In San
francisco when he received a telegram
from his wife announcing that she had
fed with a new lover, said 70 be
wealthy.
George Westinghouse. the inventor,
in a communication 10 the Railroad
Gazette Of New York, sounded 'ths
knell Of steam az a motive power on
railways, and said the single phase al
~ternatiug electric current must furnish
the motive power Of the future.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

laDghl IA nlnatf alone and UA lbe
ilIhhlhsl fNalsIehee ha MA hNaltu INTO
luaphAYbiiiiy
moba Fought stuhbesniy
ghs eUwds muNbl The troops With
lalenaa Hgvbbninneaa. usinn principally
teyolvsfs and haAd hfunndea. but
mauy hundreds ~ persons had fines,
ana repeatedly stood their ground, evan
while they we're being mewn down BY
Quick snging Runh. MANY innocent per.
. h wefa killed, 8monK them a mum,
beg OF women. Many bodies were
blown 10 pieces by ahrapneh In
Tvcfskaia street. whore the crowds
weru %ennladed, the losses we're heavy.
alri students were conspicuous behind
the barbados, elthgr carrying wound.
Oh on taking their places ~ the ranks
and cheering on their comrades.
A Critical Situation.
g. Petersburg, Dec. Erwin Mos
cows baptism ~ blood, the revolution.
aries made good their throat 10 tfans-
form the strike into armed rebellion,
and the next ~ hours should determines
whether they can marshal sufficient
strength 20 plunge the country into an
actual state OF civil war and seriously
threaten tho immediate downfall Of the
government, The government pro.
fesses confidence that the whole at
tempt will fail, owing 10 the wocful In
suflcIency OF arms In possession OF tho
proIetariat, and BY reason Of the 10y
atty Of the army ~ a whole, but its
calculations might again be rudely up
set A few ~argenals might be seized
10 furnish arms or the open support OF
q few regiments might start a landslide
in the army. Certainly the shrewfest
OF the revolutionary leadtrg fully APP
.preclate that the issue must be de-
cided By the attitude Of the army.
which is yet 10 cast the Die. I%ngtruc-
lions have gone forth that rlsings must
occur everywhere IN order 10 test the
troops, and n a fOotbold can be 80.
cured, g. IS the intention of the rcyo-
Iutionarieg 10 get up q provisional gov
eminent and proclaim a republic.
General Strike H Spreading.
That the STRIKE Is spreading through
the empire Is shown BY dispatches
received from the following places:
yIna-Tbe railroad men Of the VII
na-EaraDOyitebi and the BaranoyitcbL
Byelostok lines are working. but the
Laninez-Ronny and Luninez-Pinsk
lines have struck.
. ROstoa-0n.D0n-Work has stopped
on All the railroads and street rail
roads; printers and employees Of sey.
ersi factories have Joined in the strike
garssn-ODeratiOns in the work
shops Of the Riazan-UraI railway are
a. a StandgtIlL
gyeJogtOk-The strike IL IN force on
the yfInzlEaraB0yftehi and Royno, Ia,
krinma, and Rriangk railroads,
Kien-Ail the employees OF tbs
Southeastern railroad have gone ont
KoHYOma-Tbe emDlOyes OF all the
factories have struck.
KbYsk-Tbe striking railroad men
have proclaimed q provisional govern.
meDt and hare issued an appeal foI
guvkgrt IA setting uD a Russian re
public.
oreI-M the village OF Fetkoi ths
peasants killed two revolutionary EN-
fSNayfee. One Of them was beaten h
hAsFh ana fhs other was burned,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
Gold Mine Msqnate.

Lon Brissey, formerly Of this city,
nov OF Arizona, and n OF the own
ers and operators Of the famous Bull
Frog" gold mine, one Of the richest in
the world, ~ In the city for q brief
visit at tho w. II. Kaibach home. La
honor OF the gentleman Mr. q. 8. Ellis
gathered about him a small company
OF guests Saturday evening at his
home in Orchard Place and the even.
ing was most pleasantly spent.
Mr.. Brissey since leaving his old
home has progpered In the worlds
goods and is today possessed Of con.
siderable means, and II might be In
cidentaily mentioned that no In wear.
ing some handsome stones Of unusual
size and ~briIliancy,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
XMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
Children Of Prime School Enjoy a Hap
py Occasion.

An excellent Christmas entertain.
ment was given at the Prime school,
taught by Title Kruse, last Friday
night, Dec. %, which was enjoyed and
greatly appreciated by a crowded
house. The program rendered was az
follows:
s0ng-c0ronation Hymn.
Scripture Reading.
Invocation.
ong by the School
Recitation-CorA DeRooi.
RecitahonAPeter Hugcn.
Recitatlon--Jennie DeRooi.
Quartet - Warren Caldwell, Mrs.
Mary Boston, Migg Ida Bode, Garrett
Dyketra.
Recitaton--L%Wfg cruzen.
Rccitation-Fred Clark.
Recltati0n-Don gherburne.
Recitation-Annetta Cruzen.
RecitatIon-Vern Clark.
Song by the School
Recitatlon-Elmer Lyle.
RecitatiOn-Joie DeRooi.
RecitatIon--Ruth Boston.
Recftatlon--JOhn Vanderbilt.
Violin 9oIo-Thos. Q. Beach,
Recltation-Henry Hugen.
RecItatlon-John Vandyk,
goIo-Warren Caldwell
Recitation-Eick Dykstra.
Recitation-Bert Vanderbilt.
observation-disclosures Dykstra.
Violin SoIo-Migg Title Kruse.
RecitatloD-Dick Hugen.
Quartet - Warren Caldwell, Mrs
Mary Boston, Miss ida Bods, Garrett
Dykgtra.
Recifatlon-Tunis Vanderbilt
Pantomime-ganta Claus.
Diatribption N Presents.
The pantomime OF Santa Claus wa
q pleasing surprise 70 ALL as In tn'
0rgt Gene they bebcld him In his shoI
making up HIS pack; in the secont
| scene, he war seen appearing from
aeoye With HE pack and placing pres
entg on the tree.
The program was wen rendered
and the room and the tree we're yerI
beautifully decorated with such taste
foI deslgns and arrangement az effect
lively give such an entertainment tn
proper Impression Of its aim and pur
pore
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
CHARGED with HmbezzIemsnt

Oakland, Cal, Dec, z5-Mlss Luii
Bowen, a clerk employed AZ sub-statloT
No T. Oakland poGS Office, was taker
into custody Saturday night, charged
with embezzIement Her accounts are
II IS charged, short 1900 Miss Bower
has been employed al the s~ub-StatloI
Tor many months, Her alleged short
age covers a period OF one month only
The big amount was made possible b
the heavy Christmas rush.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
"a Infroduced Moat BiIla.

Washington, Dec, %. - Representa-
tive BrownIow, Of Tennessee, holds tbs
record 10 far for introducing bills at tbs
present session 81 congress. IN ~ days
he introduced 81 bills The total num-
Der Of bills introduced IN the house IN
the ~ days wa 10,0e1, 81 against a total
Of 1S,zOs for all the sessions Of the 1as.
conRYeGg.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
NEGROES ENGAGE
IN BLOODY RIOT
uBnfnrMAa Fnotfo IN oKonuiA
KINDS Inv nIoonsrrED,
rwo AeE KILLED OUTRIGHT
three Others Dla Later and Eight Are
wounded-ons Of the Killed
IL 4 woman-oyer Fifty
Shots Fired

valdosla. Ga. ice. ga bloody
riot among negroes waa reported here
from Ewing. a %tufpentlrs camp be
tween Fargo and ~. George. on the
Georgia, Southern a Florida railroad.
The riot was he result OF n Christmas
froiic among negroes. who had been
drinking A general fusilade occurred
and over so shots were fred. Two
negroes were killed outright, three
were mortaiiy wounded and died later.
while eight others received bullet
wounds. A negro woman was among
the killed and women we're also among
the wounded. One OF the women was
brought 20 Fargo for treatment, hav.
ing several bullet wounds IN her body
and another Of the negroes came here
with part Of HIS chin and Jaw shot on
having received the contents Of q shot.
gun at close range. He win probably
die. II was impossible 10 get tele.
graphic communication with the place
as there Is no telegraph ONCE there
and only meageT information could DO
had from nearby statiosg over the
railroad wires Parties who came on
the train from that part Of the coun.
try stated that the row was entirely
among negroes and that liquor and
women caused r. There IL, however
a report that the white superintendent
OF the turDentine still at Ewing tried
70 stop the fight among the negroes and
thus became involved in f. and that
ne eaved his life only by quick work
with his gun This cannot Be yeri
fed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
IOWA cARlsTIAn COLLEGE.
Work Of the Fall Term Closed With a
Fitting Program.

oBkaloosa college was closed Fri.
day for the winter term with a spe-
cial service and program at the chap,
ell hour. There we're a number OF
special musical numbers by members
Of the school and President Burton
made a few well chosen remarks con
corning the work Of the term. The
principal address Of the program was
made by Rev. 8. Ii. Zendt, who Is al
ways happy in the expression OF some
excellent thought and this occasion
was no exception 10 the general rule.
The school will now BIO closed for
one week, opening on MONDAY. Jan
uary 1, New Years day, for the work
OF the winter term.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
YlouAeY Diea guddenIy.

Clinton, III, Dec, zz-Dr, John
Warner died suddenly Thursday after,
noon, aged ~ years. He was born IN
Virginia IN 1919, and came 70 Gin.
ton 20 years ago. He IL the father Of
Commissioner Of Pensions VesDaeiar
Warner, Dr. Warner was q mgJor 10
the clyIi war wounded a. the battle 0,
shiloh. He was the head Of the BAN
INK firm ~ John Warner 4 90, Last
rear be ga~e Clinton a tzs 900 hospital
which he also endowed
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
yictiro Of an Auto Accident.

New York, Dec. 25-James r. Mar
tin, prominent in New York seclety
q member Of the New Yofk Yacht club
the Metropolitan club and the CountrJ
club, waS Instantly killed Sunday neai
Flushing, l.. T., when his AUTOMOBILE
plougned into a strip Of loose dirt OF
the side Of the road and turned com
pieteIy over. Stacey Clark, who was Il
the car, was seriously injured. Mr.
Martins skull was fractured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

Minneapolis, MINI, Dec. Z~-charlei
o. Bader, proprietor OF tho Falls hota
IN his city, was murdered IN the bai
attached 10 his hosiery By tho bulle'
shot of an unknown man who was .
partner in a b0ldup when tho sum o.
$500 was secured, The murder wa
committed without p~royocation, Baoei
standing behind the bar at the Tins
and making no attempt 70 resist ths
msgked men. who had announced thai
they had come 10 take his money from
hfU,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
New Mall Service.

washington Journal: onicial notice
has been received to the effect that
mail carr will be put on tho Fire6y,
numbers 40 and 50, Columbus functions
TO OskaIoosa, and on the Burlington
from Winfield TO Washington. This
viii give tho towns along the Branch
and on tho u, b. & Q. two ually mail
services. The date Of the beginning
Of the services has not yet been fixed
but Il II expected that II will be In
augurated shortly after the beginning
81 the year, or al soon az the cars
for the service can be completed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
MESSAGE FROM INDIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huber Send Christmas
Greetings 70 Relatives.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren halbach re-
cefyed a happy Christmas remsm
brance yesterday in the shape OF a ca
bIegram from Mrg. Kalbach's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Huber. The
message came from Rangoon, Burma'
liza, India, where the Huber.Spencer
PARTY arrived yesterday In their tour
around the world. The message re.
ported the party well and enjoying
their trip. Letter adyices 70 friends
here state that Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Spencer will not complete the circuit
Of the globe but will return home from.
Japan, sailing from Yokohama about
the 9th.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
Bod Robbery.

rev York, DEE, N-Fopr THOUSAND
AoIlars worth on antique Jeweiry, In
eludlnz diamonds, emeralds, rnbies
topazeg and pearls, was stolen earl
SUNDAY from the show window o.
Arm Of dealers In antiques At zbz Fiftl
ayenue, me thief smashed the win
DOW and seized q jewel box IN wnici
fbe missing levels we're exhibited.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
ROYAL Arcanum HIT,

New York, Dec. z5-Bupreme cour
Justice 0ayn0r, of Brooklyn, handed
down a decision In which he declares
that the supreme council Of the Roya
Areanum has no night 70 put into effect
rates for the assessment Of member
different from those AZ which theJ
we're admitted into the order,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
Disaeter In Mexico

CITY Of Mexico, Dec. z5@Thirty mi-
n<rg nave been SuTocated ami damage
which will run into hundreds of thou
sands of dollars has been canned by a
fire IN the santa Geffrudis mine, one
81 the most famous properties IN the
Pachaa camp The FIRE started FRIDAY
morning and sim IL burning
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

Washington, Dec. Vs. Miss AIics
Rooss7elt on Friday announced to a
few personai friends, including ons Of
hsv prospective bridesmaids, that mo
date Of her wedding finally has been
fred for Saturday, February H. II VIII
be a 1ay ceremony. The hour ~ ret
% BE- determined.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
DIED a. the Acc 81 100.

Northampton, Mass, Dec z5-Mrs
Drusllla Hall Johnson the daughter d
a soldier OF the American revolution
died At her home IN this city Sunday
aged 100 years. Her father, Aaror
Han, was taken prisoner BY the BRITISH
during the struggle for Independence
and carried 70 England
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

Registry Business AZ P~ostcfhee Makes
splendid ehoNdpg.

The registry business 81 the local
p~ogtofHce in the caring for special noi-
DAY mail, shows a gratifying Increase
over al previous records, and the
management IL therefore pleased
The business Of tho largest day this
year wa4 1s7, and q second day ran
1se. The total for the week va eight
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

La Grange, H., Dec TIA FIRE
whieh Is believed TO have resulted from
an explosion Of Oh IN a paint room IN
the rear Of o. ~ Packers livery stable
At la Grange, Ill, caused me b1s Of
20 horses. an automobile and ssyersi
carriages and delivery wagons. The
loss wfI exceed sz5000s
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

Alma, Kan, Der, z1--Chrig Ander
son, his sen Morton, and his mother
Sn1aw, Mrs.. H. j. woodward, of Alta
nina, Nan, were killed here Dun1aJ
While crossing me Fsiiway tracks theb
carriage being struck an1 demolished
bg al engine.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
Wl1ow Mnrdezed.

WnBiamsDort, pa Dec zz-3irs.
g1sah WkltmiYs, a WIDOW, aCed 81
years. was murdered Wednesday night
IN her home near me village ~ Muncy
VALLEY, gu1lfvan county. Robbery IL
believed 70 haye been the motive,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
Nav gay Island Of TAHITI.

Gan Francisco Dec, zz-The steam
er MsripOSa which arrived from Ta-
Mi "Wednesday, brought the new that
a ramor IL current throughout Tahtti
mat The United states government has
offered France NO00OO1 Tor me
f4gAn1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28
49, &c Il ) Yorfune.

Appleton, Wis., Dec. 20. - Martha
Klotsbicker, clerk ia a store here, haf
received notice that she has become
heir to a ei00O0o fortune. She has a els
Ger AZ Marion, wiz, who gets an equal
amount.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

Paris, III, Dec. "a. ~ w w. JuntgeD
"a acquitted ~ . fury of the charge 81
eynamltiBe tho E13ar County bank fof
me DurDoSe ol destroying The rceords
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

hnnAted and hfty tttrs ~pAehakee, az
ANalnhl seven hundred aud eighty
nlnu on che Same week % the previous
yoaf The record Tor the week BY
dnya "A ~ fullowaf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-28

IUFHI tt4tt slt 4aE Uttts4Etb 2
Twenty registrations were made on
Christmas Day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
Official Circular Sent Out Giving
Official Interpretation" Of III,
Speech to zemstvo Delegates
RESCRIpT NOT EXTENDED.


81, Petersburg, June 20. The oflciul
Interpretation Of the omperors speech
10 the delegation OF The gemsloylsas
and mayors NJ potcrhof June 10, IN
given IN the following circular sent by
the ministry OF the interior to all the
newspapers.
"'rho words pronounced by The ems
peror during the reception OF The
members Of the semstvos Of munich.
pall,ies have con'incorIcc,ly intcrpre.
ted by n portion Of the periodical
press and several newspapers have
gono 10 far 0s TO doduco thoroiron
the arbitrary conclusion that the en'
peror's words implied an extension Of
the imperial roscrlpt OF March 3, TO the
minister OF the interior IN the sense OF
n conyocotion Of representatives Of the
people ON the basis of the existing con.
stltutions of the countries Of western
Europe, whereas II was clearly shown
by the emporor's words that the COM
ditlons OF such conyocation were 10
be based on an order OF things cor-
responding 10 Russa's autooratic prln-
clnes and his mojosly'e words con.
tain absolutely not the least indlcN.
ton Of the possibility Of modfying
the Fundamental laws of the cmplroc,
consequently the central ndministra.
lion OF press affairs by order of the
minister Of the interior informs All
publications appearing without censor.
shin that the cmporors words can be
published only In the form IN whch
they were reported IN the Official Mes.
sengcr without additions on abbrcvla.
tons, ana IN order to proven, dIslor.
ton OF the significance ~ the imperial
words II II found necessary TO pr0hib.
II tho publication IN the press of any
Kind Of deductions or interpretations
which do no, accord with the direct
and clear meaning Of the cmperor's
uttcranoea,