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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
Ghn1uuns 90.
RnrrPTpnnnRrtt.


Werle Aeoattioui
10 msine bauo beute Den gIiIue
nidlt iiibreH tanrL babe ih lie gum
SdreibeH auiseIorOert uur ben xe
fern Der poit ruieoer eiaiee gteuio
teiten su brinseu. Die Saot lit ole
ouSgeitreut unr mir hoTen oui Die
tOmmenoe Grute. gSie tie piro.
,ueiB ireilid1 uiemano. Yin gicoen
hat es bis jest noh uibt geieblt
g4iI 1ubsn am Sitetiouutog einen
it6nca Reaen sebdbt. Damn b1t's
pom 3. bis ) glai geregnrt uue
aeihneii, babel audl tiihtis aeItirmt.
Gel Siurm bat audi Der Genean
Cooper KARIN audi elm ungIiid Der
uriudlt. inoem er einen Stal 3er.
triimmerte pobei 2 Stiit giep su
5ooe tanleM. DaS lit elm ipdtes
5~riibiubr. g0ir biiBen Jest Die Die
len Sd6neu Gage, bic mir Inn
6ebruar uuo gtdr3 haiten. SO bat
iih oos aIte Spridport tpieoer be.
pahrbeitet: r~tueun's nidlt uintert,
Damn iommerts audi nid1t." bod,
mir molten uidlt tla9en. gaeS itebt
.Su I6on; lpeuu audi Die neuiaen
8aienbuoen sriiuoli1 ourchlusidt
limb. Der Wioi hat ia red1t Id,6ue
Gage sebraht uno bolo niro oles
mas in Der Grnc Iie9t Su ucucm
Scben eripnheu uno btiiben.- Scit
meiner IeBteu aorrsiponocus puroe
bon eiuem Shreiber oarau eriuucrt,
bob OFT etlpns b6ren Su loIlen. Bon
100 bort ober INNER ltur elmer.
Dieier cine 1T .. 2ebner. gted,t
Sou.. lob MUIR OF BON DIR h6rCu!-
Sotub 6edeulaible in 6oSmer bout
Elm itDncS , it6di8es 0obnbouS
es miro cine 3isroe iiir poOmsr's
.Srieite. 9ei Saloman 9ieber bat
DER Sltcrbaie einsu Stommbolter
sebradlt.
SruB On ole Seier Der Soit.
anorenS 2 d)oucr.
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51nrns9ukntu.
rrEpnn
atSbtr Co., II. Iai, 1905.

atSber 20. II. @sai, 1905.
Dir butieu sia ]Ionoerbares Met
tel urn oieie 3ctt. weIdles mir IN
Roro. Datota nod nie erIebt boben.
glm 3. uno 4. Wai hotteu mir ehi
edbter Noro Dototo SdneeIsurm.
2lm anberu 5ug atn9 Der Sdnee
Iptener meg. ober am 9. unn 10.
botteu mir nod1malS ciusn Sdnees
turn, bah Der 5d,nee ouI Steaen
iiber ctu Sub nod, aelsaen lit. OoS
0icb uno bic Sdoic litten iebr
ourd, oieIcS @cttcr, tberhoupt neil
eS scrooe in Der Samnt5eit lit,
Io9or noS NiIo oui Dem Scle
lit icbr. y9ie mir oueianoen,
baden bic gSroiruhlbner mo Gnter
hire Spnsc mo Gicr cihgcbaBt
IloB utlcm bent mod)eu eS lth ot'
gctic bier tmmer 6etniihcr, unt
no0 Iouo wirp pou 3ctt 6u Sci
tbeurrr. y. 5hmiol NIB i, @roi
tnuiteu otcie Noodle 3 Slain Sano
nit chamber iir bic uctte SummC
non $4,000. SCI icIbii touitc cir
Claim oieie Sode, iGr $1,000,
gBem Der Sdnee micocr luea Ut
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baS 8rdden uno Pflugen Iir
SIadS bier mieoer iort9eicbt.
6ottlteb Gu3min9cr.
Sarnen GeraD.

SoIepb Gberle, Der ieit Der 6riinos
rms oes bieBieen 8dIb Bo5aar's els
ne rtdtise 2InIteauns in bemIeIben
ais 9crfduTer imne botte, bat nun Iei'
TIC ReIisuotiou bel Ietnen arbeit9e'
bern, ben 6erren Seuser &c &eIfel
ctnoereihi, NIB miro er am 1. SUM-
Ietue grbett IN benz obeneenonnten
6eiddftsbouIe rieoerle9en. perr
GberIe eeoentt in SbeilhuberIdo't
nit Srieorido 0leb;boff, Der fir Ion'
oe 3eit IN Gureto, 2. D. mobneott
NOR, in einem Der ueuen Staotden
ON Der Soc GiIenbabn uuo nabe
Gcnmore, u. D, Elm oIlgemeines
Storeoeid)dI tan8uion9en. Yeioe Sers
reu Iiuo aHeemetn befonnt uuo ses
ndtet in Der Sorosp nm9eSeuo uno
sSbIcu audi ebenIalS gu ben beIten
@eihditSleuten IN bieiiaer 6eaeno.
9tr icbcn Serrn @berlc un9eru uon
muS Idleioeu, oo er ober ieiueu plan
eiWmoI 10 9eieBt bat uuo nidlt mebr
az duocrn 1T, 10 piiaIdeu mir linn
mD ictuem gtittheilbober WisblbnH.
otcl Slid in ibrem ueueu llnterneb
men.
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Mno icId)e, bic on IbeumottSmus,
Gduadlc, 9lut. ooer gtcrueniiDrun,
oem, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. lei,
ben, Icaien poihflrc nebmeu. GS 1T
beuisuioge u%nbeoinet oas bette iiir
pieIc aranfbeiieu, Iuie audi fir glerr
Denerid5pIuns. Psychological uno
Wlnoenleioen. gerind)e es, Sn glpot
ihcEcn az baben
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

correspondent
esraasrI. % Mari 1903


ia Ole Etcsncsa aae ssstauutsg
ia oder Nsslt slFi,rat auo 10 wAu
in aach mal eulru ertgl IA Nts n&i
&c gstlt htaauS ihidrn. neru lh
.priB. euk th poh gIrrt Isbcuce
SriieSr ia amcrito hNbt. - lptl
ich eudt dsa, ase gloih bier
.ibreibeu. s4o rpiy ~huihalsn liz
uido,S ais sloth uno GECno, Dee
nrdale, aalie itiirm Ide SSJutcr VI
10 sicmlidl porilber, am Sduce hot
20 nid,t scitht. SaS SaStsr liz
oueS ouiasireiisu, mac sun tauirn
nit tetuc yicoe, 10 mHiieu pir IA
Id,uuen mic un'cr armeS 8ich Dor
cuuser ocreuoet SSaS mGn ~touIeu
muB ift idlredIidl thcuer: InS lsuo
6crit so Rop. oaS Dub SBeiScu
l RbL. 2naop,. WsIidlEoru sur.
Saat / gtol. ono 9uo, GortoHd go
Sop, oaS 9no 1thl l S}bI. so
Sop., soie touu oa Der nrme
HituIh Iebeu? pom mas ioa er oaS
2cbeusmjttcI touitn2 pou upoo ODER
Ipoher ScIo uebmen. um pie aneo
ben su besahlsa? yirhc Sreunoc
uuo 9etamte. ihr t0aut CO eud
Ridhi porTtelen lpie eS bier nuS'
iicbt. gtciue Sriiocr i'm benz Treien
Sauo. Sobuun uno 5ricorih Sdmm
lie m0dlieu mir, ihrer alien Sdlpes
tier etpus mitthciIeu, ole 6eidnpis
tern Siebe, ih mdbrc eud iebr
%oaufbur. Iir 6ofen oui before Sci.
Damn miro es byTsr iein. Sc
Juno ino mir non nls. SriiBenp
cure 5dlmeiter.
aatborinn gdmmIe.
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Alr4bcrIul 90.
nrrerpnnnrn
MarttI, Il. Mai, 1905.


1yerthe gieoatiion.
am mir pituihen. ooB cnS
QadIteheune an Die 0Hsutlid1teit &c
lonacn ioIl. 10 1T 60 ms rinsig uuo
ollem ourun Su than. seluiHenIoie
gieuIdleu sunt NHd1oeuten su {
mnIo1cu. sBier eriud1en Sie oeB
halb. oieIe 3eiIeu in Die gpaIrSn
ShgeS 9lutteS oufnehmen su poIeu
Su Dem leBten Stnrm uno unrpet
ter sit iebr pis9 9ieh BON suhauis
perIaufen mo nui Der 9rnirie mo
ter mnud,es Stiid onnon perirorcn
maIsefunben woroen. lies NOR
oodD Iider sin unalif Fir DIE be
troFTeuen Gigentiulern. Sum hat es
ober loldbe a~eruiFsnloie, nisoer
trdhtise Subistte gssebcn. Die Td
oicieS nnsIld 81 nuseu se3osen
hoben: ie iiuo aui Der grnirie he
rum seinbren. unp no ne elm aeiaI
lenes ODER oerenoeteS Stiif 9ieh
gefunoem haben. pnreH ne eleidD
babel nno habsn IS aSaeoedt, pas
beiBt Die 6out iber Die Shren geso
gen, uno JOINT ocu iudenoem Gis
gembiineru ieoe gi6glidbteit aelpm.
men, ibr gieb mieoer su ~erfenneu
Sit cine iolhe Shat uidt Elm ItrGiIi,
dies 9erbredleu ODER uuteridleioet
lie Iidl pom CicbtahI? 8ir Io9en
uno behaupteu: Eerienise, Der Tid1
cine ioIdle itraiwiroige 6onpluus
rueiie hat suidluIoen tommen InTIsu,
lit ein DEB, uno iino bereu. rueun
er eS wiiuidt. umire gsbaupmns
por Seridlt auiredlt su erbuIien.
g4en eS oeiBt. Der fam Iid1 trnsen.
Nan beoente: Die Seute iab-en
ipeit une brett berum uRo iud1en ibr
Heterogeneous 0ieh, nun tom
men lie an einen a~bseoettrn Raoas
Der, t6nnen aber nldlt srtemen, oh
es ihr Gi9entbum lit ODER nidt, unn
Itehen aiio Dor Der 5rose: lpeiter
iudlen ODER nah bauIe iabrsu. 5a
ino oieie Sente nidr su bsoauern2
Sic limb i'm ~lnseniHen, uuo llnaes
piBhett lit cine pein. llno oieie
49ein haben lie itneu Sduiteu Su
oeroouten, Die aus 6crpinuiudD' Die
g~eioueuen Sbiere abgcoedt mlo Iir
Niartt8uede Die 6dlie uadlbouie
9enommen habsn, mo iid ber,lidl
9efremt hdtten, pem nod mebrere
Ibiere oerenoet NIB ihneu sur Seu
te sciullen ndren. 9ei mir ruareu
idlon pier gtal bret Sprier, oeueu
IchIen nod, 5 5hid Sornpieb. Sic
So8ien mir, DAB iie segen Die
u%tifeihdter tInsbur merben. Die
9od,e fam s5d)it lpabrideiulid,
nod ein giadIpjcI baden upr
| @eribt.
s.. @t artcl.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

aslts sssIIa. IA. Rat. 1905.

49,
6vug aa oea nsvauSaspsg tae ec
seier Yer pcit sacoy, III kheV stn'
seraaus 3eit esfI sFca n. ~, in COZ
oieIsv @eaenc berthtste. ptl IL, lsE.
me;ncr g'fiht lpjccer uonyommsu
Ger psraaussue seistcr mar rcdli
faIt. GaS Shermomctsr irtste bis !
@rao nnter siua, ooS absT uennt
snau bier folt. audl oieieS SrRhiahV
hottcu mir ld,ou harten Sroft untcr
Dem oaS Semitic. s1afermeloncn.
6urssn. SparscL. Sohnen mo ouGl
nie SartoTrlu redlt aelitteu hobcn.
3nisbeln uno Srout usriprcdlen cine
quite Grnte. 5Seisen mo onoerCS Se.
treioc itrht in coGcr glrad,t. Septc
Ucdlc hntien mir eh,en sutcn 9ic-
aeu. Der fiir FARMER uno 6drmcr bon
srpBem gtuben luar. AitItnpirtidioit
uno 0iibuer;udlt beSublt Ih bier gut.
Giuer meiucr g~{adlbaru. Oontsuo hat
an 1000 5did 5eiIii8el. stub Sdrei
Der nieieS hut ben gIaiaua gemaht
6ier FoIteu 20 Seutoas Ouseup, Sut
ter pro gIano - Sent sebenoe pjih
nsr I5 @enI pre- 8fnto. Arbeit sisbi
eO 9sgeupSrtiam Sile. Der arbeitN
lobn bctrdst in oen Stdoteu 1925.
uno n%uTudrts Den 5ug. slui Der
Sarm beSnhIt man per Nionot $50
nit ODER $40 obne gertoFtiaung
gBGlIa Wauo iiteiueg cute 6cidlditc
|Itaot. Gle bat > Observation-Disclosures
II SeueroepartmentS aui oaS mo
oernlte ein~aeridltei. audl lieneu etai
se 100 SoIoaten bier. Naaa Roaa
hat mseIdhr 10000 Gimuohucr. Gen
ie, ole Td nidlt an Sromms ae'r6b
men toueu, oocr iih mdlt gut oni.
Hibreu. erbolten Ireie Wohmnns uno
2oItin Dem groBen StnuiSsudlthauS.
oaS Tif bort befinoet. 600 Berioneu.
Dldnner uno 5rnuen bobcn ausen
blidIid1 bort 9!as aeiunoeu. Su oen
udrhiten Sosei ioa eui suiant ooSt.
ein 5npaaer sebentl lpcgoea
Srau Satob Sreis uro ainocr mo-,
rem on3enebme eeiuher bel SGtob
siieter. 6err Sreis lit Ieii mebrere
Dodeu Ia siBpilIc no er a~openiifttn
ehfsr, gIattcr uub siloer ucrtouit.
Sein 5obn Satob bat Die Runh OeS
photographiereuS seIernt mho lit iIci
Big nit BiIOermod1eR %beid1drigt. Gr
modlt Idl6de uuo hdBlids, ie uadl
Der 6eltaIIt ole PORN 6Ialc ittbt.
0eute bidIt Der @nto seh0ria, ae.
unu mie in Dafotc, Der uueenebmlitc
Srt lit oartm ooS 3intmer. Gum
ShhiB eriiBe ih ale 5remce, be.
IonoerS Shriitina Sung uno Die
beinen aorriponoemen 6uthmiiacr
unO 5douer. saBt nnr redlt OF
oon eudD h6ren. beid)reibt audi Die
aroBe Sioet 6oSGter immcr seuou
Dan. sehner.
sese sleihSeitia elm 9ilo bel mel
dies unIere ecuie beim 3iuicbe!ear
ten Seist. Sdlreiber lit nuda nntei
ibnen.
3. {.
Bir Fulo 6errn eedlner Iiir ooe
giIo redlt Onntbor. BHroen e
gerne orudeu bod ieblt unS oi,
-glotie.- Air ioroern ober ale We
tumte DeS 6eren eed1ner ani iid
oaS uirtlib habihe gilO III De-
-Gurefa qoit Office anSuieheu,
anm. Der gteo.
"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

eine eer ~sleinaeiAwsrsnen:

segtcn ;Srsitoa ,porcr Der @egid,ts
id,reibsr. Der Sounin SdNpsmciiter
Der auoifor mao Der 2deriIf bet
Ionlpen. nm Die ScIhWorenen nah.
reno Der nddliteu 6erid,tS 1iBune
oui,nItcGIcr, meId1c an IS SUM IN
scola er0fuet pirO. ScIscltoe Der
ioaen uairoen ais 6eidnooreucn CT
nanni:
6Seors OOH If.
AncreuS WoIi
.. 4. GonoerIon
Gbes atitser
Sreo SpiBer 1910
ggm, 9alentinc
Sphn Sdog il.
Sreo auSler
eoIOneI !. pierce
Sotob Stegmoier
Is. Is. g8erre
gpm, Snnt
gseter TieosridlS
Sobn s. stecsan
0baS G. 9eobrIo
6ctIicb 2tnoeI
4. VI. serr
Scnathau DbiitIer
ggm 4. 9eter
Gbriitian 2llBmaul
Sreo SoheonS If.
Sobn aieB
sUm. 5hudlorot
@baS ToSler
Sobn Gbrssmomb
Sobn aIeir
SitO5 gDnfer Il.
slrfbCn glathiS
sSeors aeisIcT
aurl 8reitas
VT. arnuie
Sofnb 5dbIenter
Sobn ahmct
aieimbcto 5dlubert
81. 6. Srompton
0enrp s.. auSIer
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

aztec. -. wai. 1905.

tlrgtt Nsoafton'
rromai uaR IL, mcnfga srte
mtt etucE gruyraodtrttH nvNtUnrn
90 has uamtih ne,u Itrprn got
aciallcu am la Unt. todmtnaas
! uhr frau auNrtaV 26auCr. asb,
Niiuer. I'm guritr cate. N,cycau 60,
"a Z. ouS Der Set ~ Die Gm'atrlt
apiUuitu, Git mar "a Sohrr wmo
3 1lonatc at. parne geborcn III
ticuoori. 2 giubIono. Fort rcrheh
raicte tie iidl init unirrrm Jest ttcIhs'
triuteu 3ater stunrsaS Sdldurr.
(m Slhrc 1901 tomeu ue bcrither
undl %msrtta uuo woHRtcu : SohrE
uidnt urit upu Gurcta, 1902 pcr3n'
acu lie nan Surtle Sate. " :. 100
ne mn obeuacnaUntcu Gage per
Sic hinterldBt 4 Sohne mno
| Socltcr. GrItere iiuo ole IN slne'
rita. lc6iere luobut updl Ia 9%teuoorf,
:. RuRlauo. 9iUn aztec Batter 9rd'
nc uidlt, On mint tie ihducn I'M
crujQeu yid)t. (anicr bcrSIiditeF
9eileio.
guor. 9iid1te.l
IuoreuS gdcrmonu bciiuoet lid,
nui Der RrontenRitc. gm 20. gioi
hotieu mir cineu idloncn 6erpitter
rcgeu. Sn mo bel TrtnS miro
oieie0 Sobr uiel aebnut unier
6ol;ulouu hat pom iriihCu Nior9cu
bis gum ipdteu abeno Die 66uoe
pol arbeit. sIuh pie iouitiaeu Se
id1dite eeben Hon. lluier rDtidlel'
betommt ioit teiue 3eit gum Giien
SarI Soutueer reiite in 6eidditer
uadl ben 3rpiaingsitdoten. Zen
Jatob 3immsvmam braunten an
2O. 1lai Die pieroe nit DEN
Suoan ourh. Sic rpnren ideu 9e
lporoen Dor oem 200 qua. Doe
unalid hattie or6Bcr lperneu touncl
lucun cs Ernu 3hmmermam mid,
seluuscn pdbre nit ibrem Stur
redlHeiiie ab3uipriuaeu. 60 fan
Der Satob nit eiuem beIddoi9ter
9u9ap oopou. IN meiner Ie6ten
Rorreiponoens hat iid eiu SebIer
eineeidlliden. Der Sturm hat nidlt
oas out5 pom SiaIe oes 5ohonuee
9tenS. ionoern oom Sobanncs
SANS, oIt. absetuorien.
glit 6riiBen an ole Seier.
auoreas gifhte.
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aehraskn.
&Orreiponoens
gartIts, 16. Rai, 1906.

SartIts, 16. Raai, 1906.
Wertbe -Gureta goit!@
Sn ben IeBteu Sassn lit pieoer
redt id6nes Dsiter. TooaB Die
SeIoorbeit wieoer Iuiiis tpeitereeben
tann. Corn lit bis iest wenis 9e.
pIIanSt. So resueie Die eanse 3eit.
Der DinterpeiSen iiebt prodlpol;
auds Der Scmmerrpeisen uno Die
lbrisen Sriihte iteben gut. Dos
eano Itei9t audi imner Inn 8ertbe.
Die Preiie ran9ieren 3piiden $40
rmo $50 per elder. ie nab ben @e.
biuoen Die oaraui iteben uno Der
9onSen Ginridtuns mo Gage Der
Sorm.
Diit 6ruB an ole 2eIcr,
Sohn Q Oh ert.
8~riciItite.
SoIsenoe 9rieIe nuroen bis gum
20. Wloi 1905. inn poItamie nidli
obsebolt:
glisS Mos9ic G~ropIoro.
phtL 8 d m b s.
qoitmeiIter,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-27

Des Moines, Ia, July 24.-Brake-
man James Murphy, of Trenton, Mo-,
was cremated in an oil explosion fol-
lowing the derailment Of q Rock Is
land fast freight at Unionville, Ia,
Sunday. Conductor Horace David
son and Fireman William Flesher
both of Trenton, were perhaps fatally
burned. The wreck was caused by
spreading rails. Fourteen cars of
merchandise were burned.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-27

Chicago, July 24.-Baron Komura
Japanese minister of foreign affairs
and plenipotentiary in the pending
peace negotiations with Russia, arrived
in Chicago Monday from st. Paul on the
Burlington Limited. Delegations were
on hand to greet the visitors. Ar
rangementswere made to leave on the
Pennsylvania 1S-hour train for New
York. The stay Of Baron Komura in
Chicago scarcely exceeded one hour.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-27
.ROIESTVENSKY
SAYS MUTINEERS
CAUSED DEFEAT.
SHIPS DISHONESTY BUILT.
Crews Were In Antagonist
Spirit Almost From
The Start.

Paris, July 90 According to the
st. Petersburg correspondent OF La
Liberte, Admiral Rojestvensky, In
his report on the battle Of Tsushima
straits, which resulted In the prscti-
cal humiliation OF his feet, says
that his ships were bad. They had
been not only hastily, but dishonest
ly, built. The thickness OF their
armor did not sgree with the official
figures in the case Of any OF the
vessels. Moreover, 1t was OF inie-
rior quality. The shells were bad.
Two-thirds Of them did not explode.
None OF the ships were able to carry
the necessary. None Of them attain.
ed the guaranteed speed. The en-.
gines and boilers were poor, always
requiring repairs.
Two-thirds Of the crews, including
those OF Vice Admiral Niebogatoff's
squadron, were incapable. The gun.
ners were ignorant Of the elementary
laws OF firing. A mutiny occurred
while the feet was at Madagascar,
and fourteen men were executed,
Admiral Roiestvensky had to train
guns on two Of his ships, the Admiral
Seniavin and Admiral Apraxine, to
restore order. The crews had deeid.
ed secretly to surrender to the enemy.
This was discovered too late.
There was another mutiny in vice.
Admiral Niebogatoff' squadron near
Formosa, and Admiral Rojestvensky
had difficulty In preventing the
mutireers from selling the greater
part OF the squadron. Admiral
Roiestvensky saw from the outset Of
the battle that the Admiral Seniavin
and Apraxine were not fighting and
were Ignoring orders. They only
fired when be sent torpedo boats to
them and threatened to sink them
unless they obsyed.
HAdmiral Roiestvensky had not
been wounded at the beginning Of the
battle the result might have been
different. Almost simultaneously
with his removal to q torpedo boat.
Admiral Enquist disappeared, Ad.
miral Foelkersaham was killed and
Admiral Niebogstofi, who was IN
popular with the sailors, was obliged
to take command. The the rout be.
gan. Niebogstoff's orders were
ignored. II was everyone for him.
self. The crews Of some OF the ships
threatened to kill their officers unless
they surrendered.
Admiral Rojestvensky confirms
what Is generally known OF the shat
tering and SCATTERING OF his feet.
He describes the attempt to blow up
the Orel after she had surrendered.
He says that party Of engineers
and young officers were surprised by
the Japanese just as they were about
to fire the ehip.s magazine A
struggle followed. If the Orels
crew had supported their officers the
conspiracy would have succeeded,
but none Of the men stirred.
The admiral confirms the reports
already published that he relied on
the fog to enable him to get through
the straits, but says it lifted two
hours too coon.
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rou, Play s.sp.e,ed.

Muscatine, Ia, July A.-The body Of
a young girl about % years old has
been found in the river here. Her
throat had been cut. The coroner's
Jury brought In . verdict OF murder.
The victim has not been identified but
1t ID thought she belonged to q we'll
TODD family as she wore diamonds
and was handsomely dressed.
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For Sale BY Frank T. Clay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-27

Co, N. Y. wOne year ago last Decem-
Der, my husband, LoreEze d. Cronk, was
taken sick with typhoid fever he had a
double run and then suffered a relapse,
which left him with lumbago and bowel
trouble. Every time he would try to
work he would have an attack and each
time more severe. He continued TO grow
worse until about the last of August, at
which time he was reduced TO a mere
skeleton, not weighing over ninety
pounds. Everyone gave him up to die
when the leaves fell. / could not bear
TO give him up without trying Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, hav-
ing tested It in my own case and having
used it jointly with your Favorite Pre-
scription and Pleasant Pellets. These
medicines saved my life three years ago.
began giving my husband one tea
spoonful of the Golden Medical Dis
covery four times day. In a few days
he began to have a better appetite and rest
better nights. He continued to improve
and has now taken nine bottles Of the
Golden Medical Discovery and seven
vials OF the Pellets and is feeling good.
Weighs us pounds and is gaining every
day. -e is now able TO do quite good
deal . work. Everyone who sees him,
says, never expected TO see you out
and around again He tells them they
never would if it had not been for Dr.
II rce's Golden Medical Discovery and
. fles ant Pellets Thanks be to God
and 5. DR.. r. " PIERCE
Di. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent on receipt of II one-cent
stamps for the paper-covered book. or 81
stamps for the cloth bound Address
DR.. K. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Thomas Huxley II was, who described
the brain as a perfect logic engne, work
ing without friction, without fret and
without fear, with the strain equally
divided. vThe question then becomes,
saws Or. Pierce, rhow 10 run this engine
without blowing up the boiler, without
accident, and without sending the loco
motive to the repair shop. An ignorant
man cannot run an engine: neither can
a man over-work his brain unless he
observes certain laws of health without
meeting with some Disaster If the
engine is properly '~f and cared for il
viii last a great -, years, and in the
same way II the human mechanism is
properly looked after it will last the
allotted three score and ten years As
civilization progresses, the draft on the
brain and nerves increases, but no class
of work burns up blood as fast as brain
work. Hard work confined to shop or
Office, without the invigorating air and
sunshine becomes the pace that kills, ,
the muscles and flesh become habby and
the blood watery. The human system
must be a laboratory for the constant
manufacture of rich, red blood. Success
and courage depend upon the blood and
the blood depends upon the stomach,
for the stomach, when healthy, takes
up from the food we eat the elem uts
required for the blood. If the stomaS,i
cannot assimilate the food taken up,
then the blood and the nerves starve for
the proper nourishment they require
This human machine soon breaks down,
like the engine without coal for its boil
ers, because the heart, liver and lungs
do not receive the pure blood neces-
sary to keep them stroi,s. and active.
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Ru1Es or HEALTH.

RULES OF HEALTH.
cRemember this, that our bodies will
not stand the strain of over-wcrk with
out good, pure blood any more d tiie
engine can run smoothly wi at oil"
After many. years of study in lie active
practice Of medicine, DR.. K. V. Pierce
found that when the stomach was ovt of
order, the blood impure and there were
symptoms of general break down,
tonic made of the Alternative extracts of
certain herbs and roots was the best cor
receive. This he called DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. For over a
third of a century this tonic and altera~
tive has been more largely sold than any
other blood medicine or nerve tonic.
Being made without alcohol this vMed-
ical Discovery does not Sir x up the
red blood cOrpuscies. but ol the other
hand it increases their number, and they
become round and healthy. II helps
the stomach to assimilate or take up the
proper elements from the food, thereby
helping digestion and curing dyspepsia,
heartburn, aud many uncomfortable
symptoms, such as heart-palpitation due
to gas formed in the stomach. II is
especially adapted in diseases attended
with excessive tissue waste, especially in
couvilD -~ence from the various spring
8 as, whether of malarial or typhoid
character. As ionic and reconstructive
during and after the influences Of grip
it will prove of particular value. It has
been extensively used as a re builder
after the severity of a rheumatic attack.
vI now take the opportunity TO let
YOU know that / have not forgotten you
or your wonderful medicines" writes
Mrs. L. d. Cronk, Redheld, Oswego
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