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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
CONTRACT LET,
Harvesting Of Koochichfng Falls a
Tremendous Undertaking..
The Work on the Great Concrete Dam
Has Started.

The Work on the Great Concrete Dam
Has Started.
The past. or even the present status
Of Fort Frances, however, Is Of little i'm
portance as compared with the future.
tied definitely, and settled to better adj
vantage for the Canadian Side than even
those most Interested had ever antici-
pated- The surveys and plans for the
%srs e.os 81 the gTss % dam
epected and accepted by the Canadian
government.
TEE ONTARIO & MINNESOTA
tPoWER Go. HAS BEEN PERMITTED
BY BOTH GOVERNMENTS TO ERECT
THE DAM AND TO: BUILD THE SAME
UP 10 THE 500 BENCH MARK,
WHICH MEANs THAT THE WAITER
BACK OF THE BALLS WILL BE
RAISED FULLY TBN FEET AND
THEREBY ENORMOUSLY INCREASE
THE POWER. THE CONTRACT FOR
ErHh BUILDING OF TIE DAM WAS
LET LAST MONTH"; TO PH0RTAlAN &
EafoGUIRR, THE GREAT GoNTRACT-
INC FIRM OF PROVIDENCE. r I.
THE. CONTRACT FOR THE install.
LA1'4ON OF THE POWER MACHINE
NRK YEAS ALSO LET TO A. NEW
York EpRM. TILE CONTRACTORS,
w1TR TIEIR SUPERINTENDENT
wHRE ON THE GRQVNp A FEW
lpAKS AGO, GREAT PREP AE.AT1oNs
[ARE NOW BEING MALM FOR TAX.
ING CARD OF THM eREWS OF La
BoRHhs AMP FOR TEIn MAoEItNE1.E
Is A1RnADY IN TRANs1Tt TEEN AC-
ETuHI. WORK ON THE ooBTMB DAM
WILL BE STARTED WIT91lN TEN
DAYS NO LESS THAN oo,ooe BAR
RDLS OF CEAAENT HAS ALREADY
REDN ORDERED FOR THE goN-
(sTRUCTrON WORK, THE SHIPMENT
FoF THAT sTUPBNpUoUs AMOUNT
OF THAT N1AEaoRIAL , LONE Wa1 11
no TRAINLoAps OF 40 CARS %1faAoHFat.
fro CoMpI ETB THE BUILDING OF
THIs IMA4HNsE DAM AND HAVE
THn POWER MACHINERY INsTA4,L-
BR AMD 81 20 IA HEADXE nB q Rl NH2F
2aN WI 81 M NE9fHh HuS S9aaoo19SS
MBN FROM THIS T1ME ON TILL FIN
Great corporations have been capital
ICED to provide for general irnproYemenls,
n nfh q 5' In' ah s papsr u is' easaws1s
| Factories. furniture factories, and numeV-
}eus other manufacturing plants.
great Koochi ching falls Is. web under
way, and the utaltzat1on Of ;its power
Eprovfdea Tor. Al these i tnapr . az
The BUILDING Of tho cencrete dam alone
VIII incur an expenditure OF more than
$4,000. This, with other i1aploys1nsnt:s
viii mean an expenditure Of $aAoo9o oo IN
general in1prpveh1ents at that point with
Ia tho next two years. The Inapaznoth
undertaking is the foundatlen for the
]butlding up of the great City Of Fort
fFranees
T That Fort Frapcea VII become a great
n = s g Sd SSs eaf 81
ndIIions Of dollars to be expended at
that point IN general improvements With
In tho next tWo or tire yeans y bound
ESTATE Tor various purposes at chat point
Iand rapidly Increase the, Yalle Of adj
properly IA chat sntlre AgMH
PRESENT REAL E5STKTE PRICES
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

lots Or Land that esnret possibly al 70
gain IN value with every Day that paases.
Thars1s 80. qd1isffon Whatever that any
ipvestnsent, frsm eySn g few dollars pay
ment uvon q stnsle ut up to as many
thousands Of doIlars Is bhe capitalism can
command wa dou5ye and treble IN va1ue
Within a few n1onshs.
Every young a,aR Or wonsp starting
out H. lie, who xu6ws ths fmport apSe
Of sa&dnE rome RsTtlon 81 their earnings.
is hers onsred tke tafSH ana vet ep-
portu5Att they VIII evar have s4or tho bs-
ginning Of q fortJif.4.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
INVESTORS AND HoMEsEEkERs
Great Water Power Sure to Make a
Great City. q

Fort Frances will be tho Minneapolis
". Canada. The power Of Koochching
falls at Fort Frances is Four to five times
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

tts .trenesu4aass Teser7 eweE4 tte seegraph-
teal ,loeatior, aid the nna9SSaeas eetfls-
nlspt atiA Development Of TIE Great
canadian West
Fort frances On the CanaAtAn side Of
tHis mighty power wi1t become the great
est Mfnliig ana 3fanuf actur1ng center for
cir cAhaaa. The To#nstte Of Fort Fran
esssis q. natnsaI psint Of scoreept<ation,
andsit can4dt Mt1tto beseRre tue principal
point Of import ana export unan the
northwest .bouadaTy ltne between the
United States and oanaqa-
The Rainy River Valley presents mar
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
But None Fnaetlon 81 Actual Value
q Now IL the Time TO Invest.

The sections that win constitute the
prtnasipaa bHstnesa, 19anufaetnEins ,arsa
been astablizhed. Propsi o. II tbs bust
ness district VIII, AZ matter ct epupae,
be tie MOST desirable from an invest
ment point OF view:
Bustnsss lots IN the uam center o.
S5f q a@ eRH H. ssf Rsiaes = a s;es es 8
small fraction Of the vdaass of such prop
The ,Townstte cempsng on the Asnar3-
can Ade q Kooeh1e:Aing faNs rses5ltlX
mated hi1atness portion st prices ranging
from $1,000 to $4,000 tor lots In sire ard
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

Every 1nfiVifnal wayo cqptempaafes at
some tDde enaaghaB h DusIness Tor min
ssH; should teke the present pppor tuntty
to secure, af narely, MONTREAL prices, a
location for that business IN this future
metropolis.
Pho great improvements to be made
at KoooadehAng Fails and the v9st ex-
pesditute Of rtonsy there ,csRpot faN TO
At once increase lot' and land vaMes at
al unusual ratio.
TDere isa no Hpne to lose IN making m
~tsusafton 81 the sana!fion Of tHInes
hrs pgsssntsd, ana TINT fssas1ga8iou
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

The Rainy river valley is more pro
ductive and far more desirable for d.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
BAD BOYS.
They Committed Several Petty Breaks In
the Fifth Police District.

Several small boys. whose ages range
from II to 10 years. have been giving the
5th precinct police considerable trouble
They began on the night OF March 18th
by breaking into Michael H. Fox's pig
con cote on Lockwood street and wound up
by making four breaks last night
In the 6th district juvenile court this
riOrr!ng Bernard Crofton, Charles Sulli-
van and John Murphy were araigned for
the Fox break and stealing four pigeons,
valued at s..
Crofton, with Daniel Kelly, Walter Con
molly and Lewis Mcintyre were arraigned
fcr breaking and entering Michael Mo-
lans store and stealing candy and tobac-
CO, valued at 81. and Frank ID. McKen-
CHlls shed and stealing tools. valued at
t,e5.
All pleaded guilty. and as Crofton was
the ringleader ne wes held In 800 for the
action OF the grand jury. The others were
ba'led by Mr.. Walker
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
A Smile or Two

"I understand uat young Hustiem Ia
the sort OF n fellow who calls spade a
suade"
lies even more plain-spoken than
that: ne calls his wages ages."-Houston
Tost.
E.ucder Bones-Do you think hit am
lueky to hab a rabbits foot7
Erudder Jones--Dst depends. II de rest
cb De rabbit am hitched onto IL, an he
an young an fat an tender. sure do. -
Louisville Couriee-Journal.
There was a young woman IN Nd.
Vthu considered her home real I'd,
Notwithstanding her pa.
As was known near and IA.
Was poor and the owner OF nd.
Boston Transcript.
"If man robs you OF a dollar" said
Can't Bill, "you cell him n thief and de-
81 Ice him ever af'cf. But ~ man steals
n dollar from you and a dollar from me
ana n dollar from every man In the coun-
try we call him Honorable and HEX his
boots Newark News.
gay. boss" began the bcggsr. I'm
outer work an
see here" interrupted Goodart. Il savs
YOU - cents last week
well. yerve earned more since. sin't
Yer a7'-Fhiisdelphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
AN EFFECTIVE REMONSTRANCE.

Now hearings the Paucke commission bills
finished the people the Immediately and those the
entire we'll will await with the report upon
them by the house committee judiciary The legislative history
of Rhode Island will show another which opposition
proposed laws has been united focefu
ncng than the of the affecting the second city
the On the other hand will disclose which
of radical sinister sought
supported umpy arguments
gang through conspiracy against local self
the bills brought before the general assembly
peared support e advocacy
would reveal the malodorous agencies engaged the
despo the people of Pawucke of the fundamental right manage
their local affairs From first last but three citizens expressed
themselves favor of the police commission bill only supported
the school commission proposition and these betrayed such
political and religious bias his utterly
less while not the hundreds who attended the hearings
the bill creating board
and registration.
Aabby contentious put forward by the few who
sought bolster up police commission
maned when the of the honest and loyal citizens
who battling against contemplated outrage completed
arguments They had proven impress
every openndd man. the assembly out of it, that
the people
police the comes
Of political ebooers who seeking partisan advantage
sona profit that the charges of mdmnistration of police
panent false that in the public safety morality
and freedom from awesness the community high
the best governed municipalities the country finally
if police commission thrust the will
been the in Providence in wide open town." in
en of resorts for the evil disposed and vicious and the flourish
ing of those nques shame scandaze
of the capital city and make byword
the low and depraved gain habitat
AS Mr. jerks remarked in the of his mastery summing
behalf of the
jury verdict would be leaving
wheng has been the force Of the testimony
OF the But upon
questions but committee majority of which
sentatives of the party dominant the
finding of the committee will be impossible
it ought to be is clear rminded the
Nothing but recommendation of indefinite postponement
satisfy the aroused public of Pawtucet and of the
Rhode Island that have viewed with
giving this latest assault the principle of home
able and subsequent of the bills by the general
bly, indignation throughout
that will from in November
sbe for such a and wilful outrage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
A FRIGHTENED NOBILITY.

That significant declaration OF the Russian nobility
it avors some of popular representation without
tuonal government OF the western European Variety Ii
ncant because indicates that the situation
and but little removed from chaos II is but
for the belief that the mobiles would be potential estab
fishing constitutional rule in the empire for they had been deprived
OF all practical power in the government.
To brutal schemng and bueaucats had been
ed the perogatves they enjoyed and thought the
PRODUCTION of constitutional form of government might
of the nobility to that prominent place in public affairs it
occupied Now however the mobiles abandonSth idea of
constitution simply because they large land They have
been frightened by the uprising of the peasant and by their
depredations
SO happens they thinking of how the corrupt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
MOST OF
SW|NOLERS
ESCAPED

Philadelphia. March 29--With the asser-
tion that no immediate arrests could be
made, the United States postal authorities
virtually admitted yesterday that the ma
jorit, OF the swindlers behind Philadel-
phia's get-r1ch-auick syndicate had
slipped through their lines
AS an offset TO this, It was declared that
Stanley Francis. the only one OF the pro-
moters in Jail should stay there. Proceed
ings 10 furnish his $4,000 bell were net
b. the assertion from the receiver OF
the Provident Investment bureau, j.
Hector McNeal. that he would not be al
Lowell to 60 free
There's too much money behind these
people" he said. STANLEY Francis will
rot be allowed to go free even II he can
secure s. 900. 0oo bail
III tho $50. 0T0 necessary for his re-
lease on the charge OF swtndling the
Storey Cotton company Is entered. We are
prepared 10 make other charges against
him as fast as bail is entered. Well keep
one of them. He'll not get out OF our
sight"
A. result OF the escape Of all the
gang. which. engineered by Sophia Beck,
who Is now on her way 10 London. the
poetnl people are taking off their hats
- the confidence queen. They have
lodged detainers for her in London. but
they have not much faith In catching
her.
Mrs Latimer. wife Of Handsome
Harry" head OF the Provident swindle.
has disappeared from Danville. Pa.
where they had farms and a palatial
home. Sophia Beck. il is believed. mort
gagged these properties also. and although
an attorney representing the receiver is
up there. they don't expect TO get many
assets from the real estate.
Constabes descended on the office OF
Admission Scott & Co. yesterday and at
tached the furniture for rent. This was
one of the three concerns that closed
Monday. II reduced the assets 20 zero
for the investors. but at that II WASN'T
much OF a shrinkage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

FEVER IS
EPIDEMIC

New York. March ?e-Records in the
epidt mic OF cerebro spinol meningitis
have been broken by reports OF % new
cases during one day in the boroughs of
greater New York Several cases are also
reported in Passaic, n. j., where one OF
the public schools will he closed. two
ceaths having already occurred among
the pupils.
The board OF experts appointed by
Keslth Commissioner Darlington con
tinues it's labors oIt as yet has found no
cause for the prevalence OF the disease or
a means TO reduce its fatality. the death
rate in we'll defined cases amounted 10
more than 70 per cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
SPRING VACATION IN WASHINGTON.

The Royal Blue Line has arranged an
eight day personally conducted tour. leav-
ing Boston Friday. Marcn 3lst AS this
covers the period OF the spring vacation
for a great many Of the New Englan nd
schools the program In Washington will
be particularly arranged TO interest the
teachers and scholars and those joining
our party can look forward TO both a
pleasurable and instructive eight days.
Other dates from Boston are April 14th
and 2sth. and May 18th. VIII be glad TO
forward itinerary on application 10 Jos.
Z. Taggart. n. e. p. A. 800 Washington
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
SEALING SCHOONER SEIZED
AND HER CREW IMPRISONED

cictoria, y. c.. March 2s.-Advioes have
been received here that Capt, Mattrian
and crew Of the sealing schooner Agnes
G.. Donahue. owned by Capt. Balcom of
Victoria has been imprisoned at Monte
video by the Uraguayan government
wlnch seized the vessel for allesed poaeh-
ing on the shore rookeries.
The captain wns sentenced 10 nve years
ir,prisonment and the members OF the
crew 10 two years Capt Balcom has pro-
tested and claims $4,000 damages the OF
tava government has taken up the case
through Great Rritain with Uruguay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
ANGRY ARMENIAN.
Wanted to Shoot aCanpatrIot = Was Fined
for earring Concealed Weapons.

Manoog Avedesian while drunk, last
Saturday night. drew a pistol upon and
thieatened to kill Moses Najarian.
He was disarmed by another compat-
riot and this morning was brought before
Judge Sweetland charged with that as
suit
Pleading not guilty he was held In 800
for trial next Friday
He was also held ir 500 for trial on the
same day for carrying a concealed weap-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
uomEsEEkERs' EXCURSIONS.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
vy, on the FIRST and third Tuesdays of
each month. January to April inclusive.
ell tickets at only one fare plus 81. 90 to
no,nts IN Arizona. Colorado. Kansas.
Mexico. Missouri. Nebraska. Nevada.
Texas. Utah and Wyoming. For further
Information apply to any Great Western
agent or j. p. Elmer. @. p. A. Chicago
ia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
BUSINESS SECTION OF
MARION, KY, DESTROYED

Marion. Ky. March 20 e--The entire bust
ness section of Marion has been wiped
cut by Are. The loss Is estimated at
$4,000 and the Insurance At $4,000. The
Ore started IN a livery stable. and famed
~ high wind. soon spread TO the sur
ruuUetns hufidihgs
A match dropped by n smoker n sup
Iosed 20 have started the IRE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
What Others
arc Saying

Kentucky has just nulcted the Stand
a-d Oil company to the extent of 800 10y
n fno. II this sort cf punishment con-
tinues the Rockefeller corporation viii
eventually become as poor as the Beet
Trust. kansas CITY Star,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

bureaucratic be destroyed and despotism limited but
how revolt for which they largely responsible be
With them the question of private interest wholly
patriotic for Of Russia its
people
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
The Growlef.
YESTERDAY I'm

YESTERDAY in
one OF my storiettes
I commented upon
the fact that a
friend OF mine told
rne he could tell
the C n a r a c { e r.
pretty close. OF an
individual by the
condition in which
he or she kept their
shoes.
This m ornin z
coming 10 my toll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

Many words used by French statesmen and politicians about
separation of church and This OF the questions that
settled right order be settled all Conhscaton has
generally the chief French attempts settlement of
heretofore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

distinguished Boston clergyman who has just returned from
says the prominent of that country entertain Ill
feeling Americans the Venzueans don't like the asphalt
trust This trust is very popular ii New York, either
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

"Those under the impression that the
American people 90 not care what hap
rened In santo Dopringo, and would sit
quiet should Dominican ports be seized by
q strong European Power, may be sharp
" routed out OF that notion by events.
Such forcible occupation of territory in a
country that rubs elbows with Puerto
Eico. and commands main water gate to
the future American owned and controll-
ed isthmian canal would start an uproar
here that would be a caution To some gen
tiemen responsible for blocking the Santo
I omingo treaty. Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

Wright declares there will be general assembly in
the Philippines inside of Perhaps Mr. Steen find
profitable take long voyage four hence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

Folks that he patriotism of the ballot
free than the patriotism of the
bullet" up the political situation thoroughly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

1T appears that President Castro has
vague and indefinite ideas Of our Monroe
p"strine and wants 10 see II practically
raraded Hence I've IS disposed TO quarrel
with many people and refuse TO pay 9TH
els what he owes Galveston News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

become of the issues of yesterday? Here is Mexico
preparing business the gold basis May and William
Jennings has uttered word of protest complaint
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

Reports Cleveland Mrs Chadwick does not TO
her sentence Never mind she will come to
full understanding of it before the decade is out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

Douglas believes state should good deal OF
sinking fund The is business and
believes in keeping credit gitedged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

Marshal Oyama declares the Russians fine soldiers which
is sody delicate of pointing out that the Japs
finer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
0SSA

There was big crowd in front of one
OF the Boston store windows yesterday.
and I, having a little streak of inauisitive-
ness in me. edged my way through the
ever increasing crowd Someone, to all
appearances. had thrust a wooden block
through one OF the beautiful plate glass
windows "Aint IL a shame" said one
woman TO another. Yes. It's too had TO
see q great big beautiful piece OF glass
like that broken" said another. II sup
pose someone was fixing up something i'm
the window and showed the plank through
the glass and they cut the big end of, 3"
said n third. oh. there were lots OF com
ments. mostly wrong. from the feminine
sex. but some of the men caught on that
IL was fixed" break. so to speak
IL was In truth, one Of the cleyerest
bits OF advertising genius the Growler
has ever seen I'm Providence and his hat
is off to the originator. II was simple
when YOU know how II was done 4 small
block was cut IN two pieces one pasted
on the outside OF the glass-the other on
the inside. so as to give the optical
illusion that n went directly through tho
glass Crushed glass was pasted about
the edges Of the block next 10 the glass.
and on the inside OF the big pane long
strips OF glass radated from the point
OF break. giving added realism TO n all.
II was. indeed, up-to-date and II was a
new one TO most OF us.
tThis Is absolutely not n paid read
ing notice. It's simply giving due credit
20 cleverness. T. s.
GSx1
| This story was told to me the other
day and I'll give 1t to you for what It's
worth
number of men were In the smoker
I going 20 New York. After n little while
cigars were lighted and the trio became
better acquainted.
one OF them asked another where M
came from and he responded. "Oh.
come from Tunkhannock. in Pennsyl'
vania"
A faint smile crept over the faces o'
the other two.
And where do YOU hail from7' wa'
asked Of another.
"why-why--I live In Nanticoke. up ir
Pennsylvania. too" responded the seconC
| man
The smiles became broader.
And where--oh where. do you maxi
your abiding place" was asked by tn
two " the man who had done the ques
tioning.
Mech. I live in Pawtucket. and" N
added IN rather a-ruffied voice. II can licl
the nrst man that laughs out loud
90
There is Chicago professor who say
that in 100000 wears birds will rul
the world
Now. wouldn't ihat-isr ynp, Honestly
wouldn't ~ isr YOU hsrd7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

on the car noticed everybody was look
ing at everybody else's shoes When one
saw the other optic rubbering a spasm Of
nervousness came over them and by the
time the car had reached my street all
the occupants Of the car were on the
verge II seemed. of crying out TO the
other, What are you looking at any
way?" Honest--it was funny. You see l
had the bulge on most os them and had
had my shoes shined and a new pair OF
laces put I'm. so after the first glance at
my feet | didn't attract much attention.
But the others--a good many OF them
well. ] enjoyed II that's all
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

feel az II we really can't spend the time
10 see II HIS statement comes out true.
Yet. on second thought, maybe ] can
alter his statement so as 10 put an element
Of possibility in r.. II the esteemed proN
fessor will qualify so as 10 say lone
bird" and that the American eagle. and
then let those six ciphers fade away, l
will agree with him that there may he
something I'm his rantirg,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

They tell the story of local clergy
man who had been endeavoring for a
long time 20 get one particular member
~ his flock TO leave off chewing tobacco.
Meeting his parishioner on the street
one day. the minister stopped 10 talk
with him. and in his vain effort to conceal
the fact that he was chewing tobacco the
chewing church memper made II even
more apparent and little streams Of the
juice quietly forced their way out Of the
corners OF his mouth
MY dear brother" said the minister.
II note with sorrow that you are again
using that ithy weed PRAY tell me.
IL you were suddenly called 10 your heav-
emily home how you could meet the Lord
with a tobacco breath?'
The man paused moment and then
sagely responded. "Well II is a filthy
habit. l confess. but before / meet my
Lord I expect 10 lose my breath
TEDDY SAWYER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
CLASSIFIED Aovr RrleiNo iN,rHe
NEWS

ivk Sc. rer word. wks Sc per word
swks &c. per word. imo. Sc. per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29

'Tf To he knocked down repeatedly
between hasty retreats Is to prolons the
war. Russia may continue indefinitely but
she will never tire out the Japanese m
that fashion st. Louis Republic.