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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-20
Arrested IN Des Moines

Des MONIES. Iowa. September "
Charles D. Brown. a negro attorney,
who. according to local police. Is war;
ed in S,aanton. Va. on forgery charges.
was arrested here to-day. and will be
held pending action Of the Virginia
authorities.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

Die Sobn Reoltp 60. an Garrett 81.
aihtn, 15 bel 110 CUB on Der Siibs
ieits Der Stte Mpenue, 154 Sub ipeltlih
bon 6amiIton 4penue; ST..
Dublen 6. SuteaIt an Dablep R.
sDoiparb, 9heil Der Cots 221 unb 222
in Sotn RiobIe's GItate an Jairpistp
4penue; ST..
Bert @. Woprmon an Ilice Wass
mer, Got % in Woprmon &c Jonn .
llnterdbtbeiluns in price Sia; 81.
glmelia 8. Dunbam on Mlice N5ds.
mer. Got % in oerIelbsn llnterabtbess
lung; 81.
Glisabstb Wi. &opanaush an aats
Jinn, 2 Cots an Semlod Strabe; 81.
gbas. gedler an Geo. g. Smifb. /
Got on 9atopia piie; $1,000.
SpIbua 3. 2aplor an Qnton Wlils
| Ter, % Icrss in Settion 80. Green
3p.; 5000.
glnton Wuler an paul Worbefta,
basieIbs Gieentbum; 81.
Warn 6. Sonnisfort on Jraneis
RoboIpbo, / Got an 2otper Ripsr
Roab; ST..
Ben. R. griIt an Ghas. Sdeas, Col
Al in 6anTon & 5uusr's llntsrabtfsi'
lung; 81. i.
Sarab 80. gulIod on SEQ. gulIof
| 1 Got on 0ernon plaee; 81.
Tiefelbe on Sos. 20. gulIod. 2 Cots
oil @ernon ploce; 81.
Sas. SO. guuod an Worsartt Ws
gullod, ] Got on 9ernon qlaee; 81.
Sobn Weper an Deter pfols. 2 aois
in Spbn Msp.r's 2. llnterdbthsllnHgi
$500.
Slorence 9. airbp on s. .. Tdp'
Tor. Got 1167 in geehDooo; 81.
Murren Doobnoro (per SbsriffJ
an Carrie Gtspari, 50a SUB on slbs'
ron glpenus; $1333.34
| Sobn q. Winter on Gbiih W. Bald
lis Rub on Race Strobs; 81.
9uItape u. aoeb an Joi. ). Gina
ban, 80 Rub an Selen Sirabe; 81.
Deter 4dermann an Iedthe ater
mann, 1 Got on Carthage apenue; 81
Z. g. 8. gruns an Warp u. aief
Tier, l Got an Ct. Wurtin's gSlaes, ehs
Riot; 81.
| Barbara 8eislsr on 5enrp Bitter
| 25 TuB on Wariatp aDenue; 81.
| Z. ss. gsbring on Deter Gbrt'tian
IL Got an Yort Sirabe; 81.
Qlbert GrtsI on Naria 8ceel. l 80
an Gin qptnue. Jiprtpooo; 81.
Wsdrp g. Cullen on Wm. VI. Smttt
II Got on Columbia uno Neip R1t
mpno gits; 1885.
Socob aliho.I. on Sohr u. Sbls
80 Rub on Delbi arenue; $1,000.
| Suburbon R. g. 60. on ellie ye
t,rs, 30 Jub an 2sbnan Ronb; 81.
Tieielbe an o. Sobn ae6baH, "a
Tub an garttuge aDenue; 81.
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sluauit $. TbieIen an Republtr :.
ii. o. 60; S2400.
Runeua Seiter on eouis 8. grea; (;
$4,000. :,
ssreoerif aruie an Rineriioe Y. ".
Co., $3.50.
Oscar 6. SfuIoe an DIT. aoanls
9. 60; 5000.
6eorqe Z. Cats on eli5nbeig
5teucr; $1,000.
Gomnro gs. geresioro an u
Soeipenitpin & Cons; $692. 90.
1erielbc on Ole Gitp & Subnrbo'1
g. N. II. g. SO. /; $4,000.
". sa. @cber oil Otto aSneion
$3.50.
gsn. ssosipinfle on Star .. U. sio
3 Co.; $4,000.
gsar Sacobs on 5. 9. Senfins
$672.
Giiso slugo an SafIeD 3. II. g. so.
$4,000.
Bertha u. ShridcI an SiberaI :
II. Y. Co.; $1,000.
ssoo g. Stofes an Soutbern Sbi'
8. IL. Z. Co.; $500.
Clara aieBIine an RepubIic 8. IL
9. 60; Sff00.
5hos. 8. 9tliihmore on Gilt GO9
g. II. 6. Co.; $2700.
U. q. 2oeb on oo.; $1,000.
esreue 9. gunfer an Rortpooo Y
u. g. Co.: $500.
stidnrb 6. Steipartnn Rarp 9fef
| noIos; $4,000.
slnna 5opborn an Union g. y.
Z. Co.: $500.
9lnfon 9. 8oulo on.Gora 3. Gram
frrb. $3.50.
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Grnnbeiseutbums llebertrasansea


5erbert 6. Smitb an Jobu pres
nott, Got 26 in D. .. fin's Aobition
3u SbaronpiI.; $500.
Osear q. gsif6sd an peter 3ims
m.rmann. Got 81 in Greberid WiIs
Isr's unierabibeilung; 81.
paul 8ertrams an George u. 9Th.
lsr, einen 9ra.t aanb an 6arrifon
pite; 81.
Games 90. Sones an William 5.
RisIp. 25 BEL 100 Gub on Der Qorb'
ieiie Der posus Apenue ouf Of Wol'
nut .5ills; 81.
Millinm 3. Rielfp an Jumts 90
Sonss, oosfeIbe gistnibum; 81.
6tnrp mittmann an 0torge Ouful
II. o.. Got 262 in HDrnoob OND lin
ierabtbeiluns; 81.
Oscar 6. S6uI5e an 3. 6. airbp
Ebeil Der Got % in s. Rirbp's Inter
Gbtbeiluns ouf Mt. Mbuns; 81.
| Jreb. QruIe on Gbnrits g. S4us
Got 15 In 8. s. Ssb0m's Ghote Il
Gebomspille; $500.
Mnno Hrod6off an Dernabini
Gurttmunn, 16 Bel So 5nt az Be
9spr6feite ber Diner GtSote, strif 4ei
l2ina MR. &asmausy 9tysbe; ~
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WeueSppotbefeu II.

ssohu 9renntt an 9ecple's Y. II.
9. q. 60; $1,000.
ssobn grenntt an Serbert z. SmitA;
$3.50.
9l,tt Sarriion on gImipooo Blaee
I2. II. g. Co.; $4,000.
Bernard !. Shnete on oenielben
goltperein: $1,000.
etta 81. Gcotes on Z. @oro s. II.
g. Co.; $500.
gsinnie gierbaum an Guarantee
gepoiit 60: $1650.
Carl ssottihmibt an SutIep Y. IL.
| 9. Co; $500.
@eorae Tnfnu an Glsmere .. II.
6. Go; $1250.
Gerielbe on Senrp Gittmanit;
$500.
Morp Wenhen an gseu Wsoboipi
g. u. Go; 5000.
aate sinn an s5lne Ctr. 9. 2. IL
6. Co., $2250.
| g. s. @robom an a1noeI aoe. y
lu. 9. Co.; $4,000
2uIu q. 8errpaH 9eo. 20. Sengit
$3.50.
Gon. 8. Goi,bo an airbr sseoItr
Co.: S400.
aauI Rarbeifa,an gnton whieiIer
$500.
Clemens 9Iontrmeper On, Rrcpi
bent 2. 9. II. z. Co.; $346.22.
1bos. g RobIiffe on Gtunooro y
Ia. 6. Co.: $500.
| Gbas. q. scnes on Glermcnt .
lS. Ii. 6. Co.; $500.
| sc. 6. Serpiee an 8. Jraafel
$4,000.
Clarence SaiIe an g. SO. Cooper
$4,000.
/ Serriette G.. Sdpborg an Goiir
Ctr. Dtarfet .. II. G. GO: $i760.
Wnrp u. 8taape an .. Collins
$1,000.
Senrp Bitter on priee Sin glectri
lB. H. 6. M.; $500.
slnne 9apborn dnroo. $500.
9eter Gbriitian ON Champion Y
Ia. Ro. 2; $4,000.
Uearie BoaeI nns9ig Jour y. !
S. Co.; $4,000.
TieieIbe on MIbert Grtel; $500.
ssobn u. SbIe an1inroIn g. u. sss
4; $3.50.
gom. u. Gnitb an Ebos. O. Gci
ners: $1,000.
GetiIete 1ppotbeten.
ii gfofn =. Woga an Beitern
Soiitbern 2ife Sui. Co.; $500.
GieieIbe an bieidbe; 5000.
Il 8. %. g3iihed on Heefmnn Ctr. I
; ia. 6. Co.: $25m.
q. Meftinger an Meifern Are. I
a.; $3750.
d DerfeIbe nns2iberoI g. II %. 90
$500.
Soeob Goosenberg an DatIep .. !
! I2. Co.: $500.
4 aparp -00ptborn. .nsasa. 8. Gaaoot
$3.50
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@aii.rruien.

| gSon Der III peler SpIHle luHsIS
merubeu Sberfidfe oes itillen lhili'
umtransten 3eihes heben Iid1 ldnee'
tpeiBe Roieu nit goIgelben Stniibfa'
ben nie IeuG.enoe G0eIlteine ab. Bar
berrIih III Der gnblit oieier prnh.
tiaen gIume, bic iit nli benz gSal'er'
ipieaeI innlitten oes aran5es ihrer
arobeu, freisrunoeu, gl1n5eno griinen
| glatter id1nirfeIt. in0 es gebort nidlt
pieI Bhuntoiie oagu, bic aonlgin Des
gguiiers nit aebeimniBDolien sSuiler,
niren un6 GIicn in Berbtnoung Su
lbriuaeu. Die @aiier' ooer Seeroie
Cstpmphaea alba) bat I'm 8oIfsmunoe
Die perifieoeniien Naren, iie miro
| gSaIierlilie, SeeIilie rno SdIipa,ten'
Iblume penanni, pahreno lbre gelb.
bIiiben0e Sdppeiter l9fiiphor lireluri)
| Die RnnIen aeIbe RirbIume, whunmel,
lMunurinelte ober WtllnrrIelfrone
trdat. @enn mir cinel 3eit. onl oeiH
| Die Seeroier tagsiiber ~fpelthln er.
uldnien, ain abeno ,pieber be'uden,
10 benlerfeu mir All uniererlleberraih'
una, bob feiner Der rpelBet S1teriie
mebr porhoueet iit; nur bic runotn
l@Idtter tpieaen iih ouf benz @aiier,
lbie gIurnen iirtb psrih,punben. gso
iinb iie aeblieben? 9eobad1ien mir ben
9eih bel Communicating, 10 lebet
mir, 6oB ale @uiierroien aIIniabliG
, lihre ipeit nusgebreiteten glumenblat.
ter nod Der Dtit.e 5uiamneu5iehen, 10
boB iie idlieblid) Elm oid,tgeihloiiene
snoipe bdriteIlen. gtit einbretlenoer
gunfelheit Iinfen nun oieie geihIolie'
ileu 9Iiitsen linter ben g9aiierlpiegel
binnb uno bIeiben Ole gn1Se 9eaht uii'
ter @niier, bis am nad)lten Wforgei'
Die beIebenben Sonnenitrdblen iie mle'
: Der an bas 2itt eHlporsiehen, no I'D
bie gIiitbe bann Ian8fan BON neuen
: offnet uno entfaIiet. eesn gans gleihei
gseiie perbdlt iih bic pielbeiungen'
> 2otusbIume sSnoiens uno Aegnptens
!. cine nahe 8eriparrote Der Seerole, I'M
Die 9iieiin hires 8eifled,tes, oiI
beriihnIte @ietoria regia- gle, oie y
T. Den @eip1iIern bes anldsonos in Glib
amerifa beitniih lit. eehort 81 ben
lihpo'unssIssn s o'a,''Ia .s. "a a.s.;ns - y
!; sO'lp asil1 ssa,, - sssps .s,nasr g n,i, ~;
Iauh bier @eIegenbeit baben, 0iegrnh
oer MpIals1n UT r. .ioY.,as" .nss, ~. s y,
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s.la1OsM ,ssa o.a e.a 4assm ~, :. ,t,,,;,,, YD
J. e'het &'iuspiuis I ss,s. H ss" ,,1s ,s, ,,as
Hsho gu osaN AoaI's.lYsss s.a -. 49, a., -,
3. ,hosen uas Ve'O'as I sa3. ,,.sr,,,;;,,ss.' ,s ,
oes 81 ..nssh Dlss .,,.s a..m a.es.sa..s So aa.s
[; 1e1,sn.lptsnsau SailI ls'O ana -. ~ go.
oet vinige' nss. ul, ,s. uln..sa -. 'sass .,,ss
!: fSeho, OF elIf'' l.'.,,uns DUi -. sss s'.se
ass . eineiI :peesI M eIas'Ha .s"o @ uai psut mI;
ri gaiigenlpeipen Aunu "" ~ ~.
tpenoidilern I'seh, p's u aa oa.' sasislas ~,
J. 5arpen pom rel'n.en zss,b ,, uls q, ~, !
l1cnlien Hola efsinIoeh- nAlsle &sa ~,
ie ierro'e meioei ole snH5 llauxh NJ.
ma'ler; mo- he ipndsL ~ slhe 5.e''n1s1 ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

sfouarium poriiftig NIT sanilrr fiiilt. !.
Il Sos Der 9oSen nid,t aufgeiuiielf
miro uno Inn einen' rcft ionnigeh
1t6uS oiebt - ocnn bos III o,e
Sauptbe0inaitiig onnn geoelqt o'c
,Bilan,c prddtig unO miro ldone
sIuthPn entialten. anitatt iinlcrer
oen,5buIid,en Ieidroien fonn mon
9eIb, roth oocr bIau bIiibenoe. aild)
IipotlriedciSe ausldnoiidle arterl ilee'
men ole heute in Den groBen Sll''
menIlanolungen gu baben itno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

97S0 so e ter untern sc e r.
glus Berlin, 81. sSllni, miro beridtet
.0as 8ermeiiungsidiff Der aaiier.
Iihen Norine G. sc. g. oYfn1et"
bot auf ieiner Reiie BON Sitaiten nad
Der Sii6iee Die BON ibm bereits TN
Sabre 1907 nadgerpieiene Iieigrd.
benienflng petter linteriuft, DeIde
iib an Der Sftfiiite Der YbiIippinen in
noro- fiioliher Rihtung bin3iebt. gei
Dieien arbeiten tpltroe, lpie iest tele.
grapbiih genieloet miro, cine Sieie
bon 9780 Wteter gelotbet. 0ies lit 6ic
groBte bisber genleiiene Weeere5tiefe
Die 2otbung nit 9rl,nbprobe unS
8obentemperatur 1T etnipar1ofret; liz
Iiegt in 40 int. Gbitano bonn nbro'
Iihen Ibeil Der Sniel Winbanao. Die
bislang befannte groBte 9iefe betrue
$685. Weter. Sic ipiiroe I'M e5oDrt
1901 iubth Der Warianen.s s5niel
Guam burh oen amerifaniiten aa
beIoartpfer 0ero gefunoen. Die neut
9iefieelotbung bes beutihen 8erulei
iungsfHffes lit Elm tpeiterer geitroe
sn Der lanaen Heibe ipertbpoaer auf
itIiiife nuf oem @ebiet Der Meeres
funbe, Die q. SO. 9. nplanet" Iei
benz Intritt ieiner Jorfhung5reiie in
Sabre 1906 Der Wiiieni6ott seIiefer'
lbat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

ibren Gpuren, 70 bob bas iunse Wdbs
hen unruhis 81 tperben begann. Gis
nen Mugenbltd babte iie bordn. itez
ben au bIsiben uno ben feltiamen 9ez
eleiter sur Rebe su iteaen. sic blid!e
binter fih unb bic ibnarae 9eitalt,
bic Iid bon benz oGmmernben 9interz
srunb abbob, ftien ins Reienbafte 5u
fpdhien unb cine brp6enoe 9altung
ansunebmen. Nun puroe iie bod bon
5ur6t erfabt uro nit 9robter Gtle
ftrebte iie -porpdrts.
Sbr Gang slid i9on elmer regels
redten Jludt, unb oaee9en lebnte iih
Der StpIs Der jungen Dame ouf. Sic
bate beretts ben Saum bes Wdlbhens
errei6t, bas ben alien Wobniis ibres
Sntels umsab; bort herrfhten ttefere
Statten, bic mG6tigen 9aumitdmme
raaten geIpenItiib in bic Sohe. Iaein
bos iunge Madb6sn befano iid bier
auf beimdtbli6em 8poen unb fuhlte
iih ppn unIihtbarsn Wlddten be-
fhubt, bon Mdhten, bic nit bem
soerseu tpubl, uber niht nit ben Gin
nen ipahraune6men puren. sic blieb
oaber entihlohen iteben unb inmitten
elmer tIetnen 2idtung ilh bod ems
porrihtenb, ertpdrtete lie bas 9eran>
tommen bieies ouoringlihen Wtens
| Ihen, Der ni6t einmol Dor benz Ses
treten zines gripotbefises 5urids
| iteuts.
llno Der Monn fam ldngTam auf III
gu; iie iu6. pis feline Geitalt f0rmlid
Ing 9iguntiI6e ipu6s. 3Dgerno uni
lautIos fam er beran, tpie elm We9ela'
qerer, bate aber nihts BON einen
gettIer pber einem iener gfihtst6uel
on ii6, bic bas fluhe 2uno uniiher 81
nader pflegen. Ufit sinemmale lpur.
be Ii6 Sibple elmer brobenben 0e'
fahr, einer idperen Bioertpdrtigtett
befpubt, Die iie nidt mehr bermstoer
tonnte. Der lInbetannte mar th'
Iton gu nabe, baS Saus nod gu NET
entfernt, ais bab iie auf Silfe bate
rednen t0nnen; nitt einmaI tpenn IL
Itreisn, I'm 8eiitonb rufen tpolte
piiroe man lie i'm 9auie pernebmen
Sie mar Qber Elm tapferes Wtdb6en
oos Tih audi alein sur Wehre su ieBer
oeriteben nIrbe Ufit tnitinttiper Sc
beroe brad iie einen aft pom gaunl
10 ifner Iie oas 5por aud fertil
brahte, uno nl3m cine tampfberett
SuItunq on. Der Utann mar tein
aebn Shritte mebr pom ihr entfern
unb fam INNER ndher, obne ith tpt
6isber i'm S6atten Der gdume 81
balten, offenbur Doll unb gang Dol
benz Orange bes 8erbretens erfullt
oas er pIante. Sibplle idb, ipte I'D
feline 9eitnlt bon bem S6dtten elnc
mGdtiqen eide l0ite.
Baron bon 4rona tlu9te iiber bef
tiues Fteber. 9es morqens mar E
fr6IteIno eripa6t; er fiiblte iih pi
seri6lQgen, bas glut idoB Inn ME
oer6olt Iieberb heib gu Ropfs, IN
babel I6ien es ibm iebesmal al
poute isin Ser3IdIdg itoten. Sr fpnr
be pon erniter unruhe erfuBt uno lie
eiliqft Dottor 8uubrup rufen, be
obne 3Doern srihien, um 'einer
bantbaren 9dtienten ia teinen 8run
sur aIage gu geben. gr nnterI Iuttt
betlppFte unb bebortts i6n uno 'prnc
bonn iehr ernIten Zones, pdhreno nc
cine tIeine Jaite 3tpiI6en fein:
grduen bilbete:
- Mteiu lieber Baron, id muB q
sur 8orii6t ermahnen. Ss itet
Shnen frei, meine Grrahnungen III
beohtet su luTTeu, tpie oas Die Utebr
sahl Der Sruntsn tbut; Sie aber tho
ten bamit entihisben llnre6t, oenr
um ouns often gu fsin, Sbr 3uitan
erForbert oringenb S6oHnug-
(Gortiesung folgt)
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Sin 9}idlts

iuare i'm Sale bon 5dnlorr6oioen
pteI 6eiier, aI5 Elm 8fuidermitte! ooer
Die Guetid]fette oes SeiIgebilfen. mel
die oieies geiabrIide 2eioen MIR 5eit.
ipeiIig perbannen. gs iperoen nur
Die Spniptome ur1teroriift, Die eleent.
Iihen 1riadlen Der 8lutltofung uno
8efpebsent5iinoung aber l1iht belel'
tigt uno oesbaIb ihlieBIih nur Der.
itlinmert. Gas geite, mas es 5lr
9eieitigunq bieies idredIiden Sci.
bens gibt, bas gin3ige. mas tpirflif,e
Seilung perihufit. lit Dglnafeiis"
Or. SiIgbee's beriibmtes 6dmorrboi.
oen WitteI, BON Dem e. gfeltitdbter
& Co., gor 1916, gteiu gorf Gitp.
cine grobe foitenfrei berieroen. 9l@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-10

Dptimiifif@t DetradJtuna
G6rsftiitIer: .0is Rtb0fsionen
5inb bod 4OIoGoI onitdnbie beusautuas.
bdb Ne sinfm itbes Mcnuitript iusuey
spisess r prompt lusii6sisiesn..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16

that considerable floating debt had
TO he taken up. and that it was dcSir-
able to have sufficient sam OF
money on hand TO meet any sudden de
mands. The European and American
bankers were determined that the
money should be honestly spent, and
not diverted into grating or per
sonal use. Upon that rock the nego.
tiations split. 1t is probable that III
Chinese will now consent, in view OF
this enlarged loan, to the supervision
of the expenditures derived from il by
an agent of the loaning bankers syn
dicatc. so that The Chinese people will
in fact, receive the benefit OF The
money borrowed, Otherwise, there
might be fair basis later on to claim
that the foreign bankers, in collusiou
with grating Cinnamon, had swlndlcd
the Chinese people, il is advisable to
avoid ans aftcrclap Of that kind, an'
we Judge from the reports that the
bankers have determined TO protect
the Chinese public. even rs against
their own official 2raitcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
THE CHINESE FINANCES.

There appears to be some difference
of opinion as TO the Chinese loans, aud
indeed on the point of whether any
Homer Lea, who has Just returned
from China. i'll and helpless, declares
his belief that China does not need to
borrow any money at all; that the
effort is, on the contrary, 10 force
money upon China in order to get ham
pcring manacles upon the new repub-
lie. and to mortgage Chinese industry
and activities for an indefinite period
in the future,
On the other hand, tho Chinese pub
lie men. with the possible exception OF
DR.. Sun Vat Sen, declare that China
not only needs money, but that Dor.
rowing is imperative. The negotiations
for a loan of 300,00O,000 fell through
recently because Of the trickincss OF
the Chinese Minister Of Finance. Pres.
ident Yuan Shi kai is emphatic in
stating that China must have money,
and good deal Of it, and have it
soon. if it is to survive as nation.
The American legation in pekin has
in Washington that friendly meetings
between the Minister Of Finance and
the bankers group have been recently
held, with the result that the Chinese
Minister Of Finance is TO submit a
definite plan regarding large loans to
the Chinese Republic, Enough imme.
diate money is 10 be supplied by the
bankers to meet present cXigencics.
and the loan IS TO be doubled from
the former negotiation. The present
proposal is for loan Of $500, 100000
with the probability that this will be
taken ND by the bankers after the pre-
liminarv advances have been adjusted
TO meet the immediate needs of the
Chinese Republic. II IS announced
from Washington that the procedure
indicated is favored by the American
banking Group participating with the
bankers of the other five powers in
the Chinese loans. The probability j.
therefore, that the present uegotia.
tlons will De a success,
II is understood that the former nc
gotiations failed because Of the desire
OF the bankers To see that the money
loaned was, in fact. applied for the
purposes announced as those 10 which
the money WAS borrowed for. II was
stated that the Chinese army needed
TO be paid. that certain internal dc
velopmcnts werc absolutely necessary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
INSTRUCTED FOR TAFT.

The treacherous Federal bunch bosses
did not dare. after ALL TO carry out
their programme of kuifiug President
] Taft at the Provo convention Il is
= good thing that popular sentiment
deferred the Federal bunch gang in
this, and held the State TO it's rightful
allegiance to the President.
If the Federal bunch had refused
instructions for President Taft. il is
| altogether likely That there would have
been genuine Taft delegation sent
later on to Chicago.
The Federal bunch, therefore. trcach
crouS. selfish, and arrogant as it is.
found itself i'm narrow enclosed path
with no side corrals to dod.c into.
Therefore there was but one thing to
do, and that WAS 10 instruct tho Utah
Republican delegation for Taft. huy.
thing else would have been such a plain
betrayal Of the party sentiment in the
State that the bunch could not have
survived thc odium OF it,
The platform wisely confined itself
TO the special point Of National poll
tics and support of the Taft administra-
ton. That was the business specially
before the convention, and TO that point
alone the declaration OF the platform
was properly directed The approval
of President Taft 8 administration and
OF his personal qualities comprised the
real issue, and this issue is fairly met
in the platform.
And thus the convention which the
Federal bunch fondly hoped would of
fer opportunities for treachery and
slaughter. was finally, by that very
bunch. held strictly to the business in
hand, for the bunch dared not un-
dertake TO play its tricks Anything
like treachery would have been such
plain betrayal of the people. such
perVcrslon OF tho proper function of
the convention into a mere personal
channel. that the bunch did not dare
to carry out its treacherous scheme.
The result, therefore, is gratifying,
not only from a party standpoint, but
from the standpoint Of American patri
otism and devotion TO the American
Union as it was founded by the Faith
ers. The unrest that has been started
up BY shifty demagogues and TO which
Roosevelt has been the chief contri,
butor. is merely a passing phase in the
political life of the Republic, which will
quiet down after while when the
people at large see that the course
steered for by the restive radicals is
directly away from the aims, methods,
and organization of the Government As
founded bv the Fathers Of the Repub-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
RAND GOLD OUTPUT.

the gold production of tho Rand, IN
South Africa, for the past four months
of the present year amounted to 3,O09,
800 fine ounces, or upwards CT So 1000,
900. Vt this rate, the Rand viii pro
ducc in excess of SlS6, 100000 in gold
the present year. compared with $40.
373,133 last year,
Every one of the months of Ianu
ary. February, March, and April. 1912,
was record production. The January
output was 1871 060 fine ounces, Tebru-
ary $500. March $50, 723, April 737..
500. No single month s production OF
the Rand has equaled the production OF
any one of these months, save only
that Of the short month of February, ,
which has been exceeded not BY any
February previous, but by several Of
the long months in the fall OF last
year. But the March product was so
largely in excess Of any other month 5
production in the history of the Rand.
that the total for the four months was
put beyond all precedent,
1t appears that India is quite pre-.
pared to take the larger proportion of
tins gold. In the five years ending
with 1900. India absorbed 5000, 900
of gold III the next five years it took
$lS3 100000. and in the FIVE years end
ing 1910 India S net gold imports eX-
cceded $220,000,000 The net imports
for the fiscal year 1911 were S7I. I6O.-
O63, and for the first three months OF
the present calendar wear they reached
the enormous sum of about $60,O00,-
600, That is TO say. India is now TAX
ing considerable more gold than the
total production Of the Rand or fifty
per cent more than ii took for the cor
responding time last year And as was
Justly said by Sir Moretou FrCw~n in
his discussion of the absorption OF gold
by India, gold that is sent there is
buried; that is. it disappears. 1t is
made into ornaments and literally
buried IN the earth. a hoard that can
be raised and used in extremity. But
for all ordinary purposes of commerce
and trade, gold sent to India is lost
to the world; and India is now taking
the Rand gold as fast as it is pro.
duced. But at last there is seen also
substantial gain in the gold hold
ings of the European banks. the re
port for the week ending Nav 9, 1912,
showing s506, 6,4I9,372 in gold hold
ings, compared with G494, l26,0S4 gold
held by the same banks on May To-
1911. n gain Of over $50, ,0O0,0 900.