The Rich Hill tribune., December 10, 1903, Image 3

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Message
and Session of iiio Fifiv-Eialiili
QOgfOSS:
Prosldit looseiliV
JOCULBIT FROLl
G1SEF EXECUTIVE
OEAD
0
Much Important Legislation Recommended to
the Attention of the Lawmakers Policy of
the Government as to Capital and Labor
Need of Our Merchant Marine Alaskan
Boundary Question The Venezuelan Dispute
Development of Alaska Causes Which
Led to Establishment of New Republic of
Panama Reasons for Recognition by the
United States. .
Iniquities in Public Lands and Postal Frauds, and
Iheir Dire Effects, Pointed Out Immediate
Need for Treaties Making Bribery Extradit
ableOur Relations with Turkey The
Consular Service Question of Immigration
Preservation of Forests Safety Appliances
Law Extension of Civil Service Rules The
Army International
PraMdnt RooseveH'i annual
.capo vm read to both houses of lb
Fiftr-elpMh CoDKtens UiU ' afternoon.
It Is as follows:
To the Fcnut ond House cf Hcprtirn
fJim:
Tbe country a to be oieigratalated o
the imount of substantial hif vrmfUl
which baa mNrkH the year bct& aa
regards our (nrviya and a regards wr
domestic policy.
Corporations,
With a nation as with a man the mwt
-Important tilings are tho-o ot the b ue
hold, sod therefore the country ti fp
clally to bo congratulated on what bae
been aocornp;ibed In the direction of pro
viding r the eserctae of iuptnlnto
ovr lb great CrtrtMnatlons and combina
tions of corporatkma engaged la Inter
state ritnmrrc. Tbe Congress has ne
sted tho Ietrtment of t oinmeroe and
labor, Including tbo Hurts of Corpora
tions, with for the ftmt time authority to
ffrurt proper publicity of such proceed
anas of thr great corporations as the
public has the right to know. It baa pro
vided ftic th espedlting of suits fr the
rnrurctmi'nt of the rtderel antt-trast
law; and by another law it has secured
equal treatment to all producers In the
transportation of thrtr gi?oda, thus taking
a long stride forward tn making rrTcctlte
tha work of tbe lutmlal Commerce
Otpartmcnt of Commtrtt ani labor.
Tbe establishment of tha lpariment
of Commerce and S-iUtr. ilh I he tMiri.au
of Corporations ther eundrr. marks a ral
advance In the direction of d"liig aU that
Is poavit Je tor fhe solution of tha quest t.sig
vitally affectum uapuaiiala fti.d waga
workers. Functions of Naw Department.
Tha preliminary w oi k of 1 ha Iturean
vf Corinrme tn th diarimfnt lias
hn tha widom of Ha Cf ration uh
h'ty In eorpttmim affairs will ttt4 to lo
ajr with Ignorance, and wlU afford
facta -upon whtrh InteU'gtnt art Km may
be tr.kn. ftvatert-attr intelligent Inr'
tigel ka IS aire det, ebipiug facts tha
kn'iwledge of wku k la eetital to a rtgr.t
fipdrra landing of Ihe nrata a4 tfuitaa of
tha bunt"" wiht. 1 ha cTiHia tlun
whl4 ta hfifHNttty biv4 fairir rwaiantSMt.
trhwa aaanaavni In tha ati5o-t o Its
Vuauiaaa ra a ialr ohiihi la 4i
SMjuarWr wltH thtr ato.-khdet. tnalr
amiatltara. and tha tvtHv baa nothtna;
ta fear from a wit auprvaiim. Tha pur-
' paaa of this bureau M not to tmtarr
or aaaatl irMtmata kualnc-as. hut to aid
la ttfKmlof about a better inJuainal con.
OHion condition unW whlrh tnr
ahsH ha abrtlenra to Uw and reoam'ttun
of put Mo ohliapiimn hy all corroraitms.
areat or smalt Tha t apartment of t orn,
rnres and lUr w HI ha ti onlr tha
r teATUvS houaa 1ir li(.krm t)tm raatardma
tha fcwsinaaa t ranaar ut pf tha nattoa
l ut tha aTu(iv arm of the gnvrt)inn
t aH tn atrenaM hnl ny our dntnftkr and
f.Meian inaiVrU, In e: fel trat our trans
iui ImU.Hi fjiritlta. In rul'''tr wr our
nervhant matins. In rrr antirar tha en
tivnra of ui4tair tra tnmlrinti In lm
pruttna coenmr ui) and tmloairii rrKli
t Wcui, and In briitiiat toshr n m
nvn a''Hiid txkn n-afy unni tn
Industrial prtiea- cafttat and lahr
t'uinm1 hten tha riMtMs la if.-1-Sv
atfOintf la .rluri and the tm!si
f ti0 t'n-.ea la toward ci.,r tsle rU
Hot,. tNiiMtant waW riflnwa la tn-ethdi
n aeMira trt AwrrVans tha (lra t r
tliata to the best aUnnare tt f..trtn
liatle; and wa may rtHtlVKnW? eit
that tha nrsr draittnTt wiil J.itUv the
aile4'tal ltfl ff it er ratters hy thm
v lme of I hts w( hf ulr.. as ri! as Y
tha ItUktnf avUka atmtttUtre.(fein of eu h
laws relatit to our ltueiha.1 affalra as
ar lr-t!t.nird to tta fie
In ejtarili'C It. a laws ah enumerated
tie CNna-res ptoceeted n aana and rn
i vsitva tinea. Nothing; f dut Kinat Y
was aHrnHiievt; but a rtintniiin-aettea and
ur.rful effort was made In tha dro
lion of see In; lhat roi iral n are
hnfullvd as (o auheerxa ila puh:i- (tHvl,
1 ha h-g l'tlar w k moderata. tt was
rharstenaea throushnut hy lha that
wa were ntt attarkms; r-'ipraiuina. hut
atvileawnrlna; tv prtvtua for doht aaay
wt.h attv ttlt tn them: lhat wa diew lha
Imi eaalnvt tnisi tudut t, ntit atalnl
weaUh: Bhi.ltjf re"c:isa the great S'-mkI
dona hv cai l'Ocia wti alune, or tn
SMOun.-tion w Hh his fellnw a, a. tea his
woik ai4.jr prefer sn1 hmuute Itf-a.
Tha purH.e if the ir.ln wruh p.r
ptea wti) un h-Mihied'V he fitltut, was l
lavor au. h a man whit ta d ea el(, and
t aurerTie I s action cMy tn -revent
t int from imi tt HI- luti:i Mr ran do n
tsrm to 0a hoi-et cor toi t Un. Tha
tn!v rrorstUn that haa raia In diattd
la lha cottoratlun wlihh shrink fr-ou
tha llgM, and alHut tha welfara of u h
arporaUona wa a sad a,e k avaisanaltua.
8TA
teses
Arbitration.
Tha work of ta Iwrxirtment of fom
merro and l-ahur hai l-en condit:onl
upon fhta thestry. of taurine fair treat
ment aiika for labor and for cxpitaL
Capital and Labor.
Tha rcnwuviect policy of the national
arovomment. m fr as i hat tti poaer,
Is la hoid in cha tha unacrtipulous man,
whether employer or emjloye; but u re-
fuo to weaken Individual tnl'uative or
to hamper or cramp the tn.lu'urta.I uve
opment of tba country. We rerot:nlie
.that this is an era. of fre-edom and com
binatitm. In whhh arreat capltahstK cor-
poraUnna and UIkt unions liao bev-ome
fatra of trmetCrt-.s lnortanr In all
IndaafrVal rente?, Ilesirty rerosrnUKm la
ajiven tha far-ret hint:. Penertrent work
whh h baa heen rnt-ih-d throtjeh
hotb axtrpcratKma and unlvni. and the
Una as bwn different corporations.
as between different unions, is drawn as
tt ta hetween different Individuals, that
is. it la drawn on conduct, tha effort he
ir f to ttf-at hoi h oraianlad vr!ial and
ogiiiel labor alike; akttif nothing
save tha Intereat of ra-h shall be Prousht
Into harmony with tha Interest tit th
areneral (.ubhr. and lhat the cortdurt of
each shall conform lo tha fundamental
rules of chiiu-ma lo law, of liullvidnsj
frreoiu, and of Juatx-e and fair dealina;
toui ail h bmrvty ei?hpr ooiira
lion. talor uu;nti, or Individual dtre
cars the law or acta In a ei'lnt of arbi
trary and tyrannous interference with
la rljfhts of ottwra, w liether curw.ra-
or ln!l idubf. th-n w her ti e
K1rat Cuernmettt has ;urldtctlon. It
will -a to li ihsi the im of.Ouct Is
tnie. pvfiiar tiot the BlJrnrt hd to
tha or p.w.-r of the ct-ro.ii stion.
lha ur.i,.n nr ta tndivttu-l. tut oiy lei
one Urtl fa t lhat !. the ue!ton MI
er or not tha o.tn)urt of ihr IndtviOuat
or asrejje of )milvUit;ai ta in ac
Vv!iUiif with tle lit t'f IMe !jtd. fiy
mat mul be ajuarantd hi Otwrty and
Ms riarht to rlo at he I kr whh hl? proo
erty ir his Ubor. so l-jc-a as te dor not
Ittfrhiye the r-Khts of others No man is
Shuve tha law and ro snan rs h-!ow H
itwf do we ask any snan a pmvum hn
wa rjotra him to oiy i Stance lu
tha law Is deuanded M a I -jfJ-i; not aked
as a Cavof.
Racatpts and Cuprnd turf,
rTmw alt aonrma asi-lnatve of .a poa
tal service, the receipt of tha rut an
mn( tr tba last Uwai year a;srea;aied
Mt ir4t.4 i he aii-nd)lute IwT tha
same irto4 were ta surplua
for tha fiscal year tx ihr SM S-.".;. The
ladUalUx.s ais lul llta auitus Tor tha
present acl er wall we cxy stna U. If
Indeed Ihera ta any autlaa. Krim July
to November the recasts fri'm coatoma
were, ap)rroilmatety. nt; mliUon daiiars
l-a titan t ha r I j.t d.in 1 1 1 a :ne
SoiJf ca for a correjiiiJiitBi poJtlun of last
yer, Khouid Ihta dKiva rnttnue at
tha axnt ratio lhnuathvwt ih fiscal
yeor. I le aunlu wn)a he rediH-ed
llr ,mtrty, thirty million dollar.
Hhuutd tha revenue from t ueiona S'tftcr
mu h fuithrr Oraae Jut.ua ttw petal
year, tha auinJu Wou d I'd A l-rr
ui t Iu Is rcrtalnly undelt Able two
rrs ea tha war ta-a wrre laku off
wtih tha esireaa tmjtn, of at;ai:iir;r
lha H'tivinu l !- r lts ;d i fc j. v! ,l ui
st-.d Ihitueh ttie fwi jfar th'tirtvr ti!l
show ed a ur)hf It nw aems ;k
that a uhtiantil uty ef revruitr
and as prndttra w.H a 'lasted. H-i h
Mina tie sie 11 is of hH-toent Ixiih
tu rirr-iee cats nt e-t 'vrn.y Ui appro
prietturi anil tt s-sn lar$ny an tbaiKe
In our I) - a I rr ntue iem w h h ia y
tviua o. Im on-, ilw of stilrt
TtiHuiy n our r peml ,t at a 1 einha
9U-d t'V I lha( wa rau l aflota
lo K9 tfirniiooiiU'ut in itttur tor what
la efcrrtttil l our hattonsl M-;itH'4nn:
I "atftil eonomy w her rr Milbln w .11
a'ora prt our tnciv I rem fallii.a
telow ti.a punt iruiird a aider to Itieat
our rv-Liitua ittMia.
Naads of Financial Situation.
Tha tiiitt:H)' c-f oi;i tui r. y U hvond
uuiion. and utdr pirnt ctut;tious It
Wotitd be unwtea and uitnraai r to at
Ivmpt a rHtmtitfi (u o of our cuth non
riaty nvM.m, Tha aawa lU-erty ahojtd
I tant4 tha (H-ietrt rf V TleaauTV
lo diK-ll cuvtotna tetlite a la anted
htm tit the tH-ioMt of iwviifl fiom oDw-r
ituiMYi n mv rDr-iM;p if 1 2, l1':,
I alld attenlt'in lo cntatn rin of the
nnHix-i.il jiiua'U' ar4 I ssaIii ak tha
roniM'TAi ion of t)va t'ontaa for tlivaa
qustiutut.
Cold and B.lvsr Standard,
rmrti'f tha left seiion of the fonrreaa.
at the euirtfretton of a iit not from
I he lv-utiic of Xletii aod tla ttntiul
ttoerrtttiriit of 'hum. and In r.arttuti
wuh an a t of tha t'ortrtcs ni-pcn" ui
lnr to r tha ratcta tlirvf,
a romnilslon was appvlntrU ta corner
with tha prlncl)al t'uiin rountrtea In
tha bopa lhat sum a plaa suiht ao dtvuird
whereby a f d rsa f ffrt e'j'd
be aaiifid bet vrn tha 8oM Tn4iwfd
rftunlf l" and tha slfwr-atarvlurd Hin
rlfc This rfmntiM!on h-s f-d Pa p'
hmtuafy rjM rt. hl-h hft t-wn tr.a'le
public., I Jm M Imnortanl. tl the
onmleion -'rMntj"t. and ll)t a auas
it tnrmy he mw'fti,nnt"i aofflant to
pay tha etp-nsa of Pa furt'j Ut'vra
Merchsr.t Marina.
A msjnrfty nf Ur pe ! dealra tiaf
st(.s hm taken In tba p. of AmeH
mn shlif-1s;. si Ibst we may ena morw
reauma our former pjMm In tha rtean
rarrylna; trade. Jut hitherto tba d'f
ferenc-a of nolrln as to the proper meth
od of rewchlttf thla ..4 have teen ao w-Wta
lhat It has proved lrrjaibSa to sacyro
tha adoption of any Trt'c-tJlar S'-herri.
HavLi, la new IHese fads. I recommend
that lha f'nnrrewi direct tha surelary
of tha Navy, tha rtmafter-;enerl.
and tha Hecrelary of Commerca artd
bor. aaam-fated with su-h a reprecnt,a
KUn from tha nte and Itti'e rf !fr
reaenlattvea as tba 'nareaa la Its wis
dom may deairnate, to serve mm a otm-
mlealon for tha pnrtoa of Invest I a: at In
and repottlna; to the t'or.rrews at lis nest
session what lecUuitbm Is deetrahls or
neceatsary for tha development of tha
A merlcan merchant marine ond Afwerlcsui
commence, and Incidentally of m autl'nat
ocean mall arrice of adetntale auxiliary
naval cruisers and naval reaerrea. v hllo
such a measure la deatrable In any eTent.
It la ewpectally deairahle at this time. In
view of the fact that our present arovem-
mental contract Pt oceah irtall wtlh the
American Ulna will expire In 150. Oor
ocewn mall act was paaaed in ml. In
li o-jr 13-knot tfsio.aiUi.tk- mall line
wwa equal to any fore I ff a line. Since then
tho Oermana hare put on 2X-kmt steam
era, and tha ftritlah have contracted for
24-knot steamers. Our service vhould
equal the beat, if ft doe not, the com
mercial public will abandon It- If wa are
to atay tn the nuelnees it onarht to be
with a full underatMnd'nr of the advan
tage to the country on eno band, end
on tha other with exact know!er3jre of the
coat and proper methods of carry I nr it
on, ktoreover. Ifneo of car so ship are of
even more I in porta oce than fast ma 11
lines: av so fnr as th latter can be
deoended upon to furnish swli auxiliary
cruiaers 1n time of war. Tha eetaMuh-
ment of new lines of cargo shti.s to
Knuth Amerha, to Aia. and elsewhere
would te much In tha Interest of our
commercial expansion.
Immigration.
Wa can not have too muh Immicra
Hon of tlx rtaht kind, and we ahmild
have none at all of the wrong kind. Tfce
need Is to je ie amne s-etem by which
undenlrahle rmmigrants aliail he knt out
entirely, while, desirable Immitrrsnts ore
pro;erly distributed throurtout the rr.un
U y. At preaent some districts whic h
neJ Immisrrarts hae none; a"4 In
othera. whre the population ta already
cna:cfed. immixrariti come In ucn hum
t-ts a to depress the co'idit hvris of life
for ttuee already there. Ifurirg tho list
wo y-ar the immlcratwin service at New
Yo;k has been greatly lrrprme. and t he
cxrruitron and infnt'iency which former
Iv ottained thre hai e oeen rr&OKstM
This sen ile has JuM twn InveatUrtd by
a commltteo of New York cttisena of high
star.dli g Mearm. Arthur v. Vriesen. 1-eo
K. (anket, Kiaireno A. Ihlihm. Thomas
W. llynen. and HaJph Trautman. Their
repnit deals with the wbfe sltuatfoo at
length, and cotw:lud- with certain rec
ommmdatlons for administrative and leg
islative actum. It is now receiving tho
attention of tha Secretary of Commerce
a ad oor.
Naturalization Frauds.
The special tnveaiigatlon of the si.bte-rf
of naturalisation under tho uirectkn of
the Attorney-Oenerat, and the coneequent
jiToe-uttons reeal a condition rf affairs
calling for the Immediate atleutMvn ot the
vongreaa. Kmgeries and erjurie of
ahameiejui and flagrant character have
been ?erret rated, not only In the dense
centers of population, but throughout the
country: aid It Is eetobMeheu kevond
doubt lhat very many ao-cajted clt:aeiut
of the t ntted Htates hae no tnle what
ever lo that right, and are asaertfnr and
er, tfM the bn fits of the same through
the grc-t frwistle. la never to be for
gotten that rit is? nhip la. to q tint a the
words rei-ently ufed by tha tuireme
t'ourt. an lnettmbJe heritage. Whether
it proceed fjvm famb within lha country
or is obtained by naturalisation; atkd wa
fHion the Mourns of mr national har
acter and strencth at the foumatn. rf the
pr l 1kg Is i tatmr d arid tr iet w 1th
out rich!, a:d bv mtuu of fiand and
frrupton. The lnwlv politic can not be
sou nd and healthy if ma n v of 1 1 a con
atituept memlers claim Iheir atandmg
through lha rtTltutton of the high right
arid calling of ctitaenUttp. It should aman
einnethliia to bectkme a cltisen cf tha
I ntted euitrar and In tho pcoce-s no
loop-hole whatever should bg left Op a
to fraud.
Anti-Trust La a.
In my taat annual tn area go. In connec
tion with Ihe subject of Ihe due regula
tion of combinations of capital which
are or may become inpiriooe lo tha pub-
1 recomnenoed a anef tal ariropria
turn for tha better en'remeot of the
anti-trout law aa It now stsntls, to be
esieptjed unrter tho dire'tpn of the At
lone -vieneral. AciHrdtngly by the leg
islative, en-out He. and iudh la! appro
prlathm act of February S ld. &2
Vial.. K4. WH. the t'ongreaa a ppropriated.
for tho puroao rf enforcing the various
Kanleral trust and UUeraiateconiRiefve
la as, lha aunt of live hundred thousand
dollars, tn be espended under ihe direc
tion of tho AMorneyHieoeral In tha em
plot ment of spas lal c'unrt and agents
in the I tefierttnent of Juaitco to conduct
prtMeedinss and proeecutbna unter e;d
lasts In tha c'urtg of Ihe t. hlted Wtatrs,
I now reCHmmrnd. aa a matter of the ut
mel oijiranr nf utncv. Iiio oslen
ston ot I He puijmmij .,f ih-s appropria
t'on. ao tlial l itiav be available, uixter
Ihe 4u. ii..n of the Attornry-tlrnrral. and
until uerd for te eofoienent of
tha laws if Uit 1 r.itcd Ktats In general
and esieia'.ly of the vi ; and criminal
lams feiaMlig to puh;w lands gol Ihe laws
r la t li'g to p.at at riin s and tfTeTte St id
the suhlevt of naUitMUsation. K-ent In
el tfca t ions ht a alio an a cephnbta
state of eff!rs In in thrt-e matteis
It al cotu-etn liy rious frsrda and
t fMgtos and pf j.itt m. tbuuaads vf
tt tn f th putvilf d-.min, enii iai'trg
lands of diM"Tnt hrtr and ektemt
log ihrtutRti aruus eliona of the tvun.
ttv haa krn dtKhontaiiV amiinl. It
Is harty heaaiy to urge the ttntwrt
anoa of rrovoJing thee dhonrt acui
etljitns. slolrn t m t he people. a4 of
pronn'tly and duiy pututitii( tha Of
Kvtvdcia, Postal Frauds.
I speak In another part of thia meaaago
of 1 1 w llet'fead crimes b w hb h IH
ee'ted lal of tHihp la faiaeiy t
owrietl and tbst "mi.n hmtiace1
prrertl lo baf-a ena. ly alml.ar meoig
lhat la. through frauds, fogrrtaa, sad
'rjinea, an,l by aha mr leas bri!erle
the htoa re.atin to ma proper r-tkndix-t
of the pub-'ic aervho In general an.t t
Ihe due a1tninMtri ion 4f the I'oetottii-o
1. frtm t hag br-rn ni-ioM.uir -lat'd.
and maay IndK tThita have been
IduihI, and tha cn sequent pcoiecattor.
are in ere ff hcafirg or tho et
ineeei't. I or the leaeons thus PiaUot-Nt.
and ao that ta lloernment may to pfo
parel to tf(ire pfvn-i-t ;y srid Wtth tsa
reteft effect lha dne 'JiHI-S for Stlih
iv.Htt.io of law, and lo this eoJ Wtay
ta fmtii-hisl with suth tent p:truioente)t
flea and competent legal iMiitumt f at
, tba twiaatiailona at 4 tnota wkwk wut
r fsereaaary at rary d-f'feet p-"s f i
IfS f')Mrr, urge Uf-n 1 o ,
tr.-ft rtfei' y t'f rauklrtg ih.e saS lpfe j
prist f-ri iviiKf ffif fnmH!i'4 ua f 'T
S'l a:' k f 'ree, fO lS ew:vftj vvdr I
tr.a difef.-H a of the Att'rr -yieBra.
Needs for Trtatfes Making tnbtrjr
Egtrad.tabta.
H'epaj av been tshn tr tV Utata
Iepartment Pw.si;g to the tnsktrg ?f
fcrioery aa asr-b!w ofT- w win f-r
e'gn powers. 1 f a r.ad f norra eTe jio
treauo evertrg tn'g crtmo tm atA f
The as o-nurea a ft 1 pr tior a of of -Bcial
crrt.iptbrf In Pt tjTtm. Mo, and
athee rUU-m and stateo have rMd in
auinW of a ai-4 takers of br s
be Ktii'iB fJKitves In Pr;gri kar'Ja, f;io
ary kmm not been n lwdei in ettr4"W
treaties b-Trotofme. as the aejaiMiiy tvt
H has not arieen. S ft'ie tVra res y bsva
been as wwh oftlfjal corrupt to In f-wrmer
years, there baa ten swrr dvrahtd
ard brought to light In lfa lmmei,ta
past thao In the pre-e!rr eerry of
ur rounlry'a biatoiy. at at.d ba to
pulh y of the t mted Stales lo leave no
place on earl h where at errvpt man
fleeing from this country ran rest la
peace. There Is no reaaoo wny brliery
should not be Included tn all treaties as
extraditable. The recent aoteadea treaty
wtin Uexk-o, whereby I hi crime was
put In tho Pat of estrwdilable oftenaeo.
has estsbUfthe a salutary precedent in
this regard. I Oder this treaty the State
Ltepartfloent has aeged and Mrs loo tsa
granted, the extradition of ooo of th Ut.
Louig belt ritere.
There can be no crime mora eerictis
than bribery. Other ofTensee violate no
taw, whflo corruption atrlkea at tho f-mtx-da
i km of mil law. Under wr form of gov
ernment aLl authority ba vested In th
people and by them ddeg-ie4 to those
who represent theia In official capacity.
The evpoeure and punishment of pabltc
corruption is an honor to a bsHool not
a dUarrace. The shame lies tn toleration,
not In correction. No city or etate, enlli
I -as the nation, can be Injured by the
enforcement of law. As lox.r a pbllc
plunderera when detected con find a
fcaven of refuge m any forelga land and
atoid punothment. Just ao Kng enco'ir
agement Is given t twin to roniinue t-heif
prsctta-ea. If we fall to do aU that In us
to stamp out corruption we can rot
e apo our share of reckons! hiiit y tor the
guilt. The first requisite of successful
self-government is unlluwhinf enforce
ment of the law and the. cutting out of
corruption.
Alaskan Boundary.
Tor several yrs i9t the rapid devol
ftpment of Alaska and the etaoll?hment
of rroatng American ttiterewts in re
gions tfcereloffre QrurveeiS and lm
pertjct!y known br-mght into proml-m-wo
tho urgert nece.ity of a prac
tical demarcauon of the b-urdar;s tie
:wreen rb H-riadh-tions of the Lruted
States and rst UritAin. Althooga the
treaty of J'C ttween tireat Britain and
!tui. the provteions of w-h.nh were
copied in the treaty of 1;, whfrrcoy Hoju
sia convey Ml Alaska to the tnited States.
snss pocitive aa to the control. nrt by
Ruasl and Uur toy tbe I'mied Slates.
of a str.p of territory aioi.g the cr;ti-
nertai Buainiand from the western obore
of Fortlard canaJ to Mount bt- Kliaa, t!
lowing and surrounding: the Indentations
of the coast and Including tua isienda to
the weetward. Its description of the land
ward msrgm of the strip was iodeftn;le.
resttna? on the auppooed xtste-nco of a
continuous ridjre or range of mountains
skirting the coart. as rig-ured In the
charts of the ewriy navigatwra," It had
at no time been possible fir either party
tn liiti-reat to lay dt vn. under the aathor-
Ity of tho treaty, a line eo obviausty ex
art according to Its provisions as to com
mand the assent of the other. For nearly
three-fourths of a century the absence
of taiiglbie lot a I Interests demanding the
exervlee of positive tundictin on eithor
side of tbe border left in quesuoo dor
mint. In IA7 queeUoi.s of reveaue ad
ministration ca the rT.ktne rtvey ia-d to
the eMablif-hment of a proviatonal de
marcaikn. roing the channel betweca
two high peaks on either side about twenty-four
mil a above the river mouth. In
I similar questions growm out of the
extraordinary development of mui.ng m
terests tn tha region abwit tbe head of
I.ynn canal brought shout a tenpnLry
mouus vivenoi, t w hi. h a oneni-rt
aeparstkm w - mioe at the watt-rned
diilds cf the White ami t'l l.feot c.aai
and to tue north of Kiukaaii, on the
Klehnl river. Tlee partial and ten:atle
adjustmrnts counl not. in the ery na
lure of things, be s-atiff actuvy or last
ing. A permanent dfopoei.iou tf Higt
tor be.omo impermt.
Aiwr unavat.tiig attempts to re-h an
underatondu.g tlirxjugli a tnt h.gh cvgn
trtlwaion. foiiowel p prolur.red fteg-otte
tiorui. conduf Ud in an arui'-able aiir it. a
convention between the I'ntieU tate
and tireat lu-itain was s.gned. Jan. 74.
JtH'J. pro v Kin. g fr an eaamtnotKm of tbe
sube t or a m!ed tritninal .t eta mem
bars, thrvo on a uV. with a view to its
final 1 !h!( Hin. Katincot icno wero ex
chained on Match S last, whereupon the
two governmcnta appointed the4r reouec-
live members. Tbtxae on behalf of the
t ntted kftateo were Kliha Itoot. oerretary
of War. Henry Cabot lodge. a senator
of tbe I nlted Hi a tea. and tieorge Turner.
an es Kenalor of ihe United tateo while
iret ftriiain named tho KtaM llowoa
gble !nr Alvetatono. Iord t'htef Juottno
of Kngiana. Hir louw A ma bio Jet to. bL
C. at. tl . retired ;ulgo v-t tha Supremo
t'ourt l'f Quettec, and A. H Aylcewprth,
K. C. of Teoostlo. This tribunal met In
Ixmdun on Kept. t. under the preoidencx
of xrd A I vera tone. The pndtztss
W era es peiltt kous, a nd ana r ke by t
friendly and const -tenuous sptnt. The re
Se live cam s, counter cawea, and atsru
ntenta praweotl tho iMueo clearly and
fully, (in the ;cth of October a msity
of the tr i buna I reavhed a ttd sicne an
agteetnetil on ail tho auotUtra autruritrd
bv the terms of tbe reinvention, ft thia
awajd the rurht of the I ntted fttates la
the ctntrtd of a cnt !mious ar;p or be-il-r
of Ihe mainland ahote, akirtitig Sit lite
twte-water ni is stul vminwi of ttve
ciat, ta conhfined, fnr- to pott
land canal icem rinif t i. t t-g;t;n)ate
dul-t sptearrd ta d'Anei aa Mir. bv
1 tit.gta Ji.Ir t a nd to the i.i thet -aid
of alfa a nrt tkearao htftr9 , a life
dtaarn frwn Ihe brad of INHtladd carnal t-i
the prt'.iih dtgre of ntwih latttt-;
and the intf-iior l.fjr Im.s of tro ainy
la r.t4 . li:o-s rtto net i !t(jg certain n'wo-
k.tn sumtiiiia PU'g Ifiiorn I'oMutnd
canal aid Mnmt t. rC'sa and nic.tr-g
a loig lha cr t cf 1 be d Me fv i ttg
the liaul e op fr.m the m atithd
at te tily -art of lite tt-.t .er w kt-
the framage ulse apprsta. h-- (ha r--ict
within tha distance of taaitt urA
atlouuited bv the tiatv as the a&:rnte
wmth of tr. strip arount lb bo4a of
l.nn coral and Its branc hes.
S hlie the lene so tra;"-d fi-nowt the
pro .totval dprrvsrcatVttn K4 t the
cciwahvg rf tho atukmo rl er, ard ir-at cf
IV! at the summits of the Writs avd
t'M'kovt -aca tt runs ut H frt.ef ta
land fivm lb KlehUU tbn the lemrvaarv
line of tha later modus ieiw4'. aJ
leaves the e ht if a mi - tng d ti t cf fo
rNt-Hipin ttver avd tia-. er cteeg wul ib
the Juttadtcibnt of IE e I nilrd otateo.
Ti m rceult la sat factory to everv war.
It Is of geat nteruit JvnUjf to o.r
leNp!e In th fr .M'rti. U h&a ra
TOf cd trom the ft- t-1 of dit:iuin a 4
r-.rie Imh a uoeatkoa luM u t -civme
note ai.t'v a ctiiat vttth e.-i
par g ear ? tna!y. tt ba t o k I- res.1
a anl proof of the falrneaa atJ gvod
will wch whtvh two ffrtcn.l v natut i a
appr'-a' b and detcctstno Weuea tojving
aati4aJ avtaraatr a ad bg tftair aaiio
l'a"'1 e ii:'i-r ;wi
'a te a V 4 tvr
t'i'wi Aja eit Van-egue1.
ft W1 ho r-erreA'-M-ewf lat i$r,- rg t-a
J'--i's in., frfMrr, mtH f 1a' t f e e-t e
.ar-e f'iT t- p-iri- A ,'-.' s.-i- g t-'-
pr:a a Vrtiyi, .-.-4 tr'vg vt
frfeorsS of prn,t SS Vwl a-esr a -
mer t T Cad-T-t dje, n f-vy a:g
rj'tii of a t . j- a. TM-Mf ee.
f-W.-mertt M P-r-a te '-jrm af
tnee rtarrne was tear'a'-g by aa er"o
sner. bcig.! aVt u'rtH ro e,--to
of tha e'ii-i'-st i?tffi!ffta e r.So
1 niiH Uta'a at ( r'u sM ira e-a -tnent
at Vi gabtr g?v. it:f e-r-sj a
stts iw oha wmm tad to raoao it
rreojilra' t?K"n. ard ;" e?f ,d
a4f?evrr,t Vene-Tjelo figro to aet Sport
a retia peTr,?aga of that cj-v! fe
ca);ta of to ier pvris to be a -- red
to tro paytiiwvt A w tteer o't fa,' K,a
anight bo aarertameg by gauged 'xtwaas
tuita S4ii.ted tit ft t-v fc
d-j4 frs bef, oa. ory the threw y-o-w
ore alreo-ly awafg, soai pfneeJjg
agsibst ber bad rmniA ba a sare f
sir, bwt aleo to tho t'nited anafew.
Imn'f, Hia in. fWgjtaL th cKnwa.
ffwe4ea and .V orw a y and Mnir, whs
bad avrt. erapfye4 f -e ffjg ua oauWr
tsoa of the cins alt'ged ta bo iia ta
carta m of their fi
A demand was tlen an.s-e ty tbe a
ctte4 av-kadjcg powers trait tbo warns
Sj-erta to a d'e to trvesr c,aea
by su'-h m?sd cowbhwIcm sb-wld bo ac
corded tayerit tn fell bef a-e anyrbsg
was paid upow tho rla;ms of acy of tce
ao-caiied peooe powers. Vencuoia. ow
too rtrwr baod, Ii.m-; tt all her rred
rtcs should be raid up"W a baa T en
act eyjuality. Ipurtrig t&e efforta to ad
Juvt this derJe It waa igated by tbe
powers la inter eat that it mrvm4 be re
ferred to mo ffcr dedtfioo. bvt I was
cleany of tha optn&oei that a far ner
cxmrao vwiil be to aaVmit th wxy
to th Permanent Coot ef Arttr?o at
The Hagruo. It aeoined to go ta of eg an
admiraVU oj.porturity 1 3 s
practice of tho peaffW s--tt i-w.t of
dispute between naivons and to our we
for tho 1-Uaruo trfbwaal a memfarable in
creaso of Ita practical tmtH.frtartoe. Tb
ratKms trtereated tn the corrtrm-ray
were ao numemia and In marry iw'soref
ao jcwerful as to make It ider.t frat
beneficent results would follow from tbr
appearenco at tho rso titne befnra tbe
bar of that august trrbunsl of pea, re.
trur hopea In lhat regard fcs e beea
realised. Russia and Austria are rT're
senud In tha persons of t&e Jearne4 ae.d
dsfftir.gjtker) jut let who r-nTvaae tii
IfibvnaL, whi Great llrttaJn. Germany,
Kran'-e. 9-rntin. Italy, rilrlum. t:iie Net.n
erLerd. fce;en ar;d Norsrsy. Mrif-a. tjt
V nned e.ate. aud Venrxula are rf'-reenr-d
by tiK-ir rpe-t:ve asnt.a a&4
counsel S'jrh an itns-j:rg f on- iurso of
r. aUmra pr"So t ir:g t te ir a ( g u raec it to
and Invokf.g tr deci.m 1 tfcat f.iga
court of interna ti.i.&l i itjce ar3 irtr
nalonal pear can trA'j fa?l e--t:re
a l.ke tuUmiasion of a&a.ny fut era cod
trovertiea. 1n nt;orj nw ap;rtiir
l here w Si 1 find It far easier to a ppr
there a second time. wM no nsTioo ess
Imagine ita Just pride art 12 be leswred by
folio mg tha example awr pr-oen?ed.
Tbis triumph of the principle of ln:er
naUonai arbitration i a iob?ert of warm
cvngratulatioc and offer a tapyy augury
tor the pear of tbo world.
There a-em rod grord for the be
lief that there has been a real growth
among tbe civilised mat tons of a senti
ment which will permit a gradual oub
stitctlon of other snot bode than the
method of war tn th settlement of dis
pute. It Is not preierjded that as yet
wo are near a position in viiicA tt mill
ho possible wholly to prevent war. or
that a just regard for national Interest
and honor will In all ccs permit of
tho aettleavent of International deputes
by arbitration; but by a mixture of pru
dence and firmness wnh wisdom wo t iir k
It is possible to ds away w;tk macb of
the provocation and excuse for war. and
at leaat la many raxees te substitute sc-Kae
other and snore rational sneihod fr tbe
settlement of dispateo, " lUJe court
offers ao good an example of w bat can
bo done in ine dtreciin of such settle
ment that it should be encouraged in
every way.
Further steps shoal be tak?n. In lre
Iderit M- Ki:ie s annual m"4 cf
Iec. a. be made tbo tw.oatng rec-
on i menJ a 1 1 o n :
"The evTrtenre cf the t year bring
forcibly home t us a Knot of the b-r-JTiS
and tbe was'.e of war. We devr.
In common w it h not civ ii:se na'.Kns,
10 r-viuv-e to i r- ww evt p-o. ' foir-t
the 4aci4 suetaire in tinue of war ty
poacabie trad ard roiftaerro. . It U
trwo we roay suffer 3n awh cases less
lhao other corr.mur.tties, but all M!Km
are damaged emre or p-aa hy the tie of
w&easmeaa and appreeno tcto wh-fe
an vutbreok of hoettiul'-a tr.rovi the
entire cvmznervvaj world. It eboutd be eur
object, ihereioro, to smnim sv tar
as pracilcab), this inevitable loos sod
aroturbanco Thte porpooo rsa prvbaWy
Wot be acoxanpiahed by aa iBtorwaiiKmsl
agreement to regard all prtrate property
at sea aa e Kempt frora capture or de
atruA'tHa by tho frveo of brUFeeett puw
ers. The t atte-d aVatoa ilerwiat kaa
tor raany years advocated this buanaa
aad bearfkwnt prta4p)e. siwl la avow ta a
poajikoa to mwttUMi4 H ta other w -era
without tha UwputalK of wettlsb ao
Itvea. I trorefikrw sugg-est 1r your cw
aideratWa that the Kaecvitlvo bo authr
lsd to correepttod w u k tbo gvemsenta
cf tho nrer.cipal ttvarttlate powers wug a
vtew of itKcrporetiig Into tho perma
nent law af ctvttud aatwe tbo p.n
c.pj f tbe e&emptVtbw ct aU pruate
yirortarty at aea. b:H rvantraka,n4 of war.
Iamu capture or deuuctott by be.ge
at pooera
1 cordially r w thi revwertatWvn
T No si-.tfceo iVtrt. Haib o ISn,.
U )50. tbrvugk iVkbim. J . a -.J
"It ra wo tttmk fritrtcaiiy a.v urate
to aoy that lh;a terT:mei lias at f
bee, tw "vS vkewa aav.o it mel ad
vaued of tha y:iirrinvr.ii pf tee w r t-1
In lator cf w. a t s't et-vat-rmttitntk.
the ai h-n
of war. to ac-,-v;u.K tt t it
aioata aJiv4 trooe r lUft
w.ilJ la rn vaseg W asy mUi
i.gM to ortur (he ytaxe prvvrty of
aa eaemy t tho big Si fiA
I 4wtt t(ijk aa a rtiivr i buauaa
Iv od toaVa At is M.v!in.ii,r when
pr; sia p'H"' y is re us r,.j
tla.t it sihiJ.J not ba ie. ed at m&
XJ.hcO'.txer, tt !'. J r tvrtr it at.d tfc-5
s;?l.g p-jrw at. l.s-r ntv o .,y
pi,-g. a a k r asrr-.ee.-sr.i
t-na ! Lreie prvstr tua U t row
wi:a oi-J 'ary M-ity i:t4-tSit
'i-erty S-nd at a la w a apt
han la lha e w;th u-pe(iy f..and t
lnd rnaiiv b ao any w.o Ka
tw a I rJ.f t'o s-.irrn a.sfa vf cr
)krale ewTver-N. I rg a -w I
otic iie:,.a ?t ft w w- ii
Wwtrk t!i aarKM.,ii;y e-f ta rv i)i:r
hip sr. 4 n-i-'vxf s(rii of t.o
aeu I a f;c ftty V-. g
vf yet t."tt t aait.o-,'.T ji u a
A'i?.i mi-:l a. w 1 f, r-
;.; t4 asv.vi'g Sj!...
11 . f.f-O Mt 5-'-a t ' at fie ? civ
rg i"ir:pi la If a--. ' 4 f i
:h-r r -fv'rr.. as a '-: aval
tr. It wy ih n -n.-u l l;i w a tw.
aaiervo Jr Usj ttrf . e e; -j-e .
and g intne, H tie fc-o
aattre tea a svt J.' r !. b;
V g t troiS a raO".i'.e f t f. k b uo
a re. td 1 1 a ! H - a . e
t ta Ti o tX4tf g A - l '- o cvou
rcverv awaUwer. la tie vaaa4 wio
fwau bda sojsbw a to waua a kirw.
),e f t.n SffW-v-if "o gIKt
iI tr- r..S
? r tr fe- - f. l',!'"'-n a- t
, ais fc.W1 a r f f '
f ri I' g j ft : v '-(f. O
f r -ji'f Ir wa -r -y-: ' i ft ti I
f-:4 m A sr i4 at .-j"a.
s.ret to r.a f'g-e r i-
'jr-vvfi I.ts tre fg j if tvo
J-rTf f "Tinrr t -Mt f fro
iw t4-nf ts1fM pS'- SAlg tW
r-'..,'-e f rh -o r- 91 -a e--- fa
oor ..-paert trai la rtrVsr. a
k e'-5e4
pVete W t Twrlray.
Fay f5 Jiiy. baring r-';-! m t-gan.-.
win r a lurv y t-j'-! -T o aa
at'cvir-Ta nf aeea ar.-s f -e
v-o-avaKi.t at 'rV-''4. I d era - a rm I
STS-fr"! to tat prt f-r Se eyew
aa sp-get to Havaf aw aaoy m ariaa..
AJb-g tso a t f t a ti t.e of or
a -e o( bag ee t a-- o-e - y e,
to o-jrag waa ry3KxsMff.o'j f a o
f e " " s-f er h w
aiaa4ed lawaoiar atttrt.aL. Ta arl
of th fi4 B-4 f Ufswrt r-a-i.
A feig of eoewrMy at ser toa rio
pac tr. f rarM-r a a rsa aad diSfa;
-r r.eTO wero CW-t'Jfjr wefvssed a-f
t3to ee-ofsr kMf aad ta loa-ag arr
eafcn?a. and oe-l.ssry buwas ri
fta artiritr. 7a 'i-rverrtmoat af tb A
taw gar a ewe'f-rata Marsg f-o taw
rrreTr.'jiv of ercr wa.-aeT ; fb a-fV-al
who waa rsrare4 aa r .w
for tft-e d4ataril w;'.ii of a-- ia
rowvet Osff re r'-5o w:S te Tark -
Goverr.aaeflrt re-seara f-e-vi:r; aar rasas
fouaie4 na t-"??: rrwt.ae ig oho
f awr w ?' aa4 asiawwrts spcar ta ftay
pcooaa &f a3L ai nrrrrrr.
Fa'atrf-Hg T?tn Cjl
Ts strirg ? a aaew owwrrv? trwf y
wrta f.kueg, wVnrw wiA y.ae aa liicfTt
WW fa Kb a-f October, ka a eaao lux aat
tafartxsv Tta art tr rea t e?f Wtf
da:-oe7W aod v-egotjiatiww. awacw aw
casr:rrr--all r.'-a-is s::.k tn geg
or-e,tai ewep-iro ea a afc'oro aw :-ea,rJ3aTr
fo:iKaT l&aa tly bavo over s-eofivrw
er.;-y-4 Jt yjo r- oey tow
wr4 Stary rjgha ad 5-rtwtieareo of atje-tnaT-fce
wrd rwespu-sr ol-r--a, rt e r
ae bwpiwnaart aa.esot)ai erf asrr erWiS?ew
by t?vrsd fairi:i.-y of srsa to f."ka
e p-or. s ?-d f 'r tbe r jef f tra-So Sy
t e remtrai cf ovor f & araiw
w--fcf:b fcavo eforraea.- J? ra tit parr.
Tbo Cfciraao te7Vorsat e-r-vgea. wx fa-T
ar.4 eii!t. L' wiv w.'i f'iW-
atoy Is Sbeeerted by th peMejt ewas
rrecraj ra acj . to abawlw ttte j-n y f
aci er tranarf dies tSroKigbf
owt tka aarro. ar-g to fcatrvs-Bw a-ey
1-slst !s asar.itiiWfra?;' refectjia. Xrger
fs'l.eg are b -rra to vr i.wa.g
wbo wJ-ro to carry evs sr-irg eKt
prrnc ta .aa. TA'e save aod ?3r -r
tc ie?ve, ,-es a vai'af-o p-r.rf, t&o
reeog'-t.n f foe r ngh-t to ml atd
iea-e !a j-er-petrr' y g-ab yrrry as ti-
r.s svr'tia easy Ree-l la a.i paa
of tr enrfre A?A.. wrat was aw i-ut.-
rer.sa & - e c c. : tiwi f tr t s a a, ft
devti-CKfra-?;! ocr cocefner-r ja Xaa
cr:wra Cb'a. by tra:y Wi-b o, baa
ord ta fr.rejra ccsEra-re tii r-vw of
M'-aie. tbe capital ef ta prnKvr af
Mncfccr-a rjd An:raria aa t-3-pfwia."'t
port oa be Tans nw. as tte rsa a tw
Korea. Tfts f-a'l m-5U xra of ei--aTfce t
whwra nr coiwtmerc snay rljurul, y ex
pect can kar--,y ba iooaved lor taastw tbw
aetteraent of to pceocct abaoraaai atatw
of thmga ta tb fapar; but tbo fowekia
Ui fur 9lx de ek&psaert kaa at aaat
bees fatudL
Coetawar xeicav
I caH yo-ar awer.tio to tbo tdweed coat
!n ttxj7i'.:nir g tb coeowsar oermeo
tba Haral yemr es;r g Jsto t. ML wa
bow a la tb tnr.Ml report of the Awd
ltc for tbo 8 tat a and otar dTawrauer'ta,
as coor.pared wife th year preVeua Vr
the year anniec cotvale -a t '.r th egrowa
af eapeod-tw1 aver receipts o awooag
t th corxauiar aorvVo amooRled to S3t
I2L11. aa agaaat Ma for tbo year
ewdicc J una and $ :. t tor tba
yer en:rg Jen , TtUS ta tba
beat ivoa;i:g In ttta epct tor tb coa
suUr eerw-e f" lha wat f-xrteea years,
and tbe rvd'JCtl'j4i la t& coat of tbe serr
co to tbe O-ivemnaeet baa been aeade ta
r-jte of tbe tact teat tbo expand it urea fo
le year h a iet k.q era fRior tr an
Ll. M greater tt-aa tit th amwa x.
Rural Frtw-Oaftvsry Sarvicav
e ru-l f ree-d-rat'ery am ko baa beej
pteaci y stadJ T-r atletvw of ta
Corjti- at aaad b te quet?a of tbw
cvtrti.i.'c?s':.-a of The 1-tt-r carrt-rs atd
c 'a eg-ged In toe federal aerv . eo
pv . y tt tfke svew mrmt freo-de inery
routes. Stfuro rwte bate bw tnata.t.ed
a nte the ?rat of y last tHaa t-n asy
t ke p-erv t ia t? -ipartaaetii a .'rtry.
W & a regard to ecocft;y na zst be)
kem ha tr,ir.J ta tii rfak.ttsae.tt of ar
roo t ea. y ek the est fftiaMt '1 t i re rat
frePery stm aauat bo ctiaut.
J-C reaaona of awynd p-uttc FJfy. So
gver mnrte-mal anoenoct of recent years
has re-4'te4 In greofvf rmaaediat berve-rtt
to tbo pei of lb ewitury ostrtcta.
K-jni Tro oe.Uery. taka ta coaoet tiai
l-h tbe tVtbfe. tbo b--?-cio. aid t
trxr- ac.tp utvea otOkrb toward lew
aewtng tb t.xataa of fares t-'a and saa ft.
Ing u brbteg acJ snc.re atiracttv. la
the imif raa cho bvcfc ot uat a.w
fac4i:tieo aa tkeao baa drtiow aaaay of tfca
aaoro a t:a aa-4 rwet.-eew young snaa aad,
wtMarew frees tbo f araae lo two ti-ea; fvr
tbe-y robeied at tanuaoa s4 6arS of
aaental empnuosbfak tt aa wabewaky
and aodtrb fr tto ctiea to grow eg
tbe ireea of to vowtry; aadi rural
fre c'ttery le SMirt a y a a4 th-agin
Haeif, but as gwod bwveo It ta wnw
of th rouses w cm a rbok tttwboio
S4M tevbdweu-y Ivtt th turbo rw
ten iratAa ef eur a." ' a i ka at ta es
pet.ee ad the ci-i-y 1mh ta !t is f
ho oosao roaan-a thai w sapothta wh
atd p-v: r-f th i a of bUdinar
g v.i u. t '-a euo v iiv n t f r gwed
Iumm aa m- riA4-t graiaa
brstvM to 1t untry a-etrvta.
taaang "w re hats Capwaton.
I trust tbol tba tW)trj wi4 eoauau
to favvr ia a1! pp-r wa tko lHtkatnak
iVr fcjkeo fe. a, t ?va t utg
ctraifri'4 tha tctiwfcta pir-riaav
hwtk wa r. r rt givol etp It fa s
h i- -a aShk ana - a v-vt:uuLal
aa' . Y ei'e? i e-f t. j ta
('iark airv-a Ifeo ixvn t I r.-ii.iae4 th,ero
t nvarei I a bvgiftMtt.g of lha Vf
a t tti 4rttn.i ad 1.u.in m h.
tkriel ow' a-w..hai botii- .taj-vre lb '
v i Ti ti( j ;;ai of tv fg a wu
irv. Hi-4!.. i;ig tbo prsat of iio
g -a ai d v ton, was a ! -v t of lm
&trt nriA2-: ta Jf b!'..-y, nr
s;!uf us o'jr p co on IV '.tnv a
b.orvV a4 bmIm rvduiy the wa lc oug
a,ttt-ihv is ti Ct la B r 1
o4 ot the aorana t o -ortteos:;oi vf anf
eib t u;va ti w-:.ea oaat by
to rknJiiK i-M ajtd Clark la to
c .-, ir-xi at !-.--d. vra Jt. fcy a-a
!' U" to tn .nf r v? :a, end thia
rrtl l.-e Kvvft'lv4 Sd SMw
pM t f;.u t&o Nt-.."1 ve;;itkvut.
Daxaopment of AUakg.
I ea x-r tv:! attvt: a to tNe Ttr
rtKir vf A'a,a- T to rvit:y la dif.f
' g ra a v ari tt ha.a a-ur-d
ta ml wea.ta ta g'i au4 ha aw
el 17 1 Ua tCi"t lt .5.-1ee
tf wj-ly han.t-4 ad kait a-lfr tti-.-h.a
rnUwi. w i fca a &ieao as p--r-a-ji
as a;y ojrr 4 C . u:. lu-
pvrttr-e la tr. pe.-t.:. la Imvis tf
pr.-r-ery gnftPv- ba U'iM gtoag
wna of w b. I'vi t:v''.a at A
ata nUeU: f?r far-.g ant ralji -a.
- Uw9i tka aw'.i wi a4v.ot so ta
t!e p.-u. r Na;i.WA9 ef to cwatry.
A aaa la atwaied ia ia (at aa bg
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