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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27

New ofl May " Amid the rouss
Inc cheers of 5000 persons, THU Picket
won die Brooklyn handieap miles Al
Gravesend by i head, from tEs fayorite,
Irish lad Proper ], was third. two
lengths back Hdf1aEs Was fourth, 4
head away. sss5 sI ss$I 81 &
The start was good and prompt, and
Shaw on the faVorite, risEi lad, went
|oflt and sci 4 pace. followed by Her
iliIS and tlie Picket assih9 around
|fIle sfand tlls fifst time Iriisll Lad was
|the lskst III thixd position and 3ielis
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
MAYVILLE FACULTY

Mayville, N. p, May The fac
ulty of the state normal school for next
year will be the same as this year, ex.
cept that Prof. Jesse G. Childs, of Far
go, N. ID, has been elected to fill the
vacancy in the English department
Members Of the faculty who were re-
elected are Joseph Carhart, president
Ida B. Moore, Latin; G. II. Travis,
mathematics Jesse Lewis, history and
geography; Edith B. Carhart, librarian
and registrar; G. Ell Robson, natural
science; Edith f. Brant, music and
drawing Lake G. Watson, art Of pri-
mary instruction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
ALLEGED STOLEN MONEY
HAS BEEN LOCATED

st Joseph, May Charles Bristcw,
IS under arrest here and the police have
found the ST. 1000 of which his brother,
Aloizo Bristow, claims to have been
robbed in Chicago last week. Alonzo
Bristow had shipped horses from Bed
ford, Ia, and claimed to have been rob-
bed while on the way to the station.
The police allege that instead Of be-
ing robbed, Bristow turned the money
over to Ray Richards, young man
whose home is in this city. Richards
brought the money here and gave it to
his father.
Chas. BristoW learned from his BROTH
Ter that the money was here and came
here to get it He threatened Richards
and his father with a revolver. The
elder Richards then placed the money
i'm the hands of a lawyer and Bristow
was arrested. The money he turned
over to w. E Crum, the Bedford
banker, who claims it, and Charles
Bristow will probably be released.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
NORTH DAKOTA DENIS
ARE A HOPEFUL LOT

Grand Forks, May &c Chairman
Brynjolfson announces that rate d
a fare and third for the round trip
has been secured over all railroads for
iboth state democratic conventions. il
is expected there will be large attend
ances at each.
Local democrats are much encourag-
ed over the reports from Ward Coun-
|ty, where the factional fights between
the republicans are so bitter. Ii is
claimed that there will be big demo
cratic landslide inthat section Of the
state and the leaders are planning to
give Ward County one OF the leading
places on the state ticket.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
The JAPS ARE
CLOSING IN
TOXIC DISPATCH rREDIeTs
END OF PORT ARTHUR
All Communicable BY Sea Has Been
Cut OFF and tile Naps Are Gradually
Closing mon the Stronghold From
All Land Points.

Il Toxic, May 27Admiral Togo has
now established complete blockade
around the southern end Of the Lao
Tung Peninsula. This completely en-
velopes Port Arthur from seaward and
probably marks the opening Of the
final investment OF the town and the
fortifcations. The japanese troops
have swept all the Russians from the
defenses west Of Talien Wan Bay. IT
is now improbable that the Russians
will be capable of offering further re-
sistance in the territory north of Port
Arthur. 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
NEW JUDGE ADVOCATE.

Washington, May The announce
ment was. made at the navy department
that the president had appointed Com
.nlander Samuel B. Diel to succeed Capt
Samuel C. Lemly as judge advocate
general of the navy, when the latter's
term expires Juno 5. Commander Diehl
now commands the cruiser Boston
which IS en- route from Panama to San
Francisco He has seen more than sew
Eef1tcer years sea service. He conl1
n1afded the Marietta in Venezuelan
waters when some Of the foreign pow.
|erss were demanding settlement 81
claims held against that government ane
the energy and discretion displayed b,
Commanded Dieh1 at that time strongl,
commended him TO the president fol
his new assignment.
Captain Lemly has served as Judge
advocate for twelve years and has beer
highly commended by Secretary Moody
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
THE RUSSIANS HAVE
NO OFFICIAL NEWS

ST Petersburg, May 2zOwing "a
the fact that communication with the
defending army at Port Arthur is cut
off the war Office here admits it is not
in position TO question the Toxic and
other reports that the japanese carried
the outer works at Kin Chou. The au-
thorities are convinced that only the old
town Of Kin Chou was taken. The
heights are really the key to the situa-
ation The position is strongly fortified
and if that is taken the opinion is it
was done with great loss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
A SUICIDE
IN PIERCE
BACHELOR FARMER TIRED OF
LIFE AND USED A GUN
Frank Seal Was Found Dead IN His
Home With Bullet Hole IN His
Head Officials Determined Shot
Was Self InfIicted.

Rugby, N. d, May 27.-Frank Seal
Iof this county suicided His body was
found in his home, nine miles froni
Pleasant Lake. Seal was bachelor
farmer and well-to-do Death was due
to shooting and hole in the side oil
his head had proven fatal No cause
is assigned for the act The authori-
ties gave the matter ftill investigation
and concluded death was due to Seals
own act.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27

Con MAN WAS THE
BOSS OF. THE MEETING

Baltimore, May 27 The democratic
statc convention Of Maryland adopted
a platform and elected delegates to the
national convention United States
Senator German was greeted with ap-
plaiise at every turn. The platform
adopted admittedly embpdies Mr.. Gor-
mans opinion Of what the national
platform should be, He being member
Of the resolutions committee. IT is
confined to national issues and efldor-
ses the line of action followed BY the
demo cratic steering committee during
the last session of congress. 1t calls
for moderate tariff revision, independ-
ence for the Filipinos,, economy in ex-
|penditures and full investigation of ai1
legged crookedness in the postoffice and
other government departments, and
adversely criticizcs the present admins
| |istratioil
As to The present administration il
ldeclarcs that President Roosevelt has
been guilty of repeated and inpardon
| able dictation to both branches Of cpilr
IgreSss den0tif1cc him, It con-
Itinties for fiagrasit eilcroac chtnents
upon THE rightfsil powers and independ-
| Iencc of congress and wilile amazed at
| the Subsefvie Of a republ sem
late and republican house of repre-.
Iseiitativcs te his orders and bold astirs
Ipatioi, Re declare his atltocratic hi
Iyaslon Of their freedom deserves and
should receive the ind gnant febnke
and ofldeinn atioti of tiie people.
llile the (iel eg tioii 10 St: .otiis was
not except to yote As si!,lt ]!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
JAPS OFFICI TALLY REPORT
CAPTURE OF KIN CHOU

Toxic, May ~. After FIVE hours Of
desperate hghting the Japanese cap
turcd Kin Chou last evening. Nab
quanling, stronghold Of the enemy,
was taken later after a hot fight. An
artillery duel continues. The Russian
gunboats bombarded the Japanese left
flank from Talien Wan Bay while the
japanese warsfips worked with the
army from Kin Chou Bay.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
TEN PEOPLE
POISONED
Three Are Dead as the Result o
Some Poisoned Meat and
Water.

Las Vegas, N. Nj, May az Ten per-
sons have been poisoned and Jose
ITafaya and two members Of his family
are dead, Arsenic has been found in
the meat eaten by those poisoned and
in the water barrel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
J SYMPATHETIC STRIKE.

New Orleans, May 27.The bricklay-,
ers went out on a sympathetic strike,
further embarrassing building opera
Itions here. This makes the ninth strike
IN the building trades since April l. A
general strike Of the building trades is
feared as the subject of the open shop
Eis conceded to be the paramount ques-#
ton of the controversy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
SUBMARINE BOATS ARE
USED BY THE RUSSIANS

New Chwang, May Fl. The Russian
authorities here declare a Japanese bat
tleship has been sunk by a submarine
are now at Port Arthur and another
en- route to Vladivostock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
LISBON LOCALS.

Lisbon, N d, May 27Thomas Gill
bertson will erect a 10000 residence. A
half dozen other dwelling houses are
in process of erection and numerous
other improvements are being made.
II The Alumni Association Of; the high
school will hold banquet Saturday
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
THE CHURCHES
Will UNITE
THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY ALMOST UNANIMOUS
The Vote Was Taken Today and the
Opposition to the Plan Was In Such
= Hopeless Minority Their Votes
We're Not Counted.

Buffalo, May 27-The Presbyterian
General Assembly Of the United States
declared III favor of the union with the
cumberland Presbyterian Church by a
vote SO nearly unanimous that it was
not counted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
WENT TO 1
THE JURY
Gillespie Murder Case Was Given to
Inc Jury This Forenoon Verdict
Expected Soon.

Rising Sun, Ind, May 27.The Gil
lespie murder case went to the jury this
morning and the judge announced that
the jury wouldn't be obliged to delib-
crate long.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
YOUNG
MEMS ]
VA'RSI

IB pNE SENSE, the Hart
SG. Hfner & Marx Varsity is.
Vng mems style; that's.
one l1o Son Why So many older
mense forit and wear it. Now
We haAe~ Me Young Mems Var
ssity exceptionally smart
style fpsthe younger fellows.
It's style much sought for in
college towns where the young
men gather, where they want
to dress we'll. and know that
the way to do it is to find the
Hart, Schaffner 4 Marx goods.
Well show you the latest
clothes when you call.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27
QUIET AT VLADIVOSTOCK.

Vladivostock, May Everything
is quiet about here and the weather is
fine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-05-27

Low Prices on
Ladies' Waists
Ladies' Waists made of muslin and
Percale, medallion and lace fronts;
wide tucked shoulders; reg n
ular price 75c. Special at. fOO
Ladies' India
Linen Waists
Insertion and Lace trimmed. Our
regular SI.5o values 00A
Special t................ OOO
Ladies' Jap Silk Waists
Both black and white in tailored and
plaine effects; also the new shawl drape.
Regular sa!s, !, value $3.50. Q8
SILK EXTRA
White Habutai Silk, ~ inches wide,
( fine and firm, good and worthy; reg
Il ular value 65c per yard. Z0n
Special, at per yard, ...... +OO
Mohair SiciIiannes
50 inches wide, in navy and black. /
only; splendid value at E0A
85c yard, Special per yd.. OOO
Linen Specials
I7xa4 Huck Towels !. Each 7c
I7x3o Huck Towels =. Each 1Oc
I8x36 Huck Towels. ]. Each i21lc
23x44 Huck Towels. ...... Each Csc
/ Large Wash Terry Cloths, -
EdCH..... ............... 49,
Turkish Bath Mats, Z m
Fasr cOl0rS, each ....... HnOO
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aenartise s~dreibmaidinr.

Grobes Snteys6t errests auf Der ct.
2ouiier Misunderstanding cine S9reibs
maf9ine, mel9. nit .inem 4bbiripert
IN 0.rbinbuns stiest in. Dos IsBtere
III Stpif9en Der Tditatur unb benz Sps
penbebtlipert oneebroht unb srbebt Tih
ri9t iibsr bos @.Iteu Der Mai9ine.
I'm Der @orberf.ite res 4~bbirpsrts
erf&ein.n, iptni man cine an5a6t Sab,
len in Rolonntn uuter.inanbsr ihr,ibt,
btt 3abl.n Der GeiammtIumme in elmer
Reibe bon eO8ern, 70 oab man in i.b.m
aug.nblid bic Summit obleIeu uub nies
beri&rei6en tdun. Greili4 esben boz
BET bic 3ifferntoiftn etfpas f9tp,rer ME
bic unbern 9ufen, tp.iI Il. bds Helm.
Northumberland nit Eetpeeen milf
fen, bos fid In ,inem ftoubbidt p,rs
f6lcFeren LIBERALIZATION btfinbet. 4ber
bic Mebrurbeit if eerins, unb Der Bore
theil Der @erbinbuus elmer S9reib>
NIT elmer gbbirmofdine fprinet In bic
Hiioen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

Sin Wettitreit I'M @elbsdblen unb
4bbiren purbe rsuIi9 in gbicoeo pers
dnitaItet. 3tpDlf podett nit @tIbs
fheiner bon SIS. $40 unb $40 Rennz
tpertb, EN- j.hes i'm @eIammtbetrns,
bon $4,000, fpurbe BON Sip0If Ins.Itels
ten bcrtiser Bcnfcn seaGblt. fortirt unb
in gadete bon is $500 abgetbeilt, tpGbs
renb TOO 8anfsgtrts NIT tritif9en
Qugen bic S9neIieteit nno bic 9es
ipoubtbeit Der gtnerber beim @sIbs6bs
len beobonteien. Der er1It Yreis BON
$25 ipurbe bon 2emopnr G. e. Sath
%setponnen, Der, has 3GbIen unb Sors
tiren in 81 Minuten uno GAS Gefuns
ben f.rtis brn9ts. Cine Minnte ldns
ger brouhte Der 5fpeite @etpinner 6rant
G. 2oomis, Der sinen Yreis bon $40
erhielt. Yer 8spinner nes brttten
preifes bon So NOR Monroe R. Be-
noblts. gs;m 2lbnirsn bon 500 Gbeds
ouf ben Maininsn trrons Grcb. Ros
Bpm ben sriten Yreis bon $25, Der bos
3ufummen3GbIen Der gb,ds. bic i'm
Rernwerthe 3rpifG.n 80 Gents big
$350.OO0 iporen, in IL Minuten uno
80 4s5 Setunben polIbru9e.
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Cine origintl. 6orm Der arbeitss
tbtiluug bat fih in BEN bo1inbuftri.ls
len 8e5irten Der GFsuer gts.nb,
Rbeinpropina, 5nift.n 2anoipirtben
unb Snouftrieorbsit.rn berauseebilbet.
Die 3anbpirtbI6aft ssbt bort an Inn
fang bur9 bic for.ndbr,nhen GntGuFe
Der Snouit,ie tpie Der 8auIpetulanten
Itetig 5uriid; nomsntIi9 ubsr feblen
Der 2nnbnirtbi6aft 9(rbeitstrdfts, 70
bob lie fi9 fat ousl6IieBIid auf bic
grbeit Der JumilienmitgIieber angepiss
len fieot obsr ouspdrtiee Ar6eiter
beron3ieben mub. Der 4rbtitserTpars
nib bal6tr pertouf.n nun bi. 2dnbs
pirtbe bislfa9 bic bon linen nnees
bout.n &ortoffsln Dor Der @rnte pars
aellenp.ifs an 3ehsnarteit.r unb bi.Ie
ernten ft bann in ibrsr fr.ien ;3eit
i.l6f. Disfe Ginri9tune ,rpeiit fi9
dls sIeia portbeilbdft fir bi: 2onbz
fpirtbs, bic baburh Der Sorge nm
grntsorbeitsr entboben perben, tpie fir
bic Nrbeiter. bic ouf bieIe MeiIe biuioer
tn ben 8eIib Der Minterpnrrdtbe toms
men unb lire rpie ibrer IamiIienmits
slieber fr.ie a~rbsits5sit pcrtr,ffti6
ausniiben tonnen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
@ube!ms ii. Sriefpapier.

Yer bcutids aaiIsr bot Ti6 tiir3lia
neiiss 8risfpdpisr bsrTt.len laifeu, oas
ii9 in S6mud unb Sarb, BON Dem aus
Iest benubt.n 9apisr unteriGei6et.
0i.ies 3eigte zen Rei1sebIsr i'm S9ilbs
.umleot pom SoIenbanbz Orben nit Der
goIbsuen Snf9rift pSoni Ipit qui mai
b penfe" (Bert0bHt obsr sntebrt isi,
tp.r TiG Urges babel bsnit) unb Der
Rettt bes S9tparaen @blersC rbsns,
barber bi. Rdifertron.. Sept 1T bi.
Doriteuung nod ettpds rei9er gepprs
ben: bas @an3e ru6t nunmsbr auf BEN
psiB.n Malt.f.rtreus, 5piIden bsTen
St.rn bic MurI6auItGbs iif trsu3,n.
Die Raiiertrpne 1T ttipas gr0ber ges
poroen. ipeiI ie gu Dem lIsbrigsn in bas
rs6te 8erbGltniB eebra6t ipsrbcn
mubts. Der far6iss G6mud lit nit
minutiOier Seinbeit ausgefiihrt. ga
bos MolteItrtreus peib 1T, 10 muBts
fur bos 9opi.r I.IbIt Elm. amber, syar6,
sepdblt iperben; Der Goif,r beItimmts
Elm ~belblauss 2eintpanOpapier. Gs Iinb
brsi 5prmate i'm 9,brau6: &ortsn,
Dftaps unb QuartbOa.n. Sin ancsr,s,
peibes 9refpopisr pertpenbet Der Sais
fer. tpern .r uuf Gee III; ss seigt ais
6dmud gum ReihsobIsr oi. &diicrs
unb 9Dnissftanborte unb 1T iOtppbl
fir bos Sdiff tpi. fir bic Dcht 500
b~enSonern" beltimmt. Dos 8ritfpupi,r
tpirb mad ben s.nouen @ini6en b.s
Raii.rs anssf.rtist. Rad icineu aus
eab.n fperben bic Stiaaen ~b,reeF.nt.
unter benen Ct bic Mohl trifft.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

&M mANA@NAttN MWAtNt
Ttt AYR s,uthS tsg Ns fwsHs mag
Hca psg resH asa SssggstE.fn .
un.tleslemHsa "a. asu tn lssu ut N.
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raes. tab fs lss.4Ar uhS tpca 81 ltaye
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ieytn Ruf asbCbsn IN etsisn 1da:a
panltRnr ~vEssnHtnib. rtIte @eeeu'
mna SEsiftn une @eIanss fur Die 0ss
laRbtsit babsr. Tas .9utssi. DE
-g.uFre- Der btFsvrn MCit.psirs NOR
TdOn irlbu stl6dst. als n9A bic
Sourtbcliiaisii. nan tRtlla Der aerlEs
scrsu Soris aubsrbalb oes WloisIibalsS
ais Mlaugel tmpiuuesu puree.
MIs be abIhsuI,hIt W,iupan lterti
nr3 unasIitaft nTeut dlaRo isr ounss
les Sanorert irtibsn ourf.e. III peasa
bieFes natiirIunen S~Guyteehdltes hes
MoisIipsints nit ialiGtn Giitetlen Elm
Mibbyduh s.triebeu poyben. Der BEN
Rufe esraee Der bsIttn NioIelmartsu,
pis Biesporter, 9rdunsbere.r. iebr
T9oosn muBts. SEPT lit Der naturrsire
9lois.ipein gsraoe ietner Sdure uessn
qeTn1bt uno niro ron pisleu 4tr5ten
Den 4rdntsn ais 6etDmmIihes Grfriihs
ungsas.rdnt reroronst. Bon ienem
&urFiirIisr bon Srier, oem esr .9srns
toItIer Uottor" ieiasn 1orrcu psroenlt,
m.I6et bic Sage, er Eate, BON 2eipea
gequdlt, bic tein 0ottor Gurirer tonute,
ttnen 4uIruf srlaTsn. bub Der, peIder
i'm bon Itinem 2sioen befreie. iiirlts
lifer 9elobnune eepiB ieiu tonne.
DdrauT bate Elm alter Wldrn NIT eiRem
SGbGen Ii5 mtlben laifen uRo benz
fronisn 8irdenfiiritsn psrfi9srt, ooB,
psnn sr bon bem Sufalt bes 6db6ens
tGgIid trinte, fem Si.4tbum boIb fir
INNER se5oben iein psrbs. Ter &lrs
fiirIt trauf, role GeIunbGeit tebrte Tim
tpisber. uno er mamie ben Msinbsro,
benz er bisIes ~2.benselirir o.rbanite,
ben .Dpttor.4
Die harafieriItiI6s Gigentblmli9s
felt aler Moitltpsine hsit,bt sum rns
tsrfdie6e bon 1nOeren 0einen in her
Ini9dBbaren gabe, bic Rerpen bes
Menf6en bur6 ben lsihtsn, eIesantsn
tpir3igen Spn aneentbm au srreg.r.
Die pafIenbe @.rthfhGBung, ber.n
fid Der Moitlpsin gsasnpirttig err
freut, berlibt niht bios ouf elmer Mobes
Iaunt. Die srobsn Weingutsbsiibsr
an Der Moi.l baben nsuerpiugs, mad
benz MuIter Der befien W~eintutturen
am R6ein. auf ben GudIit6tsbou bic
grOBte SorgTalt pertuenost. Sic 5a6en
ft4 ses:nieitig berpfli9tet, nur Srous
benfoft obre irscno ruel6en 3ufab auf
ben Martt gu bringen. Zen greis res
euliren bic grobsn acknowledgement.
bic auidbrlid i'm Grii6iabr in 9ri.r
unb 8erntuFteI itottfinoen. Die preiIt
fir bic eolsn gspG9ie. Iogenonnt.
.Spiben." Iino in ben lebten Sobren
erbebli9 eeItiegen. 8om 1897er Msir.
fam I'm Durdi9nitt bem &dufer oos'
Quart i'm SOB auf 80 Gents, pom
1900sr aIf rs Gents al Iteten..
Gum Slid tno bic fossnunnter
8auernp.ine bel 6iaiser. unb her bos
re9te 8eritdnonib bat. pirb ptnt
Mube in ieber Der beiu4tersn Srtihoi
ten i'm Mofsltbol Den Neg gu benz
@irtbsbaus finben. mo man sin,n
Guten f6.nft." Mon trinte BEN 8ein
iiSrie.ns Itsts gut setiiblt; erft tp.nn
er. 10 tult III, bdB beim @ini9enten bi.
4uB.nfeits bes 9ldf.s ii6 nit Sbdn
befhlGst, entfdltet or pon feline erfris
fdnbtr, labenbcn giseuf9often.
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ainber unter : q 81
birf.n fi9 mad elmer itdbtiidsn
Orbinuns in ct. paul, Mirn., tp6bs
rtnb Der Wintermonote obut 8esl,ituns
Der @ltern cber @ormiinber mad 30
ilbr abenbs auf Der Strube nidt mebr
umbertr,ib.n. 3upiberbanoelnb, fOIs
Zen berboftet unb beren @ltern ober
Borminber 5u $40 @elbftrofe pber 20
1o0 ayhitshaus perurthtili perhen
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nnhs sns ss'es waN y ssev~as
uanAgauhE ea'h arN la.esei A.
nnS. msv aaFassssW \ hshuae
kvmrsW annG alr'e renwyllrue gsflaal
xntl hahea u,ir seti prvaHAasrn Tn
I<pal- @veam rspssNtes. NnlnVa
tsrS. WsAd,en hsdaru. s'waa'ce use
ale Tnrm Nia'di,aern Rnn rtllc
aloHe. raS esriinm'c Soonest t'lehl
ncie inMasv sn oaan. Sprednt sc
sHiaii bel nno pa sbe 3tc iculf no
famFrn. ssrriie mne 4ssninannocu
rittiS; mon hhsraruaf iiM irthit,
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-04

Among the incidents Of shark rsh-
lowing which occurred in Il smail
bark on the home voyage from India.
A shark was sighted astern. and the
second mate Immediately lowered
hook for the big fish. In less than II
minute he had secured the shark. and
with the aid Of the man at THE wheel,
had landed 1t. "a gyrating. founder
Ing sOmersaulting. slapping and bang
ing crea ture Oh the monkey poop
Gratings, coils Of rope. man at the
not built into the ship were siashpd
round in a mad tumble. The captain
came on deck filled with wrath.
I'll soon run him for'ard"' cried
the mate. jumping down from his
perch on the poop. His first haul on
the rope produced an omino,is snap
ping Of the sharks jaws. The next
pull brought n with" Of the body that
so jammed the shark into the narrow
passage that the second mates only
hold Of it bodily and attempt to rurn
II round.
Then enslied n handto I'm contest.
The mans first attempt TO carry his
antag onist bodily across the ropes
turned out abOrtiye. In less than ter
seconds the shark had dashed him into
mass of red paint just laid on.
rubbed him across the vermilion.
Knocked him among the blues. and
then wiped him all over about ten
square yards Of the white side Of the
house and bulwarks. also newiy
painted.
A scientific attempt to collar the
shark by the tail WAS met with a
sounding smack across the second
mates face Then followed a heels
overhead splashing. dashing struggle
which was sustained on both sides
with fury AT one time both combat
ants appeared TO be hooked by the
Jaws to the same hook
How the man kept his leg or arm.
out Of the sharks mouth no one can
explain. Foot by foot, strhluinS.
springing up and down. and tying
knots in themselves. they came toward
the end Of the passage: and when at
last they reached the open deck the
one had become almost indiStinguish-
able from the other so similarly and
completely were they besmrched with
combinations and shades OF the VA
rious colors among which they had
| wallowed and fought.
The man conquered. The captains
wra tn had given way to rOars of laugh
ter. The dead shark was thrown over
board. and the hero Of the adventure
was ordered to scrape every particle OF
the spoiled paint Off and repaint il
with his own hands.