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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
SOldDr miro wabridrinli6
in 9cnti6lanO anigrlrgt,
Det6ung Der GrirgS6Olrn.
Ser rniiiIdIe 6inan5agcnt Ocbcimcr
Sommer5icurntb Grnit uun Mem
oclsiohn in %cipredluug nit
lIiniitcr gSitte.
Koufersns, nit osm H,ihsfansIer.


Cesuial.sab,lospsia, Der ~ y. s,aat8lduna'J
@erIil - lSlIi.
9luer 0oruuSFbt no6 ,piro Die
StelIun9ndbme Der ger,irer 6o9fis
mans. neihe ourb lleberna6me pon
4nleiben RuBlano einen 9roBcn 31.u
Der 8elomittel 8ur 6iibruug pes Stries
oes 9egtn s5opan beIhoiit bat, audi
duf ous 8ergalten Der rullu den BE
bollmd6tiQten bel Der b.poritehenoen
6rieoeuatonferen5 einen nitt 3u uns
teriddBenoen @influB aa5ijben. Yin
Hubldno lperben duberoyosn!ltde IL
nan3iele Anforoerungen bcrantreten,
unb o6 es DieIe in 6rohtrcjh pirb
beten tonnen, erfdeint i'm 6iHbIid auf
bic Ii6 1amdbIi9 lodernosn Se3iebuns
gen spiIden Qorts uno Ct petersz
burg reht 3WeiieI6dft.
Sn oieIen lpiftigen 5raacn biirfte
bereits Elm Meinun9sau9tauib 3nis
fhen oen leitenoen WldHncru erfolgt
fein. 9lIs RuBIanb's i}1uptbepol
md6tiqter g8itte ouf ber Hetie BON
ct. Betersburg nu6 Qaris auf Der
beutf6en Gjren3Itntion G0ottubnen
eintrdf purne er bort pou oem 8ebei@
men GommeBienrat6 Gruit b. M}enz
beIsiobn, bem Gbef bes als ruiiiihen
Tinan3aQenten betannteu 9erliier
8antbauIes WenbelsIpbn & 60, ems
pfungen 6err b. Wenoelsiobn be
qleitete 6errn Witte auf 0eiien Reiie
bur6 Qan3 8eutI9lanb inn begab ii9
bann iofort gu bem auf 0oyoeyuen in
Der SommerfriIde neilenoeu Rtihss
ton3ler 5Furiten b. 8ulon. DAP 3lpi=
fChen benz beutIhen Banter uno Dem
Observation-Disclosures geipret1un.
gen pegen eirer Don beutIhen fiuQns
siers 3u iiberne6.neuoen ru1iiifen NM
Ieihe CUR 8edunq Der RON RuBlapn I'll
subIen0en Grie9sentitdbi9ung itatt9ez
funben habtn, tann nobI faum ejntm
3neifel unterIieqen. 9ldh &enntnjBs
nabme bon 0itte's enentuellen 6inanjs
plduen bat 5err bon U}enbelsiobs obs
ne ger3uq nit nem 9}eiAsfan}ler in
bieTer nidtiqen 2lngele9enheit toufcs
rirt, I'm bic Qlniitten Der 3e9ierung
iiber cine in 0eutI&Ianh unter3u6rin
genoe ruiiiihc QGnJei3e teEnen 81 Ter,
men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
Muilriqcr 6ricasGcE
9criclbe untcrOriift cine Weutcrci
Der GOli}iitcn in Banana nit ocm
9icuulucr in ocr 0uno.
Sdlurrs Straic iar Die 9lnfii6rcr.
g}annmn. 26. csuIi.

Banana. 90. Suti.
Inter ben fieij9en Qoli3iIten brad
beute cine Yieuterei aus, bic aber iofpri
beim 8e9inn ourd ben &riegsetredr
Santiago be ia @uaroid unierDriidI
iuuroe, ber ben Uteutereru nit Qe3oQe
nem ReDoloer unb burh Die 9ffi3iere
her QoIi3ei nnttritiibt 9eacniiber trat.
Die 0auptiii5rer mur0en BON 6eu
Setrctdy ihper q.itrdft unb bic an
beren Wleuterer in Giien qeIe9t. poli
tit bate nicb's nit Der Meuterej 3u
tbun. Der 4oli3eicbef 2eouipa8 Qre.
ten befinoet Iih in Qtquaoolce 3ur ges
iibtigun9 oer bortigen Pofi3eimodt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
llnrnAcm in 9liiGni 9IOwauruO.
Fl. EcteraLurn 2G. NllIf.

St. Ncttr9bura % [Slllt
9iuiidlcn 9lrbciteru uuo GomoicS
firasn III 9iiduj ]tolDQoroo ieit bier
So9en nod fprtmabreuo Ncibereien
itatt ord fam Is icit Dem lceteu
Sountole nidt me1r 3u eiuem ci.
gentlid'en Nrdmaa Garmi3 pltr.
Zen, mir icet ordl Sic Rcaicrltnq Be.
font 1egebtl miro pp5Ii N}am ge.
t00tet 0rei lcben@Qcidhrlih permuu,
oct 9lut mur0e 9e3en oie Ntauern
hcs SdmIbolnca III ser &oritoot
SoruoOo cine Nombc qcihIat0ert.
Scr @ombcHmcricr @lpar0 babel ge-
t00tet. IS berridt 3mdhen So3iol,
oemotraten cincrieit9 lmo 3iegel.
itreihern lno Oroid,fenfttihcru all.
oCrerict5 Ill ser gnritoot 5ornopu
eeraoe5u cine 9,rt 9luticb0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
NcW SrIcanS uOm OruI=
irlbcu bcimgriudjt.
S6arIo J(a5regf(n.
Die fnrGtbarc Aranflcit hat iid
anfcrOrOCutlidJ iducl c;ugeniitct
nuo bercits grOfc SimcniiOncn
nn9tEUmmcH.
l5& Grfraufungen, 81 Cooesfdue.
Nep Orleans. "a. 26. NSuli.

g3em Orleans, ga, y. Sui.
beridtet. paB Bis qeItern 2lbeno um
10 llbr 154 9erionen am Gelben 6ies
Der ertrantten uno "a 6dQe einen
toptliden @erlduf na6men. Sine
itrenae Quordntdne lit anQeoronet
iporoen uno Die 8e60rDen geben Ii6
Gle Olij1e. I'm Die Seu6e auf i6ren
9erD 3u 6ei6rdnten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
Gorb nnO 5cl6itmoroucrind,.
0nni. oG 80

~I. ~IUIs, =. ltUII.
Frart q. Garo. edemols gd6ufons
hufteur in Gow Sole, erihof cine
Sr1u 9'mtus 9sufoh Graft uno
rotp 61an liner Ss.bitmoroeriud.
Gor1 ia'e 6h eyei 9u1slr in osn
acpf urc rufts i'm qrsaien6luie
tro er jt 0un6oerbdros beruntsr3us
reiber tro A.t.s oart Rismer cuff isis
nem 2e7st f,'dtit aiirt psyeen 1rou
GTdfi ri-~. II ihytr ei1snsn 0oh-
nung esmcre.l.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
G6He
y}e.nrr1ifo 0e

Nlip1r1iio, 2G. ,Juli
1as 8etja leb; bab bic Qiayr
bt6oroe beid. 1sn f5t. oem aon1tf
beuUs9suuit1u Ter ti'eniihen 1YI1
tt 5u gnpietiea gn in C3robbrttanne
bier Sh'attih'' Z }u ie 1900 10a
nen taNn LalI.n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
OompIcr RooIeoclt.
2er Commander Gcarp hat nit Sem.
ielbcu icinc GntOcdnngSrciic uadl
Dem NOropul augctrctcn.
6at icitc 3uueriidDt arr Grfolg.
Norlh snonsn. s. o.. 26. 3uli.

Nort3 Sponen. 6. g., 26. 5uli.
Ter orttii4e Damp cr .RooleDelt i.
NIT Der jijnqiten Grpeoition oes 6oms
Numbers pear0 bat beutc gla6nittaQ
2 llhr ieine Heiie our 9tuffiubun9 bes
Nor6pols Fortqciebt. 2(ts rer Dampier
bic gQerft oerlief. Brad cine unoe
6eurs .gleni6enreuqe bic fid) beriams
melt botte. um Der Q6f1brt 3u3uie6en,
in 6ohru'e dus. Die gieifcn Der
1aupfers fieea elm unb Biz 0emons
itrotion oouertr fori. bis Der Tompier
ben 6afen perlieb. Iie Staot mar Az
oieier GieleQen6eit rrd6tboQ betorirt.
Ter Commander gearb bat In einem
@eiprdd oor ieiner Q(usreiie Bic feltt
llefer3euaunq dus9eiproheu. BAR er
srioi9reich isin miirbe. in neIfem fFQrle
er i'm Septembsr 1906 3uyiidte6ren
nerDe 5rou 8earb uuo 3oAter. bic
mt 6em COMMANDER bs 3u ieiner 2t6s
i1trt bier iroren. iin6 6eute nab Reu
gprt 5uriid9etehrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
GoGQcnfriIt.
9ir 9IppeliationsucrGaaoluug ocS
Mjrbcrs gilbert :. &ntrit uuf Ocn
?. Cft0lcr iciiacicbt
&crtaguna Ocr 0inridItnug.
g}elp 2]orf, q. cyllli

Iem ]lorf. 81. Ilili.
g1oh einmal iiuO 5hritte gct6an
noroen ocu Ser Grnorolmg oe9
WliQiunQrs g3illiam NJ. Nice iiber
fiibrten mo 3uu looc pertrtbeilten
0tnpolt 9Qbcrt I @atrif uor Dem
eleftrii6cH Snibl pt retteu Sciue
9lnpGlte. Iopi0 q. Sill BON 9tlbom
uno GoQar ). @ohlcr pom II @rooo-
man, Nianhattan babeH Dor 9iifter
Dennis 3 9rien pom 2lppeu9cridte
in g9atcrtopn Sen 9lutra9 ouf nod].
malige glrQlmeutirlug 0e5 6alle2
geIteIit. lnO 5war unter Der
@egriinbung, DaB cine Niebr'
belt oes @cridt9bolc9 bel
Ser llrtheiI5 @ejtdtiQlIn8 eini0a
mihtiqc @1nftc iibericlon &idlter
0'@rieu CAB oicier idlriftlid einae-
reid)tcn ylpplitation ltatt, mas
qIeid5eitiq eiuen Grefutions 9luI.
idyu6 BIS sur 95er6anohmQ ijbcr Ben
9lntraQ an . Cftober, Dem erlten
1ag alt ,teltben Der appellgeridlts.
bof nod 0en Sommerferien 5uian.
mentritt, bcncutct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
Dnner. 26. l1I

Sri. Qtnnette 8,aermara, hie eben=
falls ben 9eriu6 m2h,c. ben 9onai
gu ourhiChpimmen. muBte no6 5
Stunoen 2lufenibaIt i'm 0dTer peQeu
Seeirantheit BEN @sriuh auf9eben.
Gie bate 0eaton cine N}eiIe jiberbolt,
oIS lie aus Dem WoFer scten muBte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28

Goner. u nLi

Gbparo 6ed;ou ron QjDerpcol
mad)te beute einen 9triu8. iiber ben
SandI 3u i6pirmen. Gr aeoentt in
Der gldbe BON GclQis su tdn9en. Trl.
&nnette aeIlerm1nn aus 2(uitralien
uno 2lnoere mrlsn In Der ndniten Sci;
oenielber @eriu6 madlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
4rOflamatiuu Sc3 GOcha'cr @Onprr'
ncnrS.
CbeHa.

Goefu. 20. eSuli.
Der Gouberneur pon SbeiIa bat cine
Qroflomatiqn ertalIen, bic qeeignet
Iein biirfte. Die bitttre Stimmunq, bic
unter ten 9ruppen uno anoeren 9e
b0lteruuq8ildiIen niber bic .5uoen
berrId1t, NOD }u bergr0Bern. Der
@ouperneur moAt in Der Protldmas
tion betannt. ndB in anonnmen 8rieicn
tiele Qerionen ats So3idloemofraten
uao 2luFlpie9ler aebranbmdrtt noroen
ieien bon beren l1naIer @eiinnunq er
Iih ii6er3euqt bate. 2fudJ lei ihln
mitQet6eilt morben, RAP bic Suben bic
Qoli3ei beIhuIoiqen Elm Ssraelittu
8lutbdo por3ubereiten. Gr iei ers
Itount. oaB 3uben griefe iolhen 5n-
baIts ON TIN qeridtet 6dtten, ba oc.f
bic s{sroeliten ielbft an alien llnru6cn
ihulo qeptieu ieien. Die QoIi3ei bafe
In bon Suocu benobnten 6duIern g}es
boIber Spr2n16omben uno piet pcr-
botene Sdriften 1efunoen. Qpdren
bic eSsraeli,en niht Qepelcn, 70 mare
S0eFa nit.t an ben Rono bes 2l6
drunoes delommen. unb cine qnjd5
4|otemtin 2,'foire lpdre EN- Dina Der
ltum00lid1icit QepeIen. Oieien une
5hatIohen 1e9euii6er '6dtttu
ieBf bic Su0en bic Stirn, qeqeu Die
poIi3ei QntIagen onr3ubringen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
9rOicIiDrcn uno Smocntcn.


9ie 9eIe9irten Der 3e6nii6en6ohs
f6ulen, pelde IN g6arfottenburq 3u
8onferen}en bebuis 9(nnabme eiues
sinbeitIi6en 2ttticusplanes in neul
neuent6rannten 8ampfe Qeqen ben
SuItusminiiter 9r. Stubt 3uiummene
getreten Ijnb, rechnen auf rie 8unoes-
9enoNenidaft Der 4iroieToren, um ben
enbQiiItiqen Siee eritteiten gu t6nnen.
sic baben cine Grt,dutnq peroffente
Ii9t, in ber Ie ihrem 'sIten @ertrauen
boB bic qrpfeHpren 66m 9ultusninis
Iter Qcqeniiber ibre ea4ite Selbitftiu-
bigieit bepabren UNI 5r eigenes Red1t
nit Gntfhiebenheit oertbeioigen per.
ben. 9lusbrud perleifeH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
91cmcr Strcif.
Qoos, 9Bolen. 26. eSul

N0o3, 4]olen, rs, Suli.
Observation-Disclosures Nrbeiter ;n|
@ener's 9aumpolIefabrit Qinqen teuteI
an ben Streit, neil oer 0ormann ent.
Iafen tpurbe. sic oro6en. bic 6abrit|
Su 5erftoren un0 ndhteu feute Naf
r'ttaq cine g~onitrdtion, pur0tuI
ober pouaoioien 5erItreut, bic 900 ps,
haftetsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
Manncridnncr NlLILer nriipr6cn.


Sn 6onnober i; 6eloentenor
unb Da9nsrianrsr liam Y}i0tr
i'm Qllter BON 60 aus bem &C.
ben oeitiebeu (l1G 81 UlUler pur.
be en- 4 Te6ru1r in 6anuoper
ols Der So6u eino l6mo6ers az.
boren uno mar 6sys Do4oedsr. aIs
fb isju gtianl ofTen6arte.
Pa6benf er ourt oItapelImeiiter
Dorm upo Slider Berlin be}m
6annooer eusqebi.o2 ear. bsbiitiri.
sr 1868 in 6annoe & oSoiep6 in
Qe1rptfn" Set e pirite II in
ieiner @1te-iiob.. mn 3uei syo6s
re IN Qeip}jo unb m ST Biz 1884
an Der t6nia.i.bsr ~ Berlin tbis
ti1 On tssicer-r Sabre fe6rts
q an bal faui7t.t 1ier in 6du
noper 3uriit um are 1893 biz
giihns odnlih ID 7sr.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
Die Bennington.

Dan aIauut, Nak Oicirl6c ictt uicbcr
10 irctidti0 iii, nm in oaS Srudcn.
Ood gcbrndJt lpcrocu in f0uncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28
S5utclicr 0mi- @nbfuiN.

NII17FFf Z Z. WI.
Der Gjrob6sr3oq Grit Quopig oon
SeFen 1T. ME aus J cmitabt gemeI
bet pirb. unter bic s teIunterne6mer
oe1dnqen. 2tneroina aetreibt er cine
Gordbanisrei luener / iii nod burf
Qn9eitelte. o6ey er III III einem grpban
mohernen 6ptel in Der ibe bes Sd1loi-
iss in feiuer 6aupt una Reiibeu3itaot
findn3iel bet5eiliqt. letteres bei
oiberoroentlinen 2lns7en CUR Inter.
brirqung oIer @dits aift Roun al.
mug bieiet, ae6t Ieins 5iiht oa6in, in
biefem 6otel cine 1an Stage fir ei
nene MGite III refern,ren
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-07-28

Die ,,1Ioroitern "-5eitun-
gen haben Ole 6eIcbicbte
BON ga Groiie nicbt nur
mtticPrctben ioneern NIT
tnacbcn belfen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
TIE ROLL OF HONOR.
Nam IS Of 3O366 japanese Soldiers and
Sailors in S3okonsha Temple.

Toxic, April 3o.-With elaborate
r"r'n'"nv. beginning "Wednesday ana
emitting Friday. the names Of 80. $50
""idi"rs and sailors of Japan killed
Eri"r t" the hattl" Of Muk'lcn. will be
'nShrino'i in tho Snnkonsha Temple.
Many hinsm,n ana kinsWomcn Of the
NiCtinIs Of the war are assembling in
Toxic To participate in the ceremony
and are irinc shown snccial cnnsilera-
ton. fhoy viii ne the special guests
Of the government. The flags Of thu.
isussian cruiser Naria". which was
sunk in the first naval battle If tine
war and the, standard captured at
Mukdon. are on exhibition in the tenn
rie. I'll" Emperor ana Empress Of
Japan will attend the ceremony.
Thursday. and In" crown prince and
princess will be present. Friday.
tn" ~cr"l,.ony Is based on the nation
- belief in tho immortality of the soul
ANA III" homage due to ancestors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
ACNkOHE BAY
Continued from Page One.)

street. They set fire to the storehouse
great piles of provisions, thousands o,
IONS Of hay and fodder. The rutfians
'ihcnE them robbed right and left. and no
one had time or inclination to preyen,
them.
The town was in 4 turmoil More
'iooFs We're coming in others were go
ing north. They said the Japanese had
cat the railway between Kaiynan and Tie
i'tss, That they would be surrounded
We didn't have any map. We couId
only speak little Chinese, but We de-
tidtd 10 mako for Fakumen, about %
hilicS away. To the east we could see
INES OF carts and long columns of men
ana guns YEARLY journeying northw;,ro.
MI ABOUT us, however guns and soldiers
'l"u horses were going down to meet the
Japanese. The men seemed fairly fresh.
lh"E hadn't been in the retreat.
Ailstchionko WIS out on the Russian
flank with G0O0 cavalry ana \ connie of
u ltteries. Splendid men they were. too.
ne IS lazy. Mistchienko, or he would have
done something.
w" managed to get through to Faku-
men. There we saw the Japanese flags
iSaln. but there We're only eight rrrr1-
lars in the place. The town had been oc-
cupied by tn" Chinese bandits. They held
us up, but We told them we had no mon
cy. The women who went through from
Tic Pass before us had t" pay IaD rollhlcs
apiece. bat they let us off"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
TIE ARMT'S EASTER.
Russians IN Field Have Services-Jap
Positions as Reported.

Giashu Pass. Name huria. April 2o.-rhc
Russian army hero celebrated its second
Easter in the field with the traditional
religious services and obs, rvanccs. Spec
iAl Easter features were prepared for the
soldiers. giving them respite from their
usual duti"; wherever possible
Information obtained from prisoners and
captured mails shows that the disposition
Of the japanese armies is as follows:
General Nodzu. the region between tic
T'ass ana l\aiyun: Gen. Oiu. from Tie
Pass westward of the railway: Gen. KIl-
rclii. from Tie Pass eastward of the rail
WHY; Cen. Ncgi. from Fakoman to
Changtufu: KaWlmIra. northeast Of
Mukd"n. TIL" weakest forces Of the Jap
amos" arc in the region about Mul:don
Will" the principal concentration is in the
region Of Tic Tass. Tho tlani-s are gtilr,;-
"a by MIXED bands Of Japanese ana Chi
nt;c bandits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
No Gains by Strikers and No Steps
Toward a Settlement.

| Chicago. April 50.-Chicag0 had on
| working clothes. today, as a result OF
the teanstcrs' strike, which. today
failed Of spreading ana Of settlement
MI day down town STREETS were crowd
Ell with heavily laden wagons. giving
the city Il Weekday appearance. Hus-
IE"sS men were anxious to procure an
extra stock of material ana supplies.
and every available team was brought
INTO use. y committee representing the
employers Association met Mayor
DENIES peace committee after which
COMMITTEES representing the unions
conferred with the mayors peace COM
nilttce After the conferences. the
peace committee issued the following:
Ihc representatives of the employ
"rs refused to accept any concessions
or means of arbitration which was sug-
2ested, while the laboring men de-
"iareh their readiness to arquirsce in
the plan of submitting the controversy
To persons commanding the respect ana
c"nlid,ncc Of the community"
Tn" Chicago Federation of Labor
passed resolutions that President
Roosevelt. Coy. Dencen ana MAYOR
Dunno be requested to Investigate the
existing conditions in Chicago before
complying with amy request for the
use of militia in the city.
Nine hundred extra policemen will
be put on duty in the downtown quar-
ter, tomorrow morning. The streets
were free from rioting. today, ms no ef-
fort was made to make deliveries to
the firms involved.
William ana Harry Grady, picture
frame manufacturers. were shot, to-
day, and several wounded. through Il
misunderstanding. 1t is said by the 20
lice that strike sympathiZcrs who be-
lieVod that the Gradys We're connected
with Montgomery Ward & Co, made
tn" attack.
Louis Becker. Il secondhand dealer,
ana Icrmnn kluS, 4 non-union team
stcr. were attacked by a crowd of sew
oral hundred persons at Crosby and
oak streets. tonight, ANA driven from
their wagons. The men We're chased
through Il crowded trolley car in which
they had taken refuge ana after he
ing shot at, were severely kicked ana
beaten. Thos. KcrWin. who led the at
lacking party. was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
WANTED AT WASHINGTON.
Minister Bowen Must Prove Charges
Against Sec. LOOMS.

Washington, April 3e.-''ho cahlcgram to
Minister HoW, II, nStructnG him to report
to Washington forthwith. NLS dispatched.
Saturday. by Acting Secretary i-""miS.
Shndld he arrive before the President $
return. Mr. Eowcn VIII make his state
mcnt To- Sec. Taft. who is disposed I" deal
with the cIs" himself and not permit il
to remain oloI; to add 70 the bulk of i'm
pnrtHnt business which Will confront the
President upon his return,
See. Taft also sent a CahlcErain t. Min
iGtrr Howrn. Saturday, stating tn r'a-
sons for his summons to Washington.
They are. in brief. first. bCcHasc Mr..
l:oWon mas flied charges against Mr..
Lnp'niS: second. the publication of thoS"
chHrgcs in the New York Herald; third.
Mr.. Loomis' complete denial; fourth. Mr..
Iopmis' countcrchargc that Mr.. Eow"n
had secured that publication, and. fifth,
Mr.. LOOMS desire to be confronted by
Mr.. IiOWcn here.
The secretary added:
"lf all goes well, you may return to the
diplomatic service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
1000 ACRES OF LAND
Burned Over BY Destructive Forrest
Fire at Hyannis, Mass.

IIyannis. Mass. April 3o-Anoth"r for
est fire in the pin" woods Of Cape Cod
broke. ont near Contcrvillc. about noon to-
dlY. ana at sunset had burned over near
w 1904 :,crcs in West EImstablo and WIS
Gtill unsulhucl. Nearly a hundred mon
fought tie fire MI the afternoon ana. at
o'clock tonight. We're 50 exhausted that
assistance WAS called from this place.
At that time the fir" fighters had sue
ccndcd Iy back-fircS in saving the sum
Nor cottages ana summer camps at Che
ullauunt lake. hut the fir" had swept west
ward and nn-thward toward the town
house Mt West BIrnStablc.
1t was feared at dark that the fire
would extend to the villag" Of West
Ealnstahlo The wind. which blow quite
Trash from the southwest al day. subsd-
ed 1T sunset Nearly 400 cords Of wood
owned by the West Barnst1hlc Brick Co.
was burned.
Fircmen who returned from tho scene.
late tonight. reported that the fire had
teon checked nj the stage road q few
mills south of West BarnetnbIc village
ami that further loss appeared improb-
able
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
TEMPORARILY INSANE.
Claremont. N. r.. Man Fires at
| Brother and Then Commits Suicide.

Clairmont \. H.. April 3O.-Lawrence
V Kittrick. 40 years old, and recent
~ returned to his home here from the
West. fired two Intellectual shots nj his
brother. Matthew. today. threatened
his brother Patrick, told his mother
that he would not shoot her. and then
going to his room. ended his own life
with a bullet through the head.
This afternoon. Lawrence appeared
in the kite men, where We're his mother
and two brothers. Flourshing revolt
Yer. he addressed his brother Matthew
with this remark: II have two for
YOU" ana began firing. The first shot
entered the floor within a few inches Of
Matthew's foot and the second grazed
lis arm ami buried itself in the wall.
Matthew left the kitchen hastily by
the back door.
Mrs. Nittrick. the mother who stood
trembling by the stove. said to her son:
"You would not shoot your old moth
a. LaWrv2'
'No. mother" he replied. Mrs. Kit
trick did not stop to hear more, but
Shut herself i'll a closet.
Then Patrick kitrick came in and
tri- to calm his brother. but WAS
warned To keep quiet if he did not
wish to get plugged" ana at the same
time, the revolver was flourishcd in his
face Patrick followed his brother Mat
thew out the back door.
Lawrence returned to his room. and
4 f~r,, minutes later, the report Of the
revolver WAS heard. Later. the body
vas found lying on the bed with Il bull
let hol, over the ri-ht ear.
1t is believed that the man WAS tenn
pOrurily insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
NOTHING TO CONCEAL,
DR.. Pierce Takes Public Into
Full Confidence.
Gives Ingredients of Medicines Which
Have Been Used in Countless Homes.

With all tie recent talk about patent
medicines ana the determined effort i'm
certain quarters to cast diScrrGit upon
Hi household remedies which come M
'!,r that head, the fact remains that
some of tE,sr medicines are So firmly
established i'll popular favor ana con-
1-d,nce, have 80 proved their worth ana
value. that all the dcnunciations ot
hig"ts cannot destroy trr peoples faith
in thom.
| one pr tine best known Of these rem
vtics is DR.. rirrtr's t;;vuritc rreScIip-
tI"n, a medicine which for years has
| hcrn accepted by the people is a stan
lard preparations.
Before Dr. Pierce conceived tie idea
Of placing this medicine within tn.
easy reach Of every suffering woman
| lie had demonstrated it's value in his
| large private practice as Il specialist in
NomcIS diseases. He knew what ii
would do for women by actual test.
lie is 4 physician Of renoWIt !: man Of
honor, 4 former member Of Conrr, ".
one no is highly esteemed in his com
launity. The thought If prrying upon
the SUITE rings oi his fellows or of a.
luding them into using a worthless
| hnstrum is us rrpuSnant to him aS II
can possibly he to amy self constituted
GuarGian of the physical well-briug of
the nation.
There is nuthin" Ia conceal about thc
l'avolitc Prescription. 1t is an abso-
lut"ly pure m"iicinc-made Of roots
ana herbs. Natures own rcstorativrS.
compounded after formula concern
lhG which there can be no question, by
skilled chemists and by thoroughly
scientific processes. Dr. Pierce is per
iectly willing to let every one know
hat his Favorit, Prescription contains
Blue Cohosh (Caulophyllum Thalic-
troidcs). III ok Cohosh (Cimicifug,
Racemos;O. LHdy's Slipper Wyprirc-
dunn PuhesCcnS) and Golden Seal
tHydraStis canddcHsis). Every doc
tor knows that such a prescription is
bC nclcial in the diseases of women and
when properly compounded is certain
TO effect 4 cure in practically all cases
when given a far trial. Hereafter
every bottle Of the Favorite Prescrip-
ton which leaves DR.. Pierce's immense
laboratories in Buffalo. n. Y. will
plainly tell Of what the medicine -
composed. Thus DR.. Pierce will one"
more prove to the world his OWN con-
fidence in the remedy which for forty
years has borne his name ana which is
known all through the United States
and Canada England. Australia, ana
in parts Of south America, q s a sovcr-
nign cure for those disease which. IN
checked make our women old before
their time.
II will be noticed that there is no al
conol in the Favorite Prescription. a
great hue and cry has been raised be-
cause some patent medicines contain
alcohol. DR.. Pierce never believed in
using alcohol in the preparation Of his
famous household remedies. For il. he
substituted chemically pure glyccrinc.
wnicr has wonderful properties for
extracting the medicinal principles Of
roots and herbs ard oarks and pre-
serving them at their full strength,
without any deleterious effect what
ever.