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Coramodoro Scheder in command of
the German West Indian squadron
has been appointed a rear admiral
W W Russell at present secretary
of legation at Caracas has been ap
pointed charge of the American lega
tion at Panama
Secretary Moody proposes two plans
for the naval program next year One
entalls an expenditure of 34000000
and the second tor 30000000
W A McKewan ex secretary of the
University of California pleaded
guilty to the charge of embezzlement
He will be sentenced February 12
Complete denial to the charge by
D B Groff in the postal fraud cases
that immunity had been offered him
Is made by Postmaster Inspector
vMayer
Governors of the New York Stock
Exchange have decided to remove the
stocks of the American Steel Foun
dries company from the list traded in
on the exchange
William E Curtis writes of the
discovery of the tombs of ancient
- Egyptian kings at Luxor which be
came known through the sale of curios
stolen from them
National Committeeman Victor L
Berger has proposed to the committee
that the national headquarters of the
social democratic party be changed
from Omaha to Chicago
j Judge Grosscup in addressing the
Illinois county and probate judges in
convention at Springfield favors a
policy to enforce honesty in the
formation and administration of cor
porations
N Representative Martin introduced a
1111 amending the former bill by him
relative to the segregation of certain
lands in South Dakota as a public
partk to be known as Battle Mountain
sanitarium
William Arup Danish commissioner
general to the St Louis exposition
sailed for New York on the steamer
Oscar II He will proceed immediate
ly to St Louis on his arrival in the
United States
The Central Pacific Railway com
pany now a part of the Harriman Pa
cific system paid into the sub-treasury
about 2800000 representing an
other installment of its old obligation
to the federal government
Professor J Leon Magnes professor
c Hebrew in Union college Cincin
nati has been called to the pastorate
of Temple Israel Brooklyn He is a
native of Oakland Cal and a grad
uate of the University of Heidelberg
A shipment of 3600 bales of cotton
destined for Japan left Houston Tex
via the Southern Pacific for San Fran
cisco The shipment required forty
one cars and is a record breaker as
far as the oriental trade is concerned
George Herrmann the ex inspector
of constabulary who robbed the gov
ernment and fled from MisamiS Min
danao and was subsequently captured
at Bayanana has been convicted and
sentenced to thirteen years imprison
ment
Representatives of temperance or
ganizations addressing a house com
mittee in favor of the Tirrell bill to
prohibit the sale of liquor in public
buildings declare that it is sold in all
but one of the soldiers homes of the
country
President and Mrs Roosevelt enter
tained at dinner at the White House
in honor cf the supreme court Cov
ers were laid for a large company of
guests All the justices of the su
preme court were present except Jus
tice White
Secretary Wilson has issued the an
nual quarantine order on account of
the Texas cattle fever It is effective
February 1 sad includes California
Oklahoma and Texas and the southern
states The line is practically the
same as last year
Horace G Burt retired president
of the Union Pacific railroad and Mrs
Burt will start on a worlds tour go
ing from Omaha direct to San Fran
cisco From San Francisco they will
sail for the orient where they will
spend several months
Canton observed McKinleys birth
day Special programs were held in
most of the schools and pink carna
tions were worn by all Mrs McKin
ley was driven to the cemetery with
ja large bunch of carnations for the
tomb of the late president
The president has appointed W B
JMartia to succeed Miss Minnie Cox
as postmaster at Indianola Miss
This postoffice was closed some time
ago the white inhabitants of the place
refusing to accept their mail from
Mrs Cox who is a negress
5 A threat to wreck every train run
ning through San Joaquin valley un
less the Southern Pacific company
paid the sum of 10000 has been made
-the company through anonymous
letters Detectives are working -on
the case but as yet tney have found
no clue to the writer
Secretary Shaw has issued a circu
lar to passengers arriving in the
United States from foreign countries
regarding examination of baggage
passengers declarations exemptions
from duty etc whicn will be sent tc
each passenger as far as possible be
fore embarking on outgoing steamers
The interior department has arrang
ed for a complete survey Oi the bound
ary line between Idaho and Montana
and Howard B Carpenter of Califor
nia has been appointed United States
survevor to conduct the work The
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KEEP AT PANAMA
WHAT THE UPPER HOUSE WILL
DO THIS WEEK
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS LIKELY
Democrats will Not Seek to Post
pone vote on the Treaty Consular
Appropriation Measure in the Lower
Branch
WASHINGTON The senate this
week will continue to discuss the Pan
ama question Speeches will be
made Monday or Tuesday by Senator
Fairbanks rep and Senators Clarke
dem Ark and Clay demT all in
support of the treaty There also will
be other speeches but a temporary
sessation may be expected later in
the week as there is a disposition on
the part of democratic politicians to
postpone further discussion on the
question until response to resolutions
of inquiry shall be received from the
executive
The democrats however have given
assurance to the republican leaders
that they will not seek delay merely
for the purpose of postponing a vote
on the treaty which they will permit
as soon as legitimate debate shall be
exhausted The present plan Is to
continue the discussion in open ses
sion but if it becomes apparent that
more can be accomplished by closing
the doors executive sessions will be
ordered It is now certain the solid
vote of the republican side of the
chamber for the treaty will be aug
mented by many democratic votes
The suggestion was made in the
democratic caucus Saturday that the
entire democratic vote should be
pledged in case assurance is given
of concessions to Colombia but it
wac acted upon The urgent deficiency
appropriation bill will be reported dur
ing the week and will receive atten
tion if the Panama question is side
tracked to meet the demands of the
democrats for delay to digest the new
information they hope to receive on
the revolt The canal question will
be kept to the front as much as pos
sible even to the exclusion of appro
priation bills
The house this week will pass the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill which was reported from the com
mittee on foreign affairs last week
Mr Hill chairman of the committee
will call it up at the first favorable
opportunity District of Columbia
business is the special order for Tues
day and pension legislation for Fri
day
Consideration of the diplomatic bill
will afford opportunity for a further
wide range of discussion of such
topics as members may desire to in
troduce
The bill providing for the ratifica
tion of a treaty with the Sioux tribe
of Indians on the Rosebud reserva
tion which reached the point of third
rnriinjt Saturday is pending and its
consideration is a special continuing
orir r so long as it does not interfere
with appropriation bills or private
calendar bills
A number of bills of minor impor
tance have found their way to the
house calendar some of which may be
passed during the week but such as
threaten to participate extended de
bate must wait until more important
legislation is out of the way
Renounces Episcopal Faith
MILWAUKEE Wis Rev Charles
H Schultz formerly rector of St
Stephens Episcopal parish in this city
on Sunday publicly renounced alleei
ance to the Episcopal faith and was
baptized and received into the Cath
olic church A number of his for
mer parishioners witnessed the cere
mony at Gesu church Rev Schultz
had been rector of St Stephens
Episcopal church for over a year
coming here from Nashotah where
he was instructor in an Episcopal in
stitution
Train Leaps Embankment
PRINCETON Ind A passenger
train on the Southern railroad was de
railed east of here Sunday The train
was running at the rate of twenty
miles an hour wnen it left the rails
Hhe baggage car and day coach were
thrown from their trucks and rolled
down the embankment There were
seventy five passengers on the train
but all escaped with slight injuries
An examination revealed that a num
ber of spikes and bolts had been re
moved from the rails and detectives
claim to have a clew
Not Satisfied With Omaha
MILWAUKEE National Commit
teeman Victor L Berger has propos
ed to the committee That the national
headquarters of the democratic social
party be changed from Omaha to Chi
cago
Hoq Cholera is Spreading
COLUMBIA MO State Veterinar
ian D F Luckey made the statement
Tuesday that hog cholera is spreading
with alarming rapidity through Mis
souri and neighboring states All pre
vious records will probably be broken
Cotton Makes a Nev Record
NEW YORK July cotton sold at 10
cents a pound on the New York ex
change on Thursday A few years ago
the price ranged between 0 and S
cents The market opened strong at
an advance of seven to twenty three
points on heavy buying of a more or
less general character that was in
duced by the sensational advances in
the Liverpool market The advance
was not checked until March had
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survey It is expected win taKe aoout cents a net advance of twenty five
jtwo year- to twenty six points
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DELAYS THE ANSWER
Ruoslan Reply Will Not Be Forward
ed for Several Days
PARIS Another delay has occur- ALL PANAMA INFORMATION POS
red in framing and forwarding the
Russian answer to the latest Japan
ese note and this will result in fur
ther averting the culmination of the
crisis until the middle or the latter
part of this week
The official advices received here
from St Petersburg Sunday although
somewhat negative gave definite de
tails of the status of the note and
the program it was Intended to fol
low Count Lamsdorff the Russian
ioreign minister had expected
the exchanges going on would have
permitted the final drafting of the an
swer so that it could have been pre
sented to the czar Saturday for his
approval but the expectation was not
realized and as a matter of fact the
answer has not yet been finally draft
ed It was therefore determined to
defer its submission to the czar un
til next Tuesday or Wednesday
Efforts are still being made to shape
this answer so as to prevent a rup
ture This new delay is interpreted
as slightly improving the situation
as it indicates that Russia is making
extreme efforts to bring the answer
within limits acceptable to Japan
SWINDLED THE GOVERNMENT
Got Transportation for Indians and
Sold It
LOS ANGELES Cal After having
been sought all over the southwest by
officers of the postoffice and interior
departments Peter Kokas alias Pedo
Calydarot alias Jose T Trujillo was
irrested here by the United States au
thorities He is wanted on a charge
of defrauding the superintendent and
directors of the government Indian
school at Lawrence Kan and the ad
ditional chnrge of using the maiis for
purposes of fraud is against him
Early in December it is alleged
that he wrote H D Paers superin
tendent of the Haskell Indian school
at Lawrence stating that he had a
large party of Indian boys who desir
ed to enter school and asked that
transportation be sent for them
The transportation was sent but
when the supposed wards of the na
tional government arrived it was
found that all of them were Mexicans
to whom the transportation had been
sold
PERISHED ON THE DESERT
Between Twenty and i hirty Bodies Are
Found
SALT LAKE Utah The bodies ot
bprween twentv and thirty men who
pprishrd from thirst while attempting
to cross the desert between Moapa and
Los Vegas Nev have been found
within a few weeks according to ad
vices received from the latter plvc
The men it is believed were mostly
tramps who attempted to make the
long journey on foot without sufficient
supplies of food and water to carry
them c cross
Many of the bodies found were with
out clothing and it is believed that
the ictims had gone insane from
thirst and had wandered about in a
nude condition in search of water
Some cf the victims are supposed to
have drank water from Dead Mans
Well which is located almost in the
center of the desert The Avater from
this well while temporarily alovial
ing thirst is sure death to those who
drink it
Interstate Commerce Bill
WASHINGTON The senate com
mittee on interstate commerce on Fri
day referred all bills before it to sub
committees Senator Quarles bill giv
ing the interstate commerce commis
sion authority to fix freight schedules
where it believed existing rates to be
exhorbitant was discussed at length
It was decided that inasmuch as the
house committee has arranged to give
hearings on this bill no action will be
taken by the senate committee unless
hearings by it are expressly requested
Dietrich in Washington
WASHINGTON Senator Dietrich
arrived Thursday morning from Ne
braska and at once went to his nev
apartments in Stoneleigh Court Later
he saw D E Thompson and Mr Steph
enson at the New Willard hotel At
night Senator Dietrich had a confer
ence with Senator Burrows chairman
of the committee on privileges and
elections and presented Senator Bur
rows with papers bearing on his re
cent indictment Just what action
Senator Dietrich will take is not rt
present given to the public
National Guard Association
ST AUGUSTINE FLA The elec
tion of officers of the National Guard
association resulted in the re-election
of General Charles Dick as
president St Paul was selected
as the next place of meeting
Doctor Burned to Death
DE3 MOINES la Dr W L Hus
ton of Marengo la was burned to
death Saturday night He was very
feeble and it is supposed that he over
turned a kerosene lamp which set
fire to the building burning him to
death before he could escane
Investigating Labor Uniorr
CHICAGO The grand jury his be
gun an investigation of labor unions
their officials and the violence which
attended recent strikes in Chicago
Foreman Blair on Tuesday said the
jury intended to probe deep into the
labor affairs Witnesses Tuesday
were questioned about the actions of
strike sympathizers in the street rail
way trouble police methods in handl
ing the riots and about violence dur
ing the strike at the plant of the Kel
logg Switchboard and Supply com
pany
WANTS THE FACT
SIBLE TO GET
THIS IS WHATSEHATE ASKS
The Democratic Caucus Resolution
Discussed Th Bacon Resolution
Regarding Adjustment of Affairs in
Colombia
WASHINGTON Mr Hoar was in
thatitne senate Friday for the first time
3ince the death of his wife a month
ago
The democratic caucus resolution
calling on the president to inform the
senate whether all the papers in pos
session of the executive bearing upon
the Panama revolution had been sent
to the senate was immediately taken
up the especial question under con
sideration being the motion of Mr Cul
lom to add a clause relieving the presi
dent of the necessity of supplying the
documents if considered incompatible
with the public interest
Mr Cockrell contended that the sen
ate had no right to ask for informa
tion concerning a treaty while it was
under negotiation but it had the right
to all possible information after the
negotiation was completed and the
treaty sent to the senate
Mr McLaurin spoke in support of
the resolution and in opposition to the
amendment Referring to the treaty
with Panama Mr McLaurin said that
the very first article of the treaty is
a declaration of war against Colombia
if Colombia sees proper to assert its
authority in the face of the United
States and he argued that this be
ing so the senate should have full in
formation as to whether the United
States had done anything in establish
ing the government ot Panama that
would justify us in taking the respon
sibility of provoking a possible war
The vote was then taken on the Cul
Iom amendment inserting the discre
tionary clause and the motion prevail
ed 39 to 20 a party vote with the
exception of Mr McEnery who voted
with the republicans The resolution
was agreed to without division
The resolution had no sooner been
disposed of than the Bacon resolution
looking to the adjustment of our dif
ferences with Colombia by arbitration
was considered Mr Bacon did not
contend that our right to recognize
Panama should be arbitrated but he
did hold that a question for arbitration
was presented in tne differences that
have arisen over the dictation of the
treaty of 184 G
Speaking of the proposition to ten
der the good offices of the United
States in order to settle the contro
versy between Colombia and Panama
Mr Bacon said that this mode of pro
cedure would be inadequate because
it would not take into account Colom
bias differences with the United
States In this connection he- reiter
ated that the Panama revolution was
an accomplished tact and said he was
further convinced that the canal would
be built at Panama This being true
he argued that there is no more im
portant duty than to remove whatever
source of friction there may be
BRYAN TO GO TO KENTUCKY
House Kills Resolution Inviting Roose
velt
FRANKFORT Ky W J Eryan to
day wired Speaker Brown accepting
the invitation of the house to deliver
an address here February 3 on the
occasion of Goebel day Mr Bryan is
in New York and his telegram was
sent from there
The house practically ilefcael a
resolution offered by Mr Black in
dorsing the presidents action in the
Panama treaty The senate last wool
took similar action by sending the
resolution Lo a hostile committee
The hoje by a viva voce tote
killed the resolution to invite President
Roosevelt to address the legislature
Fight Microbes in Books
BERLIN The Berlin municipal au
tuonties have decided to make an at
tempt to exterminate the microbes in
the public libraries Prof Koch hav
ing called attention to the danger of
spreading infectious disease through
books loaned from libraries The pro
tessors representative during the
formers absence in South Africa
where he is studying the rinderpest for
the British government has drawn up
a plan for attacking the microbes
which will be submitted to the library
committee
Smithscns Remains Received
WASHINGTON The casket con
taining the remains of the late
James Smithson founder of the
Smithsonian institution who died
years ago in Genoa Italy was re
moved frch the United States dispatch
boat Dolphin and borne to the Smith
sonian Institution building where it
will remain until congress author
izes its final interment in the
grounds of that institution The cas
itct will m all probability be opened
and and appropriate sei vices will be
uhscived
Cut in Passenger Rates
ST PAUL The Soo Line announc
ed a reduction in its passenger rates
lo the east to an S fare to Chicago
It is understood General Passenger
Agent Callaway is in the fight to stav
this time
Tc Avoid Star Route Delays
WASHINGTON To avoid too lon
delays ir payments to contractors fo
performing star route mail service
throughout the country the postoffice
department is arranging to make
monthly instead of quarterly pay
AWAITING OPPORTUNE TIME
Russia Watching for Favorable Mo
ment to Reply
PARIS It Is understood that the
conferences between Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff and M Kurlno the Japan
ese minister at St Petersburg have
permitted the latter to advise his gov
ernment concerning the position Rus
sia is likely to take in the forthcoming
answer but the officials here say this
was merely an intermediary step to
wards adjusting the remaining differ
ences as the answer is subject to
change until officially communicated
It Is further said that Russia will
not answer until she feels reasonably
assured that her answer will not havo
the effect of causing hostilities
The officials here are gratified at an
apparently authoritative statement
that Japan does not intend to
fortify the straits of Korea They
say it will remove one of the mnin
obstacles as the most recent negotia
tions shoved that Russia was unaltcr
ably opposed to the creation of any
condition in Korea which would lead
to closing that outlet frum the Sea of
Japan
A strong intimation has been made
that the maritime nations of Europe
ana the United States would have
taken up the question unless this dec
laration had been made
RIGHTS OF THE PRESIDENT
United States Attitude Toward Pan
ama Revolution
WASHINGTON The time of the
senate Thursday was devoted to de
bate rather than to set speeches on
the attitude of the United States to
ward the Panama revolution There
was a variation however In that the
discussion also had reference to the
right of the president to withhold in
formation called for by the senate The
immediate foundation of the contro
versy was the democratic caucus res
olution calling on the president to
state whether he has yet supplied all
the papers in the archives bearing on
the Panama affair
The debate was opened by Mr Cul
berson and was participated in by
Gorman and Bacon on the democratic
side of the chamber and by Messrs
Cullom Spooner and Lodge on the le
publican side The democrats con
tended for the right of the senate to
demand information in the possession
of the executive department bearing
on treaties before the senate while the
republicans spoke in defense of the
discretion of the president to withhold
information
FINDS WRIGHT SANE
Coroners Jury Returns Verdict of Sui
cide in the Case of the Promoter
LONDON Suicide was the ver
dict passed by the coroners jury in
the closing chapter of the tragedy of
Whittaker Wright His death was
caused by suffocation in consequence
of poisoning b cynaide of potassium
The jury found that Wright was per
fectly sane and that there was not the
slightest doubt that his death was due
to most deliberate suicide From the
evidence at the inquest it was shown
that Wright had determined to take hit
own life in the event of an adverse
verdict and that he went to court
with a cynaide tabloid in his posses
sion while in his hip pocket was a
new revolver fully loaded and even
cocked After the sentence Wright
went to the lavatory while the tipstaff
in attendance on him remained out
side There he swallowed the tabloid
returned to the consulting room
washed down the poison with whisky
and water and died One of the last
things Wright said was This is
British justice
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
Working to Standardize the Silver
Currency
WASHINGTON It is learned here
that Charles Conant member of the
monetary commission who has been
in Rome conducting negotiations with
the Italian government respecting the
standardization of silver currency in
the orient is acting under special in
structions from the state department
He will visit the principal capitals of
Europe Results so far obtained are
encouraging
Sanchez Makes a Call
WASHINGTON General Sanchez
whom the Morales government has
appointed Dominican minister to the
United States had a long talk with
Acting Secretary Loomis on Thurs
day The minister said that his gov
ernment was prepared to execute all
tae demands of this country rcgaid
ing pending claims and to stand by
all agreements tnis government has
entered into with previous Dominican
administrations Minister Powell has
recognized the Morales government
Farmer Buys Gold Brick
WICHITA Kan Jacob Allen a
wealthy farmer of Wellington Kan
was swindled in this city by gold
brick men who sold him a worthless
combination of tin and copper for 10
000 It had been recommended by a
supposed government assaycr who
gave the name of J E Stone of Phil
adelphia
Ship Line for the Phillipines
SAN FRANCISCO A steamship
line to operate among the islands of
the Philippine group is soon to be es
tablished says the Bulletin A com
pany has been formed of Boston capi
talists and it is to be known as the
Boston Iloilo Steamship company
Besides the steamship line the com
pany is to construct a shipbuilding
yard and to establish a big plant for
repairing vessels The company that
is back of the scheme now ope
rates the steamer Concord in Philip
pine waters
RUSSIA IS FIRM
REPLY TO JAPAN IS REFUSED ON
MAIN POINTS
LONDON The Daily Graphic
claims to be able to affirm that Rus
sias draft of Its reply has not yet
been officially piesented to Japan
but it ha3 been communicated to M
Kurino the Japanese minister at St
Petersburg who has transmitted the
contents to Tokio whence it will be
conveyed to the friendly powers
The reply of Russia Is firm the
Daily Graphic says but it refuses to
permit the reinsertion of the draft of
the treaty of the two words guaran
teeing the integrity and independence
of China which Japan insisted on in
its last note The clause proposed
by Japan was that Russia and Japan
should mutually agree to respect the
integrity and independence of China
and Corea Russia has now strick
en out twice the words China and
Corea and it is understood that this
will close the negotiations
It is probable the Daily Graphic
goes on to say that when this note
is received Japan will notify Baron
De Rosen that it has no alternative
but to taKe up arms in defense of its
interests and that M Kurino will be
instructed to demand his passports
In the meanwhile instructions have
been sent to the two Japanese cruis
ers at Colombo to proceed to Singa
pore where in he event of war be
ing declared their crews will be paid
off and the vessels laid up
In a dispatch irom Tokio a corre
spondent of the Times gives the fi
nancial program of the government as
follows
First a domestic loan of 100000000
yen 50000000 second the gov
ernment to draft into the treasury the
local land taxes amounting to 25000
000 yen third an increase of other
taxes to yield 15000000 yen fourth
suspension of public works and ad
ministrative retrenchments amount
ing to 40000000 yen The total of
S000000 yen a year to be obtained by
these measures will be devoted to the
securing of war loans
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram
company from Tokio says the elder
statesmen were received in audience
by the emperor and that it is gener
ally believed in Tokio that Japan has
requested Russia to hasten her reply
Russian military activity on the Co
rean frontier is exciting increasing
uneasiness
TALK RECESS APPOINTMENTS
Specific Information is Asked of the
President
WASHINGTON The senate Mon
day heard further discussion on the
question cf appointments to office
made dicing congressional recesses
listened to a speech on the isthmian
canal ouestion by Mi Morgan and
passed a number of bills of a semi
public choracter As a result of tro
debate on the appoirtment question
a resolution for specific information
concerning the nomination of W D
Crum as a collector of customs at the
port of Charleston S C was passed
A l resolution asking for similar in
formation concerning the nomination
of Brijradior General Wood and other
army officers went over until tomor
row
Among the bills passed was one au
thorizing the erection of a monument
to the memory of John Paul Jones
IN HONOR OF SUPREME COURT
President Gives Dinner
Company
to a Large
WASHINGTON President and
Mrs Roosevelt entertained at dinner
at the White House Thursday night in
honor of the supreme court Cover
were laid for a large company of
guests All the justices of the su
preme court were present except Jus
tice White who was detained at home
by injuries resulting from a fall
while on his way from the court and
Justice Brown who has eye trouble
The table was set in the state dining
room and presented an unusually
handsome appearance The president
escorted Mrs Fuller to the table and
the cnief justice escorted Mrs Roose
velt Among the guests were Senator
McComas Senator Mitchell Repre
sentative and Mrs De Armond and
Representative and Mrs Champ Clark
Flake Treacherously Shot
MANILA It has just been learned
here that Lieutenant Campbell W
Flake of the Twenty second infantry
vas killed while trying to enter Moro
Cotta in Mindanao for the purposo
of examining the locality He was
accompanied by Private Fey of the
same regiment Lieutenant Flake was
chot treacherously the Moras iring
on the party while Major Ballard was
parleying with them Moro Cotta was
at once taken by assault with no fur
ther loss to the expeditionary forces
American Killed at Nice
NICE Miss Radthorn an Ameri
can aged 35 who had ben staying
u Cannes was killed in an automo
Sile accident Wednesday Three other
jersens were injured The automo
bile party was composed of Mrs Mel
Ior an American the owner of the
car Mr Allen also an American
Mrs Ethallezs and Miss Radthorn
The machine was being driven at high
peed along the road when it collided
with a cart The
occupants of the au
tomobile were thrown out and the
machine was smashed
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AS TO THE IHTECRITY OF CHINA y
It Will Not Be Guaranteed Russias
Draft of Reply to China Has Not
Yet Been Officially Presented but
Will Be Soon
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