davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27

Lab. No. 1000.
Brand, Tennessee Sorghum, Tiger.
Producer OF; Jobber, St. Louis Syrup
& Preserving Co., St. Louis.
Not properly labeled.
COCOA AND CHOCOLATES, IL
LEGAL.
Lab. No. I774.
Brand, Chocolate, Justice Premium
No. I. (isS45s al
Producer or Jobber, William H.
Baker, Syracuse, N. Y.
Contains large amount Of foreign
starch.
Lab. No. 1884.
Brand, Chocolate, Justice.
Producer or Jobber, VIM. II. Baker,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Contains foreign starch.
Lab. No. 1880.
Brand, Home, Chocolate.
Producer or Jobber, Griggs, Cooper
& Co., St. Paul.
Contains foreign starch 6ller.
Lab. No. Io8oB. ft!5..
Brand, Ambrosia, Sweet Chocolate.
Producer or Jobber, Ambrosia Choc-
olate Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Contains starch.
Lab. No. 1890.
Brand, lockwood & Co, Premium,
Chocolate. SA1S .=.-2 IA.
Producer or Jobber. lockwood &
Co., New York.
Contains large amount Of foreign
starch.
Lab. No. 2o4s,
Brand, Red Hook, Chocolate.
Producer or Jobber, Red Hook,
Chocolate Co.. Red Hook, N. Y.
Contains large amount of foreign
starch.
| Lab. No. 2o77.
Brand, Best, Sweet Chocolate.
Producer or Jobber, w. II. Baker,
| Winchester, Va. 'S&1,
Contains . large amount of fortign
starch
Lab. No. 2I14.
Brand, Walkers Mascot, Sweet
Chocolate:
| Producer or Jobber, John Walker &
Co, BROOKLYN.
Contains large amount OF starch.
| Lab. No. 2I46.
Brand, Premium, Chocolate. 8
Producer or Jobber, lockwood &
Co., New York.
Contains large amount of foreign
starch.
Lab. No. a164. (By request).
Brand, Noxall, Chocolate Covering.
Producer or Jobber, II. O. Wilbur
q Sons, Philadelphia.
Contains large amount OF starch.
Lab. No. 22I5. #
Brand, Daisy, Sweet Chocolate.
Mfg. Unknown. z tfsss A
/ Contains foreign starch.
/ Lab. No. 22I6.
Brand, Justice, Cocoa.
Producer or Jobber, VIM. H. Baker,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Contains large amount of starch.
i Lab. No. 2223. a
Brand, Elephant, Sweet Chocolate.
Mfg. unknown.
Contains large amount Of foreign
starch.
/ Lab. No. 2227.
| Brand, Fry's Homeopathic Cocca.
Producer or Jobber, ]. S. Fry &
Sons, Britton & London.
Contains large amount OF foreigH
4 starch. 81 q ii ssa
Lab. No. 2ss7.
Brand Unsweetened Baking Choco-
4 late. n 4 b ss
Producer or yobber, Manhattan Co.
coz & Chocolate Mills, N. Y.
i Contains foreign starch.
BEVERAGES ILLEGAL
Lab. No. 2257.
/ Brand, Concord Grape Juice.
Producer or Jobber, Reid, Murd0cA
3f& Co, Chicago.
4 Contains benzoic acid. 4.
j Lab. No. 1904. 5a1
Brand, Grape Vino.
Colored with coal tar dye.
Retailer, II. E. Brown & Co. Buffalo.
i ~. d.
Lab. No. 1856 (By request).
Producer or Jobber, GlenWoo0
/ Spring Water Co, Gienwood, Minn.
Contains salicylic acid. and coal eas
ldye.
4 Lab. No. 243z. (By request.
Brand. Wild Cherry Wine.
Producer or Jobber, Glenwo6d
| Spring Water Coz Gienwood, Mimi.
4 Contains sallcyiic scid and cosl faz
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
CREAM OF TARTAR-ILLEGAl.

- y. 81, "
L1 Ram, mo. r .nS, T.rt,r Rn,l.
R Ms;nIS aluw Unkn0wn. 4 II !,
maiHly a aoao 4SE I
LAP. no 1o1o. 49,. DIV. is I'M i
Pl la ST I1ni. =. al' DuiA' LII LII
M LGaIee IT,, uhkho"h' s !;
MANY M a aoon y 81
lI P.. No. l Gsa.n r.-+,r p,,,,
DDIala, Cream tartaT, DUE; as
iouuSer OF JoDoef, Je"stt ofos'' AZ
efqeen, 2. -.
- ars Na avn a1am'
LAY. No. l9oS. ". 585
Brana ST p @ Iaitar, bui ":
- h b Auaoipn EsiiiEsoh' r>in MINORS y
-. ~ y ~, SS
Sot lTaN alum.
LAP. No. zo71. 4$
P Pasnd, bnlk po..,;,
y; r 2, .,,,,,, "a ,,ho.,,.,. 81,
I Lanan Alum atia pno 'l
Lap. NO. ao79; Z, .33
Brand, Aid Pd.; phSsps ;, 49,,
Retai,sr, = Fa ar q MACK, Lidgess
wood sl,.l y 2 . I, ], 1. u. \.
h $500 a ~ ANY 'iospliass ~:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27


Brand, Bulk.
Retailers, Hughes 8 Thue, Fargo. II.
Contains alum and phosphates.
Lab No. 1885,.
Brand; Bulk. ~ 35
Retailers, Kraabel s Kraabel. CO..
gate, Nj u N s5ss
Contains alum and phosphates.
Lab No. 1851. ii
Retailers, Weiser 8 Kelly Valley
City N. ID.
Contains alum and phosphate
SPICES ILLEGAL. 81 Il 4.
Lab. No. aI53.
Brand. Black Pepper, Bulk.
Adulterated and not standard.
Lab. No. 2I76.
Brand, Cloves, Bulk.
Producer or Jobber, Jewett Bros. ABB
erdeen, S. ID. nj Is RI |55$ 73
Adulterated and not standard.
Lab No. 22o3.
Brand, Ground Cloves, Bulk.
Not pure, below standard.
Lab. No. 1854. I,
Brand, Assoc Pepper.
Producer or Jobber, Atwood & Steele
Co, Chicago. .555
AduIterated and not standard.
Lab. No. 1897. ~
Brand, Cloves, Bulk. Il; ~.
Deficient in volatile oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02
Siir $500 nad 9entlhlanO.

Deutib : ameritanilbe Beitunaen
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlano nit aro-
Bem Sntereiie eelelen, neil fie itd,
frei auslpreben uno bdufig BON oriis
ben mebr Weuigfeiten unb Mahridb,
ten bringen, alS Die beutihen 4eis
tungen ielbit. Oie nssreie 8reife fir
9egas" iit briiben iiberau, tpobin tie
geianot tpiro, Elm iebr germ geIebener
8ait uno fann iib riibmen, Nner.
tennung uno Wurbigung gu finoen,
tpie aus aablreiben 8riefen an uns,
iomie an Dieienigen, pelHe oas Blatt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibiden, berpor.
aebt. g8er oaber Iesnen 8ermauoten
nno 5reunoen cine sSreube erpeiIen,
lbnen elm tpilfomtnenes @eIGenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beiteue fir Iie Die
pSreie BreIie fir Teras". Das ssn.
terefie fir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, no bic
Uerpanoten iu0bnen, iIt in Deutlhs
lano iebr lebbait uno es 1T unnt6a.
lib, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 qriino.
li6e Iuftldrung unb 8eIhreibuno
oes fremoen 2aubes gu eeben, pie
oies bic r6reie preiie" allw6dent.
iib tbut. Sir ben aeringen Breis
BON So Oerienoen mir portOfrei unler
reibbaltlges No6enblatta elm syahr
an iraeno eine Goreiie i'm Guslanoe.
7ie ssreie Vreffe fir Geras Vmbf.
GDmbaatn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02
gribut Der Baderaunft.

SIN Wtedlen6urser 2anoe beitebt
nod man6er alte 8rau9, Der in bic
@egentDart ni9t mebr bineinpabt, aber
troBoem nod forgfdltig einsebalten
tpiro. Sn Wismar be5ie6en 3. g.
Ratbsberren uno anoere itdotiI9e Mn=
geitelte neben ibrem gebalt peri1ie=
oene Naturaleintiinfts. 9ei Der oors
tigen GtaottGmmerei erbdlt jeoes
Ratbsmitslieo BON Dem gu Wismar
seb0rigen Grbpa9tbofe 9ammbuien
| jG6rli9 sipei lsbenbe fette 8dnis uno
BON ben orei baurii9en @rbpdbtern
gu WorzWenoorf, einenl onoern tpiss
mariden 9ute, einen SaIen. 9as
Mismarer .8dderamt," Die 8Gderz
sunft, mub am Gbarfreitage oen &dms
mereiberrsn foipobl pie Den propiio>
ren, Oeputirten uno Dem Sefretdr Ser
3dmmerei foeenannte Heiben'emmdn
uno auberoem gu Weibna4ten Den
Rdtben Der aGlnmerei arinsel unb
SUDDEN liefern. Weiterbin empfdnssn
Die iogendnnten n9sbungen" auf
9runo nod beitebsnOer Stiftungen
&ei6eniemmeln, 5tollen, 6ol3 uno
Wein fir ibre 8eamten. Ger 8irgers
ausiduB pollte oieie 8rdu6e, Die ii6
| ia langit iiberle6t baten ab16afFen
uno ipiinf@te Die llmpuuolune oieIer
Raturaleintiinfte in @jelo5ablungsn,
Die in Die StdottaiIe flieBen {ollten.
Der Staotratb bat oies aber a6ees
lebnt. Ia Die 8si6eitigten ibrs 3uitim,
mung ni6t gegeben baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

nal, per mar oenn 0ds tleine nieolide
prpBenmdoel nit Dem lansen aaban
binter fid, Der i9 -"
nSottor, penn mir quite Sreunoe
bleiben ipllen, ipre9en Sic ni9t 10
BON meiner treus{ten S9ulfomeraz
oinl@ Cora bate iid9 einen YlaB auf
Der altel1 Gru6e eeiu6t, neben Dem
Sofa, LAB nit beni Hiiden an Ser
gBano, Die 5dnoe i'm @dopB, Ben
&opf Elm penis suriidgelebnt uno 5nr
Seite sepanot. Gs mar i6r p0llig lns
betpubt, aber audi jeBt boten ibr Oberz
fDrper uno ibr Geii9t, oeHen feinss
grofil ii9 fbarf bon Der buntelbraus
men sapets abbob, einen bilbmdbisen
@inbrud.
u9ab' i'd oenn ettpas 9Dies geiast2
sd fpnitatirte bp6 nur ="
Damn tonitatirten sic porbei,
mein 9err Doftor.
n9llfo i'd befhetbs mid - iper
mar Die jllnse Dame9"
uMeine 5reunoin 8ern6arbtne
MDaerzSieeharo -"
Der Dottpr la1te. lno 10 ianft
fein Orgau mar, iein 2aden Hang
bitter, fait b6bniih. rMba! papadsn
@ebeimer 8ommeraienratb. Gin Mlilz
ltonengel. 5Gbrt auf @ummirdoern
uno pirft Inselihniire aus na9
etrem @rafen.4
Ser Nlte am G1reibtiI9 lante ben
auf: %, sic aliigiter aller alusen.
l1nfre fleine 9aroi! Damn BIN ih's
am gnoe, na9 Dem iie angelt. Nun. !.
i4 bin ia tmmerbin elm gut fonierpirz
ter Stebaiser! Was meinit OH, Cora,
gu Der aombination9"
sd finoe ben OoftDr beut unauss
fteblid. Wie INNER, ipenn er feinen
blinoen Sab gesen ieben Menfaen, Ser
mebr als fatt gu efisn bat, Nusorud
gibt. Bon mir betommt er feinen
2itOr J, bos tit au9 bpm lleberflab."
nOa baben Sic eieentlih reht,
5rdulstn Cora. 9lber Sie prG3iiiren
lonft reat falf9: mein 9aB gilt ni9t
oem Wohlitanb, er gilt nur Der plutos
fratie."
rsie finb Elm arser @osialbsmo.
trat!!"
nDas slauben sic ielbit nida,
5rdulein Cora. Sd itede meine pfG6le
tpeitab bon ben rotbsn 5srr1daften.
@4on neil i'd elm beseiiterter patrtot
BIN. elber oie iibermdbtee Mnbdus
funs Don Neidtbltm il, oen 1dnoen
einaelntr -"
mDottor, seben sic Srieoen!" Der
@reis legte fein 4ugenslas aus Der
3ano unb panbte iih 5u ben @eioen.
I'm. n2ora, es tit bod Elm e9ter
poillp =. Elm Staatsblatt! Sa alIo,
Dottor, laifen Sic sSbr gifern. $50
mare unfre sonoe Gultur, tpenn Mot
einaelne Snoipiouen, @ef9letbter =
es gu alien .3eiten peritanoen tnrrten,
grobe gteihtbiimer auf3ufpetS tS.rn9
Hur BON folden 1T oann ilnlner nsue,
Trr1e Jnttldtlpe dus9e9dngen, nur Tie
baben Salente uno @enies tpirtli6 az
fDroert."
.2ieber Graf. Sic perfpeafeln pie<
Der einmal 4ultur uno &unit!"
tnurrte Der Dpttor.
n8enabre! Sur fam i9 mir feine
8ultur obne &unft benfen."
.2ebren Sic Die Menfhen, Gtrob
+uno 8aumrinbe in sutes 8rot gu pers
panoeln. erfinben Sic NIT anoern
Wprten Die 8ermanblung BON Solaz
itoff in elm 6rauhbares Nahrunasz,
mittel - unb oiefe Nermanblunq nirb
eines sages bon uns gbemitern err
funoen iperoen = 10 tbun Sic mebr
fiir Die Menf6beit, alS ale MGcene
bon Den Sagen oes alien 6eIas Bis
gu oenen Der mooerniten Williarbdre
auidmmen getban haben,"
pOas fdme nod iebr barauf an,
Doftor. Gs na1t ben Weniden nibt
nur gliidlf9, fatt gu tperben."
nSbre sun5e aunit lit iiberbaupt
nur eine Gunit fir bic Reihen. Ser
9lrme bat aar nihts BON .ihr.@
lss0rtiebuna folatf
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W. 6. & z. 8abu.

Sp. Sc. & z. 0abn.
Abfabrt.
Nab 8aco, Sort 8prtb, Dallas, &auias
ettg, ct. 9Dnis unb gbica9D. taglicb,
(Snniet Sepot) ..........S.45 gbenbs
9ocal5ug nia Smitbpille. -. Z. .108Drm.
Mntunft:
8on gbicago, ct. 9onts, &anlas 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8ort1 unb Waco, taalic,
(Snniet Depot s. Moroens,
9ocalauQ bia Sniithpiue. -, 9.O5 Qbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02
q e In dl t

miro Elm Sunee. Der oeutlh leIen
nno lbreiben fam uno Der oas
SbriftleBen si erlernen miinicbt.
Wahsnfroaen in DER .Freie Brefie"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02
Wmlf Gbpre 8abn,

Mbfabrt.
Nab 9auernia, Sutberlaubs Sprinas.
Stodeafe. tGglid, ....... $500 8orni.
Qutunft.
BON StDdoale, Sutherland Springs unb
Gauernia. tdaftca. 2:30 gtahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

sStr itno autoriiiert ansuseisen, bah
Serr SSm. Z. 3ttbter
S@anoloat fitr bic @iebersggabl FIR bos
amt etnes Aloerman at 9orae" lit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

gsir iino autoriiiert Scrrm Qlp. 9rets
als sfanoioat fir bas Wmt eines Mlber,
man "at Large Der Stobt Gan Gntonio
in Der fommenben @ahl an5uaeiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

Bir iino autDriliert, Serrn Sobn
Bauer ala &anbioat fiir Mloer m n
at large BEL Der beoorfebenben Wahl
Qu3ufiiu0iQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02
Wablatt5et8em.

@ir iinb autorifiert. ansntiinbisen,
oaB Serr
VOries g. 8rDtpn
bel Der tommenben g8abt &anbibat titr
oas Waporsamt 1T.
g8ir iimo autDriliert, Serrn Sobn
Bauer ala aanbibat iiir Wiber man n, q !,
at large bel Der beb0rtebenben Mabl
an3ufitnoisen.
gSir limb autDriitert anauseigeu, baB
9err 8rDan Galtagban
Sanbibat fiir oas Nmt eines Wonors Der
Staot Son Mntoni9 in Der tommenoeu
Stabttuabl it,
gSir iin6 autoriiiert Gerrm Qlp. 9reif,
als &anoioat fir bas Gmt eines Wlbere
man "at Large Der Gtabt San Qntonip
in Der fommenben @ahl ansuseisen.
Die p5reie Yreiie" iit autoriiiert, ansue
aei9en. baB Serr
Gbas. S. u. Smmmel
&an6ibat fir bas Nmt zines Gchabmei~
| tiers oer Sta6t Son Mntonip in Der tpme
meHben @abl 1T.
9ie .pSreie 8relie" iIt autor,iiert onau>
5elgen, bob Capt. JDbn &. SambIefpm
als 8anot6at fir bas Gn1t eines Qlber.
man "at-Large" Der Stabt Gan gntonio
IN Der tommenoen gabl am 9. Mai iIt.
2Sir itno ant0rtltert Serrrp
VbtI. gbarbetm
als Sanbibat fir Biebertuafll fir bas
Nnlt oes Boliaeirihter h anausei.
gen.
Bir limb antoriiiert ansutiinbisen, bas
9err SDbn Hbam
ift.
sstr ltno antoriiiert ansuseisen, bas
5err SSm. Z. 3tdbter
S@anoioat fitr bic @iebersBabl fir oos
Ant zines ALDERMAN at SARGE" lit
,.Soro ssormalin (SSimer &
amenS), lift oils antiieptildes aabn.
/ un0 Wiun6mngfor uu;;be,trofs,,, H..
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g. q. & u. q. 8abn.
VI bfahrt.

Nbfabrt.
Nah gnerO, goofum. Soufton uno @aI.
pefDn, t6glib. 800 8prm.
uno 1915 Mben6s.
Wa9 Corpus gbrifti, Rodpert nnb Bee.
billie tdalicb LBS Nachm,
Wab Borne unotaerrbille, tdelib. .....
1926 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon guero, goatum, 6puton unb @al.
pefton, tdglitb. .7.45 Moraens
un6 6 80 Mbenbs
wDn Corpus gbrifti, &odpDrt mnb See.
olile td9lieb. .15 Nabm.
Won Sbrne uno sterrnille. taglib.
........... e AS Mbenha.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

g8ir iino autDriiiert anauaetgeu, baB
Serr SrDan Gallagban
8anoioot fur oas Nmt eines Wsanors Der
Staot San Mntoni5 in Der fommenoen
Stabttuahl 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

@ir iinb autorifiert. ansutanbisen,
oaB Serr
Wories g. 8rDtpn
BET Der tommenben g8abl &anbibat tiir
oas Wnborsamt 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

Die .pSreie Breiie" lit autoriliert, anau>
5elgen, bob Capt. SObn 3. Sambletpm
als &anotoat fir oas Gn1t zines Nlber.
man "at- Large" Der Stabt San Gntonio
IN Der tommenoen Rabl am 8. Mai ift.
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Gtitababu=T
5. & @. %. 8abn.
ny cc,r

Nab allen Norbsgera5rBunften
..... .S.UU S0rm,
3adb ct. aouis, Mempbis unb benz
Nab glDro aeras, aanias 9th nnb
ct. 2onis. ..8.15 abenbs
0abWerifo: 8 llbr BORN, u. 10. 25 abenbs.
Nntunft.
8DnSt. 2ouis unb oein Often. 7:3O 8prnt.
8Dn lOcalen Dunften ......12.2O mittaqs
Bon ct. 20uis un6 benz Often: 9.55 aben6s
Bon 9areoD unb Merito. -. 1910 nobn.
uHo. ...................7 1850 abenos
SDutbern Yacific Dabm.
Mbfabrt
Nat Nep Orleans. Spu5ton unb Sol.
peitDn taglib .11.4O Gprm.
Nah eagle 8aB, 81 Baio. gaaifornien
unb Uterito .............. 800 9prm.
Mnfunft.
&on Wetp Orleans, SouitDn unb @ol
neiton ta9licb. ...........7.35 MDraens
uno 600 Habm.
Bon Gl Baio, galifornten un6 MerifD
.......... .0sUU N0euO6,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

pie nJreis Yreiie" 1T autorifiert. pnau-
aei9en. baB Serr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

8anoioat fitr bos Nmt eines 6cbabmei-
iterS. Der Stabt San MntoniD in Der toms
meHben Wabl lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02

Bir limb autoriiiert ansutiinbisen, ba5
9err SDhn Hban
IN '~~''~Ns'"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-02
lStr itno antorlitert perrg
VbtI. ghar6efn

alS 8anbioat fir Miebertuahl fir bas
Amt oes Spli5eirie el ters ansusei.
gen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-27
RUSSIAN AssAssINATIoNs.
Such as that of Won Plehve Are
Very Expensive.

Chicago, Jan. 21--"Suoh assassinations
as that Of Won Plehye cost money, and
the Russian patriots lack the funds TO
carry on this WORK, said Bronisllv Sla-
WHISKY. editor Of the Polish Rabotnick a
Socialist paper, at a banquet for Nine.
BreshkOvski, the Russian exile at the
Leasing club house last night,
Mime, Breshkovski has been cham
pion OF the Russian masses for more than
30 years, many Of which she spent I'm
prison" MIR slavlnsky continued, "and
she expects TO see reform accomplished
or TO fall In the struggle. The present
revolution had its origin In peaceful
movement which the government " Rus.
STA would not permit TO continue, There Is
an old Russian legend which says that
From the bones Of those who perish an
ayengcr VIII arise But we lack funds to
carry on the work and appeal TO all lib
erty-loving persons TO contribute as lib.
orally as they can"
After MIR Slavinskys address petition
was circulated and Il considerable sum OF
money raised for Nine. Breshkovski, who
also made an address, saying she was
about TO return TO Russia where her pres
ence was needed. She said that when she
started for this country she thought revo-
luton and political reform to be far in
the future, Nov I think reform will
come soon" she added.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-27
WILL START CAMPAIGN
AGAINST vLADIVOSTOK

New York, Jan. 1.-THE railway be-
tween Chemulpo and Seoul is preparing
TO transport 10000 Japanese troops, ac-
cordlng to Herald dispatch from
Seoul, Korea. The force is expected to
come from Dnluy and according to the
correspondent, is likely to at once move
TO the northeastern coast where It IS
rumored, a campaign against Vladiyos-
tok will shortly be inaugurated.
The japanese adviser Of the Korean
police department has reached Seoul
and VIII endeavor TO reorganize the de-
partment along modern lines,
Retrenchment of government eXpen-
ditures has been accomplished by re-
duction OF the army, the Japanese as
Surfing Korea's national defense and
by the abolition Of the post and tele-
graph department the functions OF
which viii he performed by the Japa-
nese department of communications.
In Gensan II Is rumored also that a
move north viii shortly take place,
Eight field pieces have been started for
Hambeung.
Japanese continue busily engaged In
terrifying all points between Gensau
and Hambeune, indicating their lnten-
tion Of holding all Korean territory
south Of Hambeung
Russians also are unceasing i'm their
preparations. Forty guns are at Song
jim and south OF that point. A Russian
transport is running regularly between
Nladiyostok and Songiin bringing large
quantities of ammunition and supplies
Of winter clothing for the troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-27
CANTON.HANKOW RY.
Official Arrives from China to
Purchase Material.

San Francisco, Jan. g7-Wm. NJ Pink
ston, one Of the officials OF the Canton
Hankow Railway company of China, has
arrived here from the orient on his way
east TO purchase material for the con.
strucion OF the projected line between the
two cities named, OF which % miles have
already been finished. About 80 miles Of
road between Canton and Hankow are TO
be built The work will begin IN June,
and Is expected to be completed I'm three
years IL was recently reported from
BRUSSELS that J. Pierpont Morgan had
purchased the king Of Belgiums inter.
est In the Canton HanAow road and that
II was contemplated to combine the
French, Belgian and American interests
so as eventually to cover the Franco
Belgian concessions for a line from Han.
kow to Pehn, thereby making a trunk
line Of about $500 miles from Pekn to
Canton. Concerning these recent reports
plnkston says;
There Is probably truth In the Brus-
sells reports, The Canton Hankow rail-
road IL TO be built under u concession
granted TO the Chinn-A American company
OF which j. Pierpont Morgan is the IL
nancer,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-27
Ii is the Cornerstone OF the Policy
Of the ROuyier Min.
istry.
APPROVED BY PRIEST. LOUBET.
II Also Includes Income Tax, Work.
iugmen's Pensions and Shorter
Military Service,

Paris, Jan. 27--Tho Rouyler ministry
held It's first formal council at the Ely
see palace today under the presidency
of President Loubet, Premier Rouyier
submitted his declaration Of policy,
which was approved. Later the pre-
mier presented the declaration 70 par
lament. 1t follows the policy Of the
late Premier Combes, the main features
being an income tax, the separation Of
church ana state, workingmeus pen-
slons and a reduction Of the term OF
military service with declarations So
verely condemning the system of secret
reports ON the lives Of army officers,
which brought about the downfall OF
the COmbes cabinet.
The first actual work Of the now cab
met was It's approval of the dismissal
of Commandant RengnlCOurt, from the
legion Of honor for making secret re-
ports and relieving Gen. Peigne from
membership I'm the superior council
Of war for similar reports. Foreign
Minister Delcasse reported that the sit
uatlOn in Eorcccohad greatly improved.
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Right Flank Moves Against Enc.
my, Occupying KhaiIatOsa
And KheigOutaya.
NO DETAILS OF LOSS RECElvED.
Japanese Resume Actlyity.-Believed
To Have Been Inspired by News
From Russia.

st. Petersburg Jan. 27--Gen Kuro-
patkin, under date Of January 25, tele-
graphs as follows to Emperor Nicholas;
"The advance has commenced Of our
right flank against the enemy We
have occupied Khailatosa and Kheigou-
taya,'
Gen. Kuropatkin adds:
mo details have been received of the
losses at Khailatosa and Kheigoutaya,
which are seven versts southwest Of
sandepas. We occupied Khaiatosa
without firing, the japanese being bay
oneted Kheigoutaya was bravely de-
Tended, but we finally occupied IL at 10
o'clock at night our cavalry pursued
two regiments Of Japanese dragons
which fled southeastward.
ION our left flank a detachment re-
pulsed the Japanese and occupied a
denle between Khandiensan and En-
panson. Another detachment sent
against the enemys flank near Hind
kecheng forced the japanese to retire
and captured 200 cattle.
JAPANESE RESUME ACTIVITY.
Russian Headquarters, Huan Noun
tain, MauChuUa, Jan, 26, 6 p. m,--(De-
layed in transmission. AFTER three
months of quiet. the japanese have
resumed activity, attempting to force
back the Russian right wing. A stub
born fight began Jan, rs, and is con-
tinung today, Jan. &c, which may be
a curtain raiser for the spring cam
paigu. According TO reports the Jap
anesc attack was repulsed and Rus
sian counter-attack was so energetic
ally pressed that village within the
former japanese lines of some strate-
glcal importance was taken II Is
rumored that several japanese guns
were taken, There was no fighting
at the center or on the left flank. The
Japanese advance Is believed to have
been inspired in part by the news OF
the Russian internal troubles, ntell-
gence Of which reached the Russian
army at dawn Jan. %,
Following a sudden return OF winter
weather, cannon began booming Tar
westward and through the morning fog
and mist the japanese Unexpectedly
advanced. The rlhemen on the Rus
stan right flank were 80 vigorously
employed in the fighting line that by
evening they had met the japanese at
tack by brilliant counter-attack. The
Japanese at once began 10 retire,
abandoning and setting fire to a VII
lage,
Throughout the night and all the day
firing was heard along the line toward
the Hun river IN the vicinity of the
villages Of Hoksutail and Liudutun. I'm
the center, the Japanese hring occa-
sional shots to get the range Of the
Russian positions,
The troops an along the line were UNI
der arms the night OF Jan. 25 The
skies were lt up by the glare Of a
cplnagration, evidently caused hy the
burning Of q village beyond the Shakhe
river south of Poutilon hill
a bitterly cold wind Is blowing, snow
is falling and heavy frosts prevail