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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Cir glnmenirsnnbe.
(GGone @irterbfii1er fisr eas
3tmmsr.)

Sic beItebteften unb banfbnrffeH
8interbliiber limb bic alpeuoeil9en
(Gpclanen peritcum) unb bic 9ines
hide Srimei (Yrimula 6inenits).
9isie anIprubsloIen @flan3en bliben
ununtsrbronsr mondtelang, rpenH
man lie ri1t az tuarml bdlt; mas, lama
lie bonn Serbft bte 5uu Sribiabr IN
9lutbe baban. auberoroentItf rei6s
blIbsno. oantbor unb auiSru6slos lit
aud Yrimula pbeoniea; ote BIutbsns
bolben erfbeinen 10 S~t9li6, bab cine
no~lblibenbe Yflanse stnsrn bubIten
8lumenitraub dbnlid IFS. 9erihtss
bene Gritdlorteu limb audi edte @trs
terbliiber. gum 9aiipiel griea sracilts
bliibt BON Serbit ab, barn foIst Die
prd6tiee erica triemaltS. erica
blanDa II. I. 10. Sic @rifeu miiilea
IN einen fublen SirrMer ge6aItea fusrs
ben, m tparrlen Hdurer gebeH lie bafo
an 0runSe. Von Weibaa6tsu an gibt
es getriebexe 9luntenstpiebeln, oeren
Slor, lie ne1 6orte, big IN brS GRUB
iabr btnetn ausaebebnt tparoen tassn.
Gin berrlider Wintsrblh6sr. ben mos
pbne Sdtuieriefetf eeser Weibnafjte~
III gliitbe 1nben fnrn, 1T Der @dtts
faftus (@pipbpGum bsbrfSnmr). Wan
trifft oieie berbGItnsBmabia nnfpruhes
loie Yflanse bel 5u tpsnie on, tpie Ne
es ibrer 8litbenI66rbsit pesen
eisentli1 nerbient. Die dnberen
8lattfaffuHe (Vb1IoeactMs) bilbeN IN
Der Heael erit asaer bos Triihinhr.
U5aleen unb anmsften snb als pr16s
tiee Winterbliiber Snr @eniiee befannt.
Iu6 Die betarnter Qtibisr srtfulten
ibre meift sinno6errot6eu 8lItbens
bolben N ben Wintermcnabn anb
balten lid redt lauge in glnt6s. Gu1
bic farbenprdGtisen amarplis bln6en
III DEN WinteruloHafen. tpsnn ne IN Der
&ube5ett ni4t oI5u tiibl gebaIten fpers
ben. Cine ltnberpiitltfe Iflanse.
pelne ale unbiIben Der 3immerfuItur
nit gebdser nertrdgt unb beren grim
lihaeelbe gliitbsnrifpen jeoes Sohr IN
Den BintsrmonatsN eri6eineH, lit
SiIbergin nlitans, bic Iifenbe Bill
bersie. SisSe YIlunss eienet ii6 aad3
fGr ounftere StelIen i'm 3tnmer, Sa
lie tpenig li6tbsoiirftig 1T unb trodene
tuarme 2uft iehr gut ertr6gt. Gin
4errIt9er Bintsrbii5er fir nGrmere
3immer uHb. CUTE pfsses lit antbuz
rfu,n S6eraertdnMns. Die leu6tenbz
rottsn 8Iiitberibeissu erfteinen Den
eansen 8inter binburf Mne Iinb bon
aiberorbsntlt9 LANCER Saltbarfeii.
Won ben SGtefbIGttern fish e1te
8tnterbliber: 8eeonia .Dloire be
0oratne" NIT praGtisen r~oia,iurbes
nsn. auSerft sabIreifen glItben, ges
eonia 8rebneri. eine balbhraudiee
VT nit siemli1 srobsn 8ldttsrn.
0ie BInnlsn eriAsinen tn eroSen
oolbisen Iiipen ben sansen @inter
binourf. Serner lift gegpnia lems
perflorens NIT ben nieleu @barten,
inter oenen iid audi bdnfbare @inters
bliiber bsfiuben, 81 empfe6ler. Mpns
cea @a~rs5epic5t, rpel6e au1 nIs
Sonmerblume se5oeen tperben tanr,
bliibt bantbar i'm Winter, tpenn man
lie i'm Sp6tiommer IN Sopfe idet uno
Damn I'M 8inter ben unb Hi6t III
marm bGIt. Sic 8liitbenriipen SieIer
Efldn3en ieben pie nein6lumiae
Srdibeen aus. Guf bieie 0eiie fam
man all9 0teieoa i'm Biutsr bliibsnb
BADEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Mudfh oeoehen 6nhen,

9amen Wudi1 eeseben bo6eu. Gle
baben aud pieberbolt gu @ebor Des
aldeers Sbrem 6unOe 5ugerufen:
Rudi6, 9u &anaiue, FRIGHT Srel6el
Ser &ldger BAT Die lleber5eu9un9, baB
pieier Suruf eisentlih Inn sesolten
babe. 8as BADEN Sic bnrauf gu ers
fpibern?
In9eflaeter: Sab ii6 mein Io9>
bar. Der Serr Wudid, i'm Srrtbum be-
finbet. gr idreibt iib NIT Yd", mein
SunD aber blob NIT ,f"l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

3ogen, ionbern nod $500 Sr., bas
rauf9e5ablt. Bie bic Sa6e semadt
tpuroe. gebt bnraus berbor. bn6 elm
@nt in 8eriaines bon 600 Nr. 8ert6
1000 Sranten Speieu foitete unb baS
oaS &lqiter ~Hetrait" in Geriataes
NIT 100000 Sr. bepertbet mar,
aber MIR $4,000 Sr. er5ielte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
GonSwiftbsb

|TrdHtgteit nod rueetpiS. SIM finfs
ten Wonate nad benz 8ebeden mug
iubeiien Die tle6rise SluIiisfeit ~
bausen fein. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Spab mub audi iein.
Gpr1Se.

Serr 9eutnant, iinb sic ni6t au9
Sihter?
Neinl Ratiirlid bat mid Wuie se@
tiiBt - bin aber ni9t br'auf einses
gdn9enl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
t
Ser 8rptberr.

Iuf einem 8oIten Ser baprii6en
8eiioen5 itunb emit Elm 8efrut aug
BENT Sadauer @ritno Soften, ols ser
alte a0ris porIberge6t. Ser SolNat
ruff Die 8ate ni6t ms @eipe6r. neil
er ben a0nis uibt fennt. 9ieier tritt
an BEN Yoiten bernn unb ia9t: @urun,
p%rdientiert gr ni6t? aennt er ieinen
8rotberrn ni6t? 60, iaet bet SoIoat,
Su BIT Der lumpiec aommis56der. Ser
alletpeil 10 fleine. ibledte grote 6adt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

~ul SiItHt fplcN p6l UuVllllptll
Heliben5 ltanb emit elm 8efrut aug
bent Sa6auer @riino Soften, offs ser
alte aoris poriberge6t. Ser Solhot
ruff Die 8a6e ni6t ms @etpe6r. neil
er BEN a6ni9 uibt fennt. Sieier tritt
an ben Yoiten bernr unb iagt: @urum,
prdIentiert Or niht? &ennt CT leinen
8rotberrn ni6t? 60, inet bet Soloat,
Sn BIT Der lumpiec aommiS56der, Ser
alletpeil 10 fleine. i6le6te grote 6aGt?
" - ~
Waht Der @empbnbeit.
8unbe: a0uuten Sic mir pieGei6t
nuBerbem elm paar Sriefmarfen per-
taufen2
Commits: Satpobl, fam audi NIT
prinia griefmarfen bienen.
- n ~
Snriifseseben.
griter &nabe: 0ein @ater mulB elm
ihredli6er Weni6 ieiu, lit Sdltbs
NADER unb ldbt ii9 10 alte. i6leGte
Shube trasenl
Sfueiter 8nabe: Ser lit ni6ts 9egen
Seiueu gater - lit Sabnar5t unb iein
iiinsites 8inb bat MIR eiuen 3abn!
Der ttnfihtbare.
Saben sic ben 4equator l6on eins
NAL paiiiert, Srdulein?
41 ial Iber bas tpor BET Nadt,
unb i9 tonnte abiolut ni6ts iebeu.
y i "
Wtht aus bet Jaiiuus SIT brinaen.
or: ginen iedsmonatli6en Gufents
bait an Der Hipiera bat Dir Der Irst
perorbnet? ga muB i9 Yleite ma6enl
Sic: Sor6er ober na6her?
Or: Sonberbare Srasel
Gle: llnb bod miiiIen mir barii6er
in's &Iare fommen, neil i3 Sid i'm
eritereu Sale bitten miibte, be Sade
mosli9f 81 beibleunissul
xIx
Wengterig.
Sereniiimlis: Gsb, &tnoermann,
Lac Do neuIi6 etipas bon einem Sos
frates - III tpelfem Hesiment bat
Der Wanu bod sleid sebient2l
- ~ e
Sdredensfinb.
Wama. liist Eapa?-
Wetn Sinb, Sem 1apa liist ME.
8arum iaate er oenn absr, Sante
Warie lam gar ui1t iinsen - uno
beut' finst tie bod.
Chit seseben.
2entnant (triift benin 8etreten eis
ms SaaIes MIR einen eiu3isen Same
ra6en. su bieism duBert er 5iemlih
laut) : @eb, NAL ipieoer Chill baupt<
fdali1 bertreten. 8eibe fattil6 bIob
Die ein3i9en, d6 -.
Sunger Irat (etnfaIIenb): Ii6t
cibiliiiertsu @eulhen, 9err 2eutnant.
Bereitelter Wnnid.
Srau (Su ibrem Ipdt beimtebrenDen
Gatten) F.: 8as mar benin Do unten fir
Elm Spettafel?
Wann: N6 nid)tsl ga ipollten tie
nur gineu nerbauen.
Srau: Did miibteu iie NAL orbentz
lib perbauen.
Wtann: ga, iiebit On. bag tpolten
lie ia AUDI geraoe. sic baben mid
MIR ni4t sefriest.
~ y y
Ginsise Wbgli6fett.
Sic triuten feiuen 8einl? Damn
iinb sic iider 8eiupantl1erI
@ihtise Nahridt.
Cine Srau, oeren Iann chen oez
itorben mar. ianbte elmer e~ntieruten
Sreunoin fplgenpes Selegramm:
.Sbeurer Soiepb toot. @erIuit purf
cine 2ebensperii6erung ppIltommen
sebedt.
SaS Nutpmpbil.
8erlaien iiuo Gbaliieen MN bon
Staren unb Sinteu,
Seitbem oarauf Die ~TofftDffs" fabren
unb i%ttnteu.
~ ~ "
Sn Der Sumrnerfriihe.
Gle, aelneriu, bas Sbnisel ba
riebt ia i6pu?
Hiett lhon? Na, i6alen g, oa
it's b09ite 3eit. paB 9 'seiien miro!
10 ~ y
Weldes lit Der flcinitc @emiiiesarten?
Inttport: 9as @eli6t. benn es
pablt nur cine 8urte brin.
" ~ ~
Smetfei.
Gait: Seancr, ih m06te aeru
6ablen.
&eIlnerburihc: ga, ib ilpobe aber
- Sablen tbuu Sic oo9 MID 9erul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
e " "

tiiBt - bin aber ni9t br'auf einses
gdn9enl
Satale Ginidranfuus.
S6neioer ~(ipiitbenb CUR 3immers
permietberiu, beren abmietber nod
i6i0ft): 8ann 1T Senn eiaentli6 Sbr
Shtbent 81 iprehen?
Sermietberin: 8u ipre6en 1T er am
ii6eriten frub 5piiben flint uno ied5
llbr; a6er oa berltebt man i'm i6ledt!
~ " =
Ger 9ersfer.
g.: Sinb Gle benin BEL sS6ren Sp6>
gebirgstouren audi i9on einmal abses
ltiir5t2
g.: ginmal? Saben Sic cine
abnunsl 8enn ib meine Gbitiir5e
aae 5uiammsnrehne, bin t1 aaes in
ALIEN minbeitens ben gansen Wonts
blanc 'runtergepur5eltl
y e -
4m Siele.
8as lit benin, gbitb, 9u fGbrit ni9t
mebr Nnb2
Neiu, id babe mid i1on berlobt.
y ~ "
BON Ser SefunbGrbabn.
Saiiasier: Bns lit benn log borne?
S6affner: Sic 8ub'n ba'm elm
aorfitDpiel a,lf Die Sbiene selest, uno
ba is De Raihine ums'fauen.
Sutmnitsbilb.
8as lit oenn beute benin 8entier
OeiiQer los? 9a 9e6t's bod Der.
Id. Der feiert mn feline iiIberne
S6eibungl
8rpker ttnterihieb.
gliis, tpenn bieier Serr iif Sir nod
einmal ndbert uno su~brinslid ipirb.
oann fasit 9u ibm mol oroentli6 bic
Wteinune = neritanben?
Sa, Wamal Oeine ober meine?
unter Mbgeproneten.
Gle iino peritimnt, College. 8euen
sic Die &iaioneu, Die sic beute Der
8egieruns fir Solbaten betpiuist
baben?
Netn, aber Die bnnbert Wearf. Die i6
meiner Srau fir elm neues aleib be-
piuigt babe.
y R q
Hpsbeit.
Sunge Srau: Sergebens babe i1
meinen @ann bei1porenl
Sreunbin: 0as lit gang ertl6rli1;
man bei6fuort bod niir einen Geiit,
unb Seiu Rann bat gar feiueuI :.
Bon Der HBrie.
g.: 8ns iol ma MIR iest eisents
lid faufen?
81: &anfen sic Barometer. bic
teben Jest iehr niebrisl
y "
S6fite S~eritrentbeit.
Srau: @arum ifedit 9u Sir benn
8atte III Die Sbrsn, alterfen?
Srofeiior: Go rieht bier 70 sarjtig.
- - y
Seftgsnt&k.
Sarne: Sbre 3eusnr1e iinb ia ni6t
geraoe elan5enb, aber id6perbe ss NIT
Sbnen neriu6sn. Gins lage i1
Sbnen aber eIei1: SolSdtsn als Siebs
baber bulbe i9 ni1tl
&odin: Rtht? Sea, Wabamten.
fpenn sic ilooben. Oct id Sbretpesen
a b ii It e, Dann iinb Sic i9ief ies
ipidsltl
- = -
&afenbe @elesenbett.
Yrofeiior Tim ggamen): sic iinb
bur6gefaaen, 9err @anoibat /.
BADEN Sic nod etipas 5u bemerfen?
Qanoibat: Sd tpollte MIR nod nm
Die Sanb Sbrer So6ter bitten, 6err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
NuminalsT definition.

8i6ter: sic babeH Sbren Ia2bar.
bsn bier ant~peienben Serru @endi1
oabur6 i6tper beIcibi8t, bab sic ii9
einsa Su,.S anSsi&aiit uaS Oislem osa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Wntc T"0OtOgrapDica

foulen unr Don Nrputeu btr9eitsdt weroen.
SIS gut be, oereu etriteauUg Srfahruna
81 b0ben. poileuoe SO, mo R0rperitelms
gen III bea6ru, ooS patience 0l6t. uuo
S6OttenpeybGlnIb 81 tea Ell Inb baun
audi bic u0tbi9sH, DIT rtc3t foitipieltaem
Apparote ;i bnben. Sie'c5 aIes III pors
bOuOeu. wem SDr Cure Photographic pom
mir MAIDEN lailet
u. 81. W%acfcn3ie,
1878 Slap Str., Dubuque, 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Wrpker ttnterihieh.

gliie, tuenn bieier Serr it1 Dir nod
einmal ndbert unb auoringlif tpirb
Damn iaeit Su inn mol orSentlif biz
Wteinune - beritonben2
Sa, Ramdl Seine ober meine?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Inter Mbseprbneten.

Sic iino peritimmt, College. 8euen
sic Die &iaioneu, Die sic beute Der
8egieruns fir Solbaten b~etpiaist
baben?
Rein. aber Die bunbert Scarf. Die i6
meiner Srau fir elm neues 8leib be-
iptnigt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
~ 80 ~
Cine G~reubenbptihaft.

S~rember: @arum biit Su benin gar
70 luiti9, Steiner?
Sunge: 8eil mid Der @ater iebt
nimmer BAUM tannl
Sremoer: Col SIT er pielei6t trant
ODER gar seltorben?
Surge: Hein, aber einiperren t6un
Tie i'm iest auf brei Sabrei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Gin lieber Srmber.

SanS, menn Su mir cine Code bon
9einer eroBen S@tueiter beiorsit,
idente ib Dir 5ipan5i9 Yfenntgel
8ib mir cine Iart, oann bringc iG
9ir Den 9an5eu 8opfl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
- - -
GaHenhe @elegenbett.

Yrofefior Tim gramen) Sic iinb
bur9gefallen, Serr @anoibat 80.
baben Sic nod etipas 81 bemerfen2
Qnnotoat: SD tpolte MIR nod Inn
Die Snno Sbrer So6ter bitten, 5err
Srofehor.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Waht Der 8empbnbeit.

&unbe: &ouuten Sic mir pieGeic6,
nuBeroem elm paar Sriefmarfen per.
taufen2
Commits: Sdtpobl, fam audi mi
prinia 8riefmarfen bienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Satale Gini6rGufuua.

Sdneioer (~piitbenb CUR 3immers
permietberin, beren abmietber nod
ihioft): 8ann lit Senn eiaentli9 Sbr
Shtbent 5u iprehen?
@ermiet6erin: 8u iprefen 1T er am
ii6eriten friib 5pii6en flint uuo feds
llbr; aber ba beritebt man i'm iGIe9t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
" " "
Spsbeit.

Sunse Srau: Sersebens babe t1
meinen IanH beihporenl
Sreunbin: 9as lit gang ertlGrli1;
man bei6fport bod nur einen Geiit,
unb Seiu Rann bat gar feiueuI :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Ger Sersfer.

g.: Sinb Gle benn BEL Sbren So6e
gebirgstouren audi i6on einmal abge@
ltiir5t?
g.: @inmal? Saben Sic cine
Gbnunsl 8enn i6 meine Ibitiir5e
ale 5uiammenre6ne, bin tb aQes in
allen minoeitens ben gan5en Ronts
blanc 'runtersepur5eltl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

y - 81
Snlff Deritanben.
9oftor: Sabeu sic Surit?
Yatient: Sa, 5ablen's q Mab?
y - -
Sod elmer.
Glio. liebes aenu9sn, lper baut bas
Saus?
Ser Maurer.
8aut er es allein?
Nein.
llnb tper bilft linn babel.
No6 elm Maurerl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
y y
4rt Siele.

8as lit benin, gbitb, 9u fdbrit nidt
mebr Nub?
Nein, i6 babe mid ibon berlobt.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Der nniihtbare.

Saben gle ben aequator i6on eins
NAL paiiiert, Srdulein?
an ial Iber bas mar BEL Nadt
unb i9 tonnte abiolut nifts ieben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-18
REPUBLICANS OF. IOWA CALM OVER HONDURAS
Meet in State Convention at Peace IN Central America
Des Moines Today. Seems Assured
GREAT INTEREST INDICATED LAST WARSHIP SAILS AWAY
Sequel the Washington Arb
Chicago ton Conference.
ALLISON CUMMINs CONTEST YEAR OF STRIFE IS ENDED
form of Much Were All Involved
cusson-Taft the Trouble
Sequel to the Washington Arbitra.
tion Conference.
YEAR OF STRIFE Is ENDED
Nicaragua, Salvador and Gautemala
Were All Involved in
the Trouble.

PUERTO CORTEZ, Spanish Honduras.
March 4. via New Orleans. March 1s-
The last of the American war vessels
which for more than a year have been
continually in the Caribbean sea helping
sailed away today.
The departure was the collier Lebanon,
which went to Hampton roads.
On the ith of the present month Hon.
duras, the bone of contention in nearly
every one of the uprising ratified the
articles of the Washington peace con-
ference. and this ratification was the sig
nal for the immediate departure of the
gunboat Dubuque. which was quickly fol-
lowed by the sailing of the collier Leb-
anon.
a summary Of the intrigucs over which
the American vessels have long eXer-
cised "A salutary influence is now available
in connected form for the first time as
gained from official sources.
Story of the Trouble.
Following the Honduran revolution OF
year ago. i'm which Manuel Cabrera.
then president, driven from the coun-
try. Nicaraguan troops used their infu-
ence to have Gen. Sierra of the revou-
tionists elected president Of Honduras.
This attempt failed Threats of war by
Salvador and Guatemala If Sierra was
chosen, were largely responsible for Si-
ezra s defeat. Immediately following this
incident Nicaraguan aid was lent to an
attempt to overthrow the government OF
Salvador. When this incipient revolution
had failed Salvador in retaliation, Joined
forces with Guatemala in plans to invade
Nicaragua with the object of opposing
President Zeaya of Nicaragua. This ex-
pedition was thwarted by the refusal OF
the newly elected president. Davilla of
Honduras. to permit the Salvadorean and
Guatemalan armies to march through his
country. Thereupon plot was hatched
in Guatemala to re-estabish the deposed
president, Cabrera. in Honduras. and an
army of 5000 men was collecting to in
wade Honduras when Mexico and the
United States proposed the joint peace
conference of Central American republics.
Forbade the War.
Even the near approach of this confer
ence did not deter the army OF 5000 from
continuing its preparations. 1t is prob
able that a firm note sent out from
the American gunboat Marietta was the
deciding factor in preventing war from
breaking out anew. This note informed
the commanders of the army that in case
a hostile expedition appeared on the coast
the Marietta would capture Ii, and if the
expedition attempted to escape the gun
boat would sink the vessels and treat the
occupants as pirates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-18
UPSET TAFT MEMS PLANS.
Ants Stampeded Meeting of the
New Hampshire Republicans.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CONCORD. y. H.. March 1S.-The anti
Taft men stampeded meeting of the
New Hampshire republicans of this city
last night and upset the plans OF the
members of the. New Hampshire Taft AS
ISOLATION
The latter were confident of securing the
election of Gen. George Adams Of Ply
mouth to preside at the state convention
April 21 i'm Concord. which is to name
the delegates to the republican convention
at Chicago.
The Taft plans were unexpectedly upse,
by Col. r. c. Bean of Belmont. who pre-
sented a resolution moving the nomna-
ton of ex-Gov. John McLane of Milford
to preside at the convention. Two mem
bers of the Taft association Immediately
raised strenuous objections. but they were
defeated by an overwhelming vote and
amid the cheers of the hostile committee.
men.
II has been customary for quarter OF
a century to leave this work to the eXecu-
tive of the state body. in which the TAT,
element would probably Rave proved vic
toriouS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-18
EVANS is BETTER NOW
BEATS MEXICAN OFFICIALS TO
MAGDALENA BAY.

MAGDALENA BAY. Lower California.
Rear Admiral Evans sat for several
hours enjoying the semi-troplcal sun to-
day in an armchair placed on the after
bridge of his flagship. the Connecticut
bay and admiring the wonderful advan-
tages of this out-of-the-way harbor. He
pointed out its merits naval base in
detail and regretted that it's counterpart
shores of the United States 1T would
be a great thing for u.s." he exclaimed
What a fine place for our purposes
Deep water, high surrounding hills and
deserted shores. which permit of any
range of target practice"
Admiral Evans said that very likely he
would go out on the target range with
the Connecticut when she engaged in her
record target practice. He said that his
tender. the Yankton. would be here by
that time and he might go aboard her
but more like he would remain on the
flagship.
Welcomed His Hosts.
The refrigerator ship Glacier shows
some evidence of her voyage. Her port
haWser pipe has been broken in two and
her bowsprit- broken off short. The hawser
pipe was broken at Punta Arenas, where
a merchant ship ran into her while she
was at anchor. The figurehead had been
broken off the bow and was lashed tenn
porarily with ropes.
The Mexican gunboat Tampico arrived
in the bay shortly before sundown of
the 18th and came to anchorage between
the flagship and the town. Lieut.. An
tonic Ortegay, who was in command
stated that he had come to add to Gov
Sanchezs welcome TO the fleet but the
premature arrival of Admiral Evans fleet
has precluded his participation in the
ceremonies. The Tampico brought the
Mexican government officials. as had been
expected.
Admiral Evans has placed a limit of
seventy-tive words nightly on wireless
press dispatches to be filed by the cor
respondents with the fleet. in order of prec-
edence, esta blished by drawing lots under
direction of Lieut.. Commander Lloyd r.
Chandler. flag secretary. No press dis
patches can be sent until official business
is cleared up. and so far there is no indi-
cation but that the official dispat ches will
some time to come Communication with
Point Iona seldom is established until
we'll past midnight aybreak puts an
end to the atmospheric connection. and
so the hours of sending and receiving are
limited indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-18
ARkAIGNS OPPONENTS
HULL OF TENNESSEE PREDICTS
DEFEAT IN NOVEMBER.

Drunk with power, the republican party
has become inert and inefficient. corrupt
and servile. 1t has achieved its manifest
destiny. 1t has neither reformed nor
economical. II failed to look al the sign
boards and ran the car of prosperity onto
a commercial turntabIe.''
In those words Mr.. Hull of Tennessee
i'm the House of Representatives. today eX-
pressed his opinion of the republican
party Having thus prescribed he said,
our republican friends should cheerfully
take the dose of their own medicine, how
ever bitter. that inevitably awaits them
at the polls in November next"
Mr. Hull discussed the issues of the
day and arraigned the republicans for fail
ing to provide remedial legislation that
the country was demanding.
Mr. Hull asserted that he was not one
of those democrats who thought Mr..
Bryan should place Mr. Roosevelt in NOM
nation for President. Although the Pres
ident had deemed it wise to embrace GER
tain democratic doctrines. he had not
committed the republican party to them
but instead referred to them as my
policies" He was not SO sure but that
this controversy between the President
and swollen wealth is not mere love
quarrel. possibly of early reconciliation" "
While the President mad done many ad-
mirable things. said Mr.. Hull. at the
same time he had contributed more
than all other influences of the past and
pre- sent generations to the creation of a
line of vicious and evil precedents that
would be lasting curse to the worst
despotism in the world
He charged that the Presidents con-
tempt for plain mandates of the Con-
stitution had become proverbial The
only problem with the President he de-
clared was not how to follow the Con-
stitution as it is written. expounded and
construed by the fathers. but how to
make the Constitution follow him his
Journey to the north pole of paternalism -
Democracy. he said. registered Il loud
protest against such flagrant executive
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