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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-30
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1ssssW0#any ~. lss
exempt from axAtSon a9very alternate
section 81 land esnbraceds fhe Nor
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800 80 80
hastreuk Yo.ea aaef sats vs. 1 lasssa
;nawe R14 ~ tha nSnata AfIsa
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.Ss.a 81 W.. ,1sss..s. j
and sought To- have he law re-enAcerss
ead. h proyfded idn1ketinx
Tor such "a the members az WouI6
ssccept its hoospitellities. ne. CEewsso4sd
Crawford voted with the raiiroad
osSmrsafys "a Slammed hy tn iuhbyisfs.s'
to e-enac that unjust law. HIS vote
is recorded in the council Journal 0f
TIE last year 81 Mi. Crawfordsa
service DC . member 81 the senate
hs,ari 81 aseessrnent was 4
osDeciaf s~ubseryiency to th8TInterestss
81 the railroada. Mr.. Crawford VIZ
present a the meetings 81 the board
l,niM STANDARDIZATION and then he
w. ~ untaS II acvo1al i~nsfances
fnr haavv rniMcfinns of raifsoaf1
~val,,ations AZ clearly shown ths
ranard 81 the n~roceedinrs of the
hnard fnr 1So6 narns7 IA and ~. with
H. sfrtw Avs Z ser retfrjnU frrm thia
nnhlic osace M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tha afate attorney for the Northweet-
ern raiiTnads
II 1Sa0 the lower branch 81 the
South DakOta le~cislature pasied
memorial rs congress for & constf-
t,,finnaI ameudrnent to elect United
sorna Al ds,sa 1Nsrnh ~ 4 II naaaedd
tha house II WAS ~nresented fo me
sauata and u,as refarrad ~ fhe com.
Tsitfae ~ +hn whoIa The. fnIIoSvinr
49,, Il 90 ! carnrfaS MAR wifhn,,G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
Groino Scl6ItmOro in Scnucr.

TcnOrr Gol, 81. 2(uguit. r.
Irou q. SncIlcnbura. Satin oc5
@cihilt9iiibrcr3 scr 6irmo SncGcn-
GurB 4 Comp. IN MilminQton,
Gel, Bat bier ScIbIhnoro oltrd Gin-
nclmcn pon Strpdlnin bcganacn.
Sic lit al SdninOinGt unO mar ii
Goiac ibrc5 2ciocnS iHpermiltbia &C.
worocn. ,5br @ottc bate ibr tijr5-
Iid) nit Den Orei ainoeru oe9 She
punrcs ciucn @eiub obIcitattct ma
Die Min0cr beiin0en iidl nod hier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
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fOr i'm uStnnonro Gil"-Eruscf,


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
Gcidyc im GUficr iocntiii,irt.

GnmbcM R.S, 21. 2Iit1ltit. -
Die 2ciCbc, wcIfc pou cincr 8icnic-
Seicllidoit IN elmer Shlltht nubc
biciiCr Stn0t, IN cinem aoiicr Der
podt, otigciunocn mltroe. lit ais 0ie.
icnigc Solomon 5. NoieubIoon'3.
cinc3 rcibcn &aulnonn3 bon @inO.
bcr, Soncrict Gnlntp, 30, ioenti.
ii3irt mor0cn lm6 jmar ourh 0orrp
6ric0monn cincn Glerf i'm 9toicns
bloonl'ibcn &aOcn. Wic 6rieomom
erflGrt lab cr icincn Erin5ipol 5lt.
Icbt AM 9lbcnO oc9 If. Noptnlbcr
1907. Grei Sage Ooratf perihpnno
ccrieI6c. Iic an ser @cihe gcflnoe.
ncn &lciOcr mur0cn Don Srlsomnrp
IprAi0ltig gcprijlt lmO nit 2lusna6.
nc 6es SocnlOC3 ltn6 0c9 NragenS ais
Gigcntbum Roicnbloom'S erfonnt.
GricOmunn aloubt, 0ob and Ser aoI.
Ter aus Sem Ho0cu NoitnbIoom'S III
@inober Itonunt. Iic Eoli5ei bat
Die 6onIic NoicnbIoon benodrlcbtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22

SiO.G5-6rcItnN0, g. WnNnIl. n. GOV
tembcr, ? Gitober. lNQttc Oiilllg
10 Idge cinlbIicblib oco cages
ocr gu2Qdbc. SpCiuBuN nit
Gonhe3 INN Fullmun EurlOr.
HEuggun3 pcylibt GumocIl station
$40 gtOraeua, MI JiuUu Station
$40 IiurOcn5. SurhGucrt nu5
beriibmtc gcbl0D lbul, ooic SbWcB
bon Imcrld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
ltntcriudlnu0s SdllcuSrian.

llntCrltdlnlt0S SdDlcHoFlHH.
Gifcr ser @rouO &urp uno ser So
ronc"s &urp III Sprin8iicIN IdBt
ua6. - Coroner @ooOruif grabt
jet 2ci6cn m,i m noh}uieben
ob Die lootcu ourh Sen }(uirubr
ooer OurA 3uioQ mntomcn.
5priuQiicIO, &u3, 81. q(ug.
-llu }lt cntidci0eu Oh 0oui@ &obn.
ion, ser bel ser OcnlolirrnQ ser 60.
pcr'ihcn Rcitlurotion Dor einer
@ohc Qct0otete NiinlIinl, crihoiien
mlroc, oOcr Oh er Ourh Cincn Stur5
in oo3 Soutcrroin Oc9 @cbduOe5 Oas
@cnid brlb, beNub iih Coroner
@ooOruif Don SouAnnt6n Gountp
bcutc nnH NiGhoiic9bur9, no ser
(o0tc bcdrubcn mllr0c, INN sic 2cihc
at9}rAraben unO cine 9Iltupie ab.
}ubaItcu, @ri Ocm SnQueIt gcItert
2lbCno euhuidcltcn sic 9(er3te, melde
sic YCicbg bier uutcrilht bottcn, Oteis
mnQ9ucrlchicOCnbcittu iibcr sic 30.
0c2urlddt, mo Der Coroner 0ab 5iL
Oob cr cine 2lutoplic pernuhl1iitdt
WO nidt al sic m0QIih1 2luiperfnq
ser t5roNc, ob &obuiou cin Cpicr 0e5
Nufrlbr@ oOcr eiNc$ 6lu6cu llninlS
mar, ge0uht babe. Gas Nciultut ser
2Iltoplic miro Der GoroncrS. ,<uru in
ibrcr ndhIten Sibung lmt5r6reitet
mcr6en.
General 9)oltng bat nah icincr ae,
Itri9cn Gonicrcnj nit Ocm @ouuer.
nclr Elm Shrciben pcrGii2ntliht, in
luclhcn cr 0o9 Errbolten ser Wtili3.
lrppcn Iobt lmo sic meitcrc 9llli-
rcdtcrboltlnN Scr OrOnltnN sen 81.
uiIbcb0rOcn iberluciit. Gr erflGrt,
Gab Ole 5ltr 3cit bcrrihcn0c Hubc
ourh rcioIltc9 &orgcbcn ser giir.
ser lclbit IN 3utlnit ouireht erbalten
mcrocn niiIIc Die Hubelt0rlmaen
'cIen mnf icncn SbeiI lniiBiger uno
Atebloicr Scrttc 5lriid5uiiibren, sic
tcincrlci moroIiihc Gnpfinolmgen
tobcn mo ebcnio ieige, mic graliam
icicn.
Nlc @runN-Surp iGbrt in i6rer I'm.
tcrIuhnn0 ser iiin1itcn 2GuSidlreitun.
gen tort 0o6 cutluidelten 0ie Serren
bcoeltcn0 mcniger Giicr, mic pur
5pet Sagcu Die 6nrd)t Dor neuer.
lihcn 2ll0briidcn BON aramoasn.
lobdIo Die StaOt pon lruppen ent.
bIobt icin miro, beginnt Iid aacu
Shihtcn lmO @rciien ser 9eu6lfe-
rllng mIt5utDcijcn (butiGhlid, er.
mdrtet man icO5u 2IugcnbIid neue
9illbcltorIn8cn. Die itGOtiihcn &or.
lhrItcn bctrciio ocS ShIicBenS aQer
Sooen bel Soumcnlntergnng ltn0 oeS
%crbot5 Ot2 Spirittoicu 2lusihanfS
lmo nod nldt alfAcbobcn mor0en.
$. I. Sopcr, Ociicn Heitouront om
lcBten 6rcitag uollitduoig uerpilItet
lUorOcu it, fc5rtc in oic StoOt 5uriid,
lm Dor Der @rOuO. .Surp icine 9lus,
ioacn jll MAIDEN. Sor. Cooper crfldrt,
ooB cr niht Ole 9lbiiht babe, bier uie.
Der cin @ciddit 81 cr0ffnen.
(Spotcr.) - Die @rnno. Surp bat
belltc icfS wcitcre &GoeISiiibrcr in
Dem filr5liAcn 2Ilfrubr in 9lnflaoe.
3llItonO Ocriebt. Die bon Dem Goro.
ner poraenommcne 9lutopiie an ser
Scihc SolliS Sobnion's ergub, SAB
cine 54nBwlnOc i'm Ser5 Oic GooeS-
urlohc mor. Nus ocn umlicgeuoen
CriIdoitcn mcrOen nod INNER I'm.
ruben beri6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
8iirbe fir Sclgicn.
9lnncriuu bes GougOitnntcS fCin Iors
tGcil fir bnS &ulf.

ip( - Qini1r llur,thp ur.rr Sn,,
Abll9atIonef- &nDAbcrn. - Sols
L,,>,s 6oh,Ati,,,, n,rsor,;4,,,
gen fir sic 3ildti0ung GoItroD5.
d., o;,. ...o oo.,, ,.,.
e''' '''" ''''' >'''' '''''''
- 1clttid, cu1liitc Wc;icmn-
-.
H'' "'''' I"'2'' N''I''V''jV' ''''
britiihen Gobinct - YGjuiItcr
o'@ 4''Ioot''7V'' "tFp )'orl o'r'
Ihr,nit - l}rrmirr 0lsoritb IN.
tcrbrlHt 0etlcn.
@ritiicL 21. 9It0ltit - Gic &cis
gcrlng Der bclglIhcn Nbgcoronctcns
fanlmcr, Die Observation-Disclosures BEL
0icn'@ fiir Die ShuI0cn oc@ GonAcs
| ltooteH dllillertel1lleh lnaDrel10 ltC &C.
Itcrn 0cn Congo Notwithstanding
0cncbntigtc, nerurIodt Den 5oblrci0cn
| Snbnbern bon Snn0osNbIlgotloncn III
,}rnnfreih nno Sel0icn elnige llnru'
be. Gtn Seft5tt III ocn GongosHcoc.
men gilt tn0cncn tiIr lcbr ltnluobr'
| ldcInllh. Snllte lth trobocn1 SnIol'
pcn5 cnhptfelt 10 luiroc 9clgicn mic
man bier allSeinonoer lebt, ob4lcld
I'M Frlll5lp nld)t perontlnortIld, ocn=
lob ocrprllcbtct ieln titr ben Congo
ltont ein5lltrctcn. Gin Otit9lieo oc@
brltllden Norloment5 logte bclltc
llber otele 9ln9ele9cnbcit;
Sic Snbaber Der Gongo.ObIigo-
tloncn iuirOen llherlld Clucn Nros
jcB 9caen @clgien 0GpInnen ocnn
tctn @cridt miro 5ugebcn oub elm
Stont, lueIhcr cine aolonie unneftirt
ole 9Ittluo oerleIben an lih ncbnen
itno ibre decentralization 0c8oponi'
rem tonn."
(Glc Sttuotlon bctreItS Scr llc6cr.
no9nle oeS Son0o'5rcI'tnote" 0ur6
Vrl9len mar I'M pergon9cncn Sabre
0oolrb ltorf ncriplrrt Dob Der &oni0
ole eontrolc Der &ronoou0nch 0eS
rclhltcn Sbellc9 oe8 9on9o, bon Der
re1lloren N0nliniltration olS0cIdIol.
tet mlnen moIltc. Tics ptroc BON
ocn Srclnocn Der Hnncrlon I'M Ror-
lolncnt cnt'dieocn ola l(hrptrlutG
Der beIaiIhcn notionulcn Grbrchtc 5ll.
rlId1culclen. Glc Sppo'itlon mlroc
10 ihorf oob 'ih Der a0nig I'M Sc
brunr ote'e@ SabrcS 5lt clrcr |cn0c-
riIllA lelncr 9oltln9 0e3mm0cn lab.
Gr IlcB 'clnc ,Sor0crllng betrciis Scr
Gontrolc Der &ronOonldncn iollen II.
ltInlll1tc bel ooB Vel0icn nidt mlr
Ole S21 ,OOOOOO betrogcnocn Congo
Sbtlgotloncn ionoern ond bic @c.
thinning ilbcr Den 9ticbbralld OcS
aonlAS oltS Den Ginfilnftcn m0brcno
0enen Sebcn@oouer ilbcrnebmen iollc.
Vc'onocren Hbmo6lln0cn 5u 6ol2C
'olltc Velgien oic 0cn 5luei omerifo.
i1llhen Wc'eII'doftcn, al mcl6en <bos
mas y. Hnon lntcrenlrt it, I'M Sobrc
l9O6 gelnobrtcn Gon5elltonen rcIpct
tlrcn. Glc'c Heltnntllngen iinb 0cn
cno9llltlgcn InnerlonS-6ntluurf cins
nerleibt morOcn.
gdd) ben @eltimnln9cn 6CS Ser.
troGeS luno Die GinfilnItc 0cS SSrci'
ltooteS nit foI9enOen j0brlihen 3u'
iuenoltn9cr bclo'tet: $4,000 idbrlid)
an ocn ErlBcn Nlbcrt, 0cn Sobn 0cS
Bro1en oon 6lon0erh ocS @ruOers
aonlg &copoIo'8; $4,000 nn bit
Erin5cIljn Glclncntinc, 6c orittGltcItc
Sodtcr 0c3 aolrlgS, im6 olS beior0es
re @ct60ti9lnN oe5 GontcS benz SIS.
Mig qeAcnilbcr Die Slmme bon $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
S2.00-GbilnnClphin uno Surhd.
St.5O--Sleiter nto Suritd.
81 .O0-@ilmiugtuH unb Suriid,

Sunutdn, 80. NuNul. l3. uuO o.
ScpicinbCr. SpcNulNg uCrluGt
Gdmoen StutiuH $ lturNcnS. MI.
HUOaI Statlou s.0j AtulUcuo Wers
luBi FbiIdhelp6iu uui OCT NudfdUrt
a. 0Ibruh2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
llnnliifSdutid,oft 6cmentirt.

GIorf3burh ". ga. 21. 2lug
- lic gcitrige 9}ohriht ilbcr cil
llt8IiId nli Der yNcnn5boro uno
6arri9piQ2 0a6u" nabe Fennaboro
bcrubtc oui cincm &rrt6lm. IS er.
cilnetc iit6 olcroina3 cine fIeine Sol.
liiion, o6rr NicmQn0 mur0e per,
lett. 9}oh ocn critcn Otitt6eiluugcn
ioQtcn jcbn Mcnihcn gct0otet mo
Diclc on0crc DcrIett mor0en i2in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
@c6ira .Trturiiuucu.

1UTTW g'TFI III TTUTTI W
S5.00-GrcrsRnrt Sutinno NM Wiuuntniu
gate Bart, MO, uno 6urlld. gSns
ebcn9no GriuriiouCu Sttbcrt ma
bcrc guaiuUit in Baltimore 4 SDto
WLliet NurGlur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
Nnnrd)ic in 9llabama.

'N'tplHlllplllIl uuII SIlllCIW UtIUlluI
- &ein (0g obne Gpnamit Gs.
uuIttbutcn.
9irmin8GonL 2uo., q. g(ug
- 2lnt6onD louiS, Elm niht 3ur
lhion gth0rigcr 9icgcr @rubcn.
2Irbeitcr, ociien SauS 5u Brott Gitb
in Scr 9'ndlt pom lcbten Mittpodl
Onrh lunnnit in Oic 2uit geiprengt
muroc, lit bcute 9lbeno nobe @ratt
GiD 0ur6 cincn aus llnioniItcn be.
Itcbenocn Giob geIpnd)t morocr.
Fctcr Nallucc, Gin befonnter 8ei.
Ter. mroe in Yrntt Sim lmtcr ser
Antldae, 0aS 8atS ocS Gru6cn.8 8or
names lom Gupgun Olrh 9pna,
mlt'GrploIion 3crltort SIT 6n6en, per.
baltct. 9iad SIngnbcn Don 3euaen
uuroc g2lIlncc oabci beubattct, lpie
CT inter 0cn Norbml 0c5 Soulcs
trod), nm On5 Gpnnnitpcrbrehen gu
otriIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
8alt tintDre & SbiD
Grfuriionea= Bulletin.

$3.50 Gnnbcrlnuo uuo Surid.
S1.1O SertrIel Spriuls uuo 6urid.
S1.2J WtatiinSburn nm 5Erid.
Si.2j 0arper's Tcrrn nuo 5nrild
Suuutng, brn %. 9luguii. Cue
3iaBua OcrluGt Mount Huuuls
NuDuBui TOO Wturpens, GumoCus
GdOlUul 7.1u WtOrNCns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
Wefr1ut

nit sen 2orbecrcn populGrer
9eItitigung ser lmcrreihtcu
Site.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
2nS Grphr Observation-Disclosures slnnfr.

SnS Grubc 6dmUrrboeen,Sefmittel slnair.
TO, Die GuoctuUl Ccs 81. Sllsbee BAT stns
iprutb nul cen &umcn .0us gSuHoer oeS SaGr.
tultoerts". 10000 cunfbdrc EntieHten feguel
Olr3 cirigc uuitugllbe 0dmorrb0toen oelilrit
tel uno Sic. UClhc umiont 9Saibmttei zal
ben mo inHcrilhc Wlite augemru0gt 6uacu
lCcgocn has dnacnebme seieinhl uuHenblididCr
ShncriInocrnG uno Sie bere 0eiunQ ,a
milroNeu uicn. me't1c ourt0 AnnfeiiS ae.
mdbri peroclt Frtc $l00. lSrobea itci
drunco 5uGeinne ourrb 3. 3euitoto,rr & So.
GOE 2liO. GeWVurt. (GiSpzaJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
Sccuicr GTturiiuucu.

S5,00-gluautit Gim, 6upc Win1, scn
ScIe &ig uuh Scruu Sin, M,
lno 5uhld, fcocu Srcithn uno
Samitan bis 3um -. september.
glltN fir nic Giidlu6rt his
SIcnituA incluiipc
Si9.75-SnlcoU unS mritd, BON 27. bis
30 9luau'l; Nldiubrl bis }um
II. September. nWruno NrHU Of
toe BcpubllC" SpCIjl EurhuIG
nit bcm UtGrDlduocr SCuarits
ment pcrldGt GumoCn. Gubnboi
I'M : llbr WtorgCna. 30. gu9uft.
(235h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22

EGiic 5nr Jiciic ts's Hnslanb s.,
iOrgt Is. 9iainc, Wr. 413, Cn.Na!!i'
morritra9e, aabc GnltOm Suujc 4ps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22
&oIIon6'@ $ Z hIcQm a.

| gNnrtlQltl 'elllCt OtO0t'tP0e00ell H(Ott
| an ocn Trdiiocnte1 Goitro pcrosn II
orobcn WtobC OoI1 0cn Ncridtcn 0c>
pon Tcnc5ucln ol9dcluicicncn hoQdn.
nilhCn @ciunOtrn Oc Ncu4, mclChcr
am nGhitcn WtontoQ bier Cruurtgt
miro, ubbUu0Cn. Ntniitcr 0c3 9l1la.
mGrti0cn Nun Slpin0Crnc miro aus
fiihrlih nit Dem Gr-@CIun0tCn con.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
TO PROTECT ALPINE PEAKS.
Great Petition in Switzerland Against
 the Matterhorn Tunnel Project.

From the Washington Post.
 Over 100000 signatures have been at
 tached in Switzerland to the petition that
 the Swiss league has prepared to present
 to the federal council The first lines in
 the petition read:
 The high summits of our Alps are the
 ideal possession of the whole Swiss peo-
 pie and the symbol of Swiss freedom.
 They are not for sale"
 The petition is protest against the
 threatened assaults which, many thou
 sands of the Swiss say, speculators in the tourist industry propose 10 make upon the scenery of the hiph Alps. It is in behalf of the hundreds of thousands of foreign visitors to Switzerland that various construction companies are try ing to get permission from the Swiss par
 lament to build mountain railroads and hotels and residences in the Alps. The project of greatest importance, the one which is exciting the bitterest opposi- tion, is the proposed tunneling of the Matterhorn for line to be part railroad and part elevator It is proposed to con- vert the summit of the wonderful noun tain shaft into series of grottoes with windows and balconies, where the tourist
 may smoke or sip his tea and enjoy the panorama of the Alps under conditions of warmth and comfort.
 Another project that the Swiss are op- posing with almost equal vigor is curi-
 ous scheme relating to the Aletsch glacier,
 the largest glacier not only of the Alps,
 but of the whole of Europe. It moves down it's long valley to the Rhone river. and its ice covers an area of nearly 40 square miles. It Is a curious fact that the largest glacier of Europe moves down the southern slope of the mountains fac ing the sun. The proposition is to lay down on the virgin snow of the Aletsch glacier kind of sledge railroad which shall traverse the whole length of that marvellous solitude.
 The Swiss league was formed to work for the preservation of Swiss scenery and it is utterly opposed to the invasion of the Alps by any engineering works above the snow dine. It has asked the moral support of all the Alpine clubs of Europe. and none has responded more heartily than the Alpine club of Lon don, which at a large meeting has in dorsed the protest of the Swiss league. Sir Martin Conway, who presided, said that both the Matterhorn and the Aletsch glacier project ought to be defeated. and all British mountaineers should enter tho | heartiest possible protest against them. | The speakers regarded the policy of no , railroad above the snow line as sound ] and practical, and a letter was read | from Mir. Whymper, who headed the first party to ascend the Matterhorn, in which
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
Greatest Danger to the Navy.

From Leslie's Weekly.
 The shame of the United States is not the inadequacy of it's navy, which, so far as it's fighting units are concerned. would undoubtedly give a good account of itself in any contest with a foreign power; 1t Is that this government has not provided the almost indispensable auxil- iary of great navy-an adequate Amer ican merchant marine. How glaring, not to say how criminal, this omission has been may be appreciated by refer ence to the statements made at the re- cent Cleveland meeting of the American Merchant Marine league. Truman H. Newberry, assistant secretary of the navy, asserted that, with a battleship strength of twenty-seven, the navy would require the services of 100 merchant ves- sells, well as a large number of tugs In the present decadence of American shipping such a supply would be abso- lutely unavailable, though England and other naval powers are well provided with such auxiliary fleets. The present battleship cruise to the Pacific has been the means, through this government re- quest for foreign colliers, of advertising to the world the humiliating fact that the United States has not enough native owned steamships to carry coal for It's warships even in time of peace. What would happen to our fleet. under such circumstances, in a great war? Never before," says MT. Newberry-and his emphatic language is fully Justifed-"in the history of American navigation has the need of merchant marine been so real "