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lieve that exposition are forordaihe 1
10 financial failure. One of the nov
elites We believe will be n handsome
dividend on the stock OF The con-
pany
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-09

No emlioyc Of Tie Daily Press com.
nanp Ia nuliinliz"h 10 contract any oh
ligaflnn III Tie name az he company,
or tn make purchases 10 The name Of
the Hnnir except upon orders signed by
The PUBLISHER OF THE DAILY
PRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-09

james City and York County STOCK
aaissrs opjee, 10 Rigid Rules Now
Enforced by State Aeans, Texas
f;evsi--2oo Acres Sold for $1,000.
Especial 10 Tie daily rress.D

a "a
'"''''''' ~ 'H''ac Johnson VINO
WAS Killed while -: work ON the
branch line ri The t'ilcs:,pplkc a. Ohio
hojn. min l,.,w. .r,a,o AMI ,,;,.
,.,o., ..
'''"'"" rs h'"a was crushed he
w"'n III" ,n:;in, ami one Of iii"
ears III. Mas fo.ln,.iy rn.a..r.. in
M. ncrcan,;l,. ,n,sinss hr,,
a. : " rrrh'F""'isi'' "i me Nir-
H'"''' ~ l''''''''"''' sutton ~ ihafkSs'
80 ''''''''''!' 'Nt'''i
N'''''' :" '".''r WIN STOCK f'''S'fS
''.''r'"'"i ''''' cute quarantine mat
49, ~ ''''''''S Wy an" ORR '''''h
IN '''s'' Two arg 'l'r "h'y c"nl'
VII ~ e''''S''''' '''''' are 'hn''
49, 49, ~ '''' ~ '"'''''rs 'l'''' mn
:, Wins Sre''' h'f'lShip ni"h
49,
pr F'"rhcyhol"ll addressed tho far
hrfS III me courthouse. adriSin;;
Them 1" appoint inspccicrs and "n
d"av"r I" so ria IL HE lick ilia;
causes TEXAS fever lie promised I"
return nrS' summer and arrange
=" that ca'ii". properly inspccir
ana III h"wisr injected with the dis
r'lS'. may be shipped 20 market
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-09

Remorse IS cften merely The dreai
OF punishment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-09

Major T., W. Warmlrlon has pur
chased 80" acres OF the Main" farm
in James City. paying ior same
Si.non cash This land ahlnins MIR
Warlr,on's fin" farm, ST. Georges
IN James river
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

The following rains, taking the same
SLOW course assure to our rivers
Il comparatively even flow of water
the entire season. But denude the
State of its forests and the rapid melt
ing of the snow and drying up of the riv-
ers means floods in the spring, and
dry or shallow rivers in the summer,
which entail severe restrictions and
losses on our manufacturing and COM
mercial Industries. The severe expert
ence of Pennsylvania should be an OBJ
ject lesson to us, to which | trust we
may all heed. From the Virginia lille
on the South to the York State line OH
the north, an area of about 100 miles
in extent, 80 years ago the State was
covered by a vast and valuable forest,
but today there is hardly any timber
in all that region, and the country is
practically deforeSted. The tax upon
timberland in Pennsylvania will con-
fiscate ii in very few years, so it
is very unprofitable for Il man to hold
timberland in that State. Tens of
thousands of acres of that timber
would be standing today if the rate of
taxation had permitted it, but the as
SCISSORS seeing that valuable timber and
realizing that it could be made profit
able sourc" of revenue, raised the taxes
upon it to such rate that the annual
growth would not begin to pay the tax.
and the interest on the money invested
in it, 50 the owners had to cut it off
ana sell it in self defence. Thousands
of acres have been cut. and the land
abandoned and sold for taxes simply
because the owners could not afford to
hold them. The owners began by cut
ting the hemlock peeling the bark and
allowing the lumber to rot on the
ground. Then followed 4 Wasteful re-
moVal of the pine and other timber.
leaving the ground covered with wood
and brush which afforded favora BILE
conditions for forest fires which swept
over vast areas. leaving them compar-
atlvely valueess The forest division
of that State recently had option on
$4,000 acres of these lands. and more
are being offered to them continually
at from 80 cents to $1.50 per acre.
which but a few years ago was valu-
able timberand. and the State is OBJ
tanning control of vast areas of this
land around the headwaters of the
DelaWare, SuSquehanna ana Allegheny
rivers in order to protect their water
supply of the important cities situated
along their course. Thoughtful econ
omists. who are neither politicians nor
wild land owners, seriously recommend
the abolition of all taxes on our for
ests. in order 10 insure their preserva-
ton and stimulate their in
crease. While we may not
go to this extreme on the one hand.
We trust that so much radical policy
will be pursued on the other. that will
in any way stimulate their serious de-
crease, or result in their final destruc-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rev. John Goodwin, 81 years, died
Wednesday at Lynn, Mass. He was
born at York. Me-, and entered the
New England Methodist conference in
1S47, holding pastorates at Oakdale.
North Brookficld, Hardwick, West
Springfield, Charlemont, Princeton,
Berlin and other places until 1872
when he retired from the ministry to
become foreman in a Lynn shoe fac
tory.
The Welsh Coal Co. of America
was organized Wednesday at Portland
with a capitalization Of 100000, even
ly divided between common and pre-
ferred of which $4,000 has been paid
III. The company will distribute in the
New England states anthracite coal
from several mines in Wales. Frederick
w. Hinckley of Portland is president,
and Enoch G. Richards Of Portland
treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
A. G. Emery.

News was received in Waterville
Wednesday evening Of the death In
Cliftondale, Mass, of a formerly we'll
known citizen of Skowhegan and who
was known extensively In Waterville,
A. G. Emery. who passed away
Wednesday morning at the age Of 6S
years. A brother-in-law, Hiram Pot
ter of Fairfield, and sister-in-law. Mrs.
Rodney Jones of Fairfield Center. to-
gether with two daughters. Mrs. Luth-
er Lord and Mrs. Fred Lord. both OF
Massachusetts, survive.
The remains will arrive in Water
vile on the O'Clock train from Bos-
ton Friday evening. Prayers will be
said at the home OF George l.. Cannon,
1913 Main street. during the following
morning and the interment will be
made in the tomb.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

Following the report of Grand Chief
Iemplar came the report of Electoral
superintendent Frank w. Gowan of Wa
terville. Mr.. Gowan presented his views
IN very frank, candid manner. taking
for his theme the temperance situation
as II is in Maine at the present time The
report awakened a violent storm of pro-
test. An advanced copy of the paper had
peen submitted to the Journal for publ-
cation. subject to amendments in case
the same should not be endorsed by the
Grand Lodge. Steps were Immediately
taken TO forbid any part of the paper
from being published, ard as result
Mr. Gowan's address is withheld from
puphcauion urtil 1t Is remodeled to cor
respond to the sentiments of the Grand
Lodge.
In his report Mr.. Gowan excited a
very strong animosity by saying that in
MS mind the Sturgis law was responsible
to a large extent for the present polit-
ical revolt as seen during the spring
eiecuons IN the electoral returns OF the
larger cities of Maine So violent was
the feeling expressed that the meeting
was forced to adjourn and no business
was transacted until the afternoon ses-
sion.
In the afternoon al o'clock the meet
ing again came to order and routine busi-
ness was transacted The first official
action was vote which was carried ex-
tending greetings of the Maine Grand
Lodge to the Grand Lodge Of Massachu-
setts which is now in session in the Bay
State.
The report of the secretary showed
gratifying status Of prosperity. There are
70 lodges in Maine with an aggregate OF
about 1900 members. Thirteen lodges
have been established during the past
Grand Lodge year.
The report Of the grand treasurer was
also read and accepted. showing the n
nancial condition Of the order to be In
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
Of Maine Open Grand
Lodge at Watervi||e.
Reports Of Ofticers Including
Grand Chief Temp|ar Rideout.
Electoral Supi. Gowaa's Report Raises a
Great Storm Of Protest.

Tha second session of the 4Sth annual
convention of the Grand Lodge of Good
Tenlplars Of the State Of Maine opened
its business at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning in the hall of the Modern
Woodmen of America, at present joint
ly occupied by the latter lodge and
Waterville Lodge, No. Z, which is the
banner lodge of the Kennebec District
of Maine.
About 200 members. including visitors
from all parts of New England were
present and the most enthusiastic
demonstration which has ever been
held under like auspices in Waterville
was the result. Why should not this
have been the case? Nineteen new
members comprising members of the
best of Watervilles social circles were
given the First degree and this is said
to be but the beginning, as a large
number of names have been presented
and will be admitted to membership
and initiated before the convention
closes.
After the initiation ceremonies re-
ports of the officers were read in the
following order: Grand chief templar,
grand secretary and grand treasurer,
all of which were referred to the COM
mittee on distribution with the excep-
tion of the financial report. which was
of course referred to the financial COM
mttee.
The first number of the program was
the annual report of Grand Chief Tenn
plar w. A. RideOut of Calais. Mr.. Ride
outs report and recommendations are
intensely interesting, inasmuch as all
of the points of public, State and ma
tiona! interest are thoroughly and
broadly discussed. Mr. Rideout spoke as
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
Remove the Cause
Of q Headache

Dear Sirs:-
We always keep 81. F." Bltters in
ache and find them great help
Yours respectfully,
MRS. FRANK G. SMART,
July TO- 1905, Kineo, Me.
L. F.s" act through the bowels and
remove the real cause. Don't use
cures that only deaden the pam ana
leave the poison in the system. = L.
r. Atwoods R-tters are safe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

Jack Phelan Of Fairfield left Water
vile Wednesday morning in company
with C. Alfred Bushey, both gentle
men being en- route for their prospec-
tive summers work. Mr. Phelan will
work. as during last summer on the
N. f. League on the Nashua. N. H..
team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

A monument is being designed in
Richmond. Va. to be dedicated to the
memory of Edgar Allan Poe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

The evening session although not a
children's meeting was devoted to an in
formal discussion of the work of the
Grand Lodge Of Juvenile Templars OF
Maine. The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. L. c. Partington of Portland
This branch Of the temperance work was
shown to be in a flourishing and pros
porous condition. Plans were discussed
for its advancement during the evening
and the meeting was adjourned until 10
o'clock this morning. when the reports
of the different committees will be acted
upon and the remainder Of the business
Of the convention transacted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

most satisfying condition. The reports Of
the committee on credentials and of the
grand councillor together with Mr.. Cow
ans report above mentioned win be heard
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
SOLD.BY

WEBER 4 HEWETT,
GEORGE D. Haskell.
MERRILL BROS,
GEORGE w. WApLEiGh,
A. M. BROWN.
H. W. FAIRFIELD,
EDISON LOCKE,
w. T. TURNER,
T. M. MOVES,
J. z. CUNNINGHAM,
FARMERS SUPPLY co.
CHAMBERLAIN & LADD.
A. A. BRANN,
GARDINER
CHARLES II. CLARY,
A. C. HARRINGTON,
HALL0WELL
JACKSON ToWLE,
WINTHROP
A. NJ. BOWMAN 4 CO.,
MANCHESTER
Z. L. COVE,
WHiTcoMs & CANNON,
MORRILL, 4 CRAIG,
Ed. coRsoN 4 CO,
WATERvILLE
w. w. NYE CO.,
FAIRFIELD
ALLAN & POLLARD,
Q. 8. s4EasuRne Wlssao" !. so'
RICHMOND
FRED p. EMMoNS, s4
FULLER.HOLWAY COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

ans report above mentioned VIII be heard
this morning.
In an interview win 4sir. Gowan at the
close of the session, Mr.. Gowan said:
1.-The lodge officers knew perfectly well
that / was not in favor of the Sturgis
commission and that I had made frequent
statements at the time that it should not
have passed the State Legislature. Nov
that l have reiterated my views in the
only conscientious way in which i could,
/ don't see why, for political reasons
alone. the facts of the case as / see them
should be suppressed
One of the officers in replying said:
Il would never be found saying a word
against the measure which has accom-.
pIished so much toward curtailing the
sale of liquor since its enactment. I am
obliged to believe that some other cause
which l do not understand has been
sponsble for the change and the Grand
Lodge will not go on record as taking any
such a position"
This, in a nutshell, illustrates the most
important of the transactions of Wednes-
day forenoon and afternoon at the annual
session of the Grand Lodge
A list of the grand officers which have
been affiliated with the order for the long
est number of years will be of interest
The list contains the number of years
following each name in which the re-
spective persons have been actively en-
gagged din the work of Maine Good Tenn
plars. as follows:
Mrs. l.. c. Partington, Portland, ~
years; George +. Brackett, Belfast, %
years; Charles A. Maxwell, Portland 3j
years; j. III. Hamilton, Mattawamkeag,
92 years; w. A. Rideout, Calais, q years.
The following officers were present rep
resenting the Grand Lodge:
w. a. Rideout. grand chief tempIar
Calais; Z. A. Caine. grand counsellor.
South Portland; Mrs. Frances 8. Kimball.
grand vice templar, Auburn; Geo. f.
Brac<ett, grand secretary. Belfast: Frank
c. Holt, grand treasurer, Norridgewock:
Frank w. Gowen. grand electoral super
intendent. Waterville; Rev. VIM. Fl.
F'ultz, grand chaplain, Portland; H. g.
Woodhouse. grand marshal, Scarboro:
Mrs. II. A. 1vers. grand s. ]. temples.
Waterville; Mrs. E. l.. Brackett, grand
assistant secretary, Belfast; Margaret
Saunders. grand deputy marshal, Port
land: w. c. Dawes, grand guard, Auburn;
A. III. Newbert, p. G. c. templar, Rock
land.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-12
San Sapt's g2eot
Widita. Gas.. II. cSan.

~ptHbl4Gt JNuS.t IL AylH.
Der ebemulioe G3ruperneur 0an
Sant BON Minneicta bielt bier cine
&eoe gesen bic 9ruitlpirtW6aft, in
pelher er unter 9lnoerem IaQte: Die
Queen Ser Patton ri6ten iih nab
&dnIas, fir beiien &f 3ur SeIbit.
erbdItung oas ameritaniI6e 9olt Die
er0Bte SbeiInubme 5eiot. Sn Dem
Sample ge9en Die Stanodro Stl Gpms
PAM uno beren Sberbdupt Sobn 8.
&odefeller ite6e id duf Der Seite bes
@oItes. &ennen Sic bic Modt oes
beretni9ten &dpitols2 WiiIen Sic,
peId Elm GinfIuB ibm sur 8erIiigung
itebt uno haben Sic lemals oariiber
na69eOa9t, nit lpelder llnbarmberz
sigteit oiefer SruIt ale 0ieieni9en
Siihtigt, pel6e iit Teinen 9(bF4ten
pioerieben, ipie er iie perleumoet uno
in Nlibtreoit bringt, psnn iie IiCb ni6t
Dor Inn beu9enP Nsnn oSemdnb BON
Sbnen elm Dffentlider 9eamter 1T uno
ben Waltb bat, feline beI6mcrenc
Pflidt 5u erfiiaen. oann ipirb er balo
finoen, Oab Der Sruit i'm aug Otm
Mege gu rGumen iu6t." Reoner err
mcbnte feline 3ub0rer, tinfttg nur Tulz
6e MGnner in Die 6alIen Der 9eiebs
gebun9 gu ienoen. lpeIde auf Der Settle
bes 8oItes iteben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-12

J(efp Yprt, IL. san.
Der pon MoDor WtcGlellan neu ers
nunnte ShuItommiiIdr Spbn u. Nile
bur lit, pie er iagt, Elm enti6iebener
8egner 0es beuti6en uno frun3Diii6en
llnterri6ts uno oes Surnens. Seiner
@rtldrung 5ufoIge miro er ni9ts un@
terldiIen, I'm ieiner 4nIiht i'm S4ul@
ratb @elturg gu oeri9affen. Qtuein
1T er a0eroings ni4t in Der Gage. Die
9enannten fdaer ub3uIdaFfen, oodJ
beiBt es, Oab ale BON Mapor Mcglel-
Ian ernannten S6ultomnihdre nit
@ilbur zines Shines Iino, penn Iie
es au6 ni6t 10 often ausIprsden. Die
ppn McGIelan ernunnten &ommihdre
baben ieBt bic Mebrbeit i'm S6ulratA.
Der 0eutide llnterrid6t miro pad
Dem ieBigen StunOenpldn i'm lebten
S9ulidbr tGglih cine Stunoe ertbeilt
Sir Surnunterri6t, 3uIammen nit
pbpiiologie, 91gienie, YauIen unc
@pielen iinO i'm eriten Sabre 200 Wlis
nuten prp Do4e angeIeBt. 9ieie 3eit
miro BON Su6r gu Sabr tiir5er unr
betrGgt I'm leBten S6uliabr nur nod
80 Minutsn, oas 1T genau Is Minu-
ten pro Gag. Sin erfabrener S9uls
mann fagte :nWenn bic 2egisIatur
ni6t eingreift, miro oie Srmmunbs
Mebr6eit oes S9ulrdtbs ihon oor
8sginn Oes neuen S6uljabres Den
fremoIprd6igsn llnterrift, ods Eur
nen uno 0as Singen abgef6afft bdben.
9ds gon5e llnterrihtsIpitem, an Def
fen @nifbau bic bsiten S9uImGnner
Sabre lang gedrbeitet bdben, miro sers
ftDrt fper6sn. Summanp min, oab
ole &iroer m6gli6It peni1 lsrnen,
oenn ie oiimmer Sic Dleni6en Tino, De-
ITO lei6ter t0nnen lie am 9dngelbdns
be herumaefiibrt per0en.
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Ser OeIiruf.
92en Oort, II. San

giep 9ort. II. San.
SS e berseri6t Der Stdot Rem
Yort ~ oariiber entI6sioen, ob Ser
Selmagnat 6enrp $. Hogers 0ie ibm
porgelegten 6ragen gu beantportsn
bdt,' ooer ni9t. Die 6auptfrdge, nell
DE oisIem tpiberboarigen 3eugen porgae
leat puroe, lautete; n9dt Die Stonourb
Sil Company BON glep Seriep eiren
tontrpllirenbsn 9tntbeil ooer beiiBt lie
ole Wfdjoritdt Der Qlttien Der Waters
8ierce Sil Company BON Wtihouri,
Der Stanoar0 Sil @ompdnn ppn Obip
ooer Der GepubItc Sil gompanp pon
Nep gort2" Diefe 6rage purOe Dem
3eugen Rpgers pie0erbolt oorgslegt.
ober BON ibm nit einem 2ddeln, elmer
@usreOe uno i4lieb!i4 nit elmer pciis
ttpen @eigerung bedntlportet.
Wenn oas SbergeriGt Dem 3euaeli
befieblt, Die 6rdge gu bedntpcrten,
Damn muB er entfpeOer 9eborden, ooer
iih Oarauf gefabt MAIDEN, lpegen MiB=
aatung oes @eri6t5 Oas @eIdngniB gu
be5ieben.
Q(us Dem bisbsrieen 8erlauf 0er8er=
banolungen gebt oeutlicb berpor, ouB
0as geIamlnte SelInitem, pom @i3es
prGFoenten Rogers binab bis sum
syabritubltuti9er, no9 einem gemeins
fansn plan banoelt, um oie Inter
Iu9ung labm gu legsn. ROgsrs unb
Der 2tuoiteur Wabe 6ampton. Iopie
Der Spe3iaIpoli3iit &earnep, pelder
oarapf gu iebsn bat, oaB oas @ebdu=
oe go. 26 8rpaopan ni9t oon 9au=
iirern uno 8ettlern beimgeiudt miro,
maren iid pOlitdnoig einia Oariiber,
baB es am beIten lei, feline 6rage pon
8eoeutung gu bedntmprten.
Sbprna8 2atpfpn bat erfIdrt, odb
er feline perI0nli6e &enntniB iiber oie
8erbdltniiTe Ser Stanoaro Oil Gom>
pam babe, pelhe Der 9eneraldnfpali
SpoIsp gu ermitteln fuhe. @r fiigte
ober bin3u. oaB es niht an Ser No.
tbi9en @mftlGrung febIen neroe, IobaIf
6errn 3ogers oie @abI 3piI6en Sc
fGnoniB, Msineio oosr 8eantnortun1
Der pprgelsgten 5raqe seiteGt peroe
Stem 9ort, II. San.
DIS Die 5rage beute 8prmittag Dol
Dem 3idter 9iosrileebe 3ur 9erban0=
lunq tommen iolIts. beantraqten Sic
Mopofoten oes OeItruits einen4ufI6ut
Biz gum 5reitag, Der ibnen aud be-
milligt puroe. @benIp nur0e ods
ipeitere 3eugenberb0r Dor Dem Som
rniHdr Sonborn Bis 5reitug beridos
ben.
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g an a m q.
9ganama. II. 20

PuHdlHd, Il. oSQlf.
Der prdToent ama0or ertldrie. er
bdIte Die @nbiauers llnruben nid5t iiir
gerd0e aefdbrIiH, tpolIe ober ba8 SEA
nonenboot yOriente" gu oem Sdupt
Iinge Sndnnuquina8 Ienoen uap bic
fen 3u elmer Gonfersn3 nah banana
sinlaben la6en. 21maoor fiigte bin5u,
odb Giferiu6t ole Gtdmme e$ndn=
naquinaS' uno 9enrD Glap8 gegen
sinanOer auigebradt babe, Glap BAIT
iehr ireu su banana, uno and oas
perurfa6t bei ieinem @egner unbe5ds
gen.
Gs pirb gemelbet, oaB Elm toIum6is
i6er General ben Sduptltng Suars
naquinas befu6te uno aufioroerte. uo6
8ogoto gu tommen, po man linn WdIs
fen Iielern uno finan5ielIe 6uIfe lei
item. nit einem Worte qefdQt. i'm in
ben Gtano ieben moIle. Banana an3us
greifen ooer iid geqen einen 2lngriIT
BON oortber gu ipebren. Sn oen Dor
fern an Der Sorfaoibuht, lpo aud Der
SGuptIing Snannaquinds ieinen
Stdmmesiib bat, perben felt einiger
3eit Grie9st6n3e aufQeFii6rt.
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g 9redGi9e 5abrt.
San fFgancisco. hi. oSan.

gla6 elmer ididIalsI6peren 7a6rt
ppn feds Mondten 1T Die 9urte r9us
iternire" BON 9amburg in Santa 9ios
falia, i'm @olf BON Golifornien, ange.
Iangt. Bon Der MannI9aft lagen Is
am Storbut ertrantt oarnieoer unO
nur Elm babies 9ubeno SeeIeute mar
nod i'm Stanoe, auf Dem 0ed 3u bIeis
ben uno Die nptbpenoige gtrbeit 81
perrihten. Der erite Steuermunn
@idmdnn beribtete, oab 0as S6iIf
neit iiiopdrts oeri9Iaqsn purbe, Der
9apitdn 2tnbagen pd6rsno einss
furdtbaren Sturmes itorb unb Der
Sfpeite Steuermann MliIIer iiber gor0
Itiir3te uno ertranf. Damn purbe bic
Mannihdft ppn Sforbut befallen, Elm
Seemann mad Dem anoern ertrantte
uno fhIieBlid fpareu nur nod Wenigs
arbeitsfdh1. DAP ous S6iff unter
folden llmftGnben oo6 nod ben 6afen
errei6te, gilt als Elm DunOer.
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81 uffH ub.
SrentOn. q. &. II. SSan

5renton. u. 5. II. San.
Der 8ouperneur Stpfes bepiQiate
Srau Sofia einen 9tufI9u6 Ser llrs
tbeilsppllitredun9 bis gum 10. 9Se6r.
6rou Seife 9. qortion aus Gincins
natl bate gu @uniten Ser GSrou 1plIa
cine petitipn nit 1910 llnterIdrif@
ten borgelegt.
Gs puroe eeItenO gema6t, oaB
5rau Sofia ibren 2anosmann, BEN
Staliener Soiepb Santa 5ur 8ert6ei.
biguna ibrer @bre nieberifob. Man
miro iih ieBt beniiben, 9emsiTe aug
Stolien gu peridaffen, peIhe oen
f9le6ten Gboratter Santos na6peis
fen fpllen. Die !6inri6tung Der 6rau
SoIIa mar fir Den ndditen 6reitag uns
eeieBt.
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8eutf dfon 5.
Berlin. II. oSnr

7et 8eiasminiiter 0es 2(usnGrtis
gen. 5rei6err BON Rifstbofen, pel6er
aeitern einen S6Iagdnfan erIitt. Iisgt
10 ibtper ertr1ntt 0drnie0er, boB 0ie
@er3te Die 6offnung ouf GrbaItunq
oes Qeben8 nohe3u auf9egeben baben.
Berlin. 10 Sanuar.
9u8 @olif'iae 1slsgrapben.g .guredu
bshauptet geb0rt gu bnben. 0dB ods
3irtulirenoe @erii6t. iponoch 9er6dno
Iun1en 3piihsn Der Grupp'i6en Som
pdqnie uno Der frdn30iii6en 1irma
Shneioer &c So. in Sc Greu3ot be6uIs
llebernahme Der GieIerunq bon ga.
nonen fir ben Sultan BON Morotio
i'm Gauae iein iollen, ni9t uuf Q9abrs
belt >rlIbt.
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9}etin9, II. San.

peting IL. San.
Der Cbiueiii6e @eionOte in Wai6s
in9toh meIoete Der Hegierln9, oaB cine
befrieoi9en0e RegeIung Ger 6ineIiIhen
@inpanoerln9sfrdge aus1eihloIIen er=
ideine. @r ertIdrt, ooB Die N(ebrbeit
Der RongreBmitglie0er 9roBe,es Gnt=
ee9entommen gegen China befiirpor=
te, OaB dber Der GinlIuB un0 Die 9lbs
neigung Der Standardization geqeu oie
Gbineien gu Itort lpGr:n.
9iinonfu. 10. Sanuar.
Den 3eremonien 3ur @rGffnung BON
Siinanfu. Der 9auptitaot Der 9ropiu3
SGantung fir Den Tremoen 6anoel,
ipohnten beute oiele Gbineien unO ans
pGrti9e 8ermte bel. Inter oen an
ipeIenOen lmerituniid)en sir1;laosnen
@Giten beicn0en iib Die &onIuIarbes
amten unO 3sprdientanten BON dn9es
iebenen 9aa0elsgeiellidaIten, $50
9dIte pohnten am W(ittdg Dem 9und)
bel, ur0 Der 60uperneur pon Sc1dn=
tulnJ MIRO beute 2lben0 IN ieInem be
ii9en pdldite. ser in abenoldnoii9er
gBeiIe gebaut uuO eingeri1tet 1T, eiu
8ontett Qebeu. Die H,oe oes @ouber-
neurs bob Die 3bdtiohen berpor, oab
oie erite intrrnationale 0anoelssIie.
berIdiiung BON China ielbit ey0fInet,
BON Den 8i3ei0nigen 9uan 3fbi 8ai
uno 3idbufu porgeihlagen uno lanQC
erpurtet porNen III. Die 6IGde Der
gtniiebelung betrGgt ettpa bier qua.
bratmeiIen Der Dem ameritdniId)er
Soniul 6opler, ser in 9TfiFu ffatio-
nirt lit. un0 anoeren 9(merifanern su
tbeiI geporoene @mpfdnq mar fe6r
ber3lih, Der 8optott eriitirt nibt in
Der proptn3 Sd1ntung.
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$1R5,0O0 geiddbigt poyoen. 9o5
5euer entfton0 in Dem Utii6rdum uno
ebe Dem 5ortgang Der 6Iammen Sim
bait geboten peroen tonnte, nuroen
Der Miidhraum, bieRaffinerie uno ods
2abpratorium polItdnOig 5eritOrt.
Das 5euer puroe mad orei Stunoen
T9ipsrsr 9trb.it BON Der 5euerlpebr
unter &ontroue gebradt. Die llriaae
lit nibt betannt.