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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
Kdntinen.

@riaaheGeneral Sbeobore :. @iut,
iom fommanSerer SGrenS Misiouri.
aioeling, ubtoIcr / jim S~nhberetuina
til 9risSSeportementet, at Gantiusn
bsr aicniu0fsrcs oeS armepoiterne.
San ii8er: Zen ueobrpbenbe SuS.
flpNeIie. iom Sfieufsiteoerre omfrirg
0iSie Goiter ubeuer, fan life ifiINreS
meN for iterfe Garper. Se er SfpIS
/ be fIeite al De SoriaeIier, bpori Sol,
Saterne biir erebue, % De siper nG.
item uoeIuffeuSe StsSet til oe Dor.
ipuheIier, iou enSer meo SugtbltS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

Snuumimlaffc. - Relce 0liIs)
Sepis @eterion % Charles
orheiNeSe for Ct Gonlpaui
ueoe peo neutrality-suspicious. Sa 10.
Ben pIuSieIi8 o~perroifeSe benz, Sc
babe Ssrbog ben t5be mfueret ct
Sui / 9ig Rod og Iaaoe. ionl BET IN.
mes, 9pnamit i. iUhen oct bar aifis.
let eiter gOriuaeu. SsIgen bar, at
Shlhaet sie5IitteIig aft al % brGbte
Gem ole ire. Stufter at sem ianstes
40 6oA borte, st llbr tilbsrenSe en-
al De uIgtteIige bang opee | ct SrG
"a oar enoOa igana. let bite, al
Aotien bar 20 Dimter ODER 5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

Seiebanbel. IS Sort 8crtb bar
Ser / iorrige llge en- @seut, iom op.
fis6te 4aooleribeite for Gubas &e'
gicrins % ienote afiteh en- Sernbane'
pcanlaSning bper Gag. Ooer Nep
Srelans gif 10 Sernbaneuowlabnin.
GER til Cuba.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
GmaapIuf.

- grfiteft u. g. 8uefRea nil an
femme BERTH ira Banana n9lte uae.
- Orr. on Mrs. BUD NarA er flpt'
tst iii MaOiion, 8is.
-SIaf GuaQev hos Sen Bear til.
bringer lin 6qrie i Nors 2dfota.
- 9enpie Sfeim iolate iiNIte uae
til 5rco 5. Eoieutbal 5000 RtlS
9nnniug.
- 9iiiS Wariorp 8nnce relIte Ssr'
Saa til minneapolis for at tortiRtte
fine Stuoier ueb StatSuniueriitetet.
Or. % 0irs. aSobn OSIpn %
9attcr ira Spotuue fom BERTH ior'
Iehen DAG paa en- Giiit hos Sl9gt'
hinge.
3. .. 9affcu % 9enhif Sto'
gen | NpOiion 3apHibip reIlte I
3irsSagS pua en- llSflilgt til @inne'
iota % 3afpta.
- Sepis Sarien reiIte tilbage til
Chicago ii6itr Ssnbqa eitcr at baue
tifbrngt Ell WaaneOs Sio i 9eisg hos
SlGetuinse her,
Miis Sophie lllucn uenote til.
ba9e til Wiuueapolis Wauooe eiter
nogan Sibs 8iiit hos Slagt % Sen'
ner | 9ecnrab.
%. y. Olipn % Seiter, gPiis
Beatrice 0Iion, peuote tiIbage iii
minneapolis SirSSng 9liteu eiter at
bare Ie6iaeet lin SsiterS GIG bertiI
% ooeroGret benOeS 9egraueIie.
g. 5. Saluorion, Der er reiienSe
ageut for Great RortberH 9auen,
bar beune llea oGret Der paa en- fort
8iiit, San er boiat / Spofane.
@oHb.
- ScfretGreu for GouutpIaircn,
Mr.. GoOlpel, gaur omfring meo ct
lpffeIigt Smil / 0isie Sage / @nIeN'
ming uf at ban mi bor aibetolt al
llbitiQiugS. I5iOciationcnS Biplo.
- aunitm0Ier BERGER er netop
fGrAig meO ct inrbeIes paffert allter.
btleOe til &oitor @iQioms' Strife I
9as MoiueS. @iue0et foreitiuPr
"BaditenlorGeu~ % er Ct al DC beNite,
iom Wr,. Berger euomu bar maIet.
- Wia AnopItou, BarHeIl Sbea,
Sobu Setueu. Sobn 0oies on Z. e..
gPoieS rGiits / &irS0ags til Sopa
GitD for at itIoere pc0 S~totSunincrii,
tetet.
- 3Curn Inpipi0u bar uprct bortc
en- llgeS Itb paa en- 8ejic til Gono0a
iammeu me0 {. Z. G0s, Gv. Eo8.
GoRoOer % QaomoS @ierce I GaIunr.
Ge bar tiIbro1t Sjhcn meN at ioae o.
fife.
Or. % O}rS. g i. Drumming
fom ilojlc ll8e .ilbage ira Oercs 9ruI.
lupsregy til europa Tor At uaullc.
IN &i'i nos GtrS @ruuuin0S DO.
ar. I'rS. ". i. @0l'a' Ae rc''te
a. ,'' sp '' - ''''''''''0' SI''" "'''''
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
Situationen paa Cuba.

NaabeSepdrtcmeniet | Moi9inaton
mcStcg ben 17be September fslsen.
be Telegram fra BEN albite american.
He Officer Sapana: "Spm NeiuItat
al prTiiSent Ealmas Hroflamation
er Der M en- Whiligbeo for, at De itri.
eenoe 1artier uil fonme til en- enSe.
lis % tilireSsitiaenbe Sperensfomit.
On 5%ornpelie al 5ienotligbeberne er
life ianhipnlis." 3 SorbinSeIie Der.
meb fom ben p~aalibeliee Jibenoe, al
BrGiibent Bolna bar ifreoet % M.
eertesnet ct Document, bocri han iteb
larger lit ernbeSe ium Gubas Stp'
rer. g~ieeprGiiSent 2liis GIteoeS bar
erflaret, at ban life unSer ioscn
Smitpnbigbeo- bill blue Salinas Gf.
termanb, men gaa ouer til 8riuatli.
pet. GubaS Gortes iiober MI iann'
men / grtraieSiion, o. babe SaIma
90 Giteues iii inbsipe tin Reiisna'
ton til 5olfets faarne, Spem Der
ital bli Gubas npite Stpyr, PED ens'
III iugen; men ~ianblgnlig er bet, at
SnilraentbsDbingerne oil nplee %
inoigtte MianSen. arissminiiter Tait
% fonititueret S%tatsminiiter Bacon
fommer begge til Sananu, % man
nj bel raaoisre la Mfo bent.
Mt 5reo bleO g~ieneprettet pna
Cuba, bar man BrGiiOant 8ooiepelt
at tafte for. San areb inb / rette
Sio. Stfe at aiGrligbeb til BAN ell
Ter bans 2anb, men al 6rpgt for, at
Gilba iflIbe bli en- amerifanIf PRO
rims off be itrioeHbe Barter fen &c
iorliate Jig.
arissminiiter Saft 90 fonititneret
StatsminiIter Bacon fpm til Sapana
Sirsbag aften ben 1soe September
ca ianbt. bpab De aaereoe pioIte, il'
cen De forIob 8aibtn9ton, at Cuba
nerue eubnu Ieoer paa arigsioS, Ter
iaIbt en- 8nbiel oper ale, oa De iaa,
at be 6orenepe Stater pilSe gribe
IND, og be tog Sfriot til at forIige
Jig; men nogen Sperensfonnit mel
lem Sprsrerne % 8rGiioent Ealnla
CT life fonrmeu iitanb. 1erfor peos
bliper bort Warineoeparteneut at be-
reoe iig paa Snterpentiou. 6oruSen
be Sfibe, iom allereoe er paa Seien
til Gilba. tai andre ienbes bio, Der
Slagifi6e. Gait % Bacon
i~orlanger, at 6ieuStIigbeberne sie'
bIiffeIig ifaI opBsre. RrGiiSent SaI'
ma bar forpligtet iig til at IaSe Sen'
Oem9nb afgaa til SHiuraenterne 90
fna benz til at neolRage line 8aahen,
life bette, men bolhes Sam,
pen 9aaeuoe, pil amerifanife S9r.
mGno hi ienbt ilanb ira bore arigs,
ifibe | Gitbas Snplte, og bet ma oa
bill Seres Sag at oprette 6reo paa
Zen.
&olnmanosr golipel paa GrpSie.
rem "Seuoer" ieubte hen 1Sbe ct me.
opmnntrenoe Telegram til @aib.
San iiaer, at oct fremSeleS
pr meget roligt | Sanann. % at lin.
oer9anoIingerne mellem Sniurgal.
% &esiennaen gjsr gooe 6renl.
ut Seoerne for Sprsret bier
'tg freSeItgiiubebe, bill bog life narre
5ait, Iom paa 6iIippinerne oite blep
til ncget lignenbe. San pil
ia baanoGribeIige geutier for. at
5reosleiteune er oprigtig merte. %
ierIt naor 0prsrsfloffeue neoIggger
Inc &alhe9, oplsier ia % 9alc blem
2uer til lit, bar De ~leueret iaaSanne
gt ser bIeo Stilbeo paa
ba ct mpstiat RigeS arigsmi-
liitcr fonL betpber life meaet.
"Sirtc" % "Marietta" bar Ianbiat
/ Gieuiue9os for at beifptte
be 0erbocuoe amerifanere. Re6euer'
ne runbt 9prn bar foriest at bronS.
4, 10 ,n,nriEnnifn 0In,,tnnnr |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
WasOOn furhpttes. %

3agoon bar ppret @ltpernsr cper
cen iitbmiifc aanaf5one, iiSeu Senns
fom | Sc 6oreueSe Staters SGtSer;
men heU 24oc September oil ban al.
8aa til @oi5inston % Ncrtra tase az
iteS til 6iIqpmerne, buor ban ltal
bli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ariaSmini'
tier Sait bar ,,Stalt at Smitb peS'
bIiuer at itOd inm @eneralgirpernsr
cuer SiIippiRerne. 5aaleoes fommer
Magcon til al iicne unser BAN. 0o.
zen anAeu 6oraubrius ! 8iIippin'
COMMISSIONER ifaI life iinse Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
Gsnaresmanb 0idp(as G~unaiuurtb,

Bruiibent Rooieuelts Suigerisu, bIeu
Sen t56e Sept. g%iennomineret al Re.
pubIifanerne / SamiIton GountD,
Shio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

Gflaar. Rbilip 9. Steipart / 60.
dorado Springs bIeb, iom FOE meS-
belt / "Eecorab.S oIten", al statens
8apubIifanere nomineret til 6uper.
NOR ODER Colorado. @u t~elegraferes
ira 3enber, at BON bar afilaaet at
mobtage Rominationen paa @runb
al ippffet Selbreo. gan bleo nplig
opereret for appendicitis. f9oe trcr
man, at Den uirfelige @rurb for bans
giilag er, at ban life bill itaa paa
inmme galgieoSel iom Gbiei Suffice
@abbert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
iloYo panot.

Netu Sampibires Nepublifanere
bolot Transformation | Concord ben
1Soe September, og Der par en- liblig
Stamp ON @uoernsritoIen. Moman.
if~riperen Winfton gburdia par 8an.
oioat; men ban bar | en- at fine popii.
lRreite 9sser ffrepat iIemme 3ing
ON Boston & Waine.9 anen, % ben.
mes WRnb iatte al lin Strait inb pna
at ilaa Dam, builfet ogiaa lpffehes
efter 8 g~fitemninaer. Charles Dr.,
6lopo, en- @pbss. og Sfciabrifamt |
Wanteiter. bite en- ilpentet Stprfe.
90 ban panbt tiliIut. Gan er isbt paa
en- 5arm | Netu Sampibire og MI
45 aar gnnmel. Ssrit | 1898 be.
gpnote ban at beltage i SoIitif % bar
bunoet gopuIaritst | fin egen areos,
men er Tibet fienot / Staten. San
loner 9eip Sampibire en- "gusineis
gSminiitratioH", os oct iamIebe Dele.
gaterne ON BAN. glatformsm roier
BrGiioent &ooiepeIts Stpre oe 40.
parer MOB 6~oranbrinser / SoIoIopei1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19

venta de la antracita;. hay que domi-
mar muchas cifras y Conocer un COM
plicado mec anisns. ", tanto es asf,
que los obreros nj siquiera han inten-
tado refutar los argumentos dc los
patronos. Sc han contentado con ne
gar, en- termines generates, los cual
los celoca en- sit1aci6n desventa los a
puesto que los ndmeros no Sc matan
mas que con n1meros, no con frases.
Es possible que los capitalistas digan
mentira; pero nadie sc 10 ha probado.
FL p1blico desea, ante todo, carbon
barato; pero, 81 Sc lie demostrase que
los mineros no pueden virvir una vida
tolersble con sus jornales de hoy
que, para aumentarl6s, no hay mas
remedio que recargar ell precio del
combustible, Ell consumidor Sc resiq-
maria; en- primer lugar, porque es 10
1nico que puede hacer ese paciente
consumidor, vfctima de los proteccio-
nistas por arriba y del Trabaio-con
maydscula-por abajo; y en- segundo
lugar, porque ell mejorar la situaci6n
de las masas obreras Sc resuelve en-
un bien general. Pero hay quienes
opinan que Ell aumento de formal de-
biera de hacerse, no costa del consul
midor, sino sacandolo de los beneficios
de las empresas mineras de antracita.
que forman una liga muy s6lida y al
abrigo de toda competencis.
Hay ferrocarrilles que estan dando
buenos dividendos y que tienen por
carga principal Ell carbon; estas lincas
estan combinadas con las empresas
mineras; mejor dicho, unas otras
pertenecen los nismps dueSos, Sc
GIN Sc cuenta; y de aquf ell que de los
altos dividendos y del alto valor de las
acciones de esas ferrovias Sc deduzca
que el negocio de la &ntracita es exec
lente podria soportar mayores. jor
males, sin necesidad de ecbar s0brcs 81
consnmidoE elpesoa Cel aufnento: o-..-l !.
Pero, tambi6n, en- este, hay obscuridsd
sc hsbla de clio sin pruebas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19

la manera mas concisa y sc hara re
ferencia Ia pagina correspondence
del record.
Para Ia preparation y aprobaci0n
de dichos pliegos de excepciones &
|relaciones de hechos. debe cumplir
Sc estr1ctamente 10 que determ ina
la ley y eSpecialmente 10 que pres
Icribe Ell artfculo 2I6 del Codigo de
Enjuieiamiento Civil.
De esta manera las parties pueden
llevar con toda clsridad al Tribunal
Supr emo Sus ca sos en- apelacion. Pue
den preSentar q dicho alto Tribunal
en- debida forma todaS las cuestiones
en- donde suponen que sc ha come
lido error, en- donde Sc ha infringido
la ley y obtener la resolution que
proceda en- justicia. Y como aeon
pafIan ademas una copia exacta de-
record, sus pliegos de excepcioncs
8 relaciones de hechoS, pueden ser
confrontados con e1 mismo.
Y cs mas, 81 aunque Ia parte no 10
alegara, ell Tribunal Supreme al exs
mlnar aquel record autentico, viera
por 81 mismo que Sc habia cometido
lalglln grave error, podrfa ejercitar
sus atlas facultades Y corregirlo en-
todo tempo Asf ell recurso de ape
laci6n Serfa el recurSo ideado por eI
legislator.
Tales son nuestras conSideracisnes
generates sobre esta importante cues
| ltldn. Per 10 que respecta q este ca
SO concrete que resolvemos, encon
tramos que en- Ia exposition del case
preparado por el demandado Y ape
lante, no Sc establecen hechos ocu
rridOS al apreciar los cuales la Corte
| lhaya cometido error infringido l.
ley, sino que. apreciando ella misma
la prueba, llega q conciusiones, sin
cXponer esa prueba. Y nosotros
cremos que no es tai Eancra como
deben preparsrse las relaciones dc
hcchos.
Por todaS las razones alegadas, re
solvcmOs que no debemos imparti-
nuestra. aprobaci6n 4 Ia relaci6n de
lhechos preseptadas- en- este case, =
1quC debe1noS conceder como conce-
demos 10 dias a IA parte demandada
y apelante para que, de acuerdo con
| Ia 10y, PACPSAC Id dpCldClOH 6u IL
lorna que explicamos.
Y al dictar esta resolution en- ma
terra tan importante, debemos con
ISignar con toda claridad que el iinico
pensamlento que nos gufa es el d
llegar 4 una conclusion general.
81 Ia parte no esta conforme cor
nuestra resolution, msdios tiene pa
ra llevar Ell asunto la Corte Supre-
ma y obtener de dicho alto Tribunal
huna decision amplia y justa que
Iponga fin q todas estas cuestiones
para garantfa de los intereses pri-
vados de las parties y de los genera :
les intereses de la Justicia.
| Dictada en- Corte alberta, hoy I6
de Abril de 1906.
Emilio del Toro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
Embajador en- Austria
QUE DIMITE

Viena, 81 de Marzo-El embaia-
dor dimitente de los Estados Unidos.
Mr.. Bellamy Storer ha regresado en-
fermo esta capital, procedente de
Egip.o.
Aunque su dimisi6n le fue pedida
{ inmediatamente aceptada por ell
Presidente Roosevelt, Mr.. Storer nc
ha presentado sus cartas de retro al
Emperador Y mientraS este presente
en- Viena el gsbierno austro- -h1ngaro
Sc MEGA q reconocer al Secretario
Mr.. Rives como Encargado de Ne
gocios, de modo que los Estados Uni
dos no tienen hoy representaate en-
Vicna.
El embajador nombrado, Mr.. Char
les Spencer Francis, llegara 4 media
dos de JUNO y presentara las cartss
de retro de Storer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
SerViCiO ClimatOlO8iCO
Bolet(n correspondence q la semana
que termin6 el 4 de Abril
de 900.
u. =: n

Ell tempo por 10 regular ha sido
fresco y seco, con vientos de trescos
q brlsotes del E. La precipitation
pluVial media de la isla fue o,45 pul.
gadas. La temperature mas alta fu6
90 g., en- Mayagiiez; la mas baia, ~
g., en- San Lorenzo.
San Juan.-E1 tempo ha sido de
parcialmcnte nublado claro, con al
gunos ligeros aguaceros. La tenn
peratura media fue 76.5 e., que es
o.5 6 bajo la normal. La tempera-
tura maxima fue $40 g., ell die Il;
la mfnima, 100 g, ell dia Is. La
lluvia total fue o.34 pulgada, 6 o.4z
pulgada bajo la normal. La vcloci-
dad mayor del viento fue 25 millas
al E. el dfa 8.
Division Nortc En- todos los dis
trltos han ocurrido aguaceroS pero ell
total de la lluvia Ia sido muy pcque-
no en- casi todas las estsciones. La
cantldad mayor que han informado
fue 1888 pulgadas en- San Lorenzo;
la menor, vestigios, en- Lares, Ell
promedio de Ia division fue o. 80 pull
4a0a. La temperature max1ma fue
81 g.; minima 81 6.
Division EStc.-La l1uvia f11e deci-
dldamente local en- caracter. De HUI
macao informan una precipitation de
2.2o pulgadas mientras que en- Mau-
nabo no llovio. Ell promedio de la
division fue o86 pulgada. La tenn
Peratura maxima 81 e.; mfnima, 62 g.
Division Sur-De Yauco informan
una precipitation de $50 pulgada; de
Juana Dlaz y Ponce, vcstigios; de
Coan1o. Central Aguirrc y Gxayama
informan que no llovio. La tempe
ratura mas alta que han informado
fue o2 g.; Ia minina 58g.
Division Oesi e.-De Nayagiiez Y
Aflasco informan que no llovi6, mien-
tras que San German Sc registr6 | 80
pulgsdas. El promedjo de Ia divi-
sion fue o.5s pulgada. Temperature
maxima 90 s.; ralrima, 90 &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19

Desde Newport News, Virginia.
te1egrafaron cl dia 2 de Abril 4 Ia
Prensa Asociada de New York. que
habfs llegsdo 4 aquel Arsenal el
nuevo crueero acorazado Washing
ton, de 1890 toneladas. con ell fin
de entrar en- el dique y hacer los pre-
parativos necesarios para luego efee-
tuar sus pruebas de marcia.
I'll buque cStuvo detenido por Ia
neblina dcSde el jaeves hasta el s.
hado cu las aguas delrio Delawa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
Las pruebaS

BEL NunvO cRucERO ~wAsHmcroN"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19

presentados y copia Re cualauier re-
solucion recaida respeEt0 Ma ex-
cepci6n previa 6 ref entc ] .,sn cam
bio & sllSti+t1ci6r1 ~ rss.t1 = I, oo.,;a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
FARMER HAS FIERCE
BATTLE WITH WOLVES
Special to The JourraT..

Special tc The Journal. ),
Hayward, Wis, Jan. S.-While on his
way to town, about two miles south Of
here, Nels Krog, a farmer, came upon a
pack of large gray wolves which We're
devouring the carcass Of dog they had
just killed. When the animals saw him
they went for him at once. Krog was
armed only with heavy club, and with
this weapon he fought desperately a
running fight toward the town. The
brutes would crowd upon him; making
vicious snaps at his throat whenever
they could pick a chance to get in upon
him.
One Of their number, an immense and
particularly vicious creature, ventured
too close and was killed by blow upon
the head. The club was broken by the
stroke, however, and Krog was com
PEELED to trust to his legs alone for his
life. The race lasted until he was al
most within the limits Of the town, and
the wolves became frightened and gave
up the chase. r.. L. =,
Tae animals are extremely numerous
in this section this year, but, tho they
wrought considerable destruction among
stock this is the first time they have
! been known to attack a man. The
| heavy snow and the scarcity Of food
has probably driven them to despera
ton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
DELCASSE LIED, IS
SULTAN'S CHARGE
German Foreign Office Pamphlet
Tells History of Negotiations
in Morocco.

Berlin, Jan. S.-The foreign office S
pamphlet on Morocco begins with SYM
postum of the newspaper cuttings ex-
pressing the aspiration of the French
to attain exclusive jurisdiction in Mo
rocco and representing that the French
minister at Fee had assumed the man
date of Europe to urge the execution OF
reforms in Morocco.
The sultan of Morocco, Dec. 81, re-
ceived in audience Herr Vassel, the Ger
man consul at Fee, and talked over the
general situation. ''I am willing,' said
the sultan, "to treat three or four pow
ers equally with Germany and Great
Britain on account of their trade, and
France and Spain because they are
neighbors. -
The sultan inquired whether the
French minister could claim a general
mandate or not, and the consul replied
that Germany had not granted such a
mandate. The sultan said he was
pleased to receive this information. -.
Herr Vassel. in dispatch dated April
21. on the sultan 8 state of mind after
the speech of M. Delcasse, the former
foreign minister of France, In the
French senate, March 3D., said Mulai
Abd-el-Aziz was excited by NJ. Del
casse's declaration that the Moroccan
government had asked frances advice
and would follow it. The sultan cried:
"But these are absolute untruths.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
NORTHWESTERN PATENTS.

Washington, D. G., Tan. ESPECIAL.
The following patents were issued
last week to Minnesota and Dakota in
ventors, as reported by Williamson &
Merchant, Patent Attorneys, 925-033
Guaranty. Loan building, Minneapolis,
\ Mimi: George G. Andrews. Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, punch; William Beck, st.
Paul, Mimi, shoe sole; James w.
Brown, Minneapolis, Mimi, pressure re-
tainer; Frank Chimzar. Ely. Mimi, pro-
peller wheel; Patrick +. Connolly,
Sioux Falls, s. d., stone walk tool; Her
man g. Dittbenner, Minneapolis, MINI,
clutch; ferdinand B. Drewes, Granada,
Mimi, grader; John G. Hackmann and
W.. Fl. Palmer, st. Paul, Mimi, note
book; Charles B. johnson: st. Paul.
Mimi, sewing machine; Minard La
fever, Battle Creek. Mich. and w
Gregory, Minneapolis. Mimi, traction
wheel; John Peterson, st. Paul, MINI,
haygatherer; Rasmus Sl-ov and J. For
berg, Aneta, n. D., tongs; William
Smith, La Crescent, Mimi. stump pull
Ter; Charles Spinler. Bfooming Prairie,
Mimi, trap; Ellis E. Hartgraye,
Wyndmere, n. D., valve.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
WAR SCARE WAVES
Europe Takes More Hopeful Outlook
of Moroccan Situation.

Paris, Jan. S.--Public uneasiness
over the Moroccan conference has un-
dergone a distinct Improvement. This is
due mainly to the confident attitude OF
the officials Of the foreign office, who
consider the Italian government s Sc
lection of Marquis Visconti Venosta to
head it's delegation as strengthening the
position. of France.
1t is evident that the officials hold
the view that if France can secure the
support Of the great powers having
tangible possessions in the Mediterran-
for Germany to stand against the force
of this moral influence.
Therefore Italy's choice of the Mar
quis Visconti Venosta, who was one OF
the earliest advocates Of the Franco
Italy entente, strengthens the govern
ment s expectation of the united sup
port of the leading Mediterranean
powers.
The martial tone Of the press has con-
siderably diminished and the sensation
al branch of it no longer prints alarm
ist reports of the frontier preparations.
None the less, the public and the press
continue, tho with greater calmness, to
discuss the imperative need of COM
plotting military preparations.
H. France Demands First Place.
There is evidence Of the greatest
frmness in upholding the French posi-
tion, the essential feature of which is
that France, thru her geographical
proximity to Morocco, which is analo.
gous to that Of the position of the
United States toward Cuba, and thru
her vast Algerian borders, is justly en-:
titled to have a special and privileged
position in Morocco.
Germany has never clearly yielded
the claim Of France to special position
in Morocco. This is the vital issue, and
the minor questions regarding police
customs. finance and contraband, can be
adjusted once it is definitely settled
whether France has special and priv.
ileged position.
T.: Germany's Position
If the French position is upheld, the
France with the police, customs and
ri other duties. Against this Germany viii
seek to secure international control OF
the police, the customs and other mat
ters, thus giving all the nations, in
Guiding Germany, the same status ir
Morocco as that of France.
III: German Squadron Is Sent.
The Berlin correspondent of thu
Temps says that Germany, following
the faction of the United States an(
Great Britain, is sending a squadron tt
Algeciras. The paper says that Franc,
thus far has not ordered squadron t,
the neighborhood of the conference. I
adds that three British squadrons, tn,
Channel, Howe and cruiser squadrons
will rendezvous in Cadiz bay, near Al
geciras, in the middle of February.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
SAYS WAGE DECREASE
BACKS RACE SUICIDE
Special to The Journal.
Journal Special Service,

New York, Jan. S.-Rev. Owen R.
Loveioy, secretary, Of the National
Child Labor commission declared yes
terday that except in special cases
President Roosevelt was mistaken in
the the American c NJ people Manv men, e0h he
said. are working today at the bench
and in the factory for less wages than
their fathers received for a similar
amount of work, and it is costing them
more to live. ri. -.
Such men, he said, if they were of a
conscientious type, would hesitate at
the responsibility Of bringing children
into the world, to struggle and toll for
a bare Livelihood without any prospects
FOR a1vonoamnnt |.,--@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
Viewed by Father Of Nine.

San Francisco, Jan. S.-Deciding,
when his wife presented him with his
ninth child, that the struggle to furnish
food for his large family was more than
he could bear, John Fusilier, furni-
ture polisher, locked himself in his little
shop, plugged all the apertures, turned
on the gas and sat down to die. His
body was found in chair. The eld-
est Of his children is but II years old.