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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
John wesley and Beau Nash.

John Wesley and Beau Nash.
In q book about Bath is set forth a
story about John Wesley. Beau Nash
had told Wesley that his preaching in
the street was not only contrary to law,
but It frightened people out of their
wtts.'s
"str." said Wesley, "did you ever
hear PIE preach?"
''No," said the master of ceremonies.
"How then can you Judge Of what
you never heard?"
"By common report" said Nash
stoutly.
Common report is not enough. Give
me leave, sir, to ask, is not your name
Nash7''
''My name is Nash."
"Str," said Wesley, II dare not Judge
Of you by common report"
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
PRESIDENT WRITES LETTER AP.
PROVING WORK OF PRESENT
LAWMAklNe BODY.
not IN FAVOR OF GENERAL REVISION
TARIFF LAW SHOULD STAND UN
TIL CHANGE WILL DO MORE
GOOD THAN HARM.

gresham James E. Watson of Rush
Vile, Ind, reviewing and approving of
the work Of the present congress and
declaring Ito change the leadership
and organization of the house at this
time means to bring confusion upon
those who have successfully engaged
in the steady working out Of a great
and comprehensive scheme for the
betterment of our social and civic con-
ditions" was made public during the
day. The president said also that he
hopes the present congress will enact
laws prohibiting political contribu-
tions by corporations, lowering the du:
ties on imports from the Philippines
and limiting the number of hours for
railway employees. OF the tariff Mr..
Roosevelt says:
I'VE stand unequivocally for a pro.
tective tariff and we feel that the phe.
nomenal industrial prosperity which
we are now enjoying Is not lightly to
be jeopardized to secure here and
there small benefit at the cost of
general business depression. But
whenever given rate or schedule be-
comes evidently disadvantageous to
the nation because of the changes
which go on from year to year in our
conditions and where it is feasible to
change this rate or schedule without
too much dislocation of the system it
will be done; while
General Revision Of the Rates
and schedules will be undertaken
whenever 1t shall appear to the sober
business sense Of our people that on
the whole the benefits to be derived
from making such changes will out.
weigh the disadvantages; that is,
when the revision will do more good
than harm. ~
LET me add one word of caution,
however. The question of revising the
tariff stands wholly apart from the
question Of dealing with the so-called
trusts-that is, with the control Of
monopolies and with the supervision
Of great wealth In business, especially
in corporate form. The only way in
which it is possible to deal with those
trusts and monopolies and this great
corporate wealth is by action along
the line Of the laws enacted by the
present congress and its immediate
predecessors. The cry that the prob.
lem can be met by any changes in the
tariff represents, whether consciously
or unconsciously, an effort to divert
the public's attention from the only
method of taking effective action"
Mr.. Roosevelt then enters on re.
view Of the work of congress and the
important measures passed by it,
measures which, he declares, are i'm
portant not in q partisan sense, but
are important because they subserve
the welfare Of the people as whole.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
His Exact Meaning

Bellefeld-What did you mean by
saying that Spitt1ns was a man Of rare
intelligence? That isn't the way in
which he is usually regarded. Bloom
deld-1 mean that his CLEANS of intelli-;
gence are so far apart as to be very
rare indeed.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
Not Buried Yet.

'There has never been any decisive
action on that bill you introduce year
after year."
"No," answered the statesman. '"That
bill has been Of such value in giving
me prominence that should rather re-
gret to see it removed from active con-
troversy and buried in the statute
books. s."-Washington Star.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
STORM CAUSE OF COLLISION.
Seven Members Of Work Train Crew
Ara kiIlAd .saS3

Johnstown, Pa, Aug. 21.-Plunging
through a binding rain storm at the
rate of fifteen miles an hour fast
freight train on the Pennsylvania rail.
road crashed into work train at Sang
Hollow, killing seven and seriously IN.
Turing seven others Of the work train
crew. Three Of the latter will prob.
ably die. Engineer Woods was the
only member Of the freight crew that
WAS injured.
The work train had stopped at q
water plug near Sang Hollow to take
water. A Fort Wayne freight was 1ol.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
No English subjects Killed.

Santiago de Chile, Aug. 21.-Faint
shocks of earthquake continue There
was shock Of medium violence Fri
day night. 1t is impossible to give
accurate details, but about thirty per.
sons were killed in Santiago and a
hundred we're injured. There were
no English subjects anon. these.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
Seven Injured by Explosion.

Chicago, Aug. 18.-Seven persons
were injured in an explosion Of gas.
oline stove at the home of ]. M. Ka-
MEL. Three Of the injured are in q
critical condition. The explosion oc-
CURED while Mrs. Kaniel, who re-
saiveE the most serious injuries. was
preparing luncheon.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
ElaHTy-Two SHOCKS FELT.
Earthquakes in Chile Were Very N,

Earthquakes in Chile Were Very NJ.
merous.
Valparaiso, Chile, Aug. 20-At 1852
O'Clock last Thursday evening Valpa-
raiso experienced an earthquake Of
great severity and during that night
eighty-two shocks were felt.
Most Of the buildings Of the city
either were ruined or damaged.
The loss will be enormous, probably
reaching t250.000. 900.
Two thousand persons killed IL
considered to be fair estimate Of the
casualties.
vina del Mar, three miles from VAL
paraiso and having population Of
bver 10000: Quirihue. 225 miles to the
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23

Ihe man who fcrsets 10 be thankful
las fallen asleep IN lne.- -stsvsnsoh. Z
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23

lowing and because of the driving rain
the engineer was unable to see the
work train until Just before the crash.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1906-08-23
REPORTS 90 NOT AGREE.
Exact Death List at Valparaiso Not
Known. .,.,..4-.., r.. Is -

Known. es--s. -
New York. Aug. 20-There contin-
hes to be confusion as to the magni-
tude Of the disaster to Valparaiso
caused by the earthquake shocks.
which began on Thursday, Aug. 16,
and continued at frequent intervals
throughout that and the next two days.
Dispatches from Valparaiso to the
Associated Press state that a moder.
lte estimate Of the fatalities Is 1000
and that the property loss may be as
high as $25o,000.o00. which latter is
ls great as the loss sustained by San
Francisco in consequence Of the earth
quake and fire which devastated that
city last April.
A refugee who has arrived at San.
nago places the known dead at 100
and other messages indicate that the
first reports of the casualties were
greatly exaggerated. Dispatches to
the state department at Washington
place the fatalities at about 500.
These conflicting statements cannot at
this time be adjusted. It Is evident
that even yet confusion and panic pre-
vail at Valparaiso and until order is
restored it will be impossible to ascer.
tain with accuracy the loss to life and
property. The dwellings in the city
have been practically abandoned by
the Inhabitants. who are existing as
best they can in the plazas and streets
Of the city and adjacent hills. without
shelter and with famine confronting
them. Food is already scarce and
high, water for drinking purposes is
lacking, and disease is feared. The
government is doing all 1t can to
bring relief. The crippling of the rail-
roads leading into Valparaiso consti-
tutes serious factor in the situation.
rs for an indefinite period relief sup
plies con be obtained only through
other means of transportation, the sea-
board affording the best of these.
At Sontiago many Of the best pub
lie buildings were wrecked. The loss
Of life there was augmented by the
panic which seized the people, many
Of whom threw themselves from the
balconies Of their homes.
The destructive force of the earth
quake was experienced over large
extent Of the country, many towns
sustaining serious damage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Greene nnb @aDmor idnloia.

SnponnnD, Ga, II. April. -
Gic Gontrnfioreu Greene llllo @ops
nor, mcld)c bier icit 1872 @od)en IN.
ter Der Inflnge pro5clirt murben, oie
NlnocSregierlung bel ser Nusiiibrlng
bon SafcnpcrbciierlungS = 9rbeiten IN
blcllgcr Stnot nm cnorn1e Summlen
beldppinoclt 81 bnbelt, mllrocn bellte
Nnfmittng pnn ser rSurp lhlloig CT
tI1rt. Nid)tcr Spccr miro morgcn
i6r llrtbeil onfiinoigen. Ils @reene
mo 8apnor III 1892 ongefIngt mllr-
Den, cntflo6en lie nad) Canada, 1rno
crit ltah Sabre tangent Sample ge-
lang eS, ibrc 9luslieferung 6ier1er 5u
bcperfItelligcn. GnpitGn Sbcrlin 90.
Garter bonn @cniccorps, meld)er sic
%erbcilerulgS : slrbeiten iluter oem
Goltratt ~lcitcte, lpurbc pcgen Bethel.
Iiglln9 al Sen 9ctriigcreien pro3cilirt
uno 5l ldinlpilidJer G%ntlaiiung aus
Der Mrntec, ionic fiinf SabrGl 3lift.
bauS pcrurtbcilt. Tr bat ieinen Strai.
ternlill bcrcitS abgeiciieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Scil, uto cit ciI5igcr fnlid)cr Sritt
bchclltctc ocn 600. llnicr llngcnlad)
iollte obcr nod nid)t ST. GnOe icin.
9llth Der &ofen mar boiler slide.
&lcinc @potc fonlltclt mcoCr ats,
nod C%inIobrcn. G0aig C%rntuttet
fcbrtcn mir nod ser Citation 5llriid,
obnc ulldI nllr Die Spur zines ;3llgea
SIT %iinocll. &ir botten ms ldon
iiiui Stlmocn IN ioldj bcOrGngtcr
Gage bcflnloen ltno itD iob Elm, GoB
MIR cine bcroiide WoBno6mc Elm
Scrnuafommlct ermGglid)c. Mlit CT
nCn @ciGbrten motctc ib mcilenmcit
ourdy 5rpci bis brei Sui bobc gIidc
nod, (ortiei, no mir Damn NliidlidI
ei1cn WoQcr ouftriebcL Scr inns
nod) Ncopcl brnhtc."
G@ r@cgnete beibcS @oiier.
u 0 III, II, Npril. - Sic yGitn"
pcr0iicntlidt cine Gcpeid)c aus Ga.
Itellonarc, meId)c beingt, 0ob bort I'M
Snllie Der Tad)t 3iigc nit Sallicns
ben bon 6liidtlingen aus Sorrc Ocl
Greco einactroifcn limo. Sic 6cfill-
Den iid) III einem idmmcrlihcn 3lt.
ItonOc, limo nit Ni6e bcOcdt uno Don
mobniinniaer Nngit 6efolcn. - Sic
bril10cn Die Nod)rift nit, BOB GORE
0el Greco bon einem l0rcdlid)en
StltrnL ipGbrcnO ociien 6ciBea @oi.
icr mo Stcinc IN ser @r0bc BON
SiiGncrcicrn qeioQcn bcim1ciuft
morocn lit. Sic SGricr bcgolmen
cin5uitiir5cn, ul0 sic @cp6IfcrunQ
begob iid) poQcr SGrcdcn oltf Nic
Sllldt. Die gcb6roer bon Goitcllo.
mare bobcr iih Der SliidtIinGc an.
gcnonmen,
Uncle Gam iili56crcit.
bingto H. 9. g., ~. Npri(.
- Ter omerifoniiGc &rClt5cr o9root,
Inn" miro porallSiidtlid in Wteliino
oui Si5ilien bcloiicn merbcll, bis @c.
nollCrcS iibcr ben burh benNlu56rlld
bcS &ciupS pcrl,riod)tcu Sd)ooen be
tonl1t lit. SefrctGr 9%onopurtc or.
fl6rt, rs ieien nod feline SGrittc &c.
tbnn Dorbcn, Tim cen blrrd) Den plll,
forriihcn Nlt$brltd) in 9eorGn0nib
Wcrotbcnen bci5llipringcn, obcr Der
n@roofIpn" lptroc in gcrcitidait &C.
boltcn, nm jcocn @%eiitono lciitcn 5u
tGrnen, Ser in i%ei1cn Gr6ftcn itcbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Scr SNpbmS in Vitts6uro.

FittSbnr9, Ta., ~. gpril. -
81 Sale uo'l. S~Dpbusiieber iino &C.
itcrn bcm SanitGtsbiireau gemeloet
mornelt, lomntIid) ileile tSGQe inner.
balb Der lebtcn 81 Stunoen. Sie
Sitnation lit namcntlid) lit 9eSitg ouf
Die Sd)nlcn Scr Stobt in ea,e neile
Nbale gctrctcn. @egenm1rtia ieblen
III Den Sduleil etua 1000 Sfiiler
megen Grantbcit nnb slpar piele Der
'elben megcn Sppbusfieber. Ger ltGo-
tide SdpnIiuperintenoent Samicf
Nnorcips l6reibt oieie sSGQe Dem I'M.
Iiltrirten @alier 81, oas Den Sdpulen
gcliefert miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Sas Strifefiebcr 1T Sauaua.

Sapanu, IL. Npril. = Sn Or.
'ilanng ibres ani s. 4pril eegebcnen
Seripredens boben sic bieiigenSrott.
pcrlaocr beiite in Spmpatbie nit ben
%%eoienItcten Der elettriiden 9abn in
Sopona, meld)e ON 81. M6rs an Sen
Strife gingen uno erbobten 2obu per-
Iongtet. Die 9irbeit nieoergelegt.
3oblretfe anbcre @erften- iinb Sa-
ierl = Arbeitcr boben, oielem 9eiipiele
Iolacno, glei6falls iid) Dem Strife or-
Acihloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Sraa6Sic im cimcm aultbanic.

DC minneapolis Minn., 10.
Ipril. - Sermnnn &onig bon bier,
60 Sabre alt, orang bellte in eincm
bieiigen 8oitbauie in oas 3irnnter ser
Srau Q. 6. @ootDman aus Sron-
moob, Mif)., cin mn idob Die 6rnu,
nad)oem oieielbe Die ibr bon linn &c.
madjien MntrGgc mieoerbolt obaemie-
ien bate, nieoer, moroii er Selblt-
moro ourd) cincn SdyiB in oen aopf
bcgina. Tie 6rall lebt nod, miro ie-
bod id)uerlif geneien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

LID rcdtnlGBigc GigelttGlm oes 6lpci-
ten 8attcll 81 betrod)ten lei lno Don
Olelem audi perbolten "merben milllc.
Fetruntcmiti6 protcltirt
gcgen q nleibe.
eft CT S6urg, II. 9lpril. - Gin
Nrtitel, meldcr gegen Die nelte 9tatlo-
nol-Anleibc gcrid)tet lit mo oem gro.
BE Sebelltllng beiqelegt miro, neil e.
bon Eetrunfepitif Itontnlt, Der ais
Der mubri6einlide 6iibrer Ser Wtebrs
belt I'M n%otionolen Horlanlent onge-
lebcn miro, miro bier per0ffentlidt.
Tetrltnferpiti6 ertl1rt, bob Die slb,
ld)lieBllllg elmer Inlcibc, melde Den
j0brli6en 3uidlog Don $1.25 sur
Stclerloit je0er Snmilie III einer 3cit
boben 9totbitun0e3 mo nn1 &ornbeno
Der @erltfulg 0e3 %natioilalen Garla'
mcntS MIR ol5 cin ncllcr Gerilid) bon
Seiten 0c5 iterbcn0en blreollfrnti-
l0en GegimcS betrodtet tperOen fam,
Inn Iid fiir Dctt &f nit Dem Golfe
SIT itGrfen, oomit cS ireie Sono CT
b0lt, Dos Eorlonlcnt mui5rloic en-
lucnn e5 Dos iiir miini6cnaluertb
bGlt. Scr &erfoiier cntpiieblt, oob sic
Hcgicrung Oic @coingungen ser 9rt-
leibe p%crcinbnrc, ubcr Die llnter6onoz
lllngen nidt Dor 3liommcntritt ocs
Eorloment5 obIhlieBe.
Ter 2lrtifel cnOet nit iolgenocr
@urnun9: vgSir iinO nift Sein0c ocS
@otcrlon0ca, meldc icinen Gre0it 81
untcrgro6Cn iildcn, obcr mir Min.
ld)en Der Mcgicrtng Die @efo6r Der
Sobn, mcld)e tic betrctcn bot, Dor Nlt-
gen 81 fiibren. llntcrbrcitct Die Nrt-
lcibe Der 3uitimmung 0eS Eorlo,
mcnts. Nur Damn tonnen Die 9eoin.
glt1gcn Scr Nnleibe, idmer mic lie
Icin m0gcr, un0enonmlcn u1o pom
Golte g~ctrngcn merOen."
Gtmu@ bicl ncrlonQt.
Stomropol, Sanitation, ~.
9lpril. - Gie Oils oicicm Giitrift ms
F%orlan1ent g~cmdbltcn Witglieocr
limo bonn Glcttorol-Golegirm IN.
~Itrllirt morOcnt Die gbi6oiiung oller
Observation-Disclosures, sic Meiorm Ser
Nc9icrltnN olf O%cnlofrntiidCr 9oiis,
ionic 0ic Nntionnliiirl1ng Der &rons,
&ird)cn- ltn0 Eripot-2Gnocrcicn 5il
ncrlongcn.
@pmnoiioItc en- ais &Gu6cr.
Fctcr9hurq -. 9(pril. - 81
men frcdet Strcid bobcn bic Bog
hinge 0eS @Dmnoiilma Der 0upernc.
mcnt5 : &olptitoot &oltromo an scr
SSol0n olageiiibrt. Gie jugenoli6cn
6rcibcitat0nlpfcr brn6ten in Griab-
rllng, bob Ser S0ulporite6cr sur
silS5oblltnG Der ScGrcrgebGlter 2O00
Nubel er6oltcn bate. Wit Hcpolpcrn
bctuoiinct, 0ronGcn tic III Die 9lmltS.
tube oeS HcftorS Elm uulo 5lpargc,1
bcniclbcn inter EoocSoro6ung sur
Nlt5licfcrung 0c5 @eloeS, inoem lie
crfl0rter, BOB sic GcpolltionGrc
ooiieIbc notbi0cr bGttcn, ais bic
S6ulmeiIter. Mtcbrcre ser jltngen
@onoiten limo pcrboitet iporocrL obcr
ihrc @cltte fonntc bis jctt nidbt 5lt,
rilctcrlon0t mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Trogromm 0eS neucn I'M
9nrii6cn cabinets.

-
5 pcit, -. 9(pril. - Sn eiler
&eriommlung bon WitglieOcrn Der
Coalition ifi55irte neutrality-suspicious.
@cfcrle bos miniitericllc &rogromm.
Die Hcgierrng, erflGrte CT, milr0c 0o5
Nboeorbnetcnballs crillden, Snocnls
nitGt fir NllSgoben, mcld)c obnc pcrz
ioiiungSmoBi0e 3ultinumln0 criol9t
icien, ltnb Dos Wilit0rbuogct 81 &C.
ip1brcn. Die iiingit 0ltrh tGni0lihen
Grlab in &roft geiebtcn international
len Sanoel5pertrGQc miirocn Dem
Nci9stoa unterbrcitct mcr0en. Go3
Golf uno SonbClss ltcbcrcinfommcll
nit Scltreid) miiroe, nit Hildlidlt ollf
Die ltnobbGngigfcit Ser bcioen Stoo.
ten, III GertrogSiornl cntiuorfcn ipcrs
Ben, 10 BOB eS feline &ol1oclS zllnioll
bcoellte. 9ic Tegierlrng beobiid)tigc,
@oblreformcn cin5ufiibrcn, "luorolif
Der HeihStog onfgelolt lpcrocn mir.
&c. ToS Minilterium lpcroe S~uriidtrcs
ten, nnd)0em Der @o6lfompi ol,f
@rlmo ser @oblrcform.6rogc olSgc,
iodten lei.
Die GoolitionSfiibrcr noDmcn Die
GrflGrllng cntblllioitIid o,f.
GoS Ingebcnfcn zines
SihterS gccbrt.
@ien, ~. Npril. - GeS 9citri0cll
blnbcrtIten @e~bnrtStogcs Oes om j..
September 1876 SIT @ro5 pcritorbc'
men Tid)terS AnaitoiillS Grim (@ros
len Mnton Mcronocr y. N~llcrSperg)
luuroe bier in ebrerbcr @eiIc gcood)t.
Sbcrbiirgernlciitcr Sucacr lcNtc in
Nonlcn Der Stnot cillen &roll5 ON
Genfmol nieocr, boS nllh iorit rel.
den 9lllnlenidnlld ullinicS.
(8raf Nllerspcrg ipuroe 81 Soibod,
geboren. Gr nobm idon friib am 20.
litiifcn 2cbcn SbeiI. 1913 gcbortc n
gum ocutihcn Gorporlonient, ipGtcl
nltroc CT in ocn ,pcrItGrften NcidS'
rotb" b"crllien mo baum bllrd) fniler-
lid)c %Grnennllllg lebcnsl1ltgliheS
Mitelieb bes Serrenbouics. Gr tuol
ollBerocm olld) cine 3eitlnng Wtit
glieb bcS froinilhen uIlo banod) DC;
itciriid)cn 2anbtoges. Die Sltli-Hepo:
luton modtc Iucrspcrg sum politi
iden Tidter; nit fiibnem Srcinlltf
bcfGmpfte CT oic Wetternih'idc Eoli
tit III Den anonpmcn, bllrd) Srcinlill
Sllmor uto SprmnoQcnoung ollSgc
5eid)neten nSpnSiergdngen cine;
@iener ToctcrL" sic groBeS Muiicbcl
crrcgten. Tic bon ibnl perbelltihtc!
ilomeniifcn n&olfSlicbcr ans &roin'
cntboltcn oroBc Sdonbcitcn. Sod
Der &croiientlidung bes Nod)lailc.
ieiucs Srcunoes e. 2cnon trot er mi
Dem Gptlns n&pbin 5000" bcrpor
Iic 3obl %ieilier oidteriiden @crfc
sic iid) bllrd) Trod)t uno Sbpunl
Der Sprode al,s5eid)ncrl, lit icbl
grob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Ncw-Yorf's ncmcs @crFdcrmmasscicb

NIbonn N..D., y. Mpril. =
Gas l~lnterbals ser @eiebgebung
nobm beute Mbeno sic pom Spe5iaI.
Gomitc onsgearbeitete Bill sur amen-
birnng ser @eriiherungseeiebe ein-
ltimmig an, nadloem perid)ieoene Dor
gei6lagene Mmenoemente nbgelebnt
auur0en maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

mes fungirtc idon inn lcstcn Sabre
einen Wpnot lang ais ErGlioent,
m1bren0 Goitro cine Hciie ben Sri.
noco 6i10b mod)te. Die Scrfalllmg
pes 2oll0ca beOingt. BOP Der &ice.
FrGIioent Die 3iigel Der Negierlulg
iib%ernebmcn mllB, lobolO Der ErGii.
Dent Die SollptitnOt pcrl0Bt.
Wos miro Scr Senot oo5u
lagcn?
Tas SouS-Gonlitc fir GrmGblung
BON Trdlioenten, &ice Fr1liOenten
uno &crtretcrn I'M GpngreB bot eilcn
GelhlnB altgcnonnlcn, pcldcr Die
Grlp1bllng bon 9un0caicnotoreu
0llrd) oirette &olfSabitinmllng, 10
lpic G~erlQngerlnn0 Der Serminc Der
Observation-Disclosures BON 5nCi auf pier
Sabre begiinitigt. 9ciOc GoritlGQe
%iolclt, Dem SciGlulie 5uiolQe, Ourd)
Observation-Disclosures bclpcrfltc'-
ligt mcrOen.
@roBeS Q h q oft diff uun
flcincr Stoot.
GrGiiOcnt Nooiepclt, Sefret0r 90
ltoportc lln0 Scnutor NQce pol1 Sc.
loporc beiprnden inn @ciBen Souic
Ben Nonlcn, Der Ocm prpjeftirten gro
ben Shlobtidiif gcgcbcn mcroeu
ioIl. 9efanntlid mltroc porgeld)lu.
gen, c5 Contribution" 81, %tultier, Die
Scuolfcrung BON Gelomore m0dte 6
ubcr gern nod ibrCm StuutC be1annt
bnben. IS Dur0c MN beld)lolien,
ibnu gcnldB Dem @clebe, ooBSdlod)t-
id)iife nod) Stooten Scr Linton be
nnunt merocn iollen, 0cn Numcn
nIelomure" 5l gebcn, luenn Der Con.
grcB nid)t ipc5iell pcrfiige, oaB c.
Contribution" beiBen iol.
@eiunoer Curt Scr 9euts
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Sic nmcrifoniihen &onlltln Brit
toin unb @iintbcr beridten nlt3
Icuti6lono iiber Ben enormcn Ser
6rolh Geutid)lonO'S an gciiti9cn
lungcn conilln1irt jc0er Grmadlcne
@ctrGnfcn. Nod Oicicn Wiitthci'
einen iGbrlidcn Gurdihnitt bon 61a
Quarts @eiu, 1892 Quarts Bier
unb 9 Quarts S6noppS. Sir sic
gcihnmtc @cpolterun0 pom GO Mil.
lioncn &Gpfcn bcruCrthet lid Scr &c.
Iantnltpcrbrultd) on geiltgen &c.
trGnfen ouf $672, 5SS,000, 10 ooB Scr
9urdi6nittSbctrog fir jeocn Gr.
pohicncn lid oui $37.36 ltclt. Slls
tcreiinnt lit scr Gcrgleih nit Den Iot
gcneen Nlsgobcpoiten Geutihlono'@,
n0mlih fir Sdul5medc $99,722,00o,
iiir @rbcitcr.@ criidcruug $10l,2ll,
600 uno iiir glrmce un0 Warine
5000, S47.000.
Sic Q 6 q d) t6ou3 Snous
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Nda Genius 9urea4t pcroifcntlid)t
sic @nltptooten elmer tobcQoriifcE
ltatiitiiden llebcriidt iibcr Die Chit
midelung Scr SGludt mo Gofcl'
inollitrie mGbren6 bea &alcn0eriabs
res 1905, un0 e3 miro OornuS cine
nornale G%ntmidclung icit Dem Sabre
1900 criiGtlid. Gic 3ubl scr
Observation-Disclosures lit icit oc.t
Sabre 1900 pom 921 oui 925 Gcltiegclt
unb ouS Nnlngefopitol itic9 nm 26
Ero5cnt, nGmlid bon $iS9,t9S,2Gl
nuf $231,699,ll0. Iic 30bl Der 9c.
amtcn uno GlcrfS, melhc Gin icitc3
@ebolt beSicbcrL bctrGgt 1908 nlo
ibrc @cbGltcr bclnllicn lid) ldbrlid)
All $13,3T,90S. @egcn Sogelobn
ncrora 1872 Ecrioncn bcidGitiat,
mcl6e oil S0bnen $40,4l7,5H be
5ie6cn. Ser @eiammiuertb Scr Ero.
BUTTE Scr Sltolitric bclGilit iidl oli
$913,914,62l. GiifgGngc iinO in Del
iolgcnOcn Eroouftcn 81 per5cidncn
gtmcien: Hinoflciih in @iihicn I'M;
II Sro5ent, geiol5cncS ooer gepofcl,
ties Hinbilcii6 I'M 16 Ero5ent, Sdin'
ten, gerolldertcr Sped etc. I'M II
Ero5ent, S6nlol5 nm 1 Gro5ent,
SleomorgorinsScl nm # Ero5cnt,
onbere Sele I'M % NroScnt.
Seine @nobc iii W d) % u.
Traiibent Mooiepclt Fat iih gelpci.
CERT, Or. u. %. Moldolu, EroieIlor
Der Webisin an Der Samlinesllnipcr
iitdt in ct. Saul, 81 bcgnooigen, scr
megcn G%crienOung o%biconer Grnf'
ioden ourd) Die Eoit 81 5lpci Sobren
8efangniB perllrtbeilt poroen III
Tieie angclegcnbcit ltebt nit elneml
@erfe Wolhom's in &%erbinoun1,
meld)es, lpie er bebaliptetc, 5l meoi5i.
niidlcf1 Stltbicn beItir1lnt mar.
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t.--Gbcf Gcinem Sdrei'
Der bi%ftireno): so, jctt fommt Der
5neite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (fiir iif):
Set marn bat ocnn elm Siieiel 5lpei
IbiGte?"