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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

azine. Illgt the Frenzled FINANCE inssaii.
Mmcnt, preceaence is given 70 g l.aWsonL,s
account Of the way lie recently peat fsa NY
famous 4 ads Greenes widely pnhlisll!eed8
challenger and two interNce rs y !,
I, ISd ,h,s
connection. The srea n art lclc,,s pee lnning
the nctuni story ma lsama y r ,aie,.
gated 70 me
somewhat overs had lowed in. The !, public
Interest by Mr.. sLilwson's story but ure
worthy Of ton here. gorge I. fsarry
Of d ccrta In see Of CIV York life
Hunt Tor Bohemia, @. Ogdei,is Last
Days ot y, nea IT,
steamer Empress during the war. ~ 4
lila Whchs ~ It's vls;yI 4 implicitly . prom 4
the account OF hcr%" 11xperic nces OF "a NurT
y 5is SSytsGs
Elliott Flower Other fiction Isl 81 o2seph
C..Iincoin, Bentrix Demarest t Lloyd. II,
r. Durunt, Lucia Chamberai In and others.
Pearson 8 February issue is bot i, full VI
"sa &c asals th IS, msn!h
wthlhe of MaYh lai
|ofS"play- PllcIng.'' An unusual aud most
readable paper y Sterling ei!inS q n
IIeur He alTa'S pube execuioner
FranceI Frederick Krcymbarg attempts
e explalg the ssufes aeaSd1nES tms
aHrs9f otnr S
ter PastImes lin he Artic Circl V "a
tic DAYS Of Geronimo BY Harry Robin,
son Wright some q. lncidentH1
#kcr's 8'"rhcA Truth About. the IA tt!esnlK
is provided with a.tltle enlcul,ated !, " "
raise hopes or
| them, 5STiction Is .tLf conspicuous feature
or this issue; there are some eight ol.ten
short stories but AZ = ne Il !,
unique me Az Enter
i5tninments,, by a sarath Kumar8 Ghosl',S
4 gentleman whose name wo'd u,a pd y
Ito Indicate that ~ well y "
Other stories arc by Cumming
poyf Hoepa at s. t ban asF
| field and others. E5i1,sS 5 5 sS,s Fl s
BAinsIos FOR February bears evidence
lagaH ~ ~ NH ori ula 'plai,s For
/ the first time In good nt.y years laihr
sizes contains illUst rntions, nt ", p p,
licpton Of serial story Is !so az
1 men ~ ~ hFeH DIVA Graha
peuge appears II This issHe nhe E Hold 4
.Gherub I1ovlnc.'' Short stories aT rs,,,
Holman N Day, g, "a, i Nin-
cert Iarper. Jessie knigh5 Ilar, tr,bte s
a manor entitled "a stndYsln
there T. yhTse by IIrgb sGte' i
s T Hanson lpwne and John M VI,
t'Tubb. S. n Y sSas sik3 Vi :, 2, y. 5}{
The burlington Ger January Is I, t hSea ilr ri
Amerlca 1.-The Burlington, both IN =. ~ rP Y
chunical make and In the th no y
its contents, wilbe a de ~ we WV "
,osscur and true art lover !, ~ 3 7, ~, y,
lnrse size, printed on excellent hte a,
nn5or in 4 beautifullY clear face aia ~, VIZ re
HE huif-tones, AL In special c0a va IN
sorts. arc snlendldly executed. re proaunI
lions from valuable AND moi fea allS III,
sessiblo Originals list pri,ntsd ~ ions 5ns
Great Bttalp France liernla hY 1. ~
ana and swltzsrland about tgoit a l1lrnas
item being IA the Ealsrissb o
British 1901 n " : 1 WI, y.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

,"Transrer Printing on l'otteryy' Nand m aalc -a
count pfs N owly- Discovered study for for
the Christ blessing Little hildren,' a. 4.
"A the concluding papers, The Nres ular de-t
partments.' bllogra ply, = ''I' ore gn Cor
IesnondenGc"E and Z. Books Received bring
tho nulnberBto u conclusion. ,I'lie price o.
tho burlington Is seyeIlt yflYG Gent l1er
eight dollars. Prospects, I've subscrlheis
should communicates With the "a ms lle GA =
lpublisher, Robert 4 iriep Cooke, Sa01 bltlh
gfANehus, NsY York, IN ~ itiy q x s5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

Tho first fruits Of Mr. Arthur Hennlng's
explorations into The wilds OF Northern
Canada IN the interests OF the Metropolis
ian appear In the February number or
ms magazine, Mr.. fleming. who has
travelled 1900 miles OF nntracked forest
lands and made fourteen trips into the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

liycrybody's Magazine starts starts y u. ,d iss
new issue q history sNrne eif t.l,
whici, ii described as ''feT,orseIess, Ire
less. Unsuitable, defying the laWl9f NE
land and even Wall Street Itself ,ei MS
new seriey was5cpipJnissloned by the pMb-
fishers 10 get busy and find out WHY 'h &
price Of meat fruit and da!ry p'odus,ts, !, y, y
continually OH the inward lll ~ \ &
question lllrough tie col umIls 81 thts LnR ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
THE MAGAZINES
FOR FEBRUARY
4

and How 10 Save the Corporation, By
Pctcr S. Grosscup. 1.-The Old Red school
House" and .'Wid Animal Trapping.
will lie found especially interesting to the
general reader. lEl
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27

James H. Wilson and S. s. Fassetl
left this morning for their home in
Keller. Mich, after spending several
days here prospecting
Leslie Warren, of the Ullery Furni-
ture Co., went down to Artesia yes
citizen of that vicinity who died Sat
urday.
The Roswell Building & Loan As
ISOLATION a few thousand dollars
to loan on improved city property.
| For information inquire of J.. NJ. Reed,
| Secretary. 1tf
c. c. c. White. who has beer work
ing as n clerk in Roswell for the past
II months. left this morning for Ok
lahoma City, where he will look for
a situation.
b. F. Crenshaw. of Marengo, Iowa.
left this morning for his home after
a prospecting visit of several days
here. He is a real estate dealer and
may locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Burrus, who
have been visiting MI. and Mrs. w.
G. Burrus for the past six weeks.
left this morning fer their home in
Hickman. Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto P. Wenneborg
left this morning for their home in
Springfield. ILL.,. after a prospecting
visit of a few days in Roswell and
other points in the Valley.
Fred G. Eberwein, of the firm OF
Mueller & Eberwein, has returned
from Kansas, where he has been ar
ranging for the removal of his family
They will be here next week to make
their home.
DIR. C. A. Rowe, Charles E. Cannon
and Louis Cohen. who have been here
looking over the country for the pas
five weeks, left Sunday for their home
in White Cloud. Mich. They expect
to return in a few weeks.
O.. H.. R~ohrbough, of Carthage, Ill.
visited here over Sunday and today
Harry Thorne, express messenger
who was transferred from this run OF
the P. V. & N. E.. to a Denver run
has been returned to his old place
and arrived in the city Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. NJ. S. Barton arrived yester
day afternoon from Chicago and will
be in the Valley during the coming
summer. She will be the guest OF
Mrs. G.. A. Richardson while in the
city. but will spend part of her time
at Hagerman, nea where she has
interests.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27

Miss Jessie Walker and Mrs. Ella
Davidson came up from Carlsbad
this morning.
w. L. Ray left this morning for Chi
cago on a business visit of ten days
or two weeks.
o. NJ. and o. U. Putnam, late ARR.
walls from Illinois, were up from Dex-
ter this morning.
w. M. Despair left this morning
for Tort Worth on a business visit
of two or three months.
L. A. Walton left this morning on
his return home TO Wellington, Kan,
after Il prospecting visit here.
Or. C. w. Coe. of Artesia. was in
the city Sunday. on his way to lola,
Kansas, on a vacation visit.
J. w. Thomas and w. A. Johnson,
Of Greenville, Tex, are in the city
looking after business interests.
A. B. Ringland left this morning
on his way to Chicago after a business
visit here. He expects to return be,
fore many days.
A. A. Lowe left this morning for
his home in Gaiesburg, Ill. He will
return. for he has bought 800 acres
near Lakewood.
c. U. DonnelI came in this morning
from Dexter and will now make his
home in Roswell. He is t o be city
mail carrier Nc. /.
Major and Mrs. Drumm came up
from Hagerman yesterday and will
go to their home in Kansas City To-
morrow. Major Drumm's company re
Gently bought 1000 acres of William
Hamilton, near Hagerman.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27

Pat Patrick was here from Dayton
today.
o. R. Tanner was up from Hager-
man today.
J.. S. Dicus, of Dexter. was in the
city Today.
N. ]. Fritz was up from Hagerman
today visiting friends.
w. F. Castle left Sunday for his
home in Erie, Illinois.
E. w. Mitchell returned this morn
ing from a trip to Hagerman.
. Charles H.. Flato, of Shinar. Texas.
is here looking after business.
Lib Rainbolt returned this morn
ing from a trip down the Valley.
c. F. White, of Hagerman, was a
business visitor in Roswell today.
Judge Emmett Patton spent Sun
day with his family below Dexter.
MI. and Mrs. George Hoke came up
from Dexter this morning for a visit.
E. c. Valentine has returned from
Taylorville, ILL.,, and expects to locate
here.
C. L. Tallmadge left Sunday after
noon for Dalhart, Texas on a business
visit.
D. H. Mccain, of Loveland. Colo,
left this morning for his home after
a prospecting visit here and At other
places in the Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
8-INCH WELL AT HAGERMAN'S
Largest Hole in the Valley is Success.
fully Put Down on h Big Apple
Ranch

An eight-inch well was successful
ly completed Saturday on the Hager-
The flow spurts two feet abouve the
ground and flows 1900 gallons per
minute. The well is only about 500
feet deep. Being 8 inches, the diam
eter is the greatest of any we'll in the
Valley. 1t vas put down by the Wag-
ner outfit n they will go to work i'm
mediately putting down another well
or the Hagerman orchard place.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
Proving Death of Louis 3. Lyon.

Mrs. l.. Haggard, organizer for the
Mystic Workers Of the World, and
local secretary for the same order at
Kenneth. Mo-, has been here several
days. proving Up the death of Louis
b. Lyon, who died here a few weeks
agc. Fe had 81. 900 insurance in the
order. With Mrs. Haggard were J. w.
Lyon. brother of the deceased, and
his wife and family, and Mrs. Sarah
Lyon. mother of the deceased. All
left this morning for Kennett. Mrs.
Haggard viii return later to organize
a lodge Of the order in Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27

HEALTH

Means the ability to do a good days
work, without undue fatigue and to
find life worth living. You cannot
have indigestion or constipation with
out its upsetting the liver and pol
luting the blood. Such a condition
may be best and quickest obtained
by Herbine, the best liver regulator
that the world has ever known. Mrs.
D. w. Smith writes, April 3.1902: 81
Isl Herbine. and find it the best med
icine for constipation and regulating
the liver I ever used" Price so cents.
Sold by Pecos Valley Drug Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
Notice.

All the regular physicians of Ros-
well have agreed to adhere to the fol
lowing charges for visits:
Day visits inside city limits, $3.50
to $500.
Day visits outside city limits, $3.50
to $500, and $1.00 per mile or frac-
ton thereof.
Night visits inside city limits, $500
to $1,000.
Night visits outside of city limits,
$500 to $1,000, and $3.50 per mile or
fraction thereof. 5tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27

Miss Jessie Walker and Mrs. Ella
Davidson came up Carlsbad
this morning.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
Dissolution Notice.

NJ. D. BURNS, Agent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
NEWS FROM THE RESERVOIR.

Steam Loader Is Put Into Use ard the
First-Day Devoted to Educa-
ting Mules to its Use.
The Taylor-Moore Construction Co.
on Saturday began at the Hondo res
ervoir the use of their New Era gra-
der, or steam loader, by which they
load wagons by merely driving under
a chute and letting the machine do
the work of blowing up the dirt and
dumping it in the wagons. The first
day was taken up largely in %convinc-
ing the mule teams that the machine
was harmless, concerning which they
had ideas of their own.
H. C. Hurd was in from the reser-
voir today. as was also Mr.. Slinkard,
of the Slinkard Construction Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
DIED OF PNEUMONIA.
Employee on Reyes Ranch is Taken
Away After a Short Illness With
This DANGEROUS Disease.

Mr.. Wheeler, an employee on the
Reyes ranch, As miles northwest
of Roswell. died Friday night after
a shor illness with pneumonis fever
He was about 35 years old. The re-
mains were brought to the Dilley I'm
dertaking parlors, where they will be
kept pending a search for the decd
ent's relatives.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27

Feb. 10th. 1905. The c-o-partnership
heretofore existing between DR.. w
T. Joyner and DR.. c. M. Yater under
the firm name of "Joyner and Yater'
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Both will continue to occupy
the same Office until March 1st. Those
indebted TO the firm are requested to
call and settle before that date.
W. T. JOINER, NJ. D.
c. NJ. YATER, NJ. D.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
Excursion,

For the Presidential Inauguration
Ceremonies at Washington, d. c., on
March 4th. the P. ". & N. E. Ry. will
sell round trip tickets to Washington
at rate of one fare plus $500. Tickets
on sale Feb. 2Sth, March LIST and End,
good to leave Washington March 9th.
returning.
M. D. BURNS, Agent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
Well Leaking on Main Street.

For several days the artesian we'll
at the intersection of Main and First
streets has been leaking at a rapid
rate, until it has made quite a mud
hole in the street. The we'll had been
plugged for sometime.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
MUCH ALFALFA BURNED.
Six Stacks, Containing Four or Five
Hundred Tons of Hay Go
Up in Smoke.

Six stacks, containing four or five
hundred tons of hay, were burne On
the Gillette ranch. 3k miles east of
Roswell Saturday afternoon. The
stacks were made Of good alfalfa and
the loss is quite heavy. 1t is not
known how the fire started. The Gill
cite ranch is known t. many as the
Capt. James ranch.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14
Mns Sem @eri@tem.

gIt3abetb Ser n rei9te no9-
mails cine 2lage seser bic Snoianapo.
lis Serminal & Traction So. fur $15.-
600 Sdaoeneriab Elm. sic tpurbe our
3eit Der @oaifon 3pii9en einem ;3use
unb einem Strabenbabnpaseri bsrlsbt.
SIM 5erbf wuroen Der 2ldaerin $4,000
S&aoensriub susefproden, iebo9 ers
iu9te fe um eine1 leuerl pro3eb, 10.
baB bic 2luse iebt gum aueiten Male
our 8erbanbluns tommt.
bsW eier, angeflast 900
pfunb Butter sefcblen 3u babet,, tuuroe
BON poIi3eiri9ter @baaon ben @robge-
i9porenen tbermieien. Meier bebaup.
tet feline nni&ulb. Weier fol ben.
stabtclert nod $35 FIR stpei ibm auf.
erlegte Strafen i9ulben, als ct Dor
mebreren Wonaten tpesen Srassns Der.
borsener Wafen unb aud tuessn Be-
brohens NIT t6otli9en Waffen nit lie
$50 Strafe bebaGt tpurbe.
Sas Obergeri&t beffatiste eeffern bas
nrthsil, bem3ufolae bic Strabsnbcbn.
geieai&aft an Germ %. g. Sbomberg
ftir 96otuns ieines 2inbes In Der Mla.
bama Str, $3.50 au aablen Fat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14
Maaeopuieu faff artedifd.

0as in 9(t6en, @rie9enldnb, erf9eiz'
nenbe Bulletin b'Srient," bas Die
@ufgabe bat, bic grie9if9en Snterefen
in Ma5ebpnien 81 pertbeiOigen, bat cine
srobe &arte Der 9riitli6en S4ulen in
Maaebonien beraussegeben, auf Der
bur9 Sdrbenbrud bic lIeberleeenbett
Der srie9if9en SGulen iiber bic S9uz
len Der dnberen Nationalitdten flarees
ma9t tpirb. Sana9 befinben ii9 in
ben beiben Wilaiets Salonif unb Mcz
naitir, bic na9 @nii9t Der 9rie9en
Md5.bonien bilben, neben 998 erie9iz
f4en S6ulen NIT 1853 2sbrern unb
$3.50 S9iiler1 MIR SCI bulgarii6e
Sdulen NIT 873 2ebrern unb 1871
S9iilern, pGbrenb bic RumGnen 40
S6ulen nit 145 2ebrern unb POOP
S9iilern unb bic Serben So S4ulen
nit 112 2ebrern unb 1874 S9iilern
baben. Sm Sabre 1877 hatten Die
@rie9en in Ma5ebonien nur 256 S9us
len nit 1O,968 S9iilern. Nus ben
3iffern iiber bas sris6if6e Sdulipeien
in Mu5ebonien perben folsenbe@ 9liiHe
geaogen: y bab Der Selenismus, Der
bas ganse fibGi6e M%a5ebonien be-
berri9t, audi i'm mittleren Sbeile bes
2anbes ~pprberrf9t unb i'm Norben
aablrei9e 0orppften bat; p bab bas
Ma3ebonien, bas 2orb Salisburp auf
benz 8erliner 8onsreb als elm griedia
f9es 2anb beaei9nete, trob oller 2eiben
biefen gbarafter ni9t perloren bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14
pampffr- sn(ptktion.
Deri6dffte 4eftimmuneen sur et6erbett fur
GdtispaKaatere.

SdtHspaha9tere.
Oie unteriu9un9 Der rSlpcum"<
8ataitrppbe bat gu elmer Inaubl ni6z
tiger MenOerungen in ben &eeulationen
fir Sampferz Snipettion ssfiibrt. Die
BON Der Sampfer<S nfpettprenbeb0rbe
in Waibinston, .. g., ausgearbeiteten
unb pom 9anbelsfetretdr Metcalf se<
nebmigten neuen 8orf9riften finb bers
art bef9affen, bdb lire 8efolgung gum
She'll bonn publifum ielbft fontroairt
tperDen fann.
Sir Hettunssboote. Hettunssflpbe,
S9otten unh 3ettunssappurate 1T unz
ter Nnberem fDlgenbes anseorbnet: Ins
Bringing metanif9er @ettunssboote
unb Hettungsflobe, ipobon bic 3ei9s
nun9en unb ausfiibrli9en pldne BON
benz Sabritanten BEL Der Oberaufli9tss
bebOrbe sinaurei9en iinb; @nbrinsuns
bon metallii4en 2uftbebGltsrn in BOZ
5ernen Hettungsbpoten; @ergrOberune
Der Safungstraft bon Rettunssbpoten
auf SluBSBafogier@S ampfern; Ser
bot Der 8ertpenbung bon loiem pber
eeprebtem granulirtem Sort Bel Der
9eritenung bon Rettungsgiirteln ober
&ettungsfloBen; 8erbot Der @ertpenz
bung bon &dpot : Rettungsgiirteln;
f9Grfere 8eftimmuneen be5iieli9 beg
Nnbrinsens on8Gnbern an Rettungs<
giirteln unb binii9tli9 Der QualitGt
bes lleberauss unb Der Ma9art bon
&ettunesgiirteln; 8eitimmung, bab
Hettungsgiirtel bur9 b0laerne 2attsn
ober baumipoGene S9niire, ni9t bur9
Orubt, in elmer !9Obe bon ni9t mebr
als iieben SUB iiber Sed ansebra9t
tperben miifen; fir ieben pafasier
unb jebes Mitglieb Der Mannf9uft
mub auf allen S4iffen ie Elm &etz
t~ungsgiirtel ~borbanben fem; auf Bar
ten, bic pufosiere fiibren, miiHen
9dnbpumpen, Seueri9ldu9e, Rets
tungsboote borbanben isin, iotpie Sc
lGnber angebra9t iein, auf grOBersn
S4iffen limb meAr puferbi4te SAot>
ten ein5uri6ten.
Sn 8esue auf 2Of9apparate pirb
beittmmt: Ollie PaHd9ierbampfer mill
fen nit 6euereimern unb @erten ber7
feben Iein. OampflDf9apparute iinb
a~n5ubrin9en in Der 2ampenfammer, in
Der Seltammer unb ben 8eleu6tunass
rdumen, Die ale nit MetaG auseei9la<
gen fein miihen. Sampffeaerpumper
miihen 10 bef9affen fein, boB ie einen
fpirfidmen Strom 0aHer minbeltens
so SUB ltnb bur9 minbeftens 5tpei
Seueritellen auf benz Sauptbed unb
jebem Oed oberbaib perfen fDnnen.
Srug6are SeuerlOI9apparate muB jeber
pufugierbumpfer i'm 8erbdltniB gum
Sonnengebalt fiibren.
Sn 8eaus auf 5dbr6oote tperben
f6drfere 8eitimmungen ~getroffen be-
siigli4 @nbringuns pa1erOi4ter
S9otten unb Der &ettunesboote unb.
beitimmt, bab fir jeben pafagier unb
iebes Mttglieb Der Manaf6aft mini,
beftsns Elm &ettungsgiirtel porbunben
fein muB; Yafagierbarten i'm S9lepp<
tau bon Sampfern mifen ebenfaus
nit Hettun9sapparaten ausgeitattet
1ein.
Was Grfuriionsbampfer anbetrifft,
10 lift cine beitimmte Nn5abl liSeniirter
S9iffspffi5iere unb Teuernebrleute
borsef9rieben unb fir je $50 Yafaz
siere mub elm peiterer WG9ter anee=.
fte1t fein, ale S9iffsoffi5iere unb
WGdter mifen Uniform tragen; ale
i'm S9lepptau gefiibrten Grturiionsz
BARREN miifen einen &apitdn on 8erb
baben unb fir ie $50 perfonen atpei
Oedarbeiter; fir 5dbrboote i'm @rz
furfionsbienft selten bic ndmliden
@orf4riften pie fir Grfuriions=
bampfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14

SeItener ret6er &inberz
tegen. Die gnglbGuerin bon 6ilasn,
Sberbapern, purbe i'm 2aufe bes Sob
res 1904 5peimal bon Oriuingen ente
bnnben. Oie feds Grbenbiirser fea>
naten aber alsbalb mad ibrer Mntunft
tpieber bos !3eitliGe.
Stritenbe g pmnaia
{ n. Sn ~gaftropiGari, mo tpie in ans
beren italienif9en Srten fiiralid bic
Gpmnafiaften ftritten, tpurber1 einiae
Strifebre9er bon S~trifenben nit paz
pterbomben ~ansegriffen, nobel Elm
@pmnaiiait getObtet tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14

sinsn Off,ier nod Der stdrte elmer
2ompanie bic Mntport: .Sas 1T @e-
beimnib". Ilnb bas mar LANCE Dor
benz 9riese.
Wenr Elm Sapaner bagegen iber
militdrif@e 8erbdltnihe it9enb zines
2anbes fia unterridten min, nun 10
fdbrt ct einfa9 BIN uno miro bereits
tpiaisf %aufsenOmmen. ia man f&dbt
es fd bielleidt rur CUR gbre. bab man
ibm ale Die neueu @rrun9enfdaften
bcrftbren barf. Wie babi1 unb be-
quem tOnntsn bic japanif9sn Offi3iere
ibre Stubien MAIDEN in Seuti9lano.
6rantrei9, RuBlanb, Oeferreid uno
tn anberen 2duoern! Wie purben fie
unb tperoen He nod isbt iiberaa NIT
Offensn Mrme1 empfangen! 8erfu4te
aber mol elm guropdsr bier in Sapan
basielbe, ia ba uiiroe er LIBERAL auf
beinabe uniibe,winoli9e 9inoernife
1oben. 3unddt bic Sprade unb Dor
a1em bic S9rift uiiroen ibm Sabrs
sebnte toiten, tpenn sr fe bolftdnbig
bsberrfden mill.
Damn aber aud Der io3ufasen paf-
fpe Wioerfano, Der ibm ibsraa eit-
aeaentreten tutirbe, sarnt9t oabon au
reben. bab er fi9 on cine gan3 anbers,
tpenis 3uiasenoe 2ebens6altuns ge=
w1bnen miibte. @siebt ben Gal, bic
Sapaner tpiirben in Der 3utunft uns
in irssno einem xbsile menidli9en
Wifiens ober 36nnens iiberfheeln,
als 2ebrer ober @erbreiter bieier Wii-
isnidaft, piiroen fe ME auftreten, es
lei benin, bab fe cine, aud fur Hi9t-
monsolsn lei1t erIernbare S4rift an.
1ebmen. Neue %@rfinoun9en unb gnt=
oedunaen tperben bel uns balo @emein=
gut Der san3en Welt, uniere 3eitungen
unb Bti4er iorsen bafir. Wer aber
fann iapaniide S9riftsn Isieng Nidt
Der bunbsrtfis She'll ielbf Der bier an-
idfigsn 6rsmben. Wenn bic Sapa=
r,er, tpie he 10 germ tbun, ben 2rieg
CUR 8erbreitung bon Qualification
su ftbren por9ebsn, 10 fann bas BEL
gingenaibten nur elm 2d9elr ber=
borrufen, penn fie bieie Civilization
auf anbere als monsolif9e Boiler
gemiin3t 5aben. &uBlano 1T uno
bleibt bod INNER elm europdii4es,
81 ben cibiIiirten 0ationen sdblen=
bss Bolt. bsfen 8einnung, @sftble
unb @ebanten mir lei6t berfteben
%f6nnsn, befen grrun9enidaftsn balb
@%emeinsut Der sanaen Welt uerosn.
Sid bolifdnois in bic @efhbls- unb
@eoanfentpelt zines Sapaners bin=
ein3uleben, nit ibm 3u f%pmpatbiiiren
ooer gar innig 3u befreunoen, ba3u
brinst es 10 leidt tein guropdsr, tps=
nigffens feiner, Der bier in Sapan
gelebt bat, elm gngldnoer ant aIers
~wsnisfen. Sieie @essnfdnbe tperben
INNER beffeben bleiben, nnb BARN
lisgt fur uns Ri9t=W onsOlen Elm
GROCER Sbeil Der 8efabr, id min
ni@t fasen rselben" @efabr. Srssnb
cine Wation (auBer Gbina). pel4e
in einen 3ries nit Sppan bsruidelt
tpirb, III fets i'm Wadtbeil, ba Sapan
ales @ihensmertbe iibsr bieie Nas
tion lsidt srfabren fann, tpdbrenb
oieie garni4ts iber Saran srfdbrt.
Sas spfem Der gebeimbaltuns III
alfo in einem etuai9en 2risge nit
Sapan INNER nur auf fapaniider
Settle tpirffam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14

Sie 8anfausmeiie, tuelhe an an.
berer Stele ber6Hentlidt fno, werosn
ieben Snbianapolifer nit gersdtem Go
talfol3 erfiaen. Solioe Ginan3=Sn=
ffitute fino 2ebensbeoin9uns fir San-
bel urb @epsrbe, fs biloet bic untri.
geriIden 3ei9en i5er ben Wpblfano
oes 8emeinpeiens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14
BIT urf1hrIfdf.

gum 8auern, benz Bel
elmer Rauferei etli4e 3Gbne sinsei9las
gen tporben): nSa, ba ldbt fid ni4ts
tpeiter MAIDEN, als bic Wuraelr entfers
nen unb neue 3Gbne einfeben!"-
3 auer: .4ber bitt' f40n, beut no
net, 9err Doctor. morsen seht bic .Rtr>
ipei' AM"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-14
gpr DPrfdht.

Mneeflaster: SD bite als
milbernben umitanb gu betra9ten, baB
Der 8ruftton Der ueberaeusuns BEL met
mem @ertbeibiger ni9t gum @usbrud
fpmmen fonnte, ba er Enthusiastically
hdt."