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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-05-26
Oakland Model Steam Bakery
To my Patrons and the Public

Owing the steady increase business deter
minaton give customers the best goods
be produced anywhere have installed my Bakery an
upto themnute plant by which the product Of my
Enlistment doubled consequence no eav
is anticipated in putting upon the market twice daily fresh
tritious Bread Cakes Pies etc
The dough mixer in my establishment has capacity of
three barrels which driven by engine and is the latest
pattern and model in every respect The dough is mixed by
this machine and turned upon the table without being touched
by the hands thus ensurng better mixed bread
in every respect "Cleanness" is our motto
have also installed power cream machine and am bet
prepared than heretofore manufacture Ice Cream and sell
at wholesale and retail on the shortest notice
respectfully invite the public inspect my plant.
Very truly yours, HENRY LAUER
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

gen blieb unb bulb barouF, nad6em er
fih nod no6 Ieiner 8ebaufung ge<
idieppt bate, berIfarb, p6ne ipieber
bas flare BeipuBtfein erlangt gu 6az
Zen. Ser betreffenbe Mobfobrer, Elm
@ditpirtb aus Sadfen1agsn, nelber
iif bon Dem 9botorte I6leuniglt ents
fernt bate, o6ne li6 UNI ben Weruns
gliidten 5u fiimmern. lit pom 2anb=
gsnbarmen baburh ermitielt porben,
Bah oieier bos 6dbrrab ausFinOig
mohte, 81 Dem Elm an Der llnfaaitsIe
eefa .oenes Slid elmer Jobrrabs9a=
iefne geb0rte.
8asbed QlrolIen). Gin hnlbes
Sahrtunbert DorFbiireermeiIter osipes
ZEN 81 iein. bieien i~eltenen Hu6m Tam
Der friibere lanaiGbrise M~ltersprdIiz
bent i'm malbedilnen 2d~n6taee, giir>
qermeiIier G6ulsc fiji ii6 in Mns
fprucb ns6men. Smul3e lit jebod iebt
&c Sabre aft. oas 6trri1en inn Oorfe
leie unb er bot oos gmt auf Die tar
teren G6uItern ieines 70 Sabre after
Sobnes aeleat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
III babel and eine-sins Gage aus Mns
lob meiue6 Gehurt5tnoes

III babel and eine-sine Gage aus gns
LAB meines 0eburtsiagss."
~Wie? Goeor 0elage feiern sic
bier2 8ieror9ien2 Sm tOnigliden
0ienitsebdnoe2 Gas lit ia unerbDrt!
9err! Sd roibe Sbnen, iid ein5uprdz
gen, cab Elm t0niglider 9eamter i'm
@isnit on nidlts peiter ais Oil ieiue
often osnfen ourfl Sbnen allen absr,
meine 9erren, babe i9 cine Mittbeilung
gu MAIDEN. ga i9 iebs, oaB Gle obne
Getrdnt lDGbrenb Sbrer DirnitSeit nidt
duSfommen. mas i9 ia idlieblih perz
iteben lam, 10 perbe i5 %onorDnen, DaB
bic 5rau oss aan3leibieners einen Sbeg
beritent. S9 ielbii iueroe iopiel OoSu
beitragen, baB bas 0las Sbee fir flint
qf ennig s~elieIert perben tonn. Nuf
bieIe gBeilt pirO Niemanb me1r cine
Gniiduloieune BADEN, ii9 pdbrenb
bes TienItes peh 4ltobolieuleI 5u err
geben. NDieu, meme 0erreni"
Gr pernei9te Iib tur3 uno ging.
YOn nun an 0ab es 1bee. rs mar
elm Dinner SlufsuB Don unbeitimm=
barsr Jarbs unO faosm iiiBIi9,n 0es
iDmad.
&siner ionuis iid naiiiTlid aus
fdlieben, nenn audi bic nmeiiten nur
oaDon nlppten unD bas iibriae in ben
WanerleiiungseNusgub ponoern lie
zen. yiur Setretdr Wenoemann trant
ieinen 56ee nit Seelenru1e uno lob.e
Die quite gDirtung auf iein 8eFinoen.
qls nab einig,r 3eit Der Wirtlidc
@ebeime Oberreeierungsrotb pieber
i'm Bureau eri9ien, naDm er nit ii1ts
liober 8eirieoigung bic eeleerien Sbecs
gIdfcr lpabr. S@mmiSelnO, nit TENT
nidt an ibm bemertter freunoliher
Wiene blidte er auf bic ein5elnen YuIte
unb lG9eIie ioQor. ais er lab, mie
Wenoem0nn, Der 0as @b5eiden oes
blaueE &reu5es in IeiHer arolpatte
irug, ben Reit ieines @laieS bsbaelid
in Die 9eble laufen lieb. 0i6t babel
iab Der Dide 9ebnboff, helien Olos be-
reits leer mar. Qluf Ieinem Yult lag
Elm grobes. fe~Itgebunoenes BUD, bos
ouf Dem Riiden in OolbI1rift ben
5iiel .8iirgerlihes OeieBbud" trug.
Der 0ebeimrdtb puroe oufmertfam.
mWos 1T oenn oos fir cine id0ne
~ausgabe. '6err 9%ebnboff2" fagte IT
poblnolleno. so cine bab' in ia nod
gar nidt geieben. ST ipo6I nit groS
BEN aommentar2 $50 lit oenn bic err
fdienen2"
2ebnboff lpor gang roth oeiporben.
nSn-i6 CLAUDE in Berlin, 6err Sc
beimratb," bra6ts er perlegea berous.
~0as ioihen Sic ni6t einmoI9
Nin, 6os tOnnen ioir ia lei1t f~eItlteIs
Zen. Qofien sic bod einmol I6auenlI~
Der Yor9eIebte batie oos BUD 0u
ii4 beronseiAOben. Offnete es-unb
fubr entiebt 3uriid.
Das bermeintlihe ,Y;iroerlide Sc
febbub" mar cine irefflib bergelteItr
9~lttrappe, in Der geraDe sfpei Bierflos
f6en Ylab batten, bic bort frieoli6
nebeneirdnOer Id)lummerten.
8ei Der ndcbiten @ebolteerbDbunq
ipurOe Qebnboff iibsrgungen. Gr be-
lam AUDI teine Weibno6tsz @rotifito=
fipn. Qber ieinem Yebenmdnn WenDes
mann ipuroe beioes gu 9beil. Der 6err
Sbef pubts ia ni9t, oab bieisr eifrige
Sbeetriiifer in Ieinen 96ee INNER elm
geipdItiges uranium SomoitasRum
ben er in einem D~erboreenen 5lGfdden
bel ii9 fiiblte, 81 9ieBen pfIegteI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

Sid n (5ur &onegin): nWarum
itrei9lt Oh Den Brief i'm QiebesbrieF=
Iteler aus, no6bem Oh ibn obeeI9riez
ben bait2"-nSa, psibt Oh, bas 1T gu
unangenebm; an meinen porieen Bran
tigam babe i9 ndmlia benlelben Brief
mai 5ipeimdf eel9riebenl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
3rrnrrnt.

profefor: nQ(6. guten Sag,
9err Se9mann, Sic baben fi6 ober febr
DerdnOert Ieit nnierm Iebten 3uloms
menieinl"-5 err: sd beige gar
nidt 3ebmann. mein Name lit Wlener!"
p 10 { Dr.: ngDos, unb 2ebs
mann beiBen Sic aud nidt mebr2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
Gin Edlnurrrn1thrr.

n5err OetOnOmieratb, id bait E
9utes @ef6Gft fir Gie!"-nRu', loHen
Sic b0renl"-mSie esben Sbrer God
ter e Million Mitsiftl SD nebm' tie
nit 'ner bdIben Winion-eriparen sic
netto iiinf3ig pro5ent!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

W II ter. Sn grobe Grrequne
tuurcen Iebtens bic Nnipobner bes Q(lz
tenSS teinipeees beriebt. BORT erfolg=
ie cine berartig beftiee Detonotion,
ooB 3biiren uno 5enltsr flirrten. Sn
benz 0siddftslotale bes ubrmdders
pe9 bate cine G~aserploIion fottsss
funoen. Der Sdaoen, Der baburc5
ouseridtet ipurbe. lit beoeutenb. Niht
ALIEN, bab bic i'm S6duIenltsr alss
oeitenten lIbren our9 bos JenFfer ouf
bi. Strabs gsIdleuOert lpurben, Ions
bern aud elm grUBer 39eil bel III
Snnern befinoliden Waart ipuroe
3ertriimmert.
Nmelsbiiren. Grtrunfen 1T
bier bsim G6littfdu6laufen Der Mn=
ItreiGsItebrltag 5rerihs aus 6ous
aannen (eebiirtie aus Genfen). 6r
berfudte gum erItenmal ben aunnl 5u
~beIobren. Webrere anipeIenbe junge
2euie iporen nidt in Der Gage, I'm gu
retten.
9 o q m. Die gudoruderei Wilb.
StumpI fonnte auf Elm 75j6briges
geite6en 3uriidbliden. Sm Werlag
osrIelben erIdeint bas amtlide areiss
blott, Der nWsrtif1e Spreder". oeIz
fen erIte Drummer unter benz 9itel
nWodenblott fir ben areis Bomum"
pom 10. Sonuar 1929 Dutirt.
glelefelb. Der pe-bei;otbete
Jubrmann Oottlieb @5Blihg sfitt. ais
er i'm geeriff par. auf ieinen. sben
fib in 9eipegung febenben. idiper Bee
lobenep Wagen gu Iteigsn, aus, se'
riet6 nit benz aopf untsr elm 9}ab rub
purbs lofort get0Otet.
Dortmunb. Q(uf benz Rangirs
ba6nbofe In 6uddroe pur0s beim
Ranoiren Der Rangirorheitet 9eit'
mann bur9 einsn @iiteripagen iibers
fa6ren u1o set0otet.
2sBeinpropin3.
Roln. 4ebtens ipurOsn IS pieraig
Sabre, bab bic 9ausbdlterin Gliid'
beth Bongdrb bel ben gbeleuten Sas
cob Mun3el al 2bstir9en in Dienlt
trat. Na6 oeren Qlbleben perblieb lie
in. Der Jamilie bes Sdpiegeriobaes,
a. Msrnsr aisOorff. mo lie nod NIT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
afntiirIid1.

unter u d ungsri9ttr
(drgerlid): Sra. parum lsuenen sic
benn 10 beborrlid2 Sugsn Sie bod
Die Wubrbeitl"-M eeffogter:
sd oenfe MD bran, tpo5u IBen Gle
benn on2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

W ebner Gals ii9 gouernburz
iden raufen uno er sinen 9ieb trieg):
nWart's nur, Sbr 9anbe. Sud trieo
if bran, id Iduie iebt Dur9 cine @ohe
cine 6dlbe Stunce ipdier 6eierabenbl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

SO irt gum 9oustneht, ols bic
@6Ite gu roufsn beginnen): Bring nur
n MebssrsgiaBi slei4 in Siderbeit,
Der mub ia morgsn uniere eau i9lodz
ten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
GurOpdif6e 21a6riaten
4ropina &annoper.


Grnlt Wc6er bel Musfibrung bon Mrs
beIten in Der @ummitammfabrit. We>
Der ertitt einen I9peren G1dbelbruh
uno puroe mittels Sanildtspa9ens in
oas 4rantenbaus | iiberiiibrt. Wes
aen 0erbre6ens inn Qlnie purbe Der
Observation-Disclosures @iintber ii am bic
figen NmtsgeriAte. pobnbaft IN Sin-
BEN, Der6oftet. IS bonbelt Iid UNI bic
Yeruntreuun9 bon amtIi6sa 0elbern
in qroBsm llmIange. Wie lIh bel wie'
~oerbolten Repilionen bis jebt berauss
aeiteat hat, bat er insgelommt pers
mutblid 10000 Wart amtIihe @cloer
unterIhlaaen. I'm fie llnterihlaguns
| gen 3u peroeden. bat er Die Dorgel6riez
benen Yudungel unterlanen.
8eunigTen. Sin ~betlasens-
pert6er llnoliidsioa ereignete lid alf
Der GtraBe pom Steinfrue nocb BIER.
QlOoll Hreimonn aus @eItOrf bate Don
8reoenbed Elm 5uoer Staff eebolt. Sci
ben Qinoen murDen bic Yieroe unrubig
uno beganncn 81 lduFen. 5reimaan
IaBtt ms 0iutergsidirr, uObsi oas
YferD ausldlue unb ibn oben an
geine troI, nobel Die Sdlagaoer bes1
Islbea serriB. 3ipei oet WeseS fom>
menoe Wanoerer idaiitsn ben 9erleBz
ten nab bier, I'D ibn Or. Tfies in ges
banolurg nabm. aber lcioer gu ipdt,
Oenn not iurser 3eit idon CAB er Ieis
men 0eiIt auf.
6iIDeSbeim. 0entralconIul a.
.. Quolpig Dpes 1T tier i'm 70. Sc
bensia6re aeItorben. Der Weritorbene.
Elm aeborener Siloesbeimer, mar piele
Sabre in Bremen Snbaber elmer gro
BEN taufmdnniiden 6irmd uno otter
reidiiter 0snerdIconful
Qerboh. NuI Der giIenftsingrubs
nSu!ius3ebe" nurben Die Yergleute
0anniQ uno Sauerbrsp bur6 nieoer.
oe9snoes Geitein peridiittst nno ee.
footet. Griterer binterlGBt flint. leBs
terer orsi ainosr.
Wtlbelm 6apen. Gin bebaus
efIiher llngIiidsfan bat iid i'm Mrtils
Ieriebos 3ugetragen. Nrbeiter Spdns
tee puroe bel eintretenoer Ddmmes
runq bon einem 9en3inmotor erfdb!
unb 70 lh'ptr perlebt. boB er bolo
flrauf l,inem Gsioen srlag. SpGnter
mar 81 Sabse alt uno binterIdBt 5rau
unO 3lpei tleins Ainoer.
Soe +. gu Gbren oes 2anbrotts
bon Bodums 0olffs. Der isin 25jdbri'
ces 2anoratbsjubildum T~eisrts, fonp
Gin 5eItehcn ltait, on Dem bic 8etbeis
li9uHg groB lpor.
Witten. Die Ge6nludt, Isins
dlten Gltern einmal fpieoer3ufeben,
trieb ben bon bier lt%amusnoen, felt
&dbren in 9(merifo le6enoen 4ouf=
mann gesler nah bier 3uriid. Q(ber
tp1btenb er bas erobe Waher mtrei3te,
trug Elm anoeres 0ampflhiff bic
Nadriht bon tem plobliden 9obe Iets
mes 73jd9rigen Ydters biniiber. Sicr
einseiroffen. tlopfte er lonoe 3eit bers
gebiid an ieinem elterlifen Soufe,
bis tnbli9 cine ibm unbefonnie frau
elm 6eniter 0ffnet unb ibm mittbsiit,
Dab iein Batter felt orei 3aQsn beers
oigt, feline Wutter ober infolge zines
am Be9rdbnibtoge erlilienen llnfoQes
f6iUer erfranft i'm aranfen6duIe bar
nieoerliege. Dds Wieberiehn ami
f6en Der lieb5isjdbrigen 5rau uno ibs
rem Sobne tam man iib leidt aug.
molen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

o.: n6anbeu sic mad jobreloneem
Gerniein Sbre 9eimutb febr psrGnz
bert2"-8.: Limb nie! geifpielspeiIe
itono ouf Der Wisie, iuo friiber aiibe
neioeten, cine Wioradrinefabrif."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

Qmerifonide oetrods
nete ) + ii d I c erfreuen ii9 in
Geutiflonb 70 grober 9aiebtbsit, bob
fe fO3uiagen ben beutiden Mortt ION,
troliren.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-26
MONTH OF MAY FORECAST
OF SKRYDLOFF'S ENTERPRISE

The plan of campaign being carried by the Russian
squadron forwarded London Daily Express
by Petersburg correspondent who egraphd
follows the 18th of May:
Admiral Skydo arrival Vladvosto has been reported
officially here long telegram embracing naval
able that Russia has completed scheme for
naval operations the Pacific and that Vadvoo will be the
base.
Arthur having naval base being,
the Of headquarters Vadvostok less
necessity Russia intends make attempt the lost
balance of power
Skrydo charged recognizing
the Siberian its fullest The strength OF the force
which he took Sunday soldiers and Sailors
Guiding the Vadivostok Fortress Infantry Regiment fortress
tlery submarine mining company telegraph detachment
rines.
eight torpedo-boat destroyers and transport
pedo squadron the sections of several vessels have been
sections together.
The possible objective of the campaign will be raids
the northern of Japan By this diversion might be
created the naval operations which Japan weaken
her fleet the Yellow heavily reinforcing the ships
watching the Russian squadron a V1adivosok.
Two objects could be gained There the of the
Eastern squadron beating the detached section of the Japanese
fleet The second that weakened Yellow Sea squadron might
afford opportunity for Baltic breaking through
The is believed of Admiral
lofts campaign reinforcement of the V1advoso fleet
would throw the Japanese back for home defence and
equaize matters round the northern peninsula.
A detachment of naval ratings from the Black
been to V1adivostok
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-26
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND 49,.

Tunbridge, VT began taking
Paine's Celery Compound in the spring
after having spent year and halt
confined to my bed on account OF hav-
ing pneumonia and a bad knee, due to
blood trouble At the time | began
taking your medicine [ was very ner-
vous and did not want to see any one
only my own folks.
"The doctors all said that there was
not anything else they could do for me,
and also said thew did not think that |
would ever be any better, and if l was
better / would never be able to walk
again.
"a friend of mine was taking Paine's
Celery Compound at the time and |
thought [ would try it. | took several
bottles before | saw much improve
ment. But soon my nervousness left me.
I again enjoyed seeing all who called at
the house.
II kept right on gaining until now |
cali myself VERY WELL AND
HEALTHY.
Il had a light attack of the grippe
and | took one bottle of Paine's Celery
Compound 1t helped me to regain my
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-26
THE STRIKE
ALL OVER
Continued from page ID


tional police officers under the COM
mand of High Sheriff Brown were des-
patched from Honolulu to Waipahu,
making the entire armed force now
encamped there, 46 men. High Sheriff
Brown. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth,
Lieut.. Leslie and Detective McDuffie
are on duty at the plantation with
the men.
No trouble occurred yesterday, al
though there was more than the usual
amount of excitement owing to the
fact that many japanese began pack
ing up their belongings. Some have
left the plantation and a few at once
went to Eva plantation and applied
for work The management there re-
fused to employ them, and it is under
stood that all other plantation man
ayers on this island and the other ISL
ands will refuse TO hire men for the
present.
The money for paying off the labor
ers was already yesterday morning in
the trays at the plantation office, but
few came to get it. It is known that
about half of the Japanese are not
willing to continue the strike but are
kept in the leash by the strikers. who
with some show Of force and intirnid-
ating tactics, have compelled them to
stand pat. The management is of the
opinion that the strikers will go back
to work peacefully, while the ring
leaders and others will probably be
left to their own devices. 1t is possible
that the police may shortly take action
against this class of gentlemen of lefs-
uree and enforce charges of vagrancy
against them. If a few of them were
put on the reef, their influence would
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-26

door. The visitor passed out, leaving
Skrydloff standing in the doorway. He
looked at me penetratingly, then at my
card and the copy of Golfers in his
hand. Come in he said, Z do not
speak very good English, but I shall
be glad to talk with YOU
The Admiral turned over the pages
of the Weekly, glancing at Captain
Mahan's article, which he said he would
read carefully, and stopped at the full
page picture of Admiral Togo-his clev
er and ubiquitous opponent. 1t seemed
to me that [ could trace a resemblance
between the features of the two men.
Both have the same penetrating look
about the eyes, the nose thin at the
base and wide at the nostrils, the de-
termlned set of the mouth and the firm
chin hidden by q beard. Togo smiled
at his new antagonist; upon Skrydloffs
face was an expression that told louder
than words his appreciation of the
monumental task which the Emperor
has placed upon his shoulders. If the
implication that he did not wish to go
TO Port Arthur had remained in my
thought, it would have disappeared in
stantly when l looked at the man; and
my spontaneous belief in his courage
needed no confirmation by the little
white cross-the badge of courage-that
dangled upon his breast. To my mind.
Vice-Admiral Skrydlof seemed to have
weighed fully the task given him to
do, and, in spite of the superhuman
character of it, was determined to ap-
ply all his strength and all his mind
to its accomplishment. Makaroff went
to Port Arthur to command a battered
fleet, but Skrydloff is going there to
command the remnants of a fleet.
To correspondent, who had sought
to interview him few days before
called, the Admiral had said: L can
not talk now, but come to Port Arthur.
and, after the first bombardment, I'll
give You an interview I explained TO
the Admiral that I did not want an in
terview-which consequently relieved
me from the necessity of accompanying
him to the Far East-but there was one
point upon which I desired particularly
TO be informed. Admiral Nakaroff," /
said, believed more in light, swift
cruisers and torpedo-boats than in bat
tleships. In what type of ships do you
place your faith?'
"Battleships, was the prompt, Iaconic
reply.-Collier's
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-26
VICE ADMIRAL
SKRyDLOFF
Commander-in.Chief OF
the Russian Fleet in
the Pacific.

He is a man who appeals TO the fight
ing spirit in youths man Skrydloff.
He is big and burly, with a determined
chin and searching gray eyes. You
would say he was without fear. even
If you were unfamiliar with his rec
ord in the Russo-Turkish War, and
you would believe he could lead for
lorn hope though Death were standing
before him with uplifted scythe.
He is the man who has been selected
by the Gar to succeed intrepid Maka-
rolf. Before Makaroff's assignment to
the Pacific Fleet, 1 received a letter
from friend who is serving on one Of
the men-of-war at Port Arthur. Let
Alexieff be relieved he wrote; ''he is
an administrator, not a sailor, in spite
of his title. Give US either Makaroff
or Skrydlof They'll put spirit into
the men, What Makaroff did is his
tory; what Skrydlcff will do the future
will unron.
Skrydloff received at Sebastopoi, the
headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet,
which he commanded, the announce
ment of his appointment to Port Ar
thur. simultaneously he was ordered
to st. Petersburg to be received by the
Emperor in audience. The crowd that
gathered at the Nicholas Station, ST.
rsburg-the same station, by the
way. from which Makarof started for
Manchuria-was filed with enthusiast
tic admirers of the new commander
Outside of the station was a solid wall
OF people, anxious to get a glimpse of
the man from whom his Majesty ex-
poets momentous things. While We
We're waiting, a friend recounted a
story of Skrydloff you remember when
the Russians were attempting to cross
the Danube Il nodded, for it would
never have done to CONFESS ignorance
of Russian history.) 1.-THE Turkish
ships commanded the crossing. The
enemy had mined the river. Sharp
shooters were on the bank the Rus
slams desired to reach. In broad day.
light, launch put. out from the Rus
sian shore. 1t carried Skrydloff and
Verestchagin and a small crew. They
dashed for a monitor and put through
her portfolio a torpedo, which was at
tached to a long rod. The bullets were
literally hailing about them. Their
clothes were riddled. Verestchagin
was wounded SkrydIoff received balls
in both legs. The electric wires con-
Meeting with the torpedo We're cut by
bullets, and the charge could not be
exploded Skrydlof worked and tug
ged to get the wires in order, but was
unsuccessful, and he and his COM
panions We're compelled to return to
the shore. Skrydloff made only one
comment: 1T was just like those Turks
to wound me in the legs; they must
have known that / was fond of dane
ing
SKRYDLOFF GETS A COPY OF
GOLFERS.
1t was good story, and then look
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-26

ed at Skrydloff as he entered from the
train. which had dashed into the sta
ton Certainly he seemed physically
capable of doing all that my friend had
said. He was unquestionably gratified
at the reception accorded him; to be
pressed and f1attered by the crowd of
uniformed officers of the army and ma
Wy, including representatives of the
Admiralty and War Office, and to have
the Imperial Waiting Rooms thrown
open for his use. Leaving the station,
he was greeted by a roar from thou
sands of people; and he gravely bowed
Acknowledgements as he passed down
the lane which they formed.
When / called at the hotel at which
Vice-Admiral Skrydloff stopped III st.
Petersburg, two naval officers, with
crosses upon their breasts, were ner-
vously walking up and down the cor
ridor waiting to see the new commander
and make personal pleas for service at
Port Arthur. Before the door were two
sailors, not huge men, as one pictures
the Russian tars, but short, rather
thick-set lads, who looked as active as
any Japanese ever saw. I had been
requested at the Admiralty to give to
the Admiral copy of Golfers contain
ing captain uISI Oh llS
naval lessons of the war; and handed
this, with my card, to one of the boys.
For the moment, the successor of
Makaroff was engaged, and was ask
ed to wait. When I looked again at
the sailors, they were staring, with all
their eyes, at the fighting Japs," on
the cover of the Weekly. When the
Admiral left his room. I have no doubt
they satisfied more fully their curiosity
regarding the calibre of the enemy
whom they are going out to fight.
Through the door came a deep, clear
voice discussing in Russian some topic
of apparent interest. A quarter of an
hour elapsed, and then one of the sail
ors, divining that the Admirafs caller
was about to leave, swung open the
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undoubtedly wane and strikes he of
less frequency.
Another big meeting was held yes
terday afternoon at the plantation. and
a committee visited the manager to
have a conference. They presented the
matter of the desire of giving up con-
tracts for cutting cane and going to
work on a stated ge-basis, to wit,
$16 per month.
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ALMOST INSTANT EFFEcT

Tired Feeling-Blood Trouble-Grip
Cured = Fought Off Vanquished :
The Homes of the Nation Send Their
r Thanks and Praise for
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SPRAY STARTS
FOR HONOLULU

The yacht Spray, commanded by
Vice-Commodore Picker of the Hawaii
Yacht Club, sailed yesterday morning
from Hanalei for Honolulu. He had
then completed a cruise around the is
land of Kauai. The crew consists Of
Mr.. Battersby and two native sailors.
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Wife-"I'nn sorrw TO see you come
home in such state as this, Charles. -
Husband-'I knew you'd be sorry.
Carrie, and that's why I told you not
to sit up. Boston Transcript.
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If we saw ourselves as others see us
We might refuse to believe our own
eyes.-Puck.