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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
DOWSETT CASE
BEFORE A JURY
EDMUNDS ACT CASE ATTRACTS
MANY LISTENERS TO UNITED
STATES COURT.

The trial of Alexander c. Dowsett
on an Edmunds Act charge, is still in
progress in the United States District
Court After the special venire had
been summoned yesterday afternoon a
jury was finally completed made up as
follows: Daniel Lowell, w. J. Dyer, j.
H. Schnack, w. H. King, S. A. Walker,
William f. Heilbron, n. H. Kiley, VIM.
Lishman, J. N. Wood, L. c. AbIes,
Clifford Kimball and J. l.. p. Robinson.
A number of witnesses have been in
troduced by the prosecution to show
the intimacy between the defendant
and Mabel Wond, with whom he is
charged with having been unduly init
mate. 1t is understood that there are
good many more witnesses to be eX-
amined, and it is likely that the case
will last several days.
Owing to the prominence of the de-
fendant, and his family connections, a
considerable crowd is present most oi
the time listening to the testimony.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
HANDSOMEST WHARF.

The wharf offices of the Matson
Steam Navigation Company and other
shipping interests for which Castle &
Cooke are local agents, in the new
Brewer shed, are by far the handsom-
est of waterfront quarters. Cement
fioored, natural-wood-finish well
lighted and ventilated and artistically
furnished in oak and .ornamented with
the pick of Honolulus choicest calen.
dars, the main Office is as comfortable
as it is convenient, while shower
baths and other luXuries are within
reach so that the dust of cargoes may
be speedily removed from the persons
of the energetic superior employees.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16

NEW YORK, Dec. 27,-Tnose who
find no good in divorce courts must
admit that a tribunal of that kind has
straightened out at least one peculiar
family tangle By obtaining her de-
cree of divorce and adding another
name to the string she had managed
to bear up under, Mrs. Gladys Ashe-
Gouraud becomes Mrs. Gladys Ashe-
Gouraud-Hopper and retires with great
gladness from the position of sister
in-law to her own mother The name
of her mother and eX-sisrer-in-law, by
the way, is considerably hyphenated,
due to varied matrimonial eXperien-
ces The mother is known as Mrs.
Amy Crocker- Ashe- Gillig- Gouraud.
The elder woman paid her son-in-aw
brother-in-law, the first husband of the
younger woman, the sum of 100000,
it is said, to release the combined
daughter and sister-in-law from the
matrimonial bonds that made the mix
ed relationship possible. The elder
Mrs. etc-Gourands father was the late
Chas. B. Crocker, the California mil
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
ANOTHER DAY
To PAY WATER
PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE UNTIL
THIS EVENING BEFORE BEING
DELINQUENT.

Owing to the first day of the month
being a holiday, the time for paying
water rates has been extended one
day, and delinquents will not be count
ed until after tonight AS this was not
generally understood, however, it may
be considered that practically all VINO
do not intend to become delinquent
nave already paid.
For the current six months begin
ming January 1st, water rates paid up
to last night amounted to S35 607.SG.
This is rather poor showing consid-
ering that the total collections for the
last six months amounted to $G3, ,24G,13.
All who have not paid for their water
by tonight will be liable to have 1t
turned off without further notice, be-
sides by such delinquency they incur
penalty of 10 per cent, besides a
charge of $3.50 in case the water is
shut off and has to be turned on again
The sewer rates for the six months
due, tave amounted to SG39539 collect
ed up to last night, which leaves up
wards Of $4,000 to become delinquent
A number of suits have already beer
! instituted for the collection of these
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
HILO FORGERY CHARGE.

.. S. Marshal Hendry this morning
received a wireless message from G.
FurneauX, United States Commission
er at Hilo to the effect that a man
named Moses LOno had been arrested
at that place on charge of forging a
post Office money order, and that he
was being held pending instructions
Marshal Hendry sent a message order
ing the prisoner held until he or one
of his deputies can go up for him
which will be by the Claudine tomOr-
row.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
TOLOSAN
LIBELLED
FORMER ENGINEER OF THE
GERMAN STEAMER CLAIMS
WAGES AND DAMAGES.

Fate not satisfied with sending the
German steamship Tolosan into this
port In dire distress with big cargo
of wheat and -four shifted so as to en-
danger her existence on the top-side
Of the seas, has now rubbed it into the
24-year-old tramp by getting her li-
belled for S1G87.37 by former Chief
Engineer Diedrich who was in charge
of the engine room when the vessel.
was here last, about fourteen months
ago, under command of Captain GiD-
son.
Last night United States Deputy
Marshal was put aboard the Tolosan
and the usual libel sign was stuck on
the forward side of the mainmasU, to
the effect that she was held under or
ders of the United States District
Court.
She may be released this afternoon
by furnishing bonds in a sum sufficient
10 cover all claims and costs of court
II. Hackfeld & Company are acting as
local agents and they will see her
through the present difficulty.
The Tolosan wanted to get away for
Vladivostok tomorrow and she still
hopes to take her departure then.
Chief Engineer Diedrich left the To-
Iosan here, last trip, for the reason, as
he alleges in the complaint, that there
were certain necessary equipments
which should be in the engine room
which were not supplied, and that II
ne went in the vessel with such defects
he would be liable to lose his license,
under the German law.
Captain Gibson, says Diedrich,
would not consider the requisite i'm
provements, so Diedrich left the ship.
Captain Gibson refused to pay him
off and now Diedrich claims over ST.
600 for wages due and $1,000 damages
for the loss OF his position.
He also wanted passage back to the
Coast, at the time of the original
complaint, but the captain refused him
all that he requested.
Diedrich has waited long time for
an opportunity to libel the Tolosan
duu "lSu nc uSetlu LlldI IlG NSlllleln
vessel was in here in distress he lost
no time in taking advantage of the
tide in the affairs of men which, tax
en- at the flood, leads on to fortune.
Diedrich claimed, at the time Of his
leaving the Tolosan here, that he die
not consider her safe to travel in, il
the event of anything going wrong
with the incomplete machinery. Ht
alleges that there should have beeI
duplicate gear in certain respects anC
that the ship would be in grave dan
ger if there was no such duplicate
gear to rely on in case of accident.
Considerable remark has been mad'
on the waterfront in regard to thC
story, as exclusively told in The Star
of the TOlosan's sale to a Japanese
firm for 100000, the general opinion
among those who have not beer
aboard the Tolosan, being that $4,000
is by far too small a figure, but I
careful examination of the vessel will
show that she is given a fair price a
the figure quoted.
Later information has 1t that tn
deal is as yet by no means consum
mated and that the Japanese firm will
not hand over the cash until 1t ha
seen her in drydock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16

lionaire, WHO left her S7OO0O0O. Her
first husband was Porto Ashe, whom
she married in San Francisco in 1882,
and whom she later divorced to marry
Harry Gilllg, yachting man This
matrimonial voyage proving stormy
she dismissed Pilot Ashe via a divorce
court in 1901, and in the same year
married young Jackson Gourand, OF
London. GOurand is not rich, but he
writes songs, and has a brother nam
ed Powers GOurand. Gladys Ashe met
Powers at her mothers wedding. and
in few months elOped with him. The
young folks were forgiven, but it is
hinted that Powers was eXtravagant
and his mOther-in-law sister-in-law
Drew the purse strings. Result, fric-
ton, which came to head when Pow.
ers decided to star The whole Ashe.
Cillig-Gourand family in drama
During rehearsals Gladys met Lewis
Hooper, a theatrical man. Then shC
and her husband quarrelled, and a di
vorce followed, with the wedding tha
has just occurred to straighten thing
cut a little bit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16

The Washington Star Of December
% says:
Not even the most sodden skeptic
can doubC that the dirt is flying at
Panama The reports Indicate that It
is flying at a rate probably never Do-
fore known in the history of civiiza-
ton Col Goethals and his men are
pulyerizng the hills and scooping up
the soil and debris and carting it Off
so rapidly that if they had tackled the
Suez canal job at the same pace they
would have completed it in three and
% half years instead Of The ten years
which the construction of that ditch
actually required They are taking
out a quantity of dirt and rocks in
each fifty days equal to the entire bull,
Of the Pyramid of Cheops, which con
sumed the labor of 100000 men for
twenty years in the building
announcement comes not only
from the dirt-moving record, but from
the sanitary reports. The isthmus
has been free from yellow fever fot
eighteen months. The death rate from
all causes has fallen from 30 81 1or
the year ended December !, 1906, to
zOG6 for the year ended December /
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
JUDGE WHITING.

Judge Writings condition is some
what improved today and at present
I see no immediate danger. He is able
to sit up and to take some nourish-
ment, and unless ne should suffer an
other attack | can see no reason why
he should not pull through" The
above statement was made this after
noon by Dr. Murray who is attending
the eX-jurist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
MELANCTHON UsEFUL.

The old barge Melancthon, thirty
years ago launched as lumber bark
entine, then owned by A. M. Simpson,
which came down here as a schooner
the last time and was bought by the
Miller Salvage Company, is proving a
good investment. She has been pack
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
BUT THIS IS LEAP YEAR.

When a lot of girls get together and
organize a so-cal'ed old maids club, II
is a challenge that should not be dis
regarded by marriageable men,-Tole'
do Blade.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
New England Bakery candies are
nourishing and delightful. Try them.
AN ENTERPRIsING MERCHANT

X. Yamamoto is the biggest importer
of Japanese goods in Hawaii. Every
steamer from the Orient (tramp or
passenger) brings him the largest ship
ment consigned to one firm. BY get
ting his goods in large quantities the
freight and other charges are greatly
reduced which enables him to undersell
all competitors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16

ing gear from Kahului to Hilo for
WORK on the Hilo breakwater on which
big job the Hawaiian Dredging Com
pany is likely to be in evidence. The
Melancthon was recently towed back
here after conveying dredger gear
from the Maui port to Hawaii's capi-
tai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
NANAL PROMPTNESS

Admiral Brownson showed the same
promptness in resigning that Admiral
Dewey did in sailing into Manila bay.
1t must be a navy characteristic.-Sy-
racuse Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
ERECT OWN FLAGPoLE.

Fort Shafter has decided to erect its
own fagpole, an iron shaft of $50 feet
concluding that such action is in line
with economy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
LAMES MAKEE,s MISSION.

s. S. James Makee of the Miller SAL
wage Company last evening sailed for
Kaanapali to rearrange moorings for
plantation shipping
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
FROM A NOVA SCOTIA PUBLISHER

# INONI n NJ n DVO III 7 UI1I4IDI NV
M. II. G. Harris, publisher of the
Advertiser, Kentyille, N. s., makes the
following statement: Il have used
Chamberlain Cough Remedy for my
sof and family and find it to be one
of the best medicines for coughs and
colds that ! ever tried" For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16

TAPESTRY AND DRAPERIES
are on display in the windows a
Sachs. See values and prices.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16

Best cup of coffee in the city. New
England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
FINISH CANAL
IN SIX YEARS
(dssociaicd Press cable to TIC Star.)

WASHINGTON G., January lcsearaay Taft estimates
that the Panama Canal finished will
millions
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
SHIP LOST And
THIRTY DROWNED
fairfield believed be


today
She vessel of 1915 and
has not 'beenre reported until
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
PORTO RICO GOVERNOR.

WASHINGTON c. January appointment of Governor Post
of Porto Rico has been confirmed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
BANK OF ENGLAND
DISCOUNT DROPS
ASSOCIATED Press Gable TO The StGr)
January 16Bank discount today quoted
GERMAN CRUISER
RIPPED TO RUIN
KEEL January
through
EXILED HAYTIANs TAKE GoNAIVEs.

PORT AU PRINCE 16A band of exed Hayans
landing Gonaives
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16
,.l.es.lles.llee.eseis.teo+o +o&o490

! rates from delinquent property owners,
and a large number of others will like
" soon be instituted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-16

We contend that there's a best place
for everything. The best place to eat
is Alexander Young Cafe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27
8eIeibianna.

n@oritm fpeinIt IN, @nnerI2" -
4Tenf Dir Die ltnberifGmtheit. Sd
babe Den fefen Reniden perflogt, ser
mid geitern abenoS I'M &~aiisgang ge,
fiiBt bat itnb als i'm belte Ser Ridl.
ter fragt mas er SIT sieiner @ertbeioi.
Jung por5ubringen babe i1gte er,
mid genaii nnieheno; .,gtidtsl Sd
nuib betrtmfen g~cfpeien fein un6 Der.
oieue cine Strafe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27
Kopfefte bel oen Oaiaten.

Cine horofteriItiihe Seier BEL ben
9ajofit6mmen nuf 8orneo iin6 Die
&opffeIte. 9ie @roberuug oes &opfes
zines iiberpumoenen @eqncrs biIoet
ben bohIten triumph cineS &riegers.
&ebren iolhe Sieaer helm, oonn film
oen tie ihr @Iiif 0rtrd) ciuen Qcllenben
Sdrei an. scr bon Sen 0ohcimaeblie.
belten W.nncrn @cibcrn uno ainoern
nieoerbolt miro mo i'm gon5en
5tamm iein edo Iin0ct. Die in
9aImbI1tter geiuifcltcn aopfe perben
inter pielen Gerempnien ans 2ono
gebro6t, pobci lid, Der 0oiofe an De.
rem Mober9erltd) niht peuiger er0obt
offs Der nbcnafiuoi; de GitIturnteni1
ON ollsqcine tcitrn &ariiim. Mpnote.
lang pcrihpcn0et man Die S0rtlidIiten
@orte on oieieu Srophdell, itcdt ibnen
bic f~cinIten 9cferbiiieu in Den Wltno,
bictet linen sic gum aalen 10 belieb.
ten geteIuiiiie ltnO Stribbl1tter, Itedt
giqarren 5lpiihen lire grauSliden,
bleiiorbenen 9ippen mo menbet ollie
Sercotiamfeit ditf Inn lid 5u iiber3eu-
gen, ite icien nm in einen ueuen
Stamm auigenomen, miiBten oes.
balb hire fritberen 6relnoe boiieu unb
ibre relie llmgebung Iieben.
9od niht MIR Der abgeidlagenen
Sd60eI gc0enfen Die Doinfen bel if.
rem Sicaesfeiten, aud Der eigenen
8airmen uno @agen, tnoem iie babet
gemeiniame WnbI5eiten Deranitalten:
9ie IeIteItcn oes 0orfes ihnuen iid
na6 ben gr0Bten un6 fetteiten S6Dei'
men Der @cmciuoe I'M, iesen Oeren
8ertb felt ino be5nbIen i'm init Reis.
2esterer miro Ourf g%emeiniame Bel.
trGge 5uiammengebrodlt. lin ieber.
mann geredt 81 speroen, 5ieben Die
&elteiten ben Sfrueiueoerf1ufern 70
bteI on &eis ab, als Die Bortion
SIeiid), neld)e oieielben ielbIt perSeb.
ren, nerbdItniBmdbig uertb lit. Gu.
Ser SdneinefIeiid un6 &eis eibt es
BEL eineru iolden Seiteiien aud 81
ide, 8olmtpein uro elm aus segobre.
i1en, Reis bergeitelltes @etr1nf. 1ad
Der RnbI3eit faut man BeteIniiIfe,
raiift Gigarren uno fiibrt Die barbara
fden &opftdn5e auf tpobei iih bic
S1nSer bic eteIbaften TropbGen Inn.
bGngen unb ldngiamen Shrittes beli.
LEND lire ausgeItredtenarm nod Dem
@etoie areier Snitrumente: Gong,
Gbnna1g mo Sortefpad beipegen.
Cine tueitere ltnterboltung aele.
gentlih Der 0niafiden aopffeite Iin6
8ecitationen. gu bieiem 3pef ire.
ten Sfpei Wt1nner ai,f, Die nit eigen.
tbiimIihem Sdritt, Stode in ben
Sdnben, in tbeotraIiidler @eiie Die
$eIoentbotcn ihrer @Gter uno 8orfob.
rem ODER eincS beIicbten 5iiriten in
er.tempore 8erien preiien.
0tit ben Soften bort oictSofadtiina
Der 9aiafen fiir Die eroberten Sdd.
Del dber nod nift aitf, ionbern man
bangt Die graiislifen Ginger an Ell.
mem gemeinIamen Srt, benz Ban.
gab" auf, uno 3lpar ben1aIt man Tie
bel ben Siigelooinfen nidt ielten nit
ipeiBen ooer rotben 2inien un6 Ttedt
linen N1tideln in Die GugenbobIen,
ais iudren hire 2i6er ae.
idIoIien. 9teier Stamm erIebt 3l.
eIeid ben llntcrfiefer init SoIS un6
fdabt 8leiiH unb Snare ob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27

Gin bartes ltrtbeil, aber fem ittge.
redltes. @as Sderr bebnuptet, III
nur an ipabr, uno es lit elm Slid fir
Die Mcnidbeit, baB nod immer Elm
betr6dtlider &iidItcuo ieuer @eItam.
idaulm9 in ibr nIs fonieroierenSe
Modt tbGtig 1T, Die ieue betdmpfen.
benen SherrS llrtbeil gilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27
WALL,
WOOL SALOON j
~aeaenHber Der @sahIe.

I'VITIUIINf =. <IIO.
Dies 1T Der cIesanieite SaIoon in Ger,
mann unb iinoei man bort AUDI bic beiten
Setrdnfe unb Gi9arren,
9eionberS quite gDbistpS. aaeiniacr
aeeni III Sermdnn itr ben beriibmicn uno
ed,tcli bourbon uub Epe g0blstp ben Ser.
mann 1iitilitho so. PspS ocrielbe mic II
; or DtItiIern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27

HebnIeu otr 9ticrcn.
traHtbett nitt AMI.
6 bwObl rnsciu .,
RtcreH cine bsl
aew6bnli6iicu uns
bauit9ilfn 9rnutbril
1T, ipeIde erinirt,
wir6 iie iait inmsJ
bio al auerIesi ole
p~orbanbrn ertdNnt
non Pdtientcu unb
Werlifu AZ i'm id,ou
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27
gOlenporlasc nnO mpOerne Still,


Sos preuBiide S~errenbaus bat Die
Bolenporlaee nit einigem @iirgen
unb 0rangen alio oof auf oie 9est
angenommen; mib oas Mbgeorone.
tenbaus miro Der &eeierrng obne
tpeiteres geuGbren, mas iic for6ert.
Bunoern iiber oieien Iusgang Der
Safe miro lid riir Ser, Der Ole oop.
petite 8u6tiibrung Der mooernen
Moral ri6t fennt. 9idt rpeib, mie
es I'M Die &ebtsanidouungen Der
mooernen @tbifer beiteIIt lit, bah Die.
Ienigen, Die Die @ntre6tung Der go.
len forbern oSer billisen, fid aui
nambafte @elebrte peridieoener ga.
fultaten berufen fonnen, Die Dem
Staate unbeidrGnfte @ehte geaen.
iiber ben llntertbanen einrGumeu.
3u ibnen 8ablt .. 9. Brof. 8auI.
len in Berlin, Der ouf ban 9enf.
aeiit 6es 0euti6lanbs bon beute ii.
men iebr sroBen @infIrb ousiibt. Sci
ibm fam man leien be5iigIid Der
Redte oes Staates eeeeniiber Den
untertbanen, insbeionoere riidii6t.
lid beS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
Stnotsbiirger:
v0ie StaatsgepaIt lit red)tli6 I'm.
begren5t; Tie fam nlr iih ielber
@ren5en 5ieban, aber iie miro nidt
our4 elm ibr entgegenitebenbcs &eft
bon ouBen begren5t. SouperaniiGt
1T redJtIihe Omnipotena ODER nit
neeatiper @enortng: Ger Staat
fann nidt unredt tbun.
Or fam uneere6t banoeln, aber
nift unre9t Cd, benn es gtebt
u dl muir i'm Staat ur6
ourd ben Stoat. Gas aft
menigitens fir oos 8erbGltnis oes
Staotes 81 ieinen llnterthonen. Der
lllttertban bot fem Reft aeqen 0en
Staat, ionoern MIR ollrh 0rn
~
Sloal. .lSoltem Der efAlt l99Olo
IL, Ola ~
Gas beIteben6e giaenthum5rc6)t
1T ourd) Scn Stoot acid1njfeu; IT
ioilllie' oHne ttnred)t 81 thitll cL3rs
SadeS ertIaren or Ipetoe l]il'Lott PIE
6lbrung non 8rinlbbiidcrn, sic 0ci,
~
treipitli9 non 3lalcI NM SGi0en,
poer ~l'pctpnllpt cen 1auS ncs gt5ra-
irllfnS h'dlf lllci)r 3n 'e'aen Alt'ea !
fealneo. SeS 'A " acrnEht
aieldiocpcilleiIo Mi oeJ -t.aT;ta
llll9 ocS fao1cS nm penn u
gang neS 2SoltcS oper eS gteht rel
u Me0 @flifl aus neln er r
enille9ctL ullo 81 eel'tDen oerpI1%1
mare. NC pelIt]Clloe Gi1entA"
orpniln9 III ohfW Ibre ieso!oGll 1
u'no.ate 'll;I!.Isa.
Sn,u a. utt.,t,. aplt NV't'Ntel- So
a.sIs mu.g!TSi.uIs'y sum nl'@
IVY u!Io'tuntls 'uu.e", 1o'e lt
s,I.!got SelHuH ~ a. ~ ~
aa,'O,,.,@ ~ p't.n uhletlg1p.l
ae!.S9S nli'tn,lg pu!IN" H'eul g
, NV ts.!.vi' S'e y : u an5 tt't's!'
"eulislliei' w a, 2, ' ~
NelBt ons ntft. ore @Nraer poll
ltailei9 DER Sfaaisolnnlppten5 ans
iletefh pc al 1ilas aI!ic2tit illad)eR :
Hcln' IS 9ieol gfctl|d)ritrcc)ie, g
nient mo gap per'cn'ldle Hed]te per
lo'litdles g~l9enflfi'a nor 1eoen'
i0ofe nno aas ~1.aat@nfles 1et9tt
tFite fcthc 'hfilar G~n.ilQ!oac nleAf.
fnriIn g ;iGNt OH ciHeEl 1]acrrr q,tt
ita'f'i 5'&'''c run1c' ~ 'aT mn -
ltaidel oer ao1il7toeH @etf
rronana n2T mr.
iiilo Nn7AFF eelirs BE-
ssia1ir'i.
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PUTS BLAME ON ROOSEVELT
COUNT Won kANlTzE TALKS OF
FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Reichstae in Berlin Listens to sugges
ton That President Is Respon-
sibIe Party.

Berlin, Jan. 15.-In the course of an
Interpolation in the reichstag Tues
day in reference to the high rate OF
discount charged by the Imperial bank.
Count Won Kanitze, conservative, sug
gested that President Roosevelt was
responsible for the critical financial
situation existing to-day throughout
the entire world, and the direct cause
thereof, according to the speaker, was
to be found in the presidents threats
against the trusts" Count Won Ka.
nitze said that the opponents of the
trusts must recognize that interior.
ence with the financial activity of the
United States, which is based on the
operations of the trusts, means inter.
ference with the entire economic sit.
uation in America. Americas error
has been that she allowed the trusts to
go so long without interference" said
the speaker.
Count Won Kanitze then reviewed
what he called "the frenzied finance"
of America of the past few months
and drew the attention of his hearers
to the recent fight for gold in Europe.
He said that the amount of gold leav.
ing Europe could not be estimated ex.
actly, but that in the month of No.
vember alone 15S,000,000 marks (about
500, 500,000) had left Germany for the
United States. Continuing, he de-
clared that the assistance given by the
American treasury department had
very little effect in improving condi'
lions,