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The Washington times., 1905-10-30
sa.oo Cumberland; sI.ss Berkeley

Springs; 81 Harpers Ferry and Martins
burg and return Leave Baltimore and
Ohio 2 R. station. Washington, Sos a
m. Sunday. November 5. Beautiful
scenery en- route
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
MosHER-BIRcH ENGAcEMENr.

The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Helen Clyde Mosher to Joseph
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
J. H. Small & Sons, Florists,

14th and G SITS. Washington: Waldorf
Astoria and 1883 Broadway, New York
No order too large or too small to fill.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30

|, upon which they feed. The spring
freshets also cover the roots up so deep
ly that for several seasons past there
has been very short supply OF food.
except in localities where the ducks dc
not feed. This condition however, is to
some extent removed for the present
season. as the crop Of wild celery is
heavy. having apparently recovered
from the smothertng IL received from the
freshets, and the consensus of opinion
seems TO be that a better seasons shoot
ing awaits the gunners than for several
years An abundance Of food is sure TO
make the ducks remain here longer.
Batting Injuries Sport.
The batting of ducks in coves from
the shore has also become so general
that the supply of black heads has be-
, come so scarce as to cause alarm
among the gunners. Corn is put out
and the black heads rush for it. espe-
cially in the spring of the year. Thou
sands of them are shot IN this way. AS
many as 500 to 600 per day have been
killed at one point over the corn bait.
This and the law permitting the shoot
ing from shore until April 10 by land
holders, IL Is claimed. has nearly ex-
hausted the supply Of black heads. Time
was when a gunner. any shooting day in
November. was reasonably sure of bag
ging from so to 100 black heads a days
times he does well to get a pair
Old gunners believe the season should
be closed altogether for all shooters the
18th of March. IL the interest is to be
protected. The season should open Oc-
tober 25 instead of November l. as many
ducks come and leave the flats prior to
the opening day.
Distinguished Shooters
With the close Of this week all will be
in readiness for the opening, which viii
be heralded at dawn next Wednesday
morning, November l. There promises
to be the usual number OF visitors here
for the opening. as the various outfits
are now all engaged for the first three
or six cunning days
The sportsmen come from Boston, New
York, Philadelphia. and Baltimore to
shoot. and sometimes from more remote
points There viii be present on the
flats at the opening day many prominent
sportsmen. including New Workers rep
resenting hundreds of millions A menu
Der of the Cabinet at Washington will
also try his luck. On next Monday and
Tuesday there will be disbursed for Ii
censes in this and Cecil county upward
OF 5000.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Have You Made a Will? ?

II not, and you desire the best advice
concerning this aii-important duty, con-
suit Union Trust Co. 1il4 + NV
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Y. Baldwin Johnso.'s Coal, GA 9th St

Note-50 cents discount or Cor SPOT
cash. Why waste TIT No fake or trick
cry here.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
A Perfectly Pure Butter.

Red Glover Creamery Butter. All grocers
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Nottingham
lace curtains

Choice OF 6 patterns White
Nottingham Lace Curtains; Tnr
fun full! SM yards long. Reduced EVS
from Sl.25 to...--......-.....-.....
patterns in White Noting
ham Lace Curtains. 3l2 yards NNr
long. Reduced from $50 UNS
palr to- -.-.----.-..---..-..../ ~
patterns Of White Nottingham
Lace Curtains. 31a yards long. in dain-
~ Point q Esprit effects ca m
and small borders. Re- y nU
duced from s.. 80 a pair to-. tsO/
l. patterns IN White Nottingham
Lace Curtains. full 3iA yards long in
Brussels and Tambour cf- CT nc,
fects, Reduced from $500 , w
20 patterns in Avfite Nottingham
Lace Curtains, 3iA yards
long. including T. and Il q n n q
point Reduced from 500 y OA
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
White b0bbinet bed sets

White English Bobhinet Lace Bed
Sets. including spread and bolster roll:
trimmed with Medici lace edge and
inserting. These look particularly
pretty when used on
white iron beds. Reduced 50 /N
from $3.50 a set to.. JET
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

6ofs og Stabsretten bar
ben 10. SUM paabsmt en- Gag, Der
oar onlaet uf ben eeniibise aipsfOrs
iifrings : 5Orenins | Qarbus mob
5irmaet Dunif 5olteforffrinssnns
ftalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

Zen tirteltge 5attigs
5 oMenig6eosraaosbIdbst
cpl1ies, at Snota9tsrne i airte6sss
Ierne / Sunbs 9erreo, S~penobor9
Qmt, / 1904 bar ub9iort 1908 Sir.
81 Gre mob 1863 Str. 81 Ere |
1900. 1et er I 1904 95 sr. 20 Gre
for 6per airte oq 60ert Meniebebss
raab. Stigningen fra aaret 1900 er
ca, SO psf, o9 glooet mener. al no.
get lignenoe bar giort fig galbenoe /
andre 6erreber, ibet Sunbs 6erreo
meo forneben Steniom6eo fan gGl=
be fom ct Slags 9rsoetort for 5ils
itdnben ! BET belle. ioet bet pmfatter
baaoe Observation-Disclosures, Q%anosbp=
menigbe0er o9 Menigbeoer At gboer.
Qooen ONT Menig6eosraab ipnes
osrfor at bare en- g~aonlig 9irtnin9
til At anipore Menigbeoernes Oferz
piaig6eo til 9eOite for be fattige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

NNhN -" ~"
bronbte.
7rutnet Sitter. Sitter Cars
9arIen, 5reoerjtsparf. er / 81. q. 3.
unoer 9aabtr9tning orutnet / Ross
tilbe 5iorb, net en- Ftabbunbet Gram,
6pori ban bar gaaet ub. tantrebe meo
BAN. 6an efterlaosr fig 6uitru %
ct Barn.
en- tsn %
ming" Sogen mob De TO SOin6Iere
Morooba % @abe ION oreo
.8anfforretning@ euer oQaane6ant"
/ 9ebenhabn - er nj Iluttet peb
3etten. % @aoe ian mart eente I'm
Dom. Moroopa er / uotanoet. 6an
er efterIDit Der at gerlins 9oliti %
/ Berlin al a~sbenba9ns Qoliti. men
inaen peb, bpor ban opbolber iig.
BET er ganite nette Oplnsninger.
Der er tommen frem unoer Saqen;
t6i 8aoe bar peret meget meobelfom,
og 6pao ban life bar binet Iige. bar
qolitiet funnel ie al ben beiIuglagte
&orreIponodnce.
girfiom6eben beeDnbte 1. Sept. /
5ior, % inotil /. U}ai / Oar bar Der
/ gropifion paa 9aan tent ooer %
600 Gr.. melt / gelg6 paa 20 til 200
9r. BART meotaeet er oog en- gitriaif
6otelejer. iom isgte .gdnten" ON ct
2aon paa 10000 9r. 6an matte,
fgr Q~nbraeenbet tunne TONNE / ges
tragtning, inoienbe 1880 Str. /
yQroOiiion", oe be qenge iaa ban nas
turligois alorig en- IRE al mere.
@aoe bar / 6orberene fortlaret, at
6eIe 6o%rretningen beftob / mobtls
gelfe al bisie o9roOiiioner4, t6i in=
gen at Spin5lerne 6apoe nogen Gin
be rfrt iia at 9letten for at itofe mo-
get at aae be 9uan, for 6ois 0rOs
ming be bapbe taaet imob qropiiion.
6ele 5orretninaen por bet rene Be-
bra9eri.
@abe 6apbe facet nogle faa 9us
fino Sir, meOsns MorboDa if aft BET
aDrige, ION ban latte ober Stnr / ct
Dilot Gin.
9grfelsulpfte. Der 20. Su=
nj peb baIO 10z3iben. bu 5nfasiator
geterien og 6uitru meo eaen gefors
cring terte ube peb 6uium, blsp Sc
ten ltp. og 5orten enbte meb, at
6aaoe 6r. pg 6ru peterien bieo
Ilpngebe ub paa @eien. 6r. Qeterien
lap meo nogle minbre farIige Gframs
mer, meoens 5ruen besporre 6leb
meget it9rtt toaItet.
gn tiIitebefommenbe Gage tonitotes
rebe, at Q9iebenet bar fnuit, BEN enc
2(rm at 2eo, og 6ruen par meget for
ilaaet. ) bspioItlss 5ilftanb blep bun
/ en- Qmbulancepogn tsrt til &pmmuz
neboipttalet.
Oct FOREIGNER al bem9rtes, at Qms
bulancebognsn 6olot paa ulpttesItes
bet / quinn % Minutter eftsr, at
Der bar %telefoneret til granbitdtios
nsn efter ben.
9dbe. Observation-Disclosures obins
be 2aura Gb. 9istgen bar / Sslge
,Jreberifsb. u. Oh" af lin Gienbom
it9ntet 1910 &b.s0l. til @abeponq
airfe pg til @aeenans @isl f.an.e.
en- 9runb at sitre Strsbum. SDert
az Dem bar en- 89rbi of ca. 1000.
Groner.
Ribe 0omfirte. 9u bet bar
biit fig, at nogle uf Sporene pod
alottefpiret ober aoret er onerebne
afSbump oe RoobbenFab poo @runb
at ltt9tbeo / aobhrbaftet, bill Der /
5slge ,,Ribs Stiftstib." I ben nars
nelte 5ib blioe opfsrt ct Stinobs for
at ubbebre lltatbebernt | aobs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

qaa @tsprestoeet anebe man Inlet
ON lllptten; fprit peb qntomiten til
Sebenbopn, hpor mar pr. telegram
.pur unberrettet ON bet itete, TT 9otps
motiofsreren 1lptfen at oibe, og Wias
itinen bleo unberisgt.
= Den foruIptfebe, iom Dat bsb
meb bet Iamme, blep / en- preisnninJ
baaret inb / GtspebitionslOtdlet og
ienbtes meb ct ienere 5og til ass
benbapn. 6on bar gift og efterIdoer
fig ire 9srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07
uunnturR
Sor9iftningstilfGloe
70 Menneftsr bpbe.

6os @aaroeier g. 6u9t, 9proab
StensbeO pm. 9~orbingborg, er Der
itet ct 6orgiftninsstilfaIOe, ioet en-
5ieneitetarl og bans 5orlopeOe CT
osoe, antageIig sfter RpoeIien at en-
4rienitoplpsning / ben 5rO, at BET
par baierit 81. 5orgiftningen Itete
Qsroag often Den II. SUM, p9 &drs
len osbe tort 3ib efter, hans 5orIos
oeoe oerimoo fprit SsnOag often efs
ter tore 9ibelier.
sra @oroingborg itriOes i~enere:
De TO omtomne peo Qrienitfors
eiftningen / Npraab e. ben 19zaarigs
airitine Ssreuien Rprooo. og ben
16zaarige Sans Saco6 SEMEN. Ssa
At 5pmrer og 3rGItomager u. Senz
len, 9alle6ape.
50 andre, ION peiaa brat al @ys
ienitoplesnin9en / ben 5ro, at bet odr
Il, er reboebe. Zen enc at bisie. &ors
fen Seren Maoien, PAR airitine Sps
renfens 5orlobebe. Def par idolez
res urigtigt, mar bet / 9aar bfso
msboelt, at be 70 dfbsbe par f%orlopes
e. 4olitiet bar ienbt 8Iaiten, tn
6aloHoife meo 81. Garsberg Gtitetz
te. til temiit unoeriegeIie / 9e6enz
6ann.
4naaaenoe 5orgiftningstilfafbet /
4nrdao mepoeles nberligere til q. g.,
at BEN 09bIte, ION bar tilbaae /
@losiene, 6poraf Be fire 9eriOner
6aobe b~ruttet, bier al 9drlen Ssren
MaOien balot tilbuae paa 6laiten.
@eoifen er 6leben uubertoitet en- fore
lp6ig l1nOsripgelie paa Qpotetet, og
BET bar pit fig, at bet O%iitnot er CT
notwithstanding til areaturbaof.
9eb 5or6prst. iom 6oiOtes / Ssns
oaas, optIareoes bet. at ben 5laife,
bDori 9poifen nar, par en- olminbeIi9
Zl1dIfe: Gtifetten par frdbet meb en-
8nip eGer Iign. Rebitab ira open p9
neooo. Ter bar grop /, men Staals
tradoen BAR life bunben oper 9rops
pen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

QnIeonineen par ct 5orbuo, Der i.
/. mai 1901 eftsr gegerin9 at Gins
foritrinesforenin9en par neblagt al
ToQoen / 8pbenbabn mob. at 9dnif
5Olfeforiitrin9sunitaIt enten ieIp eli
Ter beb andre ombeler en- qiete, Der
Qaret 1897 BAR trptt j Sriers Bog
trbtferi I 9pbenbapn, og ION bar
3itlen: ,,Rogle Orb ON ben GENT
pige oanIfe 9ipsforTitrin9s : Sore
ming / 4orbus" meb 5orpro al pro-
fesior Meitergaarb.
notwithstanding paditoo
5orbubet itaofaitet o9 5olteforiits
rinQsdnitalten opmt til at betole / Grs
Itatnina for ben Sfabe, Der par til-
friet BEN Deb, at 6olteforiitringsuns
It. item fapOe label piecen omoele m.
b., 5000 ar.
Retten Itaofaiteoe 5orbupet pa
oemte DanIt 5olteforIitringsanitdl
til at betale ben aeniioi9e Oanife 9iOs.
forfifrings : 5ortnin9 eu G%ritdtnin9
efter uoiaige Manbs Sten, BOG ittt
oper $4,000 Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

Gn aonbuttsr br9bt a {
5oget. st isrgeligt ulpttestilfals
De er ben q. Suni itet paa &sge
Decentralization. bpor ben 32soorige
aonbuttsr Dippel er tsrt libel AZ
@eoier : gfsprestoget fom onfom III
a~sbenbabn ST. 6,44.
l1lptten formobes at bare Ifst pad
ben Maabe, at 0ippel, fom giorbe
5jeneite poa bet Masnebiunotog, Der
trbbier efsprestOeet Deb &see, bar
billet Lobe ober Sporet foran Gtss
brsstogets Maffins. Denne er imibs
lertib I bet famine eauet frem, oe
bet ibare 5obtrin, Tom finbes foran
pdd Maitinen, bar rant BAN | Rpes
gen og eipet bum ct bsbbringenoe
Slag. 5obtriHets SernitGneer sr
nemlig bsieSe, oe Der fab en- gRsit uf
hams Drejlstsi poa Srinet, en- 9sis
itump, Tom mao bore rebet ub of
RDegen pda Drsjlsfratftn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

Ribe Oomfirte. ia bet bar
Oiit fig, at noele uf Sparene pdn
alottefpiret oper 8oret sr unsrebns
oe Roobbenfab poa @runO
at lttGtbeb | aobbrbaftet, bill Der /
6slge ,,aibs Stiftstib." I ben nars
melte Sib blibe opfsrt ct StiGobs for
berfrd at ubbsbre ll~tatbeberne I Sob
bsrbaffet oe e%rftotte ben onerebne
enbnu fun rent ubetpbeliee Del at
5rabQrfet meb mt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

9DnnebiIdq ct Strife
tdarn. Sra Soanefe I%fripes ben 10.
til u. g.: 21net LEG Gfiermiooa9 Den
20. SUM me1em ST. 4 Og ) neo
Soanete airte og antanbte 5aarnet.
Ter er al 5rp. Gfter ct Bar 3imers
Qr6eioe lnttebes bet granbb9ienet al
iIutte 3tben. 5aarnet 6leo meget
6%eftabiget, men fan f%ormentlig re.
itaureres. Selpe airten lso ingen
Stare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07
Satin Squares. Cents Pakken.
Tarnle til Salds

| Sberman o9 6omaro Counties Jlebraifa.
: bet oanife Settemept peb 9oelus oomarb
60, bar je9 ilere sobe 5nims, tGt peb ben
banite airte, 81 DliI ia Speu. ; S9ers
man 80. meo soup @itp. 9oiarO % gitot
fieIo bar je9 mango sObs 6arme til erii,r ira
500 og s25 op til s35 pr aere.
6om os iel Jm er bet ben beone 5is at
re, bpab eanost er uRrb.
aue benz, les iol9te eonO til. Ct gobt fors
neist. 8om os beisg benz suet itrip til mig
for llnberretning.
". y. Yaulien,
yoelus, 0Ownro So. 1eGraffa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07
= m q

Qflesnin9 df 6gitibsofs
Ter. Miniitsriet ior Strife og I'M
oerOisningspaienet bar approberet
en- mefem MISUNDERSTANDING og e
offer5erettigeos inogaaet Cberenss
fomit om 6sitiosofrets Q%flgsning /
Sanoerfoa o9 6sriteo Sogne for
teitanpig ira ben /. 5anuor impO ia
Ts aarliae 9eoerlag at 182 9r. III
Sogneprpiten is Str, til Qareren /
Spnoerbaa og 80 ar. til 9areren +;
6priteo,
I Sp1eiteo Sogn for beitanbig FRA
1. 3anuar 1906 mob fate aarliae
9eosrla9, Der faftiattes til 225 ar.
til So9nspraiten og 225 9r. til Ca
reren,
/ 0annsmare Sogn for betanrig
fra /. Sanuar 1906 at rsgne mob ia
tie adrliee 9eberldq. Der f~aitfuttes
til 1913 ar. til Sosnepraiten, 108
Str. til Q9rersn / Ddnnemare og 90
Str. til QGreren / Gbarlottsnluno,
og / Ssitrup Sogn fra 1. 5anulr
1906 at reene mob fate aarlige @es
berlag at $50 ar. til S%ognepreitsn
og $50 Str. til airtebnlereren.
0ebbrenbte @aorbe. Qauit
Senens @aarb 1 grebitrup Oeb
9renaa er Senbug Sat ben IS. SUM-
neobranot meo unbtugelie al Glue
buffet. 5jensitetarlen Og 9ieneites
oreneen reobebes / iibie 2jeblit /
ret blotte 2inneb. 2 9eIte og en-
Del Spin nbebranbte. Slben fprs
mobss poafat.
2duH TSsnfsns Gaor6 oe asssre
bar foriifret / Mistofts gronbfusis.
Gn 8dgerfOenb Ssren Senien fra
5ottieonarben | 9renod er anboIbt
Tigtet for at BABE paaiat Slben.
= 5 gbr. aolo's @aurb 1 9jares
bet Oeb 9oulbiers ilos 2pnet neb
Ssnbag often og ont9nbte
9~aarbsns Stusbus, ION nsbbranbte
fulbf9nbig, bborimob be sbrige 99ns
ger rebbebes.
= Somme Senbag often nebs
brenbte / 5slee 81. 3. Mabs Mobs
lens 9aarb pao 2ejrbsrg Mart
piltjargaarb" Deb aanbers peb
geiatnineen rsbbebes.
Canine Gsnbug gftsrmfbbag
,r to @darbe | Ssnberbaas 6sriteo
Commune peb 9hifteb, tilhsrenbe u.
q. 0dblsaarb os SIR. 9sjes' gnte
nebbranbte fom 5slge al 2bnnsbs
flag. 80 Sbin inbebranbts. 8nss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07
etaisH Chr eptn qDlsnO IS

2ueas enuntn.
Fr1nf :. Gbeneni uarger. at ba4. er bet 0ihu
pehfem al {5irmaet y. :. 6henen 4 Or Der hrtnsf
Snrfttrgas / gpeu 5ufehn. ier uuputg knrU1g n Eat
"a a iamme 5trma nil beiale Ell Suu a RI bunorenf
1ulInrc lnr hptrf encfte Eli Ine al aaIgua. bfr iite
fan helbreoes heb erugen al aal's Catarrh Cure.
Ercnf3 =. GUeHep.=
geebtqet for MO % nnberifrcneit MIN 9tarnartlir
oen 81 GeesHfber lsS1.
f--- u. %. @Irafnu.
- s|.rtaHfHr 4uhltcuB.
Halls catarrh Cure taafS inoneu6ie 20 olrfer bb
ufte paa eioeet Do SliHiAiHbenae 1gheMeL Gin
eittI gihHesbnrb. gratis.
~ S1tses goe Mpnthefere. 75c.
Halle Fa.1ily pills er he beofie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

0Ibfag5funb. 5 o9enoins-
Iel 5ioenbe" meobeler 6ormanben
Tor 6isrring Muiaum. 3uititsraar
9snborg : 5riis ON ct 5unb ira en-
Qis6aolsplaos paa 8ragbeoe pe6
Otter grenberslep. Der er funbet q
1900 gar gammelt 9ertor, iom sr
tuniineriit oetoreret. 5igurerne 6ar
itor Qig6eo meo Stittelierne paa BET
tore Selotar fra @unoeitrup Moie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

ringer og 9psere par foriitret / be
lotale granbfdsier.
= Samme Senba9 often nepz
tranOte peo 9%puneOIIag Chr. 20.
G6riiteniens gienoOm paa Scrip SEE
be oeO 6reberitsbaOn. Gieren bl,p
ftartt forbranot peo 5rrisg paa q
leboe a%reaturerne, Der aae inbes
brunote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

3rutnet Sitter. Sitter ears
9arIen. 5reoerjtsoart. er / 81. q. 9.
unoer 9dabtr9tning orutnet / RIOS
tiloe 5ioro, net en- fabbunbet Gram,
6pori ban bar gaaet uo. tantreoe meo
ham. 6an e~fterlaoer ia 6uitru %
ct Barn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

mt aonbent. 6n 9el Ora
tier % tfeologiite aanbibater ira for.
Tte1ige Ggne i 9anbet meOtss b. 20.
og q. Suni / Stenlsie BED 5reOeritss
iunb.
Gfter en- 9uostieneite, 6Dor 9ras
iterne Qrboe aasmusien fra Stibs
feb og 8. g. q~ontoppiban fra Spiel
lsrup prabitebe for en- fplbt airte,
9olbtss praitemsbet / praffeeaars
Rem. So9nepraIt, Or. phil. 9itrup
ira S9bber inblebebe en- 5or6anos
ling ON ben tirteligellopitling / Gam
mart / Qutiben.
qda Msbets anben Dag oprettes
oes Ct &onpent unoer Qapnet Can't
6ans 8onOentet, Der dgter at idmles
iii aarIige Meoer, og bDoraf t6eolos
giite &anoiboter og preiter / 5oltes
tirten fan blibe Meblemmer. I'll
9eitbrelie palgtes prpnerne SO. ponz
toppiodn, StenIsie. (5ormunb), Or
Doe ausmusien, Stibiteb, % Mars
tin Ssrsnfsn. Staarup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07
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CAMPANIA OF LUCANIMs
UHdHRTA Cd RIA
925 Jos Iamss II.5oo 2sasfrstisr.
~ ERNIA OF 9AxONIAs
1tt MT 9, bobbtltpropsat6t 1ampHtb
CARONIA. $40 Deb lang. .2I,000 fsu.
lumber Bpsntng), 976 Bsb
= Gmnarb einttus Ftforbt
y Gage, q Elmer, % Rtuutter.
=. Q. WHITING, Mgr, Dearborn q Randolph, ChicaQa
cues &otatss u Q sntsr overall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06

sefslSy who Is made d Senator also
CHIEF 81 the dsparsment 81 pouse
aud commando d the corps OF gen.
Sdarnerie.
General TrepetS IS given The right
iby the iikase To close an assent les
and cong reese suspend indetn:
ttely eli societies Leagues and other
bodies NANTES ting perniclous acttyity,
and TO taSe all OH Ter steps necsssary
to- preserve order 50 as to prevent III.
reference with the estah llshed
regime and ITO suppress the reyolu
Etionary prof. ganda. v 4 tF
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SesJAL1uulIplt.
Returned From huntington Where He
II u Vas III conneetlo With N
Schools. "A x
4 MorgantownSP ost.l

snperintend ent ". q. Gallup has
returned from Huntington where die.
has been for several days Al connec,:
ton with the supesintendency Or the
schools sof that city wv. \ HI Cole re:
Gently resigned that position, and his
successor Is to be appointed Just one
week from to-day Prot. Gallup has
been in Huntington at the request
Of q membe Of the school board Sas
was excluslyely related lin the Post
last week. is5 S,j,s
Huntington IS q city Of 10000 in:
habitants, Its schools have sixty:one
teachers. and the SUP rintendencyis
In many ways ncluding financially
more desirable than that In this
city. There Us AL chance. however,
that Prof Gallup may not receive the
Invitation as one Of the candidates
has strong political bal klng. IN this
case Huntington's loss will be Nor;
gantown's gain. ss MI
# The superintend ent8 Of the ward
school In Pittsburg TO which Prof,
Gallup was invited Us toS be- appoint,
edi&to.night. AS regards salary that
position Is more desirable, the pay
being 500 more annually than IT. is
here. There are other respects In
which Tit is less desirable however. u 4
ak with JunklnsE g Michael. IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
RUSSIAN PEOPLE
WELCOME lIEDIAH0N
Regard Mr.. RoessVsls's Otter on ",
terventlon lr Frierdly Spirit Il

Y isT, ePETERsBURG 6. June d Pres
sldent Roosevelt s tend Ter q his good
lofaces to bring about peace vs. lei
sceiyed With general SfayorSin3 the press
and sbyS the public, and a desire that
some steps should he taken toward
Obtaining IAN honorable peace IS lin:
creasingly manifest IN
The Russ eclares that the Presl-.
dents offer should be commando led AS
an act OF friendship tending ofbrlngi
out Japan terms Of peace and Rus:
sia's eptance Of an offer which
would not mean surrender on humll-
iating terms. The paper maintains
at the same time that citations, 4if
begun, must be direct and there must
lbe4nosinterventio by other powers H
The Bourse Gazette says that Rus
sia must make the best possible use
Of the friendly Offices sof the United
States and Great Britain. This paper.
as well as the syno T chestya and the
Nashazhlsn and others, advances the
idea that Japan viii be disposed It'd
grant better terms to- the Russian
people than to the burea ucrats who
began the war. These papers relter-
ate the demand for d zemsky sober
|toSsettle the question. Even the
Grashdanin declares peremp torilysf for
peace, the Noyoe vremya alone dis;
senting from the general chorus bs
saying that peace is mot 50 essential
as foreign and internal enemies. i'm.
|agine; and picture Great Britain, the
4 United States and the Continental
4 Powers as beginning to tremble fig
face OF gsthe yellow danger fis4
Baron Rosen, the new ambassador
to Washington, does mot seem to be
accelerating his departure on account
!; of4deyelopments in the United States
He will sail on July q. b;
I The Russian government, however
has shown that IT has not weakened
.|in5this& hour Of disaster Instead o.
!: yielding TO the stormy demands
\ which the radicals hoped Admtra
4 Rod estyensky's defeat would fore,
(; the overnments to grant, the En-
peror Sunday issued a ukase8 confer
ring greatly increased powers Il Of
Governor General Trepoff maxim.
!: him Assistant Minister Of the Int
4 llrlor, in place of Ma or3$3 g neral SRy
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pleaslna sian ne lines: ).

gat,.
Recent happenings justify the be.
iliefsthatsthes public taste I'M theatrical
matters sls8i Improving and that the.
iloyelfor the morbid AS dying out: An
instance Us Fin the failure ofE Nan Pat.
lterson to be the lucrative attraction
her managers hoped for She quit
the; stage Saturday night at Altoona,
Pas disguised We are assured that
with tears In her eyes she criticised
the public faillng 70 patronlze5 her
and said that for tie time being she
was going to- give up the stage
This may not be encourag ingl 10
Nan Patterson, but sit is Encouraging
fromia standpoint sofi general morality.
Il Nan Y ? tterson Y were depending
upon her ability alone to carry her
through she might be deserving Of
some sympath But ability had
nothing whatever 10 do. with 1T she
and her managers we're wandering
solely to- a vulgar curiosity hey
supposed Ia large part Of the public
was willing to spend real $money. 4
see the mistress sof Caesar Younp
fresh from her three murder trials
The same motive prompted theSthe
atrIcal appearance Of & Mrs: soffel
whose morals were on 81 par Will
1.-THE Patterson woman's
ySIti proves; fhoweye that morbit
curiosity IS not SO strong as5someE PEG
|iple suppose: Apparently II does NO
gof rtherN thanSa desire 10 read abollt
IltE IN the newspap ers There vas /
day, perhaps when Nan Patterson
would have drawn Big audiences
But that day as gone !. a ;wholesom,
sense q shame Will keep the Hgrea
mass q people away from her;asMrs
soffeH tour; was q failure, and sossil
Man Patterson's and the wives am
daugh ters of. / the land are; TO be con
4 graduated for Il Is largely through
their good Influences that 5brazens haI
,|lotrys has ceased ;tosbe profitable ass;
4 public exhibit Ion heellng News. +