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The Detroit times., 1908-12-09
CHAPTER xLvI.-(continued)


@1HROUGH dinner he sat silent
iii a man apart, while the peo-
Ill pie OF the court wondered nt
and the city wondered, ana
the country murmured.
And while he went carefully anu
even laboriously through the long
menu all the cables and wireless Ill.
struments Of Europe were alive anu
exceedingly busy. The news OF the
days events travelled up and down
the world.
Tie days that followed were more
unsettled still, and by no means I'M
proved his majesty's already ruined
temper.
First there came news OF Monte
Carlo, and the fate that had over
whelmed the French battleship. Later
the wires were busy with wild stories
OF how Strong had dealt with the
kaiser and the German fleet. Al ias1'
though these messages were Tar more
vague. there came stories OF strong
interview with the king at WINDSOR.
There was, so TO speak. an ominour
pause In the affairs OF the world. Inc
ministers OF the great powers al BON
berg DeCdme COiu oAN
only toward the king, but toward eacn
other. NJ. Stalvan, the prime minis
ter. rushed ceaselessly back and FORM
between the ministry and the palace
But. though he rushed up the palace
steps. some half-dozen times a cay
his majesty was never at home. his
majesty sat at his rolltop desk max
ing calculations on little slips OF paper
and biting his nails. For the nrst
time in his life he was entirely At
loss.
To some extent be dissipated his
worries by ruling alone. To the tire
some NJ. Stalvan's disgust. the constr
tuition was suspended, and the crush
ing hand OF martial law was guided
by the Icy brain OF the king
On the second day. when he had
somewhat recovered his spirits-when,
indeed. he felt that there were imper-
ceptibly drawing round him hosts OF
majesty became bet
ter both in mind and body.
He kept the wires alive with In
quiries throughout Europe for aero
planes and airships. At his expense
inventors hurried from the north, east,
south and west. They came from
Paris, Berlin, St Petersburg, and even
from Constantinople. Within "a hours
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09
Let a Good Man
Know He Is Wanted
Chase 3. Osborn Would Make An
Excellent Governor OF
Michigan.

succeeded in overcoming Republican plurality of plus
majority party prefers do the housekeeping itself
lending sympathy and support the opposition high
brought forward candidate of govnorshp size.
will bring him forward for of that stamp
projecting themselves into the field with the familiar
plication of the lesser lights "Here am I-take me-
understood that Chase Osborn, of Saut Ste Marie
become convinced that
general demand for his candidacy.
He kind of a look the corporations
factionsts the placeseekers for assurance.
would be responsive however the active preference
rank and file of his party.
If you Republican and have the handwriting
ahe high wall of ballots built by Ferris and Hemanswe
would suggest you Mr. Osborn and tell him you
feel his getting into the
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09

Vice Chancellor Stevens announced
n Newark. N. j.. that he Dad advised
that decree Of divorce be granted to
James W. Nash. OF No. SO Orange
st., Newark. against Sarah Louise
Nash. Although Nash and his wife are
6eaf and dumb. one of the reasons al
Ieked BY the husband In justification
I 81 his petition was that his wife talked
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09
| PRESIDENT Trims
my Policies" to the
Tat Temperament
He Last Message TO Congress
Pieases Mr.. Hartman, Which
Makes II Much Unlike Some
Others He Has Penned.


Industry supplying with necessity the public and those
who permitted always benefit from its ad
( vantages in like proportion to those at its head
The the of reasonable return
grower goes into its product
And while grower gets reasonable return for his goods
the principle is all right.
The able itself against
the labor which the principle is good
again 80 long as labor is fairly compensated
byproducts of busnesshe meat pack
ing business the market from under one roo
and consequently cheapy.
Protected against unreasonable demand upon II TOT It's
and protected against an
upon labor and assured that the good
q the prepared for at the lowest possible cost the pup
lie should welcome for the following facts
likely the egalzed privilege OF ex
ng conducting monopoly by aiming rather to pay the man
from whom it gets its raw goods UNREASONABLE LOW
price for to tell the grower OF gram
tobacco that he will have take what the trust chooses
% give or keep what he has to sell;
The again likely tell labor what it pleass to
pay recognize demand for compensation for what
labor produces for it,
The trust isn't going public either from even
unreasonaby price for its material for its labor
hand, complete control of the output it will
ten the public the UNREASONABLE HIGH price MUST pay
public feel like paying what it cannot
pay says public without in which con-
necon protective tariff becomes more boon to such p
preston and criminality.
The combination the president avos is of course that one
founded upon the honest principle
The combination found for the public good he would have
nut business be determined and
aScertainlng
which congress has refused the interstate commerce
the railroads. and the dominating party IN
having declare for the valuation OF railroads
would be dangerous to let this con-
ALL and much better to let the Sher
remain it is.
A bird in the worth in the bush
The message all in ALL much unlike Roosevelt mes
sage.
very coming from that hitherto merry pen
1t will dsplease anyone for what it says
1t should be satisfactory E. H. Hartman both tor the
fact that president avors gazed combination particularly
establishes Mr. Hartman as no
slouch of prophet.
The railroad magna appeared have most accurate pre-
sentiment.
The message says just what he said it would say.
Those who have read the doubt wondering
what Roosevelt
Not singing ephet line throughout its great length
II Not menace the country" in it.
e. H. Hartman approve of every word says
And knew what it going to
Verify this stormy month in the calande of the Hartman
acves this March in the hitherto calm of undesirable cit
= lion and goes out like a lamb
the introduces the My
essor conservative and peaeovng president
elect William H. Taft MY policies down nicely the
,o0df
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09

Australians government savings
banks have s204,S71,324 on deposit.
equal TO S49. 55 per capita OF the total
population OF the commonwea lth. The
accounts average $162.75 each.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09
The Tactful Husband.

How did you cure your wife OF
chattering so much?
81 told her that when her lips were
closed they formed a perfect Cupids
."-Cleveland Leader.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09

The Democracy of Michigan
has shown an ardent desire and
determination to redeem the state
from Republican scandals and
misrule by nominating men Of
such high character and eminent
fitness as Ferris and Hemans.
And with such splendid ma
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09
"Wednesday. December 9.
1903

The most pleasing feature OF
last nights banquet of felicitation
to Hon. William c. Maybury. in
spired by his arrival at the six
tieth milestone in his life, should
be to him the genuineness of
spirit moving the first citizens of
his city to words of high praise
of him for the service he has
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09
The Truth No MATER
Wbom IL Hsips or Hurts.

In the suggestion in his mes
sage to congress that the Sher-
man antitrust law should be
amended to permit of the COM
bination of interests engaged in
interstate business. President
Roosevelt takes the position that
the trust principle is good thing
In which position the president
is sound.
No one can gainsay the fact
The Detroit times., 1908-12-09

too much. She alleged that she con-
tinuously scolded him in the sign
language. Mrs. Nash now lives with
her parents at No. 362 Stuyvesant.ave..
Irvington. The couple were married
Christmas day. 1854. and parted
March lS, 1905. There are three chill.
6ren.-New York World.
The ability TO learn marks the lin.
its OF actual living.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26
WOmen'S Outing
Flannel Garments.

Comfortable and practical garments for cool
mornings and evenings.
Outing Flannel Dressing saeques, Ca
mile" style. in pink k-and-white and blue-and-
hiie stri, ed effects; neck. sleeves and edge
trimmed with deep embroidered scallops.
EACH. ..'.'.'.'''.''''''.'''' OVc
Outing Flannel Short Petite oats, in blue,
pink and pink and white and blue and-white
striped effects; made very foil and finished
with embroidered scalloped ruffle. Each Doc
Outing Flannel Gowns, in pink -and-white
and blue.and white striped effects; high neck,
turnover collsr and long sleeves; made full
and long. Each......... ....o".".".... ..- . oOc
Third hOor-l1th st.
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CORRECT CORSHIS
For Early Fall.

The following items in Corsets are a few, OF
the many reliable low-priced makes that
characterize this stock.
VIC. C. Corsets girdle top, princess hip,
C.B. Corsets, couiil. medium but, short
hip, elastics attached. 9l'oO
Pm. Corsets, coutil, high bust, long hip,
elaslics alta hed......"... .....'.....''"''pi'Vo
Corset a." coutil, medium and high bust,
long hip, elast cs attached ......Sl'zo
Pm. Cor cts, high bust, lorg hip, elasties
atached...... ......,.....'.'''''..'' ''''' @i'oV
aoo.-1Ifb NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26

proceeding WAS not only all Judge TafI
said it was, but 10 addition to being
designing and selfish, 1t was prompted
by the Representatives OF lsw-defyiDg
corporations to bring discr' upon the
administration for its policy with re-
spect to them
"This is worse than the pr, sidenps
claim that the panic Of lsst October was
precipitsted by lot of rich men in Wall
street, who wanted to bankrupt them
selves and the whole country that they
might discredit him; and worse even
than the story thtt these same men
raised fund of So, 900, 900 with which
to prevent him from naming his chosen
successor. l happen to know beItsr
than anybody else can know that there
is not the slightest ground for such q
charge. II Is invent tion pure and simple
aud, judging by the frequency with
which the president is bringing the
matter TO the front, born of that
disquiet which comes to the conscience
when there is consciousness Of having
done great wrong"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26
Woodward ( L0IlrDl.
10th, l1th, F * .Sts., NV.
Washington, d. c.
Beginning Monday, September 2S, store VIII
remain open until o'clock.
Special Value in
silk PettiCOatS.
A LIT of S TX Petiicoats made Of good qusl-
iiy tlff ts, in black, white, pink, night blue
and the new autumn shades.
$500 each. Values, So 30 to $50.

Women's China silk Rimonos, in Japan
ese and floral designs and colorings; m de
full and long and finished with pretty con-
trasting satin torders.
$500 each. Value, $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26

Women's China Silk Dressing Sscques, in
white, block, lavender, pink. and light blue;
full front, loose back. fitted lining. large
scalloped collar and ihree-quarter sleeves;
coll r, Slew a. fotOm Of taeque trimmed
with reyersl rows Of valenciennes insertion
and lace.
$500 each. Value, $3.50.
Third flooY--Iith ST
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ATEYANDRIA VA SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 20 19Oe
AIexan0ria Gazette.

PUBLIsHzD DAILY AND TR1-WKkKLr AT
GAZETTE BUILDING, $40 & S12 PRINCE
STREET. .-4
Entered At the Postofice Of AlsKandris, y!f
girin. Is s,,nnd-class NATTER
TgKMs DAILY year, So;OU months
s2:EG months. GIGS month. IS cents
week, 10 cents, m e4f
Tri.weekly-l year, $500; months, sl.5o
8 months. 70 cents: month. 20 cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex-
ceed theirspace unless theexcess is paid foi
at transient rates, and under no eircum-
stances will they be allowed 10 advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notices must be paid Tor
IN advance.
Resolutions in memoram, Of thanks, tributes
Of respect, resolutions adopted by sociehes
OK persons, unless Of public concern, will
ally be prin ted in the paper as advertise
ments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26

Just little Cascasweet is all that is nee.
essary to give your baby when it is cross and
peevish. Cascasweet contains no opiates
nor hsrmfdl drugs and is highly recommend
ed by mothers everywhere. Sold by w. f.
C,aiobton A Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26
Good for BiliOusness.

"I took Two of Chsmberlsin's
Stomach snd Liver Tables last night,
aud | felt ify per cent. better than |
have for weeks, says J.. j. Firesione OF
AIIegsp, Mich. ''They sre certainly q
tine article for biliousness (" For sale By
w. F. Creigbt N and Richsid Gibson.
Samples tree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26

Don't he afraid to give Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy to your children. Ii
contains no opium or other harmful
drug. 1t always cures. For sale by
w. F. Creighton and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are for
weak back, backache, rheumatic pains, in
Aammstio1 Of the bladder and AL other an
noyances due to weak kidneys. They are
sold by w. f. Creighton Il Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26

Third hoor-l1th st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-26
10 quickly absorbed.

Reductions in RAISTNs and CURRANTS
Best Seeded Raisins, i2c. Best Clsaned
CnErAntz, loo. For sale by
]. @. NuLBURN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14

otein nod $50 9eben moIlcn. 2oB er
$40 on8cllommen babe, Itc0te CT cnt-
ld)ieoeu III Nbreoc. Sic 2rol lit be.
Oentcno finger, ol8 er.
@ir0 pom EricIter ocrtGci.
btQt.
&ater George 9rcnior0 bon Ct.
SoiepbS=S cnlinar, Der oltdb &cdt5un-
maIt lit, bat Die GertbCi0iglu1g Oea
Neger2 N56lrp Queen gcmcinihoft,
Iid NIT Dem Nmpolt G0muro :. Goi-
gan iln., iibernonmeu. Gllccn lit
an0etIugt ictne Huiicn9cnoiiin Wtury
Sro0lcn OurdI cincu TouitihluQ &c
t00tct 5l bnbcn. Gr uur0c aCiteru i'm
'Grimjnol0crid)t porNciijbrt mo pIui
olrtc nidt idl,lbil; cr ucrIunQtc, Dor
8cItmorCucu pro}ciiirt SIT mCr0cn,
9hl6 Scr 9tc0er NIbcrt Wotthcp3,
Ser ou0ctIoQt lit, icincn N%niienNcuoi-
len George 2ll6crt critohcn 81 habcnL
mur0C inn GrinlinulNcridt 0Cm Nidls
fer MrinDt porQciiibrt. Gr ~pcr(onltc
cbenlnu3 cincn @rid)mocrcucn Ero5cb.
@m. 3. Campbell iii icin Nmpolt.
ScQucitcr iir Country.
Glub.
Hidltcr @ortcr crtnnntc Nun6olp6
NortolL inn, ln0 &n6n z. y. Wtur.
PIN 0cItcrn 3u ScQurItcrn iiir 0cn
.Morplono Gountrp.GGu6." Sic itell-
ten $1,000 Caution. Ter Nntrog mar
bercitS am G.. 2lpril pom @l0ubiGcrn
beS Clubs, oorumtcr Hobcrt Gorbctt,
Nohcrt 9. gSon5, Charles &. Nnocrs
ion uno 6ront e. Nomc gcitClt nor.
bcn. Gorbett iol cine 6or0crung sur
@0be BON $51t.97 bobcn.
Foht 0cicblih .
&id)tcr Glrcnn bat Gcitcru I'M
GrciSgcri6t ST Gorpion Baltimore
Gouutp, cntidicOcL OnB bic &crpod)s
tlnN bea Electric Norf" 0urd) bic
MtnliCnucrunltcr ser bunfcrottcn
oGlcctric Norf 80" an sic nllnitc0
Nmuicntcnt Co." bcrcn GrGiiOcnt
&r. HlopO 2, Salon lit, cine Icgulc
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14
Salemann's SDd)ter."

N0olpD S'grron0c'S bctatltc3 HlNt'
ipiel bon Mitglieoern OcS Ger.
mania WGnncrdorS" gut BAR
qeItelt. - Gin 5oblrcid)e9 FltbIi.
finn iol1tc Ser Auiiiibrun8 nit
groBem SntereiIc.
Sine Nn5abI Mitalieocr ser &C.
Iau82Icttion 0c3 o@crmonia Wt0n,
ucrhor3" 5ci0tc iid Acitcrn in elmer
uellcn Mollc, ais Sd)mripiclCr, ser
iie, mic mir AIcid porpe9nrbncn
mollcn, nor5iiGlih Qcrcbt mrrocn.
Sic bnttcn Cin bctunntc9 NScrf 0c3
Q%rciien @ultipicl0i6tcr9 Aoolpb %'%r.
rouge 8cu1blt, oNnlcmum'9 God
ter, "cIn Stitd, Oo3, obnc 0robc ice
uildJc NHior0crlul0clL, nit lcift per
ltGnolidlcm Nnibou u10 gut burger.
lihcr Morol, iih mobl sur Nlliiiib-
rlrng bon GiIcttuntcn eiguct. Die mel.
item NoICn oc3 Stiifc3 marcn gut be
lett. Ter i%oOialc, %bcbdbigc Gburotter
0C9 ultcn Malcmauu mlr0c BON &Crrn
VI. @rctB gut Q~ctroffcn, cbcnlo Der
'cirtcr ob0bcr ltrCbcn0cn Satin" BON
6rau Is. @roG. Scbr gut III Sprodc
mo Spiel mar 6r0u e. 9tIoplph ais
9told lrn0 Sri. u. MrGlucr ais Trulls
5i2ta NOR cin gar Iicbc5 @odiiihIciu.
6rou :. SPELL ltcutc IN Scr ,fuutips
pen Holc Scr Sruu &liltcrt cine 0e=
hnNcnc Tigur 0ui sic Nii6nc, nltr
trllD lie bier ulO ga ctpaa oar ST
tart All. Ncrr GborIc9 N0th, al
Ncilcn fonliidcm Sulcnt mir ms oc5
0Itrrcn 81 %crfrcucn @clcgcubcit bot
ten, mar in iCilcr Hollc ais Nuron
pom 3inlom nid)t red)t 81 Nnulc; CT
licb Die GIcAnn5 Scr 9~cmcgltng mo
Sprudlc, mcldc 0icie SiGur p%crlnngt,
0ltrdlmcH oermiiicu. Mit ser Houc
rca ihilhtcrucL %unbcbolicncu Eropi=
lor &lcin bate &crr Trib Soimonm
northumberland Griolg; Is mar cine
icbr ndtborc &%ciitlng. Gie onOcrcn
NoIlcn In0cn III iol1cnoen @1nocn:
GnrIIie, Sri. &lorn ShmiOt; @il-
tcIu &norr, Shloiicrmciitcr, gnlis
liens @attc, Ncrr y. Stcbrer; Ser
mom &0rncr, 6obrifont, Scrr u.
StrInmom; Trou aN%n5lcioirettor
@lclctc, Sri. u. Gn9lc; Or. Seller,
Ncrr $. Sell, iul.; gnno, 0icnIt-
nt0Od)cn bel Moiemann, Sri. Giebcl;
Murtbo, in a0rncr'S 0icnitcn, Sri.
=. Gngcl; 6rib, ShloiierlebrIing,
Ser i. ". George; 2obnlonn mo
@ortid, StIoiicr0cic1ch, $50. u.
9rlItcr mo Mm. Stcblin9. 0aS
jublrcih crihicnene EubIifum 5eid).
nctc Die Mitmirtcuocu 0llrd) marulen
Behalf oll9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14

Sit e d)nuipicle 0emor'
Den. - Sr. (5obn S%Iedcnitein, Der
an ser Ode Don McGlocrrp. mo Mio,
hcIroItrnBe Elm @roccrDgcidGit be-
tried, lit SIR @ilbnc Qcgongen. Gr
tritt in 0icicr @od)c III FDilaoelpbin
III cincm &ou6cpiuc > Sbcoter oltf
Gcniciniom NIT cincnl on0crcn NuI'
tinlorer, Nomcna Goluoro @ontfC.
Gin tbcucrer Ran d. Ger
40 Sabre olte Ncrmnm &oppe bon
Nr. 1913, Cemetery . Cane, @olti.
more : Gountp, mllr0e pom Eoli5eis
riftcr S6ompion IN Canton I'M $50
geItroit, neil CT om Sonntog cillen
Stein ourd) ein Senitcr cineS Wog.
gons Der elcftrilden Sporrolus.
Fpint . Sinic ~g0uorien bate. Gr lag.
te, or lei bctrunfcn gelpeicn uno
fonntc lid nidJt olli sic SDot bciin.
ncr.
0ie Is liter 9i3pcniarp"
oil Wultinorciirabe unb Central. gpc.
bot fol9clloc Beanie uno 0ireftorc1
criuGblt: Yrdii0ent ". 8. Nlirep ,Gicc.
Er1iiocnt Ct. 3. ". Got6ea; Scfrc.
tar uno S6asneiitcr Ileranbcr s..
Sones: Gircttoren: Gr. Soiepb &.
@aucod, Gr. j. s. EreBler, Sobn e.
0iitlcr. iun.. @nr. g. Siiga, 2elpia
VI. HanooIif George q. Seffncr, $.
4. @uabes, @oItcr &. 8raop unb 81.
6. @caS. 81, q. e. airf wrrOe
5llm Superintcnoenten ipicoer CT,
mablt ulo d. Sobn HotD gum 81.
%iiitcnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14

Sn Scr fl. 81. Not1beIfer.
air6c iono geitcrn 4beuo cine sra.
matIide l%lnterbaltung Itatt, bel mel.
der Oic Wt1ohen cin Stiid, betiteIt
~2bc grcciouS geopIe," sur auifiib.
ring brad)tcr. 9lm Wontag gaben Die
ala6en cine SDeateruoritellmug.
Spirituoen. 2tcen5en.-
slttunr oeS Common Yleas . Gerid,.
tc5 Ioam Geupert iteQte geltern 81
8irtbld)ait5', 7 Sotel. uno 2 Detail.
Grocery . Spirituoien . 2icen5en
aus.
Gle Yeniions. 9iIIs.
Cberlt Sberlod Spain, ErGiioent
Der Noli5eibeboroe, eriuhte eeItern
Die @uoget.9eboroe cine gepiaisung
'iir Die BON Der StaatSgeleege6nng
gentod)ten g~rbobungen Don 8eb1ltern
bon Foli5eibeumten unoEenlionsbiaS
Iiir ans Dem Gent cntlaiiene EoIi.
I'M @eionmtbetragc BON ii6er
$1,000 5u MAIDEN. Ger Mapor ieste
aber Sberit Smonn oauon in aennt.
nib, ooB bieie 9eipiaigungen crit I'M
Budget fir 1909 gemadt iperoen fon.
men. Snjluiiden miro Stootprofura.
tor Bruce nit bcnt atlfpuIt Ser YoIi-
ieibeborOe 4Iofi5o g. MiIes eonieri.
rem. nm, lucnn mslif,, Ole 8eiesma.
Bigfeit oicier Y%tniionsbins on3nta.
item, sic sesen sen @unid oes Sber.
item Smann puhi @oupcrncur unter.
6eidnet mliroett. H''i'oF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14

legut @arlal16 Geine bon Der @oih.
ingtonCr GonfcrenS brodltc cin Sub.
l|titllt fir sic Helollltion 0r2 &orre0s
ncr3 elm, nit Dem IntruQc, sic TroQc
Dem T00erationS.Gon1itc 5u iibcruci.
len. oSn elmer &%erbinOuuQ nit Glld
fiIblcn mir inns itGrtcr," 10 iiIbrtc ser
TCIcgot aus, .niht neil %6r cine mel.
sc &olttinrbc trugt, ion0crn lue0ca
GllrGr acknowledgements Miodt." Nud
ucriMic0cnc onocre iorbjQc TcIc0otcn
iprofcl III oieicm Nlmtt, Ociicn Gnt-
ldciomA i6ItcBlid) Ocnt Alterations.
GonIitc iiberipicien mllr0c. IS moQ
icbr mobl m0Glid icjn, 0o6 Qcru0c
6iclc Gro0c nod 81 bciBeu &Gmpicn
NnluB Qicbt, ga sic NcQcr @irdcn
5lUciicIlo2 ooroui 6citcbcn mcr0cn, an
ibrcr Spite eincn IorbjQcn Niidof 5u
bchoItcn.
@citcrn N6cu6 belt Eoitor Gr. @il.
liam Giloplc bon GbicnQo ciucn bod
intcrciioutcn, ~0ciituolcu &ortrog
iiber @octbe'5 nSnuit."
&iclc MiIlionCu fiir sic
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Observation-Disclosures %oirn Wfii.
lions @Cicuid)uIt," ior0Crtc in GCrc0
ten Morten ole @cucrol GoniCrcu3
0lti iih Die @CfcDrmlQ pon $4,000.
0OO Nci0Cn, Die nui 0lC ulctboOiltiidc
Stride cntIollcnGc 9n5obI, on0cIc0cn
lCin IL lolicn mo iid 81 pcrpiIidJtcn,
III Den nGbltCn bier Snhrcn iilr mil
iionGrc. SbGti0tcit I'M Nlt3lon0c 0it
iolQcr0cn Slummen olli3llbrin0en: III
1909 100000, in 1910 Sl0OO,OOO,
in 1917 $5,OO0,000 un0 in 1912 So
100000. Qie oic@b3iiQlihc, BON ocnl
Hc0nCr cinAcbrodtc NcloIlltiou muroc
Ocn Gonlite fir Mci0cnmiiiion iIbcr.
miciCn.
W0A orc Sr0uCH tbutcn.
Sic o6roucn @ci0cmniiiiou@ . @@-
iclid)oit," mcld)c ibrc SibmQcn IN
ser cyitcn biid)6illdr mctboOiitiidcl
Stride obbGlt, bat ibrcn Neridt icrti0,
0~citclt, mcId)rn tie bclrtc 9Ibcno Ser
@clcrol Gonicrcr5 m~tcrbrcitcn miro.
Nod OcmlcIbCn 0icbt 6 1898 NrnuCn.
Nii~Iiaucrcine nit los 100 Mit1liCNcrn
unO 1853 &llHcno-Ncrcinc nit 3S,923
Wit0licOcrn; sic 3oblcn 5ciNcn itc.
tlac 3unobmcn. < 9lctdcr @cilc
lit audi 0a9 Ginfommcn Scr @eieQs
iGoit BON &obr ST. Tobr 9cluohIcn;
Ooalclbc bctrlla $53l,4SS in 1904,
%5lS,9l3 in 1906 $616l75 in 1906
mo SG92, 400 IN 1907. 9ic @cicll-
ihoit bot ibrc @eitrG0c olri If Der.
idjic0cnc @cbirtc pcrtb,iIt; Die bcoCl
tCn0Itc1 GpniributioncIl murcn 0it
iiir &nOicu i'm 9etrnQc pon %929,lOl,
Sic lin Gbilu iUN0bu pul $i52,7l5
mo Die iiir >Sdpnn I'M &ctrogc bon
S266, 753. Gcrncr gob 0ic Nr9oniin
ton $4,000 iiir ooQ SilbilGum ser
Stride in rSnbicn mo $42,956 iiir oil
Gc%ntcnoricicr in China. Ger Mcrtb
0ca @runociGcnt6um3 Der WelcQihoit
bcIGltit lid olri $1,35S,932, mopon
$12l50O ouf 0o@ III ocn &creiligtcn
Stootcn bclc0cnc cntiGut.