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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
en- CANNED 6iater.

ONf'NN RAfS BHiAINt fNu SDu-
&c / 8ltobranosbalen, alminbelig
fcIbt "Sirfaten4, er MI en- Wano
pua nGr so anr. San bar peret
@i9ter iioen ban bar en- lioen Smaa.
gut % bar piitnof alereoe paslert
lit 10 aarSiublilGlun iom iaaban.
SsrIt begpnbte BAN at giGte paa Se.
irene, men M bnr ban / to Menne.
c!ore babt appgorifter UNDER Spnber
20 ligget paa 6Gplaoiene meIlenu
galoers og 8libbranbsbalen bnerene.
lie CONNER.
Nu bor ban BOG maattet ia afifeo.
Sfior bapoe ban pgiaa tGnft iis til
flcISs en- Siir, men Sfpoien, ban bar
looet, Hos fell, % ban fom life af.
gaarbe. San PLACES unbertioen al
Sopeapine, fortGller Dor Mebbeler;
men aamIe Sans Sanien tiger:
"@aInresflpen ct oen brSite 0oftor
for mig. Naor es fiem Seriip, er
Slguilten p9f."
galbresiielOene % @lobranbs.
boISficIbene fierber ban iom lit eget
Stlesulu, o. fipubt er ban al alle,
iom fGrbes i Oisie 8ieISe. 0aio %
bdrnSlig bar ban b9ret al lin Dag,
let at narre, men inar til at bli Tint,
Iibt miStpnfiom peo ale be @ange
man bar HAT Sfrsuer | BAN. 90
rtaar ben HiO itjffer BAN, cir ban
Seofommenbe oct alatte Sag.
3beooor Goipari bar / en- al fine
gsger literGrt bebanolet "Sirfan.
ten. Seq buffer life. buao Gaipari
ifriper ON bom; men Den 0fonb. iorn
forleben Dag ~iortalte os ON "5irfan'
ten, bar tiIiteOe bensaug, Soriatte-
rem trai lit Obieft. Gaipari bapoe
Ell Sag paa @ienoe Jet ~S~irfanten"
aaa iorbi % por bit opmertiom paa
cen originate 6pr, San fit "a bore,
bpiIfeu S~etegne,ie nan cir unber. en
Gag ienere fon Dor Wtebbeler %
Wanben mco oct friiteliae Naon
Sans Sanien 00aenbe forbi poa Sci
til @ienbeoien ior at prspe 6ilfen.
Sr. Gaipari fcn> Oa eitcr % ipurate:
Ger oct life on, iom beoer 6irfan'
ten?"
"6~ielSfauten merte on fanlfe?"
"Rei, lea Aprte. on iflllSe beSe
Sirfauten."
"gr on frnmen berop ior al fritz
ne opat Golf Ou oa2 Men oo iaar
on iioa til at iAo DIG 4rase Grave"
Isor ca. 20 Mar tiIboge bar Dor
MfeeeeIer n8 suns Sanlen lammen
2riitiania nleO IR. SanS bar be-
opnbt at foo 0larlige Zine % ifliloe
prspe at faa %riler. Dor @eooeler
ifitlhe pare bcbiGlpelig berpeo, % Dc
off ira ben enc ,Jaitrumentmager til
sen anben. lrNen at 8amlingeu hin'
&c iinSe "@l15Nugo". ban ipntes ON.
Saa began &c iil til gienIGgen y.
9ua. San moerisste Sans Sanle'
oa loo bom ic ma en- Sabel meo itere
% inlaa 9ogiraoer. Wen Sans fn'
sc life H. bUiItc goaitauer ban iaa,
hoao enteu ban itoS n9r eaer laugi
ira.
"aon Sc So life ic Se 9ositaper9"
ipurgte 9Ggen.
go Ter Ncm iaeteus; men es ber
eIsimt Dem, fer on"
saa ifulSe Sc prone mes 5aruerne.
Ger bar ale miIiae Slags, ION
Sans tit at ubtaIe iis ON. San Has
|iiiieerte 8arocrue | to Srnpper:
Hfef % aren't. enten par oet oe'
enc eler caiaa BET anoet, en- treble
Garoe ficuSte bat life.
ger &c ba life Gorfielen mel
lem biSie 6arpey?"
| "gs ier iagtcn3 SorificI, men opp'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21

SagtulDffer. - 8eorae @rap fra
Ga CROSSE cmfom peo @aabeIfitS i
Samaraf, Weinn. San blep FIN egetl
9anemano. geniamin Giper ira
8ife Mioer, 8is.. miitebe Sioet pno
lignenoe Bis. 8eter 2abre6e fra
Berfins, Ieih., fit ino Saal 2ioet,
ga ban rsrte peo ct Selpifub, JON par
La9t no. %. s. Sd,rlt8 ira 8inpnn
bIep ramrret al ct SfuS / @iIion,
Weinu., % bsoe. en- Gpffe minore
lllpffer bar bGnbt / 6en forte Sib,
Sagteu / 9oropelten bar paret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
Hebrunu.
Gampeu bulotcs tGnSt.

Haomi @clls, en- aamnlel gnfe |
Omaha, bsoe uplig. Sun bar / is
Iar boer Nat bolot Ell 2annpe brGu'
oenoe / ct Sinbu | fit Sus JON en- Sc.
NeItierne for lin enclte Ssn, Sranf,
iom forIob benoe for Is aar iioen
for at isge i'm 2pffe / 8eroen. 5 al
ben 1io bar bun fun baut CT 9rep
ira Ssnnen. Sun bar fattig, men
bao Naboerne, fsr bun Ssoe. ON at
ie til at Sampen til bper ltat bar
tGubt % Itoo / Sin6uet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
ltnrn pakutu.

SOitmritcr Seriou i Riga, @cSen.
~ Souut9. ieiearaiereSe iorrise
Onseag til Dc isaeraIe RpnSiabeber
I Sarge, al Boittputoret bar bIepet
rspet, % at ole a~oHiorets iaa pel
lem bans eaue Geuge bIcp itiaaIue
peo Sioen al en- bel Gel 5rimRrfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
,JnoIanoet.
an,pu.
ira Cpcrhes i'll Manael.


sra GperfpS iii Manael. - MrS.
CLARA IcerpcItcr, Gnfen cftep Ibo.
mas Gecrpelter. fom engang iagScs
al bare Den rigeite Manb | Soma,
families en- Gag / iurrige lae al go
litiet | burlington | Ct 5far ! llofan'
ten af gnen uriten Ssb al Sunger.
Sltn bapoe pGret lioen Nab | ire Ga.
ae % bar oIbeIes binIpeIes. Smn
hleo braat til &oipitaIet, on man
tror, at bun nil fonlrne iig. &enbes
Mauo boeoe | fine 8elmogtsooae |
Council gIuffS, men 0rif soeIa8oe
ham.
Stamp mps SriffepuSrt. s Rortb'
ipooS cr Der beepnot en- aloorIig Stamp
mob nogIe Saloouer % apotefer. ct
InsIenpSe boI6tes forIsoen aiten,
hnor man naIgte en- auHrite % lam
Ieoe 9erae I'll at optraOe moo bet
nIooItge Guardianship 40 SopeIls
Ici. On WauS bIeo npIia furtOcn
oso at Gruftcnfab / ell StaIo, % Oct
oafte Solicit up. Slere unge Gutter
hor | Sen ierere Sib ogiaa pPret be-
ruieSe. Der oil bIioe lat Ell Stop'
Der for bette llnsien, bpis MAJ bare
Fan faa 8roneSbpro mob De ifpIoige.
Ruugr &efarmer. Wauge 9opfors
nag er mtber llSurbeioelie o. oil bIipe
forelogt BEN nGite SeSiion al Seais-
latitren Tom trPSer iammen | Sarunr.
9IanSt bisie bill iouoipnIi9ois en- Rrt.
murpoIg. % en- antis 8oS.2ou blipe
be fsrite % fornemite, GernGit en-
SOB ON 8oarb Of Control for Huber,
Observation-Disclosures, en- ~glire 6oob"
Sob inmt en- Sop ON, at ale babe
Stnts. 90 Sripntbonfer i9ttes uu6er
StotsauSitsrens Soeropipn % Ell
Sob iorn forbp6er at iplge og ienbe
beruieube Sriffe "G. 8. o" forit6en
mango andre R%eformer.
apmsSie % girfeligbcS. - WerS.
elizabeth Goneer Seaton, Slitru til
en- arieet SanoIGge | Ses Moines o.
9roberbatter til Gorpin s. Gonger,
fom bar Wiriiter til &hnn, ipiueoe
forrige 2srongs aften | Ell ieIIfabeIia
&Inb Stolen iom Hinoe 9ertba /
0icfens's Stpffc "Gricfet on the
&eartb". Sun Iaaoe belle fin SiGI |
Stolen % heifeoe ntegen 8ifmS OF
&os. Gre Gase S~erefter bIep bun,
meas bun CIT poa 8ooen, pIuoieIia
blind og boo ON SipIp. Wan braa.
tc benoe bien % SGaerne iagoe, at
beaae 9ine Dor onarebne, iaa at
Der Inn bar ipog WuIigbcb for at oe
tinoe reboe Spnet paa bet nj Gie.
Mrs. Seatou er fiin % gar gammeI.
Maistsbe. - Sra @ebiter Gitp
berettes, al Sunhreoer al @oouIp8 al
NfaiS er i%tiaalet ira agrcne umfring
! Stoten ibeit. Spoene fisrer omfriuo
ON 9tatteu til aare, bnpr Moiien life
er mobeItet, ipIoer fine 8oaue nreo
GOO @aais % fisre Den til 8pen oa
l9laer Den. S Sme9Hen af goIf
Gitp bar man organiieret 8ieiIanee.
tolltlieer. Sarmerne bnr beppbnet
ltg meo RifIer % @eoGrer og boI6er
Sagt I Iarere. %. U. ileulina. en-
5armer, greb Spnene paa ferIf @ier.
ming, ifigo ct Ear Sfl0 eiter Dem oo
reooeoe TO Sps meb Wais. MnnNt
Sapiorniue bIcp Der forrige llae be.
goaet mango iaaoanne Spuerier. Get.
t, Slags Spueri or noget mot, men
Oct er piit, at bet Sribes / flor WooIe.
ftof iaar pg er meget i~nSbriuaenoe. ga
gRotS iGlges let % life fan aienfien.
nes, mar Den enaang er borte fra
giorten. Wan anilaar, of nlanoe m.
ienSe StrfbeIs or itiaaIne, % at Ior.
mere | Soma bar tabt flere hlieuSc
Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
Srugtbar SorO.

@0bt b~,IiessHes fos so til So TT. argc mob bet
fers 3tEuoiiTii: % Hrs al SsroenS bsSFs gRarte
ber tgRtaaeagclis. St. aau!. 9alats 0g SUPERIOR nj
CT tqoc pas ScEs gz0bgttGE- 2U sE, bvae
vi tiIbaNeT BEN. tSn 'seer ct Sism.
9dusgt CT ~bs.js8sEsc His! usaru eisie ltpts gVar.s
beJ 90 eiertgt Yaa bet i;ort "RrH Glgur-~ gityl't on
hDufsi EEiel GeEgp sSalars Tiger Wallace Iowa
Farmer scr ben Ssic RUp. 1896:
~1sH fgEfl S~tyRtutas a. S~irfsIigt s0st gaEs, lem
MI rr aabeUt for ssttliHs. iOm ri asT uSarR auuefab
en-, act vil ON . sar rnberboIss Gu trttrrt ssi0lt
uiEs rub srsrisras jaiaOis. Sierra. RsBgaFs rasr
GaHies.~
SHaeuhr0E Ssteu Ian aTssturapI raeT @eieTtegfii
bTjnrs mt1 htbr eelb. 9OrbeE CT rte Sermuie o.
CT jEI dNict tE brembtiugslie al heEs GsliHecr az
atpVeF, 1iHsothi o. aHeet tanst Hras. &gThtSu
81 bgtte tfseeI tEbbel 5araart. EerioW ba Egittr al
fifbe paa eTtrG isfte StiaaT, iaa faA u s.Dt bea. Beat
itts al 9aerea- spu ~. Striu Ill
l.. A. HOWARD,
502 Oneida Block, Minneapolis, Minn-
KontoTsTi 50 Commerce BISg,
Chicago, III, og Mora, Nil a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
Zen inGatige Gppt.

Observation-Disclosures oil pibe, at
8r9iioent Rooienelt bar nperlaOt til
i'm rpe Statsmiuiiter, Glibu &oot, at
.uSnppne 0iplumater 90 &ouiuIer
runot ON / 9anoene. Get er pei
SanS9eo "meS Elaboration. Ser.
bert $. 3. 8ierce, iom er treble
Tulsmpatig i Statsbepartementet,
or lopet en- diplomatic Boit, og &r,
Roet leeer M meo "&pS 90 Spft" Ell
ter en-. ipm fan inotase hans 8Iaos.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
SOLDIERS in ,MITINY
Members of Life Guard Rcgiiucnis
Refused to Co to Manchuria.

Berlin, July Ga correspondent at
Kattowitz, Sileshl, says he learns from
an altogether reliable source that six
teen men were designated in each
of the Lithuania life guard
regiment in Warsaw to go to Manchu-
Tia. June %, and that day the men so
designated refused to go, II their
comrades refused to make them do so.
She colonel OF the Iithudnia regiment
sent to another life guard regiment
named the St. Petersburg for help, but
the IL en- refused 10 obey orders, which
was also the case with Il third life
guard regiment, the KeXholm. The
Colonel Of the Lithunia :egiment then
applicd to the military commander II
Warsaw. Lieut.. Gen. KOmorGotf, who
sent a detachment Of Cossacks to the
MokOtOw camp. Some of the mutt
neerS fired on the COssacks, who re-
turned the fire, fourteen altogether. De
ing killed before those who resisted
were arrested.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

Odessa, July 6.-8:21 p. m.-The
Kniaz Potemkine still occupies the
center of the stage here. The authori-
ties are well informed about Ter
various Black sea ports form the topic
of continuous speculation and comment
in business and official circles. But as
the opinion prevails here that she will
not return to menace Odessa, TheoGo-
slams view her doings interestedly, bit
not coupled with any particular alarm.
The fact that the Kniaz POtemkine is
still at large, cruising in the Black sea,
threatening ports and holding up
steamers and other craft, is beginning
to bring criticism pom the naval au-
thorities, owing to their apparent slow
ness and lack Of energy in pursuing
and terminating her piratical career.
The torpedo boats, which it is re-
ported are trailing the Kniaz Potell-
kline, have done nothing, although The
whereabouts of the battleship has new
er been a secret. The Black sea is 50
small that she has never been oct OF
reach OF the feet which left here yes
terday and which is popularly suppos-
ed to be following the renegade I0r
the purpose of effecting her surrender
or siknig her. Il the effort is in ear
nest it can easily meet the KniaZ Po-
temkine within a comparatively few
hours. The belief is general, however,
and there is general confirmation Of It,
that the main difficulty confronting the
fleet regarding The kniaz Potemklne
lies in the fact that the crews OF the
ships are strongly disinclined to en-
gage the mutinous battleship. It is
reported on good authority that their
crews have actually refused to attack
her.
In the meantime commerce on the
Black Sea is being slowly resumed and
coastwise and other steamers are clear
ing from Odessa On their former schef-
uleS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
PASSENGER TRAIN WRI-CKIa,
err in Which Thirty People Were
Injured and Seven Cars Destroyed.

st. Paul. MINI, July e-Ab1ut thir-
p people were injured. one seriously,
III; the wreck af the Great Northern
w~estbOund Flyer" at SpTlngbroeaz, -Zl
III lies east of WillistOn, y. D., seven
cars were burned by a fire which broke
ezlt Immediately after the wreck pre-
SaImably caused by the explosion of Il
-as tank under the smoking car. The
rail car and the special car Joliet,
containing Dr. Frank Billings, Of Chi
<9go. II 4 party Of physicians en-
route to Portland. did not leave tle
ra Is and were unhar1Dse1 by the
flames.
The officials of the road here say
frat il was Il miracle that numbers
wRe-not killed as the tram was run
ring at a high rate Of spee9 when If
lefI the rails. According Te their Pc
rorT there was no spreading OF the
rsiir> and they are unable to account
for ahe accident.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

PoIi%y to be Carried Out by tie pana-
Aia Canal COmmissiOn-Thc Yellow
Fever Situation.

Washington, July 6-Life ON IA
of Panama is to be made
.healthfal, comfortable and enjoyable
before the real work of digging the ca
1al is begun, according to IN announce
nent of policy made today by Chair
man Shonts,o of the Panama Canal Com
mission.
Mr.. Shonts said:
Our first DUG is to CT sate sound un-
lsrlying conditions. This is now vast
lis more important than the moving Of
dirt. The snen must have suitable
houses in healthy surroun dings; they
Unjust have wholesome and nourisll4lg
flood at reasonable cost, they mus,
ihave suitable transportation facilities
to get to and from their work, and
they must have opportunity for recre-
lation. II will be the policy OF
1.-THE commission to provide these es-
tsentials n quickly as possible, and to
only increase the working force, aside
from the mechanics necessary to pro-
wide these necessities, as fast as the
facilities Indicated can be furnished.
The CONF mission realizes that it's adher-
lence to this policy will result il tie
lactual handling of less quantities OF
material temporarily, but it also knows
that with healthy underlying condi-
Itions uastly NOR willIS,e accomplished
Halter ON at less cost and with less
IfrlctjGl.
1T will also be the Ivariable policy
lof the commission to give to TIE pub
ilic Ee actual eanditiEE.s as they exist
lon the isthmus withaut any attempt
Ito either color ID conceal. So much has
ibeeR said by the press OF an eXaSgeIat-
led character about health coz itiona
ithe1p that it niaw be wise to recanl-u
ilate the facts regarding yellow fever.
There have BEEN between nine and ten
Thousand employees an the Ssthmus
lsince the disease first appeared II May.
During the mozIh there were twenty
Icana1 employees stricken, AMI We
deaths. In June, thirty canal employ
lees were stricken and -four deaths, two
Iof taose dying being American ap-
ipointed in the United States and TWO
,persms appointed OF the lsE1mu5
There were also three cases OF fever
lamoag employees Of the Panama Iall-
lroad company ard no Deaths. Dlrlne
1.-THE month of July, up To the 5th aheIe
have been no new 8 and there has
Ibeen but one employee under Eeat-
lmenL.
In regard to the wages paid ann the
statements that SO many men have iefI
because of reduction in salaries, tho
fact is that wages instead OF haFsna
lbeen reduced have been very coE1t1-
lerably increased N every branch OF Fhe
I~seryica on the iStrmus during the L7
lof the present commission.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

Ffhe crop report for the week ending
Monday, July ;, says:
Drought begins To prevail now at an
increasing number OF places in North
Carolina. being quite severe In more
than & dozen central counties, as well
as IL several along the coast. Except
tine deficiency i'm rainfall. the wathcr
during the week ending Monday, July
I'd was favorable, especially for farm
work The injurious effect of !"
drought was tn u large extent mi!iGa;-
ed by the moderate temperatures and
cloudy weather that prevailed, which
prevented the scalding OF crops and at
the sayue time made the week savor-
able for farm work. The mean tenn
p~erafure for the state at large aver
aged about &c degrees, or normal. bus
this was 4 degrees lower than the meails
for the preceding week: maximum teu-
perafares much above 30 degrees did
not occur, and the nights we've rather
cool, but not sufficiently so TO mate
rally check the growth of crops, even
cotton While the weather has been
very dry, some light showers Temporal
rity refreshing crops occurred, chieiiy
on June hi and July LIST. but the ac-
tHal mount Of precipitation received
z-ls harIIy sufficient in most places TO
wet the soil. West Of the Rlue Ridge
fSwaiR, Madison, Buncombel many
counties received copious rains, others
east OF the mountains none whatever
Crops arr now all clean, and well chl-
tivatEd. and farm work IL fully up to
GATE but rain is much needed over the
larger portion Of the state TO lnTigorate
! c,.v3s as well as to soften the soil,
WI Il has Saxs::le hard and dry. inter
! fsrInc wish cultivation, and with the
| planting Of field peas
| .t1hUngh the nights were somewhat
e. ec0l eJyrUn has continued 10 improve,
and may he said to be almost normal
| in ~5HdSfoH, though plants are still
srraIl and fafs i'm some sections: blooms
| appeared during the latter part OF
| -iurse n n large number Of countiey,
| and for the season are already very
numerurs; lice continue TO he reported
in many counties: rain would he very
berreficini 10 cotton as we'll as most
other crops Corn is doing only fairly
We'll and is very irregular In growth
| old csrn n suffering from drought,
which is causing firing and twisting on
upla Htts, yodnG corn in lGwlands is
DOING wen: much corn has tasseled
rather low: laying by Is nearing com
pleEon- except young ern
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
CANNOT STEAK IN BERLIN
German Government Debars Frcnct
Socialist Leader-TI,is Action VIII
Cause Much Discussion.

Berlin, July G~.-Cnanceiior Won Buc-
low autographed TO Praince Radolii,
the German ambassador at Paris, to
day. to inform j. Jaures, the Er8nch
sOcialiStic leader that the German gov
erpment Thought it best to debar him
from speaking III Berlin. July 9, as Il
has been announced he intended TO DC.
The chancellor in his telegram says:
The German Socialists would use
the presence of Herr Jaures in Berlin
to w by his person their hostile en-
beavers against the state and national
Interests. The imperial government
cannot refrain from using the means
at its disposal tC prevent the party
from seeking to destroy the existing
and censtitutiOnally established or
der"
The French forbade Herr BebeI
from speaking in Paris six years ago,
and the German government prohibit
ed Herr Rueb, a member of the Reich
stag. from speaking ON II French side
of the frontier near Muehausen two
years ago. Precedefts are numerous
in most of the continental states. NeV-
ertheleSS the exclusion of NJ. JaureS IL
certain to cause rEtah discussion
Herr Singer, who next to Herr Beb6,
IS the leading socialist in Germany,
SAYS the action of the government *
ridiculous and is q confession of week.
LESS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
Results of Tornado That Swept Over
Montague County.
FORCE SPENT IN HALF AN HOUR
Fifty Persons We're Injured. Seine of
Them Seriously--The Damage 10
Property Will Total $500, 000-CrupS
Reateu 10 the Ground and Hundreds
of Livestock Killed.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 6.-Twenty-
killed and fifty injured by the tornado
which swept over a portion of Mon;a-
que county in the northern part of This
state yesterday afternoon. The prop
erty loss will probably total 5000 80.
The tornado made its appearance
near Nocona at $50 o'clock in the az
ternoon. from a ~cone-shaped grec1i*h
cloud. The force of the wind sweep
everything in its path. Small houses
We're lifted from their foundations and
carried many yards. Other structures
were blown down and in many in
stances their occupants were caught
the crashing tirlhers. The storm ira
versed an area about three miles Wi1
and fifteen in length. Crops were beat
en- to the ground and livestock suffered
severely, hundreds of cattle being kill
ed or MANNED.
The Methodist and Baptist churches
at Belcher were blown to the ground,
but 50 far as can be learned 10 loss
of life occurred there. Long Branch
school house, four miles west Of Mon
tague, was destroyed and the Dixie
school house, six miles south was de
molished. The students in both tncS;c
schools escaped serious injury.
Several Of the most valuable farms
in upper Texas were directly in lno
path of the storm and the death list
is largely made up Of country people.
Nocona was the only town that suffered
materially, the tornado claiming sew
eral victims in its immediate vicinity.
Many houses weer damaged in Mon
tague and the loss there will be GOA
siderable. The court house sustained
the loss Of it's roca and three churches
were partially destroyed.
The tornado Travelled ia a southeast
/, erly direction and spent its force in
about half ar hour.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
CREW OF kNIiZ POTENKfNE
Tho hutineers Number $50 Mcn-A
Full Complement of Ammunition.

Theodosia. july Ga correspondent
OF the Associated Press who visited
the kniaZ PotemkIne in company with
the mayor found the battieship COM
nanded by an elected committee of
sever headed pv Ensign and Quarter
master Alexieff A. Quasi. commits
s:oned rank in the Russian navy. Ev-
erything was in order and good dis
ciDlinc prevailed. All the guns we're
loaded and it was said that the mutt
reers had a full complement of am
nutrition. The crew consisted Of 80
men and there ware fifteen more in
the torpedo beat No. 256. No officers
WcIe seen BUT II WAS rumored tina
there were several ensIgns among the
crew held prisoners and costumed as
sailors.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
MEANS TO FORCE SURRENDER
Black Sea Fleet Will Give Battle to
the knIaZ POtc:nkinc.

st. Petersburg, July :, $50 a. NJ
Up TO three O'Clock this morning no re-
port was received from TheodOsia Of
the arrival Of the squadron from Sc
NastopOl, and it IS not known whether
an encounter with the KniaZ pOtemklpa
is5ts aiken place Oh whether the battle
ship has executed its threat to bonn
bard the city last night, unless furnish
ed with the supply of coal demanded.
The latest dispatches from TheOdO-
STA received here, timed 7:43 yesterday
afternoon, reported that the kniaz Po-
temkine was cruising off shore i'll sight
CT the town, but is is possible she may
nave left that vicinity before the arri-
val of the squadron.
y press dispatch from S%evastOpOl
gives a rumOr that the Kniaz Potem-
klne went seward late yesterday az
ternoon. If the squadron arrived be-
fore her departure, either the surren-
der of the battleship or Il battle is re-
Sarded as certain, as Admiral ChOuk-
min, it is believed, would not have dis
patched his ships in search OF the mu-
tious vessel unless sure that there
would be no repetition of the Odessa
tiaSco.
Advices received by the minister Of
the interior. BOu1ingin, report a serious
anti-Semitic agitation in the govern
ments Of Ekaterinoslav and Kherson,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
MADE A FINE IMPRESSION
detachment Of United States Sailors
and Marines Given an Ovatis1 i'll
Paris.

Paris, July'6.-The unusual sight o:
a detachment of United States sailors
and marines swinging through the
central th0roughfares Of Paris today
aroused great interest and brought out
ali enthusiastic ovation from the
crowds along the ines OF march The
American naval contingency numbered
five hundred men and presented a fine
appearance as they emerged from the
station. They were :uaifOrmeX as a
landing party, wearing the regulation
CATERS and carrying rifles with fixed
%bayOnets. They were escorted to the
military school by 4 batta1 on Of
French Infantry. All along the route
the streets were lined with dense
crowds eager to see the Americans.
Women waved their handkhrchiefs
and miniature flags and there was Il
continued shout of "FTye les Ameri-
cainS.'
The Americans made "a m0H favor
able impression by their sturdy bronx
ed appearance and the s~nlarsEess OF
their movements.