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king pirect wins in Fast mime.

CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 2s.-Grand Circuit
harness results at Oakley Park:
2:11 class. pace, purse, $500. three in five
Belle Mac won three straight heats in>2:07&,
2:05H, 2:0TA. Sweet Day, Tillie Saale3 Miss
Georgia. Byrl Wilkes, Lady Bell Brooke. Bud
Posey and Baron Il also started.
90 class. pace purse $500, three in five
King Direct won three straight heats in 2:07
2:Q6h, 2:0S. Zen +, Oregon Maid Monnalt,
Black Pet. Little Frank. Mustard. Katie III.
Bub OReil and close Wood also started.
pip class. trot. purse $1500-Invader won
the third, fourth and sixth heats in 2:10, 2:11.
2;12h Aerolite won the second and fifth
heats in 209H. 2:11. Patchen Maid the
first heat in 2:lOA. Euxenite. The Questor
Calcine. Lady Gail Hamilton, Kirkwood Jr.
and Bonner also started.
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CLASS STAKE AT UNION PARK.
Eight Clever GreyhOunds VIII Meet
in a Special Event

An eight-dOg class stake and a fif-
ty-six reserve event will form the card
at Union Coursing Park on Sunday.
The draw last night resulted as fol-
lows:
Class stake-Agill Squirt vs.. Tfllie r. Friend
less Boy vs. Charter Member Garnbit Va Po-
mona. McVey vs. Frisky Barbara
Reserve stake-Emin Bey VS.. Rocked Asleen
La Rosa VS.. Rural Artist. SOfala vs. Spring
Heels, Renegade Apache vs.. Real Pasha Paul
Dunbar vs. Rusty Anchor. Tom Hooker vs.
MI Amigo. Frisco Lad VS.. Valley Brew Com
roy VS. Apple Blossom, Hera VS.. High Born
Eagle vs.. Secretive. Loretta vs.. Gold Chain
Aeolus VS.. Humboldt. Belle Marie vs. Hermit
Adonis vs. Mickey Free, ROcklin Boy vs. Texas
Betty, Ina C1ssus vs. Fancy Free. J z II vs.
Angus Cissus. Flower Girl VS. Nav C,onlev
Cubanola vs.. Sampler. Wild Norah VS. Rovsi
Spirit. Texas Blacklips Va. HonitOn JiRauaroO
vs. tlaunt, Texas Hoo Hoo False Alarm
lone bill Vs. Carlow Boy, Fairy Belle vs. Free
From Flaw, Amandan vs.. War Cry Luxury
Gold.
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DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-The races at
Delmar tomorrow have attracted the
following entry:
First race. six furlongs, purse-Lady Bur
Iington 90. LAmanda 90. Catherine Knox 90,
Lady Stone 9S Tom Kiley o. Louise Conner
9S Bride SO, Madoc 93. Sir Carter SO. Sweet
Note 49, Essayer 49, Blarney Girl 49,
Second race, thirteen sixteenths Of mile,
selling-Mint Bed 1O7 Ivernia 107, Rejoice 107.
Onanetta 107, Sanctissima 107. Vineland 102,
Flora Lew 102, Tribes 102 Birdie Stone 1O2,
Marchioness 1O2. Suave 102. Kingstelle 1o2.
Third race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, sell
ing-Shadow Prince 103. Gaseonne 1O3, Jack
Moran, 103. Ollie Burnett 1O5 Bavarfan 3d.
CLANCY 95 Opinion 90.
Fourth race, six furlongs. purse-Prince
Light IO9 ES1tol 100, Ingolthrift los. Vestry
Jog. Bensonhurst 1905 Laura Hunter log, Be-
hoove 1O6 Flora Willoughby 1O6.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards, selling
Worthington no. Miracle II 105, Feronia 105
Caithness 100, Drummond 100, Dawson 100
The Hebrew 1915, Check Morgan 105.
Sixth race, six furlongs, purse-Glendon 1O7,
Pricer 1O7 Kindred 107. Eliza Cook 1O4, Lady
Contrary 1O4. Eva Darling 104. I.oca 1O4 Dr.
Burns 90. Responsive 9S. Algonquin 9S, Triple
Silver as.
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ALAMEDA. Sept. 2S.-In a rafting
practice football game played this
afternoon on the Clement-avenue field
between the Alameda High School
eleven and the Lake Merritts neither
side scored. Features Of the contest
were the ground gains Of Brush and
Baker Of the Alamedas. the bucking of
Belcher Of the same team and the all
round work of Hinckley of the Mer-
ritts. Next Saturday the Alameda
eleven goes 20 Stockton to meet the
eleven representing the high school Of
that city.
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SAYS Constables Beat Him.

Barney Burns, a carriage washer
who has been employed in Fruitvale
is held for observation at the Contra,
Emergency Hospital, the surgeons
suspecting that his skull is fractured.
Burns tells a strange story of an en-
counter with two constables in Fruit
vale who accused him Of stealing a
dog and beat him numerically when
he declared that he had raised the
dog. He says the officers struck him
over the head several times with
clubs, and that his mind was a blank
from that time till he found himself
wandering aimlessly in San Leandro
He sought his friends in this city and
they sent him TO the hospital.
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WORTH SELECTIONS.
Nv the chicago Inter Ocean.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean
First race Gladiator, Waddell,
VildO.
Second race-Harry New. W.. j.
DebOe, Lampoon.
Third race-Big Ben, Katie Powers,
Luralighter.
Fourth race-Allen Avon, Subtle,
Bowling Bridge.
Fifth race-Excentral, Edward Hale,
Swiftwings.
Sixth race-Tnm O'Shanter, MUIR
esca, Optional.
Condition of the track-Heavy.
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Two Brownies Released.

PORTLAND, Sept. %. = Manager
Dugdale of the Portland team has re-
leased Phil Nadeau, left fielder, and
Ham Iberg, pitcher. The work OF
neither man has, according to Dug
dale, been up to the standard Several
other changes in the makeup of the
Portland team are expected.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Tom Kiley, Bride, Ma
doc.
Second race-Suave, Flora Levy,
Ivernia.
Third race-Gasconne, Ollie Bur-
nett, CLANCY.
Fourth race-ExtoI, Laura Hunter,
BehoOve.
Fifth race-Check Morgan, Worth
inStOn, Dawson.
Sixth race-A1gonquin, Loca, Triple
Silver.
Condition of the track--Heavy.
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"TERRIBLE TERRY'S" BROTHER
FIGHTS DRAW WITH MURPHY
Knocks Him Down in the First Round
With a Right Swing to
the jaw.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-The
Hughey McGovern-M Murphy fight here
tonight resulted in a siX-round draw.
There was only one knockdown
during the entire contest and that was
at the beginning of the first round,
when Tommy Murphy went down
from right swing to the jaw. He
was up in a moment however, and
returned the blow with another which
opened a cut over McGovern's eye.
Murphy was the aggressor at the
start, but McGovern did not seek to
avoid him at any time. The exchange
of blows was rapid and severe all the
time the men were on their feet. AT
the end of the bout both showed signs
of WEAKNESS and distress, but neither
had at any time secured a decided adj
vantage.
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Errors-Holland, Rockenfeld q Runkle
Earned runS-Oakland 4. Stolen bases-Gan-
ley ?. Francks- Bases on balls-On Schmidt
;. Struck out-By Thelman g. by Schmidt 4
Two base hits-Devereaux, Rockenfeld Three
base hits-Dunleavy. Schlafey, Streib. Left on
bases-Portland q, Oakland Z. Hit by pitched
ball-By Schmidt 3. First base on errors
Oakland 3. Double plays-Devereaux to Schlaf-
ley 10 Streib. Francis 10 streib Francks 10
Streib- Time OF game-One hour and forty
minutes. Umpire-Mccarthy
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The jury in the case of c. l.. Dam
iels, who has been on trial in Judge
Dunne's court on a charge of felony
embezzlement. failed to agree on a
verdict last night and was discharged.
Daniels is accused of having stolen
$50 from the Illinois Pacific GIass
Works.
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GRAvEsENn SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Tbomas entry (Dia-
mOnd or VOladay), CZaraphine, Dia-
mond Flush.
Second race-Pulsus, Carbuncle, So
noma Belle.
Third race-Belle Dixon, Brush Up,
Gotowin.
Fourth race-Mineola, Dolly Span
ker, Grenade.
Fifth race-James v. Emergency.
King Pepper.
Sixth race-Tom Lawson, Sir Shep.
Out of Reach.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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Seattle .........s Q 4 Ia
Base hts. 2 2 1 2-1s


Errors Doyle. Fitzgerald, Delehanty go
Struck out-By Fitzgerald T. by Shields s. by
Williams Bases on balls-By Fitzgerald g.
by Shields 2, by Williams l. Wild pitch
Fitzgerald Hit by pitcher BY Fitzgerald
Two-base hits-Eagan, Mclaughlin Doyle
hall Shields. Delehanty, Williams Three
base hits-Lynch. Frisk Sacrifice hits-Smith
Murphy Shields. First base on errors-Ta-
coma .. Stolen bases-Leahy, Hall, MohIer
Earned runs-Tacoma 2 Seattle g. Left on
bases-Tacoma s. Seattle IL. Double plays
Casey to Eagan to Nordyke, Hall to Mother to
Murphy. Hts-On Shields 5, off Williams /
off Fitzgerald ID. Innings pitched-By Shields
g. by williams 3, by Fitzgerald g. Time of
game-Two hours. Umpire-Tom Brown.
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NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-cOlunbia 3. Franz
lin and Marshall o
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2s.-Pennsyfvauta q
Swarthmore 4 -
ITHACA, Sept 2s.-cornen II. colxat. o
inson O.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2s-1aIe q. w~-
leyan o.
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COMMUTERS START IN EARLY.
PORTLAND Semi 28-OakIan,

PORTLAND, Sept. 2s.-Oakland Sc
cured two three-base hits. a two-base
hit and a single off Thielman in the
third inning of the game to-day. This
lead was never threatened by the home
team, which found Schmidt for but
four scattered hits. Score:
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Bernard 2 Flood, Cravath Sacrifice
hit-Hildebrand. Left on bases-San Fran
cisco 4, Los Angeles /. Struck out-By
Whalen 1. by Hall /. Double plays-Chase
TO Toman TO Brashear Anderson to Wilson to
GOchDauer. Time OF game-One hour and If
teen minutes. Umpire-McDonald.
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Somebody has estimated that the
Lake SUPERIOR iron deposits will be ex-
hausted in twenty-five years.
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BOSTON, Sept 2s.-At the annual meeting
of the Board of Overseers of Harvard College
to-day, former Governor John d. Long was re-
elected president of the board. DR.. w. H. Wade
was elected secretary.
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ATHLETICS LOSE TWICE
Crippled Pirates Drop Double
Header TO Bean Eaters and
Are Now in Third Place
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
lANERICAN LEAGTE.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S-Ihe locals made
a great batting rally in the eighth inn
ing. two singles. two doubles and a
sacrifice scoring the winning runs. Alt
rock proved easy for Washington and
WAS forced to retire after three inn
ings Walsh was an enigma at all
times. Score:
r. H E.
Shiesgo .......-....-..-..'.-..... 70 =
" asiilnSton -----.-----. --..--' Fl"
Bstteries-Altrock Walsh and sullivan;
jacobson and Kittredge. Attendance 20co.
DETROIT, Mich, sept. 2s--Donovan al
most perfect pitching to-day was too much ior
the New Yorks and they never got funner
Iast second base. His support helped much.
KcC,er,s hand vas hurt by a pitched ball.
Attendance 1900 score
AeW lork ---------.- --.-----''''
Batteries Donovan and Drill; Ortiz. Clark
son. Mcclure and McManus.
ST LOUIS. sept. 2s.-st. Louis defeated
the Phuadelphias ia both sames Of double
Leader to-day. Attendance, 300 Scores;
FIRST game r. II E;
Philadelphia .-..-..-.-..--------.-
Batteries-Howem and sugden; coakley and
s. Louis --.................-..-.5 Il Q
Philadelphia ....-......-.-.....--- o
B4tteries-Pelty and sugden; Fairbanks and
CI.EI ELAND. O.. sept. 2s.-The visitors
batted Hess fer ten hits including three dou-
bles. bat his work at critical moments and
last fcdng behind him kept them from
scoring Attendance -'''' R. H +
Cleveland -.------.--.---.--------
Boston D
Esatteries-Hess and Buelow; Dineen and
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON. sept 2s.-The crippled Pittsbqrg
team lost both games to-day. The needing
was loose and the hitting far from clean IN
beth games. The second game was called in
the Middle Of the seventh inning on account OF
darkness Attendance, 240o. Scores;
First game R II L.
fittsuurg --.--.--.- ----.------.-
satteries-Pittinger and Moran; Case and
Phelps.
second game R. Il; E.
Boston .......-----'--.----...--.- . q
FittsburE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rarteries-AIcNfchols and Needham; Rob
THILADELPHIA sept 2s-Hahn's good
pitching an6 the punching OF hits in the first
inning enabled Cincinnati 10 win hard-fought
game to-day. Attendance, 500 Sore;
Phiadeiphia ................... o
Batteries-Hshn and Schlei: Sutthon and
Doom. Cmuires-Moran and Emslie.
BROOKLYN. Sept 2S.-St. Louis won again
today from Brooklyn b. score OF Z 20 B.
The locals started of well. but after the
fourth inning the visitors had it all their
own way. Attendance. 500. Score:
r. Il. /.
81 LOUIS --.-------..-- ----------- Y
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
Batteries cGinty and Grady; CrOnin and
Bergen. Cmpire-Zlmmer.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-In somewhat life
less game Chicago defeated New York to-day.
Attendance 23UO. Score.
r. H E.
chicago ---------.---...-.-....--.
New York ..--.-.--..-.---------.-
Batteries-Briggs and king; Wiltse and
Warner. Umpires-Carpenter and O'Day.
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Totals.27 1 q y Totals37 10 81 -
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
8 to 2-Sncerity BELIEFS CNicoD n
7 to 5-Del Carina 90 (Grnfield) n
16 to 5-IAeut Rice, 90 (Shaver) 4 1913
Time. 1.20 Start fair. Won driving. Win
cerity Bonnie Prince Charlie LOG, Big Beach
106 Ed Early 90 Green Rose 90, Lou M 81,
finished as named.
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Betting. Horse, weight, Jockey st, q Fin.
to 2-Muresca 1O2 (Greenield). / 2
to Tristan Shandy, 101 (Rom)
TO 5-Ghats 90 (NicoD ....-..l .
Time, lis 2-5. Won in canter. Winner
Mura. Marco 102 orfeo 1O3. cyprienne 10l,
Safeguard 1O4 Mimon 9S, Chockayotte 81,
Anna Beall I02 finished named
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Observation-Disclosures and Needham; Rob
ertsilie and Archer Empire-JohnsOn.
IHII.A DELPHIA. Sept 2S-Hahn's good
pitching sn6 the punching OF hits in the first
inning enabled Cincinnati 10 win hard-fOught
game to-day. Attendance, 500. Sore;
R. II i.
Cincinnati -----.------..-..--.----
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Totals "a Q Is 81 IA
SSmith ctt for interference.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-01

EN- engelsman. som rest Diver
den transsibiriska jernvagen till
sammans med en- rysk truppstyr-
ka fortaljer harom foljande:
"Denna bana, som ar Oliver
5000 engelska mil lang, framvissr
inga prof pa en- stcrre ingeniors-
konst. Hvarje gang den narmar
sig en- hold, gar den omkring den
Mellan Moskwa och Irkutsk kun
de Jag raka mig hvarje morgon,
men osterOm den stora Baikalsjon
kastades jag oupphorligen fran
den ena andan at vagnen till den
andra.
Den vanliga persontra6ken al
nu installd. De bla forsta klas.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-01

DIET yngre elementet bland
mormonerna har fatt ogonen
oppna for att Smoot-undersok-
ningen i forbundssenaten icke
kastat nagon vidare CLANS Oliver
deras trossamfund. Den oppna
brkannelse, som mormonpresi-
denteR Smith ahade angaende sina
aktenskapliga forbindelser jemte
andra upplysningar, som franz
kommo argaende polygamien,
har giort att hela Diet amerikanska
folket TAFT en- stark fornimmelse af
att mormonkyrkans loften och
hallandet at desamma icke staff
i den basta ofverensstammelse.
De yngre mormoner, som arc
fullt laglydiga amerikanska med
horgare, och som skarpt opponera
sig mot polygamien, arc ALT anr
nat an belatna med det generande
uppseende president Smiths be-
kannelse vackt, och Diet sages att
denna bekannelse kom for manga
al dem lika ofverraskande som
for den utomstaende verlden i
allmanhet.
Pa sista tiden har en- kraftig
agitation f~orsiggatt bland dem
gaende ut pa att for president
Smith framlagga EFT ultimatum
pa den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, som
inom kort kommer att hallas och
b~estaende ] en- uppfordran till
honom och andra kyrkans hogre
embetsman att upphora med slit
po'ygamiska samlif. Skier icke
delta, hota ungmormonerna med
att uttrada ur kyrkan. Delta
kommer sakert att blifva Diet
basta medlet mot manggifteriet,
ty i Utah som ofverallt amor
stades j verlden CALLER den regeln
att en- sedlig reform msste BORA
j hemmet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-01

sens. de gula andra klassens. de
grona treble klassens och de gra
Gerde klassens vagnar arc ALA
fullproppade med soldater, som
liza till Manschuriet.
Sibirien. som pa warren ar EFT
blomsterland, ar nu EFT snoland.
Det ar i regsl 81 grader Reaumur
kallt. Da vinden iagar Diver
stepperna. kannes Diet som en-
tusentals nalar stucke en- | ansig-
tet. / Diet ensliga landet ligga
staderna hundratals mil ifran
hvarandra och ofta 6-8 mil fran
ststionerna.
Vanligare menniskor an de
ryska ssldaterna traffar man sal
Ian. Da taget stannar pa EFT
stale, sd att de kunna stracka pa
benen litet pa perrongen, spelar
en- at dem upp pa en- harmonika,
medan de ofriga siunga och dan
sa. Soldaternas iorplagning pa
resan ar icke ofverdadig. Pa
morgonen IA de tee och ragbrod,
pa middagen ''barschischa'', en-
soppa pa morotter med EFT stycke
kott. och pa qvallen alter tee och
ragbrod.
Hvarje station, stor eller liten,
har sin buffet, der en- frusen re-
sande med stort behag dricker Diet
f~ortraffliga ryska. bernstensfarga-
de teet med citronsaft. Pa taget
drickes en- del vodka. och Office
rarne, som spela mycket kort och
arc mycket gastfria mot framman-
de, fylla alltid glasen ofverfulla.
De anse det for gnideri, di vinet
icke lyter Oliver braddarne.
Eft par mil tran Blagoweschensk
fam jag en- ofvergifven stad. Der
voro gatof, obeDodda hus, stora
kaserner men icke en- menniska.
Der funnos stallar tor tusentals
hastar. men ej EFT enda dur. Der
funnos stora militarkok, men ingen
rok steg upp derifran. Det var
som ryssarne byggt med
tanke pa kriget med Japan, EFT
krig, som man redan SO ar sedan
oundvikligt.
Mongoliska eller manschuriska
landsbyar ser man deremot ej
Intodingarne fordretvos nemligen
pa EFT afstand af Is mil fran banan,
sa att de 81 skulle forstora den i
at krig.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-01

De som resa j 0stra Sibirien para
soppa, frusen till is, j sackar, och de tina
up den hvar gang de skola spisa. Fru-
sen mjolk finnes ocksa till salu der och
saljes i skalpundsvis.
Turken anser att hans dag b6riar
precis da solen gar ner. / Diet ogon-
blicket staller han slit ur pa II. Som
dagarne variera, maste turken stalla slit
ur dagligen. Eft ur som gar riktigt raft
i veckotal DIR f6ljaktligen at foga varde
for en- turk.
U~pphetsningen j Schweiz med an.
ledning af de patankta tyska fastnings.
anlaggningarne yid Basel fortfar ALT.
jamt. bet schweiziska f~6rbundsradet
har beslutit anstalla nya unders6knin.
gar SAINT rikta fOrfragningar till Tysk.
land.
- En- biskop som utger en- republi-
kansk tidning iir monseigneur Lacroix j
T~arentaise, hvilken ar stor delegare i
%tidningen och ~f6rsvarar sin republican.
ska hallning med pafvens formaning att
sta troget pa ~forfatningens mark. Hans
upptriidande har emellertid ingenstades
hugnats at bifall, minst bland de sina.
- En- mycket framstaende fransk pre-.
lat, able Paul Guerin, som aspirera-
de till standardization, har blifvit afsl6.
jad som en- svindlare, bedragare och for.
falskare j oerh0rd skala. Under IL AIRS
It'd har han begatt icke mindre an CA
5000 bedragerier, f5rfalskningar o. 8. v.
och pa delta satt tillnarrat sig Diver
4 millioner francs.
Engelsmannen kunna grama sig
sarskildt derf6r att deras passagerare
angare, med afseende pa hastigheten arc
betydligt ofvertraffade af andra natio
uers. Pa fem ar har ingen engelsk an
J care slagit nagot Atlanterrekord. Ps
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-01
Malarefarger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Undgick forskrackligt ode.

Mr.. Fl .Hag1iusi Melbourne. Fla. ,skrif-
YER: "Min lakare sade att jag hade lung
sot och att ingenting kunde g0ras for mig
Jag lemnades att do. Anbudet af en- fri
profaska af Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption formadde mig att forsoka
den. Resultatet var ovantadt. Jag ar nu
pa yag till battring och har DR. Kings
New Discovery att tacka for ALT. bet har
sakert raddat mitt lif. Denna fortrafiiga
kur garanteras for ALA hals-och lungsjuk
dommara af Lungren& Andreen ,apotekare
Pris SOC och S1.Q0. Proflaskor fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-01

HvEM Dir den storste manner!
En- Questioning afger pa denna
fraga foljande fornuftiga svar:
Den st0rste manner Dir den
arbetsamme hvardagsmannen,
som betalar sina skulder och gor
hvar man raft, som underh&ller
sin familj med sina handlers ar
bette, som lyder slit lands lagar
och annars icke utrattar nagon-
ting sardeles markvardigt. bet
ar den manner. som bigger
landet och halter Diet vid makt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-01

Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
iowa. as second class mail matter.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-13
Where Ships Sails Sim.

Some curious facts have been noted
with regard to the sound conducting
qualities OF ships sails. When render
ed concave by gentle breeze the
widespread sails of ship are said
to be excellent conductors of sound.
A ship was once sailing along the
coast of Brazil, far out of sight Of
land. Suddenly several of the crew,
while walking along the deck, noticed
that when passing and repassing a
certain spot they always heard with
great distinctness the sound of bells
Ginning sweet music, as though being
rung but short distance away.
Dumbfounded by this phenomenon,
they quickly communicated the dis
covery to their shipmates, but none
Of them were able to solve the enigma
as to the origin of these seemingly
mysterious sounds which came TO
them across the water.
Months afterwards, upon returning
to Brazil, the crew determined to
satisfy their curiosity. Accordingly
they mentioned the circumstance to
their friends, and were informed that
at the time when the sounds were
heard the bells in the Cathedral of
San Salvador, ON the coast, had been
ringing to celebrate feast held in
honor Of one Of the saints.
Their sound, wonderful to relate,
favored by gentle, steady breeze,
had Travelled a distance of upwards
of one hundred miles over the smooth
water, and had been brought to a
focus by the sails at the particular To-
cality in which the sweet sounds
were first heard.
This is but one of several instances
OF similar kind, trustworthy authori-
ties claiming that this same music is
often heard under somewhat identical
circumstances, and especially in a
moisture laden atmosphere.