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9eutides 1beater. 3

GeutdeS Ibeater. - Die
YGcutihe Sbcotcr : @eieQihait pon
philadelphia" 9iebt ON fomlnenbcn
Wontaa Den 3. Snnunr, III vMl-
buu9b'3 5beater" ibr 5~ipciteS @oit
ipicl bieier Soiion. Die Sperette
Cine Nodt in @enebia," cine 2on'
ifopiung ocs v@ol5crfonigs" 80.
borm Strouf. gelanGt our Iitiiiib
ri,ra, eine5 Der reijcnoIten @erfe Der
hel,titcn Operetten. 2itteratlr. } Sri.
Gmilie Sdoenielo. Die famoic Solt'
brette. ser Eenoriit Yaul Nelpn, icin
Tipole Nleranber 9ittmnnn u,o Sri.
.Hoio Steinnlqnl, pic itinmbcgabtc
SoptoiiiItit, ii1o in Den Suitptrblleli
beihditiat.
.NItc 2icbe 70 it eft d) t."
- ,Sn Der @pbnlrng BON Eoitor Z. Il.
Gonrobi muroen eeitern Nbeno Sr.
Nreocrid &roft u1e Sri. Wnru gnr.
turot ;ltm @llno fiir's 2eben nereint.
Ter 0rGutigom lit 63 unb Sic Yrollt
90 Sabre aft. Gie 9eioen Ierl,ten
iih IN Der S,lgcnb fennen mo lieben.
allein einmGnbe Ger gltern perhins
oerten Die Seiratb. Sest bobell Iid)
Die beioen Sllaenogeipieien I'M Sitter
lpieber 5uionmen gefunben . Gos
Toor miro IN Mr. COG, Siio.Eort-
StroBc, wobnen.
EoIi5iIt peruuglii eft.
Goli5iIt Senrp 6elDpuid) fiel geitern
Abenb, oils CT Iid) nad) Der norboit.
lid)en Yoli5ciltotioll 5ilm Gienit begc-
bcit nollte. al Der 2il5critc4, ndbe Der
Mabiion.S trabe, 10 mn9liidlih, onB
er eiten Mrm brad,.
@ebt mad Y II + a. - SeteftIp
Bradley pllrbe geItern pom Ieteftir.
GopitGn Eilmpbrep nod Moibington
| acionot. Inn bonn Stnnts 3epurtc.
mertt MuslieierungS .Gopiere 5u er.
holien iiir 2erop Gnrpelle. alias
llbler, Der utter Der Nniduloigmng.
ont 6. H%opelnber oieies Sobres poil
Der bieiigen n6ornters oro Mer-
d)olltS' Nationol Yonf" ollrd, eiilcn
%ongeblid, gefdlidten Ghed $685. i el
bolten SIT bnben, nllT Guba uerboitet
morben lit.
characterization II
j Ct b Iterbalten0 B. - Fem ,SulS
resberidt oes Superirteroenten oeS
Observation-Disclosures 6u Jol9e bcdeil
oic Ginnobmcn oieier StrofonItalt
iebt Die AuSsoben. unb ole @efonge-
men bo6en 0urd) grtrodrbeit fir lid
obenorein nod $29S0.30 peroient. -
@Gbreno OcS nit Dem 30. Septem-
Der 1909 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5isfaliabres
ipuroeu 1852 8efanaene in buS
Stantsorbcitsbous einqeliefert, mn
MIR iehs cntiprongcr aus Der at.
italt.
Il m $50 citraft. Mru Com.
pain pom Or. 19i0,Gln,.Tlac ipur-
! De geItern I'M norblidjer Statiol,s.
bai,ie pom aabi Mbite INN $50 be.
trait. neil er IN i~eilienl. aoitbanie.
Nr. 1928. @eit. ltortb. apenue. Roool
aematt hate. Srau 2i55ie Ntorris
hetrei6t ens aoithaus.
@oufte BEN O runb3irs 8. -
! Iiir 100000 bat Die yWarplnno Sc
lepton 60" 0en @~runbs5ins, Der oui
ibrem @ebGl,oe an Der Ode BON Ser.
ington, ultb Gourtlanbiirabe ru6tG
unb Der bon Ser .Miorplnnb Gaiuoltr
Co." geeignet rpuroe, gefauit.
Rene @.oegons fiir oi(
IN nibirgton Baltimore,
u nnapolis glcftrih {
9nhn". - Iie Waibingtpn. 9olti
more . annapolis . 9obit" erbdli !
neiie @aggons. Tieielben limo Il
Niles, Shio. eeboMt worben iu,o mer
Den in ucnigeli 3agen in 9altimor'
J eintreifen.
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IoS geiGbrlihe @lotteis.
Nui Dem @ege Jun, Marftc ~itiir5ie
pcItern firth sic 81 Sabre nltc ;5roli
aote s. Gilid DOT, Nr. 2t43. CEDAR.
Ipcr,iie, III Der Nabe ibrcr @obNung
auf eineru init Gis 6eoedtcn Scitcit.
ipege unb brad ibr red)teS 9cin, 81
reft iiber Dem sSubgelenf. Sergeant
6. 9. Sofnion trua Die @erullgliidte
mad. ibrer Wpbnuna uno benadjrid+
.iigfe' Or. @n1. Jelbmar BON Gde
.Gbeitnnt : Ipenne NM 90. Strobe,
Der Jroli Guild III 8ebanolul,g hofrn.
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Bic mditc Spern-N nffibrnns.

@uunperoind'S ,4Gniel uno @retel"
am SpIpeIterabeuo uno Wng-
ner's .Yariifal" an I%eujabrs'
Nobmittng. - 9eibe @erfe &C.
hen in gldn5cuoer S%eiesnns III
Scene. -&roBes SntcreIle 9iebt
lid, i'm HMblifum fuuo.
Ias nGfltc @oItipiel Der r9ietro-
colitan Spern . 8eiealhaft," Dds am
5nlpeiter. abeno IN Der .9pric" ItatI-
iinoet, bringt Sumperoind's r%ei5enoe
Elctobienreihe Mardlenoper .0anlel
lno 9retel." Die SauptrolleH lie'
gen III oen Sduoen Der Ga1nen Was
RE Wattielo, Hoiiuu uolt 2pd uno
2ouiie 'Somer uno beS Serrn Otto
&oris. Gle 2~eiituugeu bon SRI.
Mattielo IN ser Holle bes nSonlel,"
IN Der iie eilen gang ber5igcn Sit-
hcr; oui Die giibne ltellt, lit ia III
Baltimore nod mobl befannt ulo
ebenio biirite iidl bus bieiige Tubli.
finn nod init Sreuoe an Die gelang-
lid pie ooritelleriid gleih por5ilgli'
de Nnseeltoltllng Der Hole Der
ysSere" ourd Wme. 2ouiie 5oner
erinuern. - gud Serr Otto @orit
it bel ms fein 6remOer; er at bier
idlon bdlliig ollrf ieiten fl%ungpollen
Woriton uub ieinen prddJtiseu Sll-
NOR erfreut; err ilnat ben Better"
Mut Die anberen RoIlen Der Sper
iinO beitenS beiest.
Sll ser HeuinhrSnrntince aclt WdG=
ner's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Yarliial"
III Scene. Ter ousge5eidnete Seno'
rift &arl gurrion perforpert Die Ii
tclrolle. Inter bent mliifliebenoen
GlIbliFrm. beionoers allb in oelt-
id)en 2reiien, giebt lid intenlipltes
Snterelie iiir biele Auffuhrnna flulo,
rno Elm oollfonlmen ousperfaufteS
&oiis ltcbt init Siherbeit 81 ctrpor'
ten.
Ausgeitopftc Sans ais
8 cfmittel iir ginbrehcr.
- Sreberid Iobnen, ell forbiger
Son5lebrer, DER boS brittle Stodperf
bes aportmeut.Souies Nr. 1856,
Eenniplpario. auernle. beipobnt, be.
nllbtc oui ifloile @eiie cine alisge-
itopfte @ans, mn Die 9iebe 81 fan-
gen, lpelde linn icinc @eibnad,ts.
Gelifotelien entiiibrten. grtbur Sing
bon 9r. 549. Srioro.S troBe, uno
Ebilip Smitb bon Nr. 1925, Henn-
iplponia- Npemie, 6lpei Neaer, lieBeit
lid ouf ben 2eim iiigren uno iuurocl
perbaftet. 1or5meilter Iabnep bing
Die @ons, ioipie einen Morftforb ali
boiielbe Ieniter, pom Dem ibm Die
@eibnahtsi adlen ou 0eibnodIta'
Abenoe geltohlen murocn, mo lat
erte nuf Die @Gnieliebbabcr. @s bait
erte nit,t lanee, Damn famen iie and.
3obnep feuertc oreinal ieinen Me-
Uofber nb ultb belt Die bcioeu Noll-
fopfc 10 1anse gcIonaer. bis Ole her
beieilenoen EoliSiiten aelp mo
@iping ibre Seitnobme beiperfitellig.
ten. Eoli5eirihter Starlep iiberipies
Ole Observation-Disclosures Dem Sc
rid1t3perfutren.
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Meiuad)tSH eidIccrunecn.

meuucrein"bdlt &iuoerbeifeeruug
III 9laggett'S 9uQe. - @eib.
nad)tsielt Der oArheiter : 2ieber-
talel."
Cine Der id)oniten Weibnod)ts- Seit-
liffeiteuL petd)e bieles Snbr pom I'M.
leren helltifen Tereiuen perouItaltet
lpuroe, mar pie geitrige @eihuMbts.
SeihecruHg bes ,8erJlonia' GNrn.
@erein3" in Ger o9te.ien 9obmen-
Solte," an Scr Cop. uno &re1tonltra-
Re. Ser 9eiud) lua Elm iiber ollie
Griportumgeu 3ablrcider pus Eru-
aranlm hdtte nidt ioraiGiti9er 3lliom-
men aeIteIlt merbcn f0rlen. lub Die
cdItc Seltitimmune ldlicn ieocr 8olt
m~itgcbrad)t 6lt hnbel1. Weln Ser5,
mas pinIt III nod mebr? SaB nm
ret Dem por5iiaIidcn 3ultnnoefpm.
men bieier brei Superintendent
~ eincnl e~riol1rcidcn sSeIt lid Sc
hermann foitlit mmiiiirte, iii ielbit-
%pcritGnblid,. 0r. Mcnrp Noiicrbcrt,
Der erite Sprcd)er, bieB Die WGitc nit
ber5Iid)en @rrten m%illtomnnen, Gr
benl,bte Die 8%elegenbeit, nm uui bos
&ohstInm ocs @crcinS, iuelder ictt
800 Mit9liecer 51blt. uufmcrfinm SIT
MAIDEN. Sooorn crIrcuteu Worie
Wiaric @hecIer. @torie Wiucr, Mors
aarcibe &iliaM 6ricOu &lein uno Die
@cidlpilter Nittori surd, TotoI. uub
&nltrumental-8 ortrGge, luernui NIT
groBem 8epolter Ct. Hifololls (Sr.
Sulins Gnbe) oen Sdornitein berob
I%tlirjte. lid ieboh raid erholte unb
etenin!lS cine fur5e Gnlprnd)e belt,
luorouf Der miufonumene @ait IN De
Nieitung oes Srtr Senrp &oiferbcrtb
ocl llrn5llg Der &leinel ourd) Den
Snol einIcitetc, mcld)er nit Ser DC
id)ccrun9 cnbetc. Gin Hotter @oQ be.
iMloB bos Set. GoS Arrangements
Gomitc beltono olls ben $50. s. Sci
lion, GorIiber, j. VIM. Hilsf. Sefre.
i1r, u. Tieper, &. Sortb, u. Gou.
mann, &. Gotld)feN y. &oacl, @.Seim-
ileiln.
on ,,n.
,,5t.i4oa Ds,
,ntt'. a,a n so. 'gSt HSaa
w., 80 no o..sn:h..unn"
49," nhan at n."
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un u'o.u' ,o' a..o.-
n!satsGuint. Se'tu'.u u"S pen ~
aas1 o'Hu ~ ~ o'r,' oiun |"S,
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o'u" gu. %'" .u~..L.ta
er.,sn "Vss Hu. eispu.'l;.at m a.
u'g.etuj.m Seltnul .aup'a p,v SS's
'' mlas, ,e.,ue ge''eim '''eti" "s'
Ta.o..'., S..o.'.p'vi "a1o
~p..",i' pelu',,,utiels. ~ oe,aa,
I"us cav hS9s5t.ui.leI I" lepe'
an.o',s',,taa9 lu''s.. w psl Seiu.u'
Srn oo1is XIV IN II ,nr,;;nIiher
W,c;;e o,,soef;;hrt mor ireunin Thor,
roih -, ;ein 9os s;ronronim Ira,
eherions n;hts -, ,n;;,,iesen";;hr;o
ll,,tpr nor hrm5brter aeit,,nn my,
Wroi Eh 0idnrr murine Nrr Ghor
(h or;;ic yid,~ nc,, Srrtc( oei,,r.
ncn, Sam iono .Sr. ,srit 0ufot eli,
yeuor.SnIn E,nbr mini ",nS hiero,,
reihtr i;h e;n S,,ett Ser %nerinStrtr
| 1irI,,,ter" moJd,or n"r oc, Sorrc,,
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0ilmi Yai9a sebt.
Sirfei bramd)t mieoer einen neuen
8rofbesier.

@obriheinIid) miro &iamil Eaido
Den Eoiten erbolten. Cine
llmseitaltuus bes aaiSen aabi,
nets, = Stabt Haris erbebt an-
leibe BON $tSO,OOO,OO0 iiir
~grpBartige ELECTROMAGNETIC
ten. Major Grepius priigeIt
iih oui Der StrqBe nit eincm
&opaltIten. IN 6routreit
ieitaenommencr ruiiiiter Iop.
pelmoroer besebt SelbItmoro
ourd @iit naf einem @erbor. :
Gon itantinopel, %. 3e5br.
- Stint Eaidla, utr @roBpe5ier, leg.
&c belIte lein anlt nieoer. Gle III.
mittelbarc llriad)e oes Riidtritts lit
uiht %befannt, ollcin mebrere Terlud)c
gum SturSe bes &obinets iino fiir5-
lid III Ser &amnler eenlad)t luorben.
Man Alullbt, DOB 6as Gomitc fir Gi-
Hiateit uno Sortid)ritt ei1cu anbi-
netSuetiel beihloiien bot. neil co 81
Der l(ebpr5eualmg gelal,at iii; oab bic
Nnfla9en gegen Den triiberen 8rob.
pe5ier aian1il Toid)a, weltc 0ciien
Scmillion DeraniaBten, llilgeredt ma.
rem. Gem Gernebn1en nod be9iitl-
'ti9t Gas Gonlite Die %Grnennung Sep-
1T Ealta'Sy geaelnudrtigen britiitcn
9otIdafterS IN 2onbon, 5um @robuc.
5icr, ullein es lit nitst mWualwitein
lid, oaB aiamil Eoifa ben YpIIen
crbaltcn miro. gu ieoem Snu ulod)t
'@ilmi Toid,o'S Hiidtritt eiile hinge
italtung hes &obinetS notmhenoig.
Willionen Bump iir 30.
rts.
Eoris, %. Tcjember. - Bic De-
putirtenfammer autoriIirte belte Die
Stobt 1ariS sur gebebling elmer Ins
leihc Don $tS0,0OO,GO0 sur Iiisfiibs
rltno zines SpItcmS %groBortiger Ser
beIierunas- Nrbeiter, einidllieBltt oes
N6rcibens l~ingeiun0er 0nortlere, Der
InIeanlg reucr StraBcn @Grteil II.
Sdulen II. ogl. mebr.
@einobc bGtten lie id
ipehc gctbon.
Yoris, 2S. 1e5ember. - Moior
Ilfrco 0repfus, mcld,er geeenmGrtia
Dem Stabe beS Generals 9alltein,
@ouperneurs bon Yaris, sugetheilt
lit, troi bette aui Ser Strabe nit Ell.
nen1 Nopolilten, Momens 9on,er, al,.
idiif7iiinTissfh His acrictb inf sstbfm III Ell
uen @ortlpcdiel, ipelher in eineu
gustouih BON ShlGeen gipfelte. !
8ein Sdaben lpuroe irgenb einem
Der aGmpfer 5llaefii9t, unb Die Goli'
sci belt cs niht iiir notbig, eill5u-
id)reiten. ....
Ruiiiiher orber
begebt Sefb It moro. 1
YoriS, %. Ge5ember. - Die "a.
riier HpliSei bate beitte einen ruiIi-
id)en Sngenieur, Nomens8uiIeipitid
perboftet, olif melden lie let mebrcren
@cd)en fobnocte uno Oelieu Iusliefe-
rrng sic ruiiiide &egieruiig aefor-
bert bate. 9r mar ser grmorouna
5meier YerIoncn beihnloigi ilno MIR.
De ieit9enommen, tpdbreno CT cine
bon einclu lciner Spfer allsseitelte
4niueiiing in elmer biciiaen ruliiifen
@nnt III Soargelb lin5uiesen periudl-
tc. Nad eirem Sorperb6r aelang eS
Dem 8efungercL iih Der Wafiurl-
felt Ser Teteftips einen a~llgenblid
sit ent5teben mo Selbitmoro oi,rd,
GSinnebmen pon Glouiaure 81 be.
9ebcn.
9pIitoi's 8ranfbcit.
DoSnopo, Toliano, HuBlano.
%. Iesember. = lie bon bcn Ier5-
ten ori9eitelte Iiugnoie ergiebt, oaf
@raf Geo Solitoi an Bronchitis unb
2e5erentjiinolmg leibet. las aelter,
eingetretene itarfe Sieber bot beiltc
nadgclalien.
Gin 3arr madyt piele.
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Germiidte fclegrapbiidc Gcpciden.

1ie Shiiifnbrt aiif benz oberen
Chic unb Dem Greet Gorloipfo . ri
Der lit olrf, id,tperen Gissana irno
gisitauiinsen ldbmgelegt moroeI.
Gle Slutbiuellc, ipeld)e mIbrcno
beS fiir5li6en Sturmcs iiber Die
noroailantiite aiiite iegte, bat aud,
aiii Gong Sslanb H..9y aroBen
Sd)aoen olt9eridjtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

SGie Snr Me;ic ms NnslanS &c.
iOrst 6. 9laine, @r. Alb, Cit.yalti.
nioretrahe, nabe Guitsm &pnie Ase.
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9pIitoj's aranfbcit.

WoSnopo, Yoliano, HuBlonO,
IS. Iesembcr. Tie bon ocn Icr5-
ten ouiseitelte Iiugnoie ergiebt, oaB
@raf Geo Tolitoi an Bronchitis rno
2e5erentjiinbung lei0et. las aeItera
einaetretene itarfe Sieber bat Bei,tc
nndGcloiien.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-07-09

Nevertheless, as to most of the
in surgents, the party fetch is at
once Aldrich's club and his defense.
If it were a matter of man to man.
and the insurgents were free to say
outright what they feel about Aid
rich, that autocrat's power would
melt to limpness. LaFollette is
the one man who gives his indigna-
tion free rein and defies Aldrich to
his face. No well-informed person
will give Aldrich credit for any
higher motive then service to the
organized wealth which he repre-
sents This Senator is not a pleas.
ant public character. His finan-
cial relations with the powerful
capitalists who profited by his work
in making former tariff have al
ready been told in print. Still
later, when the DINGHY bill was be-
ing made, Aldrich entered into
conspiracy with William Whitman,
of the National Association of
Wool Manufacturers, by which
Whitman's confidential man,
North, was secretly permitted to
write the wooden schedule, for
which North received $4,000 from
the Association. During the pre-
sent session Aldrich has beencaught
repeatedly in false statements de-
signed to further his ends. Where
he can be, he is bullying and bru-
tai; where he must be. as to some
Southern Democrats, he is fauning
and trucking. kdahoan.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-07-09

ume of money such as no nation
ever before possessed. And by
that time outside nations would
have learned by actual object
lessons, that the commanding"
United States had a real habita-
tion and name.
And if the American congress
would pass bill that one ounce
of pure silver should constitute
a dollar, the same as 25 $40
grains Of gold represent a dollar,
and this bill shall take effect six
ty days after it's passage, within
half that time silver would be
worth a dollar an ounce to the
very ends of the earth, and our
trade relations with Japan,
China, the Straits settlements,
India, all southern Asia and
southern Europe and all Spanish
America would be on an even
keel and more, our country
would indeed hold command
ing position among the nations
OF the earth.-Goodwin's Weekly.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-07-09
THE AUTOMATIC SENATOR"

Mark Sullivan, in the last "Col-
lieas," has the following to say re-
garding the 'me too" senators who
vote az Senator Aldrich tells them.
In the Senate discussion of the
new tariff there have been upward
of score of votes in which each
Senator has been compelled to go
on record for or against the duty
proposed, by Mr.. Aldrich.
In each case the duty in question
was dictated by Mr.. Aldrich as
chairman of the Finance Commit
tee. Then when the balloting came
to determine whether this duty
should be adopted Mr.. Aldrich al
ways voted first (the fact that his
name begins with A was in the be-
ginning one of the strategic sources
of his power, and after him dutiful-
ly came all these Senators who
voted in every case exactly as Mr..
Aldrich voted. They have had no
ideas on the tariff that Mr.. Aldrich
didn't have first. The communities
they represent have no business in
terests more to be considered than
Mr. Aldrich's dictation.
With this faithful band as nu-
cleus, and few democrats on one
schedule, a few other democrats on
another, Aldrich has been able to
be an autocrat. Their servility
has made his autocracy possible.
We wish the insurgents were less
restrained in their attitude toward
Aldrich. Some of them are very
much terrified by his one conspicu-
Gus power, his everpresent threat,
always limited at, but never put in
execution, to read them out of
the Republican party. When AL
drich called the opposition "het-
erogeneous combination" Bever-
idge, who is among the less cour-
ageous of the insurgents, began to
/
search his soul for sounds TO tell
how good party man he is. Cum
NUNS is more debonair. Said he:
"Mr. President, evidently some Of
my Republican associates have
been little disturbed at the sug,
gestion that they are Democrats
That has long ago ceased to disturb
me. A certain kind of republican
ism has been calling me a Demo
crat for the last six or eight years
and | have become so accustomed
to the charge that | can hear i
with unruffed composure; and
hope that these friends of mine
who seem to think that the coun
try at large will regard that as
disparagement, will take courage
because there is an intelligence
abroad now that weighs the opin
ions Of men and determines the pc
sition of men without regard t,
the attempt here or elsewhere t.
expel men from the Republican
Party because they are not willin
to except the Republican doctrin
as it is expounded by those VIII
q
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-07-09
FRIDAY. JULY 9. 1909.
OUR CONTAINING POSITION.

New York Journals are insis-
ting that American bankers
should supply a part OF the not
very large loan which China
needs for the building of an inn
portant link in her railroad
system. That is all right
enough, but the reasons those
journals give, seem almost gro
tesque.
The first is the commanding
position which the United States
will occupy, with the completion
Of the Panama canal; the second
our great and constantly in
creasing trade with the orient.
That is, we have no merchant
marine, but when we complete a
canal for foreign ships to sail
through, thereby greatly short
ening many Of their present
routes, we of course will hold a
commanding place.
The second reason is still more
ludicrous. We have destroyed
silver as primary money. China
and India know no other money,
neither does Japan in her bust
ness transactions with her own
people, and our consuls report
that because of this exchange
with the orient has fallen so low
that all our exports-four, lum-
Der and other natural products
of the west coast and the manu-
featured products OF the eastern
states, no longer have a market
across the Pacific, and still those
optimistic editors insist that we
have a large and growing trade
with the orient. OF course they
are drawing upon their magma
tions for their facts.
True, we can buy from the
countries cheeper then ever, be-
cause they are paying their
working men and women the
same amount of silver that they
paid twenty-five years ago, and
hence when their goods are reck-
'oned in gold, they cost only half
what they formerly did.
This is a statement of our COM
mercial relations with half the
inhabitants of the earth. We
have no ships with which to send
away what we have to sell, or to
bring back what we desire to
.ibuy, and We have, deliberately,
so arranged our national finan-
ces, that we can no longer trade
with quite one-haH OF the big
worlds inhabitants, and still we
occupy position among the
nations so commanding that the
whole world ought to make a
note of it. We suspect it does,
but it is only to laugh.
We pay for fares and freights
ITO outside ship owners $3.50, 900,
900 per annum. That at saw
ings bank interest," per cent,
means $lO,O0O,O00 per annum.
II that amount was paid annu,
ally in subsidies to our OWL
steamships, it would be only
what we lose annually on the
money sent away, and then We
should keep the $250,000;00C
at home, and in fifteen year,
you'd have accumulated a vol
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-07-09

A line Of brand new tailor made suits
in all sizes, styles and colors just received
at Sweeney's.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-22
RETURN VERDICT ON
BUCHANAN'S DEATH

LONDON! Oct. 20.-The verdict at the
inquest into the death OF William l.
Buchanan, the American diplomat whose
body was found in the street late Sat
urday night, was returned today and Is
to the eject that death was due to ant
ural causes
DR.. Trevor, of st. Georges hospital,
who made the autopsy, stated that Mr..
Buchanan had suffered from fatty de-
generation OF the heart. the presence OF
gall stones and incipient Bright's dis
ease. Death, he said, resulted from
heart failure consequent upo ntke con-
dition OF fatty degeneration and dis
eased blood vessels. The physician said
that there was no evidence Of apoplexy.
DR.. Trevor said that a small box OF
tabloids had been found in a pocket OF
Mr.. Buchanan's clothing. The odor in
dicated that the tabloids were used to
aid digestion Witness said that there were
no marks of injury on the body. The
policeman who searched the clothing of
the diplomat said that he found $26 in
gold and other money in the pockets.
A memorial service for Mr.. Buchanan
was held, today in All Saints church at
Norfolk square. The American embassy
was represented by it's secretary, John r.
Carter, and Second Secretary Craig w.
Wadsworth.