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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
H. s. STEEL BUYS 100000 PLANT.

Cleveland. June a-The United States
Steel CORPORATION has bought the Bassot-
Presley Company one OF the largest An-
isbod steel iobhlng concerns in the country.
According to Vice President T. &. Kohl
frath. OF the Bass Presley Company, the
consideration was not less than slVU,W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10

Ex-Judee f.. II. Gary, chairman os tie
hoard of the Steel Cooperation, when asked
about the purchase OH his return from
Washington YESTERDAY said he did not
know anything about the company men
toned He added, however. TIT there nad
been negotiations under way for tn. pur-
pose Of acquiring site for warehouse at
Cleveland and that perhaps the Basseft-
Presley company owned .he properly.
The Steel Corporation las recently estao-
lished warehouses in vari5us parts of the
country to serve as distributing stations
for its products. one o. these pelAS III
Newark and another IN San -ranclsco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
Democratic Opposition Expected.

The new plan. which is urged by Rear
Admiral Wainwright and other naval OK
perts will probably he presented in detail
ny Secretary Meyer in his next annual 70
Iort Although il is regarded a. inevitable
nat Congress ultimately viii appreciate
1he wisdom Of this policy as auxiliary to
the greater policy Of military efficiency of
the feet. toward which the present admin
istration has been working. IL is doubtful
whether il would be approved al the pres
ent time. with the Democrats in control Of
the House. The Democrats would naturally
oppose il, for two reasons. They nave per-
slstently stood in the way of naval prog
,ess and they have more persistently re-
fused 10 approve the closing OF the smaller
navy yards. most OF which are in the South.
These arc now practically obsolete In the
days OF smaller ships and sailing vessels
they were a necessity. But with the in
crease in size and cruising radius of fight
ing ships propelled rs steam. they are SCI
dom used and then oaly for minor repairs
on the smaller vessels The work is al
most entirely concentrated in the big
Yards, with adequate hsrbor facilities and
mechanical equipment. where IL can be done
more effectively and economicaly.
In accordance with this plan OF reducing
the number OF yards 10 Two on each coast
the building OF repair ships, which will
.natle division to maintain itself indie
10 ndcnt of the yards. except in cases in
which the docking and extraordinary re-
pairs are required. will be urged. Other
fdiupc.s VIII b. a floating dock, ammuni-
ton ships, GOLFERS and tank ships. So
equipped, Il division would be able TO keep
itself in constant fighting trim. ready for
battle as an independent unit of the fleet
and largely Independent Of the naval bases.
V it'll repair ships. also. much OF the work
now done at the. yards will be performed
anoat, adding greatly "a the mobility OF the
feet. In preparation 70: the adoption OF
the plan. Congress will first lie asked 10
authorize the building of repair ships OF
special modern design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
LoslMEa COMMITTEE ORGANIZES

Washington. June e.-Thc first meeting Of
the Lorimer Investigating Committee was
held to-day. Senator Dillingham;, Of Yer
mont was elected chairman. No date Tor
b.eipning the inquiry was fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
MEYER WOULD RETAIN
ONLY -FOUR NAVY YARDS
Two on Atlantic and Two on the
Pacific Coast To Be
Developed.
REPAIR SHIPS FOR FLEET
The Secretary Determined to
Bring the Navy Up to the
Highest Possible Fight
ing Efficiency.
From The Tribune Bureau. J

Washington. June 9.-Determined to leave
undone nothing which will promote the
efficiency OF the American navy. Secretary
Meyer has decided TO recommend TO Con
rress a radical development of the naval
reorganization. the next logical step in the
promotion Of the efficiency Of the fleet
afioa;. for which he has strven so earnest
ly and conscientously ever SINCE he be-
came Secretary. This development Will
consist of the abolition of all but four navy
yards. two on each of the great coasts OF
this country, the Atlantic and the Pacific.
respectively. and the rounding out OF the
feet divisions by adding thereto adequate
repair ships capable Of making extensive
repairs at sea.
When this is done the highest degree OF
efficiency and economy in the great navy
yards Will be attainable, and the division.
equipped with repair. hospital. ammunition
and coaiing ships. will have reached the
greatest state Of Independence and COM
pleteneSs which can now be conceived.
The determination to take this step-that
is. 10 urse Congress to approve this pro
cressive policy-is based on tho best expert
advice available. and is formed in the face
Of knowledge that at first il will meet bit
ter opposition in Congress. or at least from
that large section which has always re-
earded a navy yard as d sort Of local per
ouisite maintained, first. because OF its
utility in promoting the political fortunes
OF the Representative in whose district ana
the Senator in whose state II happens 10
be. and supported only. secondly. as an ad-
June: to the welfare and efficiency OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
MORGAN REPRESENTATIVE
Of BUSINESS IDEALS
That Is Intimated by Steel Cor'
poration Director al
Inquiry.
ROBERTS AND GAYLEYHEAKD
Steel Directors in PennsyiVah'"
Board-How Rail Prices Are
Fixed-Committee and
Counsel Clash
ROBERTS AND GAYLEY HEARD
(Fram The Tribune Bureau.

| Washington. June e-Beyond deVe'op''s
! that Audrey Carnegie was an ast"'e
cicr. that men OF large business
| ideals" and that some OF the uii
In tie United States Steel Corpof'''o', ."
also directors Of the Pennsylvania ma"
| road. the special committee inVes''s','", >
the United States Steel Corporation na"
rather duh time to-day. eScep''"e "
with counsel OF the corporation
Members Of the committee were du~~,'S
Perciyal Roberts a director OF no'h ''''
Steel CORPORATION and the PenhsyN aii''
Railroad as TO the presumed relations pe-
tween the two corporations. "he" "eP'
sentative Beall, of Texas. asked
WAS II the same spirit OF philanthropy
that guided independent steel na""'ao'',
ers TO make agreements before the o's''"
zation of the United States steer 'erpo.'
ton which prompted the Steel 'orpo'"''o''
to save the nation in 1907 by taxing oso'
the Tennessee Coal and Iron COMPANY
Mr.. Roberts was replying That he no NOT
believe philanthropy entered into busliicSs'
when r. V. Llndabury. the corporation
attorney. protested against the question:
"I submit" he said that arguments pe-
tween the auestioner and the witness are
unseemly.''
REPRESENTATIVE Beall declared that he
cared little for the attorneys OPINION
chairman Stanley said the committee
would not he reprImanded by the attorney
and Representative Bartlett loudly demand
cd tho invoking OF the rule" which means
that II an attorney has an ooJectioh II
must he presented in writing to the COM
! ,,ittee Mr.. Iindabury shortly aitei"ird
left the hearing end did not return.
Tho form Of question was finally chaneeo'
and Mr.. Roberts answered that since the
formation Of the Steel Corporation pusi-
nesa mon in this country had new Ideals
which governed them TO avert destructive
competition 49,.
Il believe" lie said. that through 'he
! Gary dinners men I'm the steel business
have accomplished great results lot the
benefit OF all by the application 81 Sood
common American sense. Example mas
great deal TO do with the affairs Oh THIS
world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
Stanley Thinks Of J. p. Morgan.

With j. Pierpont Morgan in nii''n'
though not mentioning him by name
Chairman Stanley asked:
rs there in the financial world to-day
man of infinite power and vast interests
whose example is regarded III way DIS 'i'e
law by big business men,
NO" replied Mr. Roberts. 81 think
there are certain new ideals OF cooperation
which govern us all-ideals that may be
,.rsonified I'm certain individuals
rs there such an individual in America!
asked Mr.. Stanley.
Yes. I think So
Where does he reside
IL think hi. name IL legion-at least
that is the hope for the future ct TINS
country. II we destroy individualism we
surely will get into trouble.
1T is the first time ] ever heard j. r.
ca He'd legion" remarked member OF the
committee. soto voce.
WHO is the example in the steel indus
try?" asked Mr. Stanley.
II think no one man particularly, MT.
Roberts replied.
rs there not one man." Mr.. Stanley con-
tinued. whose example business men or
mense grasp of modern conditions his
touch which potentiates the railroads OF
the nation, the steel manufacturing bust
ness the establishment of banks. and ex-
tends to all the multifarious ramiflcaiions
Of business of the county. and who can
not only frame business conditions, hui
change them by the mere press Of but
tom
Smilingly answering the question ;he
witness replied: Il know who Is in your
mind and IN the minds of most of the per
sons I'm this room. Whatever he may ac-
complish for the good OK the government
and uphClding the business interests of the
country he does by reason of hs qualities
and his ideals IL is not because OF his
personality and name. II is the ideal which
he represents that makes the country what
II is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10


tanned by concentrating the force and ma
chinery Tor the more extensive repairs the
maintenance of great drydocks, etc, at
law large navy yards has been ahuhdahuE
indicated by the investigations whch Sec
rotary Never has conducted through
number Of expert boards charged with TINS
Gutv. the proposed change would IN no
way alter the present policy Of empioylns'
60 FAR - practicable, "a snip oiil'cIs an
crev to make needed repairs OF change the
present policy Of putting military efhciency
before commercial or economic administra-
lion. ON the CONTRARY. it would promote
the former while at the same time effect
inr the greatest degree Of economy COM
paiible with such military efficiency.
The New York navy yard. a. has been
4 told in these dispatches. has been carefully
!. surveyed and found satisfactory-that IS
not only satisfactory at the present uihe'
tu, susceptible " such DEVELOPMENT as tline
end naval progress will inevitably demand
A most comprc hensve report. already out
lined in The Tribune, shows ii 10 he oapa-
bic of any demands which NAV be made on
i for rpanv years TO come. There remains
roveyer. 4 grave question regarding the
advise hil,ty Of retaining the Mare Island
yard a. 4 permanent base. This ia due 10
The seat difficulty encountered in main
tanning sufficient depth Of channel TO
provide accessibility for the modern naval
vos.G. Wit its increased draft. There Is,
therefore. no little probability that this site
viii have 10 be abandoned but should that
re necessary the naval experts will still!
favor san Francisco Bay. but a location
thereon more accessible 10 vessels IF great
draft. as both the strategic and economic
pont for one Of the bic Pacific Coast yards.
so far az Bremerton, On Puget Sound. is
concerned there is no difficulty whatever
I'm the direction of insufficient depth OF
channel In fact. the only difficulty ever
encountered there is the great depth. which
makes exceptionally long anchor cables
necessity.
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9. 81. NationaIhl1noes muroe Sic Gin
regl1ng beber5igt, elm &rebbiiro ein-
5uridten, ous oen r8runnenpergff-
tern" an Sen engtiid- amerifaniiden
Rldttern Oas @anomerflegen uno oa-
ral1 binarbeiten loa, wtiientlid ooer
ummiiientli6 gefalid)te, auf oeutide
Anyelegellbeiten iih b%e5iebenoe Mus-
ltreunigen auf oas ridtige MaB 5u=
riid5ufiibren. @as eeideben miro,
nenn sic 3eitltngen oie Aufnabme lol=
der Rihtigitellung pe%rpeigern, bleibt
einitmeilen ab5umarten, aa5uidarf
miro man iebo6 mpbl idmerli6 por=
geben, oenn sic 2eiietreterei gebort
gu jenen onitedenoen &ranfbeiten,
pon benen Sic Nahfommen Ser alien
8ermaren bier5ulal10e leioer nllr aQz
5ll oft befallen mcroen.
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Gineu intereiantcn 1le6erblif mber

Sic nodienoe 9eoelltung uno Gerbrei=
tung Ser orohtloien S%elegrapbie gibt
oa5 gerner interrationole Jelegra=
phen=Sourllal IN elmer StatiItif, oie
Sic letten orei Sabre nebeneil1anoer
i1ellt. Am 1. Solr1ar 1909 marer
insgelammt 50 Stationen fir oraht=
lcie 5%elegrnp5ie o,f Sem grobo0en IN
Shutigfeit, mahrcno mani 5uqleld bel
416 Sdiffen @orrlhtl,ngen fir Tlu1f=
lprilhe feltiteQen fonllte. Gin Sahr
ip0ter mar Sic Sail Ser Statipnen aul
Ser groe bereits auf 1856, uno Ste
3abl Ser Observation-Disclosures aul
Shiffen al1f 619 angemadlen. SIN
1. Sa1lar 1911 maren I'M 9etrie6e
219 auf feitem 2uno errid)tete Statlo=
nen fir orahtlpie 5%elegrabpie, mah=
reno an 0em gleiden 3eitpunfte falt
taule11o, genor 9SS Seeidiffe 6lnf=
Iprl1heinridtl!ngen altfmle1e EN-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

SEN beganne11 am Montag tn &efing
mieoer Nad)ridten ein5utreffen, nod
Sem Ser telegrapbiide @erfebr sort
mebrere Gage lang p%oaitan0ig abge=
ifnitten mor. @enol1 fins Sic 8e=
ridte nidt, bod glaubt mani aus III
men i9lieBen gu oiirfen, ouB in @un=
fom un6 ssh Chang Sic Sronung Ell
nigermaBen interchangeable lit. Mit
Nusnabme BON sen uuslan6ilden 81
itriften befinoen iid 0ie'e bei0en
tStaote pou1tanoig in Sen 9anoen Ser
&ebelen, un0 Ste Sbatiade, bnB
6rulten u1o 4inoer Sic Staot perlai=
len, ldBt 6arauf idlieBen, baB Sic
ser &ebeaen, tpelde gut aus
geriitet iin6, iid oltf eine11 energiiden
gegen sic &egierungstrup-
pen %porbereiten, bon oenen mebrere
iid entpe0er al1f Sem
Marid nod Sanop befin0en o0er
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Muf Scr 6eim1reiie.

2osMngeIes, Gal., II. DIT.
Mit ser Mbreiie bon bier bat ser
3rditoent ieinen 5meiten 8eia1d Ser
Nacific=4Mite, felt ieinem @in5rge in
bos @eiBe Sous been6et, uno bon
iebt ab Biz gum 1. Mopember miro
Serr @aft fih @aibington pieoer
ndbern. Son bier n11s miro ser Hr6-
iioent sic 1dngite Sabrt ser eegenrpGr-
tigen &eiie unternebmen, neil muir
Elm reguIdrer Mufentbalt in Ogden,
Utah, %porgeieben iii, Big ser 8rdiioent
in Montano erreidt, mo er am
Domerftag einige 5tunoen pertpei-
len miro. gr miro nlio 40 @t1noer1
lang foit ununterbroden in ieinem
Eripatmager peile11 un6 in linn Gu
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.illltionen, Sic gum Sbeil pom ebema=
ligen Sefretar oes Sr1nern Sames 6.
Gorfiel0 au5georbeitet maren, Ser
nad Mnjidt ser Ielegaten im Namen
BON 5beobore Nooiepelt lpra9 un6
Ser, mie nod am Gormittag geglm1bt
muroe, nidt eine Domination zines
beitimmten Monnes gu oiei er 3eit Be-
.fiirporten miiroe. Sen &eiolutioner
gingen 5ablreide He0en Doraus, 0ie
in begeijterten @orten 6ns Sob 6eS
@iseoner Senatprs prieien. Gang
nicer Grparten fun0 bie &onferen5
bereits am Mbeno ibren MbidluB ltn6
Sic meiiten 9elegaten oer1ieben Sic
Staot unmittelbar nad SdluB Der
Situng. 7os Frogramm fir Gten-
itag miro iein, Sic l1nteritiibung bon
ieiten Ser itaatlifen uno: lofalen &ar1-
oioaten ut0 Srganiiationen 5u ge-
minnen.
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Npti;em aus Der Smmoes:
b%anptitaot mno politt:
i6c 6eoanfen.

aslah Ser umgebel1ren Mebrbelt,
melte oQs Gplf Don Californian 81
Gl,niten Ser moDerne11 politllden
,Soeen Ser Sl1itiatipe. res Heteren=
buns u11o ielblt Ser slbberlrf ing Ser
Nit1ter a~bgegeben Fat, SIT 1rtbeilen,
faun Erait0ent Gait faum hoffen,
oa5 Gleftoral : &ptum olel les blsber
ijberniegeno repl1hlifaailden Staa=
ties 5u erbalten, oa CT gegen o1e'e
Soee iebr entlGieoen Stellung ge=
nor1n1en bot. 1ie Snitiatipe uno
nos Mefere1oa1m, melhe befan1tl1d
5u oen1 iogenannten Oregon Nlune
gef)6ren, liegeu Jest Sem Sberbun=
oesgerift sur enogiiltigen Gntldei=
o11ng nor, oui 8rl1no Ser 9erufl1ng
elmer 5elephon uno Selegrupben 60,
peIhe iid) meigerte, cine ibr pom
Staate Oregon auferlegte Ste1ler 81
5oblen. Sic Mbitimmltng in Cali
f%ornien miro obne 3meifel einen gro
Sen ginorud auf Sic Mitglieoer I'M
leres bofiten tribunals ma6en,
oenn ielbit @unoesridter iino inn
8r1roe ooh al1d Meniden uno ame-
rifaniihe giirger, melhe glauben,
Snv "por populi" auh Dor Sci" lit.
l1eber Sic 6rage Ser slbberl1fltng Ser
Hidter Gelbltperitanolih fam bier
nif1t bon Sen auf 9ebens5eit pom
Eraiioenten angelteuten @ltnoes=Hid=
tern Sic Reoe lein) mogen iih nod
INNER Moles l1no Sic Eropheten ltrei=
ten, ober no INNER Sic S11itiatipe
uno oos Neferenoum, quite oemofrati=
lhe Ioftrinen, eingefiibrt iino, BADEN
lie iih bemahrt. 0aba1rh aqein fann
0os Golf in elmer @olfsregierl1ng,
mie Sic Ser Ser. Staoten lein iolte,
regieren.
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Die &epplmtiun in China gcgen 81,

Die &ebolntiun in China gcgen bic
Mondl1 0pnaitie entidei0et iid BON
SEN 8orer=MuHtdn6en Dor mebreren
Sahren bauptiddlih oaourd, oaB mani
Sic Gremben nidt MIR nidt belaitigt,
ionoern gang BEL onoers gegen Grceiie
be ditt. Ser 8orer=MuHtano, Ser itd
I'M @e lentliden ebenfaus gegen Ole
Snrannei Ser Mondu=9 pna It'll rifte=
te, mare pora11siihtlih err olgreid &C.
meien, pe11n Sic N%ufriibrer niht if
rem 6remoenhnB freien 9a1tf gelai=
len uno 5ahlreidae guropaer ermoroet
batten. Gaourh erbielten Sic Mfudte
oen @ortparo sur S%nterpentiol1 uno
ite1ten nit @aTengemolt Sic alte
Sronung mieoer fer. 3iesmal iteben
beionnene M6nncr un0 feline 6anati=
fer an Ser Spite Ser 8emegltng. Sen
h%isberigen grfolgen ser Hebeqen nah
GIT urtbeilen, ideinen Sic Gage ser
Monh11=9 nnaitie ge5dblt 51 iein.
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|lifornia, @eoa0a, l1tab uno einen
Sbeil BON Montanu auf elmer Strede
BON 1916 Meilen freu3en.
Mad1laf in Minneipta.
8 hicoqp, III. DIT.

ND1cdgD, IL. Sft.
8eneralanpalt George &. Simp=
ion bon Minneiota befin0et iid auf
oem Mege bierber, Inn NIT Sen Ser
maltern be5 Nadlaiies 6es beritorbe=
men Maribau 6iel0 in betreff Ser gr=
langl1ng elmer @rbidnftsiteuer auf
$500 @or5ugsaftien ser Greet Mortb-
er11=giienbabn> Sic Sem 8eritorbenen
.geborten, 81 fpnferieren. 9iele Of
item notieren gegenmartig 1876, un0
Ser Npiten beiist allo eilren @ertb Dor,
lngefGhr 100000. Sobn g. @il=
ion, Ser Mnmalt 0es Nadlaiies, err
flart, Sic &erlpalter leien BON Sem
&plnmen oes 8enerulanmaltes unter=
ridtet moroen. Ser Mnpolt meiB
nidt, auf melde l1mitdnoe SEER
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aaQrkthrrtd1t*
&im6pieb.
Sic folgen6en Breiie firb fin Iebenbes
gieb pro 100 Rfr11:

2te 1ol9enoen Yret1e 1tr1o nm leber1oe1
gieb pro 100 Rflu,s:
S6ladtpieb.
Cute Bis prima stiere> $50 Bis
100; mittelmaBige Bis quite $50 Biz
$50; gemobnlihe Bis mittelmQBige
800. Big $50.
&iibe uno Sellers.
@ute big bette, 4.75 Bis 5.25; NIT
teln1aBige bis quite 4.25 BIS 400;
%gem6bnlidle Bis n1ittelmaBige 3.25 bis
3.75; nit 8ra5 gefutterte &iibe uno
@elfers, mltteln1aBige bis CUTE $50
bis $50.
Cutters, 2.75 bis 3.15; Gamers,
2.25 bis 2.75; 8uQen $50 bis 400;
Bologna @ullen, 800 big 800.
&Qlber.
Cute Bis bette, 4.75 Biz 10; nit
%telmabige bis quite $500 Big $4.75;
9erpo9nlide Bis mittelmdBige 1915
bis $50; quite ihmere &alber 3.65
bis $50.
3udt inns Dfaitpieb.
Maltitiere, CUTE biz bette, 900 biz
10000 Efun0 idmer, $50 bis 5.25;
mitteimdBige Bis quite, Muintiere a.
90 bis 40; g~emobnlid1e ms mittel=
mabige $50 bis 400; 3udtitiere, GU
te Bis bette, 600 6is 500 Nfuno idmer
4.25 Bis 800; mittelmdBige bis. quite
800 Biz 800 Gfuno idmer, $50 Bis
400; gepobnlide bis mittelmaBige,
3.25 Bis $50; quite bis bette SSdbr=
linge, $40 bis AIS; mittelm1oBige big
quite $50 Big 3.75; 3uftbuaen,
2.75 Biz 3.35; Maltfiibe uno Sellers
800 Bis $50.
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Guam eli Sal @ieefDmia.
3efinq, 16. Sft.

@leid)5eitig nit Ser Annabn1e oes
Eoitens oes Gi5efonigs Ser Eropin-
sen SUI Neb uno @u gean ourd Euan
Sbi 4ai, ser NIT ser Mufgabe betraut
lit, l1nper5iiglih Sic faii erlide Muto-
ritat mieoerber5ultellen, legt Sic dime
iiide &egierung cine &iibrigteit an
Sen Gag, Sic angeiidts Ser leeren
Staatsfolie iiberroiden mug; Militar
lit nad Sen b%e0robten Eropin5en ge-
idlidt mproen uro un0ere &orberet=
turge1 fins %getroffer1, 1tn Sen ltatus
quo mieoer fer5uiteQe11. glus Sem Sit
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gum Minoeiten sur Expedition ausge-
riiltet mer5en.
Ga 6pQette inop6irt.
6 bicagp, 81, 16. DIT.

Y y I u 9 ", SU:1 IT,. St1:
Sic on Ser erl item natipnalen Scott
feren5 Ser progreiiipen &epl1blifaner
III Chicago. 81, tbeilnebmenoen 9e=
legaten inooliierten am Montag Sc
natpr Hobert Ga Tollette BON @i5cor=
i'm sum Observation-Disclosures
l1no ipraden iid fir Sic oirefte Nri=
mdirmobl lei ser @obl ser @ra1i0ent=
ldaftfanoi0aten aus. Sic S1rooiiie=
rllng erf plgte in Ser 6orm BON &eio=
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g1lare" republifaniide, meld,e il
balo als mogli9 aus SEM Sattel &C.
boben meroen iolte. Sic IS. >.
g." fat ii9 nidt bemabrt. Sic bot
tire Miiiion nidt %eriiillt. Sic mus
am 4. Mar5 1913 Ser aIten oemotra=
nilten, Ser mirfliden Solfspartel,
Hlas MAIDEN.
SSsn1 @uibingtoner Marine-Sdiffs-
boubof e, no I'M ere l6meren 8el6u=
&c gemadt meroen, lit oie &leinig=
felt bon etrpas iiber brei Milionen
Collars %geltobleu moroen. 0ieles,
in elmer replblifaniiden Nomlniltra=
ton, nidt ungem0bnlide greignib,
loa BON unlerem perebrten Marine-
minijter, @errn George BON Sengerfe
M:eper Gales aroere, MIR fem 1eut=
lter) entbedt moroen iein. Gas lit
einiad nidt lpabr. 9ie fir Sic repub-
lifaniid)e Administration febr unlleb=
iolne gntOedl1ng ml1roe bon Sem Be-
mofrotiiden Gomite fir Sic Ml1sga=
ben inn Marine 0epartemert oes 4b=
Observation-Disclosures een1oht, an Oeiien
Spite Ser Mbgeoronete Muflls @orop
pon Seras itebt. @iitoriide Sbatla=
den iouten ME i'm S11tereile elmer
Yartei, ielbit niht Ser zines Saft's,
eefallht meroen. Sic Come bringt
sic @abrheit sod an Sen Sag.
6. %. s.
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Ser Traiioent Ser Ser. stooten
lit hefanntlid uein grobes Shter"
uno menn er eirmal SIT leben lit, 10
l6uft oas Soft 6ulammen, INN ues"
an5uida1en. 9amit lit aber mod
lange nidt geiaat, 0ab Ser gegen=
mGrtige Nraiioent, @iuiam 9omarb
Iat, a1f einen 5meiten Sermin red=
men fam. Mn un6 fir iid lit 6err
Gait ia gar nidt 10 libel. Ct lit Elm
ebrlider un6 arh Elm fdbiger Mann.
Or pertritt nber cine Nartei, Sic ire
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Mefanoadjt fir ednlfinber.

Sci groffnung Ser 5dJulen m0dten
mir uniere gidlein, Sic cine MeBon=
6adt fir sdulfinber in 6eutiter uno
engliider Sprade entbalten, in ge-
faQige Grinnerung bringen. 9ieie
WeBanoodt fat n%lermarts, mo- lie Bis
Jest i'm @ebraltd mar, 5ugeiproden>
l1no Sic @iidlein fonnen fir einen
gan5 nomineuen Nreis besogen mer=
Sen ourd Sic Moroitern Sub. g.,
Ct. Glol1o, Minn.
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Sas &ciultat Scr M%bitimmnng BON

California iiber Sos 6rouenitimmredt
NOR longe in Ser Sdmebe mie bos bon
Maine iiber- Grohibition; ihlieBll6
ltent iih beraus, oaB Sic 8epolferung
a1h oielen 6ortidritt grtbeiBt. gu
COLORADO, Soabn, l1tah, @albington
uno @poming tritt MIN California
als elmer ser Staaten bin5u, Sic oos
stimmreft anen Staatsbiirgern uno
giirgerinnen gleidmdBig gemabren.
Gs meroen mohl nod mebrere nod
fonrmen: Sic 5enoen5 Ser 3eit gebt
oahin. Sn SEN folgenoen staaten ge=
nieben Sic 6ranen oos tbeilmeiie
stimmredt, inoem iie in Sen Sdul=
moblen Elm @ort mitreoen oiirfen:
Mri5ono, Connecticut, 9elalpare, 61o=
ri0a, Ssoobo, Sninois, Snoiana, Min-
11eloto, Miiiiiiippi Montona Seem
@ampibire, Seem Seriep, Nebrosfa,
Seem Dorf, Mortb 0afota, Ohio, 81
laboma, Soutb 9afota, 8ermont,
@isconlin.
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6olep @ieren-&iae

liefern gerabe sic Sngrebien5en, mel
DIE gum Mufbou notbmenoig iino, flor
fen uno itenen mieber fer sic natiir=
Ii6e @irfung Ser Nieren uno Ser
9lole. Spe5ien prdparirt fir aopf-
meb, Ridenneh Nerp0iitat, &beuma-
tismus unb ole Nieren-, 8lal en= un6
900
litor Drug SO.