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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

~ II ELP the teachers" is
the slogan which is now
heard in every part of
the country where good
schools are valued.
These helps are given in various
ways. The University Of Wash
ington, at Seattle, has just opened
its second year OF Saturday courses for
teachers, as in the past year they have
been highly appreciated by many in
structors Of that city and vicinity. BY
these aids the university gives to
teachers, without charge, opportunities
20 continue their education and to dis
cuss advanced methods of teaching.
These Saturday courses will be given
by the departments of Latin, English
literature. history, pedagogy, political
and social science, chemistry, geology,
botany, zoology and mathematics One
OF the history courses deals with the
makers of the nation by a series of
lectures on the lives of Washington,
Franklin, Jefferson, Jackson, Clay,
Webster, Lincoln. Grant, Lee and
others. Local history is treated by
lectures and research work in the home
field. still another course is upon mod
ern European statesmen. through lee
lures, collateral reading and reports
Civics are given in a course upon a
comparative and historical study of
the American form of government.
English composition receives attention
through a study of methods and prob
lens Of composition in the grades and
the high schools The course on read
ing is designed to assist teachers in
solving the practical problems that
arise in the teaching Of reading. Chem
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

Mr.. Hennessy.
~Nawthin' tur-ible about
it," said Mr. Dooley. ITS
war. ! can't say more thin
that All tn other wars ye've iver
shone in has been ayther German wars,
which is carried on be markin' examination
papers. or English wars. which is tn same
as stealin' money from childher, or our own
late gloryous war, which is like gettin'
dhrunk an bein' fined twinty millyon dol
lars or a hundred years in the Philippians.
But this is a rale war It's gloryous war
What cud be finer to tn iditor iv London
newspaper thin tn spectacle which he can
well imagine iv tn dauntless Jap'nese hurlin'
thImsilves at their gigantic foe an reck-
lessly layin' down their lives that England
may live? An what cud be more sublime
10 a warlike banker in Paris thin tn thought
" tn increased activity on tn banks iv tn
Loyang? 1t ought to stir tn blood iv tn
heart " iv'ry American citizen"
1t don't in mine" said Mr. Hennessy.
1T ought to. said Mr.. Dooley. War is
a fine thing. Or. perhaps, I'm wrong.
Anyhow, it's a sthrange thing Here's tn
Gar in Rooshya an here's TIL Imp'ror iv
Japan They have a difference iv opinyon.
All right, says /; lave thin fight it out. It's
a good healthful ixercise. I'll arrange tn
Preliminaries, FIX tn polls. an, be hivens,
I'll riferee tn fight. / make TIL offer now
Amy time two high-spirited monarchs feel
that their rile blood threatens to blow up
III arrange Everything down to tn photy-
Seats. Whiniver TIL boys are ready I'll find
tn barn An the offer also goes FIR Sicre-
ties OF State
5 'BuaSwhat happens? A couple iv stout.
middle-aged gintlemen get into conthro-
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

viding for an examining board OF
three, to consist Of the Health ON
Ger. the family physician and another
to be appointed by the president OF the
Board OF Education The physicians
volunteered to donate their services in
such matters and for inspection OF the
school buildings.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
WHEN WAR WOULD BE
ONE LONG MANEUVER

uI'D have armies composed
on'y iv officers. Dye
/ spose they'd iver get
near enough to each
other,to hurt9
"Supposin' Gin'ral Kury-
potkin had to doall tn fightin'
f'r himSilf. 1t would be
betther f'r him, because thin
he cud ordher an advance
without bein' so crowded
comm back.
AN suppose Gin'ral
Oyama had to walk bare
footed across Manchuria an
subsist f'r four months be
whettin' his beak on a cuttle-
fish bone. War wud be wan
CONTINUOUS manoover with
wan iv thin manooverin'
west an tn other manoover-
in east. They'd niver meet
till years afther tn gloryous
struggle"
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
BARN FIGHT BETWEEN
CZAR AND THE MlKAD0

uHERE'S the Car in
Rooshya an here's tn
Ii Imp'ror iv Japan. They
have a diffrence iv
opinyon. Lave thin fight it
out. It's a good healthful ex-
ercise. I'll arrange the pre-
liminaries, fix the polls an,
be hivenS, I'll referee tn
fight. Whiniver tn boys are
ready I'll find tn barn.
who wudden't walk to
Bloomington, Illinye, to see
that sturdy but prudent
warryor, tn King iv England,
mixin' it up with tn Llama
iv Tibet, or our own in
vincible champeen takin' on
tn Imp'ror iv Germany If
they didn't like the weepins,
they'd have me permission
to use axes"
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

dhraw he was entitled to tn stakes.
'fWudden't it be fine? Who wudden't
walk to Bloomington. Illinye, to see that
sturdy but prudent warryor. tn King iv
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

varsy. Instead of layin' their stovepipe hats
on TIL table an mixin' it up they hurry home
an do their war-makin FIR thin. They set
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12

Sur Snbiana : 9beilpeiie bewoltt beute
Abeno unb am 9ienitas, nit S9neeSeftober
i'm n0r6Iiden Sbeile beute @a9t; fdlter,
frii9e noromeft 8inoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
CO,
5ae.ana's sr5ste Drp Goobs 0anbler.
@ruaoeiseutbums uebertragumgem,

Gu9uf W. 8ubn an &esina S9uls,
Got 81. Sappes & Sranfs Subj,
n6r0li9 Der Soma Str. 1895.
9lpmOutb Supinss & 2oan Mh'n.
an Sobn Steinruf. Got 40, Spoeparf.
$4,000.
OlpbOniO !. Mc9leaan an 6rant
6. Stone u. o., Got 20, &ioemours
Si9blano Some Nbb., n6roli9 bon
Hew 9Ort Str. $4,000.
Union Srut COMPANY, SruHee, an
SObn 3. Bright, Got 146, Wurton
place, 40 bel l53 SUB, Oftli9e Settle
bon alabama Str, n6rblid bon 20.
Str, Sc, 600.
Charles %. @Onger an eli 3. Goof,
So 4, Wiligans @Ottase placs aoo.,
81 bel $50 SUB. fioli9e Settle BON
Bolt StraBe, ueflid bon Oriental
Str. SO, 900.
ambrOie 3. Stanirn an Wargare=
Ware, Got 81, Naen u. o.. Nprb
Wooolann Wob., 80 bel 100 SUB,
n6rolide Settle bon @nsliib Mpe.,
ueftlia bon State Str, 81. 600.
Margaret Ware on NmbroIe g.
Stan ion. @recutpr, Got 80, bisfelbs
Gr6Be, $1,000.
8runoeiaentbum i'm 8efamntmertbe
bon $406, SIS tpedielte in Der Der.
foRenen Wode ben gefBer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Ser SanSe 9obm.
Cine 3uiammsntunft rer M6rberin 6rar
&raub nit ibrem @atten.

Sbglei9 he als M6rberin ieiner
So9tsr 3u lebensldnslider @efdngnib'
bait b%erurtbeilt lit, beiu9te %. 81.
9rauB aus SartfOro @itp bennO&
feline bier i'm 6rauen=@ efdn9nihe 9e=
baltene Jrau &ae &raus. Dag Wieoer=
ieben swii9sn ben @atten lou Elm
duBerf patbetif9es seiueien iein uno
bas fOrsenbOIe @efidt Der 9eftdnoisen
iunssn Grau 3eigt beutli9. BAT
bic Serterta9e ni9t obne ihre Sparen
surii fsslnRen 81 babsn, an ibr OOr=
iiber gegan9en fino. Was Der 3wed
ieinsr &eiie, fOwie au6 mas suiiaer
ben 8atten Sur Spra9e 9efommen.
miro pobl rliemals an bic OeHsntli9:
teIt 9elan9er, oa Die @efdnsnibbeam'
ten, bic einaieen 3eusen Der unterre'
hung, S9weigen gu bemabren babsn,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Separtemsnt fdr Ofsat!. Yarts.
Office Der aDmmiH1re.

SnOiauapoIis, Sno.
SefanntmadDuns an Sontraftpren
gs uiro hermit betannt semadt, 6aB Der &atb Der
Earf=&pmmihdre Der Staot indianapolis. Snoiann,
perfiegelte @n9ebpte in ieiner SfTce am 5reito9, ben
%. December 1904, gormiitass I'M 10 nbr, ert9eseiI7
uebmeu fpiro, fur eineu &oHtraft fber bic nahfol=
aenoe beidriebene 9rbeit in Der Staot indianapolis.
Sur 9teferuns aner Arbeit uuo Material sur son'
f%iruftien zines SOuIeporos e~utlaHs oes gIeaiaHt Ruu
pom Sbelbp bis Rapmone Str.
Cine certif5irte anipeiiUHe bon 100000, ausseiteni
on ben gIerf Der Bart 9pmmiidre muB nit ieoeH
@Hqebot besIeitet ietn.
9ae Arbeit muB 10 aHsgefhhrt fueroen ME in Der
gIdnen, grofl uno SpecifeatiUuer por9eihrteber
uno Die in Der Office bes RGtbs Der Sart5Sommifdr'
pom indianapolis sur giuiift %aufiesen.
Der Raib Der garf=Romuiidre bebilt fth oas Se6i
Dor ane ooer ~ein5eIne ansebote 5uriid5upeiien.
SiraM 8romn,
@eDree Rerritt
q. 3. Sand,
Charles G. Coffin,
Ratb Ger parfsSpmmiHdre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Sasss Mobeaa t,ott
0ioercoWm..

Sie BreiIe finb an stuei Muitern bon
sroBtem 8ertb bebeuteno biuiser.
@ine @ioerbOpn &one b0liser 9anae
in berloGenoer Sebasli9feit unb sro<
per Sdonbeit. in rofa ODER srau, GEE
ma9t nit srobem Matrolen Srassn.
Yin Der Sronte unb UNI ben Sragen nn6
Manf@etten iinb 8%ersisrunsen nit
~sefeppten Seioenbanoern. Sis @obs
mar elm gutter @ertb gu $3.50, iebt
NUT $6. 81
Cine LANCE &obe ROM Giberbomn
Grepon ansefertist nit Watroien Sra
gen, Maui detten uno Sai6en fnb nit
a~tlaSbano anseOeutet, nit S9nur unb
Nuaite I'm Den 2eib. Sieie 8obe, Die
reselmdbis fir SIS SO berfauft wurbe,
III 1egl nur. % OU
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12

Nsinen G%reunoen uno @6nnerrt 3ur
9sfdliaen Nadri9t, oaB i'd cine ileue
@irtbihaft uitter obiaem Namer in
449 Dirainia Mbe. er0hnet babe. SD
tpsroe MID fets bemiiben nit ben
befen @etrdnten unb @igarren, fotuie
nit einem feinen 2und auf3umartsn.
I'm 9iiti9en 3nipru9 bitteno 3ei9net
M9tunasbOl
@utan Uoebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
@etterbert@t.
@af6inston n, IL. 9e3br.

Sur "a stunben. snbsub = ubr gDrssns. 10. Seabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
9pcaIs@ etterberi9t.

Srobenb unb S9neeseitDbtr beute &bsnS
unp am Sienftas; fdlter ein Seraperatnr@
8e9iel BON 10 Grab ober mebr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Mms osatidea @eretnsm.

Der s bpls. 8 ieoerfran
nabm in ieiuer seffrigen regelmdbigen
0erIammlune 2 paffibe Mitelieoer auf.
Ser Beri9t oes @Omites ftr Die
lebte MISUNDERSTANDING lautet tpieosr
sinmal isbr gtnfig. Sas @Omite
muroe nit Sanf entlafen.
gom gabiiaen llnteriffbunes-@sr
elm mar Elm Sanfesi9reiben fur Die
MittD irtuns on osRen Stiftun9sfefs
ei~nselaufen. Sn oemielbsn wuroe Der
Wunf3 aus9eoriift, baB bic Greunb=
i6aft swii6en ben beioen 8ereinsn nod
big in bic %ferniien 3siten anbalten
m6se. Sas G9reiben tpurbe BEN
Nrdip beg gersins einberleibt.
9as @omite FIR oas Wei6na6isfef
beridtete, Dab in .oieiem Sabre sanl
auBero rbentli9e Yorbsreitungen ge-
troHen tperben, I'm oas Set FIR Sung
uno Glt gu einem re9t intersfanten 3u
gefta!ten.
Die Mit9lieoer purben bringent
aufsefOrbert, ibre ifimmbegabten Sim
Der an benz Weitna9tsfeff9or mitsbir.
ten 81 laKen. 9ieislben BADEN aber 81
Der am nd6iten SOnntas 8ormittae
in Der @ermania Sale fta~ttfinbenber
probs gu eri&sinsn.
@a9 S9luB Der 0eriammlung FAINT
su gbren bes Sirigeaten bes 0ereins,
Serrn Carl Riesner anldklid
ieines einidbrisen Subildums al:
9eitsr bes y9ieoertran3" nod elm in.
formeler @ommers !fatt, pelder elmer
gemtitbli8en, ftObliGsn 0erlauf nabm
Der 9 9pei3ersS b nabn
In ieiner seitrisen mOnatliden Ser
fammlun9 ben Yeri9t oes @omites fiji
Die 8ritli=J eier entgegen; csrielbe lau'
tete Iebr 9iinfi9.
Sierauf tpurben 0orbereitunget Fiji
ben bebor fte6enoen Masfenbaa gstrof
fen.
gu Mttgliebern bes @omites fiir ben
ielben Duroen ernannt /: Sacob Slid
9enrp @lattfelber, &uoolpb s. Miler
6. Steinmann, Nnor. Sb6np, SO
Cider unb Yktor Stuber.
Der 6 ioeite 6 d m q b e n
0erein nabm in ieiner geftrigel
monatliGen 8eriammlung elm nsue.
Mit9lieo auf; Elm 2anoioat fir Mit
9lieoi4aft wuroe pOr9eidlagen. Da
@cmite FIR ben fiirslid abge6altenel
Ball beri4tete, Dab oerfelbe fowObl Il
f~Ocialer als aud in finanaieller ge
3iebung Elm @rfolg- NOR. 9ierau
puroe Die domination fir bic In be
nd6fsn 9sriammlung fattfinbeno
Beamtenpabl borgsnommsn:
Nominirt tpuroen fir:
Yrdfoent-6arl &eifeis.
0icssp Observation-Disclosures &eifeis.
Brot.= Setretdr-Salius gmbarot.
Ginan3=S stretdr- Germ. 6ennin9e,
S9ab msIfer-SObn gmba,ot.
Sruftee fur 8 Sabre-S. Sod.
Ser 8 mo B u 4 u B
u n gs=0erein na1m in feline
seftrissn in Der Columbia Dale abg'
h%altenen regelmdBigen 8erfammlun
2 neue Witelisoer auf, Elm neuer Gar
oiDat fur WitQlieOfGaft tpurbe ana
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Sc @preQer butter S4loB mo
&iesel.

Muf einen 8erbaftsbefebl bonn @e=
ri9te in Waoiion, Sno., bin. in nell
dem er Der 6otelprellerei uno Der gr-
langung bon $73 bon einem bortiosn
@ei6dftsmanne aneetla9t mar, tpurbe
geitern @arren Smilsp burd bic @e.
beimpoliaiften 9alep uno Wannins
berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Thermnmeterftana.

Tbernometerftans.
9b9fe Temperatur ........ Sra'
9ieoriefte Semperatur. 26 4.
B. s. BIbtbs
SecticnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12

N%erlanat Gin Tdbhen fir aagemeine Saus'
~ arbsit. Nabsufrasen IL Rero ArfeuaI Noe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
0erlam9t Mn3etgen

rssnS wsIter art usroeu in Der .Subiaua aribfns
nit SC per Belle far isbe S~uiertiou berednet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Deg
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unsem0bnIi9e @ele9enbeiten fir
Sanbi6ub: &Gufer. Die GuspabI fir
Srauen uno &inber lit polftdnoig uno
Die Yreiie ieber Sorte iinb ole beften
Nertbe.
Srauen Sanbi6ube in 2amm @oQe,
sefiitterte itnS uneefiitterte SHUTTER nit
Spei Saspen, bas Yaar -. S5c
Tranen Mnsora seitridte SanoIhube
bic sema9t iinb um 3u paien, Muss
wabl IN bunt uno i6tpars ....59c
Srauen 9Ulf 9anpi9ube in @uae
une merceri5eo Stoffen, ale Sarben,
o1S Yddr DUO
Srauen Golf Sanbi6ube, e9teS eibe
&aiier Stiderei, in i9warj nun nit
Stpei 0aspen, bas gaar. ....$f.0O
Srauen Sanbi9ube. e9te Seibe in
i6mars, ROTH, naup, blau ooer ipetB,
Srauen MittenS, edte Geibe, bic
boppeIte Sorte, feline AuaIitdt, bas
9aar.. 49,. S1.O0
&naben, Ndoden unb &inber @oIf
SanbIhube, Ausipabl in Doqe ober
merceri3eo gillette, bas 9aar 25c, 29c,
35c, 800, soc.
@eftIider Mittelour4sans.
| PBTTIS DRY GOODS CO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12

meloet, Nus benz 8eri9t 0es Ginan3=
Setrstdrs cling bsrpOr, oab Der gerein
fa in blibenbem finansielen Sufanoe
bsfinost.
Der 9eut9 u m q n l.
II de n=0 ebrte
in ieiner oeitern i'm Seutf9en 5auie
abgebaltenen Geriammlung oas ans
benten Ieines i'm 90. 2ebensiabre aus
benz 2eben 9eidieoenen dlteffen Mit.
sliebss Saeob &Olsr our8 grbeben bon
ben Siben.
Sierauf tpuroe 3itr Wabl Der Beam=
ten fir oas nd9fe Sabr 9ei9ritten.
Sieielbe srsab folgenbes &eiultat:
6auptmann-@bas. s. Sdmiot.
l. Northumberland Bauer.
Mbiutant-@bas. ROftenbaoer.
Auartiermeifter--Greo Sartmann.
6inan3=S efretdr-Saeo6 s. S6oa.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sernos,
Senrp 8 aab uuo Wm. Bueider.
gs murSe bei6loKen, Waibin9tOn's
@eburtstag in 9raBarti9er Weiie au
feiern.
Sc tuurbe Elm Gomite ernannt, wel=
Dies Die Yorbereitun9en fir Die 6eier
an trefen bat.
s9la6 SGlub Der 8eriammlung wuroe
Der 65,idbri9e @eburtsta9 bss Camera
ben Senrp 2aab in gemitbli6er Weiit
sefeiert.
@apt. Charles Sdmibt belt ein'
Dem fr6bli9en @rei9nib cnsepaBte On
fpra9e, in pel6er er 10 bel @utes
iber bas @sburtstagstino mitibeilte,
ouB oasislbe i4IieBlid errOtbete, wi'
Elm MdbGsn bon 16 Sabren.
Die setsru bonn 3 a,bif&enu n.
te f Il B q 8 Werein in Dit
mar Sellers Club otal ab9ebalten,
monatli9e 0eriammlun9 nabm elmer
iebr nnimirtsn 8erlauf.
Die Serren itanoen nod unter ben
ganne bes 10 nubsrOrSsntlid e~rfOlgreid
perlaufenen- 2~0.id6riqen Stiftun9s,
iefes.
Naen getbeili9ten, pel6e 81 ben
groBen grfolqe besfelben 10 peientlid
beiestraeen baben, Dor allen aber BEN
v2ieberfrans" uno Der vSeutf6sr
YreHe" tuurbe Der Sanf bes Uersins
ausseIproden.
Sierauf erfol9te burd Germ Iuguf
Bensingsr Die @infibruns Der neuer
9eamten:
prdfo ent-Sobn 3. Weinbel.
8ice= Yrdibent-2ouis Stterbad.
-prot.s Sefretdr-Wilbelm @ebring.
Ginans;S etretdr-SatOb Sind.
S9abmeiter-Morib @f6enbaa.
Srufee FIR 8 Sabre-@barles @ad'
f~tetter.
Sabnentrdeer-@m SacOb.
8ereins- Nr3t-Sr. Sacob 8uebler.
Yer Yrdfioent ma9te Johann fol-
genbe grn snnun9en:
3ranfen =@ o m
Noro6fIi9er Sifrift = 2ouis Sii9
Noro pefli9er 9ifritt = 4loil
Woerner.
Siow.flider Sifritt = Soiepl
gfert.
Sio 6tli9er Sitritt = German
Mertlin.
% irtbf9ats =@ ON e:
Wm. SatOb, 8arl S&legel Uni
2ouis Slid.
@erbano oeut . r.
cine:
6rant @Derner uno Nu9uft Werft
o t1er Sheater Berein
aus. 8snsineer uno Morib gI9sn'
bad.
Na4 S4luB Der 8erfammlun9 ipen
oirte Prdfoent Weinoel, tpel9er beir
Stiftun gsfeft bon ben gereinsmitglie
bern nit einem sulbbetnopften Sto'
bei4entt uuroe, Elm GdBdsn i4dumen
ben @erfeniafts. Sie Gol9e mar, bal
mod elm feudt : ft6bli9er CONNER!
i~fattfanb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-09
TOM JENKINS
GONG ABROAD

NEW YORK. March p.-"Toin'
Jenkins. champion eatch-as-eatch-
daY. but owing 90 a wrestling match
gagged passage 90 Aaii for Europe To-
day. bu towing 20 q wrestling match
he has on for toatarros night In
this city ha has deferred hts de-
parturs until Saturday. Jenkins In
going abroad 70 meet George Hack
eunehmldt. the Russian Lion. Who
recently won the worlds champion
ship by defeating Ahmed MadrAii.
While abroad Jenkins win also rep
ressnt Young corbstt.~ and viii try
20 arrange a match for the Atnsri.
can champion with Jab~x white. the
lightweight champion % England. or
Hen Jordan. the feather weight
champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-09

BERLIN. Germany has a hot re-
heulon on her hands Ia German South
west Africa. where the Hereroa. na the
natives are known. have reVoltod,
maasaered the foreign population rlEht
ana left ana penned the German gar
rlsons inside their utockades ana forts.
The rebellion has boon On Tor about
two months. Germany has approx
matoly aeoo men In the disturbed dis
tfict and thia force ta inadequate 20
put down the rebels Relnforcementa
are now on their way 60 the scene.
The officers OF the various detach-
ments are said 10 have spent their
time In pleasure huntinx and not In
the work OF a aoldlsr, The garrlsona
were IN cad state when Samuel Ma
harcro. king Of the Iiereres. descend.
ed upon tho unprotected points. Killed
men and women right aud left
samuel MahareFo Il smart He chose
his time after lnatlllinE the idea 81
fear an hts following, lie told them
the Germans were treaeherous and
after gaining firm hold ON the land
would extermlnato the Hereroa. At
an opportune moment he raided tho
mission schools. Ear from the settle
ments. massaerCiug the whites and
such Of the blacks as sympathiHcd
with them. Then they killed the farm
era IN rural settlements
Finally they attacked the rRrrinonn
Here despite the dcbanchery and
hahituai orgies Of the soldiers. thu
blacks we're repuised. Time and again
they returned and were always On tho
watch for stfaGHiefS
when small dethehmouta % soldiers
wandered away from camp they we're
annlhilated. Thousands % NATIVES
surrounded the garrisons. preventlns
tho passage Of supplies and hmmuni-
ton. ana the latest reports Nay the
natives have defeated tire impover-
lahed troops In pitched battle. Col.
Loutwein. the governor general 81 the
territory. has becn reported killed. but
this has not been officially confirmed.
Tho HereFoH are physically the fin
est ara the most Intelligent rice OF
negroes IN south Africa. Most Of them
are huge fellows. tail ard powerfully
hullt Their chief characteristic Is
thcir arnelL which far exceeds the or
binary perfume % the black man. for
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tho ttercroa never wash from child
hood 10 old aEc.
Added to this uncieanlincna. they
have a habit of smearinE their bodies
with various kinds OF grease ard fat,
which Eive of aVcrpowefina oduru
They live principally on milk not
fresh milk either. bat milk Witch has
been forgotten as long an possible In
filthy barrels and 10 not a. 10 be un-
corked IN polite society. The uereros
be lieYe that II their milk barrels were
cleaned the cows would cease 20 give
milk.
Both men and women dress IN leath-
eF clothes and wear iron ornaments
instead - iewcirY The richer a man
q the more iron ornaments HE wife
wears. 80 that the Wife of a wealthy
ffercra 10 bowed down hy the weight
81 her flnsrY. Wealthy women can
scarcely move. and ait ia misery. while
the iran enters into their fleah. often
resulting IN blood poisoning Riches
are thus a burden 60 the HeFero wo-
men
Wives ara bought and cold - com
modities oxen being given On exchange
for them Primitive ideas OF morality
prevail but the women consider Il
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LITTLE STORIES
FROM MANY w HERE

Henry Kueter of Denver, Idaho.
fought desperate hand hand
combat with two robbers who tried
TO hold up his store yesterday. lie
received an ugly wound In the
breast. Three posses are pursuing
his RHaailanta.
John zeiKler. bartender at Aber-
deem, was held up yesterday morn.
tug by masked man, lie grabbed
revolver which lay IN front OF him
ana fired two shots Rt tho tobber,
who fled.
-Four ballard youngsters are under
arrest for robbinE lock boxes IN inc
Ballard poatoffiee. The boys learned
the combinations. They got several
checks. which they eanhed.
u. q. williams was sentenced 10
IL years Ia the pcnitentiary by
Judge Rudltin at North Yakima yes
tarday. lie held up ana shot {. i.
Brown az Topeniah.
The 10th annual session OF the
Cowlitz county teachers Institute
opened at Kelso Monday. *. -.
Bryan. state superintendent. V. q.
Hartrauft. King county auperlntend-
ent aud A. II. Hoder Of the state
university. are among those present
The electric franchise OF IL. A..
starkey was presented 20 the Bal
lard council last night. stafksy
agrees to furnish 10000 is-eandle
power lights within six months. civ
ing the city the right 10 purchase tho
plant IN ~ years lie will give tho
city g.. 500 when tho franchise is
granted and percentage or the re-
eeipts thereafter.
A combination Of Everett council
men Is responsible Tor dropping from
the list Lou Ketehum, u fireman at
the Riverside station. and the APP
pointment OF Horace Brown ms bis
successor.
Great damage waa done by
heavy rainfall In the Waila Walla
valley. Miles Of fences were carried
away. buildings were wrecked ana
bridges were damaged. People In
the Touehet river valley had 70
leave their homes and secure shelter
fran nelEhbafn.
The attempt 10 incorporate star
buck Was defeated by decisive
vote Monday.
W. NJ. Snyder and J. W Hall have
aetltfonpa the commissioners Of sno-
homish county 20 construct trolley
line from snohomish % Munroe and
another from snohomish 10 Loweil
At the outskirts of Everett
| RlS lots at Hoyt avsnus and Tween
ty-nfth street. Everstt have been
purchased by the BayHide parish on
which 90 erect new Cathoie
church. Tho lots cost $3.50.
Edward Tracy. charged with Grim
inai assault, was released from jail
At walla waliA yesterday with The
agreement that he marry Lizzie
Nnylor. tho i7-yeaf old giFi whom ne
wronged.
j. Y. Kennedy Of Everett has an
nounced his candidacy for the lte-
publican nomination for prosecuting
attorney.
The Everett schoo, board ON Mon
day night accepted the resignation
! Of Director .. ". ItQa.