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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

9lls Rinnebaba @ount1 Dor 3mei
Sabren inFolse all3ugrOBer Siegesse-
miBbeit ben vStalmarts@ perl0reil
eing uno Daourb oas Si9nnl sum
NGdtlettern nuf ben "band wagon
in Dielen anoera Counties gab, lit man
auf Dieies 5abr bOppelt geIponnt.
Wenn Die 9lbltimmung bel Der 8ex=
iammlune ces gentral @omites bon
MinnebahG Gountn Su @unften
Der 5aft=GittreOee &elolution am 10.
Tebruar Elm 3eihen III. wOber Der
lDino mebt, Dann lpiro oos &efultat
BEN @r0uforo 9lnhdngern liherlib I'M
Na9en lisQen. 81 Stalpart Slim=
linen 5u 8uniten beia9ter &eIolutiOn
Iunh nur IL Sniurasntenfimmen oa=
aeqen. Ger 9orliber oes Sniurgen
ltenIIugels s.. M. Sones CAB IeOen
@ioeritano nnf unb bsr5i6tete iOgar
nuF oas Abbalten pna Rrinlar.es. 9Sun
taBebal0en lib GtolDarts un0 Sniur-
eenten, oh cine Yrimarn n0tIg lit o0er
Inint. Die bel Der 10. 6ebr arsgers
Iammlung antueienoen 8eIeBesio!ons
erildren. has @eieB Derlange cine Yris
marp uno Die SnIurgenien tliiften
mum bic piae herunterTflnden, Delde
4 fIe Ielbft gebreht bdtten. Hah gln=
liht oes ltaatlihen @eneralonDaIts g.
SO. Start BON 8eoiielo 1T a6er cine
Qrimdrwabl in M}ianehaba @Ountn
unter obiDal;enoen llmiidnoen unnOtis.
0ans ilftrub. unier Staatsi9ulIuper'
inienoent, spelher Winnehahd @ountp
| in bic ,Iitheren~ 3eibeR Der Sniur9en'
ten sdbIt. miro tpobl jest msnigsr l'he'
iein.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

5n Gairo, als9ppfsn. if Elm oeus-
6es @latt, ! Asqpptilde Na1rihsen-
erEnienen. Tie Melt susyo 1sutlh !
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

R0nig Carlos BON 9prtugal unb
ieiu 5obn linb nun be9raben. 9In
ibren 5drgen bui1en bic blutigen
Sdatten BON 9incOln, Dlc. RinleD,
0em ruiiii6en @5aren, &Onig 9umbert
uon otolien, QrdIiDent @arnot BON
6rantreid, uim.' Bel Der RunOe bon
DEN neuen G6nigsmDroe erbebte mobl
am meilten Der rpadliae ruliiibe g3arens
tbron. g8ie in Bortugal, 10 beritebt
audi in RuBlanO Die &eeierung oas
Bolt nibt, uno @emaltmaBregeln er=
seuoen @etpaltmaBreeeln. Seoes ciOis
lilirte 8olt perlangt beutSuta9e gebie=
teriitb cine tuiiroi9e @ertretung uno
8etelli9ung an ben &e9ieruugs9eIhdf=
ten. Die 3eiten, in oenen Elm 9etrOntes
Saupt ftols ertldren ourfte: L'etat
c'est MOL (Ser Staat bin i6)
limb porbei, enb9iiltig bOrbei.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

WO6en fno bergangen, aber beute
nod baaen bic rpuhti9en MOrte Der
lebten 9rdlioentenboiI6aft i'm 9an5en
ganoe mieoer, @orte, our6 tuel6e
8Ouiebelt bic 6odeauner Der 5inan3
uno ibre unebrIi6en @ei6dftsnethooen
entlarbte, mie lie feile 3eitunQen. 8e=
ridte, 2eeislaturen, Ransel= uno Gebr=
ffiible auftaufen, paniten er3eugen,
!pelhe lire 3aIGen fiiaen. aber 0un.
oerte unb 3ouIenoe bon @riitsnaen 5er-
triimmern, QObnnrbeitsr tneshten, allen
tSrunoiGben BON 3reu uno @brlinfeit
6obn lpre6en, bic Sueeno irreleiten
nIp. Seit 2incoln bat tuOAl fein
ameritaniTner BrdliOent ben Wut ae.
6abt, oieie 6inon3rduber uno 0O9-
itapler nit benz re1ten glamen Su be.
nennen euno Iie Der @erahtuna oes
dtmiten, uber ebrliden StraBenfe6rers
preissu9eben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

llnIere ameritanii6en 5dlahtihiife
uno 5orpeooflotille, pelbe auf Dem
@eee mad Der gacifictiilts linO, iinO nun
Qlaflidb in ben @emafern Der iiioame=
ritaniIden Bacifics&ilfe. gBo tie bisber
in 6dfen anIegteu, uuroen Iie bejubelt
un0 aneeproltet, auein unIere Gegier=
una iDiro erft frob autatmen, iuenn Die
Gl0tte oltiflid am 3iele angelangt lit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

Benn bic 8rau9errn un0 8irte, To-
1pie Die liberaleH Stimm9eber ale Die
Sabre 10 rubri9 geiDeien mdren, ipie Die
8rObibitionsleute. 6anti tDnnten he
iebt rubiger lhLafen. 8as Shlimme
iIt, oaB rpegen Der 5iiilels bic ganse
ibri1e NenIbbeit leioen iol 9oifent=
LID fomnt es nidt 10 melt, OaB Die Il.
g. u. in 9.G.A. (PrObibitiOu States
Of 9lmerica) umgetauft perpen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

g8eil Die MarDlauo gaiualtp So. .,
cine 8erIi1erunosgslsli4oft eegen
ginbrud. Siebe etc. elm te1nil6es Cod
in ibrer Bolice fano, nm Der gsoplss
9ant in @anppa. g. g., ben perlangz
ten gntIddOieun9sani infolge Oes
betannten @inbruhs gu permeigern,
mur0e bela9te ejeislll6aft pom Itaat=
lihen @eriiderunes @ommiIiar aus
Dem Staatstempel beransgenorfen.
auBeroem er9ab Die llnteriudung. oaB
beIagfs @efelidaFt nidt einmal bereh=
| ti9t mar, in Slo. 8atOta gieS6dfte 3h
ireiben, ia Iie tpeoer oas eeIeBlih psr=
Iangte Dspplit bon $780, 900 bsim
6taatsibabmsifter binterleste, ROD
aud Die bsrlanate q YrO3ent 8ers
linernngsfeuer be3ablte. gBer trdgt
nun aber Die Shulo, oaB beiaais @ea
ielidaft OennOd 8eiddfte i'm St0ate
tun tonnte2
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13
GoitOrieues.

gelten 9anf fir Die non allen Seiten
eineetrolienen o0emiiti9en grdIiOent=
afts=8ratulutionen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13
2lms Oent Staate.

l27 gdtente puroen bonn ggalhinq-
toner Patentamt an 8irqer BON Siios
8atOta ausgeitelt uno an @ebabreH
Duroen 0afHr s3l61 in ben gunoess
fddel be3ablt. 1glngeiiGts Der geb6lter=
unJsSabl oes. s.Staates ein Bemeis, oaB
mir g2eute i'm DilOeu @eIten" belle
Iino.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

Die Eein5igen pOlitiiben garteien,
melhe ibre pOifi5ieae 6orbe@ fir bic
9rimarn = Stimm3ettel bein Stunts
ietretdr vbetannt uno 9ebudt1 baben,
lino Die RepubIilaner un0 8emoEraten.
sritere baben Die ueiBe 6arbe Der lln=
ihulo ertOren uno bic Gemotraten
gelb. (9ofentlib niht aus politiI6em
Neio.) Die Probibitioni1en uno So
8ialifen iiuO iOipeit Obne ofii8iele 6ars
be, Deroen aber Raoau in allen 3egen=
bOgenfarben MAIDEN.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

8ie 3Otai8abl Der @eburten i'm
Staate fpdbreno oes sebten Sabres bee
trdgt l1,003 (5,683 Gnaoen unb
$500 MdOden). 7as lit cine ge=
burtsrate BON o. 4 auf ie 1000 Seelen.
ga Die .fremogebprenen4 Mutter %
95ro3eilt uno Die yfremogeborenen
SO Qro3ent Der EtaatIibeu geD6iierung
reprdientiren. 10 1T pieber einmal Elm
lidlu9enber 8spsis geliefert. in pel1er
2lrt unb gBeiIe oas Fremogeborene @le=
nlent slr geD0lterung ameritas bei-
trdgt. 3psi Ginoer Don fremogebp=
renen Mlttern gseen Elm &ino BON
nmeritaniIden Wttttern! llnier Seoon
DuBte, parum er 9eqen ben namerltn,
niiden 3aiienmDro~ eiftrte. Sen out
ab Dor ben frsmOgeboreneu Ntiittern
uno 8dtern
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

Die 8emDfraten haben einen Auf=
rut sur 8eIcbifun9 Der am 6. April
in 9lit1el itattiinOennen oemofratiiaen
StaatseOnbentiOn erlaIien, bebufs
auswabl bon a6t Gelegaten fir bic
am z. Suli in Senber fattfinoenhe
oemOtratiife giatiOnalconpention. Sa
Oas ueuePriindrmableeleB Die 3a6l Der
8elegaten fiir Staatsconpentionen auF
je einen fiir ie 100 Stimmen (abgeees
ben bel Der @Ouberneursnabl i'm eSuli.
1906 beidrdntt (nur bic 6dlfte geqen
friiber), 10 Dir0 bic Mitehea @rnpen=
tiOn auf 205 Belegaten 5u rehnen
baben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

Benn man Die eugliIhen 3eitun0en
i'm Staate inbe5ug auf Die politiihen
Serinte miteinanoer pergleiht, oann
betommt man 10 ridtig cine 9orFiel=
lung, in nelher 0eiIe in 9merita 9os
litit getrieben miro uno, man lit ales
anoere. nur nidt aneenebm erbaut.
Wan oentt unwiltiirlid an ole anets
oOte DOm g2llten 55rib" Der 3pei 2lopo=
taten in einem Streitfal anb0rie uno
oann drgerIib ausrief Die beioen
Serle baben 3eht, pelder Bat aber
&eht Nun oas Bolt miro entI9eiOen
] adj Dem dlten SaB y9oIfesitimme,
8Ottesitimmet
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

gDd6reno bic @eoner oes 5onntaas=
3man9es in Chicago nit 2eihti9teit cine
getition bon mebr ais Ia 900 llniers
ihriften suiammen9ebradt bnben, I'm
cine llrabifimmung iiber bic 6rage oes
oHenen Spnntages i'm bieIi9en 5hant.
betriebe gu er3ielen, baben Die Sonns
tuQsmufer lno Geiter Der BrohibitiDnss
BepeQunQ nit 9l9 uno Grah nur
80 900 llnteridriIten Ianmeln t0nnen.
9ie oemaltige @ntriiltung Der orangin=
lierten liberalen gbicagoer BepOlterung
tnm aber leBtsn SOnnta9 bel Der
Mailenperiammlung gum Ausbrun,
tuel1e unter Der 2eitung Der bereiniaten
8ereiue BON Chicago abgebalten Duroe.
@s mar bic erDBte berartige Demons
ltratipn, peI6e iemals in @bica9o, i a
i'm Qansen yan0e itatifano.
8pae 10000 bis 10000 QerIouen
nabmen oatan tell, man mar lid Der
3atIn1e beuubt oetporoen, baB es eno=
lid an Der 3eit lit, ben WO9en 0es
6anatisnlus einen Damn entge9en=
suieben. 0or allen paren es natiirlia
3eutI6e. pel6e li6 oa3u einfanoen,
nber aub ale anoeren ysatiOnolitdten
maren sablreib nertreten. Die 9es
geilterun9 mar eine rieli9e.
Gum Shluiie 9elanoten Die BON
6errn SO. G. Wti4aelis, bon Der Sl.
5saats= 3eitung, perlelenen &eiolutip-
nen our glnnabme, in melden duf Oas
@nti6ieoenite gsgen Die llebergriife Der
6nnatiter uno ipesiea 9egen Die 3ran9=
ialirun9 Der Wirte ourh ben Staats=
annalt proteItirt niro. sSn elmer mei=
teren ReIoIution rpiro Der 8itr0ermeis
iter 8uHe tpeoen ieiues mannbaften
gintretens fir Die perlOnlihe 6reibeit
gebiibren6 geprieisn. IS lit au5uneb=
men, oaB bieIe 9emDnitration Die be-
abii6tigte Birtune ni6t oerfeblen
piro.
Die Iogenannte r8rOdene 6arms
mirtI6aft" bat alien &nineine nah
cine erOBe 3utunft uno aud i'm tpef=
iihen 8eile oieies Stanies meroen i'm
fommenoen Sommer ausgeoebnte biess
beSiiglihe prattiI9e 8eriude angeitelIt
meroen.
5taats= synqenieur Sea, nel1er oem
RonereB ilber trodene 6armpirtidaft
beieemObrt Bot, Der in Salt 2afe Stir
abQebulten muroe, 1T iebr fir eins
pole Gnttpidelung res Staaies Siib +.
EatDta 0urh syrrigatiOn einerieits uno
our1 Die trofene Tarmuirt!haft anOe-
reSieits unO glaubt, oaB NIT 9ilfe
oieIer beioen SDffeme gan3 Sii0 Sa=
fota elm ausge3ei1netes 5Sarmlano
erqeben mirb. neutrality-suspicious.
IoIlen bort sur Qlnpenoun9 9ebrabi
tper0en, no Ii6 Ipl6s nit niht allSu-
erpBen 9tuslagen einri6ten lanen, in
ben iibriQen 8eilen aber foa Die trof,
enc 6armmirti4aT, betrieben weroen.
8ooen, pel6er y@umbo" enibdlt,
1T gan3 beGOnoers 9eei9net fir trofent
6armpirtIhaft, neil er perbdltnismd.
Big tpeni9 arbeit erfOroert, tpenn ei
einmal umeebrOhen If un0 iOl9el
8Oben ilt i'm 9ansen rpeitlihen 3eilC
oes 5tautes Dorbanoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

,6reiIilber 1T tot e 8rpan bat oiss
in Jsem Dort erfldrt uno ieine Dielsn
anhdnger tperoen iib freueu, 0aB er
nun enoli9 au1 81 oieier lleberseuguHg
qeian9t lit. lleber bic uriahen Der
tiirslihen ganit uoute 8TBan ni1t
Ipretheu, namrutIib ui9t oarlber, OBJ
er cine beitimmte gerion, etma in nmoB.
eebenoen Jteeterun9streiien, o0fiir Dsr=
antnortli6 balie. Aber, nlsinte er,
bic Seilune Der ibr Su @runbe lie9ea=
ben Sddoen mtHs our6 8unOes= uno
5taatsgeieBgebung erfolgen. uno in
ben mittieren Stauten, no man ni1t
crit Die @rlaubnis sum atmen Don ben
6iuon3iers gu erbitten brauhe, gebe
man l6Ou iebr tii9tig unO eifri9 on
Die sluf9abs heran.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

Der republitaniibe pr6Iioentibafts-
RanOiOat gBiliam 8. 8aft iiegte ni9t
nur 9ldn3eno bel BEN 9rimdrmahlsn
in Ielnem 9eimatsltaate GhiO, 10 baB
Die 6oratersQeute beIhdmt ab5ogen,
ionDern oas Staats=@entral=@Onite
oes Staates Colorado ertldrte Iid an
oemIelben Sage (12. 6ebr. ebenfolls
sinItimmig fir ben 9anitling ROOie=
pelts. 50 geht Elm Staat nab Dem
anoern in Das 5aft Eager iiber.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13
1n@lauS.

a6nie Garlns unb Rronprin5
auis Jilipp non pCrtugaI tuuzoen
fei iprer Nldishr aus Hina Wieofd.
100 bic f6nielssr Camille msbrers
zaas aetpsilt hatss. poH m<aEersn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16

right or wrong There was no alternative
togo asked them what they would do in
ms place. 1t the responsibility was upor
them They answered with one voice:
obey the emperor"
He dismissed them sadly again afY3rm.
ing his determination to meet and frh,
the Russians in the straits even II he had
10 meet them alone, and asked them te
return for final conference the followins
morning
They met again as before. even more
determined than at the two previous
councils. and. finding himself without 8
single supporter or sympathizer. Togo an
nounced his intention to solve his dilemma
by taking his own life. His Judgment az
a sailor. his conscience as a patriot would
not permit dim to leave the spot which
Russians. and his reverence for his sover-
eign would not permit him to disobey his
ma1estys orders. although he was conf
dent they were WRONG. Therefore he
would relieve the situation by suicide and
the next in command must assume the
responsibility Of carrying out the en-
peror's orders.
The admirars farewell to his comrades
was interrupted by an orderly who
ships had been sighted. and In q. short
hour every captain was at his post and
the line Of battle had been formed. THE
result Is we'll known.
After the war was over and the admiral
had returned to Toxic to receive the hon,
ors he had SO richly earned he asked a
private audience Of his sovereign, and
frankly related the story OF his disIoy-
atty that l have so tamely told. None
but the two men know what was said at
that interview. but 1t was satisfa Glory to
both. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY.
Pharmacist Fined 800 for Violation
Of Food and Drugs Law.

j. Roach Abel. a druggist in the south
east section OF the city, arrested about
ten days ago for violation of the pure
food and drug acts, appeared before
Judge Kimball OF the Police Court today
and entered a plea Of guilty. A fine or
500 was imposed on recommendation OF
Assistant United States Attorney James
Proctor.
1t was alleged that Abel sold cocai inc
hydrochloride April ) last TO a colored
man residing in the vicinity of his es-
Establishment without properly labelling the
package with reference to the character
or amount of the drug il contained. The
package In question. ii is stated. came
into possession Of DIR. Lyman Kebler Of
the chemistry bureau of the Department
OF Agriculture. and after the necessary
chemical analysis and tests information
was filed with the United States attor-
ney to warrant the prosecution of the
defendant.
Previous to the Department Of Agricui-
ture taking UP the matter Abel was
placed In arrest by Inspector Van Zant
or the health department on the charge OF
selling cocaine without a prescription
he failed to appear for trial, and his
collateral of 500 was declared forfeited
and the matter turned over to the United
States authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
FOR NATIONAL GUARD ARMoRY
Commission Appointed to Prepare
Plans Effects ORGANIZATION

meeting of the commission creat.d
under section IL of the act of Congress-
approved May 80. 1908, for the prepara-
lion OF plans and estimates for a .uit-
apie armory for the National Guard Of
the District Of Columbia" was held in
The ONCE of Gen. Oliver. assistant secre-
tary OF war. yesterday afternoon. All
the members were present as follows.
Gen. Oliver. Gen. Harries, commanding
the militia OF the District of Columbia:
Col. Cromwell. the engineer officer in
charge OF public buildings and grounds
and Elliot Woods. superintendent of the
United States Capitol building and
grounds.
Organization was effected by the cleo
ton Of Gen. Oliver as chairman and Col
Bromwell as recorder and disbursing Of
ficer.
After an informal discussion as to the
best available sites for the proposed ar
mory. the chairman appointed a subcom
mittee. consisting OF Gen. Harries and
Col. Bromwell, to consider the question
OF site and plans for a building, and to
submit report to the commission. A
report by Col Schuyler, 5th United States
Cavalry. on the armories of New York
was referred to the subcommittee for it's
information.
The next meeting OF the commission
will be held whenever the subcommittee
on site, etc, is prepared to submit its re-
port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16

acted upon mistaken information and he
was willing to accept the responsibility
OF disobeying his orders because the honor
and perhaps the fate of Japan was at
tains to share the awful responsibility
with him. Those who declined to do so
would be relieved of their commands by
men who were willing to make the sac
rihce. To those who staid by him in
defiance of the emperor he would be.
twenty-four hours to think the matter
over and consult among themselves.
The captains were overcome with
anna cement at the audacity and enormity
OF the offense proposed by their COM
mander that they made no reply Many
of them left the flagship suspectine that
he had lost his reason. Even to suggest
or to think Of doubling the wisdom or dis
obeying the sacred voice Of the emperor
was the highest treason. and here was
Togo deliberately determined to defy 1t.
AS may be imagined. nothing else was
discussed or entered the thoughts of the
captains that day, but they were careful
that the cause OF their anxiety should not
become known to their subordinates They
had no conference. for none was neces-
sary. The mind Of every man was made
up from the moment that Togo men.
toned his purpose. Not one of them hest
tated for an instant as to the course he
should pursue, and when they met in the
admirars cabin on the flagship the next
morning there was no controversy. no ex-
plantations no difference Of opinion.
AS Togo called them one after another
he found himself unsupported. and when
he asked their opinion they told him
that they did not believe he could find a
single omcer upon any OF his ships who
would stand with him against the orders
OF the emperor. They laid their swords
upon his table and resigned their COM
mandS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
Vessels Of the Navy.

The following are lists of the vessels of
the United States Navy, with the tonnage
Of each, showing those that have been
built since Mr.. Foss became a member of
the House committee on naval affairs in
1926 and its chairman in 1900:
Battleships Armored Cruisors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16

John W. Sprinkle Of 59i5 Brightwood
avenue was seriously injured about the
leg as the result of q runaway accident
about 3 o'clock yesterday. afternoon.
While en- route to Takoma Park from
Lamonds. D.. G.: on the Blair road. his
horse took fright and ran a by. Mr.
Sprinkle was thrown out Of the vehicle
striking the ground with considerable
force. He was picked up and conveyed to
his home by friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
the southern coast Of Japan and divert
| attention from the struggle In Manchuria
and the siege Of Port Arthur. They were

the southern coast of Japan and divert
attention from the struggle in Manchuria
and the siege Of Port Arthur. They were
convinced that he would attack Kobe,
Yokohama and other ports and try to
reach Toxic. II he failed there they ex-
pected him to sail up the eastern coast
and attack Hakodate. At any rate they
not run the risk OF almost certain de-
struction by entering the China sea or try
to pass through the ctraits between Japan
and Korea. where Togo lay in conceal
nent waiting to pounce upon him.
This conviction was SO positive that the
council Of war at Toxic. which was COM
posed OF cabinet ministers, veteran gen.
erals and admirals, and that notable
group known as 1.-The older statesmen"
ordered Togo to come out Of his lair and
near by when the attack came Togo
demonstrated. He was convinced that
RoJestvensky had come from the west to
nght naval battle and vindicate the
Russian navy. and not to invade q forti-
neo coast His arguments were earnest,
out they had no weight with the Toxic
authorities. and ne was again ordered to
come down to defend the coast. To their
ama1ement he refused to obey. and they
finally appealed to the emperor, who. at
their solicitation. repeated the order.
Togo's Proposal to Captains
II is tradition In Japan that no man
ever disobeyed an order Of the emperor,
who Is descended from the gods, who 10
himself divine and the highest object OF
reverence. Hence. when Togo received
instructions from his majesty to abandon
the strategic anchorage he had chosen
and cruise down along the southern coast
to await the mysterious fleet OF the en-
envy he called his captains together and
laid the facts before them. He told them
that the information he had received from
his scouts and spies. as well as his own
Judgment. convinced him that the Rus
sian Meet was intending to attack him
In the Straits Of Korea, and he had de-
cided to await It there. Notwithstanding
the orders OF the mikado. He fully an
preciated the significance and realized the
penalty of such unheard-of disobedience.
but he believed that his Majesty had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16

Since Foss became connected with the
Committee on Naval Affairs the navy has
more than quadrupied In strength in
other directions Since he became chair
man Of that committee Congress has or
dered, in addition to the vessels named
above. two gunboats the Dubuque and
Paducah: fifteen destroyers, twenty-five
submarines. three fast scout cruisers,
three training ships and seven Golfers.
It is great record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
Fine Furnishings at Auction.

valuable mahogany furniture and other
choice household adornments will be sold
az auction at Sloan's. 1907 G st.. in the
Drawers SALE" tomorrow ut II a m ana
pm; also Thursday and Friday at same
hours The catalogue embraces nearly 500
lots suitable for the finest homes.-Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
Chicago Naval Training school

The other day. in describing what Rep.
resentative Foss Of CHICAGO has aons
for the navy I omitted many important
things. for the list Of his accompiisb,
ments is SO long that only a few OF them
can be mentioned In 4 single newspaper
letter. should have referred. however
70 one OF bis most conspicuous services
in connection with the establishment Of
tos sEeat training station 1t North Chi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16

Greatest sale success
this department has
known. Weather con-
ditions yesterday could
not pull against such
an extraordinary value
in goods of known
worth.
Think of Blum & Koch Hats,
the acknowledged highest grade
hats produced, selling at ST los, and
these supplemented by the counter
manded orders of another manufac-
turer of high-grade headwear.
Split straws China and Swiss Braids)
Sennit Straws wide brim and conservative
models), Soft Milans (extreme and con-
ssrvative modelso, Mackinaws CONSERVE
tive models), italian Leghorns (telescoped
ana square crowns).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
TOGO READY TO DIE
Story Told of the Admiral in
the Recent War.
BABE CAPTAINS FAREWELL
Preferred Suicide to Acting Against
His Sailors Judgment.
ROJESTvENSKY IN EVIDENCE
Naval Training Station Near Chi
cago-Providing for the Com
forts Of the seamen.
R0JEsTvENsKY IN EVIDENCE
BY WILLIAM r. CURTIS.
Specasi Correspondence of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald

AT SEA. s. 8. BALTIC, June q. 1908
A friend OF mine who has spent a good
part OF his life in Japan. told me
strange story the other day Of the late
war which illustrates the indomita BILE
spirit Of Admiral Togo. The incident has
never been published, and is known tn
very few persons. but he learned 1t from
. very high authority.
1t seems that there was decided diff.
ference OF opinion among the military and
naval authorities at Toxic as to the In
tentions Of Admiral Rojestvensky. who
came out from Cronstadt with the great
feet Of Russtan ships. Most Of them BE-
1teved that he had instructions to attack