davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

show an average OF nearly enc mil
lion pairs per annum, with an aver
age valuation o. $40 per pair. eN-
port price. Our Spanish American
friends arr, also large customers for
American boots and Shoes. They
take. in TACT nearly onc-half CT or
boots and shoe export. including. iii
he term "SraniSh-AmcriCan' all the
American countries lying south OF til"
United States except the British.
French. Danish. and Dutch West In
dies. and British Dutch and French
Guiana. Canada is also an important
customer. hCu@h the number CT pairs
which she takes from III" United
States is less than tina; taken by
Mexico. and hut about on" half h"
number taken by Cdha. Prices Of
hOCtS and Shoes >eEt % tn" Tr)piC :
are applrru'ly ccnsii"r'i lower than
Of those sent 10 the countries "f In"
Temperate ZOr". h" aNCra-" IMPORT
price Of those sent to Cuba, TOR eX-
ample. bling bnt about Sl.3e per pair:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

Der OF pairs of boots and shoes eX'
ported from the i'm,ed State; was
3o652.. valued at Sl1,63S.32::. and
from the United Kingdom. 9.ii..296,
valued ar S9.?2U.31s The valrc oi
boo and snoc expectations from
other leading boot and shoe exporting
countries was in 1907, the latest
available wear: Germany. s3.5a5.9i2:
France $2"&i.lS5: and Spain ,i9G6I
Sl.6%l so
CAUTIOUSLY The United Kingdom. tn"
worlds largest exports Of boots and
shoes. is also one of the largest Gus
toners for American boots AMI shoes.
The eXport atoms OF American inot'
and shoes tc the United Kingdom
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
r,Iaht Doctor CnYy.

a Ne" York doctor has new idea.
Ec prartic,3 az night only. He found
thai 80 many night cases coming on
the top OF his office hours and visits
wore him ou'. so he determined 10
saw his "n"rgy for the night work,
which rald best anywsy He says he
bnds 3a;i"ris prefer having doctor
who is r. n and siri" awake instead
OF on" who - ;iTrd cut AFTER "A day ;
work
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

N.o .,'."," readii" Uhai thy wish
90 H"''". Il Is lemon tod pay
si2loC:rai 'a~t that reason il no; the
captain at :hc rriud. bat III engineer
vhich Ir.. the iadiviiuai's bidding.
RCcr io t-NriC for whatever course
tho inh,r:.rt disposition directs It 10
yrlTsuo I'rOf PcrcivaI Lowell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
The finest OYSTERS
on The BAY

Extra Frying oysters. .si.N0 Per Gal.
Finest Seleci Oysters. sl.25 Per Cal.
Fine Shell Oysters. $50. $50 biol. up
Cherrystone. Lynnhaven and other
fine oysters a specially. We receive
our fish and oysters direct from the
fisheries and beds. Wholesale prices
to all Hotels, Restaurants and Ships
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05
Mrs. Miles Johnson Dead

. Mrs. Miles johnson died at her home
in Grand Harbor township Tuesday
about noon at the age of twenty-eight
years, the cause of death being appen-
dicitis. : -
She was the daughter of Mr.. a.
Dion and was well known in this city
where she has a host of friends. She
has been suffering for some time with
a. chronic case Of appendicitis and
death came Tuesday after a severe at
tack which LASTED for two weeks.
She is, survived by, her husband and
four children the eldest of which is sin
years and the youngest about three
weeks old. The funeral left the resi-
dence at eight O'Clock Thursday ana
came to the st. Joseph church in thia
city. Interment was made in the ceme
terry here. Hurst Bros, had charge or
the funeral. %
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05
LOCAL AND:PERsONAL
0noH@na@uone u@noRea euen@ auaaae n-ouaananas

Chas. Duelsen, of Orrin, was a Sun
day visitor here.
A. Sundahl was in Grand Forks Mon
day on business.
J. W. Hauge, OF Neville, was in the
city Sunday. ''s"|
Boys canvass shoes at Nelson &
Roberts.
J. H. Kruger, Of Sarles, was a Sun
day visitor in Devils Lake.
T. ]. F1aherty, Of Peerless. came
over Monday on business.
G.. b. Metcalf, of Lakota, took In
the ball game here Sunday.
e. A. Watt was in Fargo several
days this week on business.
G. D. Gambrill, of Rock Lake, was
In the city Monday on business.
Get your German Millet now, of G.
H. Baker. ;, i =
q G. Partridge, Of Rolla was trans
acting business here Monday. Z
A EThiede, Of Churchs Ferry, was
here Sunday the, guest Of friends.
Anton Anderson, of Churchs Ferry,
was here Saturday on business.
H.4B. Anderson, of Nekoma was here
.thlssWeek$forS several days on business;
S. !. CoWley, Of Larimore, was
~transacting business here Saturday.
r. II. Forrest, Of Rookie, was the
guest Of friends in this city last Sun
day. SS 5.az \ 4 ss:it &&s $s ~
MI. and Mrs Dan Mcintyre were
guests In Grand Forks Sunday ana
Monday. IS $a<kE ~.
@ A. i. Parsons, Of Leeds, took in
the Memorial day exercises in the city
Saturday. \ NJ #%vs 81
Fine, line Of oxfords both III black
and lanai Nelson's Roberts.
N. Fryburg, Of Minot, was II
Devils Lake the FIRST of the week on
BUSINESS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05
Q.& Q. G%roCeryS Store
Smith & Graham

The ball game at the Chautauqua
grounds next Sunday will be for the
benefit of the Eagles Band. The teams
will be the regular Devils Lake team
and they will be opposed by a team of
old stars Of the game who will be
picked from the many of this city.
The high school will also play the shop
team after the game is over and those
attending will be guaranteed their
moneys worth. The band have been
playing for the ball team for the past
three Sundays and it is hoped that
there will be a good turn out of the
fans and help swell the fund of the
Eagles Band.
The city council held their regular
monthly meeting Monday evening and
the regular routine business came be-
fore the council. Protests were made
to the closing of the alley running
through the court house square and
this matter came before the council.
Protests were entered by Ed Mckee
and A. B. Kerlin. A rather lively
confab ensued and the motion to va
cate the alley was lost by there being
a majority in the voting of the council.
Later by unanimous vote it was
agreed to reconsider the vote and a
committee was appointed to further in
vestigate the matter and report at the
next meeting of the council.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05

Good pasturage with fresh water
furnished at Graham's Island. See
either T. W. Ruger or O.. M. Cowles,
on the Ruger' farm, Norway Town.
ship.
II the people would choose their
candidates for Office as business men
select their clerks and railroads select
their auditors, conductors, engineers,
etc., for competency, experience and
faithfulness, there would be no doubt
as to county auditor of Ramsey coun-
ty. R. V. Bice the republican candi-
! date, fulflls every requirement, and
! will be the choice of the people at
the primaries In June.-Crary Public
| Opinion.
Get your German Millet now, of G,
H. Baker.
On June 10Th the Inter-Ocean will
issue the most complete and best III.
ustrated edition of that paper ever
! printed in this city. The edition will
be complete with views of the city
and Cha"tauqua grounds and a genet
al write up of the city and county. 1t
will contain sixteen pages printed on
a tine Quality of paper and will be kept
as a souvenir edition by all it's read.
ers. There will be a large number OF
extra comics printed and all those de.
string to secure them to send to their
friends will be able to secure them at
this Office. This edition will be a fine
advertising medium for Devils Lake
and will contain advertisements of the
leading business houses of the city and
writeups of the candidates for the
nomination at the primaries. Those
desiring advertising space in this Is.
Jul will do we'll to get their copy in as
soon as possible as the space is about
I all contracted for and it will be a
hard matter to get good positions.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05
Farm Loans. Money ON
hand on favorable terms: Low
est rates. E. j. Charnberlin.

-. -, = - -
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John W. Maher.
]. M: Thompson made a. business
trip to Chicago last week. :
James Dolan, of Hampden, was
~transacting business In Devils Lake
Tuesday. = =&;
H. J.. Jemstead, of st. Paul., is the
new druggist in the employ Of the
Ramsey Drug Co. -
Miss Laurena Vannier attended the
commencement exercises at Stark.
weather last Monday. evening. +
Miss sallie Ruegeg who has been
making an extended: tour Of the west
returned to her home in this city this
week. ~ = ~. ' - I,
Get your German ..Millet now, of G
H. Baker. D., ~.
Mrs. Cairns and daughter who have
been spending the winter in California,
returned to their home In this city last
Sunday evening. &'.,
A big reduction Of from 2 to 3 cents
per yard on all calicoes, Ginghams
Land Sheeting at Mann's.
| 1900 yards fine fancy lawns and
batisSes on sale this week. All colors
and designs. Real value l7c, sale price
II 1-2c, at the New York Cash Store.
W. F. Wathey, representing the Bis.
marck Tribune was in Devils Lake on
business connected with that paper
| Wednesday. We acknowledge a pleas
ant call. ~
First National bank loans money moi
only on farms, but on good city proper
ty as we'll.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05

A. w. Cogsweell, candidate for sher.-
I'D, came u from Devils Lake last
Tuesday and drove east with a.
Fairbanks on political mission
istarkweather Times.
Latest Irnrysesnl,tton-Best5 thing going
for pumping water. Gasoline engine
with pump jack attached. Attach to
any pump. Set up ready to run, only
SAT- 80. Can be used for operating any
machinery requiring Hight power. See
r II. Prosser & ca.
Next$Tuesday the deaf and Dumb
school will close 5sfor&the season. This
has been one Of the ostsuccessfuI
years III the, history " the school and
there has been large attendance
and much good work was ACCOMPLISH
EDS.
Devils Lake Street Carnival June %
It's AZ. Something new "a the amuses
malnt line. you will like it free
acts every. day. Don't miss NH carni-
val. Make Mann's store your head
quarters. you are always welcome and
LIE yon want to save aI our expenses
buy bill Of goodsshere will
see that you save your exnenases
are offering special bargains ii every
department of our big store. Reraern--
her the date $50 to 277th. u. Mann
81 Sons. ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05
The Biggest and Best Enter
: 'tainment Devils Lake ever at
: tempted will be the big Street
: Carnival June 1921. 8 Free
: acts every afternoon and even
: ing.

. 60 ~ VISH ss3 ~
Miss Ruth Miller who has been visit
ing with friends in Lakota for some
little timefpast returned to her home
in this City Tuesday. rs 4;
James$G. Rumfreys, piano tuner will
be in Devils Lake for a week com.
mencing today, Those desiring his
services should leave word at the
Chicago Piano Store. S
When In need OF merchandise Of
superior style and value the New York
Cash Store is always ready tx supply
you. The Holbrook Mercantile Co.
Phone 1O2, Devils Lake, n. q. fGs
The Northern Pacific were Obliged
TO run their trains from Montana t
this place and down oVer the Aneta
branch to Casselton Wednesday. on
aceountEof the caying In nf a tunnel
on theirSline Tuesday. - S#
.4#:s Northwood will playthe Devils Lake
team here the fourteenth and good
game IS assured. This is one ofs the
fastest teams IN this section d the
state, the Devils Lake team will be
strengthened for the occasion and
good game Ii assured.
Latest Inlvention-Best thing going
for pumping water. Gasoline engine
with pump lack attached Attach I
any pump 81 up ready to i only
4 700. Can b used for operating any
machine requiring Hght power: ssee
Prsosselrs & & ssss
He smith has accepted posi-.
tionSWziitihth d New York Cash Store as
general manager. NH smith the
proper ma for the position Az he not
only has large acquaintance inthis
city who VIII be nleased u know that
hesis again To be resident ofDeYiis
Lake. and viii naturally ollo ina
with afafrsnars o their busine but
ne iii also thorough man I'D mar.
camille business and III well euuinlpatd
look asar The business entrusted
him hi most satisfactory matlner.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05

!. a. Fairbanks and NJ. J. White,
were visiting with friends. in Fargo
ever Sunday. % al
N. Q. Johnson was, transacting bust
ness matters In Grand Forks the first
OF the week. z
Miss Susie Shelvin,sof Churchs Fer
r., was visiting with friends ID Devils
Lake. last Saturday. u
Mrs. i. Ellis, ofs Webster, was
the guests8of friends I'M Devils Lake
the first q the week. tz
Hutchinson, Of #LakotasWas
here visiting with friends last Sunday.
He returned home Monday.
q. autch,iiInks Of Lakota attended
the ball game here Sunday and saw:
his home team & aWay with agYictory.
Great Reduction sale on all Cali
Goes, Ginghaams and sheetings noH
on at Mann,,s #$
!. Dougherty and wife came down
aron1 starkweather Saturday and#Wera
the guests of friends here during The
day.
young people of the Catholic
church viii shortly present play.
lTsfhe title of the piece Will bee ur
Boys,,, 3s.
Mrs. Nelson Elltoas Mrs. Lowell
and Bion milo, ALTO River Falls III
iaeonsiinlsswere III The city Sunday
between trains.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05
The whole combination can be
written in the St. Paul Fire
& Marine Insurance Co., by the
Ramsey County National Bank.

Joseph Kelly made a business trip tc
Bottineau the first of the week.
Don't fail to look over our line when
you want shoes. Nelson & Roberts.
DR., Brownlee made a business trip
to Leeds the first of the week.
Mrs. Ted Horsman was a guest OF
friends at Churchs Ferry over Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoltz and Mr.. and Mrs
Ball made an automobile trip to Cal.
vim Monday.
Miles Miller, Of Crazy was in the
city Tuesday, in the interest of his
compaign for sheriff. ,l,,y &, !
F.sJ. Traynor left Tuesday afternoon
for a trip up the Edmore line, in be.
half$of his candidacy for State Repre-:
sentative. T"-r< e.
(. We carry a strong line of neckwear.
Nelson & Roberts. 8"
Miss Lottie Thompson, who has been
visiting with friends at Renville, Mimi,
for the past month returned to her
home In Devils Lake Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05

Christopher Jacobson was a business
visitor in Grand Forks Tuesday.
Why should you do without them.
while the New York Cash Store sells
mems black 15c socks 3 pairs for 25c
this week.
Charles Zillinger was down from
Starkweather the first part of the
week looking after business interests
here. -, =
Judge Henry was elected High Vice
Ranger Of the United Order of For
esters Of the state at the convention
at Grand Forks last Monday. ~
The reduction sale of millinery still
continues at Mrs. Winans' store in the
Mann Block. Prices are cut. in two
and the slaughter sale will continue,
until all the trimmed hats are sold. =.
+ i. \
~ ].
II Special Bargains in all the i.
stores Carnival week, June -
+ 1927. IT, ~ =" j.
s@ \
1. 4. j. i. /" !.
Judge J. H. Henry was in. attend
ance at the convention of the United
Order Of sForesters as a delegate from
this city at Grand Forks last Monday.
The work on the new ward school is
progressing rapidly. The brick work
is about completed and when It is
finished 1t will be one of the most
complete and modern school buildings
in the state. s;55 ! III &a
One Of the largest crowds seen on
the streets in a good many days could
be seen Decoration day, It was a holi-
day throughout the county and the PEG
pie took advantage Of the fine weather
and viewed the beauty of Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-05
FIRE INSURANCE
HAIL INSURANCE
LIGHTNING INSURANCE
TORNADO

Mr.. Ole Bolken, of Tolna, came in
on the afternoon train Manday and is
now confined at the hospital in this
city with a bad case of blood poison.
ing. ~
Governor Burke delivered the Deco
ration Day address at Fargo Saturday
He arrived in this city Monday and in
the afternoon left for Bismarck to re.
sumo his official duties.
Mrs. Clark Kelly will leave soon to
attend the meeting of the National
Federation of Women's clubs which
meet in Boston on June 22d. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. siverESerum
gard =
Miss Fish who has been one of the
faculty of the high school of this city
for the past three years has left fol
her home in Minneapolis. She has &C.
cepted aposition in the central high
school IN that city and will not return
here next season.
Ole Skratass, candidate for County
auditor was shaking hands with the
boys in Crary Wednesday and Thurs.
day this week. Ole is making aSper.
|sonal canvas of the county.-Crary
Public Opinion. s< SIS S.
The public isSSinvited to call and in.
'vestigate ii clothing when they. wish
something strictly first class and up
to-date, We have the products of
some Of the best manufacturers in the
United States. Nelson s. Roberts.
N. +. Brennan was up from Devils
Lake last Saturday Mr.. Brennan is
making, 9 thorough canvass Of the dis
trict fol district Judge and is meeting
with considerable encouragement
starkWeather Times s:Sss#% z
! - 4. = i.
I 35z$SS ss !,
Big Street Carnival Devils j
4 Lake, n: Ed June 1927. free -
3 acts twice daily afternoona . Z.
81 evening. .s n:
,5s5 Il; 3
!. + !. ss.. IS. y. An {.
Joe Kelly and Harry1Baird came up
from Devils Lake last Sunday with
Mr. Kellyis mootaolr.csaar.. The bbllsosom1lilnn,
thing busted about mile and half
fromtoWn and thaeyfo footed It In. The
starkWeather Cornet Band me them:
near the creamery and seranaaed them
which they seemed toenjoyxim1mense
Dougherty took hem back
Devils Lake that evening with his
a,ulto.--starkweather Times. 81
VIZ would call the attention of the
farmers to the excellent exchange.
facilities AFFORDED 81 the Farmers
Mill. They 40 NOT pay more than 9th
ers . your Grain possibly. but they
do pay as much and by exchanging
with them III are enabled To Y
enough n other ways d give you5a
good margin overs ll others.
Next mountaineering at the Freshly.
terrain church the aasacrament D The
Lords supper will be- COMMUNICATED
THE hour Tor morning worship Hit
o'clock, Sabbath school o'clock;
Junior =. ak oclock; Senior
y. ana HE evening worship
o'clock. The subject for he
ingggWIlI bbe .tsrlhl Man M llth soul.
Has Az place in present dayactiyIl.
tisH.,, TThs public are cordially nvlt
az 90 these services. seaa always
free. hearty welcome aisyou.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-06
bic Sutenliite

melt ii6er blrnoert aufpeiier. 4
Wihcl lit, ben lesten Rodrihten
BON @irnipeg 5ufolge, nun uu6 ben
6lammen perioQen. .Gs lit l;nm0glif),
Sic su bef1mpfen. Sotpett iino
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-06
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Drvall miro >--..i
fd kup balten,
Seine gnuabmereoe fat cine nur rcdt
un6eScutcuSc 2Gnge.
Gln,elre 6bemrn kur,
uno Ruapp bebanorlt.
Der bcmufratiide Sibrer nermcibet
alle @eitidpeifisfcitcn.

s trn c ~, 9incoIn, Reb., 3. Iu1.
8an3 entge9en allen Grpartungen,
miro ote 9te0e, in mel6er Serr 9rpan
Die Termination annebmen nirb, tur3
ietn. Serr 9rpan iagte beute, oaB
ietne &eoe 9enau abge3dblt ni6t
nlebr aIS $500 8orte entbalte. Ite
Reoe miro 5pdr Die tpi9tigen 8am.
pagnefragen ar5ieben, ober li6 nt6t
m groBerer 2dnge NIT ibnen beibdf.
tigen, Sa er i'm 2aufe Der &an1pagne
Reoen Su balten geoeuft, in oenen er
lie entipideIn min.
Man bate am beutegen Gage feline
pidtiaen geiu6e in Sairoietu er.
tpdrtet. Sbmobl Die Soune NIT gli.
6enben StrabIeu auf 2incoln nieoer.
brannte uno man faum irgeuopo ei.
srten Ihdttigen 8las fiu6en fonnte, be.
mdftigte itfJ Serr 9rpan nit ieirer
iingemein umfangrei6en 8oIt. 8et.
rnbe ieoer grtef aus allen m0gli6en
Seilen 6eS 9anoes ipriht iih in boff.
nitngsooqer @etie iiber bic politiibe
Gage aus. geioubers befrie6t9en Die
9erifte oenofrdtti6er 3eitl,ngen
iiber bas itettge, i6neGe glupo6ien
Der 9etitelern gum &anpagnefonos,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-06
Der Sturnl a
im Vbeske0fl,
Sollanbiider @eianSter bat cine CT
mas 81 offeue Sprdde gefiibrt.
Gaitro fiiGlt hdD in
Ielner Gbre eekrankt.
@eitere IuStreibuuscu bon IrcmSen
ans Der Siiorepublif.

Caracas, @ene5ueld, 3. 9(ug.
Cleber Gort OF Spatn.) - Sett
felt ii6 berouS, ooB oie 9fcibereien
5pii6en Souono un0 @ene3uela melt
peniger ernIthofter 9tatur iino, ais
man anf0ngli6 ongenommen bate.
9lQe @eriidte bon eiuem berpaffneten
3uIommenitoB Deroen bier la6erll4
gemaft.
Gie Regierrrg lit Ser aniidt, Elm
boQeS ReGt fiir oie @ntlaiiung oes
nie0erlGnoti6en 8eion0ten Ggt. 0e
NeuS 9cbobt 5u baben, un0 peiit in
6ieiem 3uinmmenban9e 0urauf bin,
boB sic @ereingten Staaten unter
GIepelan0 I'M Oftober 1888 INN 0te
&iidberufllng oeS englti6en &c.
ion0ten Qor0 Sufpile.8eit un0 I'M.
fer Mcainlep i'm 6ebrlrar 1898 um
Die &iif6eruflmg Oes ipanii6en &C.
ian0ten 9e Come eriu6ten.
Der 6oQGnoiide @eianbte ioG einen
9rief per0ffentli6t baben, Ser in Rc'
gierungSfreiien In 8ene3uela groBen
anitoB segeben fat. Sn Soaaro
gibt eS cine 8eieQi6nft Sou en-
Eroup" - 6eit unS Ereu -, Die
aus berporrueenoeu boadnOii6en
&aufleuten 6eite6t uuO oeren Sauot.
stped Die 9lnitelung iunger Soa1nSer
I'm Guslanoe lit. @eian0ter &c &eus
bot an oieie 8eielifaft einen 9riet
eeidrieben, ser i'm rnnt 1908 in Dem
Bulletin Der 8eiel u t uer0ifentlit,:
tporoen lit Ser 9riei teilt Ser 8eiea'
i6aft NIT, DAB Die Iusiihten III,
iunge Sou1noer in 8enejuela I6lett
iin6,. petI oaS 2ano in oiftatorlit'tr
sorm bonn gegenpGrtigen 9r6iioen'
ten regiert perbe; Die @erhdltni'':
ieien infoIge 0eiien Die Oenfbar ichleh'
teIten.
Der boaGnoii6e 8einnote beOien;
iid in ieinem S6reiben elmer ie6r
ritfboItIoien Spro6e, un0 Eri'l1ent
gaItro lit natiirlih nif)t Ser Nt1nn-
Der cine 0erortt9e GuS0ruf@lpeiic
ungeriigt iiber iih ergeben l6Bt.
Gin Serr gSiQiamS, ser @crtrctcr
ser pene3olaniihen Streifboljflbrt'
fotion. elmer eugliihen aorporution,
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bat Caracas bellte perlaiien, nahoem
er einen 8roteit geger SaS Re8ie'
run9soefret eingercidt botte, neIteS
Die 9rioilegieu Der @eielIiAait anf'
bebt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-06
Sapatl trttt
an brittle $tfue.
81. E
Slpttenmadt bcs Suielreides iebr
bod einseidatt.
IA
pfutfd)er Tlottenuertin
ttrllt persltidIe an.
SnfurmatiOn Siirite Scn Madtcu bic
ausen 0ffneH.

- er II n ). Aug.
Nah elmer 3uiammenlteIlung oes
Gcuti6en 6lottenpereins, Die ioeber
ser Oeffentli6feit iibergeben poroeu
lit, miro Oie iapanii6e 6Iotte uuter
Oen Mddten i'm Sabre 1911 an brittle
Stelle treten; ote 3uiommcnItellung
III BON Sadperitdnbigen gemaht
lporGen unO entbdlt pieI amtIides
Weaterial.
Der 9lrttfeI iogt: nTros Ser @e.
bauptltngen bon Sapans i6lehter
6inon3la9e i6eint oaS io9enannte
Rrogramm pom Sabre 1907 fir melt
Itdrfere ReltfonItruftion 3u iorgen,
ais beri6tet lporOen lit. glus eepobn.
Iih beitiniormierter Gueae fommt
oie &1tnoe, baB Sapan neben Dem
8au Der orei Sflahti6iffe naft, "
81" uno 50" un0 Der bier Ban8er'
treu3er r8urama, rSbuft" e"
unb IS" @el0 gum 9au bon tpeiteren
bier S6lohti6iifen BON ie 10000
Gonnen uno fiinf 8anjertreujern
bon ie 13,50O Gounen angepieien
bat. 1ieie @ermebrung ieiner Slotte
miro SSapnn i'm Sabre 1911-12 an
BEN oritten 8las unter oen @rob.
mGhten itellen. Sapans gegenwdr'
ttge St6rfe lit: ShIagbereit: IA
SdlahtitGffe unO IL aroBe 8reu3er; {;
i'm @nu: 3 S6la6tidiffe NIT einem
8eiammttonnengebaIt bon 60.S00
Tonnen uno &reu5er bon $4,000
Sonnen @eiamttonnage; ba3u nriiiien
gere6net peroen Die Sd]iffe, bic IN
Der lesten Snformation entbalten
itno: 4 Shlodtittffe bon $4,000
Eonnen @eiamtgeboIt unO 5 areu3er
bon $4,000 Tonnen."