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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-26
NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has lost or misplaced the following
certificate: Certificate No. 203 for 1000
shares of the capital stock of the Phoenix
Mining and Milling Company
All persons are hereby warned against
negotiating or attempting to negotiate
Che above mentioned certificate and unless
same is recovered within 60 days from date
hereof, application will be made for the is
suance of certificate of like number in it's
stead.
Dated this Goth day of August, 1911.
G. G. PUGH,
1921 West Twentieth Street, Des Moines,
Iowa.
Aug. 3l-Nov. 30.
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Notice of Postponement.

Notice is hereby given that by order
and resolution of the board of directors
the time for payment of the above assess
ment has been extended to the Oath day of
July and the date for holding the delin-
quent sale has been postponed to the
23rd day of August
EVERETT H. PATgTIJON,
Secretary Lucky Calumet Copper Min
ing Company, Limited, Wallace, IDAHO
Je29-Jy20.
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Notice of Postponement.

Notice is hereby given that by order and
resolution of the board of directors the
time for payment of the above assessment
has been extended to the Goth day Of No
vember A. d. 1911, and the date for hold
ing the delinquent sale has been postponed
to the Goth day of December, A. d. 1911,
at the same hour and place before des-
crbed
EVERETT II. PATTlSON,
Secretary Lucky Calumet Copper Mining
Company, Limited, Wallace, Idaho.
Oct. -19Dec. IA.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office of the Copper Chief Mining Com
pany, Wallace, Idaho,
Notice is hereby given that there is de-
linquent upon the following described
stock on account Of assessment No. 3,of
two and one-mills per share, levied the
18th day of September, 1911, the several
amounts set opposite the respective share
holders, as follows:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-26
Notice of Postponement.

Notice is hereby given that by order
and resolution of the board of directors
the time for payment of the above assess
ment has been extended to the 23rd day of
August, and the date for holding the delin-
quent sale has been postponed to the 22nd
day of September.
EVERETT H. PATTlSON,
Secretary Lucky Calumet Copper Mining
Company Limited, Wallace, Idaho.
Aug3-Sep21.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN.
NUAL MEETING.

Office of Hugo G. & G. NJ. Co., Saltese,
Mont, October 2, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Hugo
Gold q Copper Mining Company, will be
held at the office of 4. G. Kerns, Wallace,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-26

Idaho, on Monday, the 9th day of No
vember, 1911, at 400 o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of electing five directors to
serve during the ensuing year and Tor the
transaction of such other business as may
before the meeting.
A. G. SEIDEMAN,
Secretary.
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NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPILE
TON OF WORKS AND APFLICA-
TON OF WATER TO BENEFICIAL
USE.

Notice is hereby given that at 300 p
m, on the End day of November, 1911, at
Wallace, County Of Shoshone, State OF q,
Idaho, before James A. Wayne, proof will
be submitted Of the completion of works
for the diversion Of 5 cubic feet per second
Of the waters Of East Fork of Willow Creek
in coldance with the terms and condi-.
tions Of a certain permit heretofore issued
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OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Oct. $685..
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
MAGNOLIA.
D AC

The revival services will continue through
the week. The pastor mas been assisted thu
IA by Revs. ". F. Dawson. George W. Bounds
g. 8. Kitchen, c. II. Atkins and R. =. stephens
The work of the Berge Sisters is highly appIe-
ciated, large audiences greeting them each
night quite a nun Der from Frederick Al.
tended regularly.
Miss Elsie Anderson was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Sturt and Mr. aud Mrs.. +. s.
wyatt Friday to Monday.
George Huesmsn. OF Lin wood. Pa. was with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hussman on
Sunday. real home coming was enjoyed
through the day. Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Con-
we'll and daughter Mary, SIR. and Mrs. John
HuesmRn and daughter Dorothy made an un-
broken family circle.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs Harvey Guerley is
gladdened by the advent of baby girl.
The Town Council is having the streets worked
this week, something very much needed.
The lover OF Nature can new feast his eyes Oh
the profusion of bloom magnificent in beauty
and respendent IN promise OF iruitage
Mrs. Charles Turner and son Francis, OF Phil
adephis, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lodge.
Miss Emma inner Is making an extend, d
visit with Rev. and Mrs. f. c. Mscnichoi IN
Wilmington
Mrs. Byron Slaughter and son Byron, Of Phii
adelphla, have re urned ONE fro n visit with
Mr. and Mrs C. ). Van Burkalow.
Miss Cora knight visited Mrs. JOhu ". Wrigl {
recently.
Mrs. Charles Barratt and Miss Letha Barratt,
West Philadelphia, we're ussts OF relatives
here this week.
N 8. Ernest Seddep. Of Philad 'phia is visit.
1 her paaeHts Mr.. and Mrs. / ser L. Grace.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
William Howard taft Fund.

A generous friend b as presented to the
American Red Cross q special eL dow.
ment Of S., 900, to be called the William
Howard Taft Fund, in honor OF the
President OF the American Red Cross,
because OF his constant and helpful
assistance in all Of its work.
The interest OF this fund is to be de-
voted to providing prizes for first aid
work aud competitions among TIE
railroad men OF the country -Four
prizes with medals will be awarded
annually. The first prize for $50, The
second for s25, the third for SIS, and
the fourth for $40. for the best first aid
assistance given during the year by a
member Of any elass among railroad
men organized under Red Cross aus
pices. Any contestant for these prizes
must, in order to qualify, send a sworn
statement, supported by the sworn
statement Of the physician who fret
treated the injured man, to the Firs
AID Department OF the Red Cross. a
jury will be appointed to determin
upon the winner
The remainder OF the interest OF this
Iuud will be devnted to prizes aud
medals for competitions in first aid
among railroad men given Hnder Red
Cross auspices.
Smnar prize- will he provided by
the American Red Cross for members
fOther fist aid classes organized under
the auspices OF that association.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
BURRSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Arlie Salisbury, o.
Brownsville, were recent visitors at this
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stafford
west of town
We are glad to report Fred Otwell much
improved from his fall, which was re-
ported in this paper sometime ago, and
able to take his position.
Mrs. VIM. Wooters, of Hickman. spent
Wednesday with her son, w. c. WOOters,
in town.
The market is well supplied with shad
this spring
Misses Elma Jabobs and Pearl Satter-
field were recently guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Cieaves.
Mrs. Laura Russell and Miss Meta
Morgan were Denton visitors last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Annie Sipple, of Brownsville,
visited her sister, Mrs R. II. Dill, last
Tuesday
Miss Ma E. Breeding and Charles
Butler were entertained Thursday even
ing, at the home of Mr. and Mrs c. n.
Fountain.
Work was begun on the roads through
town, Friday, in the first place by grad
ing them What is known as the Honey
Hill, is to be graded at least three feet.
This of course will add to the looks of our
town. The residenters are glad to know
of any marked improvement
Miss Mary II. Thawley, Of Chiffon
Grove, was the guest of her aunt, Miss
Eva Thawley, on Thursday.
Misses Eva A. Thawley, Zoe McCauley
and Iva Russell were guests at the home
ofthe former S brother, John II. Thawley
of Chiffon Grove, on Friday.
Misses Marion Stafford and Ruth Har-
vey were highly entertained at the home
of Miss Nellie Melvin last Sunday.
The building committee, Norman Out
ten, Geo. L. Blades, Everett Smith, John
Wooters, 7. r. Jacobs, Alex Russell and
Carroll Thawley on Sunday last attended
a business meeting at the NJ. K. parson- |
age in regards to the church moving
Ralph Cahall, of Phila., spent few
days with relatives last week.
House cleaning seems to be in order
with some Of our busy house wives
The NJ. +. parsonage IS being improved |
on the interior by having it grained. B. !
of Denton, is doing the
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Good, of Denton,
visited relatives in town last week.
The wishes of the members of the NJ. /
P. Church were granted by the return Of |
their pastor, J. T. Bailey, who served so
we'll last year.
Miss Florrie +. Dill is spending the
week with her friend, Miss Ethel Cahall, |
Of FELTON,
Pupils in our school, who by their good f.
satisfactory conduct and reg /
llar attendance are entitled to honorable (
mention for the period recently ended,
are Olos Smith, Lottie Good, Rawlings
Dulin, Stanley Russell and David New
man
Zedoc Sipple has greatly improved his
property.
Owing to the inclement weather Rev.
!. T. Bailey preached to a good congre-
cation.
7. !. Ellwanger is getting lumber in
)lace for his new dwelling Contractor
Dill will have charge of the work of con
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Smith. of Whitleys-
,urg, visited Mrs Smiths parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Alfred Ross, Sunday
Miss Meta Morgan was delightfully."-
on Sunday at the home of
Ter cousin, Miss Mary +. Breeding d
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28

Mrs. Francis E Wilbur, widow Of the late Johr
Wilbur died al the home Of her daughtsr, Mrs Iohr
Leeount in Lincoln. on Thursday. Aodl 20, 1911
Of general debility, aged 50 years, months and :
days.
Mrs. Annie E. Aossburs died at the home Of her
daughter and son-in-lav, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wal
ker in Prime Hook Neck. Tuesday April 25th 1911
Of geneaal debility. aged s. years months and D
days
Miss Cassie Pet,yiohn daughter Of the late Abel
Pettyiohn, died in Philadelphia. Tuesday April
25th, 1911 aged about S3 years. His remains will
be brought to Milton on noon train Thursday and
taken to the home Of his mother in North Miton.
d {
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
BLACKSMITH OUTFIT.


should be stormy sale will be next fair day, the
following to wit;
Cow giving milk.
BLACKSMITH OUTFIT.
lot Of Wagon Tongues Grindstone, Trussel
Benches, Iron Vice, Anvil, 2 Drill Presses and
Bits. Tire Shrinker. Rey nOds fire Bolter'
Sledge Hammers, Blower, 3 Monkey Wrenehesi
lot OF open end Wrenches, lot Of PincheTe, lIOn
square, set OF Dies and Taps. lot OF Threaded
Nuts, Spirit Level, lot OF Z inch Rivets. Peck
Horn, Hand Hammers, Blacks NTH Tongss
Punches and Coal Chisels, Heading Tools, Con =,
Shoeing Outfit, lot Of Horse shoes aud Horse
Shoe Nails, Set Screws ire Bolts, Carriage
Bolts, Point Bands for buggy wheels, screw
Ciampa, pair of Bolt Cutters, lot Of Is l6 short
Arms lOl OF New Iron Rims and SPokes. Mneel-
wrig ghtiDg Tools, WOOd-wOrkers Vices, Hollow
Anger. W Wheel Bench, lot of Shafts and Cross
Bars, Sewing Machine, Single Trees, Cart
heels. Wagon Gear. finished but not lr0ned'
HemlOck Board, Scrap Iron. Hickory Fitch
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Small Coal Stove, OH Stove, Gasoline Stove big
Cutting Table. OOkstove aBd Fixturesi bxten-
sion Table, set StOOs. set DluingrOOm Chairs,
Rocking Chairs. old fashi ned Bureau lot OF
Lamps. Table Dishes, Buckets, MirrOrs, Disn
Pans ! Lounge Clock old time Clock, Coal
stove good as new, Canned Fruit, Heater Stove,
Stands, Table, couch, set of Cane seated Chairs,
window Shades. 4 Bedsieads Mirrors, Wash
Bowl and Pitcher. Bed Quilts good Singer Sew
iuR Machine, Chests, very old walnut Desk
+ Ood Chopper ? Refrigerators, Glass Jars, gal
lon Oi Can, Lantern, Ice Cram Freezer, Tubs,
Wash Boiler, Barrels Boxes, stone Jar, Meal
Chest
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
W heel BsrrOw. Hoes, / Horse Drag good as
new, Horse PloW Now ng ScYihe. "a foot EX-
tens on Ladder, RunabOut, Oeear carriage
Dear loTu W agOns, Horse Wagon new, Wheel
lack Canopy UmDtella. Potato Spacer. Corn
Shelter, LAwu Mower, lot OF Forks.
Terms ash
An parties owing this estate will please settle,
and all parties that q owes Will please present
thei' bills
WILHELMINA JOHNSON,
N.F DAWSON
Administrators
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
ThursdaY. MaY 4fh. 19ff,


commencing promptly al 10 O'Clock a. M but
IL that day should be stormy then sale Will 9e
held nrst fair day. the following to wit;
LIVE STOCK.
Bav Mare. years old, Weighing about 100
pounds fiue driver. single or double, fearless OF
automobile, hne style aud gentle for any ladY
70 drive pair Mules, years old. weighing about
$50 pounds each, well mated, good walkers
splendid drivers, afraid Of nothing aud any
child eau handle them NutwOOd Colt, coming
years old nne prospects fresh Cow years
old. good butter Cow year old Heller VITO
Calf Al her side, will be weeks OLD day OF sale
Cow years old with Calf at her side year Old
Jersey Heller expects 70 be fresh about middle
Of May Jersey Calf. year old; Heiier Caif
5Ows, Is Pigs 5 weeks old. ShOats Weighing
about $50 pounds each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Horse Wagon, Heavy Dearborn. Runabout,
Basket Sleigh, With strings Of Bells, Road Cart,
Horse Cart and Wagon. Binder, Mower, kaka.
SOD Cutter. Corn Planter, corn shelter Acme
Harrow Superior Drill good as new. ? Haud
Planters. Grain Fan two Horse Plows Horse
Plow, new ground PloW in good order. Guilt
yOtOrs, Fluke HarrOWs fam Hay Rack new,
Log Chains, Cow Chains sets Wagon Har-
ness. set Of Dearborn Harness, sets Carriage
Harness, new. Collars, lot OF PlOw Harness,
Robes Blankets Robes. ETC., heavy Dearborn
Pole, large Scalding Casks, large Pots. 26 gal
Ions each, set OF 500 pound Beams, Hog Hooks,
Sausage Grinder aud suffer, Ice Cream Freezer
good as new, Cream Separator, lot OF j ars aud
Tubs. and other things TOO numerous TO mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Cook Table, Cupboard, Parlor Stove. Set Stoves.
King eater, Parlor Stove GrindstOne.
400 baskets OF Corn, l50 bushels OF Wheat, 10
bushels Of New Era Cow Peas, stacks Timothy
Hay, stack Of Long Fodder, "a acres of Wheat
in ground. acres OF straw berries ready to pick
{ his spring rolls OF 3 feet Chicken Wire, roil
feel American Fence Wire. lot Of Chicken
CaOps, etc.
Terms sums of 5000 and under cash. All
over that amount credit OF 6 months Will be
given by the purchaser giving his note with ap-
proved security. No goods 10 be removed until
terms are complied with
MRS. MARTHA f. TODD, Administratriz.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
Public Sale.

Being ompelled to quit farming on account Of
I he death or nay husband, have decided 10
sell my personal property at my home y mile
from Blanchard Station on road leading 70
Bridgeville, 4 miles west OF Greenwood, on
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
Public Sale.
will sell the personal property Of my late hus-
band on the farm located at Johnson's Roads on
Thursday, May 9th, 1911,

commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, but II that day
should be stormy sale Will be uext fair day, the
following TO wit:
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28

com menoiug promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m, out
IL that day should be stormy then sale Will 9e
held drst fair day, the following to wit;
rTXrE sTOCE
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Amtli9 lit ons Staatsoeparte-
ment nod nibt OabOn bena1ri1tigt
moroem OaB Deuti9lano ben ameris
fanii1en @rporteuren Don &erfSeug-
ltabl uuo Sartgummi Die 3Oaermd-
B%igulgen, mel9e fir oiele 8aren in
ben neuen 9anOelsnertr6gen nit
S9peoen uno Sapan gepdbrt lino,
nibt 5ugeIteben nil. 9as 5taats-
Department liebt lid oaber audi au-
Der Stanoe, auf Die beIorgten Anfra-
gen amerifanii9er Stabl- unB Sum-
mifabrifanten cine b~efrieoigelOc Int-
mort gu geben. Bis Jest bat Deutid-
LAMB Die nit Nmerifn ~beitebenoe Ser
eitbarung Der Wteiltbegiinitigiing ges
treulih befolgt. @enn aber Die Oeut-
fltbr non omerifaniihem @ert8eiig-
l6e Gegierung in 8e5ug auf Die Gin
ltabl unO 9artgummi ieBt cine Aus-
nabme al MAIDEN beabiihtigt aitf Oen
@runo bin, onB Amerifa ben Oerts
iden Sabrifanten BON Hapier uro
SoIsbrei Die glei6e 5onfreie gebanos
llng pie Die fir GanoOa perpeigert.
wlro oas Stnats0eparten.ent mobi
nidts anoeres tun f0nnen, us 0egs
9:erlauf Oei bereits eiugeleiteten ger
ri:.Ii6en SdJrit,e a%bSumarten. De
g"n Die @ntihsiollng Oes ameritani.
ldlen 8onamtes, oaB auf Support bon
os1lt.1em Papicr uno Sol5orei Ger
tisreriee 8ca uciter 5u entriGten
lit, baben Die tntereIiiertea Slnput-
sea1e 8errfan0 cingelegt un0 bis our
Hloailtigen Gn ;d,eiOung Oieier SlaSe
ppvoen aud Die omerifantiben CT
gasteure pen SSerf5eug unO &art-
0nlumi ben ies;gen oeutIden 3On Dt-
5oblen miiiien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
anBis Slut.

Ole @erei3tbeit, ole li9 IN Stub
lamb pegen Der aiinoigung Oes ruiz
decentralization SauoelsDertrages
funogibt uno oa5u gefii1rt bat, Dab
in Der Dltrna cine 8in gegen oas a.
merifnnil9e @rportgei6Gft einge-
bradt moroen 1T, l1Bt Die atnerifa-
nil6en 8olitifer 5iemli1 faIt. Selbit
penn Die Sin bon Der 0llma allge-
ilommen Der0en lolte, beOiirfte lie
Der @%rtbeiBung oes ruliii6en &ei1s-
rats unO oes 3aren ielblt, I'M gum
@eIes al iperoen. Aber aud baum
tonne lie Dor Saruar 1913 nidt IN
&raft treterL neil Der ieBige 8ertrag
NIT &uBlnno nit Der Weeiltbegiinlti-
gungsflaulel nod bis oabin automa-
til1 IN &raft bleibt. Die An5ei1en
lino, OaB unterbanOlungen Degen
Nbl9Iulies zines nelten 8ertrages DOR
September 1912 ni9t ernitli9 unter-
nommen weroen mer0en. Sn Der
3Di19en3ett Deroen Die dagemeinen
@nblen in &uBlanO uno Die politi-
iden acknowledgements un0 &ag-
men in Den Ser. Staten Der @el9i9.
tie angeboren uno man glaubt, OaB
nit Der 8eieitigullg Der @abri9ein-
li9teit politiider 8%eeinfluiiung III
beioen 2GnOern Die 8ertrngsunters
banoIungen in rubiger unO Deritdnoi-
ger 8eiie gefiibrt weroen fOnnen.
Mon bolt es fir Wabri9einli9,
oaB ar1tott zines 8ertrnges oeren
5mei abeeI9[oilen perOen. Der cine
@ertrag Diiroe iid gang INN Sanoels-
Angelegenbeiten 0reben; Der anoere
Hur Inn Mngelegenbeiten 0es 8iir-
gerleinS uno Der DECENTRALIZATION; bic
Ies piiroe Oaber aud cine 8ebanO-
lung Der Slloenfrage einl9lieBen. @s
1T mogIid, OaB Die ruiiii6e &egier-
urle Oas @ini6lagen Oieies gerfab-
rens in 8ori6lag bringt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Apga&A ~ 4asag Il 4aaag uG Sas@ q sAas6 q s@@p q gSSs@ a&4fed

febr, itnO felt Montag abgei hpitten.
Die aus oieien bei0en Stooten elm
laufeuoen Depeinen iino nit aus-
nabme oerienigen, Uelhe iibqr ct
&etersburg fommer, lebr turs. Sie
meroen crit nah 9ombap uuo Don
BORT iiber Die 2abeainien Der @aiteru
Selesrupb Company nod SOnOOn be-
foroert.
8iri6. %. De5ember. Ser bier
anidiiige Or. Rinfel bate lid NIT lei
ner @eliebten, elmer ruIiiiden Dot
torin, ent5peit unO mad)te Den 8er-
luf, iie 81 erl9ieBeu bod bra9te er
ibr nur i9mere 8erleBungen bel.
Damn Iegte Or. 4infel SanO an lid,
aber Der 5elbItmoro -Geriu6 nib.
gliidte. Iunmebr itellte er lid Der
Holi5et.
Or. ainfeI iii Elm @nfel @ottirie1
ainfeIs, Der i'm gtoDenlher oes Sob.
res 1850 BON Dem Onmaligen Shi.
benton @arI Shur5 aus Der 9aft in
Spanoau befreit muroe.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
eon0on. %. DECEMBER

Gonoon. %. DECEMBER. Isle
Der @etersburger correspondent oes
u0oilp telegraph melOet, bat cine
iiberuGltigenoe Mebrbeit i'm 3emlt-
NO 0es @oubernements &berion
ourd @ermittlung beg @rofer
Gtenbad, 0es friiberen @oelsmar-
I6oas BON aberion, einen Aufruf an
ale 3emItpos in &uBlano geri6tet,
in Dem elm 8opfott amerifanii6er
Mal6inen uno anoerer Baren ems
pfoblen miro.
Ser 8oDfott, beiBt es in Oem Iuf-
ruff, ion in Saene geieBt uerOen als
y9roteit gegen Die @inmiidune
amerifas in &uBlanos innere an-
gelegenbeiten."
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

8efing, %. 9eaember 2.26
Morgens. - Ole MongoIei, faIt 10
.aroB wie oas eigentIide Gbina, miro
morgen ui1abbGngig erflGrt peroen,
u1o glei65eitig miro China BON iei-
mem groBen |oinnenItonte SiirfeItnn
oetrefmt. 8eioe 21noer fallen benz
@influB &rBL1no's onbeim uno iper-
ben nitt bel mebr iein, als ruIiii1e
8oiauenItaoten. &uBIan0 miro al
ieoer 3eit imltanoe ietn, fie gu ar-
neftieren. Gin @roBfban miro oils
Monarh Ser Mongolei eingeiebt per-
ben. Ser 8au Der Srans=N tongo-
Iei=gabn, fir pelden NuBlano felt
LANCER 3eit Die @rlaubnis Gbinos
gu erlangen beriu6te, miro ieBt aus
gefiibrt uno europa miro alsoann
0rei ooer bier 3agereiien peniger
melt BON Befing entfernt iein.
Ser rliiif6e ginfluB miro Die ia-
panii1e Snterelienipbdre in Der
Manoi9urei auf gefabrli6e @eiie
fInnfieren uno cine Anian5 Sapans
nit &uBlnno gum Gduse ser iapa=
niihen Sntereiien bari friiber ODER
ip1fer erDartet mer0en. &uIlii6e
9ffi5iere unO 8enmte, iDenn ni1t Die
ruiiiIde @eeiprung ielbft, baben 0ieie
gntpidIung in Der MongoIei berbei-
gefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@eidpaOer Oeritdrft.

Ole am Montag erfolgte 4nfunft
BON A neiteren &riegsl1iffen Der off
atil1en Slotte Der Ser. Staaten in
S6angbai maft es flar, Oab Die Ser.
Staaten Der oortigen Sage groBe
Aufmeriiamteit ldenfen. Sn Sbang-
bal miro befanntli1 Die 6~rteOenston-
feren6 5tpil9en Den 0eIegaten Der
rebolutionGren Yartei an Oeren
Spite Or. ssh Sins Sang ftebt, uno
ben 8~ertretern Der imperiaM tii6en
@artei an oeren 5pibe Gang SbaO
Oi itebt, abgebalten. Dit Der @n-
funft Der Greu5er rg4etu Orleans
Cincinnati" uno 0MlbanD" uno Oes
SorpeOoiGgers DDale~ lit Die 3abl
Der bel Sbangboi itationierten ameri-
fanii9en &riegsfabr0euge auf II ge-
Itiegen. 9ie anOeren bort Itationier-
ten amerifanii1en Sabr5euge, allBer
ben ge1annten itno Oie Sorpeoo-
iager Decatur" uno n8~nin-briOge"
Die 9obIenfdiffe uAbarenon" unr
nNaniban", Der areu5er nSaratoga"
oos Eransportidiff D&dtpbopn" unb
Der Senoer nYOmpeD~.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
SeamtenuabI.

Die 0@ermonia~ 2oge glo. Is 6
Of. Is. Bat in i6rer lesten 2ogeniis.
ing fir oas fonrmenoe Sabr Die fol
genoen @eamten ermdblt: S. 6. Wfll
ligon, s. 9on3ler, s.. 9. Snoin, .
4an5ler; Geo. Angernlann, 8rGla
$. 2aiiboh, s. Sefretdr; 8m. Cider
6inan5iefretGr S. 8. Selbie, Sdas
meilter, 20. &ermin; 6r. Seebooe
Siibrer; $. @inter, inuere @o6e
8. Ntartin, 0llBere @a6e uno Geo
angermnnu, aug. @enb uno @m
Mortin 8ernaltungsrat.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
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