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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
Servia Ready to Fight Austria.
SpecfdI bu United Press Ksra.
Sk1rmishes Are Reported.
cidl BIZ United presz W{re.

Vienna, Oct :-Skirmishing be-
tween the Turkish and Bulgarian
troops is reported in dispatches frcm
the frontier garrison commanders.
In an official note today Car
Nicholas notified Austria that de-
velopments during the past twenty
four hours in the Balkans were ex-
ceellngly unsatisfactory to Russia
and that St. Petersburg would no
longer observe the treaty of Berlin,
which other nations are openly vio-
lating. The Gar declares that st.
Petersburg demands q share CT the
re-apportionment of the Balkan
states and the belief here is that the
share will be nothing short Of pass
age through the Dardanelles.
A dispatch from Sofia states that
an agent of the Oriental raiIwa>y. the
control of which property precipf&t-
ed Bulgaria's revolt from Turkey,
has notified Bulgaria that unless the
railroad was surrendered within
three days the company would de-
mand a daily indemnity of $4,000.
Prince Ferdinand has issued a call
to the people of Bulgaria for united
action and the assurance is given
them the powers will approve Bull
garia's stand for independence. No
secret is made of the fact in Official
circles here that Germany is standing
shoulder to shoulder to Austria
against the other Balkan states
Sultan Abdul Hamid today sent an
official communication to Sofia re-
fusing point blank to recognize Fer
dinand's declaration of independence
on the ground that it violates exist
ing treaties.
Continued on page -
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
DONATIONS TO
RELIEF FUND

The itizens Relief ommittee ac-
knowledges SO from a district court
jury which donated It's fees to the re-
lief fund. Also 81 from S. Scheuer
& Sons, who have rented space in
front of their store at 40 Smith
street, the proceeds from which will
go to thte relief fund
At present all the contributions by
the committee have come from
eighteen or twenty people. In the
meantime relief is being afforded ev-
cry day. More money is badly need
ed, especially as cold weather is ap-
preaching. Checks should be made
payable TO Harry Conard, treasurer,
and sent to Albert Leon, the scores
tary.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
GERMANS CELEBRATE
THEIR anniversary

Representative of nearly every
German society in town assembled
last night at Massopust's hall, in
State street, where a celebration
commemorative of the 225th anni-
versary of the settlement of Germans
in this country was carried out.
The evening was spent In a highly
enjoyable manner. Dancing was q
feature. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
A number of members of the Ger
man Alliance arranged the eelebra-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
APPEAL TAKEN IN THE
HEPBURN BILL CASE
speota, op Ua4.sa Prs.s wtr..

Philadelphia, Oct. 6:-An appeal
has been taken in the Hepburn COM
ment on the ground that the lower
court was wrong In holding the clause
not to be the proper exercise of con-
gressional powers, as to the regula-
tion of commerce. 1t is contended
the court erred in ruling the clause
confiscatory. 1t is understood the
government will ask the supreme
court to take up the case immediate
ly owing to its Importance.
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WOMAN GOES
OVER NIAGARA
Jumped Into the River and in an
Instant Had DISAPPEARED in
the Torrent.
HAD AROUSED SUSPICIOUS
Special By United Press wsrs:

Special By United Press Wtrs:
Niagara Falls, Oct. 6:-An un-
known woman ended her earthly
troubles in the crashing waters of
Niagara today. By her actions the
woman has aroused suspicion since
her arrival this morning. She drove
about the park and then suddenly
drove rapidly along the roadway to
the river above the Falls.
Before she could be interceded she
leaped from her carriage and ran to
the rivers brink, where she paused
a moment and then plunged into the
swift current.
In less than minute she disap-
peared over the falls while a score
of visitors stood helpless.
The woman was about five feet,
eleven inches in height, and weighed
about $50 pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
START FIRE IN
VACANT HOUSE

A crowd of boys broke into a va
cant house at Brace and Carson ave-
nues shortly before s O'Clock last
night and started fire in 1t, in an at
tempt to burn it down. Residents
nearby saw the smoke and extin-
guished the blaze before any damage
had been done.
Andrew Peterson notified PATROL
man Lybeck, who made an investi-
cation.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
HAzEO STUDENT HAS
DISAPPEARED IN CAR

Lexington. KY, Oct. 6:-Bound.
gagged and locked In a box car by
hazing students, Willis e. Smith, a
freshman of Kentucky State College,
has disappeared and today the grand
jury is preparing to probe what may
be a CHASTITY mystery. and the police
and railroad men all over this section
are working desperately to ascertain
his fate.
Smith disappeared two weeks ago.
Despite the half-hearted denials of
any hazing episode by tn students
and faculty, the general belief here
is that Smith has perished as a re-
suit of hazing.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
BIG. MEETINGS
|. OF DEMOCRATS

Tonight there will be mass meet
ing of the democrats of the fifth and
sixth wards in Pulaski Hall in State
street. There will be prominent To-
cal and out of town speakers, includ-
ing the well-known orator, Francis
Jarmuz, of New York.
Thursday night there will be pa
rade and banner raising at Smith
and King streets, followed by a big
meeting in the Majestic Theatre. A
number Of national speakers are be-
ing arranged for.
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Health Board Case Adjourned.

The case of the Board of Health
against ]. S. Hanson, a plum ber, on
charge of violating the sanitary
code, which was to have been tried
before Recorder Pickersgill this
morning, was postponed. until s
o'clock next Tuesday afternoon, at
the request of Lawyer John w. Beck
man, counsel for the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
TAFT is THE GUEST
OF ST. LOUIS TODAY
Special by United Press Wirs:

Special ey United Press Wirs:
St. Louis, Mo, Oct. 6:-With both
William H. Taft and the yelled pro-
phet scheduled to appear today, the
city is in holiday attire. The bust
ness district and line of march is
gaily decorated and the streets are
overfowing with visitors. Mr.. Taft
will make three speeches and hold a
series of receptions.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
DEMOCRATS. ATTENTION.

A grand rally of the democrats of
the fifth and sixth wards will be held
in Pulaski hall on Tuesday evening,
October 6. All democrats are re-
quested to assemble at State and
Washington streets at 1850 p. M
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
19475-10-3-5-6*
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Queer About chean Goods.

Sergeant Dunham received a re-
port at 2 O'Clock this afternoon that
there was a man at the Lehigh VAL
ley round house who was trying to
sell $50 worth of dry goods for about
one-fifth of their value. An ofacer
was sent to Investigate the case.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
Vote on Grand officers.

At a meeting of Hornet Encamp-
ment, Odd Fellows, last night, the
vote on the grand officers to be elect
ed at the grand encampment in
Trenton, next month, took place.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
Defendant Won Suit.

Judgment has been rendered In fa-
vor of the defendant in the case of
Edward S. Savage VS.. William Ev-
ans, which was tried at Woodbridge
on Saturday. Thomas Brown, Of this
city, represented Evans.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
Change in Realty Business.

W B. Carlock, ". H Hatch and
Mary e. Carlock have by mutual con-
sent divided among themselves all
their unsold property on the tract
known as Perth Amboy Heights. The
lots under contract sale are owned
by the parties as before and viii res
main so until the contracts expire
and deeds are given.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06

The mason work on the new Wolff
building at Smith and Hobart streets
W finished. Carpenters are erecting
Crane partitions for the six stores.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06
NOTICE.

The firm of the name Thos.
Eggert Feed Co., Ltd, is changed to
A. M. Metzendorf and Thos. Eggert
will continue his business in A. M.
Metzendorf's feed store until he
builds his new building. The plans
and specifications were drawn by 8.
Dayton & Son and will he one of the
biggest feed stores in The state.
1s51S-10-e-It*
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-06

The funeral of the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gregor Hanson,
of Watson avenue, will take place
from their residence at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Rev. NJ. o. Block,
pastor of the Danish M. e. church,
will oficiate. Interment will follow
In Alpine cemetery.
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TURKEY HOLDS OFF:
POWERS TO CONFER:
RUSSIAN DEMANDS.
Gar Reuudiates
The Treaty Of
Berlin.
GERMANY is SUSPECTED
special BY United Press Wire:

Paris, Oct. 6:-Heeding the ad-
vices of France and England, Sultan
Abdul Hamid has decided to post
pone declaration of war against
Bulgaria pending a conference of the
powers. This action is believed to
mark 2 sudden turn for the better in
the Balkan situation and may be the
means of preventing war.
All the disinterested. powers, with
the exception of Germany, now have
agreed on a call for a conference.
The Kaiser has not expressed him
self.
Servia Ready to Fight Austria.
Special by United Press Wsre:
Belgrade, Oct. 6:-Al the first
class Servian reservists, numbering
10000 men, have been called to
arms by royal ukase today. The
war spirit is everywhere manifest
and kilograms from various cities
tell Of street demonstrations and a
demand for war against Austria
The hatred against Franz Josef,
already of long standing, has been
heightened by Austria's plans to
force Servia and Roumania into a
subservient position in the new Bal
kan federation under Bulgaria
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Continued on page ~
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Be an advertiser-s-ic a word.
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MFR. RunyOn Modest.

w. Parker Runyon, when called on
said that If those present expected to
hear him say that he was sure of be-
Warren sheaf., 1908-05-21
It Will NOT Be
JUDGE PURDY
0ENAT0R NELSON WINS AND
PuRDY'S NAME WILL NOT
BE CONFIRMED.
D 10 Up to President Roosevelt to Make
Further Nominations to Succeed
Judge lochren as Federal Judge
in Minnesota.

Washington, May 19.-The nomi-
nation of Milton D. Purdy of Minne-
apolis to be Judge of the United
States district court to succeed Judge
Lochren resigned, will not be con-
drmed by the senate during the pres
ont session. The judiciary commit
tee held its last meeting yesterday,
unless the session shall be prolonged
beyond Saturday and the nomination
was not reported yesterday. 49,"
No opportunity will be given for the
committee to act in the few remain
ing days. It is the intention of Sen
ator Nelson to allow the nomination
to fail for want of confirmation.
After the judiciary committee meet
ing to-day Senator Nelson said:
1.-THE appointment of Mr.. Purdy will
fail for want of confirmation. I was
advised by a majority of the COM
mittee that if I desired an adverse
report it would be made. Assurances
have also been given me that ma
1ority of the senate would vote to
reject the nomination if I desired q
vote to that effect.
II choose to adopt a milder course
and allow the appointment to fail
for want of confirm alton, leaving the
situation free for President Roose-
velt to act a. he chooses in the mat
ter"
The nomination of Mr.. ,Purdy hav-
ing failed in the present session, the
next question to be presented is as to
what action President Roosevelt will
now take. He may choose to name
Mr.. Purdy as recess appointment,
but in the light of the result thus far
obtained it is uncertain that he will
do this, or that Mr.. Purdy will be
willing to accept an appointment
coming to him in that way. Mr..
Purdy would face the probability that
the senate would again fail to con-
firm the appointment, and he might
serve as Judge in Minnesota until
December next with no chance of re-
ceiving compensation therefor or any
assurance that the sending of his
name to the senate by President
Roosevelt next December would
have the effect to bring from the sem
ate q confirmation.
Warren sheaf., 1908-05-21
LAWLESSNESS
Strike at Cleveland Cause of MANY At.
tacks of Non-Union Men,.

Cleveland, O., May, 19.-Many acts
of lawlessness were committed in
connection with the street car strike
between midnight and dawn. Trolley
wires we're cut, crews were driven
from their cars, and in some instances
non-union men were attacked by
strike sympathizers.
Trolley wires in Lakewood, West
0rn suburb, were cut in several places,
with the result that the Municipal
Traction Company announced that
NO further attempt would be made to
operate cars in that section until the
Lakewood authorities guaranteed pro-
lection for it's men and cars. Because
of alleged discrimination against
Lakewood by the Municipal Traction
Company in the matter of fare, it is
claimed that the authorities of the
town make no effort to suppress law
less acts committed by strike sympa-
thizers.
Warren sheaf., 1908-05-21
PERISH IN FIRE.
Two Men Lose Their Livss in a Fire
that DESTROYS Mill.

sault Ste. Marie, Mich., May 49,
Two lives were lost in fire that de-
stroyed the paper mill and power
house of the Lake Superior corpora
tion at the Canadian 500. The dead
are Albert E. Walsh and Edward
Gray.
Walsh was the superintendent of
the dynamo room where the fire
started, evidently from short cir.
cult. 1t is supposed Walsh climbed
upon the machinery to put out the
blaze and received fatal electric
shock. Gray was his assistant and
evidently lost his life in an effort to
save his chief. .s.., .a.. .- ~
Warren sheaf., 1908-05-21
Found a Pearl.

La Crosse, Wis, May 19.-While
digging up small garden patch in
what was once . pig pen, B. F. Rob
erts OF Victory, ten miles south ot
here, found . pearl, almost perfect,
valued 1T 5000. I. .a.#
Warren sheaf., 1908-05-21
TWIN CITY MARKETS.
Minneapolis, MAY 10

Minneapolis, May 10
Wheat--No northern, 81. .O6; No.
northern, $1,O6. July S1,045t. Durum
No. Il soc. Oats--No. DWnite, 47c.
Barley No. 4 CSC Rye No. 8 7Yc
COrn-No. 8 Toe. Flax-No. II 81, "a,
Butter Creamery, extra 21c; firsts
1oc. dairy, fancy, 19c firsts TIC.
Warren sheaf., 1908-05-21
Storm Wrecks Steamer.

Watertown, s. D., May 18.-In the
terrific wind and rain storm that
struck the city the excursion steamer
Harriet was dashed on the rocks of
Stony Point in Lake Kampeska and
reduced to total wreck. " Il
Warren sheaf., 1908-05-21

y South st. Paul, May 10.
Cattle Steers, 5000 and $6.75
cows $500 and 500. Hogs s.. %
and $5.4 Sheep Muttons. @6.75;
lambs t6.76. II N 4. 8
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-15

platform and we have victory ahead
of US The result of Republican ad-
min1stratiOn and of republican failure
has made IL possible for Us to elect.
The democratic party will be swept
into power with an overwhelming
majority.
James ". TOmlinson. Alabama
believe there viii be a democratic
victory this year, and | know that 1
am not deliberately deceivinE myself.
The country has been coming to this
for long time. Mr.. Bryan has been
strong candidate on each occasion
that he has run, but he has had TO
contend with a natural but unpreCe-
denied wave of prosperity. The panic
OF this year and the existing COnuI-
tons demand change, and a change
we are going TO have.
Fred ". Fleming. MissOuri-Ny
state always gives Democratic ma
Jor1ty. but this year we will give Mr..
Bryan d greater majority than We
nave ever given a candidate before.
The time has come GOr the democrats
TO 90 into power The entire plat
form Is the issue.
Nathan Cole, California-William
J Bryan and what he stands Cor
FORMS the issue. believe she peo-
pie want him this time. and I am
convinced that he Will he swept on to
victory by a national feeling that nc
Is the man to remedy many existing
conditions.
James G. Dahlman, Omaha CNr
Bryans political manacer) Bry-
an Will be elected, of course This Is
as certain as if the election were yes
terday. and l spoke of toe returns.
The tariff, trusts and the guarantee OF
bank deposits constitute the principal
issues.
Alva Adams. CoIOrado-The NATION
al desire to beat Taft and cause a
change in the system of government
viii elect the Democratic ticket.
Everything the democratic ticket
stands for is the issue. The republf-
cans have straddIed every issue
Raymond D. Harris, FIorida-The
platform Is as good as could be franz
ed by any body o. men with the in
terests of the country at heart. The
ticket IS a winning ticket. What
more may he Said2
Ollie James. KentUCky-Bryan and
Kern viii he the president and vice
president It is time this country
mad p democrat in the white house
Governmental matters have not been
going right There viii be a change
to suit the people of Sne nation.
Landrum w. Latham. Delaware
The platform suits Delaware. I do
not care to he quoted as to the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-15
POLICE UNEARTH GANG
OF ALLEGED CAR ROBBERS

street was the next place, AMI after
the proprietor had been arrested
quantities of goods were found
The officers then began arresting
negroes whom they had suspected OF
not only rObbing their employees, but
also railroad cars, and last night
they had the following in jail. held
under bonds OF 81 500 each: William
Streety, Mamie Hall. Bob. Dunklin.
Eugene Williams, Tom BELL, LINK
Ferguson, William Mccoy, Jas. CTOm-
ley and William Wingate.
Robbed the Restaurant.
Marshal Sanders, when he arrested
StTeety, closed up the restaurant and
placed the keys in his pocket, as he
desired to obtain goods to be held as
evidence He stationed an officer
near the place, but about 8 O'Clock
three negroes visited the place, and
by climbing over the roofs of several
houses gained admittance to the
place, and got away with some ar
ticIes which are not yet known. They
were discovered by the police as they
were leaving and hot chase follow
ed. but the negroes got beyond the
city limits aid could not be captured.
Followed by Deputies.
Satisfied that the three men want
ed would take the 10 o'clock train
Sheriff Van PeIt was notified, and he
instructed Deputy Nichols to take
the train with Detective Wright OF
the L. & N, also deputizing MarshaI
Sanders and Captain Daw should
they desire to also follow the men.
Detective Wright and Deputy
Nichols went out on the train and
sure enough the three negroes board
ed it in the outskirts of the city, hut
just as the train approached GOUli-
ing they caught sight Of the Off GERS
and left the car, all three running
out into the darkness towards tie
fertilizer factory The officers FOL
lowed, and Deputy Nichols, getting
within range of the fleeing men. be
gan firing. Two bullets struck Hen
~ Johnson, one passing through the
arm, while the other entered the side
He stopped and rolled unier a house
where he was later found Henry
Lancaster was also arrested, but the
third man wanted escaped, althoua:
he was followed Cor about a mile by
the blood hounds.
The wounded man was brought to
the city by Deputy Johnson and re-
ceIyed medical attention.
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" aAh ngeon might object to me return q,
s,,..- S=e.,use OF the In preston. wide
49, throughout the United states
- eHls unconventional Chinese s-atr-
-, NI'h his knowledge Of AVze-scs-
S I--.--9c'el anc American methods. IS
=. -Fig responsible Tor The b1vco+t $50
1 c1s1e-'cah goods which WIS started IN
LA lev years ago. However. Prest-
Ie:.t moose cit decided that fb.rs vas ~,
:. i,-ehce 70 connect W. with fbs Lor-otT
80 10 reason Why be should not sin
Dc welcomed 0s-4H
lhs va IN Washington f. MS for
u ''Zlt-EanG man, Mr.. Yuaz Ruaf
ye1S1 w FIRST came "a ArerL-s yyny
- = - Vas one Of the Interpreters OF re
: e--toI STAT. but with broadening
,- - L.S-Se and experience he has mace
= -lseI vel nigh Indispensable 70 tire
. -t-oa at1 has been promoted 70 rhe
1on % first secretary Incidentally
&c nas been pretty thoroughly 6ms-fc..-
80 hes married IN American vie md
'--,-s rs children TO our public srhoo.s
Ms fuEg kws., who was a restfs,. /
= obElns1e-o- A2ss-, pr.sr TO her mar /
-1@Ee ~ the Chinese diplomat. VIII bsax
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e4gn envoy 1O1
HeEeveE. the characteristics .r,a, oar.
the witty WI bis greatest far1e =
-. y assumed faquisltiveuess. He had a
"a Tor asking questions end he seem
70 enjoy the situation all the more
- LIS Victims were eu1ba rraSsed by his
ts,-1Tst queries The Minister spea Ks
LnsAsh With the greatest fueucv and +I.fs
1At . CONFINED With hfs unique phiIosophv
-, - Sparkling humOT. make him 2 social
lug ana DCch-sought ufter-df01ar
Ss,q7aAsF' role he VIII doubtless reSvTna
- Il return 70 the land Of the frea
clEee ne was relieved as Minister 81.
" 1eE-agJon- upwards OF half q te~ade
- e, ~ tlag-Iang has resided IN China
NE government IN TarfoRS "a
paCi-ieSr out II - suspected from prfvsra
s received IN this country, that h
as i1eonspfcuous career AZ hor1a I
,tag tame IN comparison with the
Ne receive as q popular Idol in
: A-eF1ca- and II IS whispered that h. a.
yeeH paIlinS wires al the while 70 a.
.SlastSteoent IN his Old position I. IS
-nOesAt st oEe tine that liz o45cfsEs 81
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IT N6s2ZZXGIEW
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<s-1S2 1F KAZDV EzRC6ZZ

- a.. Jansnese Legation at Washing
. r., Years later he returned 70 MS
.t,~a IsnS and thea went 10 Nora
s1snSinz- more than four years Ia .uo
I4T.--.i+ Kingdom where the JHps 49,
- tban planning for the coup ma
- trtar executed eHectiveiy- az
800 TskshIra came back 20 serve
I-,,o-s consul general ut New fo5h'
49, he stav was not prolonged fnF "a
- 4b.r a year he had been promo1eu
- Dosf+fon OF japanese minister 70
Toi1snd and Denmark. and later he'd
si1,tIar DositIous at several other huI0-
pean capitals --.--+ r-@a
f-rst ST the dawn OF the present 90
ny when the Boxer uprising II Sn-01
-sn5ered the whole Eastern Guesieh
i've issue the MikadO conciuden InAN Nc
r--1s, he represented at washington "
= unsu who was thoroughly famIiiaf W
American sentiment and the hAHAe -!
OF looking at things Fakahira Wa
49, +bs man for the place. and SO nc
80 hs~s 70 Miss CoEunbis's court asa
remained until after the close o. u
| R-sso Iaaanese War The dip!Onst en-
| tesed upon his duties in this country a.
| plain Ar Takzhira. hut he went Lo.le
| IS RsrOu TakahIra, the utle haF1nG Otvu
| bestowed by the Emperor because o. ~
| services rendered by Minister TaSanirs
in negotiating the treaty OF peace IL ~
! r,encTabIe conference at Portsmouth
! y. h 4 .
Rarou Takahira was succeeded
/ Nsshiurton by Baron Aoki- but tbA
| etserlv DIPLOMAT never seemed TO &c
wholly II sympathy with our Aneflca
officials. ana apparently he was no nor
| successful In pleasing his eosh q men