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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
BRi0ANDs VERY CRUEL.


Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. ia as
patch to the Record from Roswell, N.
W., says:
Banker Eiland has returned to DIS
home at Portaies, N. NJ, and yerlneo
the story that he bad been held by prl-
gands in the state OF Sonora, Mexico.
He has lost so pounds In flesh. lie
is known as a conservative business
man, and the story that be had fallen
into the hands of brigands, who de-
handed ransom from his wife at for@
tales. N. NJ, was not doubted. He was
forced by the bandits to write to MS
wife and to sign the name Of George
Reese. He said:
II was capt. ned August 8 by four
men, and they robbed me OF everything
had. / think it was in the state o.
sonora, Mexico. They Immediately
carried me to the mountains and was
made TO walk every day and was leo
very little. At night / was tea WIN
ropes. On pain Of instant death Inc
bandits made me write the letter to my
wife demanding the ransom, compelled
me TO sign the name OF George Reese
and made me misspell the name. Inc
letter was mailed from the town OF
Oputa. They changed positions every
day and marched me through the
mountains until the night OF August
30, when | made my escape. lsecuren
eharp rock and cut the ropes tha'
bound me and left while they slept.
"For four days | wandered through
he mountains in search Of road, nv
ing on berries, rabbits and young
birds, and finally reached railroad al
distance Of 80 miles from where
| started.
II beat my way on lumber tram te
Douglas, Aiiz., and then went TO r.
Paso, Tex, where I borrowed money
on which to come to Portales."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
srcns ron PREY.


Francisco for Repairs.
San Francisco. Sept. 14.-The Rus
sian transport Lena, Captain Ber-
linsky, put into this port today for re-
pairs. The Lena il 81 days from vlsd-
ivostok via Bayaniva. ssthalin islands.
She made the run from Bayaniws In
10 days, which IL considered fast time,
showing that the Lena possesses speed
qualities. The Lena has crew Of 497
1aen and III officers, and carries S3
gums. She has three tunnels and three
masts. Captain Berlinsky. who ofsic-
tally declares the Lena to be q trans
port, states thst her engines and boil
rsr are In need 81 repairs. After pass
ing quarantine the Lena anchored of
the Union Iron works, where she now
lies.
According TO Brasseys Navy Annual,
The Lena WAS formerly the Kberson, Of
the Ruasian volunteer feet. Bfassey
refers to her M \ volunteer cruise"
and also as transport vessel" The
Lena has speed Of 1871 knots, Her
bull Ia OF steel, and her displacement
ID 10 225 tons She Ia 493 feet long,
"a ieet inches wide, and has a draught
ni "a feet She bias two propsllers.
Her indicated horsepower la 1880.
She was built at Hsbbnm, England, In
1895. According to Brasssy. the Lena
carries three 4-inch quick fling gun,
and 20 OF smaller cailbre.
A4X - L
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
rortress Is pIsheariened.

Toxic, Sept. r. Unofficial news re.
ceived here from points near Port Ar
thur suggests that the garrison at the
fortress Is much disheartened. The
ships OF the harbor have ceased seri-
ously to oppose the approach OF Japan
ese accommodating vessels, which have
thus been enabled to ascertain that the
battleship Sveastopol is in a crippled
condition, while others are more OIL,
less damaged. The number of soldiers
who surrender is increasing daily.
Several junks laden with provisions
and ammunition have been captured.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Drowned While SWIMMING

Independence, Or, Sept. 1O.-Frank
hnoner, Bohemian of Scio, while
swimming in the river at the Churchill
place, five miles south of Independence
was drowned late yesterday afternoon.
Inc dead man got in a swift current
another Bohemian was nearly drowned
but was saved by pole thrown ont bv
ano'her man. Rhoner was picking
nops Tor ID. Hill. He was a man Of
family, about 80 years old, and had a
good reputation.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
BattIeshlp Ohio Transferred

San Francisco, Sept. l3.-The bat.
tleship Ohio WAS finally transferred,
from her builders TO the United States
navy, tho government being represent
cd in the ceremony by Captain Leavitt
@. Logan, who is hen con manding off.
GER. The Ohio will be for time ON
the Pacific station, but her ultimate
destination is thought to be China.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17

St. Petersburg, Sept LIANT. Sem
itic riosing took place at Rovno, in the
government of Colhynis, September A,
during which many persons were In
iured and shops pillaged. A similar
outbreak occurred at Smela. in the gov
eminent of Kieff, where the troops
we're called. Ninety-eight houses and
IA shops were pillsged. and several
persons we've seriously injured by the
troops. Many of the rioters were ar
rested. The affair lasted for
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17

Alpine. Tex. Sept. 1.-The Rio
Grande is ON the worst rampage In its
history and great destruction of proper
ty has already occurred at Preside del
Norte. oiinito and many other smaller
settlements situated on both sides OF
the river foi a din t,nce OF 500 miles
along it's course. More than 100 houses
OF Preside del Norte, including the
United States custom house, were
washed away by the food. The food
il said TO have swept away whole set
Elements OF houses occupied by Mexi-
cans.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
ffade : Small Haul

Weiser, Idaho, Sept. I0.-A daring
hold-up was perpetrated at Council,
about 10 miles from here, early this
morning. About O'clock a man en-
tered the saloon at the Overland hotel
and at the point of revolver com.
PEELED the bartender and another man
TO hold up their hands while he went
through the money drawer of the faro
liable. he got two sacks containing
tzoo IN paper and currency, but over
looked another one, containing 5000 in
gold, which was in the same
drawer.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17

81 Petersburg, Sept. S.-Peace is he
ing eagerly discussed by thousands Of
Russians in this city and in Moacow
Notwithstanding what is deemed the
military splendor OF Kuropatkin's re.
tIeat: The Novoe vreyma, sounding
puonc opinion suggests basis of agree.
ment whereby Japan would receiva
saknaiin kamschatka, the Kuriles The
sl%idore islands, the Lao lung PENN
suia and supremacy in Korea. The COW.
eminent is not likely immediatelv 70
later. w may yleiu
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Da,Ies Store Boldly Robbed ,

The Dalles, Sept. s.-lo pc rob
At about 1 o'clock this morn,n5i ewelry
berry was committed in the le About
store 1 of Fred. H. Van NordeD ,,s A'V Is
$500 worth of gold watcnso watches
ken. A tray containing tne +be frous
had been left over night IN NV pauer
show window covered win nth q
The thief broke the wlnop sort large
stone, making the hole auo %, and Sc
enough to admit mans arm arm vsn
cured everything WITHIN On Second
Norden's store is situatea ~ ~ portons
street. in one of the busl sSser might
of town, where such a rop nvsssasersbg.
be seen at any moment py pas
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Important Witness rtlssino

Chicago, Sept. 1S.-William f. Me.
Mullin, who was operator of the 'sspot
light" at the Iroquois theater at the
time Of the disaster December 80, has
disappeared. Assistant States Attor.
ney Barnes at the opening Of the SEN
TENDER tenn of court began the
preliminary arrangements to put viii
j. Davis, manager of the theater
Thomas j. Noon assistant manager
and Edward Cummings, the stage car.
nenter, ON trial.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Water Is GeffIno Scarce.

South Bend, Wash, Sept. e.-The
long spell OF dry weather has brought
almost water famine in the citv.
residents on high ground have been
without water nom city mains for
weeks and The mills will have 70 short.
en- lheir running hours if rain does no,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Protest of Great Britain.

Maidid, Sept. IA .-- The Heraldo says
that Great Britain has protested
against Spain for having acceded to the
request OF France to permit the Russian
Baltic feet to coal and remain at Cor
unna for a longer period than that per-
mitted by international law.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Japsnese Raise vessels.

Chefoo, Sept. 12.-The Russian dry
dock at Port Dalny has been repaired,
and Japanese torpedo boat destroyer
Is now undergoing repans there. The
Japanese raised the vessel which had
been sunk az the entrance OF the dry
dock by the Russians when they evacu-
ated Port Dalny.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17

independence. Sept. s.d III the lars'i'
Hoppicking is now on in az ' good ID
Yards ,inys The yield is fairy ,ise or or n0a,
There are pickers IN I've been 0u.s
many new hophouses mas sing the Oh
this season greatly in ,,sg season Wv
ing facilities. the picking ,,,sr wears
be re shorter than in former
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Giant Sticks of Timber.

South Bend. SEPT. s.Ls ,iont sticss
A fourth cargo this year Oh ~ s, .be stesHF
of timber is being loaded On iii II average
err Prentiss. The timber,s o w'l feet long
24x24 inches square and md. 50 ~ Dot poty I'D
They came from the mil's : !. specialty .
Mccormick, which make . Ie used %
huge timbers. These l Int facilities
ship by way of Tacoma r uSs and ID
for handling here being so0S dollar PEI
freight rate being almost a. bushes
thousand less, brought 'n'
this way.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-17
Riohf of way for Cello Canal.

Salem, Sept. 9.-(SpeciaL )L :. Tss
ney-General Crawford Went ~ A.
Dalles this evening to confer s .arsr \
torneys for the o. R. & N. 70 ie oyter
ing the judgment that shan " e. 9Th me
ed in the condemnation SUIT w. iii
Cello Canal right of way, a., nc 4
also talk over the future Oh .n md en-.
Taffe suit, with the attorneys anl ov s
deavor to secure a right OF way - s'S Il
another small tract, tne o" trouble.
which have been giving some h s,S, nd.
When all these matters nave J ne com
justed, the right of way WIN t W.
plete and the title ready u
to the Government.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

reguns, Die feline 3iiee ourfsufte.
oridfe er ole fleine @6rie an feline
Stppen lno beoedte iie NIT 8iiiier
uno SbrGnen.
@lice bstrodtste ihpeteenb ieine
Grregune; lie Job, fpie ieiue Sbrdner
nteberfielen, tie borte Die gebro6ener
@orte, Die ietnen Sippen enttpiit'
ten, uno OBJ ibr Srauenber5 in bieiem
Mueenblide aud btltate, 10 freute iif
bod ibr Gnselseeiff. r@ott lei &c.
prieienl" murmelte, ibre Sdnbt
fqlrene, tie: sGott iet geprieienl Ell
ltebt tie, uno td aaein iperbe ole elm
Sige gum Suloen iein."
anore ipanbte iih enblif Su ibl
init etipas rubigerem @ntlis.
alice, ipra1 er, oSie lebrten mid
pieles Die Gage bito1trdb bte mir gu.
iammen nerlebten. Stets peree i'd
@ott banfen, oaB er mid Sic fenner
lernen lieb. SD betro6te Gle als
Den Sfuseneel meines Gebens u1r
meines Shidiuls, irno inter Sbren
Sd)ns iteae i6 ale Gnti6liiiie, Die
id} eefoBt babe. sluh nebmle Id
Sbre Sreigebigfeit ON, glIice; es iii
Die einfadite uro ididlifite 9lrt,
meine Tanfbarfeit fir einen @oel-
mlttb su 5eieer, ben sic nit einem
onsern NanIen su perbiiQen iild)ten.
Sd, peroe 5i NpIa eebeu unb ibr fIn
Nues banfen, mas tie fir mid ee-
than, tn0 perOe ibr Deriprefen, iie
aliidltG 5u MADDEN. IaS arme
Sinbl tie per6ient es ipobl."
nSie iuerben lie in oas ltrIuline.
rinnen : aloiter 81 Sau fiibren, 100
ih balo Su iein Boffe. Sb iebne
mid nud) ibrem @ieoerieten."
gu Bous sic eeben nat 9au9"
rief Irlore, 1,no elm Strabl Der
Sreuoe bliBte aus ieilien 9lugen.
ySa, if bsbarf ettpus Ser Hilbe tn
@eonnfen uno @ebet am Sube Ss
Iltures, Dor benz ih IN metner 4inb-
belt 81 beten pfleete, unb in ieten
beiltgen R1l,men ipiinihte i'd, gle
nit &oia pieoer su ieben. ltro
nun, leben Sic ipobl, anore, 0ctt
ieene Sic! lluo Iaiien sic utls
itetts geoenfen", fubr iie peiter, fort-
geriiien BON nntpiberlteblifer Gle.
miitJsbetueeung, nno panote gege,l
i'm ibr san5 in GbrGnen eebaoetes
slntlis, %ulaiien sic uns imnler ierer
3eiIen Metaitaiic's einseoenf ieiu,
bic mir Dor einisen Toeen suiammen
betuunberten, uro an bic mid ltstS
Seinrid) 2acuae erimert:
nobil cuore
Sol frutti di virtu produce amore."')
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Sedj3ebntes Gapitel.

Goia bate iif auf einige 8od)en
itsbos ShlpB ga &ofe 8ioal bege'
ben. Gines cages iab lie am SEA.
mine, bate Elm Bud in Der Sanb,
oas iie ieboh beltanoig in Den S6oob
fallen lieB, unO bon 3eit 81 Seit rief
Tie aus: % on meiu lieber Simmel,
neIh' elm 8etter! @el9e Hesen.
eIIie!" Tann iprana iie aui, lief
gum Seniter, briifte ibr 8eithtd|en
an bic S8eiben, on lpel6e beftis Der
Gegen pralielte, u1b larrlfte auf ben
Crfan, Der Die StipibbSgsn bes
Sdlolies ourdialite itnb bic 9dums
i'm Garf su ntpurSeln orobte. Sier.
febrte tie 81 ibrem 9lase 5uriif,
nabm edbneno oos Bud pieber ouf
blatterte baitte oorin unb foIgte Die
9anSe 8eit nit ibren augen ben 9e.
Degunsen elmer balberItarrten Slie.
&c, Die lansiam am 9ooen binfro6.
Sin mas 6enfen Sic pobl2" irug
0~fooemoiieae be Sournefort, bie
einise Stunoen lang an ibrer
Sttderei NIT iibereriiBem Gifer se.
arbeitet bate, gleibiam elmer Irt
Trote't eegen Noia's Ir6gbeit.
sd on6te iiber ben &eaen nod",
erDioerte Hoia, lebnte iih riidparts
uno i1loB ibre prahtpouen, itpar.
gen sugen, ais ipie um beauemer
iDrer 9etrahtung iiber bieien anifei.
nsno proiaiiden 0egenitano nabsu.
bGusen, Der jeooh fir tie mebr Snte.
reiie 81 baben i6ien, als Die slben.
teuer 3elemat's, Die 5u leien Maoe.
moiieae De 5ournefort ibr anempfob.
len bate. Dahte lie iiber bic @e.
fabren nad, eenen 9Inore aui Der Gee
ausgeieBt iein mpfte, oenn in ieinem
letten griefe bate er eeidrieben, er
itebe i'm 9esrifie, bon Neapel mad,
Si5ilien suj iegeIn2 ooer gebadte iie
oes cages ipo Der Sturm tie on Den
,uiern bed Siuiies au 1nu iiber.
. -" hf~'' ';-or ;nner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

vNeinl" iprad alice tief errS-
tbeno: vDod ih mid Sic Iebren, pi.
Sic inn ibrsiben iolen."
80 nie freunblit itno Gle, Mabe-
nloiielle! ipie Iiebe ih Sie!"
so nennsn STE mid Ilicel"
rNein, i6 fann min iolhs Sreibett
nitt e%rlauben, boob ipenn iSte ntft
polen, oab i'd Gle Wabemuiieae
nenne, 10 min ih Sic meinen gluten
g1sel beiben."
sic piateen alio elm su font
menu" frus Mlice,
ngon sai,5em Sersen; tur 80"
,Hun?"
,@enn i6 niibte -"
y8enn Sic mas piibteh?"
n@eiest DEN Sal, man braufte
MIDI babeim, fotnte ib tets 5uriid.
febren, ODER niht? Renn Wiemano
ionit 'ba lit OILS mein Snfel, 10 bot
Sonte 9abette nift Su piel 81 tbum
bod 80. . ipenn -. fur5, idy modte
itets beimgeben fonnen, iuenn man
na6 mir ididte."
,@erpib; tf niiroe Semano NIT
Sbnen 5u ieoer 3eit ienoen, mann
INNER Sic beimSufebren miinifen
ioaten."
%, mas bds anbelanst, fann iG
lebr gut allein nit Dem Gilrpagen
beimiabreu."
Isle Dersellen, Dos Inbre u6sr
mid bDie iein pirbe, Iiebe td Gle
alein reifen."
y@ie? gerqSe als Oh er mir niht
Die Gbre antbnn iponts, nib su bet
ratben?" enteeenete Noid etrpas
i6moaeno.
Limb serabe als OBJ tb nidt se-
Iobt bGtte, iiber Ias si MAIDEN, mas
ibm auf grben am Tbeueriten it'll"
erpioerte WaoemoiiaIe be Werlaiy
in itnleihdnoem Gone, bod nit et'
mas betpester Stimme.
Mlice, Mlicel Maoemeiieue be
I~ournefort mohte nod anerr bofJ
Neht baben, OH bait eth, ebles Sers;
osine @robmutb lit gessn ieoe 8rl.
Jung beDGbrt, Seine aruft i'm Ser,
baItniB basu; opt 9lugbeit lit fsine
beiner Sugenoen, ia on beiiseit n!9t
einmal gepDbnlide 9oriiht. Gu
biit INNER berett, oein eteenes Slid
benz lnoeren su opfern; bo6 itatt
einem 2eio, oas Dir tbeuer eerporoeft
lit, su entiaeen, tpiGit Oh lieber nod
tiefer in oein Ser5 bas SdDert, bds
es burbbobrt bot, itobsn. Sbne
3meifel bait OH ben Mutb, Die
@unbe DOR ben @ugen Nnoerer az
perbergen, bod bait on audi Die
8raft, bis gum gnbe aus5uoauern2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

boIbtruben Grdumereien nadt in oie
ptr 10 gerne p~erfallen, tpenn mir oem
8ranien zines Sturmes, Dor oeiIen
gD,itb min eeid,iibt iino, lauihen2
yttdfs bon benz mas Die 9eutld]en
Webmntb, ODER BON Dem, mas Die
Urtften spleen nenuen, lag irgen6.
fpte IN ibrem Gburafter. Sic por
Don Watur aus lliltig unb i%orgenfrei,
rpte Bite Togel IN Der Cuff, unb fpenn
altt) manhmol Elm triiber S6atten
tir einige Winuten ibre Stirne UNI.
btfterts, 70 5eritrei,te fif) bod raid
Die Wolfe pieoer. 9siisn unaeat.
tet fiblfe iit Hoia nidJt gor5 eliif.
ltf. Sait INNER ieuf5te lie, fpenn
man Inore nannte. Gel es, bab tie
einen unbeitimmten Uerouht o,if
ieine @sfitbfe office eeseniiber, iotpie
ouf Sta Ienoerung TIT ieit1eT Meisung
fiir fe mari iei es, baB feline 8riefe
fiirser uno feltener pitrben, tie fiiblte
mad Saren gmpfang itets Iif etfpos
aeoriidt unp unglidlif, obtpo9l ibre
natiirlife 2ebbaftigfeit bolS pieber
Dos Heterogeneous eerpann. glire
hatte aufgebort, iid u6er Glnbrs's
Siebe 81 Dem an5iebetber, junaer
2anomaod)en su punSern. Gie belt
es fiir ltnmogli6, ite niAt 5n Iieben,
ibrer Ginfa@bsit uno natirlifer
8po3ie ipeeerh limb in Der Sbut
n1ifsfe mdn Roia liebgepinnen.
Ri1ts foruts einnebmenSer iein, ala
igr iiibss 2adeln uno ibr beiteres
genebren, nihts lebenoiaer unS
o~risineler als tire Mnttportan; ibr
flaseS, bellies Iuge, Der .ianfte
SiIbarton ibrer Gimme sstpann bie
$erten Naer, Die ibr no6ten; ia, tire
fleits 8uunen, tbre, unidmlotee
WiSsripenitigfsit maften tie foaor
ned tduisns MaI rei5enoer. Sia
ltsbfoste Mabentoiiele be Tourne,
fort geraoe 10 rpte lire Tdnte 9ot
bette. 9ie piiroise Dame permodta
es nidt trss allspl oah1 erhibreri.
ifsn Wasn Stees bssaubsrnoen
Eor'maoGsns Ga fpiSeriteben, lone,
bern bie Gipbe ibres iehSsAnidtloi.
gen Wapsens serihmols rpie SHnea
TN Sonnenihstn Dor ben beitern
Mtssn unb bent luitieen, berfibreri.
iteh @enebnten 2oid's, Die TIM
Sfurme ale ete goItperfe, etnes rab
benz o4tbern, nabnt, binter benen lie
it9 perifan5t bate, INN nint ge.
stpin9et 81 fem, Ste fletne gduerin
5u Ite6en, ote es gerpnst botte, an
elne Seiratb NIT einem De gioaI 81
benfen. Was Ilice betrtfft, 10
fornte bieie es fo,im iiber fih
brtneen, ibr bon Iernen unb iidl
biIbea ST. iprefen. Sie eri6raf Bet
Dem Gebonfen, eirem jener MeiSters
tperfe, oas 81 id)affen bic Wotur
FtdnfmaI 6eltebt, lin, 81 Seigen, tpis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Ginfsehntcs &apitel.

Slice fpar StDei Suge IN Dem liz
iulinerinneit : &lpiter, oils man zines
Woreens ibr melbete, bob Noid
2ebIanc lie 81, ieben uiinite. Gle
begab itd III Dos SprefBimmer nno
beipiufommnete Tie iiberaus ber5lih.
,@ie freiit es MIDI, sic au ieben,
liebe &oia", ipra6 iie rne luo iie Elm,
neben ibr iib nieoersuieseu. rssie
erlaubef mir bodl Sic 10 81 nernsn,
nitt? uno id) bpffe, Gle perben mid
Slice -nemnen, itdtt Waeempiieue De
Morlair, pie Gle mid eben narIns
ten. SIT anbre nitt bel Sbnen?
Wfan iaete mir, er babe 9oroeGur
Dor etliben 9asen perlaiien."
yer lit fort, Wsaoemoiiele, fort
nod Stalien."
nNob Stalien2"
ga; es lit iebr melt meg, niht
pabr2 faIt 10 meit ais IIgier?"
Limb mas peranlaBte i'm 5u lold)er
Meiie?" iaate @lice etpas nsrrpirrt
unb blGtterte in einem 9uhe, bas alf
Dem Glide lag.
,@s seid)ab ieiner Geiunbheit me-
gen., e~ntseenete &eiu. Or mar
ME iebr fraftig, uno es iheittt, ieine
miIitdriid)en Sblieaenbeiten waren
fir ibn al anitrengeub. Sic pilegs
ten iiber i'm su ipotteu nno nannteI
ibn oas feline Serrfen, .unoio rppQte
er 5eigen, er iei, 10 gut, ipie Der bette
bon ibneu, ulto tbat es ibn Iaen 5us
Dor. Or mar 10 maeer pie elm
Sfelett, ais er snriidfam, unb init
gleib naf ieiner anfunft erfranfte
er. Gin Siebsr iiberfiel ibn, er
ifylief bie gauge Wadt uiht, uno
farm mpQte er etpas eiien. Seine
arine Wittter mar ieinetmegen iebr
befiimmert, unb obipobl er jebt 10
reid iit mas natiirIi6 We @ae iebr
gIiidlid, MADDEN piirbe, b%eunrubigte
tie feline Sraurigfeit unO iein griiten
Guberit. Sein Glterer gruoer, Serr
9uptiit, ser ibn liebt, ais wdre er
siejn Sobn, beitano oarauf, baB mat
nad) einem 9oftor ienbe. ySest bit
on reid, iagte er, lest mubt OH mie
Die reiden 2eute auf bid ieben." 60
id)idte mar nah Serrn 9ouleau,
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-06
SAW REAL SEA SERPENT.
srench Sailors Declare They Met
Genuine Ocean Monster.

The commander of the French gun
boat Decidee reports to his admira
in the far east that he and his officers
and crew have seen a genuine see
serpent In the Bay Of Along, neal
Haiphong. In Tonkin. About 800 yards
beyond the vessel and on the port
side. large, round, black mass was
suddenly observed, and those on board
the gunboat took 1t for rock. Later
on the supposed rock moved. and was
taken to be colossal turtle. Their
the mass stretched out in vertical un
dulations, and what appeared to be 8
hattened serpent thirty meters, oi
ninety eight feet. long, was plainly
visible. The serpent dived twice
before the eyes of all on board. Once
It went right under the gunboat. and
came up so near that the doctor, the
boatswain. and several others, were
able, by bending over the gunwale. t6
get a good view OF the monster. Al
was seen that the head and neck wer5
tntle-like and nat the skin was dari
brown, with rings or patches OF vel
low. II emitted jets OF vapory water
and afterward disappeared In the dis
taroa'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-06
why?

Many people are asking why. The ques
tion has troubled YOU not little.
Why is the saloon so strongly entrenched:
Why are so many people in every com
munty Indifferent to its rava-esy
Why DO they not arise in righteous in.
dignation and stamp it out?
1t is not because the ravages OF drink
are unknown.
1t is not because the advantages of SO.
briefly are unfamiliar.
1t is not because the saloon prctends to
be anything but a lawless abomination.
1t is not because most persons in every
community would not gladly be free from
the ruin which it always promotes.
Then why is it permitted to live?
1t is because of the commerclalism of the
liquor traffic Millions of dollars are in.
vested in the business. The distller and
the brewer are interested. The saloon.
keeper is interested. The man who owns
the saloon building is interested The
General Government is interested because
of the tax money it collects The corpor.
alton IS interested because the license
money helps to pay officials and build
roads and sidewalks. Worldly business
men are interested because OF the money
which the brewers and saloonists spend.
And many Christian business men fail to
make war on the saloon because they know
that such a war would alienate the brewer
and the salOonst, and thus contract the
volume of profitable trade.
Yes, sir; it is the money centred in the
whisky business which makes it so over.
whelmingv influential. Take away the
commercial element and you rob it of its
chief power.
Some day we will see that the loss is
greater than the gain. Then will come the
beginning OF the d.-Epworth Herald.