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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
81 HOW UNCLE TEACHES BECOME SAILORS ~

food, comfortable clothing and regular
life. hrc all conducive TO the moral and
physical development Of d, boy, and Il IL
surprising what n change even ak months
makes In tho minority Of them, & VI
Il changes careless, Sloppy boy
Into a clean, sef-relant young man
whose body is strong and healthy ana
whose brnIn Is filisd with Useful knowl-
edge.
A body Of these young apprentices who
have completed their term ut the Train
Ing Station. and are ready to 60 on
board training ship. is asight to make
atty American proud. 5B
During the six months the apprentice
has been at tho station ne has been al
lowed to VISIT the !neishborng cities, but
ras had no leave to visit his home, unless
It happens 70 be near the station. Now,
however, he can 70 and ace his folks and
make them a. visit OF a week. @ fi
It ia A proud day for him when he ar
rives at the old ho2s In his neat sailor;
Uniform. to show his parents and his for;-5
tner playmates what the Training School
has done for him. For seven, days, Of
course, he Is n hero and privileged to-
hold wondering audiences spellbound
while he tells OF how we do things In
the navy :. - m
Then he goes back ~ the Training Sta
ton to join the draft preparing to go on
board tha training ship. Hereafter his
home Is to be something that aoats-he
Is shore sailor no longer. with him
i the first process In the making Of one of
#uncis sanl's sailors Isl completed Y, sg
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1d,rcates Every American Lad Who Wishes It, Gives Hin
on Cruises and Pays Him While He Is Doing II

OF infantry drill and then lie goes to
school and attends to his reading. writ
Ing, arithmetic, history and geography.
'tl,e next two periods no dcyotcs to
tho STUDY OF the science Of scarrnnshlp
N wonderful study, and to the boy who
has the sailor instinct In him, a most
Interesting ono.
For a tgixth period he is told about gun
I 1cry-how TO load and fire the big guns
OF q ship, how they nre made, what they
will do and why they Will do It. and his
days work ends With d period OF In
struction In light artillery.
Tho next day his Instructions are va
ried BY having two periods IN which he IL
taught MI about pistols and two in which
he deycths himself entirely to learning
about the building and handling Of boats.
On Wednesday two periods are intro
;duced, II, which attention is paid en-
.irely to sewing ard mendng-all really
good sailors become expert with tho
needle.
on Friday afternoon the two last po-
RODS are taken up with bathing, fro
quarters and gymnastics. and on satur-
day there are no periods OF instruction
at all. Tho forenoon Is given up to bag
and hammock inspection. to overhaulng
and tnonding clothes, etc. and NIL the
afternoon is devoted to recreation, tho
boys having a good time in any manner
they please as long as they behave them
selves.
Sunday Is day Of rest, with divine
service in the morning and Sunday
school In the afternoons
AT different times the apprentice IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30

10 Begin With. BOYS who have been
convicted OF any crime or are known
10 be OF bad character will not hc taken
on any account--Uncle Sam wants only
4 he BEST Z
pArtntsand guardians are warmed that
ire navy Is not n reform institu ' TON !.
Boys whoas conduct Is unsatisfactory arc arc
discharged promptly and the parents re-
dutred To- pay theirB expeses homo. On
the other Hand. an ambitious, self-re-
specting 10Y finds his lines have fallen
I In not Unpleasant places. and he ~ sure
70 succeed and to become al, horror to
his parents,5the service and the country,
The days worl. At tho Training Sta
t,on Is divided into ''pernds" each "pc-
rlod, being 3three-1nartcrs OF an. hour
lonS. withrn fifteen minute interval 70,
rest between, them NJ AZ noon, OF course,
tho interval Is longer to allow. for dinner
ana half an hours rest after y.
4 what 4, boy is instructed In during tho
.,pnriods''t each day depends upon what
fdiviston he Is In. Each diylsion gets tho
same subjects, but they get I hem Snt DIFF.
ferent times. Il "a q 4, Nd
THE divisions. are like classes. II an
apprentice belongs to the first division,
he begins the week on Monday by cxerr-
cisIng threc-quarters OF an, hour in the
gymnasium under an instructor. who
shows him how to develop his muscles
to tho best advantage. He can learn
to box and fence II he wants to. They
turn out some very good boxers from
the gymnasium. .,s.,sss, .,.ssS 1890.
After the gymnasium no gets a period
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lthuEht the Use 81 flags In signalling and
how TO signal with coloref lights This
Is d part OF the course which the boys
take III, readily and seem TO enjoy thor.
ougbly. At almost any time YOU can see
boys talking to each other across the
drill hail with signal flags. And they
learn also to talk with each other as far
as they can see one another BY waving
their arms In a certain manner.
Attached 10 each training station IA a
small gunbont OF the type known as
''auxilInry,i-that 10. she can either snii
or steam--and III summer she Is ire.
quently loaded up with a crew OF boys
who take her about the harbor and out
to the opet, sea, learning, thus BY praoti.
chi experience how to handle vessel
uhdtr SAIL
There Is also. at each station, an old !.
fashioned sduare.rigger--a i11an.of-war Of
the bygone tir1e--and on board Of It the
boys are scnt from time to time to learn
by experience thihgs about fnasts and
yards and rigging.
The boys get a lot of practice too, at
shooting with the rife and pistol, and
sometimes when they go out on the gun
boat they shoot at q. floating target with
her guns. Cash prizes are given to the
boys who make the best scores.
All tho time q boy Is at the training
station he is naturally anxious for the
tire to arrive when he shall be sent on
board a ship and sail away Strange coun-
| tries for to seq
At the end Of six months a boy lis sup
posed to be qualified for transfer to d
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give tho boy upon his arrival an outnt
OF clothing.
The apprentice sets 80 : month while
he ID In ths third class 81 q month while
no is IN tho second class and $2l month
while he IL IN the 1rst class, p.
After lie graduates he has the whole
navy before him and all positions are are
operr, to him to achieve. \.
The apprentice, having passed through W \
Ms probationary period and become {. q
regular member OF the battalion. finds
1 programme OF work and study l 'll
out for him. which discournges some
boys and makes them drop out early IN =
tho game. i,
The officers are not sorry to see them
eo-they don't want such boys in the navy.
Laziness and stupidity are Two tnlhss
witt which Uncle Sam will not pul ..,e up,
I, the boys OF that kind do not "'eu
themselves out they are weeded OUT. 4,
TO mako the finest mar,.of-wa1r 7, s. q !
~ the world he must have good m MAJ =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30

Of viii awdea aao
pantb
appropriately od wH DO selected
artistic
at
eawad Il
1MEs-plsPATct RICHMOND "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
I'LL
Ready for the First Cruise
BvH, IRVING KING.

.@T rs not every school At which q
ssssSSorsss!s esrseT eps .ssd sal
CIV. AIRY At tho Same tiino. ~.
Y0RKa6V IfheyI do that At the Naval
SSSYSSS Training School and, besides,
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\ olden times the spinater Of
mature age was ofttimes the
neighborhood angel and the uni
versal friend Of suffering hui.
mainly.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-01
ROSEBUD COUNTY, M0NTAr
Fiscal Year Ending November 80, 100

10 the Honorable
annual
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15

part fetn. so beriprebe gu 1dme,serl
unb mid NIT benz uripriinsliGen Sea-
pital gu besniisen."
~Sie finb iebr siitis unb id bin 81
men febr bant6ar", itammelte Der 8anz
quier, ~biefe Sdulb permas iD in
a9t Sagen 81 tilgen."
2ubin rduiperte ii9.
sd tniipfe bieies Opfer natiirlid
an etne 8ebingung."
rSel6itperltdnbli9. Iuf uneiaenz
niibise Susenb made ib feinen On
ipru9."
rl1nb9" fraste Scr. 2loDb aDsernb.
SD bin entaiidt iiber SSbre Sp6ter.
9eben Sic mir Tie gum Weibe, oann
ftnb uniere Snterei1en ibenti56."
r9ere6ter Simmel, itraff gu ben
Srepler ni9t?" rief Der 8anquier ents
febt unb f6lue nit Der Sanb auf ben
Slid, baB bic Glider flirrten, vSSbnsu
fpll i9 meme Sp9ter geben, meme
ellie, meme Perle, metn unidGbba1
8ut? @ie fDnnen Sic 1pl6en @or=
f9las nur tpasen?"
rWarum ni9t9 9eiratben pirb II,
falieblt6 bo6 unb es frast 1i6 muir,
mas ibr Slid fi6erer berntdtet, penn
lie einen prbentli6en&erl beirathet, be,
lie lieben unb ebren pirb, pber perr
ib meme Nniprii9e eeltenb unb meme
@e16t9te betannt mabe9 8eanttpor
ten Sic bic Srage etnmal ebrlid."
2atprence 2lopb ianf in ben SeiIel
auriid unb bebedte bas Qntlib nit ben
9Gnben.
2ubin tpartete.
n9eben Sic iebt," rief Der 8anquie,
enbli6, ri9 muB iiberlesen tDnnsn,
tommen Sic mprsen pieber."
Ser Srembe i6ten geriibrt.
r@ut, es lit allerOtnes BETTER, ipsnr
Sic 3eit CUR ueberlegung BADEN. Dit
iunge Dame fat Sic eerettet unb ie
i4pDre, ibr Elm 5drtli&er 9atte gu
fetn."
2ubin perlieb bas @ema6 unb in
Piccubillb %angefommen, rieb er fit
bersniigt bic 9dnbe.
v9as 1T mebr, ais i6 ertparten
tonnte, unb i9 sebe pirflt6 lieber bas
Gelb fin, als Oas rei3enbe Mdbhen
2iebli6e 9enebra, i9 trinfe auf Oeir
WDbl!" uno er leerte bas Glas Biz
ouf bic Neige.
r9as 9eihid lit giinitig. We,
bdtte ie gebaGt, baB benz armen Seufel.
Der mod bDr feds Mpnaten i'm tiefTter
aerter fdmo6tete, Elm 1ol9er preis er:
bliibe?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15
Z. &apitel.

2abD Dpoblapn's Gartenfef ct:
regte in %faibionablen &reiien entbu:
fiaftt56e Senidtion, BENIN bet Pldr
mar neu unb romantii9 unb bas al:
letn perbiirgte ben grfolg.
Wer INNER fi6 in ben sliidli9er
8efib elmer @inlabunasfarte befanb
tpo.te benz Selte um jeben prsis BEL:
tpobnen.
MiB 2loDb ALIEN itellte ibr grfdei:
men in Srage unb als 2abb Wooblaipr
fie Be tiirmte, seitanb lie NIT rei3enbel
Offenbeit, bab lie ben Sag bereits ~
etnem ldnbliaen Musflus NIT elmer
tbeuren Sreunbtn be lttmmt babe uno
bieie ni9t 3uriid1eben polle.
vWarum brtngen sic lie bann ni9t
MITE" fragile bic 2aob fdnell, rie mebr
iunge Mdb9en BETTE better. Selbitperz
ftdnbli9 geb0rt tie in unferen 8reis."
MiB 2lobb mari ftOl5 bas Saupt 5uz
rid.
Isle lit meire intimit tie 5reunbin,
unb i9 lsrnte fie BET Mtb gpssbam
fennen."
r0os eeniist.: g1ennen Sic mir ben
Namen, bann ienbe i6 iofort eineGinz
labungstarte."
.Wenn Sic mir bic &arte aeben
pollten, mD6te td lie ibr am lie6iten
ielbt brtnsen: MiB 8atbarine Cart
rtobt. Sd bin Sbnen iebr banfbar,
2abD 8ooblapn, BENIN es pdre Elm
grobes Opfer sstpefen, Sbrem 5ete gu
entiagen."
unb 10 bate Genebra 2loDo tbren
3ped errei9t, unb als bic slGn5enbe
gquipage bes 8anquiers Die betoen
irngen Samen am Partt6ore abiebte,
erf9ienen iie, 10 bel als mDgli9 sletb
gefleibet.
2abD 8ooblatpn batte bic @ei6idte
Der iungen fran5Oitihen 8Dnigin gelez
fen, beren rei3enoe ldnblt9e Sete ben
9ofItaat ent5iidten unb bas pra6tliez
benoe 8olt Grserten, unb mar auf ben
@ebanten gefommen, in Wooblatpn
au9 Elm iol6es GeIt au geben. 8eber
Mii6e mod Soften purben eripart, ben
sepiini9ten @ffeft gu errei9en, uno
bic Dame burfte it6 bes gelingens
freuen, benin lie las REMEMBERING uno
ueberrai9ung in ben Nu9en jebes an
fommenben Safes.
Die beitere 8eiellf6aft tbeilte ii6 in
Gruppen unb 5eri treute ii9 f6Gfernb
in ben tpeiten Inlagen, tpp a~llentbal6en
ii9 berborgene 6ontainen, p~bantaIttz
f9e 2auben, fomii6e Stguren unb berz
gleiden fanben. Inter 5ablloien Sc
biil9en bertedten ii6 lodenbe 8iiffels,
mo- reioenbe S9dferinnen Grfrii6unz
gen boten, unb an beiben gnben bes
8artens ergob fid funfelnber 8ein in
Marmorbafiins unb lpurhe, ie bon els
rer roiigen 9ebc, in Grptallpotalen
Ierbirt.
Mls bic Spiele beginnen 1pllten, rtef
Elm 8aloborn bic @dIte arf ben eigentz
ltden 5eitplaB, po fte einen peiten
&reis bilbeten ,tnb aund9It bic segenz
~feitigsn 9~e9riiBun9en ftattfinben fol(z
ten.
2abD Wopblapn glitt in retaenber
Soree Inn bas allgemetne 8ebagen Bon
einem 8aIte gum anbern.
nSbre fsreunbtn lit Elm lieblihea We-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15

gu nerben? @laublt Ou, 1p tperpe
bulben, bab ct Did gu Grunoe ri6te9"
&tttD iab ous, als o6 lie peinen
pDllte, unb @enebra fiibte BEN bebenz
ben Mlunb.
Dir bin i9 ia ni6t b0ie. lieb'Sers,"
I6meidelte lie, vi6 siirne rur iber
gutbbert 2Dle. 9pH bas Set ioll Dir
ni6t berborben tperben. 9prt finS
mebrere 6erren, bic iid nad einergprs
itellung iehnen, neil lie Did 5um5an3
fii6ren m06ten. Yapa Ideint uns au1
su erparter. Su lieber Soft, auf ieiz
ner Stirn ru6t audi eineWplfe. &omm,
&ittp, lG9le pieber unb Iu6e bic I'M,
angene6ms gpiiooe su bergeiien."
Mib 2lonb mar po6l faum je lieb'
rei5enber unb ber5gepinnenber als ait
bic em Sage. 8alb umna6 lie Elm gea
feierter areis, obsleih 2abp Wprtb
unb beren SD6ter nit benz nelenS Stern
in ibrer Mitte SpSoiition btloeten.
Sine 3eitlang selang es, oann lau14=
te gutbbert 2ble ielbit serItreut benz
lebbaften 9eplduber unD tpanbte feline
Qufmerfiamfett INNER mebr MiB
2lobb gu, bts 2abb 8ortb drserlia
hemerfte, baB audi er in Geneprds
8anben lag.
geun fam oas 8pseni9ieBen. ges
nepra's Yfetl traf oas Centrum.
Die 9erren tlati6ten 8eifdll.
bic Oamen pebten nit ben Si9ern, lie
aber blteb rubig uno talt. Set Der
Preispertbeiluns iollte 2abp 8oooz
latpn bic 9srren ausSei9nen unb 2orb
gutbbert Die Samen.
Der iunge Gbelmann begab ith auf
bic Sribiine uno betrd4tste beinabe,
Gngitlt6 Die Sorbeerfrone NIT Dem ill
bernen 9feil, tpelde er gerepra refs
6en i~ollte. Wenige Minuten ipdter erz
i6ten er i'm georGnge an t6rer Settle.
sd bebaure, M}iB 9lpDb, bab mir
bic Iufgabe Der Pretspertbeiluns
iparo, benin Der blpbe Inblid Der 9abe
tpiro S6nen perbabt, ipenn mei1e Sanb
lie bietet. Sd iperbe mid unipobl ers
tldren, unb bas lit nt6t einmal I'M
tpa6r, beun es bir9t ppbl niemano Elm
f6ipereres 6er5 unter lGdelnoer Masz
fe".
Genera mari bel fei1er InnGbes
rurg itpls bas Saupt suriid, bennp9
ipra9 Der Patbpsisiner @prte ibr sum
!Sersen.
sd mill Sic nift pom sSeIte perz
treiben, i9 tptll nur Sbrer 8efellfhaft
lebig fein, unb ipenn ih cine brpbenbe
!Saltuns ~annebme, lit fie einfud be,
f%enfip."
80, baB Sic piiBten, tpie psr6abt
audi mir ar oas lit, mas Sic mir aur
2ait lesen", fliiterte Gutbbert BIT,
tenb.
sd bpffe oas, 2orb gutbbert, boffe
es bon Sersen. Maden Sic fib iibri,
gems besiigli9 bes &ranses feinen&um.
mer, ih iperbe i'm pbnebin nidt lanes
beadten unb folgli9 lit es g~leifgiltis
tper i'm mir gi6t."
unb es mar bod feline Sano, tpelGe
Die 2prbeertrone auf bas fonisltde
!Saupt legte. 8eneprd ipartete faum bic
9liidniinf6e i6rer Sreunoe ab, banr
begab fte ii9 gu ibrem Sater, befldgtl
fid, bab bic Ipiben 8ldtter lie rrtar,.
eenebm berii6rten unb hing ben &rana
Id6elnb an Ieinen Nrm.
2orb Gutbbert iab es unb prebh
trampfbaft bic !Sdnoe su!ammen.
(Sortietuns folst.)
~ 8rabiteine sel9madpou unb
biuig ausefe,tigt. Sebe 9~eiteuung
nrnmrf uuN ,unprIET;o hpSorof uon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15
(Sortlesun9 folst.)

~ 9rabi teine -sel9madpou unb
biuia ausefe,tist. Sebe 8eftelIuns
prompt unb suuerlaiiis beiorst pom
SOS 6 PIPER, nabe gourtbaus. ct.
gloub. Winn, 38 ba
New Ulm review., 1903-02-18
WHY SHOULD JOHN D ROCKEFELLER BE AFRAID OF LIGHTl

els failed to depress quota tions.
4 Limited stocks at available points,
restricted shipments S, and a steady
demand both for milling and ex-.
port, sustain the markets, al though
specula tion for an ID dVance 59 became.
less aggressive interior receipts Of!
wheat for the week aggregated -
#969,969 bushels, compared with -
s8294, ,932 bushels al ear ago while ex-
ports from til hes Unit ted S tates amount
led to {, $50, ,491 bushels, againstt % 3, 2o,'
$50 bush els in 1902. Each sda corn
out go / rom a At antic coast was
about equal to the full week II
year, the total Of 3 2s2277 J, ,46S bilsh Is IS
com pairing with 396, ,o7 s bushels ex- II
4 ported al yea ar a go.
s ailures for this week nlmlmbered nm
.Sa3o in the United States, q sg,aiinst {, 24o
last year, and 20 in Cana da, COM
red with sss, al ear age
Bradstrfet's Report.
Bradstreet's say & stributive
trade and prod ctive5 ind dustry feel
the nfiuence Of p1sin ike veat her.
SllSlIG1 GSs1SA " g
even s trong prices for sst tap les, some om
Improvement il the raj lWay trans
spor ia on situa ii, and cheaper and
better suppl ies Of coal a the east.
An add tionall fayora bic fea ture not
as yet given full sconside ration IS
the igning Of the new bbiittuninous
coal wage scale, BY which any pos
sible nns tttl enen il rom this source
lis prevented Mild weather makes
for increased actiyity lin outdoor
work while active movements in lun-
ber,, structural iron and steel build
ers' hardware and myriad yof other
lines lead to the belief that the pres
ent season, moi viii thstanding higher
prices of mat erials, will wiitness i'm
mense bull ding op ons. IN the north
west labor IS. scarce il the lumber
ing industry and, generally speak
ing, IT Nigh be said that manual
labor the country over finds ag ready
market ALI ii all the situat ton is
one pra actically never equa He'd before
at this time, conf rming earlier pre-
dictions that the first half of the
year 1908 was secure hey yond perad.
venture. 3 ssI
New Ulm review., 1903-02-18
8 FaxsouIrl.r G;;anada. :; Catfle.

Kingston J JaIna Feb. The
/ governor has issued an order raising
the prohi ibition against the importa-
ton of Cana dian cattl The order
against the i'm port lion of cattle from
/ TIC United States IS sti enf orced
New Ulm review., 1903-02-18

tual1y endeayoriing to arrive at just
Iconclu clusions and ST verdict in a
great controversy .Ehe e work is now
ours and knoW that we have your
best wishes tha t we may have. a safe
and a right Gus deliverance 8:
The commits on wi meet in se-
3cret in hing ton mex Thur rsday
and begin the eonside era ton of its
;It is pected that by the
end sof. this month the e arbitraf tors
will be read fos IS re9nd der 4 decision
s De eath Ends q Journey.
e,ws ork, Feb. 4 S. eat ended
the Quincy Of Joseph De- rlSar and his
IA ncisco Org,i who had
toiled together for years mines
OF AIinnesot a. ann Z to NeW y EIoark,
III with cons UNI ion, hast eniin TO
Aus tria la nj g1lt die il ii the
home off cir They grew too
wea . continu q tn urn were
ia ken To Bel lIeyl leS hos sspiital and placed
in cots ssideslh side, ere the ey both
die wi thiin an hot off zach other.
tor's Dnus hter Afarri = d.
rs ashiing On, Feb Ndiss M lr,iion rion
lCockrell, eldest dali of Senate
lCockrelI, Of sour i, led at
noon Saturday to son ssenden
Gallandet son Of the iident Of the
IColumbias ms til ii ion i OF the deaf
and dumb. Rev. Or Isl. mil ton,
Iof the Church Of the Covena i. offffici-
lSated.
New Ulm review., 1903-02-18
Nh a|||Q|||gll||| ENDED!
AM IAeR!EEE:NENI I I IS FINAL Il REACHED.
lsnropeAn Gov = lents Act Q.felkly
~ the sixntng y ~ the m ofocels
insWashinEten- llinister Boyven
gs and - dors sign the PaDers5
CASTRO Notified. sls

Lond Ion, Feb. ms truct tions have
been telegraphed to- the 60 commanders
sof the bloc ckading squad rons Of Yen-
sezuela to withdraw their ships IN IN
Econseque OF the arrangements
compile ted Fr.iday it at Washing
ton. The blockade, the erefore, will be
ilnm mediately raised.
berlin Sc nds InstructiOns.
Berlin, Feb. l6. ! The, goyernmentl
Y has telegraphed iinstru ctions to the
commander in Venezuelan waters to
raise the blockade Of the Venezuelan
coast immediat These instruc-s
tions may not reach all the blockad-
ing vesakls saturd but it is ex-
tpected that the block will be
FULL raised by Sunday OF Monday,
especially since Commo odore Scheder
had been expecting such instructions
and had arr ed for their prompt
transmission.
Venexuela Promises Ito Pay.
Two memoranda exp ming the
protocol were signed by M mister
Bowen. The text Of the first iss as
follows: ..s
II AS the imperial German govern
ment holds that the claims originat-
ing from the Venezuelan civil wars
OF 1898 to 1900 are no more apt to
be submitted to arbitration the gov
ernment OF Venezuela has to ac-
knowledge at once these claims,
amounting to 1,7ls,s15 boliyars, APP
proximately 1925, 900, and either to
pay said amount in cash without de-
lay or, should this be imp ossib1e, to
guarantee the speedy payment OF off.
them by guarantees which are
deemed sufficient by the imperial
New Ulm review., 1903-02-18


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approprllate note to tne brltlsn .1 am
passador ana s. .er lie' :. ~ e /.
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Bowen n enezueia sg repres entatlve u
the peace negotiatl ons at Yashlng
ton, on Friday night signed With eacn. 'aea
of the allies repres entatlYes mere S. s g
protocol Provldlng Ior me lllinss-
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-16
TWENTY YEARS TRIAL.

There are lots OF good things the doc.
tors know nothing about We fire.
quently cure people Of disease after
the doctors have given them up. II
the disease comes from over work,
dissipation. OF exposure, causing weak
and watery blood and loss Of flesh and
strength. we have the one sure rene
dv IN Dr. Gums Blood and Nerve
Tonic These tablets taken with
meals turn the food into rich red
blood. making strong steady nerves,
and increasing the strength, building
up solid flesh at the rate of ! 20 3lbs
per week. This means health For
nervous prostration, loss Of memory.
or a pale, sallow complexion, a better
remedy was never made. Doctors
know nothing about this remedy only
the fact that we make cures, as we
have been doing this for twenty years
We know our method to be the right
one. Druggists sell Or. Gums Blood
and Nerve Tonic for 75c per box, or 3
boxes for s., o. sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF price Write us for a pam.
phlet telling all about this great med
icine. Address Dr. Bosanko Co.. Phil.
adelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stones
Drug Stores /
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-16
New Two.cent Stamps.

For the first time since lI99' ana
practically since the establishment oi
the United states postal system, the
raopls will have the privilege Of using
hostage stamp bearing the hag OF
the republic, with the Issuance OF a
new series Oh postage stamps now IN
nrocess of printing. The stamp dis
playing prominently the Stars ana
strinas will be a 2-cent denomination
but will hear no resemblance to the z
cent stamp in use today. Washing
tons portrait, which has appeared up
op the common letter postage stamp
since the beginning of the use Of
stamps. except during the single year
Of 1859 when the portrait Of Wash
ington was displaced to make room
for a wild and woody, wide-stacked'
wood.burnlng locomotive of the
rocket" type will again occupy the
position Of honor upon the label, but
the bust Of Washington. SO long famil-
lar to the public, will disappear prob
ably forever.
The portrait Of Washington drawn
from Houdan's profile cast, Is aban'
doned. 20 be succeeded by a photo
graph from Stuart's famous painting
which now adorns the national capt
to building
The first postage stamps Issued by
this government were the 8 and 10.
cent denominations, in 1si7, bearing
portraits Of Franklin and Washington
respectively The Washington pic
ture was suarts The portrait con-
tinuod until 1870