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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-15

we had done would make the finan.
cial condition much worse than it is
now
Morgan said this was forcible rea-
soning."
Gary said that at 10 o'clock Sunday
night, November 4th, he called up the
secretary of the President from New
York to arrange for a conference.
He and Prick departed that night,
travelling on special train, and hur-
ried to the White House ahead of the
appointed hour, as Mr.. Morgan had
told us that the conditions were so
critical he would like to hear the re-
suit of our conference at the earliest
possible moment.
After hearing our story" continued
Gary, the President said he would
like to consult with the Department of
Justice. Mr.. Bonaparte was out of
town, and the President called Secre-
tary of State Root into his office. The
President asked me again to state the
case l did, and the result of that in
terview l Immediately wired to New
York"
did the President ask Secretary
Roots opinion as to the legality OF
the transaction" asked Littleton.
He did," said Gary, land there was
no disagreement between any of us"
Gary then told the committee he
had record Of what took place on
that occasion. On November 7th, two
days after the visit to the White
House, he had written to Secretary
Root, reviewing the entire conference
as he remembered it, and asking Sec
rotary Root if this agreed with his
recollection.
This letter reviewed the facts pre-
scented to the President, namely: That
the United States Steel Corporation
had the opportunity to purchase more
than one-half of the capital stock of
the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
at price somewhat in excess of it's
actual value; that the purchase would
greatly benefit threatening financial
conditions and avert the failure of an
important concern; that the purchase
would not materially increase the
amount of steel business controlled by
the United States Steel CORPORATION.
Attitude of Roosevelt.
Gary stated in his letter that he un-
dsrstood the President to say that
while he would not make any promise
as to what the government would do,
he certainly would not stand in the
way.
Root wrote Gary on November 18th,
stating that the account of the con-
ference fully agreed with his recollec-
ton and that he had sent a copy of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-15

Gary's letter and his answer to the
President, recommending that he
transmit it to the Department of JUS
tice for its permanent files This let.
ter was followed by this acknowledg.
ment from President Roosevelt:
MIR Gary states the facts as I re-
member them"
Il remember" added Gary, chat Mr..
Root said to the President that, of
course, he had no right to say that we
could buy this property. The Presi-
dent said he understood that, and that
all he wished to know was what
would be the attitude of the Depart
ment of Justice
THE President said that in case of
objection we could not be permitted
to buy. | remember the President also
saying he was glad to know that the
percentage of steel production of the
United States Steel Corporation had
not increased, but was less than at
the time the corporation was organ
lied. I think he said: In view of the
fact that your percentage of control Of
the steel industry has not increased,
but decreased, and approaching the
financial distress, l do not believe it
is necessary for me to say that l don
feel like Directing under the circum-
stances"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-15
A GOOD FRIEND

No one can have a better friend
when troubled with collie or diarrhoea
than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Ever since the
middle ad man of today was a child
It has bi i going about doing good
until its fame has spread to nearly all
parts of the civilized world and stands
unrivalled for its prompt cures. It
never fails to give relief For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-15
JUST WHAT ITS NAME IMPLIES

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is all that it's name
implies. There has never been a case
reported of cramp collie, cholera NOR
bus or dysentery where this remedy
was used that it did not give prompt
relief. It is as good for the child as
for the adult and all danger from chol-
era infantum will be avoided if this
medicine is promptly administered.
For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-15
BY AUTHORITY
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.

Honolulu, T. H., June s, 1911.
All bills against the Board of
Health of the Territory of Hawaii, in
Cured during the present biennial
period ending June 3Oth, 1911, must
be presented at the office of the
Board of Health not later than July
LIST to insure payment of same.
E. A. MOTT-SMITH,
President, Territorial Board of
Health.
4ts-June s, Is, %, 20.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11

Wanted-a boy to work at N. P. lunch
room. 11-11-3p
have three nice farms near Dickin-
son that will sell on crop payments.
{. T.Langley. 11-11-3p
Wanted or 3 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, man and wife, no
children. Box 344, Dickinson. 11-11-3p
Old Virginia farms. 700 farm bar
gains. Send for our free illustrated
catalogue. Casselman & Co., Rich,
mond,Va. Established 20 years. 11-11-4p
William Fedora of Belfeld has been
in the city this week.
When Bill McCarty was in Dickinson
on Wednesday. he was looking for a TO-
car circus shipment from Emet Marks,
consisting Of cages, tents and the usual
show paraphernalia, ponies, elephants,
lions, snakes. etc., but up to Friday
the. railroad officials had not caught
sight Of the outfit in the Dickinson
yards. Mr.. McCarty had made arrange
ments with Mr.. Marks to winter the
animals for a half interest. and it was
expected that they would start a real
wild west show on the road in the
spring.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11

a rH.. =. 81 -.-... Fl. '.F-T -----
John Van Bergen of New England was
in Dickinson. this week. :.
E. X. Leonard received $500 insurance
on his auto and is we'll satisfied.
T. H. Myran and j. fl. Peterson Of
Taylor were in Dickinson on Thursday.
Attorney R. M. Andrews was down
from Beach between trains on Wednes-
day. .
A fine array of hand painted china is
on sale by Mrs. Deiters at the Ideal. on
Sims street. It
Secretary of State P. D. Norton has
sent in $99. 20 more motor vehicle license:
money, making 1926. as Stark county's.
money for 116 automobiles and 9 motor
cycles.
Passenger train No. E, due in Dickin-
son at 10 O'Clock in the evening, was
delayed somewhere On the Montana div
ision, perhaps by the cold snap. on
Thursday and did not reach Dickinson
until noon on Friday. No. 4, due at.
S 80 a. M, was scheduled for 2 o'clock
Friday.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11
LOCAL NEWS

Wanted-a good lady cook. American.
Mrs. A. H. Deiters. 11-5-tf
For sale-a 81 caliber Winchester
rifle. Anton Jensen, Dickinson. 11-4-2p
Ship or Bring your Raw Furs to US.
Quickest Returns, Highest Cash Prices
Levy Bros Dickinson N. D.. II-4.tf
Two rooms for rent suitable for light.
housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. Ted
Lambcrson. 1888 1st. Ave w. 1I-4-tf
Ladies wanting up-to-date dressmak-
ing at reasonable prices call on the
Mari Sisters, over Dickinson Hardware
store. 1O-21-4p
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11

Sam Rhoades was in from the north
this week.
S. N. Lebo from southof Medora spent
Sunday in Dickinson.
Charles Rifle was in Tuesday from the
Black Butte country.
Mrs. E C. Bishop was down from
their ranch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knudson we're up
from Taylor on Monday.
Maxwell Burnett is summoned as U. S.
juror at Fargo for the 21st.
H. Webb of Antelope was in Dickin-
son the first of the week.
Harve Robinson, the Medora banker,
was in the city on Tuesday.
W. l.. Richards went tt Minot the
first of the week to do u. S. jury duty.
For Rent-S-room house Cor. list Ave.
E and 5th St. Apply to. E.. N. Robinson.
11-5-tf.
Wanted to buy-early Matched pull
lets. Pure bred preferred. Experiment
station 4-11-tf
Landlord E. j. Berry of Glendive is
receiving a visit from his mother,
whose home is in Wisconsin.
Miss Pearl Nichols prettily entertain
ed the young ladies sewing club on Mon
day evening. The service of dainty re
freshments concluded the evenings
pleasure.
John Engbrecht went to Gladstone the
first of the week to finish up some carpeu-
ter work on the R. B. Lee house. He
also had some work at Lefor, out south
of Gladstone.
j. H. Watts. cashier of the Hebron
State bank. came up Sunday evening
to visit his brother, W. G. Watts, CASH
Ter of the Gladstone State bank. j. H.
Watts a formerly employed in the
first National bank at Mandan.
A K. G.. lodge will be instituted on
January 81 at Bismarck, the 5th lodge
in the state. The Dickinson K. C.'s
will attend in large numbers. being
he nearest lodge. Fargo. Grand Forks
and Minot are the other X. C.. cities
of North Dakota.
John Andor has sold his homestead
eight and one-half miles southwest of
Dickinson to Joseph Huntel, living
north of the city. The Improvements
were included at SIS per acre which
is considered very cheap, quality of
land considered. Mr.. Huntel made the
purchase for a son.
Miss Theresa Joyce of Edgar visited
at the Frank Small home the first of the
week and left Tuesday for her old home
in Iowa. where she will spend the win
ter. She recently made communication
proof on her Dunn county homestead
and harvested a good crop of flax this
season.
D. Hoppe was on his way Sunday to
International Falls, Mimi, to open a
big clearance sale. He had just finish
ed a sale for the Jensens at Beach,
where 81. 500 worth of goods was moved
in seven days. which was looked upon
as the big event in the Golden Valley
territory. Mr.. Hoppe has a sale sched-
uled for Mandan the last of the month
and expects to come to Dickinson early
in December.
Auditor J. A. McGregor was down
from Medora on Wednesday on some
business for Billings county. A build
ing has been rented at Medora where
county patients will be cared for in the
future and it was the intention of Mr..
McGregor- to- take Pat Conway back-with
him but the physician here thought
that he should not be moved for a-few
days.yet. 1t will be remembered that
Pat Conway had his leg amputated some
weeks ago. He is getting along SEEM
ingly very we'll now. Mr.. McGregor said
that Miss Ruth liked it so well in South
Dakota that she finally decided to re-
main another week. She returns via
Cakes and Jamestown.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Neutral oper fer )1lerico.

9Sniureftionen gonr i'm ifpne
@ong Oierico ) oct norore Dteri-
co berifer en- 8ilitono, Ser green
Ter til Fonif. Snilirgenterne ifon-
ner, at 0eres Gag bar noaet ct fri-
tiff 9unft. og Oe bar 0erfor / 3bi-
hno6ua oq Sonora begDn0t at ops
6rDoe Sernbaner og ooerifrre SeIe-
grnitroaoe. Slere 9per boloeS if6l-
ae Oleloinaerne itrengt 6eleireOe al
Sniltrgenterne, og Suiinoer al Goin-
Der og Born er berenet 9eiligbeb
til at fno ,Soripning of 9iosforns.
oenbeoer.
Oct looer life til, at Rproprel-
len al port 2anoS 9ropper oeo
@rpnien ifnl iaa Sen 9etponing,
man bobbe oentet. 5 Gag til Wor-
gen meloes ira 8nibington. at Sit
ititsoepartementet 'bnr itu0eret 9felt-
trolitets.2ooen og finoer, at Dor BE
aering ingen 9tet bar til at ior-
bin0re 6orienoelien al Goaben %
9lmmunition til S5niilrqenterne.
SfsIge flere ti0li9ere llotolelier
al pore bsieite 9ommere er oct in-
gen Cpertrpoelie al AeutraIitets-
Ioben, ON 9orgere al bette 2ano
tronsportcrer arigsmoteriole iom
Snn0eIsoore ira bette 2ono til eft
on6et 2onb, BLOT 6et life er 6eitemt
for en- Militprefspeoition irn oette
2ono, ior 6oriot uoen Seniun TIL
ON oct ifaG bruaes til arig eler
life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Jnternationalt
pialpeiproo.
st MT Sfriot fremab.

5 De internationale 9ureanerS
SanO, Sc6meit3, ct Der fornDlig onn-
net ct 6or6lno til Oprettelie al ct
mt International Bureau, nenlig
ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bern.
5or6nnoets 4rniioent er 6or.
6nn6srna6 ,5reo, @iceprpiioenter
9otionolroa0 e5o6ot, 9ern, og Bro
ieSior OItnolo, 2eip3ig.
5or6unoet pil ifeIae 9lit3 Bur.
tilItilIc oet ihmet}iife 5or6unos-
rooo Ell sfrioefie me6 9(nuoonino
ON at in06poe 9leaeringerne ane
auItnrsitater til at ien6e 9etegereoe
til en- international Gonierence, ser
ifol 6eifpiti9e iig me0 Sp6rasmaa-
let ON ct : International 6iplpe-
iprog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17

bets s. p lis, fpr Oen umerifun.
ife 6laal Jotier / iaaoan lloItrGf-
ming, at 6ens OoerIegen6eo ooer
Sapnns 5lnaOe er ooeroeloenoe."
@reoen fritiierer limited states
aIuorlie foroi oct life befriter line
9eiioOelier StiIIeboopt foriuarIigt
% benDiier til, at 9l0mirol Gepep
itrafs eiter Observation-Disclosures
cen io90e, at SSapon mart piloe bli.
De De 5oreneoe Stater for mpgtigt
Snpan bar iterft 5Gr0 meo arig5.
forbere0elier, Ga oen onerifonife
5loaoe ieiIe6e til Stillebaoet, og
bet ifo6te qniolertioig 9lo men
Snpon er MI iGr0ig til at ilna.
@reuen ihltter imnmariif iaoleoes:
ugro6ringen al gerne, iom 9lme-
rifa beiiooer Stillebaoet, piloe
for Sapan ppientlig upre en- 5or.
iDarSoft tro0s oet aggressive / 9la-
mems Sterilization. SEQ 9ento1er, Oet
er ct 2iusiper9smool ior Snpon,
og Der er aIoeIes ingen Epiol onl,
at bets Stprere er fulOt opmprf-
ionme paa 0enne Sanobe0."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
Gn betvopnoe
poieiteretsoom
Salts aUrporationSIfnt fcnoes
srnnOlouSsplois.
9Ommeu CT enoOsiaa enitemmig.

@ni6ington, :. g.. "A. Morts.
9eitemmclien om aorporationsifat
/ Hapne-2llorih- -Sololonen blep /
@aor al 9anoets 6eieiteret fenot
erunolo0sgploig 0ommer Tan,
i6ritooterenoe, iiger / 8omsprpmis.
ierne. at Senatet boooe MDn0igbeo
til at isie Sfattebeitemmelier til
9ololonen, iom bap0e i'm Sprinoel.
ie 9iepr9ientnnt6uiet. Oct be6oer
piOere 0om5pr9mislerne, at Seie-
lteret 6etroateoe aorporotionSifatten
iom Ell 9lftieifnt for Brinilegiet at
6rioe 6orretning. llo ira iomme0p-
iattelie Dor BET. 6eaeringen ierte i'm
Gag Ssielteret iinoer piocre, at
Sfattebeitenlmelierne life par en- pil-
faorlig llosDelie al en- Magt, 6ono
Der lmoer Sogens Sang par giort
g9I0enoe imoo 9onen ON aorpora.
tionsifat. = Gompen imoo 0enne
9oo 6e9pnote npIten umio0elbart
efter, at Gapne.2ll0rih 5ololooen
por 6leoen pcotaget 1909. llnopr
oen lnngDarige 9ebat ON GoloIo.
pen / Suiet og Senotet fremfom
1aft me0 5onfen ON en- aorporo-
tionsifat iom ct Mio0el til at tilpeie-
6rinoe ior 0icgcrinacn oe neoOen-
0iae sS1otpgter. 6nn ifal ielp bare
uoarbei0et oct ferite Isie llofoit til
ocnne Con oa ouerienOt llofaitet til
Suititsoopartementet for 5uI0fom.
menggrelie
Gn 2op ON Sn0fomitifot par ior
ca. IS Mar iioen al 6eieiteret fenbt
grunolooitrioig, men iom ooennpont
bleo ben Der omban6Ieoe Sfot iffe
betragtet iom SnOfomitifot, men
6erimoo iom en- glttiefot
SioIte Mar bra9te aorporations.
ifatten 9lcgeringen en- sSnotpgt al
1927, 100000 og in0epprenoe glnr
menes oen at oille giue en- sSnotpat
af ca. $30,000,000. Oct er en- gan.
ife betpoeIia Snoteetsfiloe, 9leaerin'
gen oerpeo bar fanet oabnet Bar
9onen bleuen ugploig, oiloe Rege.
ringen blepet nsot til at u6Iteoe
O6liootioner for oct geleb, oen inb-
brinaer.
gegerineen bar pe6 oen nf9ipne
DOM oun6et Ell itor SER. Suitits'
6epnrtementet paoItob, of oouen bar
grlnolopapIoiq. Genne Gaaitano bar
Ssieiteret M iloaet faIt.
Gn nnben 9ing, iom Gait iigteoe
poa meo aorporationsifatten par
ior 9iegeringen at fna OplDsning
om oe beifotteoe aorporationers IL
noniielle 9ilItano. Genne Senii9t
er ogIna opnaoet. = Domnen er |
set befe toget en- flor Seir for Br9-
iioent Gait og for g(ominiitrationen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
9fal pi ha' Rrie2
6n tbif AntOritct fornoier Stamp
meo Sapan.
Get sGloer for Sapan ON at fire
iig Wagten paa Stille6aOet.

Oct er mprfpproigt, at Bars
lerne ON Ell foreItaaenoe arig me0
Sapan life oil foritllmme. 2ige ioa
tiOt, iom oct foriifreS fra begge
Ragters SIDE, at Der er 5reo og in.
gen Sure, li9eioo oite barsles Der
pnang ON 5are. lln0er Is. os. le.
les fSlgen0e ira Berlin:
a@n amerifonif 6loaOeitation paa
9biIippinerne er en- uuo6ol0elig5ru.
ieI ior 5apon Opermd9t poa
8anOene oct fierne gIten er EN-
2iosiornsoenbeO for Sapan, og oetS
StatsmGnO, iom ier oette, ipefile.
rer poa at ilna til og bet mart. il.
ger @reo GrnIt ]ieoentlom, 5Dif.
lonos melt aniete itrotegiife 2lutori.
tet % milit9re Sfri6ent. 9an oil
ON ioa Gage oifentli9gere Ell glf.
bnnoling ON 6orboloet imellem So.
pan og llniteO States, al boiIfcn
ban 0og goo ct 8reoearf til nllni.
teo greis".
.Selo oe, Der biotil bar tpiolet,
oil life n9ete,a Tiger @reoen, vat
Snpan iorbereoer Jig til en- 9lngreb5.
frig imo0 llniteo States. Sopeoben.
iigten meo Sapans ari9 imoo Gns.
lnn0 par life at anneftere 2ono,
men at ior6inOre RuSlanos perma.
nente 9eiettelie al aorea, aipun.
ting og Bort glrtbur
2eoenoe iapauife Stntsm9no 10.
Ter iig MI operbeoiite on, at Sopan
life fan blipe peO at beItoa iom Ell
Stormagt, meo minore oct bor
Guermagt pna Stillebapet. Get mna
oeObIioe at be6erife oct fineiiife
Morfeo. 9lmcrifa er bets 9iipal Der,
og en- ueientlig Seniigt meo gana.
mofanolen er at erobre BET fineii.
lie 0arfeo pe0 at ifnbe en- fortere
92ei mellem 9lmerifas otlantiife
Sapne og Den fineiiife apit.
Snpans GrobrinaSplan omiatter
Snotagelien al F6ilippinerne, So-
moiiserne, oe nmerifauife Sonoa6.
er og Guam. SEQ at Qennemiere
oenne glon pil6e Sapan ifabe iig
ct permanent og uioranoerligt 5or.
iprinq Zen DploigIte omerifanife
Sloooe, man fon foreitille Iin oil.
De pere ubebielpeli9 pna ct iaa no.
itraft Sperntionsnreal iom Stille.
6oDet uaen Sirlpe Marineitationer,
iao Sapnns sn0tagele al nponte
9eii0oelier oiloe gere bette 2ano til
uomtoiiipt 6eriferinoe paa Stille.
bouet
Ter er in0en Ioibl ON. at Sopan
for 1ioen er i Stnno til at map
pc oisie Yer. foroi oe enten er u6e.
ipiteoe eaer utilitr9tfeligt beiUite-
De, oq Set er umitligt for oen omeri.
tanife iSlaabe at poe Dem tiliirGfte.
Iig 9elfpttelie.
Glnoieli9 Snotagelie al oisie Yer
er bperfen uianoipnli9 eaer unit
Iig. Get moo erinores, otSioen nrr.
mer ia burtiat, 90 Sapnn oil BIZ
be tpuneen til at foriunre i'm 20.
litiife og fommercielle Stilliith III.
Ser minore ginItige OmItpnoigfe.
Der, ioo benne @rlnb taler for
innre't muIigt at in6tage glmeri'
fos 9ciiooeIier | Stillebanet vt De
omerifanife Statsm9no inoler oct.
te, bet frenaaar af bet febrilife
Snitnnrf meo at befpite ganamo'
fnnnlen
st meeet betegnenoe Sioelps
faIteoes paa Sapans Seniigt 9iet-
nina al at benntte Tbilippinerne
Iom ;slaaoeboiiS oerpeo, at Sen Itore
SlDoebof. iom meb tort 9eiopr
ferites til Olongopo, pno ben melt
iforfIarlige @oaoe iprane IGf %
ianf 0enne og mnnee andre Om.
Itpnoigbeoer, iom bar urret bolot
bemmelige, piier, at Sapan npiten
er fproig til at 6erepe slmerifo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
@illiom 6 Curtis ifrIper.

8illi1m Is Curtis ifriber, at
,Mirafelitoten" oiloe opre ct pas
ienoe gtapn for Oflaboma. 5 p
9lar bor Den iamlet en- 9efolfning
al I. 100000. 3 1890 bao0e oen
252,G57 Snobpooere, 1900
790,39t oe SUM 1910 par Der
t657t55. Statens 9tpl / 6ior
ouroereOes til 1921. 100000. og
oens ylipe itocf" peroiattes til
$t3s, ,t72,000 iioite Genius.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-17
glan0f0e Me0oelel

og i69e 5nteroention til at ne6-
lgg9e Opiionoen.
@eneralito6shefen General gooo
Bar b6rt ira 1850 9}ilitsofficerer,
iom moOtager 8il6u0et ON at 0el-
tage Maneorerne Deo San 9(nto-
sio, Ger. San bar 66rt ira %
91e6raifo, men ira 1876 O}icbigon.
9}ebrnifas ionreite abinoe, Mrs.
Q}orD 2lnn 2o6r, op0e / OnSoags
93Gr6e0en al 2incoln, 9te6r., So
9(ar gammel. Sun oeieoe $50 Guno,
og Der ianoteS life 2igfiite itor
nof til at 6egrape 6en0e i, ioa ser
ninatte lones en- ipecielt til 6en6e..
Get iDnes life at bile lpffeS for
9oitmeIter G6omaS / Omaha at be-
pie lin llifploig6e0 6or nplig er
CONNER Sutton frentfommen meo
Spl0snlng ON Ell Gbecf poa S75
Der 40 en- Omoei fil660e8 9onln1eren
paa Den 9ctingelie, at ban pilre
uGre HoItneiterens politiife Ben
0ir Rooiepelt iog0e / Ell Gale /
9ll6uqlerdne, II. DO, Ons6ags @i-
te5, at bauoe Senator Qortmer al
,Sa's og @uoernor Saifea al OF
laboma er uififfeoe til at bol0e Of
fentlige @nibeoer. 9eres golg er
Ell Sfon ior oe aommlner, iom
llar pnlgt 0en1
6orleoen rante ct Sneifre0 /
gtprbeOen al @la0itone, Colorado,
aolt6uiet pe0 @ol0 Sing @ruben,
fog BET meo Jig neo en- opb Gon-
pon og begraneoe fire al bets fem
9eboere im6er Sne o9 alippeItDf-
fer. Get lpffe0es cen at un0ilippe.
st Sor0ifre0 / girginia-Miine
/ norore Wineioto be9ropeoe 26 Pr
beibere ii0Ite 26roo9 Spnoog 9lf-
ten oor 10 2ig blepen 1fopffet.
8i bar life Jet ON, at no0en al 6e
eorige 16 bIep fitnoet / 2ipe.
Sra Cincinnati 8. bcrettes. at
Ell liae iemaors @ige bleo fsrt
libel Der al en9lutomobil SsnongS.
Mo0eren iomle0e oct fife fnilite
2eaeme op oa Ipb fire apartoler
meo oet til Gitp.6oipital; men 90
man ser ln0erretteOe 6enOp ON, at
9arnet par ooo, 6lco 6m uonoit-
tig.
Sire 3or6rp0ere / 9}ebraifo5tots.
frnaiel iaa / Sen6oas 9eilio1eo
til OF flnqte. De 6oo0c noGen 6io
orbei0et 6pngieletS Soften, o9
Senong Morqe naG. 4 bleo De loot
uo al 0ereS Geller og ino / G6f-
fenet for at forbereoe 8rofoiten. ga
Soften nogen 8i0 eiter font por be
foriolnone. Sire SernitGnoer for
ct al @inouerne nor iaoet oper.
Senator anute Nelion tiger, at
ban eiter be0Ite @pne pil mooar-
beioe @eniioigbe0se eOuerensfomIten
meo Canada. San onier ben for
uretiGroig imoo 5armeren gaa
ianme Sio, iom ben pil iptte bans
Brooufter poo Sriliiten bil oen
fringe bom til at fobe paa ct be-
6eifpttet Morfet.
,Slere al 9ioropeItens Senotorer
bar life enonu uotalt oereS Stano-
punft / 6orbolo til 9rnftaten, men
De pentes at bile title iig imoo
oen.
"a 9iooiepelt reiite iaennem 9lt-
lanta Georgia, talte ban eiter Sno.
bpoelie | en- Wletooiitfirfe til gte.
arene, % Soueotanfen | bans "a.
le por, at 9tegrenes Oplpsning og
0pgtiggsrelie er oct OirfiomIte Wtio-
Del til 2esnine af 9iacepro6lemet.