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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
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Sproiier bon Ser %. @oro offerirteS
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5ltgSfotalipitcm ais Der olIgcmcincn
jobrlid)cn Steuerumlogc bcitritten
tucroeu ioQcn, mGbreno Die Original
Gc%roronun0 bios Ingt, cS ioae cine
Steilcr fir Den llnterbnIt nuferlcgt
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9efiirtporter ullter 0cn 0rlWt0cigen-
tbiimern, beionoerS uuter oen Nit
glie6ern Scr 8rltnocigcnt6itm8b0ric,
ltn6 iheirt cine WeDrbeit, iuenigItcnS
BEG criteu Hotbs5iucigeS, fiir it'd SIT
ha6en. Die 8efiirlporter OeS Imct-
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Itreitilug Der llnterbaItrngSfoitcn
aus Der oGgemeiucu Steuerlumlagc
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item 10 pic 10 aus Ger oll9emeinen
SteuerumloQe 6eltritten mcrocn;
ipenn o6cr oaS ENHANCEMENT arlgc-
1lommen piiroe, fouuten fiinitigc
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raten uuicrle9cn, ietbit uenrt Die
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menoig MADDEN ioatc, baS &unSroten-
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2eiuug; weun poiiirt, braift oieieIbe
MIR nod Die llnteridrift oeS MnporS.
Morgen Nodmitto9 miro oaS 60.
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Sibrtig bolten nno moglid)er @eile
iibcr sic heioenGG oipfiu! &eroromln-
gen 3u einem GfhperitdnoniB font
men, Die Nitgficoer beS Gomite'S
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bot = &crorOuutg antobnt, iino be.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
SanitGts.9 eriht.

2ciocn scr Ntbming8orooae ior.
0crn Of Gpicr. - 3Sl ucllge6o.
rene ainoer mtgcncloct.
Nod cincm 9erift OcS Gjciluno.
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pe%rtloiicnen &od)c, gcgen 302 III Der
9IcidlauicnOen ISOLDE oeS &oriabrcS,
POP III 1908 mo 1872 III 1902. Die
SterbIid)feitSrote mar % pro 1000
Der @cfommtbeboIfcrung 1899 fir
Die @etBen uuO 1867 iiir oie 9eeger.
0on Den Geritorbcnen iuoren 80 I'M
altslanoe ~geborclL 81 luoren 9teqer.
SIN gop.Gielu-AiDl Itarben 8, IN
SoipitGlcrn q uno III anoeren S2SIl.
Ititltten 4 GerIonen; 25 Snqueitc
puroen 9ebaItell. Oils geborcn lpltr-
ben 304 peiBe ullo 80 Reaerfin0er
gemcloet. Die boupti6hlifIten 80.
0cSltridd1eu m0reu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
sdiffsfarten BON nnb nad Sentidt'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: SEA.
iiite $42.50 unb $44.50, 3fuiidenoef
$3.50; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
anjiite $50, 3uiidetoed (fiir ale
Ydfiogiere) 5000. 1beo. s. 0itner
e 60, 3iItficr OR. 3, I'D SIt.
Remington . Ctr. Uel6ipedief niib
GrIoienouugea. l323
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
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Wrpber Masfenbaa

Mpntas, ben t3. MGrs 1905,
III Der 8ermauia-@ Gnncrdpr.Sa Safe,
Gintritt % Gents q &criun.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
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ltitipt . 9aInbof, Baltimore. faalldl,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05

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3u GGren HooicDcGt'S &c.
loggt. - anlGBlif ser Snaltglts
ration bcS GrGiibcnten Hooiepclt pn.
rem geitern Morgeu Die NorooQlouO.
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onS bciltidc 9onlulat mo Die Igeu.
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nit ocn oncrifonildcn mo ocutiden
6orben b%cflaggt.
Ole oDentd Imerifu.
nif6e 8ener 9 / d. e.
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boS nit Dem 81. 0c;cmbcr 1904 5t
Cube gceollgcnc Sobr ibrcn grSlueiS
I'M yDeutid)en GorreiponOenten" Der
ofientlidt. 0orailS lit ST. ericben,
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be5obtt bat mo ibr @eid)Git o6lle
llnter6red)ltng ollf Der alten ioltoen
9aiis fortiiilrtc. Ger GiiSipeiS 5eigt
lueiterbiu, onB Ole 9lftiuo ser Gciell'
ifnft $396,Gt9 betragel, mo Elm
llcberiduB SIT 9unitcn Der Goliccn.
Snbaber in Der S0bc bon $277,250
porGunoen lit. 8enn man i'll 9etradt
5tebt, bob ole .0eutld. 9lnierifaniId)c
6eiier . Seriid)erungS : 6eielIidoft"
i'll 5olge Der grobcn 9ranofota.
itrophe $3S9,3S3 Misbesoblen mubte
utb iDrelt Heierpe. 6ono iln1 nobe5it
$4,000 erbobte. 10 l~ieiert Dies beil BE.
iueis, oaB Die Notwithstanding Der
GeieQid)oft int alSee5cidneten Sdn'
Den liegt. 9ireftpren ulib Mftieuil.
baber iirto ibren gerpflid)truteen boil
urib gar5 nad9rfomnielt, ullb onrd)
Die 9e5oblitta aaer ourd) ben groben
grano cn~titailoencn 8erIllite pildS
oos Sertroilen beS EublifilnlS 5u Der
Weleaid)oft in iolder 8eiie, baB Die.
iclhe iebt mebr @eid)Gftc, ipie npr
benz Seller, tbrt, sic lit ibrent 9lif
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red)t geiporoei. Die aapitalien Der
n9entih . anterifmtiiden Seiter. Ser
~iid)eruhgs -@eieaidoit beiteben aus
HeaierungS-0 bligutioneil, ionic itoo-
tiid)en @ertbpopiercn irn 9etrnge
bon $97,359; ailoere Sbligatioierl
iulb Nertbpnpierc be5iiferu iif alif
sci 800; i'll 8runoeiaentbums : Sp.
potbefen iillo $t49,tt5 ailgelegt; III
@rlnn0eigenibini $41,S5o. uilo Der
HeIt gepeil alloere CUTE Siderbeiteit.
Ger groBte Soften Der Gerbinblid.
feiten beItebt in Dem Wieoerperiide.
runes-HeIerpeiono III Der Sobe bon
$tO2,537. Die 9eamten oieier @e.
ielidaft. pcId)e iidl ipabrenb Der
groIei ariits, bic fiber unierc Staot
berciligebrodlei ipar, 10 tapicr aeDal.
ten bat, iitb: Martin Weperoird,
grdiiocnt: Martin aesmooeI, Wiee.
Gr1iioeni; 8. anoilenbrrg, Scfrctar.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
Sin 9aGHbeiscr Ucrnnglidt.
Gborlcs 9(lleu itoBt nit Dem aopf &C.
gen cinen @armnaspfoItcn.-G
lit cincu SdGbcl6rlld). - Ioot
uui Der Stcllc.

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uif Der Stcllc.
CHARLES IQcrl, cin 80 Sabre alter
Wonn bon 9tr. 5t3, SIt.GrcIton. Ctr,
@ci5er ollf elmer Nongir-2pfonlotiue
Der sEbiIooclpbia Baltimore s8oibs
ihgton.gobn," Itorb gcIteru &ormit,
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ionten Eo6es. gr iticb int Union.
9nbnbofe, 5iuiId)en Der Charles z TT.
mno Worplonb- apcnic, ocn &opf gum
6eniter Ser Sabine scr idncQ fo6rens
ben 2ofomotipe biuousitrcfeno mo
uffcnbnr 5uriidbliden0, nit bcm 8opf
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ibm Der Sd)Goel cingcoriidt moro
mo er auf Der Stelc to0t lpar. Ger
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muroe erit nm oen leinent Sei5er 5ls
9~eitoBcllcn %llnIol gctuabr, oils CT cine
6ragc oil i'm ItcIltc INTO feline g(nts
mort cr6iclt. Coroner SopOeu biclt
qcltern Ibeno im mlittleren StotiolnS,
bouic einen SnqltCit in 8c5ug alti oen
6od, uub Ole SllrD entificO, ooB ca
Cin ~llnfoll gciueien, fir 6cn 9%ticnlono
oeronhuortlid) 81 bolten lei. Der Ser.
ullgliidte binterlGBt ieine @ithuc lrno
0rci fleine 9in6er.
Am aopf pCrIcbt.
Gem n Sabre oltcn Rcgcr G0lporo
9lQeu hon 9tr. 73t. SterIinNsS troBe
fiel gcitcru bel Der 9rbcit oil Dem
Neubait al Der Norooit.Gde bon
GbarleS = ltno Sonoper=S trobe, ein
3iegelitein ouf ben 8opf. @r iuliroc
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Itott,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
Sbalia MiGnmerd)pr
0rpFcr Masfenbafl
Muutao, 6. WGr5,

y0ermania : Dsannerdor : Sallc,"
Silete 25GtS. pro Ierion; an Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
WeIoienSnnsen mad 9eatidlanS m,
Ceitrtid

gu "a Gents pro Marf ,nb 2OH
Gents pro Qrone. Porto EXTRA.
Wefiel oisaeiteIIt ouf ole Tbei-
Der DeIt. 9iIiee Gdiffsfarteu uua
itno nod FrltidIonb. 9heo. q.
Dtener y go.e III Df-lerue
Tong 6lnsnaer Nr. 3. (tsO-l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
LIFE MALTs.
Hsa $50 ~ thA
THrRSTON RELIES
Roller skate Ractnr.

The largest crowd of the present roller
skating attended the Auditorium rink last
evening, the principal attraction being the
much talked of race between Harley David
son, holder of many championships. and
six local aspirants for skating honors. The
six ambitious young men failed to cause
Mr.. Davidson any anxiety at any stage of
the game, although they did make n game
fight for the honors.
The race was three miles. the six local
racers running in relays of half mile
each. #. A. Nelson led off with Davidson
and kept the lead. as did Roy ochenbein
and Frank Hume, the latter racer widen
ing the gap between himself and the cham
pion- +. Blonberg, the fourth relay man.
proved quite shifty on the rollers. Then
j. w. Weeks fell during his half mile and
gave Davidson an opportunity to get u
lead which he increased until the close,
finishing with Clinton Highly, over lap to
the good. During the race Davidson proved
himself to be a wizard on roller skates. He
gave another of his exhibitions OF fancy
skating and jumping.
Friday evening Davidson will race one
mile with +. c. Larsen of Fremont who
is said TO be crack racer and anxious
for some time for a go with Davidson.
This afternoon women will be admitted
free to the rink.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
m Matched.

Cans and Sullivan Matched.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13.-Champion
Joe Cans and Hike CTwin) Sullivan signed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
SHORT SESSION OF SENATE
MIR. Allison Reports Panama Measure
and VIII Can IL Up Today.
SENATE

MIR. Allison Reports Panama Measure
and VIII Cain IL Up Today.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lathe senate was
In session for only an hour and a half
today and a portion of that time was spent
in the consideration OF executive business.
A number of private bills were introduced
In the open session and Mr. Allison pre-
scented the report OF the committee on APP
preparations on the Panama canal bill. CIV
ing notice that he would call 1t UP for con-
sideration tomorrow.
A communication from Secretary Shaw
regarding campaign contributions by ma
tional banks was read. The secretary en-
closed letter from the comptroller OF the
currency saying that the reports OF bank
inspectors reveal only few small contribu-
tons in fourteen years.
When the senate convened today Vice
President Fairbanks presented an extract
from the minutes Of the Senate OF Canada
expressing thanks for the cordial reception
extended by the senate and house Of repre-.
sentatives to Hon. Raoul Daudurand.
speaker OF the Canadian Senate; Hon. Nc
Kenzie Bowel. ex-premier and senator. and
Hon. Senator insolvency at the Inaugural
ton Of President Roosevelt.
Mr., Allison. from the committee on ap-
preparations. reported the bill making an
appropriation for the Panama canal work
and gave notice that he would ask the
senate 20 take it up tomorrow. He said
that the committee was OF the opinion that
sll.OOoOoO would be suficient for present
purposes.
The senate at l2;45 went into executive
session and at LIS adjourned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
CaIIaghan Wins Midlothian Handicap
roo mt Ing1cside Park.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1s.-The feature
OF the racing az 1ngieside today was taken
BY Sn lon handy
the oddssom faVor,Sa araniaiio. ' FIVE ran San
dsF Wesse e sSS yae track ssSnt ss
Results: ~" sA -"
First race, one and an eighth miles-Isa-
5slltta won, lras second. Expedient third.
Second race. futurfty course-Grass Cut
ter won. Avonllis second, Succeed third.
Third race, FIVE and half furiongs--
Clandestine won. Jake. Ward second. The
Roustabout third Time: 1:0SA
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth mile
Handicapped laghan won. Rightful secou
Graziallo third. Time 1:471z. .-.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Toupee won, In
sstiruetor second Mafaida third. Time:
sixth race. one mile--Bannock Belle won.
Jaskful second. Ethel Abbott third. Time:
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ls.-city Park re-
suits: r..
First race. seven furlongs Glenclar.
won, Kingsmere second Rsindevils third.
Second race. FIVE and half furlongs-
ooeaner thr Ton rme uri e Hunter second
Fourth race. six furlongs, handicap
Tinker won, Chief Hayes second, Bertha
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Bryan won. Delphi second. Luralighter
third Time: 1850.
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles;
Piller third. Time: 1861,
Seventh race. FIVE and half furlongs-
Sheen won, Henry Ach second, Modred
Law third. Time: 1:l1is
Note : The third race was declared OF.
Results at Fair Grounds:
First race, six furlongs - Delinore won.
lis.
Second race. six Acknowledgement won,
Go to Win second, Gay Adelaide third.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles
Pickles won,- Imboden second, Athena
Fourth race, Ave furiongs-Caiabash won,
Formaster second, Paul Clifford third.
Fifth race. one miIe-Townes won, Fla
vigny second, Remington third. Time:
las.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles
]. p Mayberry won, Los Angeleno second,
Dan McKenna third. Time: 1885,.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 2-Results
at Ascot:
First race, futurity course-Money Muss
won. Priboching second. Needful third.
second race, one and a sixteenth miles
Doctor g won, pixelle second Mirrina
Third race. seven furIongs = Vino won,
Chantiliy second, w. Fl. Carey third. Time;
l:27A. .,,r
The Hugenot third. Time: 1:iSik.
Fifth race, six furiongs-Alencon won,
Cutter second, Iasomo third. Time: i:l4il.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-
third. TIME: 1864.
Day Captains Doane.
CRETE Eeb., Dec. 13.-(Special Tele-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
Sporting Breyitfes

Dr. Williams. coach OF Minnesota, would
change the rules to give the opposing team
two points when player is disqualified
Foot ball Melted 5000 at the university.
enabling the athletic directors to pay a
debt OF 5000 for improvements on Ferry
Field and to have a neat balance in the
treasury for further improvements
President Shettsine of the Philadelphia
Nationals bases his claim for the 1906 pen
nant on the ground that the Phillies' pitch
ing stan has been greatly strengthened BY
the addition of Pitchers McCloskey Of
Omaha, Hon and Kane of Savannah,
Moren of Atlanta and Lush of Williams
port.
John c. Garrels, left end on the Mich
igan foot ball team and the only man who
equalled Eckersall with his punts, holder
of the discus throwing championship and
champion 120-yard hurdler of the west, is
to be trained by Keene Fitzpatrick for the
all-around athletic championship of the
world, "I believe Johnny can make it,
said Fitzpatrick. He is already champion
in two events. He is good at the weights
and distance runs. He will need consid-
cradle coaching in the dash and pole vault"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THuRspAY pEoENBER "a 1eos

articles last night to box twenty ROUNDS
next month at Woodwards pavilion. They
will weigh IN at li2 pounds. The fight will
probably take place on January le. The
men Will divide % per cent OF the gross re-
ceipts, the winner 20 take 90 per cent and
the loser 70 per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14

gram -Harold r. Day. or. of weepins
Water, left tackle for three years, was to-
day elected captain OF the Doane Tigers
for next wear
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14

by a heavy cold or cough. your lungs are
helpless till you cure them with Dr. King
New Discovery. sec and s1.Oo. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
BARKLEr HIGH GUN ron rKE DAY
Comes In with n score of Ninety-Nine
Ont of Hundred.

A nice crowd OF spectators watched the
shooting contest on the grounds of the
There were forty-1ve contestants. though
this number did not shoot in every event.
Barkley. had the first place I'm yesterdays
was second, having a record of IS out of
100. Gottlieb secured third honors by killing
81 out of 100. -,--'.
he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
WITH THE BowLERs.

The Life Malts captured two out OF three
Bames last night on Lentz & williams
alleys from the Thurston Rifles. Sutton,
who was high last week with pa made
e35, falling short by one pin of tieing
Berger's 234. made on the same alleys
Tuesday evening. Score:
IIEtE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14

Day Captains Doane.
CRETE. Eeb., Dec. 13.-(Special Telt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14

Diamonds remounted in artistic old green
finish. gold rings. Edholm. jeweler.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-14
oxnard Buys Derby winner.

LEXINGTON, KY. Dec. 13-At the
Fasig- Upton sale today, Sidney Lucas
winner OF an American derby, and other
rich stakes, was sold to II. T. Oxnard OF
New Kork, for 1850.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-25
WERE LOST IN SWAMP
FRIGHTrUL EXPERIENCE OF SIX
 MICHIGAN PICNICKERs.
Women and Children Searching for Ber- ries Were Unable to Find Way Out of UnderRrowth--Came
 Near Starving.

Milwaukee, Aug. 24.--A special from Escanaba. Mich, says:
 Huddled together within an open and dry spot. but q few feet square In the immense Blueberry swamps north Of this city, q searching party today found six half starved. half crazed women and children, all prominent here. who had been wandering about since early Wed nesday morning. Now all are safe m their homes in this city, but It will be weeks before they fully recover from one of the most frightful experiences that befall human beings.
 Those In the party were: Mrs. J. A. Fisher, wife of Bernhard Fisher, Chief Engineer of the Northwestern Road; Mrs. B. J. Snow. wife of J B. Snow, Northwestern Railway engineer; Mir. Thursnow, aged F; Bessie Snow, aged 8; Miss Evelyn Doyle, aged 1e; child of Mrs. Fisher, aged T,
 The Escanaba party were camping near Swanaey and wanted blueberries for lunch "Wednesday Desertins camp they struck boldly into. the forest. Af- ter what seemed hours in the thick small bushes with clothes torn and limbs and faces bleeding. they turned to go back Then they reealized that they were lost Soon the party began shouting until their voices failed. They walked on, falling, sinking and sew eral times barely escaped drowning. searchers found the sufferers today four miles from camp.
 All were brought here and physicians are working over them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-25
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING.
Alfred Hemenway Made Address on the
 American Lawyer.

AmEEhC4m AWWyGEs
 NarraEansett Pier. R. |. Aug. 24- An address entitled The American Lawyer" delivered by Alfred Hemen- way of Boston in which the speaker touched upon many topics of interest to the legal profession, was the feature of the second days session of the American Bar Association.
 The recommendation of the Commit tee on International Law. opposed the repeal by Congress of the present bank@iptcy law was adopted. A mi nority report by W. H. Logan of New York urged the adoption of two meas ures against unlawful combinations which may threaten commerce.
 A steamer trip and shore dinner were provided by the members of the Rhode Island Association in the afternoon.
 A majority and minority report of the Committee on Commercial Law was presented The majority report. which was adopted, recommended that the Association adhere to its strong stand in behalf of a bankrupt law as q part of the permanent Jurisprudence of the United States and in behalf of the present law. the repeal of which Is sought in a bill now pending. The Committee also reported its disap- proval of the pending bill
 The minority report concerned the resolution passed by the Committee in 1903 that they were not satisfied that there was any necessity for legislation relative to specific remedies for any unlawful combination which may threaten commercial intercourse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-25
FRANCE AFTER POOR MOROCCO The Council of Ministers
 Acts. MUST YIELD PRISONER The Military Demonstration Threatened by Paris. Sultan is Swinging on to His Captive i'm Hope That Germsay May
 Intervene in His
 Behalf.
MUST YIELD PRISONER

Paris, Aug 24.--As the result or special meeting of the council or min- isters today 1t was announced that military demonstration will be maoe against Morocco unless the sultan promptly yields to the French demands for the release of the French Algerian citizen, a merchant named Bouzfan' who was unjustly arrested at Gharb. Moroccan town on the Algerian from tier.
 Instructions were sent to the French Minister at Fez, St. Rene Tailiander. to make final and imperative demand upon the Sultan. The minister was in- formed that If this demand should De refused the entire personnel of the le- ention was to depart from Morocco and a military movement would simuita- neously begin along the Algerian iron tier. It Is the intention of the military authorities to occupy a Moroccan bor- der town, probably Oudjda, owing to is strategic command of the route to the Moroccan capital
 However, the officials are confident that the Sultan will yield before the threat of using military force, The demonstration as planned Is somewhat similar to that which an American squadron madc at Tangier to compel the release of Ion Perdicaris, who was captured by the bandit Raisuli. The French authorities deemed naval demonstration inexpedient. owing to possible international complications re- sultIng from other countries sending warships to observe the demonstrations while a military movement against Mo rocco would be largely q police meas ure not involving the general political question of French authority in Mo rocco
 The persistent refusal of the Sultan to yield, however might compel the French to advance further than & bor- der town. Germany has thus far ap- proved the French demands for redress, but fears&are expressed in some quar- ters that the Sultan will refuse to yield in the hope of securing the aid of Ger many Practically ali the leading pow CTS have approved me determination oi the French Government to adopt firm course. The proposed course cannot be put into execution before another week owing to the time necessary to com municate the final demands to the Sul- tan.
 The latest oficial advices from Fez show that the Sultan continues to hold the Algerian q prisoner.
 The communication does not refer to the peace negotiations. although 1t is understood the ministers informally discussed the general prospects of peace.
 Following the meeting, Premier Rou- vier sent instructions to the French minister to demand the immediate re- lease of the prisoner. informing him that a military demonstration would be made in case of a negative response
 Later it was announced that the min isters had decided that in case Morocco refused the French demands, the entire personnel of the French legation would leave Morocco, with the military dem onstratIon. ~*-