davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-23
ono sWEATsHoP OR HUMAN
HANDS,

10 make it unclean, but a strictly sani-
tary bakery and modern machinery to
make Royal Bread absolutely pure and
wholesome. Our crown label on every
loaf At all grocers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23

be Tan bIipe bsIagtise / aipet. O9
mar man bar bette for Eje 1noer
Q9sninoen, ioa bill man beo1t tunne
forItaa gogen og bragg Rptte al ben.
% iad er bet oglaa meget multgt, at
bet bill tomme til at paste, bpab 5ors
fatteren friper Sibe 22-23: aSeg
CT pis poa, at bisie Blade bill fOlbe l
6onberne paa ct o9 dnbet 9u1s
Barn, fom iuit bungrer og t~sriter FL
ter ct faabant 9ip. iom ieg bar be
frepet.@ 90 Der bill o9iua bare man
gen en- 2Gier, Der / lit Snbre piI inos
rsmme en- ubtaIelie iom benne: Seq
er pis pad, at enboer at eber bar bait
bet miuoite noele gubbommelige "
neIier og qntbbninger at BET Gin,
iom ieg Der beifriper. 6ar ou life en-
bunfeI 5eIelie al, at Subs Stemme
/ 6iertets 8pb bar taft til big ON
bisIe 5ing? oar bet life / ben iensse
9ib parst big en- Sor9 at marie,
bOor bit Sierte er OpfnIot at bit eget
Sep" (Sibs 1851
ga, naar man bolber bet / Mlinbe,
at goaen er TfreOen til og ON troenpe
Menneiter. % nnar maj life f%orldns
GER at Fiu6e Gortlaring ooer De elsr
De Qunfter I 5roslGren, nooet, ION
life traber frem / go9en = fua ian
9Gsningsn at ben Oirie baabe nbm9s
oenbe % oplsftsn6e. gogen er OBJ
rinbelig l~trepen paa @ngelif, Og man
ian oqfaa Iige, at ben en9eIIte prdts
fife Qdnb gaar iaennem ben. Wen
rem er bu ogiaa itreben meo en- CAB
Del 2ioserfaring.
gogen faas i Donii6 outb. Qubl.
6ouTe, Blair. Rebr.. % toiter inbz
bunben 40 Gents. Senb for ben.
5. peberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23
ut lbffeligt Gin.

Gn Bog meb obenfiou.nbe 9itel, os
Tom inbeboloer 218 Siber, er bfeDen
mig tilfenbt til remembering. Ss
efter at babe eiort bette, Tan jes am
befals gogsn fom en- COB @~ejlebnins
/ adnbelige Sins. 9bis noeet ffulbe
nobnes fom betegnenbe eGler eienboms
meligi for 8ogens Snbbofb, bd funs
be Der figss, at bet er at frernb9ps og
anffueliggsre, bDdb man talber oprdts
tiff ariffsnbom". 6elt isennem for
ubfqttes Der 2ofert, fom fenber og lss
ber aipet | Sub, altfoa Golt, fom
life fsrit ital belares ON, bporlebes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23
fra Seltrene / geltinOicn.
SITTER e7Fsbe / 9ebenbapn, inoienbt n
qait. 5. 80

Zen 27. Ropem6er nadsoe bore 10
uoienote Seitre ct. 5bomas, bbors
ira be ben npitfplgsnbe 0ag fsrtes
pper til Ct. Gpoir. geg9e Steosr 1T
be ben benliqite Wobtdqelie at bsje
% laDe. : 6rtotritftsb par Der ts5t
st 6us til Dem, iom bel iuit life itrafs
0or manoelfrit, men bOori be bog
mart er tommet iaa gobt inn i Ser
ningsn. fom fslgenbe SulebreD. bui.
% December 1904, oiier:
Stu bar ri optepet ben fsrite SUIT
uften / bette Qanb. Seq babos tantt,
at bet bilOe bliue meget ioGrt at feire
,Suleoften faa langt borte fra ole
lGre; men bet bar M life iao iIemt,
Sulens Gonge er 10 Iige iaa iulot bsr
ION 6iemme. % IGa tommer SUIT
olabsn at fla ielp. gi baooe 10 p9s
iaa fdast Suletra me0 aft 3ilbebsr
fra 0anmarf, BET par iaa fsitligt; ii
6abbe bet tpnot 81. 4 for gernene
oa Webrene, be par dQe meget ben
rpfte. vi bapbe ira flere 5amilir
beruoe facet en- Mangbe Qppeliiney
% 2e9etei II 9srnene, til Qigerne
6aobe ri met 5ortlaber; bet bar
meget %beapttet. Soa sit je9 runbt /
gnen til mine 9atientsr meb ~foritelz
lice Smddting; be sr glade for libt.
Ia je9 Tom biem. buObe Ssiter 8.
fact fine 4 9srn / Seng; be 3 bens
ter Wsorens biem ON Qftenen. Sad
brat Ri 9e. Snben bi bar blepne far
oige, Tom 5rstnerne g. % &, 10
Spgeplejeriter al BET Robe aors,
fom par tommet ober libt fsr % ger
3ieneits paa Spgebuiet I 5reberile
iteo); ri fang bonite Sulsiulmer og
Iafte S%uleeDangeliet % bupbe bet iaa
bsjligt idmmen. Seq oilbe bare bagt
2ebleitiOer; men bd ieg tom og itulbe
rsre Dem idmmen, bite Cara (ben
forte aottepige) mig Ieiersitolt, at
bun | Stebet for MeI babbe tsbt ct
8ogspuIper, for bet bar meeet bsbre.
5un boObe 10 Doee / 5orOeien meget
rigtist tsbt aft. bOub jeg ifufOe bruce
til 9lejner, og bd jeg bubbe trublt
msb Sulstr9st. forismte jeg at le
benbes aurp sftsr | 5ibe; oe fabian
git bet til, at Ri inssn 9gblsftiDer
fl, men matte tuge til 5atte meo
aoHe. aIejner os aits.
Oct er nogle ~forunbsrlige Mennes
fer Der, ben bellig, Sulefeit fejrer be
poa en- meset fsrselig Wuube: be
|brager ssnnem Gooerne, banienbe
pilbe Dante, rdaben6e og tubtnbe |
bQmmeliee 3ubeborn. Otter al 10
bleb bet fsrft rent gait; lise til Mors
eenfinnben blep be peb, os bet enber
oltib msb, at be bliber bibfse co
filter binonben meb anipe. 6Dor
pilbe jes snfte, at jes buube aarliss
beb for tpoe og Stnrfe fnr tt; Der er
meset at gre! Rni Dag er FER ros
fiet; one Neere guar | airte. bor
pane fife airte bffber Der bsperre
life @ubstiensiie fsr 8 1 often; qus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23
3rebsm isfion n.

!5errens misunderstanding er beb
Daab os l%lnberpisning at gsr. o1,
Soft til bans Difcips, men forsbrigt
bor ban operfobt til fin afrfe poo
Sorben at fnbe ben bebffe Moobt oe
Orbnins for bette fore arbsjbes lib.
fsrelit. sanfen ON arebsmisfon Ell
tommen op | Den loren. 3irfe. Der
blsb oefaa btgpnh meb artbsmisfion,
men bet fbntes lit. at tpffes. Om man
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23
: StnbOlO til @altOr ). VI.
0anIcns SamfnnOsbetr'r.

0anlcns SamfnnOsbetr'r.
8isie 9stragtninger er gooe og
t~anfperoige. 6oa0 ieg bar lait breicr
ia iarlig ON gltgfipnen og fit ON
airfe1tite.
San er az right.
Zen aim. gemqrtning Bier ogiuo
ojort, oa ner par tale ON en- ois0iano
,6an", fortaGes Der, "eier iau =
meget QanO. iaa mango 9uie, og pitt
not = ia wIittert npt = faa mango
sufinoe Dollars ON life flere1.
6~eloiqpis fan life ale Menneiter
tilftemme Den gemartning, at Ct
9}snnefte er an RIGHT" forbi bet eier
en- Del 9enge og @obs. st Mennes
ffes 2pfte eler Gin beitaar life |. at
ban bar meget 9ob8. Som Soft BE-
tragtet er bet bunite Soft japnt gott
fii1et / timmelig 6enieenoe. Man5e
re~litaasnOe og life iaa faa p%irtelia
rige 8anffe finbes M / Qmerita, pg
be er for faa Diot an right, men bpor
mango fattes life .,2ioiens grgo"2
6ppr mango eier BAN, Der flyer ON fig
felp: Seq er bet lepenDe 8rgb (Son.
81. Oct er Flere @ange oplpIt, bOor
mango 5ufinoe OonIfere Der er / "
inertia, % 6Dor fad at be mango Der
tilherer 9irten; berfor er bet Dor
pfigt og Ret at spe Misfion. So
berfor 6pr ogiaa etbpert pelment 81.
brdg Der bbes i 9etning at Rda6 ol
6enftiaing til ben fore Opgapes
2~ssning, mobtages meb @elbilie nt
Sdf.
Oct er faa eGsrs life Weninger
bermeb, at bringe en- bel Del goet
Raab til Sorbs, bet formaar jeg nap.
pc. 0erimob biloe ieg gerne / Del
p9fentliee tilItemme 9dff. 6anfens
,Snmfunbsbetraetningr" Nu tror
jee bog, at bet bible p9re ga0nligi
cgfou for Misfionen, ON Smaufoii
bdabe blonbt praiter og 2agfOlf.
budbe / Strift og tale f9rlig per
Marsmgber tom til at ubtole ia lioi
mere ON ben bebite Orbning uf Ser
rens 8ernine. Seq ~betragter bet Iaa'
lsbss ION ct 9obe, noar fig. en- Ms-
niq6eosformdnb foritadr beb Wtenigs
hebsmBber al faa ale interesferet | IL
Eager Der iful fprbanbfes fudlebes.
at ON mufigt dle tommer til at uo-
tale fig enten bet fdu for Reffen CT
biit ener gait, bet BIZ | be feffe Sils
f9lbe 81. a. bibroge til, life alene ct
noget beitemmes, men ogfaa fulbfss
res. pda famine Mndbe tror ieg, {.
bet pifbe bore gdpnligt ON bet fun<
Re Inftes Deb Somfunbets Narss
msber fuapibt muligt at fud one
Stemmeberettigebe til at ubtdle fig
| be Eager Der bebonbles. gn Gag
sr oppe iii 8ebanbling {. gfs. @n
,,5oler" bolber en- lang, ilbfulb, be-
g~eiffret, bbbfinbig Gale, Tom enfols
bige Soft eler bog Soft meb mtnbre
,@eif" neppe fan fslge meb |. Re=
fultatet btb qffftemnins uf Susen fol-
ger | Meinins of 5olen. @i tommsr
{oa biem fra Mursmsbe, os efter al
hi Dor ,,funbet" os libt og ftal til al
praitifere bpre. Webtrgter, fud Tom.
mer ogfaa, bpab paftor 5onfen tdl'
ber,. BE p~robiforiFt Subfriptionsfi'
fer" Der ni riaa abfprbes til bin
Gags Gennemfsrelfe. pdd nige 81
fer Iofes,9 fom rinneIist err IS Far
10 feIp prret meb til at befterime bet
Naor bet, uogtet bette, ofte iniber al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23

. ,Dunffsren" ubsoar bper sirss
bag os grebus os tOfer fun s1.5O
ON adret. grsbenumre f.nbes frit
pdo Gorldnsenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23

sliusr lenbt til Subltribsnisr. inOtil uotrpt
sells OpigeIis moOtuses al logiUsrns, os al
grlo sr betalt. / 0pereustemmeIis meo be
Soreneoe Statsrs gOitlOUs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-23

8isie getragtninger er gooe og
tanfp6roige. 6oao ieg bar lGit oreier
ia iarlig ON 0tisfirnen og fit ON
airfeltite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
ON BOTTOM OF LAKE.
Diver Spends Good share Of the
Day.

Diver Spends Good Share Of the
Day.
Burlington, July l9The breakwater
in Lake champlain is being repaired.
This work is being done BY contract for
the government by James eastman Of
Boston, Mass. The work is Immediately
superintendent BY Mr.. Cashman's son,
James. A force Of 10 men are at work,
including a professional diver, John Dono-
van OF Boston. Government Inspector
John Warren is also present at tile site
OF the work most of the time. The tug
boat Pastime, owned BIZ Mr.. eastman,
captained by Edward Lavellee and engine
eered by J. B. Jewett Of this city, IS in
use, carrying supplies and the workers
to and from the breakwater.
The work Of Diver Donovan is some
thing not often seen here. Encased in
his suit OF rubber with his head enclosed
in his large metal cap, with its prison
barred windows, be walks around on the
bottom of the lake with as much ease
as do his companions above. Two men
are kept constantly turning crank
which sends fresh air through tube to
their comrade below. MFR. Donovan j.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
An old Fraud successfully worked.

The old gag of something for
nothing has recently been skilfully
worked in Woodstock and adjoining
towns, the perpetrator scooping big
haul.
This time it was not spruce
young chap but very nice and at
tractive elderly gent with every APP
pearance Of honesty and Christian grace,
who came around with horse and car
rage, selling few boxes Of soap which
he was putting out for advertisement
only" No such chance would again
be offered. His price box was $3.50
and ones choice of SO premium from
an illustrated list he showed. At some
houses he claimed to be working for the
Larkin company of BufFao, N. Y, with
great and new inducements. Even in
these wide awake days, frauds are very
common and this was an unheard of OPP
portunity 50 mp to the chin they all
dipped in' His supply Of soap seemed
TO meet the demand like the loayes and
fishes Of long ago, but the premiums
that were to be delivered by him later,
about May 20. A certain genial farmer
told him he would take a box when the
premiums came All right" the scoun-
6rel answered with alacrity Gust as you
prefer" and he jotted down the name
alas not all were so long headed.
The people are watching anxiously fol-
couehes, book cases, Morris chairs, ETC.,
but May 20 passed, as has also June
20, and, there's nothing doing" One
woman, who has probably not used fifty
cakes Of ehoughten9 soap in long life
time, thinking undoubtedly, 1T certain
ly was wondrous cheap" cheerfully paid
the $3.50. She cannot believe yet but
that that mice easy chair" win come in
time, he was such good man."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
BRINes ExPERIENcE ro oFFIcE.

bhlNNc EAl EhlENIE ~ JfFlOAs
The selection by the governor Of
Mason S. Stone as state superintendent
Of education to succeed Walter Z. Rang
er, who goes to Rhode Island to assume
a similar position, assures the state Of
an experienced man at the head of the
schools. Eight years Of service in the
office, prior to the appointment Of Rang
er ought to have given Stone thorough
acquaintance with the duties Of the
Office. When he begins those duties next
month he viii find systematized office.
The retiring official has done careful
and faithful work during the five years
that he has held the place and has sue.
ceeded in bringing the public schools
Of Vermont to a plane never before
reached. Starting in where Ranger
leaves off, the new, and yet old, super
intendent Of education should be in a
position to give US excellent service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

The public school teachers Of Wash
ington and adjacent counties do not
appear to appreciate the advantages that
are put at their disposal in the sum-
mer school now being held at Mont-
pelier, OF they would have turned out
in larger numbers to get the benefits
Of the school. There are only sixty
registered, when there should be double
that number. These summer schools,
which are under state control, take up
subjects, the study Of which cannot fail
to give a better preparation for the pub
Tic school teachers; and the instructors
and lecturers, moreover, are persons par
ticularly fitted for the work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

One cannot help expressing bit Of
satisfaction over the mauling which y
New York mob gave to man who de-
Iiberately rocked boat containing three
women until the boat tipped over, near
ly drowning the women, while the fool
swan ashore. That man got the lesson
that he sorely needed, and the experience
may prevent some other people from
becoming fools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
BOTH DROWNED.
Tragic Ending of Family Outing OF
Long Island

southampton, l. l., July ia tragic
and pathetic ending has come to the
yearly outing of George A. Hull, a
Southampton carpenter, and his family
OF eight, Hull and his 11-year-oid son
losing their lives by drowning, while
Mrs. Hull and the six younger children
looked on helpless to render aid.
The party had gone to the beach al
Seabonie creek, and the boy was bath
ing while the others watched him from
the shore. lie was unable TO swim, an6
when he rentured beyond his depth the
father went to his assistance. Boil
were dragged down to death. With the
aid OF clamdieger, whom she founc
a mile away up the beach, Mrs. HUI
got the bodies ashore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
CLAIMED HE WAS ROBBED.
Burlington Man Says He Had His Coat
ButtOned, Too.

Burlington, July William Ham
burg OF this city reported to the police
last evening that he was robbed Of sis
dollars which he had in wallet in
his inside coat pocket He placed bis
wife aboard a train for Charlotte and
just as the train was leaving he dis
covered his loss. His coat was but
toned, according to his statement, and
it is believed that he lost the money
through carelessness, rather than having
it taken from him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
One Killed and Another Fatally Injured
in Illinois Wreck.

Chicago, Ill, July 19.-One man wai
killed, another fatally injured, anC
twenty persons hurt yesterday, seyera
seriously, in a collision between a con
strnction train and a passenger train OF
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail
road near Romeo, I'll.
The killed: William Kold messenger
for the Wells Fargo Express company.
Fatally injured: David Young, sigma
man.
The boiler Of the passenger engine ex
ploded Immediately after the collision
The smoking car was teleseoped and tive
other cars were derailed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
GAS CAUGHT FIRE.
Blaze in Cellar Of Burlington House
Causes Some Damage.


Burlington, July 1o.-An alarm Of
fire was rimg in at o'clock yesterday
afternoon from box %, corner Winooski
avenue ana Archibald street which was
occasioned by a fire that had got a
good start IN the basement Of Harris
NIiller's house at 344 North Winooski
avenue The origin Of the blaze was in
the gas metre in the cellar where the
workment had been occupied during the
morning. The connections with the me.
tire had melted and the escaping gas
caught fire. The burning gas was shoot
ing against the floor above when the
department arrived. They shut off the
gas and applied the chemical to the
flooring, subduing the blaze in few
minutes. The fire did not burn through
the floor. The house Is owned by Il
S. Adsit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that John Trow and
Clark Holden, doing business as TrQw q Hol-
den, has this day dissolved partnership ~ mu-
tual consent. the business Of the firm having
been sold q W. NJ. Holden who acquires a
accounts, a. well as the entire plant and psys
al bills and collects al due the firm and also
acquires the right To use the arm Hame q
1row 8 Holden without liability % either of
the late firm.
JOHN TRuW
CLARK HOLDEN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

It's an easy wager that those eighteen
year-old Bennington young people who
eloped in an automobile got their cue
from silly, summer story, in an equally
silly summer magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

New Hampshire doesn't need more
effective advertising than the Glidden
automobile tour is giving it. Why not
arrange for an auto climb Of Mount
Mansfeldg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
BuRLINGroYs BALL TEAM.

Articles Of Association Filed with City
Clerk Yesterday.
Burlington, July 19-The articles Of
association Of the Burlington Base Bal
Association were fled at the city clerks
Office yesterday. The object OF the as
ISOLATION as stated in the articles is
the maintaining and carrying on Of ath-
letic games and contests Of all kinds
especially base ball, foot ball and field
sports. The subscribers are George
I'D. Jarvis, T. X. Milne, NJ. d. Mcmahon
Robert Noble and E. P. Woodbury..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

below the surface, on the average, three
hours in the morning and three IN the
afternoon, coming above for rest twice
and at other times only for material
to work with.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-Two coed RELATE men 81 once
70 solicit insurance and canvas salary ag+
vaneed, Inquire at i6 Miles Building between
ana A. u. 1896
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
JlNGLES AND JESTS.


Rent Too Far.
Now listen to my sad lament;
This is no foolish joke.
When 90 on On pleasure bent
always come back broke.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
Pretty Fierce.

IT never knew buildings could see"
didn't, eh7 Wen, did you ever hear
OF a building without a site Har.
ward Lampoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
Dissolution Notice.

lie copaftnership heretofore existing be-
tween James Wilson, Mills nan ana Alas
Richards as Wilson Brothers Granite ca. II
this day mutually dissolved. Messrs. Haii arc
Richards retiring and Mr.. Wilson viii eontinue
tne business, he collecting all bills and 4 70
JAMES WILSON.
WILLIS HALL,
Barre. VI, July ia, 1906,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

Mighty "ketehy@ weather for the hay
makers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
Not an Epicare.

EDO you like cayiareY
mo. 1t tastes to me great deal
Ike the Russian language sounds. -
Washington Star
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
Not So FnatisIinun.

Ny appetite is poor and proud
With food il can't agree
+ Yet ! would rather cat a shark
Than have a shark eat me
i New Orleans Times Democrat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

General Humidity was temporarily
flanked today BY General Downpom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
The Telling Of II.

The Telling of II.
1.-THE prondest moment Of my life,"
He said II was We doubt It.
Ills proudest moments are the ones
In which he tslis about It,
Philadelphia Ledger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
3,43O

Bopies, the largest paid circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

Battered at the postonce at Barre as second
class matter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-02-18
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An Epitome of the Most Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
CONGRESS- WORK IN N NUTSHELL
Latest developments In the Russo-
Japanese Wnr, Together with
Items of Interest Cnllcd From the
Important Happenings All over
the World.


The senate. sitting as a court OF I'M
parchment, began the taking OF tesd-
mony in the case Of Judge Swayne OF
Florida. ! Similar sessions will be held
each day between two and three
O'Clock. The senate Lassed bill au-
thurizing the secretary of war to sell
magazine rifles 10 rifle clubs upon the
request Of the governors of various
states.
After nearly four days of discussion
the house Of representatives, by vote
OF 326 to II, passed the Esch-Townsehd
bin providing for the regulation OF
freight rates,
The senate and house, in joint ses-
sion, formally canvassed the vote Tor
president and vice president of the
of the United States, and the election
OF Theodore Roosevelt, of New YORK,
a. president, and Charles w. Fair
banks, of Indiana. as vice-president'
was duly announced and recorded.
The senate has passed a bill appro-
priating $500 to enable the commission
ers of the District of Columbia to mark
the grave of Maj, Pierre Charles Len
fant. the French engineer who laid out
the city of Washington
The senate passed the statehood bill,
II provides for statehood for Oklahoma
and Indian territory as one state and
New Mexico as another. Arizona was
eliminated
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-02-18
Kuroki's Parentape.

War gives currency TO many ro-
mantle stories, but few of them are
more interesting or seem to be 70
well authenticated as that concerning
the parentage of the Japanese general.
Kuroki. A man claiming TO be his
nephew, now studying in Germany,
has written letter to the Berliu
Tageblatt, correcting a Paris report
that Gen Kuroki's father was n
Frenchman The father, says the
nephew, was a Pole, and, moreover, y
Pole who fed from Russia after the
revolution of 1891, married japanese
wife and on his death-bed charged his
son to avenge the wrongs of Poland
The story, if true, is one OF the most
interesting in modern history -.
Youths Companion.
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Practical Jiu-Jitsu.

(This department has been re-
quested to give technical instruction
In jiu-jitsu as applied to practical af'
fairs of everyday life. This is Les
son y:
Suppose you are collector who
weighs lightweight pounds, dressed.
and have a one-half millmeter chest
expansion.
The man you are sent to collect
from weighs 1913 in the shade and has
biceps like the sequoia trees.
The man refuses to give up the
money though he admits that he owes
it and has 1t in his desk.
If you can get him to hold still long
enough, take a firm hold of his right
eyeball, close up to the socket, and
with the other hand twist his tongue.
tongue.
He will pay you the money at once,
and no doubt apologize.
This is SO much better than the old,
brutal ways of doing those things.
And so easy and reasonable.
If the man resists and won't let you
get jiu-jitsu holds on him, you still
have refuge in fight, which is perhaps
the better, because the more natural
method of procedure in such cases.
But We are teaching ju-itsu and not
flight.
The former is Japanese, the latter
Russians. w. Gillian, in Baltimore
American.
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sombardment Continues.

Toxic, Feb. 13,--The Russians con-
tinued to lombard portions of Field
Marshal Oyama's center and right on
Saturday last, February II, The Rus
SLAMS continue the construction of de-
fensible works on their right, to the
southwest of Yentapan, where they
are erecting epaulement for battery
OF twentyfour guns.
The Japanese recently surrounded
Russian cavalry detachment near
Heienchang, killing three Of the
enemy and wounding eleven