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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
To Force wxndham Out.

London-Despite official de1ials
the rumor persists that Mr.. Wyndham
will resign the Irish chief secretary
ship.
He is said to be suffering from in
somnia and prostratlon arising from
worries incident to his position, and
although Premier Balfour wishes to
retain him, he may find 1t difficult to
resist the pressure of the Ulster
unionists, who are equally determined
to procure his resignation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
The Modern German Professor.

With the passing of the old type OF
German professors-formerly the butt
of the comic papers, he of the shabby
clothes and absent air--has gone much
of the old student life in Munich. The
modern professor is dressed in the
mode. he commands a larg salary
which. with his fees for lectures, OFT
en- exceeds that of the German secre-
tary of state. He enjoys his advan'
tages. good clothes, good food, the
opera, athletics; and according TO a
critic of his own nationality his aspi-
rations are often distinctly CONNER
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
EPITOME OF THE
Weeks News

FRIDAY, Feb. "a. ions
Gen. Miles friends beaten on the
pay proposition; he is to get only re-
tired pay from the United States.
British barkentine Lake Side, Ntw
York for Yarmouth, N. s., sighted by
steamer Boston, helpless, 80 miles off
Boston; 12 of its crew are unable
from exposure to do duty, but its
captain refuses assistance.
Emperor Of Russia has, decided to
continue the war with the utmost
energy.
Body of aged widow found in
charred debris OF her home at Mont
clair, N. j., and new coachman is
missing
Reserve officer Thomas G. Malloy of
proslst''EI, Muse, aias from wounds in
flicted by robbers.
Bill before Indiana to prevent mar
riages of white girls to Filipinos
Nantucket people see open water be-
yond Brant point for the first time in
20 days.
Hoch held without bail in Chicago
on grand jury's finding that one wife
was poisoned.
Vanderbilt and j. P. Morgan dogs
centers of interest at Kennel clubs
show in Boston.
States attorney and the defendant
in case heard at Rutland, Vt, have
struggle in court for possession of a
booked used in giving testimony.
Newfoundland and Nova Scotia
swept by heavy snowstorm, with drop
Of 35 degrees in the temperature in
the island colony
National house passes river and har-
Dor bill without dollar change.
Government of western Poland par
alyzed, and officials know not which
way to turn; strike spreading to all
sorts of employees.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
Repulsed at Lantin.

Oku's Headquarters, via Fusan-
Tuesday night five companies of Rus,
sian infantry attacked Lantin, aided
by terrible artillery fire.
After desperate hand-to-hand fight.
ing, which lasted for an hour and a
half the Russians were repulsed, leav.
ing 60 dead.
Many trophies were taken, as well
as some prisoners. The Japanese loss
did not exceed GO.
Small detachments of Russians alsc
attacked at many other points, but in
every case they were repulsed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
Attacking PoutiIoff HI.

pachetun, Manchuria-The Japanese
have opened a tremendous fire with
field and siege guns against Poutiloff
Clone Tree) hill. Columns of white
smoke envelop the hill on two sides.
The bombardment of the right flank
continues,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04

The inventor of new feeding bot
tie for infants, sent out the following
among his directions for using;
when the baby is done drinking
1t must be unscrewed and laid In a
cool place under the hydrant. If the
baby does not thrive on fresh milk
1t should be boiled. ."-Collier's Week
ly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
Very Queer.

We'll, well. that's funny thing"
What is?"
Miss Passay was an old maid be.
fore she married. and now that her
husband is dead she has become a
young widow. w."-Catholic Standard
and Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
FEARFUL MARCH
Defeated Russians in Full Re-
treat From Da Pass.

Had Been Disheartened After a Week
Of Continuous Fighting by this
Abandonment Of Strong Position
Their Condition Made Worse By
the Intese Cold Weather-Japanese
Fought With Fanatical Bravery,
Making Several Night Attacks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
SATURDAY,,

W OhDNIf = Ed. 90 lSUos
Attempt made in San Domingo city
to assassinate President Morales at
tempt failed and five of the assailants
were captured.
Hon. John D. Long attacks the pol
icy Of the administration in the San
Domingo matter and deplores the great
expenditures for the navy.
Remainder of the Barnard mill
weavers in Fall River vote to strike.
Fighting along the whole line at
Tsinkhetchen; japanese continue sys.
tematic and steady advance.
Archbishop Williams of Boston
leaves the hospital, his sight much
improved.
Powers of Massachusetts makes
great speech before the senate on
Swayne impeachment
Gen. Miles says the action of the
conferees on the pay of retired officers
will hurt the militia; attributes action
to personal animosity.
Customs Collector Leach of Cleve-
land has $4,000 worth of jewels i'm
ported by Mrs. Chadwick without
duty payments; has also located some
money.
Sir Henry Irving's condition un-
changed
President Roosevelt to attend the
commencement exercises at Holy Cross
college, Worcester, Mass, in connec-
tion with his visit to Clark college in
June.
National house takes action in old
customhouse rental case against Stand.
ard Oil interests.
Leslie G. Fuller, special attorney
Of the department of justice, becomes
insane in Chicago.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
A remarkable dinner was served !

A remarkable dinner was served re-
Gently by a farmer near Ault, Colo.
The table was set for 10. and the menu
consisted Of one 1.2-pound potato.
one 15-pound cabbage. one 1O-pound
chicken. one 6-pouDd turnip, one 2
pound onion and three pies made from
l 1-2-pouud apple.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
MONDAY.
Feb. 27, 1905.

MONDAY, Feb. 27, 1905.
Girls refusal TO dance with unbid-
den guest at a wedding at Mt. Pleas
ant, Penn, results in a fight in which
two men are killed.
Edward Baro, aged %, shot and
perhaps fatally wounded by Miss OF
tilene s. Alderman in her bedroom in
East Lexington, Mass. she took him
for burglar
New Orleans water front swept by
fire, entailing a loss of $4,000, 900; 12
square burned over; no loss of life
reported.
j. H. Eckels tells Tech men in Chi
cago that this is an age of clamor.
Russian strikes believed inspired by
political agitators; situation in Cau-
casls very bad.
Venezuelan revolutionist brings word
to United States of plan to save trou-
BILE with Castro.
Nearly HOO marine disasters be-
tween Fishers island and Cape Cod
charted on government map
New York city railway men demand
fewer hours and more pay.
Washington gay with color for
President Roosevelt's Inauguration.
Mother and child saved from burn
ing house at Concord, Mass.
DR.. F. w. Rouillard killed by fall
from window of room in hotel at
Manchester, NJ H.
Engineering committee of isthmian
canal commission reports for sea level
canal, to cost S23O,50O,OOO.
Twenty-three miners entombed at
Wilcoe, w. Va, by an explosion; 10
bodies taken out of mine.
Monster steamship Caronia on her
maiden voyage from Liverpool to
New York.
Flremen of the New Haven road
will make another effort to secure ar
bitration of their dispute.
Japs lake one of Kuropatkin's i'm
portant positions and threaten his
main defence; Russians lost heavily.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
More Than He Ordered.

Diner-I say, waiter, there's chick
en- in this egg. Hello, what are you
doing
Waiter-Changing your check, sir.
Chicken is so cents-Boston Tran
script.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
A Sim.

But the Philippines are still. to a
great extent. an uncivilized country"
Decidedly. You never hear any
complaints that the islands are over
crowded"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04

According to the St.-Jamess Gazette
is it now smart" to be superstitious
Hence English society would regret
to see an English princess married to
an Alfonzo XIII.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04

Japanese silk has a fine future in
Mexico, II the Japanese exporters are
more scrupulous as to the quality OF
the silks they send there.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04

BY II. M. Safer

HE basic principle of forestry possible
!. 8.
H Of the
II beng cutting clean, behind a
of debris for complete the destruction
notion
q II 8 whe
II as a
IE-AI
a
it
called
ardn frutless
he daily lives that this and previous forest meetings
arTangedo
southern
two annually
the
AN American Forestry Amer
Month
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04


established
vesgaed responsible
the head into partnership with the heart in benefcence rich father and
mother lose their child by million dollars to endow
thousand
people, most Of them their within weeks $2OOO is
given for relief but administered
dollar accounted $4,000 left meet future
1
ellgent -Eyerybodys
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04

Charlottesville. Va.-The two rear
sleepers of the Washington and South
western limited left the track the 9th.
er day at Rockllsh. Va, 23 miles south
of here on the midland division of the
southern railway.
A woman passenger and the con-
ductor were injured.
George w. Vanderbilt of New York
and Brooches Morgan OF Atlanta, as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Southern, were among the passengers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04

price of iron and steel, more than the
difference between riches and bank.
ruptcy in a great industry These
savings are as possible to the average
man as to the trust magnates.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
THURSDAY,

IT1OhODHIy mdTCn 4 lSOOs
Strychnine in her bicarbonate of
soda believed to have killed Mrs. Le-
land Stanford in hotel at Honolulu.
Will Stinson, the bicycle rider, and
Mrs. Elsie Richmond Lowering mar
ried in Providence, r. |.
Stubborn fire in plant of Bay State
betting company, South Boston, causes
$4,000 loss.
Senate does big days work, passing
three supply bills carrying more than
1857 100000, and work on into even
ing.
President sends g. message to con-
gress urging action on cattle quaran-
tine laws.
Cossacks at Batoum, Caucasia, kill
and wound a number of rioting school
boys.
p. H, Schmidt, aged IS, on trial on
charge of numbering fellow farm
hand at Sherman, Conn.
Throngs pouring into Washington
to attend inauguration; Bay state
troops leave for capital.
Ex-Councilman John l., Curry Of
Boston, sentenced to IS months in a
STRAW bail cases.
President to sent message urging
action on Santo Domingo; Hay as
sures Haytien minister United States
does not desire to annex any part Of
island.
Congress jamming through import.
ant measures.
Close of the Cody divorce examina-
ton in North Platte.
Desperate battle for the Shakhe
river bridge continues. Defeated Rus,
SLAMS in full retreat from Da pass. Jap
anese loan OF $SO,OOO,O0O doubly sub.
scribed
Ex-senator Wolcott Of Colorado dies
in Italy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04


o relatives, "a
that of life"Work nj Independence"
of
exchange places with the
fade like a
Mothers do not be proud daughters hands, better
hardened hands tobeter
than
the lords Of creation"
will find that
that
Weekly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
Intelligent Mercy
HoW the Head UorkS LL'ith the Heart
in Modern Charity.
By Henry Van Dyke.

~$ TH the increase devoted charity comes an
way of using 1t for the real benefit OF
z mankind. Reckless amsgivng is recognized as
an amiable but idioic form of selfindulgence Ihe
penny dropped into the beggars hat gives place to an IN
% quiy into the beggar condition This costs more but
e4 worth Waste in money given more vrtuous
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
TUESDAY.
Feb. 2s, 1905.

TUESDAY, Feb. 20, 1905.
National senate votes not to impeach
Judge Swayne; naval bill, providing
for two battleships, passes after strong
speech by Lodge.
New York Judge holds Gen Brooke
personally liable in the suit of countess
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
WEDNESDAY,,
March I, 1905.

Battle on in Manchuria along 100
miles of lines; Japanese beaten back
on their left, but secure much more
important positions on right, which
may force Kuropatkin to retreat.
Blaze in the Boston stock exchange
causes about $4,000 damage.
National house passes many bills by
unanimous consent; Hemenway ex-
plains the general deficiency bill.
Senator Kearns of Utah denounces
Mormonism and its influences in his
valedictory in the senate.
Death of Thomas G. Newcomb,
long a shoe dealer in Boston.
Warsaw situation slowly growing
worse; coal cart men and domestic
servants joining strikers.
Senate committee on judiciary
agrees that, there was no "construc.
tive" recess of the senate last year;
decision intended only to effect fut-
ure.
DR.. Loeb of California university
creates life artificially in expert
ments with eggs of the sea urchin.
Mrs. Chadwick pleads not guilty,
and trial will begin at Cleveland next
Monday.
Fire at East Liverpool, O., destroys
six fine buildings; loss 100000.
Mrs. w. F. Cody gives her depo-
sition in husbands suit for divorce;
says she never gave him love drugs,
declares she was good wife to him,
and loves him still.
Two 15-year-old girls in Province
town, Mass, bravely save the lives
Of four small children.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04

hlS without
H. III each capital to
GnicTmy R there would be produced an
brilliant
scholar diplomat dinners
champagne latter but other
wise their general mode be
10 provide such houses all desirable that we
should purchase willing
make long leases with the right of renewal tenant
we furnishing would
u calculation made will be
De leased in all
100000 for all-North lew.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
Our Girls
By Harriet Lane LUaLLace.

UGH has been said in regard to the education and training
Of boys but very little has been said the subject OF
Our Girls.
When boy reaches the years Of manhood he is given
the choice of some trade profession Not with our
girls they Immediately launched into society when
they reach the of womanhood and who fails to
eligible match" drifts into confirmed spinser.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-04
SSNNN--'~~'~~Nr"~~-AN~~~Ne~~
o-->.--~.,--s5 Permanent rt>,..,,-......,
Diplomatic Residences
'''''9 in Europe f-'
BY Mrs. Dan Rensselaer, Cruger.

T""T Hal the United States capitals
permanent and official diplomatic residences which all
WI
sary nor desirable. The elegant residences
Vlded by this government furnished by in such
"*"E style as to enable maintain its dig
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(Wldr5t7)
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Tepnrtement fir 1iientlidle 5iGerBcit.
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Snipefinrsg VII rcnna. RnthhnnS.

Baltimore, Den IA. Widr3 1905.
Sb babe IppIifdtionen fit ~folgenoe BriOiIes
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Gr. 3l4. &eisSombaros Str., fir gluiitennUg
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gr. 2t3-217. 9iuribsStraBe. iiir slufiteuung
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1905, Sormtitags 10 llbr, in oieiem 8iireau
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merben miro.
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(Wdr3t7) (Sebdubes SuIpeftpr.
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QnuSnu : H1rf

Der bauptidd ltlite Sriebbot In Baltimore.
areal: $50 Ader. = SHmeripdB renoSS Charter.
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Ittiuuar .%geriammluns


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am S~ienitng. Den %, 6ebrldr 1905, gld6miis
ta9s B ubr, 5u fhlteBen, nlo ~oieielben am IA.
W{lr5 1905 iuieoer 5u %erDifnen.
SHI Iufirage 0e5 SireTturium5
3. Is. MieStltonr
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fir BeerdbniHe. So6Bciten unb @efeuf&aften.
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BALTIMORE COUPE COMPANY.
Rr. Bis, sseE.Sasette.e trats.
3eIebone = Wt. BernoH 256: Gourtl1nD 11bo.
(Ofto.1Sj
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0nItimpre Eemeterti.

BAreaa: s4r. 3I4, Norb.Gbarles.etrake.
Begrd6nibpIdte gum 8erfauf bon $25 an,
NIT WaarmorpfofteH abeearer5t, $50 = gIas
far bier Briber. (Sdnta tSl
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GDrraiRe.

W2nIertf8 - 4arfartio SrtebIt&.
BeitIid1 bon gBaIbroof Elm uno eine babe
MetIe. 8enust bic init 8opbattan be5einnete
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GatoH 1928. 9lreau: SruntliHs Hub &inbior.
&oab1. 8erIanat Orofdiire. (W1ai4. tS,G&@l
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@ermiidte Mnseisen.

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Sinefnir WarierieS, ,.
@m. 3. Gurie,
Wr. 2t3, Npro.G nlpert.strase.
(Wldr610. 9&S1MD Baltimore. Mo.
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gtatiirt 1880.
wilbelm $. Meinbarbt,
Sr. 1913, Weft.asmbarb. etrase.
Weiu'yort eIaitiide 8rndbanber,
pine Seber,

pbne Seber,
fonner Gag nnb 9adt eetrasen tperbeH.
Mnd Sart.8 Cumming Gnber,
psIde ME rotten, feIbft bei'ul 8uben Mot.
~oiefeIben iinb bon allen Merdten
beitertS empfobIen.
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Sdlulterbdroer, ttnterleibstinben,
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10 arrangirt. oaB feine eeebrten shlben beffeHS
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aue Bru6bdnber, ganoagen nnS Snftru.
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SIR 9amen itnb Simmer
lnter Mufti4t bon Wnb. @etrharbt borbdrber.
Wlb. 9eIepton: gourtIdnb 1854.
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xHtr geben q. & 8. green Srabtng etampS
S4.70 erpHe. aletne Nnhfpticn, $40.
$500. ........ CARTE Wr. 1...........$7 $500
1925. . .Sarte. gr. 2, 8 nno Tnb.. .... 81. 25
$3.50. =. .Snnburb ar. 2, 8 urb ghIt. $3.50
$3.75 " Curb eefdateSSi6tenboIS. eefpaIten 81
,6tbeftth Coal & Srpn Co."
getbe 9eIepbone. 522|524 cft.DlrnnneHt.ett
SranflinsStr. urb %. & y. 8dbn1 eaupt'
@iireni, 521 grb-8upnrbsGtrub
Gffen ieben Gomitae MbenS.
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@nuSerpplle Gutbefuna.

Srnn u. Slefiina, electromagnetic Spe5iaIiftin
fir Sranen-2eibeti. 9amen fouten fib In allen
5dIlen pertrunli6er grt an mid menoen. gSenIt
Gle Ieioeno Iinb, iperoe id Sbnen beIfen. Sd
bate ME einen ein8ieen SebIf6Ine grlei6tes
rung In 4s Stinben ooer feline 8e5dblura eer'
Iangt. Stein Sd1nler6. ODER Sefubr. ODER unter'
Spreb5tmmer ODER briefIif, 50, Yrioatsllnters
fontnen fir 9arnen. Sefdulte. gSdrteritieu.
Mer5tIi1e 9ebanoluiig, iuenn getuiini6t. Stref1g
berfrauli6. AaibertbeiImne frftenfrei. Sprehs
itunoen bon 10 Born. biz s Nbenos: Sonitnes
bon 9 bis 8 Nndfn. Srnu ". 9leifing. gir. 719,
@eit. Tahette. Strnfe. (NAdrt9 .I&5.1S)
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@ilDeIm MeDer 60rT It II,
oeiien r9llt . Seioelberg" Oieier Gage
in Berlin 5llm 800. Mnle aegeben
pltrbc, liegt in Stuttgort an eiuem
glltgenIeioen id)luer fronf oarnieoer.
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Die IffoireE i'm fernen Often
ideinen nit Hieienihritten elmer
SbluBfriiis entgeeen 5u treiben.
airopatfin bat nit Den Sriimmern
ieiner armee Den 3ie : Eob erreidt
uno einen ooer 5mei gngriffe oerSo.
parier 3uriidgeidlagen, ober oilf Die
9auer NOR eS inn unmoglid). li1
bort su bebolpten, oo Der inermiibli-
DIE Seinb idon mieoer cine nelte gro.
BE MISUNDERSTANDING i'm Werfe
bat unb feline Ierfebrslinie nod)Sar.
bin ob5mihneioen iuft. Die HllIien
waren ee5mungen, ben Sie.Eub 5u
railnen unOs ibren 8iid5ue nod
&arbin fort5uieben, ALIEN Oh uno
ipie Tie bort anlangen perben lit cine
anbere Code. Gie Tiiton5 penGRilf.
ben bis Sarbin betrdet, ipenn mir
nidt irreft, iiber 200 MeiIen, uno
DDS lit Elm iebr peiter @eg fir cine