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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20


Those who remained made uncompmentary remarks and
announced their determination to fight it that line if
it took till closing hours. The clerk gathered up fresh
squirt Of courage and again attacked the vast array Of papers,
but failed to find the book and checks belonging Margaret
Bingham. It nearing train time and the disappointed
waxed loud and eloquent in dennciaton Of all n>
competent employees Her harangue reached the Of
scathng remarks when the receiving teller returned The
with the red hat again aired her wrongs with great
volubility.
'What is the name?'' asked the teller.
She told him.
Bingham? Bingham?' he repeated, thoughtfully
ooh, yes, remember You concluded to leave your
book balanced it then and there and you took it with
you.''
The woman with the red hat looked thoughtful for
moment them stepping aside, began to examine the
parcels piled the shelf before the window Tucked under
the string tied around shoe box the bank book The
recently magned clerk peered VIGOROUSLY thru the railing
Her burned with notification but verbally she
game to the end.
You ought to be ashamed Of yourself she snapped
'tto keep waiting all this time Why didn't you tell
you didn't have the book New York Press
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
THE PATRIOTS RETORT.

CORPORAL JAMES TANNER, commandments chief of
~ the G. A. R., condemning those who appear to
regard the national uniform disgrace-those who OBJ
ec seeing non-commissoned soldiers sailors in the
parquet of theaer the restaurant Of fashionable
hotel. -
t'Such people, said the veteran, make think Of
a recruiting sergeant whom used to know in Richmond
vlle-a. true patriot. " g. ~
'This sergeant the beginning of the civil war, urged
a rich mans son to enlist ..
'''Come on Hank he said earnestly. Come on and
Join the --- New Yorks'
''The rich mans sneered.
'Join the --- New Yorks? he cried. Not I! I'd
rather enter unatic asylum than the ~ New Yorks
sWe' said the sergeant, mo doubt you'd feel more
at home there - ! -.
EITHER STUPIDITY OR MALICE.
7 Ohm BAssETT MOORE, professor of diplomacy at
y Columbia university desired, in lecture to give
example of undplomatic conduct.
II was at a studio tea'' he said, "when lady ap-
preached our host and cried
Mr. Paint yours We're the only pictures looked at
in the exhibition .-.>
EtPaint bowed and smiled Delightfully."-
~ believe me- madam, he said, Il appreciate the
honor
tfEHonorq she said 'The others, you know, were so
surrounded by the crowd - - .,>...
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
Curiios and Oddities
's,7is Paxsi1p Sfraupei"
LANGUAGE OF THE SEA.

60 EAMENS RETURN tickets issued by most British
- railways seaport towns to sailors at reduced rates.
When somewhat syishy dressed young demanded
for Birmingham the booking clerk at southern seaport town
demurred Seamen returns only issued to Sailors
he snapped ''We I'm sailor the reply. III have
only your word for that " said the clerk Chow am to know
it is correct? GLOW you to know the
'Why you eahernecked, swiveeyed son of seacook IT
YOU feel my sarboard boom running foul Of headlights
YOU IL know I've been doing than sit stool and
beating all my f and you IL haul in jaw tackle
Bit The station master had been standing near BY Give
him a ticket, he said; 'the's sailor'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
"A String of Good Stories
II cannot toll how the truth may be;
say the tale as twas said to me. ,,
EVEN BEGGARs!

ACOB RIIS at convention Of schoolteachers at At
y lantic City, decried conentment
There is too much conenment he said Content
ment often euphemism for conceit 1t is thru dssat
sfaction and not thru contentment with ourselves that
improve.
Every is too apt to be contented-tha is, to be
conceitedto think himself about fine, and strong and
good, and wise any one in the world.
Even beggars! Why, know a gentleman who, on
being accosted by beggar said:
your time begging?'
1.-THE beggar drew himself up.
9 did you beg?' he said
g NO. Of course not said the man.
9 sThen,' said the beggar, you don't know what
work is -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20

D OUND Of beef, 10 to ~ cents pound.
N Veal heart, cents each:
Strictly fresh eggs II cents dozen.
Asparagus tips, IS cents tin.
Spanish onions, cents pound.
Rhubarb, cents pound.
To make baked beef stew cut into small pieces two
three pounds of the round Of beef take large carrot
sliced cup Of tunip dice, onion Sliced two table
spoons Of pearl sago rounded tablespoon Of stale bread
crumbs, tablespoon Of vinegar oneeghh Of nutmeg
grated tablespoon Of SALT oneourth teaspoon Of
pepper fine after removing the seeds Pack it closely
jar layers with the seasoning between the meat
add cold water to cover and then close the tightly and
let it cook slowly moderate for about five hours.
This is pleasing variation from beef stew made in the
old way the fire. The long cooking makes the meat
tender the sage and bread crumbs thcken the BROTH and
the carrot unp and agreeable flavor to the
stew Celery be used in place of rnip if preferred
Try roasting the Spanish onions Wash thoroy in cold
water many large onions required Do not peel
them; put them saucepan with enough water to
them Stand them the fire and let simmer gently for
two hours then lift them at time from the water with
skinner; place them in baking DISH with light
sprnkng Of red pepper and plenty of salt Put table
spoonful Of butter top Of each onion them well with
fine breadcrmbs and stand in quick and let them
roast until rich brown top; then in the dish in
which they roasted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
GIRL BOXER WHALES
BIG MAN In STREET
journal Special Service.

journal special Service.
New York, Feb. 2O.-Policeman
0'Day helped badly battered six
foot man into police station today
and stood him up against the rail. A
tall, good-looking young woman stood
behind him.
r. '"Well, well,' cried Captain Bur
feind, in establishment. ''What hit
you, my man9 A sledgehammer?'
~ hit him. said the good-looking
"She did, said the six-foot man,
dolefully. And there were plenty OF
witnesses following along to tell how
and why she had done it, and of her
prowess with her small fists.
The young woman was Hannah
JOHN had taught her boxing. TODAY
they moved. Hannah was looking out
of the window when she saw one Of the
movers walking off with her winter
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
A FRANK OPINION.

@LYDE FITCH discussing rather tiresome drama
~ cit such DRAMA he said 'tthat French
playwright read the other day before committee of the
French Society Of Comedy
Gas the author podded thru his second act he heard
odd sound, and looked up to gentleman asleep
and breathing heavily.
He frowned.
. Monsieur he said, monsieur wake up Please
member, monsieur that reading this play to the
mittee in order to get their opinion How gentle
who is asleep give opinon?'
''But the other answered gravely:
.sSeep is an opinion -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
COUNTING THE COST OF TROUBLE.

1HINA'S empress has commanded the vceroys to submit
~ reports Of the numbers and nationality Of the mission
in their jurisdcton and also send in descriptions
their churches and other property These reports
be used basis the calculations Of inemnties in the
ayent Of further troubles like those at Lienchow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
eRosvENoR IN THE SADDLE.

Columbus, Ohio Feb. 20-Facing apparently
certain defeat for denomination TO congress from
the eleventh district General Charles II. Gros-
venor has captured the congressional committee
by swinging vote, and his cohorts declare he
will be renonlinated. The committee has been
called to meet in Columbus to rescind its action
in calling the convention at Lancaster on We'd
nesday. -----.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
NO TROUBLE, SAYS MARK

Clemens Sends Wholesome Bit of Adj
vice to Fr1ends
journal Special Service.
New York. Feb. 2O.-Having had
himself photographed recently, Mark
Twain has sent one of the pictures to
Frank Lawrence of the Lotus club with
this note: 49, 49,
"Take note Of this, Frank Lawrence,
old friend Of mine: To be good is to
be noble; but to teach others how to
be good is nobler-and no trouble.
~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
DRIVEN TO DRINK BY LIONS.

A HUNDRED natives employed on the Fort Hall road
"A British East Africa who recently charged by
ons, sought refuge the water where they remained
than hour the lions the meantime resting quietly
their launches the bank Of the until the report
Of revolver dispersed them, much to the relief of the fright
ened blacks. ssA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20

Her repri m a n d
poured oil on the flame
Of the young mans ex-
element and he re-
newed his fran t ic
search. "Really, mad
am - he faltered at
last, ct can't find it.,
Perhaps you had better
step aside until the re-
ceiving teller comes
back from his lunch,
and give somebody
else a chance. -
The woman with
the red hat was obdu-
rate and ~wouldn It
bulge. 1T was first
in line" she said,
planting herself more
firmly than ever, 'Eand
I intend to be waited
on first. I won't give
my place to any one. F"
H. Several behind her,
seeing there was no
possibility of a cessa-
ton of hostilities for
! an b our or more.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
A MIGHTY CANAL SYSTEM.

JRICH newspapers discussing great scheme pro-
Il posed by Swiss engineer unite Switzerland with
the North and the Mediterranean by great canal sys
The first system would Lake Constance with
Rotterdam by of the Rhine and the second would join
Lake and the Mediterranean by of the River
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20

anced herself first foot then the other turning
occasionally to remark to herself but for the benefit those
in the vicinity "Stupid N.Y. but this is tresome! Pity
he doesn't know his business and similar remarks. All
this vsby increased the clerks and he jumped
from bundle of checks to another without finding what
he sought -. i,
The with the red hat called to him thru the
barred window. 'Ive told you three four times you
needn't rummage around in those drawers for my book
she said "Its not there at least it ought not to be-
left it here than two hours ago to be balanced and it
should have been attended to long ago." =. T
The clerk paused in his frantic search FWha is the
name? he asked for the seventh time cuchng desperately
at the hope that his understanding had played him
trick and that he had been looking the coveted bank
book without knowing it. 81
bingham" she retorted F'Margaret Bingham. you
don't know how to attend to this business why don't you
call somebody who does? can't wait much longer. I've
got to catch train.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
SOME UNHEARD SOUNDS.

4 CAREFUL observer writes: The range Of the human
n ear is only supposed to be nine ocaves-two
taves than the ordinary paro piano. which, OF course
rdicuosv small section Of the actual of sound
T. is only necessary to watch the grass
summer day convinced that hears things
that we do not, and numbers Of insects, know, make
which far outside the compass OF the human
We can see certain insects possessed Of certain stimulating
organs going thru notions and heard the sound
which they produce We also observe the effect which
that sound has on Of the kind Of insects that
are within earsot Then there smaller insects allied to
them genericay, with the organs which
going thru the same motions Again precisely the
same effect other insects of the kind that happen
to be near but human being has heard the noise they
make probably could any microphone make it audible
all events experiments have failed The air around
must be full of noises which do not suspect
zone Of the Morse gods the sagas say could hear
the hair growing a mouses back
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
-Meggendorfer Blaetter.

coat. She ran down stairs and caught
up with him and gave him thrashing
which he admitted was the worst he
ever received.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
STRANGE DEEP SEA EYES.

RECENT British scientific expedition discovered that in
n the Indian floating life exceedingly abundant
at all depths about 1900 feet in $4,000 feet
Deep By floating life meant animals which form the food
Of whales and deep fish and which, to the present.
have been believed to live very close to the surface
variety Of squids hed out well jelly
fish, prawns fully inches long Some of these latter
blind while others had huge eyes, but nearly all Of them
had posphorescent which would naturally be due to
that they live depth where almost total darkness
prevails The blind varieties had feeers ante
nae Of them extending to twice the length of their
bodies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
The Woman, Deposition

HE woman with red hat found the
vanguard Of a long line Of impa-
patient depositors at the bank. Thru
the glass window those next in line could
see the clerk, paving nervously over a
bundle Of checks and pausing from time
eto time to gaze anxiously at the ever
frightening line Of people which wound
around to the writing desk like huge
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
@roBfemer
SIN Wei@afts:G Centrum BON Ranias
Gitl.

San @itp, 5. San. Ser
gan3e @eIddftsoiftriet i'm Centrum u1s
iersr Stabt III In @efabr bur9 Elm
6euer, tpelGes i'm 2amtle @ebdube
beute Mbeno ausbrah.
Bon benz %5weit6di9en Sample Ge-
bdube nabe Der 10. unb Walnut Ctr.
perbreiteten fi9 oieGlammen gum @onls
MERGE @ebduoe. benz 9r6Bten Office
@ebduoe In Der Stabt. Die 8anf Of
Commerce bsfinbst fi9 In benz brsn=
nsnben @ei9dftspalaft.
Die Columbus Bugep Co.. brett
n6roli8 bapOn, 1T f9on sdn3li& ger.
ft6rt.
Die Geulruebr fonnte bic 6lammen
In Der 8ussp=S anolung ni9t pirtiam
befdmpfen uno bieielbsn ergrifen aud
bas a~nsren3enbs @ebdube Der 2imbaQ
piano 60.
grf nod 3peifhnbieem 9ampf ee-
lang es, oas Geuer I'm Commerce &C.
bduoe unter @ontroQe 3u bringen. Ser
S9aben tpirb $3.50. 900 errei9en.
Cine um l ubr frtb einqstroHsne
Welbuna beri&tet, baB ani9eineno
tetne 9ofnung porbanosn TT, oas @e=
bdube Der National Bant Of @oms
merce au retten. 2afirer %ule er-
tldrt absr, baB bas i'm Si@erbeits.
geu6lbe befinblide Baar i'm Betraes
BON 8 WlQionen ni9t In @efahr III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
3 Il 6eIbenmu I 8.

90 q n g atom, 5. San. en-
Gnertennung bes Wutbes bon Off.
sieren unb Wannidaften bes gunoes.
freusers Bennington, als bic 2efel
behelbsn am 81. Suli /. s. srplobir.
ten, perlieb Der WarinsIsfrstdr Bond
parte IL Sseleute1 ie cine Wsoaias
unb Elm 8ei9ent bon 800.
Geuer | n Der 8tbItptbet.
g t. Bouts. 5. Sanuar. gu
friber Worssnfunoe brad in Der
6fsntli9sn 8ibliotbsf Seuer aus. Sas-
ielbe uer3sbste etma 1900 Bladder, ebs
es 9el6f4t murbe. Der UsrIuf tpiro
nur auf etwa $4,000 ssi9dbt, bod fnt
man&e Der ~serff6rten Bidder uno Wa.
nuItripte ni9t 3u eriebsn.
8eeen Snbiana Stan=
D I o - z l.
New Oorf, 5. Sanuar. Seut
begannen Dor benz bon 8ouberneu,
Golf BON Mifouri ernannten Special.
@ommihdr Sanborn bic 3sugsnper,
nebmungen i'm GaQe oes Staate!
NifOuri gese1 bic STANDARD Oil 90,
in Snoiana.
Sn Der 9laee bes Staates WiKour
uirb bebauptet, baB bic bort befno'
li&en Jtrmen Waters, pisres uni
Reputlic in Wirtiidieit nur Nieber.
lager Der Stanoaro Del 60. 3weiae!
bon Snbiana wdren. baB lesteres oas
san3s @ei&dft Der STANDARD Del 60.
i'm Wefen betreibt. gs miro Der.
langt. bob benz Snbiana.@ Concern Der.
boten tueroe, In Wifouri brett ODE,
inbirett @ei&dfte au MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

lie NtdHn=Nieoi5iH utrb thun, mas nan Ron ihr
erD1rtet-
R~aMnz9ieoijiH turirt frlh5eitigeu Berfaa, per
iilmTte 3GHnbGrteit, Reruenihudhe. 6unftions=
ltorun9. abHabne Der 9ebeusfraft. &raftIofisfeit,
Serlufte Der @-eifle9tstraft. @ehirHernattuug
Rl6enlhHer5eE , 3erriituns, Rierenlsioer uno Her=
Uofitdt.
Bran fam Die SHr 5s 9auie uoruebmen.
8ir u~erldHseH ieiHe Bsjahlung irgeno peIter
9rt = teHe Suittunsen feline geriprefun9en.
SGs eiHsige. mas mir ueridugen, oGB MON uidbt bic
~NaHH9teoi3in aus prrer Reugier ~foroert. gSir
Dluihen, edB man bic Reoijin In biliger gSeiie er
rroOt uno man Dieoer 5u ieiner fri6eren itarfeu
NatHr seIGnst.
9ieies gratis oerihifte Bplpadet III Der 8efpeis.
mas Die ~NGnnz9ieoi5in lthun perras. SSir ihideI
frlufo obgelieiert. : fper Rare uHo Die Aorefe 1T
~notbuenoIg. Snteritate Remeop &c., 1854 Sud
SuiloiHg, Detroit. g1ih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
6 9ma1bolte 8ebanbIune q.

6 9ma9boIte 8sbanbIune.
Bali o n, 5. San. Die
8sbanblung. bic 5rau Morris, bic
frtiber In indianapolis wobnte, i'm
WeiBen Sauie 3u She'll tpurbe, finbet
In Der 2anbssbauptfaot Mibbiaigung.
5rau Morris, bic febsn Wddte ni1t
9eidlafen bate, eri9ien i'm Weiben
Saufe uno b~erlanste ben prdfbenten
psri6nli9 3u ipreden, neil ibr @atte,
Der elm 8samter bss 9risesbeparte-
ments iei, unsere6tfertister Wsife ent,
lafsn wurbe.
sic bofe, baB Der prdlibent ihren
@atten na9 benz S%nteruieu mieoer in
in ietn @mt isbe. Man tbsilte ibr nit,
bob fe ben prdfioenten ni4t iebsn
tonne unb als fs barauf beffano uro
oas Wartesimmer nidt perlieB. mari
man fe gum Sempel binaus. Sie Mrt
uno Weiie, ME fe on Die frifde 2uft
gefebt uurbe, erreete angemetne MiB-
bilisIng.
Rebellion 6 b E.
% Affirmation n, 5. San. Na4s
ri9ten, bic bon Santo Domingo ein=
lnufsn, beridten. baB Der Morales
Iufftanb auf puerto plata lebte Na9t
Iein gnbe nabm.
Seftiges Jeuern ben ganssn borbsr-
aebenben Sag. garceres f9liebli1 er.
fol9rei4.
Muf @aceres Settle 80 Wann 9s.
t6btet unb 60 bertpunoet. Der 0erluf
auf Der anberen Settle 1T %unbsfannt.
4sratli1s Stlfe tpuroe bon benz ames
ritaniIden &rie9sidif gu ben Ieruun=
beter1 eeididt. pelde auf benz 2anoe on
einen plab getragen tucren. Der bur8
cine SABINE nit einsm rotben 9reua
be3eidnet mar.
Der Sob bes &oorigue3 mar Elm
barter S&lag fur feline partei.
am%erifanif9e Btreer uurben an
goro BEG S3orpion genommen.
Seine Sobte unter ben Mmerifanern.
Die Geinoielisteiten fno beenoet.
Wteber lot t.
NorfoIt. 3D., 5. San. Der
bel9iiae Sampfer Nnti9oOn bon Mo'
bile nod ga &o9ele befimmt, Der i'm
DECEMBER 16 Msilsn iioli9 bon @aps
9enrp idsiterte, murbe beute fott &C.
ma9t. Sas Steuerruber 1T fort uni
oas S4iH ledt etwas. bod TT iein
3ufano i'm uebri9en gut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

2oqansport, 5. San. Sa.
MEL $olan, Sc Sabre oft, ein Solbat
oes 8iiraertrieges, pel&er bem 46. Sn-
fanterie. @egiment bon Snoiana ause=
tbeilt 9eweien mar, tuurbe in Der Ndbe
bon Malton bon einem 3uge Der Yans
banble Bahn iiberfabren uno set6otet.
@r iebte R& tn ieiner 3~erfreutbeit auf
bic S&ienen uno i&lief Elm. Solan
mar Suneeefele.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
9await.

5iIfIoies ainb GENET.
ner 2a9e geopert.
9onoIuIu. 5. San. Simeon
Wbarton. Der bret Sabre alts Sobn
bon 6enrp Wbarton, tuel9sr bermiBt
puroe, III In einem 3uderrobrfelbe in
Waialua auf Der Sniel Oahu gefunoen
tporoen. Sas 2inb lit einem grdBli.
den Woroe gum Opfer eefalen.
Beine, Mrms unb 2opf rparerl bon,
&umpfe 9etrennt; oie 3unse mar aus
benz Munoe sei9nitten unb bic Musen
tparen aus ibren 06blen gerifen.
Die einaelnerl 8beile bss 26rpers
wuroen In M~bftdnbsn bon n1sbreren
6ub a%ufgefunben. Der W6rber bate
bic $beile 6 3oa tief unter Die @roe
petfAarrt. Gin Mrbeitsr nit Nameil
Samuel Sobnion, tpel1er bel ben 81.
tern oes 2inoes lOgirte. tDurbe berbaf.
fet uno ma&te benz Sheriff Broun Elm
0henes @efdnbnib. gr gab als @runb
feines Werbre&ens Ra9e gegen bic
SHUTTER bes 2inbes an, tpsl9e bers
ueigert babe. ibm @&naps 3u qeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
Ser 9edel at.
SIN nnierer Madbariaot Cincinnati.

n |, 5. San. Gum
erften Wale lett 20 Sabren uuroen
beute um Wittsrnadt idmmtli9e
Wirtbiaaften seidloRen. Dies ses
f8ab auf peremptorii9,n gefebl beg
Siirsermeifter Sempiep, Der in Der
lsBtsn @abl fteete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
SO. GongreB.
8 g.

% b n o n, 5. San. Wdb.
reno brei Gtunosn patete heute bas
Saus burd gbamp @larf Semofratie
bis gu ben Stften in Der Debate tiber
bic pbilippinsns 8Orlage. Champ @lart
bon Mihouri fprad au @unten Der
Iorlaee. Or bistutirte Die Sarifs
Jrase i'm alssmeinen uIlc Die seuti6e
Sarflaee i'm 8sfonoeren. @r fpra6
tiber Die vStano Patters" uno erfldrte,
baB elmer bon bieien, Setrsidr Sham,
beiIen @rfolse als Bunoesf1abmeiffer
bic GlafRfi3irun9 bon Jroididenteln
als @sfisel uno gOnps ais 5ausbalts
Nrtifel in Der Stsuerbspsrtbuns nit
einidlO6sn. Der lOsii9e republitanii9e
Yrdfoentf9afts. 9anbibat isi.
Sc lei oenn, baB Dem srauen uno
ersrauten Spre9er Ontel Soc Cannon
Der Wnntel aufalen utiros. gr be-
bauptete, baB bic StelungHabme
Ssuti9lanbs uno anoersr suropdiider
0ationsn, einen aussmeinen $arif.
ariss ssssrl bic Ser. Staten bsoeute.
Nuf bic Graee @rosbenor's, Oh bic
Der. Staatsn f4 BON ben bsri6iebensn
Nationen ben 8arif Siftirsn lafien
iolten, iagte @tart: .Wenn mir bic
gan3s Wslt bsraubsn t6nnsn, bann
t6nnen mir bittiren.
Gls 5err @lart bsbauptete, bab Der
Sinelsp-$ arif ni9t 9enus &ebenue
brd9ts, um bic untoften Der &s9ie=
runs gu bsfreiten, ipransen Srosbe.
nor uno 8apne auf uno betdmpften
@larts g%ebauptun9.
@lart lisb fi9 aber ni9t IRE MAIDEN,
iOnoern ia9te empbatii9. Der Sin9lep.
$arif iaafe tdgli9 elm Deficit bon
elmer Wiuton Dollars.
gsionosrs beftis bstdmpfte @lart bic
g%ebauptung. baB Die berri9enoe pross
psritdt auf ben Sin9lep Sarif 3uriids
3uffibren lei.
Ra4 tpeiterer Debate p.rtaete lid
I'm 5 ubr oas Saus bis morgen.
Senat.
% q bin9ton n, 5. Sanuar. =
Sn Der beutigen @omiteHbuns bean.
tragic Senator Soliber, feline 8orlags
punftpeiie su erleoigen.
Die Inaeiaen fno b%Or6anoen, baf
bic Saus=SiG paffrt uno benz Ssnat.
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