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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

feline ueitpsrfreute GlOtte erit iammeln
mtife. Die Sauptf6la9t tpsros wabr-
ideinlid in Der Ndbe Der psscaoores=
Snisln ftattfinoen.
lagerungs5 Il n b.
8 oti o, Is. @pril. 9as Slottens
oepartement bat ben gelaserun9s5u=
ffano fir bic SnielarIppe Der pes-
caoores, Die Smell Ofinatpa in Der
2oo4Oo. @ruppe. bic Snieln Oibima
uno @mi an Der 2hife Der prObin3
Siumi uno bic um9ebenben @ewdher
ertldrt. Sis iibli4sn gsi6rdntunsen
far S9ifabrt treten IN 9raft.
9 orriten in Der W a n b.
4urei.
Oti 0, 16. apriI. GOlsenbe offi=
siele Nntiinbisuns purbe eema&.:
Die Sruppsn, wel9e n6roli9 bon
Sin9tin9 pOrriden uno ben 6eino Dor
fid bertreiben. babsn am IA. Ipril
Yingedeng, 38 Wsilen nbrbIi4 bon
Sin9tins. beieBt.
Gin She'll osrislben, Der nit 6a=
paQerie suiammen operirt, beisbte am
Qbeuo oehelben Sa9es Ya9iaS. Sis
&uhsn batten bort z Sotnien 2oHafen
uno cine 8atterie.
Snbien.
Is rufif9e g 9iffe.
Sin9apore, Is. Npril. Be,
Sampfer Bring Seinri6 bss Noroo.
2lOpo beri6tet, buB er am lsbtsn Jrei.
tag I'm Mittas Is ruifi6e S9ife In
Der 2amranb.8ai i6tets. Sapaniid'
2rie9sidife wuroen ni9t ssisben.
Die 6amranbs8ai if an Der &tftl
BON 4o9indina, ettpa 200WeiIen noro.
6ftli9 bon Saigon.
Granfrei9.
g treit n Der porseIlan n
Snou It T | E.
2imo9es, Is. Npril. Be,
Streit Der Nrbeiter tn Der por3slan'
Snouftrie nimmt arobs Nusbebnunger
an. @eftern beranftaltetsn 5000 DR.
better einen um3us nit rotbsn uni
idwarasn 5abnsn. Gsnfsr uno Sbtt
rem tpurben babel 3ertrhmmert. 81
Stroller pliinberten einen WafenIaoer
uno erridtetsn garritaoen. 0iele go
li3iften purosn pertpunbet. @s finl
ftarte Sruppsnabtbsilunssn mad ben
SaauplaBe Der unruben abseiano
tporoen.
2imo9es. Is. Mpril. Ser Corr
Der arbeiter ridtet fi9 ips3ieq seseu BIZ
ameritaniide Jirma 6abilano, Die Be
Der S9liebung Der Jabriten cine Der
porraasnoe &olls fpielte.
Ser iO3ialitii9s girgermsifter triti
ni9t enti9isoen auf. Seine lufor
bsruns an bic &ssisruns teins Srup'
pen su ididen. f9sint bic 4rbsitsr au,
GOrtiesun9 Der Ssmonffrationerl su sr
mutbiaen. ginWit9lieb berJirmaSa bi
lamb 1T nod paris sereiff UNI nit ben
Winifter beg Snneru 3u ipre9sn, mel
DER bic gntfenbung bon 3ruppen an
9eorbnst bat.
8or benz Saufs bes 8etriebsleite
Der Sabilano=W erfs tpitrbe elm pade
patrOnsn our grploion ssbradt, abe
fein S9aoen angeridtet. gs tpurb
elm pergebli9er gsriu9 9ema9t oi
8btiren bes 9sfdnsniHes au ssrtrtim
mern.
Sefferreid- ungarn.
un9ari9 DE 3olIpIdne.
Buoapef, Is. Npril. 81
N9itation fur sinen aefonberten 3on
tariff ungarns 9euinnt an Nusoeb
nuns uno 1T geeignet, bic gssishunser
smifden Oefferrei9 unb ungarr ia,
3u besinfuhen.
Nad Dem @eiebe, tuel9es i'm Sab,
1899 angenommer unb bonn 26niq
unteraeidnet wuroe. if llnsarn b
re9tiat. sinen unabbdngigen 3o0tari
einjufii6ren uno bic 3olpereinbarur
gen. bic borber 3uiammeri NIT Oefe,
reid nit anoere1 2dnbern absei9lOfe
uuroen, aufsugeben.
Semitic 9anoelsbertrd9e Der Orr
-~-Ls LII >-.- OX.As~ I'LL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Sentfhlanb.
Sas &otbe 9reua 10 ir
tlug.


Berlin, 16. @pril. 0or eini9er
.3eit tpurbe bsri9tst, bob Die 4ftlottdt
Der beuti9en 8Otben 8reua @eieaidaft
i'm Sienfe Der Sapansr uno ibre taue
Naitation su @unfen Der &unen, gu
S6wieristeiten fibrte, pel&e our Solge
batten, oab bic @eisQidaft ibre Silfs=
leituneen auf beioen Seiten aufs Nb=
tbiete bsi6rdntts. Nun aber bat he
ibren @uni9, ben Sapunern mebr 3u=
tOmmen gu laHsn als beren 6einoerl,
auf inoirstts Weiie bOa our4geiebt.
inoem fe bic beuti9e Neentur fur oas
inpaniiGs &otbe 2reua tibernabm.
Omar ma6t bieies burdaus teinen un=
terIdisb SuiI9sn Greuno uno Jsino =
ME in ben al 8auienoen perianoten
@remplaren ausbrtifli9 berbor9ebobsn
piro-aber immsrbin bats feline beiOn'
bere geoeutune, in peKen Sdnoe beuts
i6es gelo Hiebt. Sisie neue @enouns
Der Ein9e it bur9 3iiat Samai, ben
2ebatteur Der in Berlin ber0hentli9ten
3eitidrift rOfaFen", berbeigeftbrt
tuoroen.
Nus outer Quele tpiro mitgetbeilt.
oas bic beuti6e @sislf9aft ni9t aus
politiI9en 8rinoen fi4 bon Der ruff
i9en S9wefer ~abwanbte, %ionoern neil
oeren Beamte 3u bel Der ibnen anber=
trautsn Jonos in Die eisene Sai4e flie=
zen lieBsn.
8eneralmn Or O.. 8. o
pftfer.
Stutteart, Is. apriI. @ene.
ralmaior q. 3. b. pffter, DIR. phil.
min als gertreter bss 96niss Wilbelm
bon @trttembsre uno bes ,S4wdbis
f&en S9ilerpereins" nod Baltimore
abreiien, INN bort bic S9iQers8 ifte.
bas @eI6snt bss 26niss an bic SObns
5optins uniueritdt. gu tiberrei4en.
Sarauf pirb f9 Der General nod
Ghicaeo bsgeben, mo- er Bel Der Setter
am s9ilerta9e, 9. Wai, bie 9auptz
feffreoe 6alten piro.
Sin Wsrt pfiftsr's vSie amerita=
nii6e 8sbolution" 1T leBten Ssrbf
erf4iensn.
9as Selephon an &bein.
Rain1 Is. @priI. Die Sebuns
bes Trsmosnbsrtsbrs am &bein. bas
alte unb INNER neue problsm bes
@einlanbes, it nun tpieber auf Dem
Sapet unb bissmal sreift iogar bic
Rsaisruns belfsno elm. Offisisl piro
betannt asmadt, baB Der Sernipred=
pertsbr awii8en Berlin uno biersig
8bein. uno MOisltdotsn i'm 2aufe Der
nd9ftsn @O9en einseftbrt werben
iOn. gs 1T omar ni9t sans tlar, auf
tuslte Wsiie biss benz Jremoenbertebr
belien iOl. absr bic SotsIbsfber an
&bsin periprsdsn fi9 @rOBss bon Der
Heuerun9.
SisAffaireberS sieIstu
Berlin, Is. Npril. Mnfatt sui
i4nsIsren grlsoigung bss ~beribmteu
Sales Der WaHentuppelei beiduloie.
ten 3an3lsrrdtbin Samisislsta gu ftbs
rem, bat ibr @.tduonib Die @srbano'
lun9srl pl0bli9 untsrbro9sn uno nun
muntslt man, oaB Der gan3e GaI ME.
oeresi9la9sn ueroen foq, UNI bodfe.
6snosn periOnsn arse gef9dmune 3u
sriparen. Dos @sfdnbniB Der Ord.
fin" if nidt bsr6fentli4t tuoroen. &C.
ri6tswsiie ~berlautet, baB unter ibrer
.9unosn" bsioer @siaIedtsr f9 meb'
rere Ssiten o.s @otba'f9sn 2alenoer!
befanbsn. Omar feblt bierfir ieglid'
geidtisuns. Sbatia&e 1T aber. bai
Die 8ertaeung obne ~ofsnbare 8esriin
hung oetretirt tuurbe.
China.
O d Il beue Sci ben 81 O
tunasSnfeIn
Songfo 9. 16. Npril. Se,
9ampfer 8slema9us bsri9tet, bal
f9wsrss Sei4hbfeuer seb6rt wuroe
als sr fa UNI 8 l1br 9a&mittaqs an
IL. april $50 Weilen n6roli9 BOZ
ben Natuna-S nfeln befanb.
Seine Ra9ri&t BON be
Snff
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Stalien.
pa B mango fteIlte n u=
rteoen.

0 m, Is. Npril. Die giisnbabns
angefellten fino init benz @eiebe, pelaes
oas neue Miniiterium aur &egeluna
oes Sienites oor9elest bat, ni9t aufris-
Den, neil es bic @ntlaHung Solder
beftimmt. Die an Streif ssben unb
feline 8etimmung iiber elm S9ieosoe=
ridt entbdlt, ME es 8eolitti plante.
IS i4eint, baB elm neuer Streit bepor.
ftebt.
Sin FOLDER muB 9robe 8erluife our
Jolge baben, oa Der Grsmbenbsrtebr
geSenwdrti9 iebr ftart 1T.
sc o m, Is. MpriI. Sas htefiqe
G9itationstomite Der gtienbabnangea
telten bat on ale 8abnssntern cine
Orore gef4idt. uOnad morgsn Elm al=
gemeiner Streit beginnt.
u merifarler beim papfe.
&Om, Is. Npril. papft pius x.
empfin9 beute i'm @oniftoriumiaale $50
Imeritaner barunter General Sacob
Smith nebft Satin BON Nerp Oort.
Jrau Or. 9. Wali6, 6. Sistri9, 9.
5. SbriDer bon Baltimore. Ser papft
NOR bon 3uei ameritaniIden &dmme-
rern, &eo. Wartin Walonep bon
philadelphia, 3d., unb &eb. s. g.
8reunan bon Wilmington, Sel., be-
sleitet. gr CAB ieoem Nmeritaner bic
6ano unb ipra4 einise freunoli&e
Worte 3u ibnt. Sooann belt CT cine
tur3e Inipra4e in Stalienii&, bic ben
3ep. Or. Nturpbp, benz Wice- &sctor
oes biefigen ameritanii9en Colleges,
iberisBt pnroe.
Bpti6ater 90 3
Som, 16. Wpril. Ssnrp @bite.
Der t1eue ameritaniIde 8otidaftsr,
uurbe bonn 26nie @ictor emanuel
empfansen uro tiberrei9te iein 8eglaus
bisunssfdreiben.
Wbite ipurbe in elmer 8ala=gqut=
page bon benz @eremonienmeiffer, Mar=
quis 8rrea b'Olmo, absebolt. Die
tbrisen Witgliebsr Der 8otidaft fOls.
ten in anberen StaatstarOifen.
Sis @efsli6aft murbs pom palaft-
prdfetten, 8rafen @ianoti empfangen,
Der ben 8otfdafter nod ben @emddern
BEG 36niss fibrts. Ser 26nis unter=
belt fi9 nit benz gotfaafter cine babe
gtunbe iebr frsunbli4.
Wm Nadmittage ftattete Wbite ben
tbrisen Mitslisbsrn bes biplomatiiden
2orps 8eiu9e ab.
NuBlanb.
Stretf.
st. Yetersburg, Is. Mpril.
Sn Golge Der S9liebun9 Der putilof-
} giienmerfe berri9t i'm Warma-0i srte
cine Mrt 8slaserunss3ufanb. Srup=
pen balten Die Werte beiebt unb pa=
trouilen bon pOli3ei uno &oRaden
ourd3ieben Die nmgebung.
Gin poliaif fdoB gcfern einen Ut
better, Der eineii Rebolusr gegen i'm
gesosen bate. Die Situation fab be-
bentli9 aus, bod fam es 3u teiuem
/ 6ramale.
Sie Mrbeiter, molten 2 2ameraoen.
: bic in ben Werfen umaetommen tparen
in bemonitratiDsr Weiie begraben, abet
! bic poIiaei iorste oafiir. bab bic 2ei&eu
Bel Sasesanbrud bssrOist tuurten.
@affertuerts.S nge
n ieure.
Mosfau, 6. Mpril. Dem 2on.
greHe Der Waferwer.s = Sngenieure
pObntsn $50 Selegatet aus allen Sbei'
i. len &ublanos BET. Gin Werfu9. BIZ
G @erbanoluneen auf bas politii&e &C.
bet biniber3uipislen uurbe abge'
uieIen.
Sarfei.
2agein Demeu bebent-
Ito.
onfantinopeI, Is. Npril
J. Bon Robeiba tpirb aemelbet, bob bi'
n Gage su Sanaa bebentli& urb bob eiR'
: reue 0iIfs-g Expedition nottmenots III.
!. neil Sen. Riga pai&a. Der aoiutan'
n bes sultans, BET feinem gcroringer
nod Samoa feline Sei&hte unb Boz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

oen. oaB Die Vertrd9e nit anoeren
2dnoern auf 2 Sabre psrldngert uno
oann neue a6aei9ioh.u weroen, ooer
oaB Der ausalsid idOu i'm Sabre 1906
auBer 3raft seieBt piro uno Teue Uers
fridge aBseidlofen tuerbsn. Die Greunos
Der agitation molten bic Weifbsgins
ftisunestlauisl aug ben @ertrd9en
ftrei9sn; He molten ferner cine unGa'
Ride Nationalbant sriincen.
I'm ben 6terreidiiden Wartt fur
ungarii9s Notwithstanding prooutte
often 3u halten. mill man auf GENTLE
Ditsrrsi4ifds Sabritats MIR einen GEE
rinsen 3oI le9en.
I'm bieien Plan bur9jufibren, fino
piele unsarn aensist Die @pradsnfraae
In Der ungarii9sn Mrmee b~orldufig auf
fid beruben 81 lahsu.
M ilIionen=S 4 q 3 | n
I'm 9arn.
Wien, Is. Npril. Nus Snbas
psf pirb cine giaantiide 9iebftabls.
afaire telegrapbii9 gemeloet. @ins
brfder bran9en nddtli4sr Weile in bic
unauldn9li4 bemadte &efoen3 bes
auBerOroentlid reiden Naei Sotb in
Sooms36. 8aiarbslp uno nabmsn Wertbs
obiecte, Die etpa 3usi Miaionen 9ro=
men eetoitet babsu, an fi9. 8on ben
8eri5ern bat man Bis ieBt nod nidt
Die gerin9fte Spur. trOboem bic 8eb0rs
ben iOfort cine fieberbafte Sbdti9teit
entpidelt baben.
premier o nut d.
Wien, Is. Npril. Der ertrantte
premierminifter 8aut9 bon Srau=
entburn 1T auBsr @efabr.
Il eberra9enber g d II 8.
@ien, 16. Ipril. !6ier bat es
cine sren3enloie ueberraIduns srrest,
baB Der SsnIutiOnsproseb bss Berg
ratbs Mar Ritter bon @uttmann sessn
bic .3eit", beiien gerbanoluns seitern
beganr, na4 Der 8erne6mung bes ebe=
malisen Winiferprdfoenten Or. b.
3oerber, tpel9er bic Wabrbeit aler bon
benz 8latte erbobenen 8ei9ulbiguneen
befritt, suridge3ogsn tpOroen 1T.
Wdbreno ieoermann %eruartete, bab
nod benz binbisen Dement, 2osrbers
Der pro3eb nit aler gner9ie fortge=
fibrt ueroen piirbe, UNI bic 0erur=
tbeilun3 Der p3eit", uelde bic gsidul=
bi9ung erboben, baB Der getpefene
premisr Sitel= unb Orbensi1a9er 9e=
trieben unb @roBinoufrislen. pis
@uttmann, Die 8%erufuns in bas
Serrenbaus 3u einsm preiis bon fiinf.
malbunberttauisnb 2roner babe an.
bieten laHen, 3u Wege 3u bringsn. CT.
bob fi9 Der 8ertreter beg 9ldgers uni
ertldrte, bamit fale bic ganse Sa9s.
Sisiss tldsliae gnoe bss nit 10 gro.
bem 8limbim ansettnbistsn Senia.
tiOnsprosehes beriibrt aagemein url Il
psinli4sr, als bic Wiener v3eit" nod
am gorabenbe Der Werbanbluna BIZ
frtiber erbObenen acknowledgement ir
aler Nusfibrli9teit unb S6drfe uie.
berbOlte unh neue Gnsriffe auf 2brbe,
uno @uttmann bin3ufists. 9ab BIZ
Sadie bamit ibr 8etpenben baber
tuirb, 1T faum an3unebmen. Die 6f.
fentlide Weinung otirfte nun erft redt
b~srlanser. oaB bic Wabrbeit ans 2id1
gsbra9t perbe.
Werieo.
Donnie.
Werico, Is. Mpril. Der Bio.
nip Donnie miro morgen Mbeno nod
Chicago abreiien.
We9fel / m DIPLOMATS.
9en @orps.
Merico, 16. Npril. Der fpa.
uif8e 8eianote, Warquis be platt, If
NIT ieiner Satin nod europa abge'
reif uno lpirb pabri9einli9 ni9t su'
riidtebren. Dor ieiner Nbreiie peras'
faltste prdioent Sios ibm gu @brsr
cine Geifli6feit.
Sie Samilie beg Boti9aiters @lap
ton wiro morssl nod Ses Moinss
Sa., abreiien. gctfdafter glaptOr
miro i9 gnbe Wai aug benz Diploma,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
&otbes &reu5
Ma6t i6le6te Grtabruugen 1nitt Der Gbrlidfeit Der
miiiide1 Seaulten.

G~eIhibbunner bi ben gatnna Snieln geb0rt. = GuHfde SdiHe on Der ahhe
apdinhinas. = General Buffers WiniOm mad ben Der. Staaten. =
streifunruben in 5ranfe6. = ltnsari6e 5uapldue. =
Sref Der Gienbabnarbeier in Smien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
sAKHALrN.
Almost as Large as cuha Is Island Taken
 by Japanese.

Almost as Large as cuha Is Island Taken London Globe
 The question of sskhaiin has remained In suspense for more than fifty yeara--in fact, 1t is very "old quarrel" Pficr to 1856 sakhalin was called Karafuto by the Japanese, and was then exclusively inhab- lted by Nippons and Chinese. 1t was q navaRator from the Tisins Sun. .iania Ri- mo. who first in the year 1894, locats1 it's safe apehorases, which had, however, al- ready been roughly noted by the Frenehman. La Perouss. in 17T7. So far back as 1856 the Japanese protested against a convoation which was ratified and executed in 1S5s. In virtue of which the Sakhaiin Island was shared between Japan and Russia, .he fif- tieth parallel of latitude forming the limit of the zones of influences Later, In 1875. under a treaty of St. Petersburg She Jar,- sia's property in exchange for the mediocre archipelago of the Kuriies, the yield of which Is nil from an economical point of view. and on that occasion Japan lodged am other protest sakhalin is situated to the north of Japan. a strait dividing 1t from Ysso The Russians converted 1t into a penal colony where the conyicts and their Issue numbered about 3O,o0o. They ware given the charge of eolonizins the leland. q task that they performed with as little eagernesS aS success.
 The natives are very primitive and very wild. but at the same time quite harmless; they are known by the name Of the Guiaks and the Amos, and they camp along the large rivers of the island, that Is to say. the Thyme and the Peronia. The width of Sakhalin varies between 1S and 15O miles. but so long is the Island lover $50 miies). that it's area equals the sixth part of France. or about as,oo0 square miles The island Is particularly wealthy in gold. silver tim- Der. iron. pIumbaglne, turs. coal and De- troleum deposits. the latter being more ex- tensive than those of the United States, and it is now known that the petroleum springs found in the vicinity of the Noo- teva river. which is one of the main streams of the island. are more important than those of Baku.
 Now that the Japanese are in possession ot sakhalin. they are masteYa of the tish- ing in the northern seas of the Far East and with excellent ground professors ana 3ournaIists in Japan affirm that sakhahn will be of much greater advantage 70 them than it was to the Russians. Already the speeiaiiata. such ss Professor ronizn, Hors- see that Japan's annual profits from tne fisheries. which have hitherto amounted 70 s0O,0o0 pounds, will rise ct once to l.zoo.- 900 pounds. and that later, when full at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10

The essays that compose the voluna have appeared in The Lamp ana The Critic and in The Criterion The s,hs tects treated in a wise, homely and fetching manner are: The Salt Lake of Literature. The Difference 'TwIxt Word and word." Natures Game of Hide -and-Seek," Just a Few of the Reasons why Love Grows Cold" "Ethis cal Balances" Several Words to inc wise," Between the Lines" Natures Economies" Whats in an Eye" "The Devils Fancy Work" The Lifting of Wells in Literature"
 Some of the essayists' sane comments on the matters she treats are given be- low:
 We are in danger of knowing too much and knowing 1t too soon--a reac- tion from the age when our ancestors knew too little and knew 1t too late In fine, we should no longer sigh "si la jeienesse savait," but si la jeinesse ne sovcit pos"
 Concerning that fearsome familiarity which breds contemtp:
 ''So long as there is considerable territory in the mind and soul of a man or a woman which can be marked Unknown Regions as the extreme polar spaces are charted on the maps, the dangers of familiarity will not be fatal But alas for the day when all the unknown regions have ben ex- plored The charm of expectancy which interlines the first chapter of a new book may never be duplicated in second reading. But lest this should sound disheartenins. let one bear in mind that there are many men and women whose last chapter 1t takes a lifetime to reach"
 Of Natures wonder volume. When all other pages have been thumbed rhetoricians will find no textbook so full of hints on the little less and more as the wonder-volumes edited by Nature. Study her green or amber pages, as she begins 10 tell you q story in the quiet prose of a field of grass or barley. Will she let the tale grow tedious by an invaried repetition of grassy eommonplaces? Not she. After she has calmed you with few sti44 paragraphs she waits gentler breeze over the fields and ruffles her prose with green and golden tones of poetry, or anon sends a cheerful bird, bumbiebee, or butterfly to annotate her chapters"
 Of Nature the Riddle Maker, she sets "a score of riddles between her coquetting blossoms of the cotton plant and the dainty-p patterned muslin into which they transmigrate."
 Of the lifting of veils In literature, The freedom of the press Is one of our most varied blessings. But our boast may end In shame if one by one every veil that should screen the sanctities of life and protect us from a useless revelation of its atrocities is torn aside. What the brown. worm inhabited earth would be without it's mantle of grass or snow, or the sky without clouds. twilight or dark ness, what would existence become without visions, or ideals"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10

tention has been given to piseicuitura, s will be easy to get . revenue excsedine a. Seo.0eo pounds year. There ia less s8- aggeration than one might suppose in theso claims.
 Although the island is covered with anos for % Ions every year, and during July ice i4 still to be found at distance of less than one yard from the surface Of tne earth, the Japanese were especially aux- iotis to take sakhalin because fish is tha national food in Japan, and since the be- ginning of the war they have had to ret K from Formoea and Indo-China coaata Ana Japan is not naturally q rich country; ita principal asriculAurai products are rice. mulbeKftes, vegetables and indigo in limited quantities. and SO poor is the soii that it requires more manure than that of any fish is net simply one of the chief foods of the Jspanese, but t supplies them with an excellent fertilining material for their fields. In olden times the Japanese agri-- cultufalists. to enrich their lands end rice fields. made use of bean shells which were imported from the ports of China and Ko- rea, Chanhai and Chefoo, FugAn and Che-s Inulpo. The bean manure has the ad-- vantage of being very cheap. It's cost be- ing only fifth of the price of the fizh ma nure.. but the latter has e chemical power incomparably stronger, and the fiaiGe amended by it's employment yield very rich crops, go that the most akepticaI of the Japanese, having been taught by experience during the war against China. are now con- vineed that 1t is advantageous to uss fish fertilizer, in spite of ito higher price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10

able thing about the occurrence is that the robbeF. for some unexplainsbis reason, re- turned the money to the farmers bufeav drawer. where he had stelsn it. with not bill missing. Farmer 6tebbtns and de- tective. In searching the woods near the farm, ran scPoss . eounteffeitsr'g den which is believed to have been operated by Arkeu. But why he should have made off with s3.O0o in good money and then taken the trouble Co return t. will always remain . mystery, unless the mysterious King has acquired a penchant for none but counter felt bills"
 That was all. The old woman flung the paper to the ground and nauttered an oath. What . d---d fool afIl!"
 Whats the matter?" asked the boy. Be ye sickf"
 Suddenly there was the steely click of a pair of handeuffs upon the wrists of the old woman"
 The King of Kansas looked eagerly into the face of the other. who had merely changed costufnes with a farmer boy return ing from Topeka with an etsa.
 1t was the detective!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
House Of cOnmops Decaasat.

The EOstllVIsts
 It is commonplace today that the House of Commons is degraded It has lost It's authority and It's prestige. It has suffered itself year after year to ha bambooSled, deceived. hoodwinked. Is has voted away enormous suEaB Wtth- out adequate inquiry or guarantees for their return. It has allowed huge pee ulations to be made under It's very n0ae forts to screen the criminals. It plays into the hands of ministers who for years are carrying on a game of eQulv~ of faisehood. The House of comnons does not do its duty, does not want to do It's duty and does not care how long so ionG as they wifi stave on the dis- solution. When the majority have goe to that state of hardened eeidshueas it Is not easy to find a remedy for that new house and a new speaker can cure 1t remains to be seen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
c,onmmmmtiva Cmrmr..

Miss Harriet Fulmer, ae Chicago. has planned to have twenty congeNpttves sp6aG the winter at camp on Gada Hill Highland Park, on the banks of Lake Michigan. Their dict will con- sist principally of milk and eggs. Tna camp will be in charge of . trained The equipment will consist of six tentss q wooden living room and a Kitchen and the experiment will be watched with much interest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-02
0AKVILLE HAPPENINGS

A. II, Mattoon has accepted the con- tract of harvesting the ice on Shades reservoir for the concern which former ly went by the name of C. l.. Missell Co. James Morton had taken the job and already commenced it. but then came his sudden death.
 At the meeting of the ladies of this village held at the home of Mrs l.. J. Douglass yesterday afternoon, the fol- lowing officers were elected tor the new Sunshine society then organized: Mrs Charles R. smith, president: Mrs Harry E. Russell and Mrs George Rodcn, vicc-presidents: and Mrs Charles W. Cooper, secretary anu treasurer. Mrs Helen GArlick. prcsi- dent of the same society in Waterbury. presided at the meeting. The club, which counts already about fifteen members. will meet on the first Friday of each month.
 Edward Ondeck. who came to reside here few months ago, has given up lis position at the local pin factory and will go 10 Hazelton, Pa. shortly, 10 stay with his parents
 This evening the Womcn's auxiliary society will give q public supper at All Saints church.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-02
IN THE LINE OF BUSINESS.
Lawyer Assigned to Defend Prisoner Not Pleased to Win Case
 His Reasons.

Almost any lawyer will undertake the defense of prisoner accused of crime and will use his best endeavors to secure his acquittal. Assistant Dis trict Attorney Osborne. of New York, tells of North Carolina attorney who was practicing in a backwoods noun ;ain district. While he was waiting for his case to be reached the trial of a notorious highway robber who had been caught red-handed was called. The prisoner had no counsel and the pre- siding judge requested the distin- guished lawyer to defend him. The trial lasted two days. and 10 the courts as- tonishment the jury returned a verdict of acquittal. As the prisoner was about to be discharged the lawyer stepped up to the judge and requested few words in private.
 What is it?" asked the court.
 ''I would ask your honor" replied the lawyer. "to have the prisoner detained in jail tonight. have to cross a lonely field on my way home, and the rascal happens 10 know that I have money about me"