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Smyrna times., 1906-11-28
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

SMYRNA AND VICINITY.
snort Items General Interest Gathered
During thesWeek.
Full supply extra quality coal, full
weight and fair prices. Samuel j.
Reynolds.
Guaranteed Carving Sets, 20 year
guarantee Community silver and fine
pocket knives. VIM. FAIRIES. The Iron
Front Hardware Store
NJ. E. Smith advertises his Chri stmas
novelties in this issue. Read his greet
ing and go look over his line of goods.
He is ready to serve the best interest
of the public.
Have you seen Haynes Ware"
Holland Sunset and Gainsborough
decorations On sale at the Iron Front
Hardware Store, VIM FAIRIES.
The ladies of Raymonds NJ. E Church
will hold box social at the home of
Frank E. Jones, near Leipsic, on the
George farm, Thursday night Nov 80.
The public is cordially invited.
Dainty China from Japan, Austrian
and English Vases, Lamps, Books for
old and young, Busts, Jardineres, etc. ),
for Christmas gifts at William FAIRIES,
Iron Front Hardware Store.
Policeman Benjamin w. Turner who
recently purchased the Lewis Hamil-
ton property corner of Main street and
Hamilton's Lane has begun to make
improvements. Carpenters are now al
work preparing it for occupancy.
While You are thinking of Christmas
don't forget that an inexpensive gift
that would be highly valued would be
years subscription to the Times
You can get it from now until January
LIST, 1908 for $1.0O paid in advance.
The Smyrna Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of the President
Monday evening, Dec. 3rd, at 7.3t
o'clock. A full attendance is desiret
as there will be an election of officers.
The regular meeting of the w. F
NJ. S. of the Asbury M. E. church vii
be held Friday afternoon, Nov. Both
at the home of Mrs. Alfred Chandler
at $50 O'Clock. Members are urge
10 be present. Cor. Sec.
The Mite Society of Asbury NJ. E
Church will hold special meeting to
night after prayer meeting at which
chicken salad and oyster supper wi
be arranged. 1t is the purpose to hol
the supper on the evening of Deceu
Der the sixth.
Readers of the Times Take Notice: A
new subscriptions coming in now a
companied with 81 paid in advance, W
receive the Times for the balance
the year free and and a receipt give
up to January, LIST, 1908.
The Ladies of the Goth Centul
Club will hold a bazaar in the Coope
Building, commencing Tuesday De
4th, at O'Clock and containin
throughout the week. All kinds
fancy articles suitable for Xmas pre-
ents will be on sale.
Let ssell you your coal,
Every pound of the ton (2240 lbs. }
Has been carfully prepared.
1t will afford you satisfaction,
Giving out plenty of heat,
Having great lasting qualities.
SMYRNA TRANSPORTATION & MFG. {
See Mrs. John E. Phillips Christm
Display. Next Friday will be openi
day when as beautiful line of Chri
mas Goods, toys, &C., will be on d
play as ever shown in Smyrna. {
Kriss will be stationed IN the wind
and will be kindly greeting to all
make this store their headquarters
the Christmas holiday trade.
Are Yoa Watching Your Subscriptions !
little label on your paper will tell
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

in 3am. no er Grier Setrttdr Der
pgsIBiftsn GsiaH0ti taft b:im galls
.aH mar. CT IL 36 Sasre al, Hu0igts
in 2aaianne StraBbur5 ua0 6ei0eL=
berg mo frat Damn in Sen diplomats
fsa S~t1atsoieut. Set ieiner gsgs
l95I19 nit BrGgleiH Grapp Sat er
Die oiplomatif9e Qauf5dbn Dsrldnea,
um on Der Gsitun5 ser 4rupp theu
8erls t6eil3unebmeu.
3as iuuge Ggegaar maate oer 4rs
MISUNDERSTANDING Elm @sIbent bon
S250.000 uno 5rau 8rupp ertlarte,
oab re Den gleiheu 8etrag 81 osmiels
Ben 3Dede Itiften uH6 u6eroies 125
4der Gano CUR grriatung BON Wlus
ltsnlrbeiterbduiern inentsn Der0e.
Berlin IS. Cft.
Ger i6on felt bergeHeue Ston6al
OH iadlli6cH 9onigsboie miro ma6r.
ldleIalIh ncH ai;Igcmdrint meroen.
Die einlige 4ronprin3eifn guiie
uuo beutiqe @rGfiH Wlontimiio mei.
CERT iid, obgleih igr fiir5li6 geitottet
miuoe, lire anoeren Ginoer in Wliiu.
1en pieoer gu ie6eH, 6artnddtg,
Die uad ibrer Gurd5remerei NIT
Spradlebrer Orion ge6orene
Ertn3eiiiu Nionifn beraus5uqe6en.
Gle ertldrte, on5 Der @ertrag. ben
tie ieiHer3eit mter5eiduete, ihr Ourdl
Gro6umgen obgeuotbigt mor0eu lei
mo lDiu undergraduates i'm @eriGte
beldlDoren DOB ibr einitiger @eu1abl
Hiht Der Batter iDres jilngiten Giu-
0es lit. n0'eiHeu giebling laiie i'd
mir nidlt eutreiBcL erflarte sic IN
j1rer Shmo6 nod immer elmer ge.
@toBe niAt eu%t6ebrsnoe Sra
iu ciuem 9erIdteritQtter 0es bieiiqen
IogcblGtt4 a1ionifa lit meiu Sin0
mo uidt Die Sodter oes &Guigs
bon Sddieu. g8er Ser Gater Der
Stleinen it, gebt fetnen Meui9en ct.
mas an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
aana0a.
MiItorf1- ia ~

0ttIpulIy IL. 2tt.
Der 9amper 81. g. Rit5et" traF
bier nit Den Pahagieren Oes Dam
piers g9rtnceB 8ictoria- elm, ser alf
etHsm 6e[Ien gegerit6er Der Ootsai
feiHibt. Sas Shtff bsfano iih ulf
Der 6d6rt BON Glnc0uoer nab Biz
torid uH0 itUauOete. ais es nod cine
9dl5e Stnos bis gum 5afea geblbt
bate. Der aaptdn 6i6ep 6ofit,
DAB Der 0ampfer norgeR frii6 BET
Der 5latb pieOsr fIott iper0en miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

SerH, 10. LII.
Gmsr antIiten Gttldrun5 3aFo.F
e~nl6eagen Die UlslOuU5en Orr britfTbtu
9csTe. 01b Der ti8lib eroffHste
2 uploHtunUsi uuF4sT lei, k0ey &ss
~sriluoaR5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

Ger @rrmisrminiiter StulBpiu nuau.
seHcGm 6eriibrt, ba sr Gin reprGien.
tatiues @arIament beripru6sn fat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

Dos ab5uietlerit, mer6en ieme Msa.
ldltaen nit Siilie enles eleftriideu
Motors getriebeH.
S~taIfsn.
aom. II. Cfto6sr.
Der 8afitan BAT ms6rsre gbpsi6sn
Don ben tat5oIi den 8aUohnern SEE
5Hiel Uidita i'm miftellan0iiten
Deere er3alteH. in oenen feline Siifs
5ei religi0ien 5ragea berlanat Mrs.
es iIno ie0o4 tsins S6ritte qsTfeban.
"a Der gdtitdH eineH 8sri6t oes rs
miiht1t5oIi den gr86if6oFs pon
Wtalt1 g. 8loe ~erlDdrtet. i'm ii eniz
i9efoeH, O5 oie 9eoin9unssn oes @ers
tra3es BON WaOrio. 1902, uno garis.
1914 Die 4niprii9s oer WaaIteier uns
teritiiBeH.
3om, II. Sfio6er.
9em 8ernebmen nab bat Der Sc
mig BON 8elsieH isinen perI5nlifsn@
@influB benuBt, I'M Die 6eabTidtiote
iRternatioHale 8onieren3 binIi6tlid
Der 6~eite9enOen @srbdltniFe in Dem
4oRgo= 5rsiitdate 81 ~berbinoern. 81
ioa fogar OsR9atitan gu 0ieiem 3uede
nm 8eiitaHo eriuht bdben, BAT aber
Bis ieBt in oieIer 8e3iehung nod teins
3uiage er1alten. Stalien 1T su gunz
ten elmer io!deH Sonfereu3, Bat ober
nod ni4t Dffi5isa Dem @ori6Ias gu.
getimmt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
Ger %crgbanBsrciu bss r6eiHiia-iDdr-
ialiiaeu 7ilrifts lebut bic 6vgoe'
rungen Ser Arbsiter u6.
Seine eo5nerB56nH 9.
81 1T Der 9lniidt, 6ah cs @ili&t bcr
9lesicruus lei, ben IihitdnOen Der
greiSBcrt6eutruug a65nbelieu.
Ge0iFon Scs 3oatarii5.
eF.n. II. 0n.

pe'fdllf7sH 8ftuits 31t ot JorOs=
rl15 Der 82r9l.lts uH Go4ner3o5eu5
ab5epieTea uuo D.ro 0gm 5eate N5eno
~ Berlin 3liamnmtuenosa Deltt
3a Der ll0crsn 0is 61HunJ einea
9ist4ldutsnoan Beibiaht5 empIblen.
Der erf 5sa1Hnta G.eiu 8i5t 81, o1B
o.e laPti'1 osg G.lis 5.treHs
o3I @i- stin5 z E,5s1sHt'iSlpre.E
nit e.d 29lldaea u2erelnliuamei
e stilatt d1et ]dJstb olB pc We
'ia] ots 4er5Ht p0rilttteit i1r 81.
or ? nss t1aat uuo olrh 0f
1lion o55 3oltdr's 4baulft ihat
gem iollt,. 11s }ieit it0at1as aaF be
lnJ Der Blsa dprttie l1i rem
3ai~'titsitn Ns ntgen 3ou'1rfs
BIN.
Berlin. IT, 0tto6er.
Die rationale @ca5mTba Qaretais
sauJ, bic 5aate 45sa3 Bier IN Stigma
p1r. Be-. ib teDt.95ct. in 9er51n0s
lung NIT ben 8sDr1Isatln,su ser 8rls
6st1y5sj.tr eirlltresan in0sm Tie Sc
f1apet Dab 0-slel65H ajft 6emtt;3t
iiBo, 5u 3du02l1, uao etlliren Die In
otaen Sabre 5sysits gemab& qo5ns
er3o2ap5 po%ltan3.3 Jpn 5tau0e. bic
oe~rme5rtsn Stolen iitr oea Ge5en5e
urter3lIi 81 0eden.
Berlin II. Oft.
1er Baton .5rdnten", Gigeu.
t6um 0s5 fyGntiitea QufiIhiffsrs
lllbs. Tji6rer Garl 6o6iteitsr. LAM
otie ais Itbter ocr ~ 9oaons. Sic ar
Gonutolc 6ei 5eqel 3ur i~nternatios
nakn Mtttfd6rt nm Sen 9a~iierpotal
oaHtieqen. Gr qjn1 Bel @6rlib in
G6leitn nie0er. Steiner Ser g6eit-
nt6mer an 0er Wettid6rt erlttt einsa
unfaQ.
Ser qatftrootlf ngrSs A~n
.Grrl". Aeu fsinften g,n,n C5:7,ns
t6im Ner gsrf7sr Qgfifffff,r-s7sG-
fd1il 1ii6rgr e0r 9rod,fT5ra
erf1rnt. p,p sns5isr Wrsis sr6;sp
cn6rbo hmm }man4srs- Q,EGE;
Iertla5. Skinner Dr. Fno. nn0 5,a
ogiiisn Qreis Der 0aiits Bonn go;es
ner aerocla6, 6i6yer Or. 56teim.
Berlin. II. Glt.
Die 8u66ruder con Berlin uro
a0aiqsocul 6aben ertimmid Ben
neuen 5drff obaslehnf. Sin o[1emeis
ner STREET. nir0 0ssbalb fir na6rs
ideinltb qebllien.
Berlin, II. sit.
Der Sn6al. Der 9rrbap0lunoen.
l0eldr 0ds iddiibe Winiiterilm mfl
Der grdfin WoniiQnoI0. oer aeIHieoes
nea Satin 0es G6nils Trieori1 Quz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
Spanten.
QPa0ri0. t6. Cftober.

10. AIIuUtI.
Ger @iihof oou 9n0aio3 bat i'm
o6eritet UerihtS5oie eilen Gro5eB
b|elouuen nm oieSeiemdBigteit 0cs
f0nt3ljdlgn Grizzlies Der Die @ulti1.
felt rein ~biir9erIider ErauImgen per
iiilt. Al bCldIIpicH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
8ein uadeeben-

Der aOusreh Ser MOnurdifm bsfsFt
ant ciHsr uOaitaHoissn 2nEaFaE-
ring kindergarten antOfratis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

9Eulat IL. GlAUUtL.
Die Ginge6ortnen Ger 9fttifte 9o-
ienquien un0 Delqa0u Iin0 in einen
Gampf gerat5su, UNI 3a enti6eioen,
per sic auoereu bebsrrihen io1. Sine
groBe Wienqe Wenihen lit auf bei0en
Seiten sst00ts! n0r perpunoet p0roen.
8ai6ingtou. II. 0ttobsr.
Die bieiige 6ineif6e GeIanoti6aft
miro fpegeu oes SoOes Ser Mlutter 0as
@eianOtsn cine 100tdgige 1rduer perz
onitalten. Der @eIdnote miro nab
2l6louf Der Srauir3eit feline Dienltz
pititHtn ipieOer uufne6men. Die 6dnos
lungspeiie ser 8egisrung, Sen Sc
IanOten oui ieinem 9oitsn feit5ubalten,
1T Elm beionoeres &ompliment fit 0eR=
ietben. ga Tie bepelit. oaB Ieiue 9ienits
tie D%ouhGubig beFrieotqeH.
0dbreuo Der 3rauer8eit 0es @tz
idn0teu ner02n 0ie @eIhdite Der 9ez
idnotiddft bon 0cn Q%ititeuten 0esIsi=
Ben erleoigt per0en uno oie Qr6titen
Der @eiln0tihuft ner0en nift unters
brDder. Sir 5i6eu Suug 2ianG
3i6en9 un0 Die Witglieoer ieiner ia
mile peroeu pdbrI6eiuli6 pGbre1o
Scr be~borfebauoen Qsisli6aftliden
Salon nint in Geie1i6dft geben. Der
@efaHote tuonte @inla0ungen aunebz
men, nm in @m6trlt WllF, 8bilaoel=
bbid unD mebreren an0ereu Std0ten 81
iprefen. aber er miro ale Oerdrti9eu
@inloouugen Abdomen.
9aris. 16. Sftobsr.
Sin an Sic 9t6ert6 aus 3au9er
einqetroffene Depef6e megOet, 0aB Sic
R99ierung W}droito's 81 qrdiIb an
oer marottaHiifen &iiite u~nterAaIb
Gibraltar beieitigeu min.
Tanger. 16, DIT.
Sine Rarapdue pon 40 9omeetea,
sic 0cuti9e @aaren nab her Staoi
Wlarotto iubrte, lit ausgeplunO.rt
mor,g., un0 Der OeutiGe @eIdnote d.
Stolen Sat einsn eneraiifeH 4roteit Eel
Der marottanii4en Regierung er9O6en.
Gouaer. IS. Gftober.
Giue Militdr.G rpe0ition BON be
tradtlider Stdrfe miro gcleurDGrtig
in Ge3 o%rgoniiirt. nm Steuern eiu}lt.
treiuen. Sic felt 4 Sohren BON BEN
uu%ru6iaen Stdmmen i'm Sioeu nidt
6e}Qblt mur0en.
Bdris, is. DIT.
Der QufitdnO Der Eingeboyneu in
Wdrotto un0 Qlgier QreiFt um ii6.
Der 4ommauoeur Nr Eruppen i'm
9iItril @in 5efra tlbelte osmRrie9s=
miniIter, OaB Ole gorbereitmaen fir
zen .6ailjQen @reg" NIT Gifer 6etriez
ben lperOtn. Mlulep 46u, Elm Better
oes Suttdns, Bat Die Stimme bsiuht
uRo auiaeIoroert, tire gegenieitiQen
Sirtitiatsittn ruben 81 IaHeu pno fh
anti oie gr1t5uu1 ser Wluiclmdnen
oor3u6eusiten. Die 4li,te Ropem6er
iiattfinoeu iou. 4ls Sammelpuntl
1T Waop @6ir g~etpdhlt porOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

sessu isSss 8~arIamsuf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
@OrottO.
Geuta, Il. Oito6er.

Geuta, 7. Ditober.
Die Gingeborsnen Ger 9itrifte 8o=
~ienquien uno Delga0u Iino in eiuen
gampf gerat6sn, UNI 3a enti6eioen
per sic au0ereu beEgrriden iou. Sine
gToBe Menqe 0eni4sn lit auf 6siOen
Seiten gst00ts! p0r %perfpunbet pOroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
Rom, Is. DIT.

Der NlaIaB ser an 9. Otto5sr
oeri6jeSenea 4otaios 8iitori, 6rdf;l
ocl @ri1o. if re5t 6sibeiosu. SCR
9ern5seH itrumpite infoIse ihlehtsr
9ernalturg nld Dem 1ooe- Tires Sat
ten is6r betrihtI;h 3uilnmen. 9on
Sam ejn ti9en RziAtbum 1T tlum ms5r
ais Die AH0sHtsn 5urid5e5liebtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

Eds encouragement 9ensFei, 0ls
,iHen piftt1sn 4nt5siI an Der Inter-
9ridun3 0r Weuters an 2. Quguf
nl6m una Sen Meuiereru ols Sort
GontaHtine pie0sr sntriB 1T pon
8roHfaot oerle5t por0eR. ptil SIC RS
boLttiondrs 8ropo9aH0a in ibrsa Rel
ben groBs 6oyiTariii: gsmaat Sat.
3pei &onpl5HieH pareu o~outda0ig
oon o,n Re0oIusioadrsn geponHeH
royosn an9 ibue Cfii5isre nareH aih.
i'm Stln0s Dieiel5aa 81 oer5iuoern,
ud5t.jb 9rotldmatioHen n Sen 8az
radsn ar0eper Reg meHter dn3uihlzs
sa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

Doc ab3uieilerit meroen ieme sra
ldtaen mt Siilie erles eleftriihen
Motors getriebeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21


Gie fdtboliiheu 3eIrungen erfla.
rem. 0dB Der 0apit NIT Der GntI6ets
0und 0es Sta1tsrai6s etnDeritdnOen
let Odb Die Rs9isruu9 MIR iolae 8uIz
tJslenein0su ais 3urlle5ernabme BON
&IrhcHeiaentbum berchtiat anerfen.
nea ner0e. Sic uuter OeH reselreht
uon ser romii6eH @ierurhie beitltig.
ten &iid6ien jtabeu. IaS gItuilte
gjau lit oemgelcuilber uidt geueigt
einsu&ompromiB an3tGebmen, Der 0en
&atitau un0 uic5t Die fraH5ofide Gle
gicruu1 sum @jdlter oarilber madlt.
ob 3u,tlSacmeiu0eu umtlih uu5us
erteuueu limo oocr uint.
Der M}miiter oes SHHereH Glenlens
ccau bjelt geiteru in Bar cine Ae0e,
in Ser ct trtldrte: Die r0mifAs
Inramei muB ubermmOeH foerOelt.
,Sn 0lariHcmIniiterilm ruuroe mt.
Qat6eilt, SAP Sic n2utln" NIT SJ3ere
beitsaeui1ttn o%iJsaeriiitct it, Die iIdl
I'm @uQgnbltt Der @eidhr iel6lthatg
mtsloieu tt0 oaS 5tetgen De5 goo.
les ue@rauiaiig. 9dgr eia get oocr
cine ihIucre @ei6a6i8una Der No.
iaiue F6unau Die 9~lisloiuug Ger 8e
pi6ts oeyailO5rt babeu.
0tt 9ltia murOe urIprin9iidl
niHt ol5 Inter ceboot gebdlt Eas
5diii lit nit 8errolelanuloidNuelt
aus3wuitef. sic cs bet Der Sabrt Gui
Ser 0leereSotcrfldde b~eguegeI. &cnu
Sas Boot 0egieftfs miro, uul SorPe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

9.sf. ggsa,t Rrriat i'm Marine.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
@.ran. h. oao5sr

Die rationale 8Ca5:nFba Qereiais
guuJ, bic 59ute N5sa3 bier tn 5ibunl
iplr. Be-! Hb 3eDe.9Jrt, in 9er51n0s
lung init ben Rsprd snt1ntsn ser 8rus
bt1lJ5ei.tr eiF}Itre.an in0sm iie Sc
f1aptgt 51B 0;gisI6eu njdlt 6erett;3t
iiEo, SD 3an5el1, mo etiliren BE in
0Flcn S I5gs bsyeits 9emuba Qo5ns
er5o5upJ o~olbaR53 i'm Stau0e, bic
Uerme5risn HofeH file Sen qe5enss
urlgr3Ilt III Dsden,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

Sum 3psiten male felt Dem rotten
SOnnta9, BEN %. Sanuar 1905, Tino
Der 8atier uno bic Gaiisrin in CT.
petersburg getpeien. Sic famen in
einem tIeinen 9oote un0 beIuhten Be-
Aufs SHipetttou Sic fuiierlite gd9s
StdnOayt. sic in Ser glepa in Sront
Ser ameritanii6en 8otihaft feat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

Cine Militdr. Grpeoition BON be.
tradtlider Stdrfe miro gcgeutD0rtig
in an orguniitrt. I'M Steucru ein}lt
treiUen. Sic felt 4 Sohreu BON ben
%umru6igeu Stdmmen i'm Siioeu niht
be}ahlt mur0en.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-23
NEWS REPORTS MUST BE FAIR
Important Decision Regarding the
Rights of Newspapers to Publish
Proceedings of Courts of Justice.

Nashville. Tenn, January 2O.-The
supreme court of Tennessee handed
down an important decision today re-
garding the rights of newspapers to
publish fair and truthful reports of the
proceedings of courts of justice This
matter was considered by the court IN
connection with damage suit filed
against the Nashville American, in
which case a verdict was rendered
against The American for $4,000. The
supreme court reversed this judgment
OF the lower court, and the case vas
remanded. The supreme court ruled
that unless court has prohibited a
publication, or unless the proceedings
are unfit for publication, the proceed
ings may be published, the owners Of
the newspapers occupying tie same
status as other persons. Publication
of suits must be fair. They must not
be mingled with comment, the place
for comment being the editorial col
umn. Reports of lawsuits need not be
verbatim, but no undue prominence
must be given to damaging facts to the
exclusion of facts which explain or
modify the former. Extraneous mat
tiers must not be introduced. In brief.
news reports of the proceedings of the
courts of justice must De fair and ac-
curate
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-23
WILL BE GUIDED BY THE e. S.
France Will Seek the Advice of the
Washington GOvernment in Dealing
With Venezuela.

Paris, January 20.-The apparent
hesitation in Frances decision relative
to Venezuela appears to be prompted
by the desire not to begin active meas
ures without first taking the advice of
the authorities at Washington For
this purpose Ambassador Jusserand
has been fully instructed regarding his
governments point of view which he is
laying before the American govern
ment. The officials here agree that
Frances action is somewhat hampered
owing to Venezuela's peculiar situa-
ton, the foreign claims upon the GUS
toms being regarded as placing a
blockade almost out of the question.
1t is admitted that preparations are
going on for reinforcing the French
squadron, but the object of this step is
still underlined. This much is regard
ed as certain-France's next move will
depend on the result of M. Jusserand's s
conferences at Washington. The semi
official Tennis suggests that "the best
means to adopt would be for the Unit
ed States to assume financial control
of Venezuela. thus assuring America
and other nations the reparation and
satisfaction due them"
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WILMINGTON n c., JANUARY 23, 1906.

IN the carrying out OF the WOrk- OG0
of these designs was very much more
costly than the others, and yet con-
tractors were required to bid flpon
them together at one price, Carter Sc
lecting which he might see fit Then,
continued Mr.. Erwin, with bids IN
Greene and Gaynor would be given the
contract because they had understood
with Carter that he would use the
cheapest style, and had figured accord
ingly, while the outsiders" would have
figured upon the basis of the possibili-
ty of the engineers choosing the most
expensive design.
The obstacles thrown in way of Ven-
able Brothers. Of Atlanta, to chill the
bidders were described, Carter even
trying to keep.specifcations from them
by absenting himself and leaving MS
private secretary, Michael A Connol-
iy, his Jim the Penman," as MIR. Err
win termed him, to put them off. Then
he said Carter would mislead them by
telling them that they would have TO
do a great deal of expensive subsid-
iary work that really was not neces-
sary, and that was not done at all by
Greene and Gaynor when they secured
the contracts.
1.-The Jury will find" Mr. Erwin said,
in summing up what he purposes 20
prove, and referring to Captain Car
ter "that in 1891, after having been a
borrower, a poor lieutenant who mad
to get money from Greene and Gaynor
to exc out his meagre salary, he be-
came a capitalist, receiving monthly
large sums of which the government
was defrauded." On receiving The
checks, Mr.. Erwin said, Carter would
go to New York, making fake re-
port to his chief as to his whereabouts
"There he would take his third in cash
and deposit with some broker. Get
ting too rich in time for it TO look we'll
he began to deposit in the name Of
the late R. F. Westcott, his father-in-
law. The money so deposited was
drawn out from time to time and used
for the purchase Of bonds which Car
ter held.
"Carter's share of the illicit profits
from the government were the same as
those of Greene and Gaynor, each or
three getting $772,O00.'
Judge Speer informed the jury that
they should not take the prosecuting
attorneys statement as evidence and
decided upon adjournment until Mon
day morning.
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EXPOSITION AT JAMESTOWN
Appropriation of $1.34O.OOO Author
lied i'm Bill Introduced in the House.

Washington, January 20.-Represen-
tative Maynard (Va) introduced bill
today authorizing the government to
participate in the jamestown ter-cen-
tennial Exposition at Hampton Roads
in 1907. and providing an appropIia-
ton of 81 $40, 900 for government build
ings and exhibits. The bill also pro-
vides for the coinage by the govern
ment of 100000 two dollar silver
pieces, the exposition to pay for bull
ion used. BY this means the exposition
hopes to realize profit of about $780,,
900 on the difference between the cost
Of the silver and the circulating value
of the coins.
Represent tative Maynard believes
there will be great demand for two
dollar silver pieces, especially coined
for the exposition, and bearing scenes
typical of jamestown, as the coin will
be of such unusual size that it will be
priced as a souvenir.
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The Government in Doubt as to What
Action to Pursue
Neither France Nor Germany Will De-
fine Their POsitiOns-.Delicate Oues.
tions for Consideration Have Not
Yet Been Reached-Question of
Contraband Examined and Draft of
an Agreement Will be Submitted
Monday.

Washington, anuary 20.-If Ambas-
sador Jusserand has disclosed to the
state department the plans of the
French government respecting the
treatment of the Venezuelan situation,
the department officials feel that they
have no right to make these plans
public, as they directly concern only
France and Venezuela. There is rea-
son to believe. however. that while NJ.
Jusserand has talked freely with Sec
retary Root about the situation. ex-
changing such information as each
had. he has not yet been able to impart
the French plans. and that for the
very good reason that the French gov
ernment itself has not finally determin-
ed upon a line of action
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Reform in Politics Discussed by Folk
Boston. Mass, January 20.-F'ive
hundred of the leading business men
of Boston, members of the Boston Mer-
chants Association, attended the an
nual dinner of the organization at Ho-
tel Somerset tonight and heard ad-
dresses by Governor Joseph w. Folk.
Of Missouri; Mayor John Weaver. OF
Philadelphia; Governor Curtis Guild,
and others Governor Folk was ac-
corded hearty reception He discuss
ed in general way reform in politics