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The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

George l.. Brooks, of the Enter
prise force, returned Sunday eve
ming from fortnights visit with
friends in Southern Minnesota and
with his mother at Milwaukee.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Mrs. b. F. Smith and daughter,
Miss Bertha Smith, were the guests
of Mrs. G. T. Fairbairn at Duluth
over Sunday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. & G.. Butler were in
Duluth Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Special electrical and spectacular
scenery with the Four Benningtons
at the Orpheum next Thursday, Fri
| day. Saturday and Sunday.
You don't need to be posted buy
ing at kratze's, Everything mark
ed in plain figures and one price to
all. Good goods in every line.
b. N. Lippman, who will shortly
remove to Hibbing and engage in
business at that point, was visitor
to the west end metropolis on Mon.
daV.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Toys Of all kinds at Bliss Variety
Store.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13
Is Event tn: R1as & V" 70" Cannot Get Ready
NUMBER 8

$500 Napkins they match the $50
The patterns are fine. Sale 9:
price, per dOz. "
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

]. H. FLEMING, licensed enbalm-
er and undertaken. Call phone 244l1
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

$4,000 to loan on city real estate
Monthly payment plan. Apply to
+. +. McGray. ll~I3tf
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Mrs. r. +. Bailie and little daugh-
ter, Provis, left Friday last tor
visit with relatives and friends at
Platteville, Wis. Before her return
Mrs. Bailie will visit her son,
Thomas, who attends school at
Delafield, Wis,
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13
NUMBER 9

Huck Towels with White or Red bo
Extra heavy. l5C Towels, II
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Dan Lawler, of Tower, has ac-
cePted position in the mill of the
Virginia Lumber Co. Mr.. Lawler
will shortly move his family from
Tower to this city, making Virginia
his permanent home.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Don't be content with 'thinkiny"
it was a deer. Be sure its deer,
and then make sure of getting him.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13
NUMBER 7

$3.50 Napkins in beautiful design
something very special
Sale
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Miss Duell will sing an otfertory
solo at St. Paul's Church on Sunday y
morning.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

Mrs. D. Q. Anderson, Of Duluth,
was the guest Of Virginia friends
over Sunday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

The Quitting Business Sale of the
Golden Rule, which opens on Sat
urday, November 7th, is the talk of
Virginia and vicinity.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-11-13

l>augh-O. Cry-O, Scream-O
Trio. The Frozos. Orpheun-
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
next week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21
RRYAN oErs Rmopn IsLANp.
WIN BE- Endorsed By state Conyen.
ton.

WIN Be Indorsed BY state Conyen.
tl0n.
PROVIDENCE. II. Il. Mar. III
The democratic state convention al
Rhode Island, for che election az del.
esatea % the Denver convention, was
called 70 order IN Music Hail Al J
o'clo' \ this afternoon. Bryan senti.
ment apparently dominates the NM
jorisy Of the delegates and the Ne
Draskan will undoubtedly be indorsea
- the states choice for the preslden.
tlal nomination. The Hon. Thomas
+ Gore. the blind United States sen-
ator from Oklahoma. Ii d guest of
the convention aud viii deliver an
address. The oklahoman IL \
stauneh friend OF Bryan. and his
presence win doubtless serve to
strengthen the wavoring allegiance
OF delegates who might otherwise on
pose the Endorsement OF the Common
or, 4 special committee OF seven was
appointed for the reception and en-
eeFtalnment OF the Oklahoma senator
during his stay here.
In > resolution passed by the dem
ocratlc state central committee. nry-
an Il praised as "a eonseryator OF
public peace and OF every legitimate
business tntereat, as well as being
wisely progressive" The resolution
further states 1T IL perfectly plain
that the vast majority OF the citizens
OF this country do not want and win
not have as their Chief executive 4
man. no matter what bis party. 10
whom the term 'reaotionary' can be
applied
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21
OPEN BALL SEASON
Georgetown University and Mary
land Aggies.

N~GNEs~~~S
WASHINGTON, Mar. 21.-Wash.
ington fans will get into action this
afternoon, when Georgetown Univer-
aity will open the baseball season
with a game with the Maryland Ag-
giles, The Georgetown schedule is
an ambitious one, providing for q
series with all the leading colleges
of the East, among them Amherst,
Cornell, Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Col
umbIa, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Har-
ward, Yale and Annapolis. A series
with the University of Virginia for
the southern baseball championship
is a feature. Georgetown will again
play Harvard this year, the athletic
breach which was brought about by
the Crimson playing a negro against
the Blue and Gray several years ago
having ended.
Galluadet College will also open
its season in Washington today, play
ing Virginia Theological Seminary.
Next Wednesday the Gallaudet nine
will go to Annapolis to play the Navy
team, and on next Saturday Gal
laudet and George Washington Uni
versity will meet here.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21
HoRsE WITHOUT Az owNER
Valuable Animal Is to BE Sold for
Board and Care.

4 eNMA%A
On April there win be sold al
public auction at the stables of this
Occur d'Alene Livery company q
French coach stallion.
The horse was brought to this city
last July. Since that time 1t has
been stalled and fed at that stable
and is TO be sold for the feed con.
sumed during that time and the care
bestowed on 1t. The horse was
brought to the city by Mclaughlin
Bros. OF Kansas City from their sales
stables In Spokane and sold to a
number Of citizens In the city.
According to the story told, the
horse was brought here ana sold to
l3 citizens OF the city and vicinity
for a consideration OF about $4,000,
The company disposing OF the horse,
20 the story runs. had the parties
execute a joint and several note for
the payment Of the sum, each one OF
the 3 signing IT, Among this num-
Der there were some who were at
the time and are now unable to meet
the obligation, and some able to pay
the entire sum, and almost from the
beginning dissatisfaction seems to
have set In among the purchasers as
to the transaction, and the horse was
left az the barn, with his care and
feed bill unpaid, and without an ap-
parent owner. The livery stable
men are now proceeding by law to
realize out of the sale OF the horse
the amount expended for its feed and
care.
The company, like the lightning
rod pedlers Of old, has made the as
surance Of the payment Of the pur-
chase price Of the horse doubIy sure
by having the purchasers execute a
negotiable note, and II any defense
ever existed against the payment OF
the note IL could be forever barred
from being successfully raised in a
court of law by the transferrence OF
the note into the hands of an limo
cent purchaser. n ever the horse
had an owner after the note was exc
cuted and delivered into the hands
of the company IL was to be found
in the body of IS who purchased
him. They. however. as the story
has II. though notified. do not come
forward to pay the livery charges
against 1t, and will willingly stand by
when the time comes and see the
horse sold to the highest bidder: and
the strange and unexplainable fea-
ture that permeates the entire trans
action is that the owners are willing
to stand by and see a horse of the
above value sold for care and feed
bill. when they themselves are an
swerable in court of law for his
purchase price. The case promises
some interesting developments.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21
FOREST SERVICE
Branch Of Once Of Engineering IN
he Established a Ogden.


BE Established a Ogden.
WASHINGTON. March II. A
branch of the ONCE OF engineering
Of the United States forest service
VIII be established 1T ogden. Utah.
on April /. This ONCE. which win
be IN charge % the chief OF ensi-
neering, either IN person or through
an acting chief. win facilitate the
handling Of the large amount OF per-
mAnent improvement work begun on
the national forests in 1a07 and to
be continued this season.
The engineers once Of the forest
service az Ogden will be In a posi-.
ton TO give supervisors Of all the ma
tional forests the fullest information
and advice regarding permanent Inn.
pfoyemsnt work. and questions re-
laiing thereto win be answered from
that once. In this way. delays will
Be obyiated and a competent force
Of trained engineers TO assist super.
visoEs win also be available.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

II our ndkhuTum IIleuub nave any
good reason for not removing the
county seat from that out-of-the-
way place TO this city, with its un-
surpassed transportation facilities.
they should be given to the public.
So far that town has advanced no
legitimate reason against removal.
The only real objection 1t can raise
Is that OF the loss of the county seat
means the loss OF their only source
OF revenue. Rathdrum has long
lived on the money left there by
transients who were compelled to
visit the county seat, and we do not
blame her citizens for exerting
every effort and using every argu-
ment To convince the voters that
they should not vote for a change
to q growing, modern city OF import
ance! Their point OF view is differ
ent from that OF any other part or
the county, and while they have a
selfish motive TO serve, the voters
have their own interests and the best
interests Of the whole county TO con-
slider. The question will not be set
tied by the voters OF Occur d'AIene
and Rathdrum, but by the people
outside Of these towns who have a
chance TO view the matter impartial
" and from the standpoint OF the
best interests OF all.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

Paul Morton, former member OF
President Roosevelt's cabinet, SAYS
that THE failure Of government reg
uiation means government ownership
o. railroads" That Is a pretty radi-
cal statement and II caused great
roar from leading republicans when
Bryan said something about govern
ment ownerahip.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

Each days developments in the
political field make IL more certain
that Bryan and TAFT win be the nom
inees Of their respective parties for
president. with these two men In
The race the voters win make no se-
rioua mistake ~ choosing either one
70 nh the chair.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

Although the subscription season
Of the Manhattan Opera House closes
this esening. that temple of music
viii not be dark for another week to
come. Out Of the fullness of his
heart and his pleehorie purse. Herr
Oscar Hammerstsln has provided for
another week Of grand opera, which
will be dispensed free of charge 10
regular subscribers. Herr directors
are In the habit Of accepting benefits
for themselves. but seldom do they
give benefit. performances for their
patrons. Il Il hoped that Mr.. Ham
merstein.s plan viii become deserved
~ popular.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

our abstracts are accurate and are
completed with dispatch. Fred L.
Tiffany. Mgr. lea Fourth 81. Bell
phone /.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

Alfalfa, timothy and grain hay;
Just received four cars. ]. w. Wig
gett.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

No. 17-Three lots in Lake Shore Add
ton, 4Ox11O, alley at rear, school one
block, price $3.50. Easy terms.
No. 21-Lake Shore Addition. one fine LOFT
4Oxl1O, 20 it. alley, price $4OO.
No. 68-Taylor Addition, one lot 65x14O
price $500; cash 500, balance $40 per
month Don't buy until you have inves-
tigated this.
NO. 61-Three lots, close in; water. side
walks, school blocks; price $1,000. This
is a snap.
NO: oo-Two lots in Lake Shore Addition.
CITY water; only $240 apiece. A first
class investment
NO. 2-Seven lots in Krotzer's Addition
4oxloO, city water; price $3.50: your own
terms OF payment. See this quick. We |
think this is one of the finest locations
in the city. 'iOi9
NO. 01-Coner lot 65x15O, sidewalk. allev
city G.. water, l block from school, price
$1'OOO half cash terms for balance.
NO. 1.-Two lots in Glenmore Addition 5Ox
ilO' alley, city water, price $3.50 each.
terms to suit purchaser.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-21

the spokeaman-Reyiew has car
TONED President Rooseyelt's record
on tombstone. That il the limit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20
Wins a1srfnUi1,rg fir Ghi,,a.

gs muB idlimm feben in gbina,
ha bic Nesieruns ibre Mbfi9t, oas
2ano nit elmer 0erfaKung 3u Be-
sliiden, feierlih perfiinoet bat. Mm
@orabenb bes Weibnadtsfeites 1T in
Yetins Elm Gbitt Der0ffentli1t tpors
ben, in benz bic ginfiibruns einerRonz
ftitution ausefast miro, NIT benz einz
fbrdntenben .3uiab alleroings, 0ab
Der 3eitpuntt fir beren Snfrafttreten
nod ni9t angegeben iperben tonne,
neil bas 2anb rlur allmGbli6 unb
fbrittipeife nit ben Ginri9tuneen oes
WerfaGungslebens bebadt tperoen
folle. Das flingt 10, ols Db Die auf=
seregte Menge burh Elm Deripre9en
berubigt unb burh ben Derfiibrerifden
Musblid auf fonftitutioneQe 3uitdnbe
bon feinen sesentpdrtisen Riimmer=
niffen unb 8eorGngnifen obeelenft
iDerben iDlI. Denn NIT oem g6ift bonn
"a. De3ember fam bic Werleibuna eli
rer Derfai7ung Bis 3u ben grie9ifGen
Ralenben bsrtdgt fein. Gin gleihs
Seitig er5dienener faiferIi1er GrIob
befieblt ben Miniferien bes .,Snnern
unb ber Suiti3 BE Musarbeitung BON
prebgefeBen. Gs f5nnte banad f6eiz
nen, oab Der Qaifer Dber Ieine III
Wabrbeit bie-8issl ber Megiernng
fiibrtnbe 9ante II elmer bon alien
cxnfYaf&, ~. .{r1..fIn 81 I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20
GER gfnperubnrurix.

Siioafrifa foll Sen Meiben gebDren,
in oieier 5orberung fino fid GnsIdnz
Der unb Buren einig. Den Mfidten,
Die tbeils in 9eralperfen, tbeils ais
9anbelstreibenbe Elm beoeutenoes &Dnz
tingent Der 8eD0lferuns ftellen, mOdte
man mDgli9ft rabifal oas 1ano perz
eteln. Mit ben hireii11en aulis
brdudt man ntht biel Geoerleien gu
maden; anoers berbdlt es ii9 aber
nit ben Snbern, ba>bieie gleid Ser ein=.
beimifaen 8ebDlterung engltf4e llnz
tertbanen iinb.
Gin tpnnoerDolles Mittel, ben sSnz
bern ben Mufentbalt i'm Ganoe gu bera
leioen, bat man na1 langem Gpintifi-
rem berausgetnobelt. Man bat Elm
grobes Aegifter anselest, in bas alIe
Mfaten einsetragen iperoen n,iii1en,
Die i'm 2anoe aufentbaltsbert9tigt iein
tpollen. Das ipGre an uno fit 1i1
fein unbiQiges Werlangen, benn in
europa nlub iih ber Grbenbiiraer Al
3Deden poliaeili1er Drbnnng bon Ser
erifen Minute 5eines SDaIeins Bis aur
8ebre nod biel eingebenbere Negi=
itrirunaen. gefallen laifen. Mber cine
total untpiiroige 8eoingung lit an oie=
les ginf4reiben gefniipft. ilnb banit
tDeroen 9eraoe sic feinfiibligen sSnoer
Bis ins Snnerfte ibrer @eele getrGnft
unb beleiDigt: Elm ieber, Der iidb In oie
Mfiaten~2iite eintrdsen lGbt, r1ub feis
ner nnterfdrift einer Wa1saborud
beg 3eigefingers beifiieen, I'm 0aran
BET erforDerlider @elegenbeit refpgnosz
Sirt per0en 81 t1nnen. Das M1iatens
MIbum in ben fiibafrifanifden Rolos
MEN bat iomit cine per3peifeIte Mebn=
li9teit init einenl Werbre1er Mlbum.
tpie es fi4 grOBere Stdbte an5ulegen
pflegerl.
Mlit sinem @9rei Ser gntriiifuna
buben bic Snbsr Die 3umutbnng ibrer
tpeiben 8ebriider ppn iiA qeipie{en.
gah amtlihen AuelIen baben bisber
alIein 5000 Miidten Eranspaaf perldf.
fen. Bon ben bort anriidaebIiebeneu
baben $500 Die Mgiitriruno ifrift
ber,Deiaert. Mit einem Sbeil BON oies
Ten tpiro man fllr5en prn3eb maiden
nnb i'm dbfdieben, aber etipa 5000
ppn ibnen be5itsn 0an0eIsNaenaen.
@egen bttfs brutal ppr3uaeben, ipiirbe
IN Ronbpn Nnftpb erregen; oie 3eaies
rrng DDn 9rdnspdal tpir6 linen 6esz
iptgen 5Nm @deir nDnmalS @elegers
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20
ant Dte,rIte Der 3nrpbtbittnn

8pr geiebsebsrilderS Sbdtigtsit auBer
Der Der iibli9en Moutine, 8etpiQi>
sungsbius II. +. tp.,, lit bonn Rongreb
bis 5ur beabfi9tieten Wertasung an,
!. Mai faum mebr ettpas gu ertparten.
Die Carthage 1T BON pornberein auss
sefdlofen u1b Oh cine yinanabiu 3u=
ftanbe tommen miro, 1T febr Die arase.
Die Mlbrihz zBia bat ben Betfaa Der
8dntiers ntbt, iie baben cine anbere
Norlage ausarbeiten laHen, Die mad
ihrer Nniiht ben grforoernif1en beRer
entfpri9t. Da5u 1T nod cine brittle
einsebra9t iporben, 10 baB seniigenb
Mnii6ten chamber geseniiberieben. I'm,
cine balbise giniguns untpabrfdeinli9
Su MAIDEN. 9luberbem bat fi1 Die 81
nanalase gebei7ert, Der S9abamts@
1efretGr tann bie ben 8dnfen iibertpiez
fenen Depoiiten auriid3ieben. bas
9ilfs5ettelgeIb 1T aus Dem Marfte perz
fdtpunben ilnb fomit brennt ben Sc
febeebern nidt mebr bas Jeuer lnter
ben Ndsetn, mas fie beranla51en mag,
bie Neguliruns Der l1mldufsmittel
auf Die lanse 8unt 81 ihieben. Bon
ben Wabregeln, Die Der prG{ibent IN
feiner 8otfdaft anserest, ipirb feline
ein5ise fonftruttiper Ndtur @eieB pet<
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fDblen bat. ift 3u befiirhten. rGmlid
bas Werbot Der ginfubr bon geiitigen
@etrdnten in bic prpbibitionsitaaten.
Stimmung 0afiir ift porbanben.
Bisber bat fid3 ber RongreB genet
CERT, 'oieIen bon ben probibifioniiten
BON ieber QefDroerttn Gmritt au thnn,
in Der Wtebrbeit mag IT iih aud iebt
nod nidt bdfiir geneigt aeisen, i1oefftn
BET Druid bet Dur9 bds ldnb gebenben
prDbibitiDnsnpge iih fiGrfer eripeifen
aIs ber I1ue Wiae. Dtnn III biefer 4ez
3iebung ift er Ieiber fniejmfpdh ipie bag
Werbdlttn III btr Rdntinefrdae seiat,
no bis Mitglieber dllen perniinftieen
@riinben efltgegcn ii1 BEN Millfn
eints 6dufens iiilperft ft6nbigsr, bdfiir
dber nm 70 u1ebr fandtif1er Wsibtr
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III bds Derbpt eii5ulptll I'M, n ntr6trE
|fid6 heiIIufs uitdpbs bdss,Is elstpidsIr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20

2ur 3sit III sci Qiquprs4 4runspDri
felbit no6 yrDbi itionS {f0dten bes
fdnntli6 p0r ftnotIimtr Einmi56 6unq
9efdiibt. n Set DriginoIberpoduno
mlB Sic Mddrk Or ben Qlbrei1n!en dbs
geliefert mer0eil. 9leinDiel init pelden
Mrgusougen oit @tdatsipibel bic Gen=
oung iinfhniiffeIn; erit ipenn lie ii
beTen Nefib aeldn9t 1T, tritt bic ftoatz
Iide poli3eigetDolt IN ibre Re6te. Der
GnpfGnger, Der iin Qiquor 3li eisenem
Derbrau1 bat tomnlen Iaiien, iDiiroe
sptnig irfommD0irt tptr6en, Derll ppr
ser 0ansthiir mnB prohibition 6alt
nlahen, tpiemDbI AUDI ba Musndbmen
borfommen, ipie bies feiner3eit in ei1is
gen Gtdbten in Soma geiheben, mo bic
61niffelbanbe fih niht fAeute, bic
Na1e III ie6en Gisfhranf BIT iteden.
gber in ber 9auptfade gefdiebt bic
Ginfubr bes Mus51nnfS tpegen uno
biefern tpiirbe bic luelle ent5Dsen ipers
ben, tpenn Der 5taat fbon an feiner
@rense Sic 6ono auf sic Maare lseen
biirfte. Die alten M1ittel CUR 3duzI
1hung Der Staatspoliaei. ipse Derfens8
buns in Meblfd1ern, DrbsOoostiiten
unb anberen Werfleioungea. tperben
niht pieI niiben, benn es ipiirbe ber
poliaei nidt fhiper fallen, oiefe su
burhf9auen; ben bireften offenenNers
ianbt iiber miiBten bic Bd1nen unters
laFen. Gs biiebe nur Der @1mugsel
iibrig. Sn Der 0auptfade aber mir,
ben Die Beotnsungen fur iDirfli4 pros
bibirenoe probibitipn gtgeben fein,
bic, ipte man bieuei1t bpffen biirfte, 70
unertrdglih fem ipiirbe, bab Die Dffent<
lide Meinung iih entihieben oabon
ipieber abipenbete, tpdbre1tb nnter ben
sesenipdrtisen 1lmitdnoen piele oer
ausenblidIid berrfdenben rgru3e" Der
Probibition r1dhgeben, neil ibr Ieihtz
fertiges@ @eniffen iih nit Der benloraliz
i:renben 6eu1elei abftnbet.
Die @a9e Der itaatlihen Probibis
tion iptrb bon etnisen 8ertretern i'm
RongreB, r,amentlib aus Dem @iiben,
nit Gifer berfodten. MDgliderpeife
selinst es ibnen, ibr gum Siege iiber
bic stnifhenftaatlide BefusniB 6es
8onsreHes gu berbelfen llnb bann baz
ben mir Die 2iquorfrage, ben @esenfab
bon 3nangsmoral uno perf0nliGer
5reibeit, bor benz nationalen Gorum,
Gbnlid pie emit ben Rampf sesen bas
anofpnotbingtbum, nit benz bic pros
bibittonsbepesung biel Mehnli1feii
huf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20

/ ino oie WeitersntipidInng bsr iiIsnersl,
MerbGItnifIe gbinds iebr 9ltiMgiltis
{ein, ob Die Wiufiir BON madnborileit
p0er Elm reattiDndres preBgefeb Bic
Gntitebnng elmer unabbGngigen 6ffentz
Ii1tn Meinun9 i'm Meihe ber Wfitfe
aur llnm0glimfeit naht. II
Die 3peifel an benz grnif Der tdis
ferlinen Mbfi1ten iperben 5ur @epiBs
belt, fpenn man bernimmt, baB bic Mts
gierung Die GrinubniB 5nr 4iIbune
bon Dereinen, bic gerabe Bel Der ges
pldnten 1hritttpeifen Ginfiibrung ber
Nerfufung ipidtise Jingeraeiee fir
bic Mihtung Der in Musii1f genDrns
msnen Meformen bieten f0nnten, bis
nod Der Derfiinoung Der &onffitutipn
perfGoben bat. 1Sebe gr0rterline pos
litifher Mngelegenbeiten 1T itrengfens
nnterfdgt. Wie fon man bd an ben
Grnit bes grlaHes bonn "a. DECEMBER
slauben! Sic Raiferinz Wittpe ipiirbe
allerbings ein febr gefdbrli6es Spiel
fpielen, penn es BET benz 0eriprehen
elmer WerfaTung fein 8eipenben Be-
halten iolIte. Denn bic BepDlferung
gbinas fat ii9 gu febr NIT bem Sc
banfen eines 0erfaffunssnaates be-
freunbet, ols 0aB lie iih nun nit leez
rem 9erfprehunsen ubipeifen laifen
iplIte. 9at bo1 bic Nesieru1s feIbit
einen Musi1uB bp9ifebenber Manbns
rinen aurn @tubium naatliher Gin
ribtuneen na1 Sapan, ben 8ereinigz
ten 5tadten bpn sNorbamerifd uno
ben baupt1ddliden 2dnoern Guro=
pas ent5anbt unb bat gebulbet, bab
Der onge1ebene 8i3ef0nig guanfuaing
in Nanfing bic Grsebnife 0ieier Stuz
bienreife nnter Der Beaei1nung zines
2eitfabens ber ppIitit per0ffentlidte!
Die Raiierin bat iiberbies I'm porigen
CONNER in einen grIab ibre l1nter@
-tbdnen aufgeforbert. Dem Sbrone
@orf9lGge 81 elmer llmbilbnng bes
@taatspefens gu unterbreiten, iino
Suanfditai unO Sfddntf4ituns bas
Zen iid inpetina sur Dur9berdtbuns
Ser eingeldufenen 8orf9ldge beretnigt.
Da tpirb es f9iper balten, Der Betpes
guna StilIHanb gu gebieten.
Offenbar ipirb gegenipdrtig Elm leb~
batter aanpf atptfden Der fonierbatiz
rem unb Der fortl9rtttliden Ridtung
in bef Negierung ausgefDdten, ln0 bic
erfere, beren GinfluB iid in ben leB=
ten Monaten bereits in Der Nerbr1fs
eung perfdiIungsfreunbli9er Manbdz
rinen aus Der umgebung 0es 3brones
seltenb sernaht bat. lit ipieoer einnlol
@ieeerin geblieben. Sbre 0ertreter
boben Der alten Raifertn nit elmer
Gmp0runs sebrobt, sesen Die Der 9aiz
pingdufitanb ainberipiel iein tpiirbe,
fcns lie ith CUR @erleibuns elmer 0er=
fafung betpegen lafen folIte, un6 lie
baben nit bieIer Drohung offenbar
ben erbofften ginbrud duf bic aaifez
rim sema9t, bic iih gelesentlid allerz
oinss auh ben 8eipeissriinben Der
anberen Seite augdnsIih geaeist bat.
Wiit Der Mntiinbigung ibresgntfdluiz
fes. CHINA gum 9erfaifunssftaat si
erbeben, unb benz slei6aeitieen grlaB
BON Beitimmungen, Die bas Nertrauen
3ur Musfiibrung ibrer Mbiiht ni9t
-auffommen laiIen, hofft bic Raiierin
beiben Hidtunsen seredt gu iperben.
@s miro iidb oermuthlih aber bdlo
seigen, baB bier fein MunoipiBen gilt,
fonbern sepfiffen perben muB.
(8erl. @oil. 3ts.)