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The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
Acres Improved Farm
Land for Sale.

We have the exclusive sale of a
splendid tract of farm land, 48o acres
within ~ miles of Dickinson. 100
acres under cultivation this season, pro.
viding a large yield. This land is all
fenced, has a good frame house, barns,
sheds, we'll, spring, etc: This can be
had at $I8 per acre. Call on AULD &
LYLE, First Natl. Bank Bldg. o-2I-tf
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
RANCH AND (

!. tlASCn AlSU 1A 'alssN1l $ 3
one Jersey bull calf for sale BY The
Brown Dairy. 7-I3-tf.
1 have i grade bull calves from my
butter bred bull and cows giving 1000
10 1000 lbs. milk per year. Price BIZ:
each. The Brown Dairy. Phone. I2s Is
Dickinson. ND. I2.7-tk3
Walter Parkin was In iron, the ranch
last week to attend to several business
matters. He reports that he had the
best luck this fall with bis shipments on.
the ". p. He left for the reservation
Monday morning. Z
Fred Bdnning reports that between
the dry weather and early frost, south
between Taylor and Richardton, bis
crops were very poor this season. His
cattle, however. made good growth and
enables him to keep up the expenses all J!
right.
Capt.. G. Saunders recently sold Tor
J.sW. Deane. Of New York the north
west quarter of section 25-I4o.o5 TO =.
d. Culver Of Plattville, Wis. The con.
| sideration was $500. The land adloins
the homestead OF Ned Culver OF Glad
stone. +"
Casper Hirsch, a sheep grower at
Taylor, is satisfied with bis business Tor
the past few years. Of late he has
found it difficult to get labor at reason
able wages. He thinks that times are
going to be a little harder now, but a
great many commodities which the
farmer and rancher buys are too high
in price, and the slowing down Of bust
ness a little may tend TO correct some
of these things.
James r. Nebergall, a newcomer and
prosperous farmer in the Sand Greek
neighhorhood, was in the city last
Saturday for a short business stay and
to take out his wife and little daughter.
who had been in, the city for several
weeks. MI. Nebergall came from the
east a little over a year ago and raised
$50 bushels of flax this year and had
fully as much destroyed;by cattle. His
fax averaged 8 bushels to the acre on
breaking in the country near Pullin's
ranch. He had considerable trouble
with the ranchers' cattle the past year
but is not discouraged and will put in
all the crops possible next spring. i
Supt. L. r. Waldron of the Dickinson
SHrfHS.Ln.SIs 49, ,"ha.t r,;I,ad srhl
o. kuoanka euIlnl wpea. M...e : Ill, ins
Hour makes nm oreaa, SAMPLES ample o. WHICH q
ave been exn'ollea IN PUBIC P'aces ln
Dickinson me Pas. %seki aets nas
moisture lGnger mar s oada -. n usps . mon
common wneat nTu; anu Wy w. :.
and nutrl!lo9s. an's RaItaculai h.na ao ..
durum YIELDED 81 ousne,s 10 inc acre
the past season az tue e4PgI;rnen'
s T one mil, ,;s,d wes ner o: ,c n'ck KIN =,
Inc average yleia per acre TOT ~ y !
yaiie.ies OF ou1I h,.hs ~nea -. was ~ =
ousoels. agalnst II Dusnens' !ne avslaRs
Tor . varieties OF common ~neat g!o%a
on plots on tne same farm, unaer tne
sane conoltlons' D ~ anc ~ na. h'.ha a
IN marker rom IS 10 zJe: per ousns
ows tnan tue Gon?r " .hs ~. ~
at the Q c ditterent!ai. me addltlonaI
ylelo lett a balance 9. ~ per acre y
Y OF the larger ylelolnR gram al tne
dickinson experiment station tn1s yeaI
Inc matter OF $3.50 per acre IS q Die
/ IfAn0 ann nrnh0 hIV YAnYR2enHN Inc nIYTNYs
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
Herd 10y.

Wanted-Boy, not under rs .year, q
age, to herd shsep. AddTess;sHs,sss' .s 4
I3.7-2p. G. ~ war, Sand treek Nd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
For Rent-rruek Farms

IL acres. adjoining town room
dwelling. 10 acres. boulevard. : room
dwelling. NJ. o. i4ACKEY il-l0-1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
FOR RENT.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN 42l
Mallory avenue, with all modern
convenicnccs. Apply TO IL. w.
SAUNDERS. care Jones. Saunders
Il Company, Hampton. ll-S-1w.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Truck Farm.

rs acres. high state Of cultivation
$500. 12 acres. i mile from town
$4,000. az acres 3 miles from town
$4,000. NJ. o. LACKEY. 1l.fO-1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
MAYOR JONES WILL
TOUCH THE BUTTON
Elks' Fair and Indoor Carnival |
Open Tomorrow Night In a Blaze
Of Great Sp|endOp.
IN The Ktc0uGHTAn BUILD NC
Pretty Store Room Has Been Gorge
opsly Decorated and the Weeks
Event VIII Prove Big One Social.
ly--Many Secret Organizations win
Be Present During the Week.

When Mayor Thornton f. Jones
touches the electric button In tho
Kecoughtan building tomorrow night
the big week Of tho llks' fair and
indoor carnival will be opened.
The committee III change of the ar
engagements has mapped out do.
cldcdly interesting program for the
opening night OF the fair ana from
the surface indications 1t is expect.
ed that the room will he crowded to
the doors. Mayor Jones will first make
short address OF welcome on behalf
of Hampton lodge and the committee,
and then he will touch the button
which Will cause the big room To be.
come a blaze of beauty Mr.. David
Frankel, chairman nj the committee.
Will he muster of ceremonies and will
present his honor to the audience .
The exercises will occur at s o'clock
Pretty Decorations.
Tho north end store room In tho
Kecoughian building, in which the
fair will be held. has been gorgeously
decorated The white and purple Il
Elks' colors-nnturally predominant,
although there is almost every color
IN the rainbow TO be seen in the
room. The various booths have been
erected along novel lines ana from
the time ono enters the hall until
they have taken in every show ON
The warDnth there will he plenty to
amuse and entertain tho visitor. From
the booths almost every conceivable
thing OF value will he ON sale The
many beautiful and costly gifts made
10 the committee make In themselves
n picture well worth looking upon
Novel Features.
The idea of'thc committee In charge
has been to secure something entire
ly new and novel In the fair line and
from u casual inspection OF the room
one will see that this has been nc.
complished. The Japanese ten gar
den. the Red Cross booth. the ice
cream and cake tables, the fancy
booth and in fact every feature have
all been made unusually attractive.
The Hampton Educational Associa-
tion has secured Il booth in the room
and will dispose OF articles for the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10

benefit OF the library fund of the
Icons schools
During tho week the Red Men. the
Hampton Firemen, the Phocbus fire
men. the Odd Fellows. the Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics.
the Knights OF Pythins. the Eagles
the Woodmen OF the World. the Hep
tasophs. tho Carpenters and Joiners'
Union, ana in fact every secret organi-
zation in Hampton and Phoebus will
attend the fair.
"Wednesday night the Newport
News lodge of Elks will come down
with a big delegation.
In publishing the list Of the ladies'
who will assist in the fair several
days ago. the Daily Press inadvert-
emily omitted the names of Mrs. j. j.
Lindsay, Mrs. j A. Ford and Miss
Fannie Weymouth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Dredging Vessel, Owned by The
Hessrs. Massey Brothers, Ran
Only a Rock Near Lighthouse.
CREW AND WATERS FAMILY ESCAPED
Vessel Was Bound From Hampton to
West Point and Was Laden With
Furniture Owned by Stephen Wa.
ters, colored--ls in Six Fee, of
Water and May Be Saved.

The dredging steamer Emma X
owned by the Mcssrs. Massey Broth
crs of Hampton. sank in Back river
OH the Back river lighthouse shortly
after . o'clock Friday afternoon.
The crew of seven men and the
family of stephen Waters. colored in
Guiding the man. his wife and four
children, were all saved and were Ia
ken 10 he lighthouse, where they
spent. Friday night. The crew escaped
III one of the small boats from the
steamer.
The Emma X. left Hampton about
noon Friday bound for West Point.
she was ladcned with furniture hay.
lng been chartered TO take the furni-
turc of Waters to West Point. Shortly
after leaving Hampton one of the rods
IN the engine broke and the steamer
was forced To return and have the
break rcDaired.
Thc second start was made adm
everything went well until the steamer
reached n point of about two miles
beyond Back river lighthouse. Here
another accident occurred and while
me crw was repairing tnis one TIE
Emma Is. began drifting. After drift.
INK some distance the steamer ran
onto a large rock ana water soon be
gan running into the vessel. The EN-.
ma Is. was near the lighthouse and
Inc crew succeeded in lowering the
smaii boat before the steamer went
down. The crew and the family of
waters were taken to the lighthouse.
Captain Thomas ii. Massey. who was
III command of the Emma X, secured
Ia team iroul a gentleman living npnr
the lighthouse and Immediately start.
ed for Hampton. He reached here
shortly after midnight and yesterday
morning carly he started for Back
river 10 bring tho crew and the Wn.
ters family back to Hampton.
The Emma *. is VII built dredg-
ing steamer and it Is expected that
ishe can be raised. unless severe
lsauall should come up between now
and tomorrow. There is about seven
feet of water Mt the spot where the
steamer sank ut high tide The Emma
*. is valued at $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Notice to stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Peoples building and
Loan Association OF Hampton. Va.
viii be held in Bassette's Academy OF
Music. in the town Of Hampton, Va.
on Monday evening. Nov. is. 1907, at
eight o'clock. for the election Of di-
rectors for the ensuing year. and for
the transaction of such other bust
ness rs may properly come before tie
meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT. Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Old Po|aI Comfort College Team
Too Heavy for Warwick Institute.
SCORE WAS TH|RTY.IWO TO NOTHING
Gritty Neutrality-suspicious., However
Fought Rravely and Put Up an Ex
ceptionnlly Clever Battle. rendered
a Smoker and Banquet.

Thc aggregation of footballlsts from
Warwick Institute in Washington met
Il crushing defeat at. the hands of the
Old Point Comfort College eleven ON
willow Beach Gridiron yesterday af.
ternoon. The Washingtonians wee
entirely too light for the big players
on the Old Point team and consider.
ing the odds against them the visitors
put IN good game. II was simply n
case OF strength. weight and science
against science alone. and WASHINGTON
was the loser Mccormick ana Ken
per oil Warwick Institute, played
splendid ball.
Old Point Comfort college simply
walked through the visitors at viii
ana rolled up six touchdowns ana two
goals, the contest ending with the
scoro 30 to in Old Points favor.
The Washington lads were n clever
lot of young fellows and after the
game Old Point Comfort College team
invited the visitors to be their guests
ut Il banquet last night The invita-
ton was accepted and the two elcv.
vens met In the town hall of Phoebus.
wTcre the evening was pleasantly
spent
Abont 400 people saw the game.
lhc lineup.
o. p. c. Position. WARWICK
'iehshaw Millar
left end
duran ........,.,..,... Mccormick
left tackle.
Fuller, Thompson .... uarland
left guard.
slough byries,.. Taylor, Hermann
center
Rttfh IIo,,,1t.
"'i' 'i"huic '....|.....,... Kepplcr
right guard.
duran .............. Smith, Dugan
right tackle.
Carroll, Cats $3.50, Hubbard. Smith
right end.
A'ieh ''.'..'..,,...... VagleSon
quarterback
walton .-...,,.....,.... Hutchinson
left halfback.
"'o"se .'.,....... cross
right halfback
NuttS ........ ............... Cohill
fullbnck.
Refercc-Foster. NTaloney
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Mr.. Neifert to- Mnn

Rev. J Martyr Neifert chaplain at
me National Soldiers home. will adj
dress the meeting for mon in the
Young Mems Christian association a,.
ditorinm, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Prot. y. j. Haley, the singing evan
gclist, will conduct the musical fea-
lures
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
ARTILLERY SCHOOL MEETS
DEFEAT IN WILLIAMSBURG
William and Mary College Defeated the
Artilerymen on the College Cam.
pus. is to o.

The Fort Monroe artillery school
football eleven iourneyed up to WI.
liamshurg yesterday, and met defeat
ut the hands of the eleven of William
and Mary college. The artlllerymen
We're unable TO cross the colegians
goal line, while William and Mary
made three trips across The line of
the soldiers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
eIanehe-Nanle.

Mr. Oscar Robert Glanche OF Nor
ioik' and Mrs. Ida Victoria Nagle of
near Saiters' Greek. We're granted a
license 10 marry by Clerk of the
Courts Harry II. Holt yesterday. The
Wedding took place in the afternoon.
Mr. Glanche is cigarmaker by trade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10

HARRIS BARRETT, Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10

Try Hull's Little Liver Pills for bill
ionsness. constipation and torpid
liver. 40 doses, loo. A splendid after
dinner pill. 9.9.su-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
FORMED JUNIOR AID SOCIETY
Children of Old ST. Johns Episcopal
Church Organized Yesterday.

The children of Old st. Johns Epis.
copal church met in the parish house
yesterday afternoon and organized
the Junior Aid society, with the fol-
lowing officers:
President-Aliss Virginia Montague.
VICE president--NIiss Polly Bur-
lingham.
Treasurer-Miss Elsie Willis.
Secretary-Miss Dorothy Junken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
chrlstinn Science

The Christian Scientists will hold
services this morning In 80 Hope
street. when the subject will be Nor.
tails and lmmortals'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10

Hampton chapter of the Kings
Daughters will meet In the Y. NJ. c
40 Wednesday Morning at J0:3C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Gr-S diplomat mirS snm Sicb.

2omrence, MaII., s. Sebruar.
Sm b~ieiiaen EoIi5ci9erift lit Der
2~3-idbrise gomaro @oiie megen ar-
griiis un0 Iallbes inter $1,000
Siirgihnit fir 0as Sorgeben ser
8roBgeifnnorenen f~eitgebolten NOR
Den. 8oiie befonnte iih oes periud-
ten Tau6es iduloig. gr NOR in ben
SaOen bon George q. Seroerif in
Metbuen getreten, belt sen gigerl-
tbiimer nit porgebaltenem Gepolper
fern llno pliinberte sic 2~aoenfalie.
Spater ioa er an elmer Strabe in
Wetbren nod Carroll Srisbee iiber.
faaen baben. 9oiie %bebnuptet, er
babe friiber i'm oiplomatiiden GienIte
zines elropaiiden 2anoes geItanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
(6Drtictnng ppn Scr 1. Scitr.)

9uS @nmalt GelmQ5 Die 3etgin
frogtc, Oh ibr &arrp Sbon nid)t ge-
iagt bGttc, bob @bite peridieOcne on'
Ocre iunqc M}Goden ouf aIcide &eiie,
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ibm Darin bel.
@belpn cr5Gbltc nld) iiber lire 9e=
fomti6uit nit Dem Shuuipiclcr Sad
Barrymore, rpCIdcn lie bel elmer bon
Stonior0 Mbite gcgebcncn gciels
ihaitlid)Cu llntcrbnItllna tcnncn &c
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lin icbr nett, NM ais or mid zines
Cages in Wbite'a Ntelicr frnate, Oh
ib ib1 beirotbcn luollc, ontnortetc
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gum 5rpeitcn Male unO id) ingtc obers
mails: SD WciB nift". Gam lo6ten
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wiiroc iebr Oumm iein, lpcnn i6
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einen Strcit uno Die 6oIge mar, BOB
i'd ullf @ori6log @bite'5 in cine
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Gbop'S al Sen NmpoIt 2ongiellolp
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bors pcrlcien, cntbieItcn jeOodJ 9tidt5
bon 9cocutlng. 9o5 Oircfte Serbor
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nid)t bcenoct, ais iid Oos @eri6t ipGt
Nad)mlittogs bis Montog pcrtogtc.
Sbr &rcu5perbor miro notwithstanding
am Montag beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Nus It eIIunQ in @icn.

@ieM s. 6ebruor. - Sn ser
Stoot @icn miro i'm nQtIten Sabre
cine SlbilGuma $ Nnsitearng itott
finoen iiir melde cbcitena Die @orbc-
reitungen crnitlih in Anoriii &c.
nommen iperoen ioucn. sic mlrb
Dos ~60johrige Regierrmga Subj.
l1um bes aoiierS Sron5 Soiepb mar.
firen, iueld)er, nod0em err ON /. De.
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fir poujabrig erfIdrt ipor, am nod
iten Gage nod Der abounfung ieines
Sbeims 6eroinono oeS griten mi
@er5idtleiitung ieines 8oters Die 3ii
gel in Die Sono nobm. 9os Inter
nebmen miro cine International
gusiteIliing fir grmee uno Morin
fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
YiQige Ypittranspurtatipn angcboten.

Gbicago, 81, s. 6ebruar. -
I'm es 5u p%erbinoern, oaB Die trans
continentnle Toit Don Ser Burning
ton.9obn" an Oas BOD Sslanb-
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ternent benadri6tigt baben, baB es
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nm iieben Yro5ent (cirfa $4,000
pro Sabr) berabiesen mill. IS lit
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babngeiellid)aft iif ielbit erbotig
mad)t, oie Eoitiad)en biai9er 5i be-
i0roern, ols fir Die BON GongreB ge.
Ieslid) feitgeitellten Staten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Srci SinridDtnnscn in Hurb,GarD'
lima.

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s. s. @ooges, Elm 8cibcr, meld)cr
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iiibrt mar, unO Ser Neger 8reemar
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81 Gurbom ocbGngt. Sn Green's
boro enOetc Sranf 9obanmon, Elm ais
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indianapolis erihoi'cn bate, murOc
beiite i'm bieiigrn 8eidn8niBboi ourd)
Den Strnng bingerihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Hcucr Gaoau in Central glmcrifa.

Ste ErQlloellfcn HoolcDelt ltr0 S1a5
ais Srie0erSengel. - Sine Or
mo6nung an sic arafebl 3 &epu.
blitcn.
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ratllr bon iubmorinen 8ooten ongc-
pronet mor0cn lit. Die Diplomatic
iden 9e5iebungen 5ipii6cn Nicoro.
qua unb Sonouros limo fiir5lid an.
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aus SonourdS in 0aS @ebiet bon li.
coro9ua obgebro6en morben ut0 bic
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81 chamber mer0en tGgli6 geiponms
ter.
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Gas merifaniide Staatsoeportement
erlGBt ~fol9enOe 9efanntmohung:
.BrGiioent Gia5 bat auf oireften
@oridJlag oes Gr1iioenten Hooiepelt
Die Gegierung pom Gotta Hica, Sal.
Daoor un0 Guatemala erilht, 9laeS
aui5u6ieter, nm einen Gonflift 5pi.
iden Nicaragua uno Son0uraS 81
perbiiten. Gr 0eiltet 3ugleid an, BOB
Die obgcid)loiienen gertrGge gebolten
nnO Dab Die Streitirage 5mii6en ben
NepubIifen elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unterbreitet merOen miilien."
@oibington II, 9. s., 8. 6ebr.-
S5n Anbetrod)t Der %geipannten 9e5ic-
bungen 5ipii6en Nicarogio mo Son-
Orros bat Die 9unO6regierung ocn
Ser. Stooten &reu5er oGbicago" noh
Central.omerifoniiden 8~ep0iiern be-
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aononenboot o0orftoDn," 0nS sur
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nadfol9et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

mitteln, nprnuf Die 9rieie mie0er per-
I6loiien un6 5uriif gei6ift peroen.
Sm lebten Wonot mur0en arf oieie
@eiie 1922, 700 @riefe g%e0finet, qe-
gen 908,300 i'm ielben Wonat b. s.,
uno 266,23t 9riefe uro 9adete n1r.
Sen an sic NbienOer 5uriid geianot,
gegen mr. t91,462 i'm Saauor 1906.
&n 1868 9ricfen fon0 man $7439 III
9aargeIo. Siilfs-@ eneraIpoItmeiIter
Or Gram niomet Sem 9eportcment
iiir unbelteIbore 8riefe feline gauge
2(ufmerfiamfeit. Die NeuerunQ be-
oingt Elm gr6BcreS Eerional, oofiir
o6er murOcn so @ro}ent Scr Sricic
Don i0entiii5irten @bienOcru Oieien
mieocr 5ugeIteut.
Die g obelpreiSitiftung
Son0el5iefretdr Strous bat Iid be-
5it8lid Ser Nrbett. mel6e nit Dem
Gtttomncn aus ser NobelpreiSItii-
tlng 0e3 GrGii0entcn Hopicpelt 5l
8elde6en bat, gcGuBert, er be5ncifIe
ni6t, oob uielc potriotii6 griinnte
Vdnncr 0cn NlIben, ser nit Sen iG6r-
ltd)en 3inien Scr Stifturg in ser
60roerltng ser 3lpedc oeriel6cn &C.
mirft mcroen fam, bercitpiui0 amer
fennen. Sefret6r StrouS lit elmer
Der &ertpalter OcS 6ono$ ulo am Or
folg Der Sade lebboit intereilirt. Ger
Son6 6etrGgt unQefGbr $4,000. 9tuh
Gnltobme ser sic Stiitung bctreffen-
Den Sia bird Sen GongreB miro ser
TermoltungSrotb S6ritte tbun, nm
Die SeItimmlngen Der giQ lit 9lus-
tllbrltng 81 brilgen. @S miro, mie
Sr. Strolts in9t, ein Gomitc fiir in.
0ltitriellen Sric0en, in mclhem oaS
&apitnl, Die Nrbeitcr un0 baS 8u6li-
finn i'm 9%Qgemeinen pertreten iino,
eiltgelcbt meroen, mcl6cS iGbrlid)
Gonieren5en in @uibingtpn ob6oltcn
miro, I'M inbuItrieQe Erobleme SIT
0i5futiren. Sic Nt8go6en 6eS 60
mites ner6en aus Dem @infommcn
0eS GSon03 beItritten mcr0en.
8cgen Otlobomu ais
Stuot.
&m Observation-Disclosures bradte
WltrpDp bon MiIIouri cine Hcielli-
ton Elm, mo0urd) 0ie Ntte il6er Nuf-
nabme bon Oflaboma ais Staot in
ocn 8un0 mioerrufen merOen ioQ,
neil Ser SerfaiiungS . Gonpent bon
S%tlabonla unO Dem Snoioner = Serri.
forum perfe6lt babe, Sen 9e0ingun-
gen ser I~ufnabmSnfte nad5ufom-
men.
Oppoiition ge0cn gan
Conn MOO Iertrag.
Die oemofrotilfcn Sii6rer i'm Sc.
nat linO SIT Dem @ntihlub gefommen,
Sab oie repu6lifaniiden Senatoreu
Die gauge Serattmortung ollf lid neb-
men miiIien, menn ser Scrtrag nit
San Domingo, ourb melden oie ge-
genmGrtigen finan5iellen 9e5iebun-
gen 6eIteben bIeiben, ratiiiSirt miro.
IS beOeutet 0ieS, ooB cine Hatififa-
ton 0eS GertrogeS 10 LANCE perbin.
bert mer0en miro, ais oie WinoritGt
Itorf gelltg lit, OieS Ourd 3uiammen-
6olt 81 er5iclen. IS miiBte bnber
cine Spejinlieliion Oes Senats nn6
Dem 4. WlGr5 bebufs &atifi5irllng Die
IcS &ertrages cilberlien merOen, Oa
Damn Die Hepltblifaner sic notbmen-
Oige 3peiorittel 3 Webrbcit boben
meroen. Gie Oemofratiihe Sppoii-
ton miro feline Seridlcppung Ser
Spe5iaIieiiion onItreben, ipnoern cine
ioiorti9e A%bitimmlng 5ulaiien.
Seine SrinfgeIoer mebr.
Gas Saus-Gomite fir Sen Iiltrift
Columbia erItattete giinitigen 9erid)t
il6er Die Wllrpbp Sorloge, melhe III
ieOem Sotel oOer HeItollrnnt ODER
Speiieballs I'M 9iItrift Columbia oaS
@eben uno oaS Innebnlcn bon Srint-
gel0ern perbietet.