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Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26
Kr3nika.

SSo ~ JeF
fo~rtfarande pa sina lagrsr i Man
schuriet. For att tordrifva leds-
MAIDEN roa sig ryssarne tappert
i Hardin bland ALT Diet slodder
och pack. som plagar atfolja en-
Store armee, der manstukten Ell
ar ofverhofvan strang. Sa'unda
meddelas Diet fran Hardin Diver
St. Petersburg den 81 dennes att
-champanjen till 10 dollars butel-
jen fyter som vatten der. Spell
hus och liderliga hasten hafva
uppvaxt som svampar ur lorden,
och t~illstaudet har blifyit sd de-
moraliseiande, att den ryske Of
verbefalhafvaren, general Line
visch, ha- sett sig nodsakad att
hos kejsaren ahhalla ON tillsat.
tandet at en- ny provost marshal
general elter generalproioss for
att aterstalla ordningen. Har,
ON nsgonsin. horde den ryska
knutpiskan komma till anvand-
ming.
Den mongoliske fursten Hstun
Dzakstuodal - prosit! - har af.
lagt EFT besok hos ryssarne i Har-
bin for att betyga sina vanliga
,kanslor for Ryssland. Till hans
ara hafva militara uppvisningar
.egt rum, 'derv,d fursten visat sig
sardeles intresserad i kosackernas
;skicklighet ridkonsten.
Rojestvenski och Togo haila
sig, annu pa atstand fran hvaran-
edra. Under Diet den ursprungliga
Ostersjofottan under Rojestven-
ski erhallit och iortfarande kom-
mer att erhalIa forstarkningar fr.
Ryssland / form at eskadrar, far
den japanska iottan inna sig i
att vanta pa help, till dess de
sjunkna ryska orlogsmannen blif-
Wit upptagna fran hafsbottnen och
reparerade. Delta arbete fortgar
.sxyndsamt. Sa beraknas kryssa-
rem "Vairaz',so vid krigets bor-
jan sanktes at japaneserna i Che
mulpos harm, vara sa pass fardig.
att den kan ~sjosattas den 20 dem
mes. Kryssaren "Bayan" torde
ocksa smart, vara stridsduglig.
Bergandet at "Peresviet'. Pol
tsva", "Retvizan", "Pobieda' och
.''Pallada" pSdrifves med hast.
Diver Manila kommer en- hi
.storia ON huru grundligt iapane-
aserna lyckats draga ryssarne vid
nasan, sd att de sistnamda under
EFT par manaders It'd forsett den
iapanska fottan med all den am
munition och andra tornodenhe-
ter den behoft. Ryssland hade
med en- amerikansk frma uppgjort
kontrakt ON aisandandet af 7
fartyg med ammunition och pro-
Want till amiral Roiestvensk;s
Aotta i Diet Kinesiska hafvet. Far
tygen skulle afga fran amerikan-
ska hamnar pa Stillahafskusten, q
fran San Francisco Delta hade
japanska spioner i Forenta Sta
terna meddelat den japanska re
geringen och tillika kunnat lemna
upplysningar ON hvilken route
fartygen skulle taga. Den ia.
panske amiralen Kamimura af-
sandes genaSt till den plats, der
man kunde vanta att iartygen
skulle visa sig, och resultatet blef
att a af dem uppsnapPades at
honom. DS lingo ryssarne veta
hvad som iorsiggatt och sande
kontraorder till de ofriga iartygen
Emellertid hade japaneserna gjort
EFT kap, som varderades TIL 3
millioner dollars.
Standards" correspondent i
St. Petersburg har sandt sin It'd
ming Ell intressant artikel on Diet
inflytande, som czarens moder,
enkekejsarinnan Dagmar, den
6anska p~rinsessan, har Diver
honom.
Pastaendet, sager han, att Diet
skulle vara enkekejsarinnan, som
utofvade EFT ogynnsamt inlytande
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26


Ii de tata busksnaren utefter
stranderna af Floyd river. hvari-
fran de begifva sig ut pa nattliga
expeditioner och f0rorsaka gran
narne och polisen mycken for
tret. Pa vIntern air man temligen
fri fran dem, men pa sommaren
utgora de en- landsplaga, der de
draga fran.
Mr. John B. Arthur, 1922 East
9 street, antraffades i tisdags-
morgse at sin hustru liggande
dod pa golfvet framfor sanger
/ slit rum. Han var fullt pa
kladd och maste hafva ahidit ge-
mast efter Diet han begifvit sig in
Slit rum foregaende qvall vid
II-tiden. Da hans hustru pa
morgonen intradde i rummet, lag
han d0d pa golfvet. Dodsorsa-
ken var hjertlidande. Arthur
hade en- vecka forut intunnit sig
hos ca lakare for att soka bot for
slit onda men fatt Diet beskedet
att ingenting kunde g0ras for
honom och att han ar som helst
kunde IA EN- plotslig dod.
President Samuel McRoberts
at the Sioux City Traction Com
pany har lofvat skanka the Com
mercial Mems Boat Club en- days
nettoinkomst af sparvagnstrah,
ken under nasta manad. For att
inkomsterna skola blifva desto
Store, har klubben gjort arran-
gemanger att den dagen anstalla
unsa hickor som konduktorer.
Vid sadana t~illfallen brukar Diet
ga sd tillvaga att den, som t. ex.
lemnar en- dollar till sparvagsnaf-
giften, far hvissla efter de os
centen, ty t0sen behaller helt en-
kelt dollarn och lstsar som Diet
regnar. Bland de manliga pas
sagerarne atminstone 6nnes Diet
knappest nagon som will Dor
ia krangla med en- ung vacker
flicka, och och skulle han stale
till brSk. sa vet han att hans med
passagerare mar som helst arc
beredda att f0rsatta honom / en-
"'hogre lyftning", och derfor til
ger han och svar bara inom sig
SHELF. O Profryttarnes batklubb
fortjenade Diver 1000 dollars for
liden vecka pa sina minstrel
shows. Byggandet af Diet nya
klubbhuset vid Riverside kommer
smart att taga sin borjan.
I mandagsmorgse Ingick an.
malan till polisstationen att ert
likslag och flot i Floyd river nara
stockyarden4 Detektiverna Ri
chard och Follis begafvo sig
dit och rodde ut till EFT my
stiskt foremal, som sakta guuga-
de upp och ned pa denna klassi
ska f1ods skont doftande vatten.
Vid narmare efterseende befanns
Diet mystiska foremalet vara en-
gammal koffert, som toys i land
och 0ppnades. Den inneh0ll en-
mangd billig grannlat jemte en-
del BRET, alltsammans tillh0rande
en- qviana at Diet latta och luf-
tiga slaget vid MANN Ada Clifford
som har mottagning for slna be-
undrare i EFT hus vid Pearl street.
En- af dessa beundrare hade stu.
lit kofferten, och d& han fam att
den ej inneholl nagonting af var
de, hade han helt enkelt hyfvat
den j foden for att blifva den
qvitt.
F6rA3en vecka hollo medlem-
marne af the Grand Army of
the Republic eller qvarlefvande
soldater fran inbordeskriget 5. k.
encampment i Oskaloosa, dit
afven nagra veteraner harifran
staden hade infunnie sig.l De
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26

underkastade de henne den grym-
maste misshandel. slapade henne
vid haret kring rummet. trakte-
rade henne med Stag och sparkar
och brande henne under fotsulor-
ma. / ersattning for att den STAG
kars qvinnan slutligen omtalade
hvar hon hade sina penningar, 700
dollars, forvarade, vrakte BOLIVAR
ne till sist ut henne genom EFT
forster i andra vaningeu, hvarpa
de forsvunno med slit byte. Mrs
Reidler tros icke kunna otverlef-
va den henne ofvergangna miss
handeln. Sasom misstankta tor
illdadet haktades senare iva per.
soner i McKeesport.
Slitas ut. Delta ar just hvad
manga menniskor CORA. De veta
att nagonting ar j olag, men de
kunna anda icke saga hvad som
fattas. Har nj nagonsin tankt
pa hvilken stor del at folket i A
merika ar sjukt eller ON icke
precis sjukt, icke mar val? Nagot
ar i olag hela tiden. Hvad ar
orsaken till ALT delta? Det ar
sannerligen icke EFT naturligt till
stand utan horde tvartom orsaka
stor angslan och orc. Det anne
rikanska folket air kandt for att
alltid ha bradtom. Man alter i
hast, arbetar i hast, solver i
hast, 6fverarbetar och 0fveran-
stranger naturen och undrar Sc
dan Oliver hvarfor man icke kan
ner sig frisk och stark. Eft at
resultaten at Diet amerikanska
sattet att .forcera" saker och
ting ar att blodet. som f0rser den
n0diga lifskraften, f0rsamras. Da
blodet icke ar i stand att fylla de
kraf, som stallas pa detsamma,
blir Diet tunnt och svagt, och da
forlorar Diet sin kraft, formar Diet
smart icke att fullgora Diet arbete,
hvarf0re Diet ar amnadt, och sjuk-
dom i sina olika former blir den
oundvikliga foljden.
Inlet aterstaller aftagande he'll
sa, intet bringar So snabbt och
sakert styrka som Dr. Peters
Kuriko. Kan bIott erhallas hes
lokalagenter eller direkt fir. fabri-
kanten, DR.. Peter Fahrney, II2-
ia So. Hoyne Ave, Chi
cago, Ill.
bet har ar efter ar blifvit ALT
vanskligare for tarmarena i staten
New York att IA arbetare. A
denna anledning ligga redan man,
ga at statens tarmar ouppodlade.
Deras egare hafva antingen blifvi,
tor gamla att s~jelfva drifva arbetet
eller ocksa arc de doda, deras
barn, ON de hafva nagra, hafvs
antingen begifvit sig till western
eller slagit sig ned i de stora sta
derna, och Diet pastas att Diet saval
i New York som i andra osterns
slater fnnes mycket fortrat1ligt
akeforuksland, som kan kopas
eller arrenderas bort pa mycket
billiga vilkor.
NJ har New Works jordbrusde-
partement satt sig i rorelse foI
att ON mojligt leda en- del af in,
vandrarestrommen till Diet inre a
staten. bet har latit utarbeta
skrifter, som visa hvilka fordelar
New York erbjuder for akerbruk
och mejeri pa grund af narheten
till marknader och hoppas att Diet
nu, da veststaterna iCke langre
kunna erbiuda sa mycket fritz
land som forut, skall lyckas forma
sa manga invandrare att STAMINA
staten, att de o~fvergifna och for
summade farmarne alter kunna
uppodlas.
Milton a. Kansas Sc counties
hafva rapporterat att de hafva
schooner. som betala license.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26

Standards correspondent i
St. Petersburg har sandt sin It'd
ming Ell intressant artikel om Diet
inhytande, som czarens moder,
enkekejsarinnan Dagmar, den
6anska ~prinsessan, har Diver
honom.
Pastaendet, sager han, att Diet
skulle vara enkekejsarinnan, som
utofvade EFT ogynnsamt infytande
pa czareu, fortjenar alldeles ingen
tilltro. Oct ar EFT stort mission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
Gardner Did Net Back Out.

Butte. Mont. Jan. l2.-The Gard
ners, George and James, are angry
over the report from San Francisco
that the latter backed ont of a match
with Joe Cans at San Francisco after
the San Francisco Athletic club hal
advertised that articles had been sign
ed George Gardner acting as mana
ger for his brother. appears with A
statement last night, doe ring that
the San Francisco club did not act
in good faith with them, refusing to
send him and his brother two return
trip tickets, or the. articles of agree
ment signed by Cans or his represen-
tatiyes. The demand of 80 per cent OF
the gross receipts, instead of 80. Gard
ner says, was assented to by Richard
Ford, acting for the club. Following
the statement is challenge from
Jimmy Gardner to Cans, Battling Mel
son, or Britt. at 133 or 135 pounds
winner to take all, and side bet
In view OF the unsatisfactory attitude
of the San Francisco club, Jimmy
Gardner has signed for battle with
Jimmy Kelly OF New York at Denver
Ian. 20. George Gardner has issuci
a challenge to Jeffries or any other
in the heavyweight division, Marvin
Hart preferred.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
TAKEN ILL IN THE SOUTH
Leon Conover, Threaten With APP
pendicitis, Returns Home.

Leon Conover. suddenly taken i'll at
Nashville. Tenn, with what the physi-
clans there diagnoZed as an attack
of appendicitis, arrived over the PEG
ria road last evening, and was re
moved in the Rock Island ambulance
To the home of his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. S. y. Conover, 1907 Seventh
avenue Moline. Mrs. Conoyer met
her son al Peoria and accompanied
him home. Leon has been employed
AT Nashville in the Office OF Alb Ian
dis, the mortuary expert. VINO was LOT
a year or more located in ROCK Island
DR.. G.. G.. Craig Jr., who is attending
the young man. states that his condi-
ton is greatly improved today. and
that il may not be necessary to oper-
ate upon him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
CLOSE BLIND HOME
Is Recomms ndation of the State
Board of Chari-
ties.
AN ECONOMIC FAILURE
Lacks Facilities for AmeIiorating the
Condition Of the Ablebocied
Inmates.

Springfield. Jan. Eve recon
mend that the Industrial Home for the
Blind be abandoned and that som
more economic plan be devised for the
care OF it's inmates"
Such is the surprising declaration
made by the state board of charities
in its biennial report. made public yes
terday The board asserts that the IT,
stitutiOn. after ten years operation
is an economic failure. Furthermore
il says it is lacking in possibilities for
ameiiUrating the condition of the able
bodied blind of the state. The report
adds that the inmates believe that they
are paying their way. when in fact
each one il costing the state annually
abolt si75. The actual loss TO the
state. says the report. is $500 per cap
TIA II has been found difficult 10
dispose Of the manufactured product
Of the institution. chiefly brooms. due
largely to competition with machine
made brOoEis. which can be produced
much cheaper.
Another notable assertion in the re-
port is that each inmate of the Indus
trial Home for the Blind could be
maintained in idleness. ON strictly
charitable basis. for S175 a PEAR.
CrIticIsr Convict Labor LAW.
The board also criticises the anti
convict labor law passed by the last
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
JOB OF FIRE FIGHTER
THESE WINTRY DAYS

ing in his ears he has made his drop
down the polished brass pole. snapped
the names on n horse. caught the step
ON his wagon as il rushed past him and
is dashing through the cutting night
air in the direction or the fire. The
whole operation has occupied but a few
seconds.
Once under way toward the fire he
has time to- think of the temperature
and To finish his toilet while he clings
to the swaying wagon. When he got
up he fell into his bunkers and gum
boots. Fell in" is the correct express
sion. The trousers are slipped down
over the boots so that when the boots
are on his legs are also in the trousers.
and he steps into the boots as he gets
out of bed. If he should be so unfortun-
ate as to- miss one of his boots and
knock it over he will miss his wagon.
The first part of his dressing must be
done in less time than is required for
Harvesting the horses.
His coat hangs OH the wagon and his
cap and gloves are in the pockets of
forget anything in the hurry of his
getting away. He puts on his coat. cap
and gloves on the way to the fire and
is ready for any emergency.
But it is not the trip to- the fire in
zero weather that the fireman breads.
The worst he has to endure is at the
fire if il be serious one. He is
pretty certain To get wet. because wa
ter in abundance must be used and the
man who is handling the hose can not
keep out of the way of it,
If the fire is n bad one he may work
all night in wet clothes. If he is not
be wet by perspiration, for he is sure
sometimes to be where the heat is in
tense and the physical exertion is Sc
we're. And his work must continue for
hours after the crisis of the fire has
passed. pouring water on smouldering
ruins. The excitement of the game is
over and watersoaked and frozen
clothing becomes a burden that most
people would not be willing 10 bear for
five minutes. Still. he must stick for
the finish, no matter what his discom-
fort. If he is candidate for lung fever
or rheumatism, he may realize that he
will have TO be in the hospital the next
day, but he must not whimper nor quit
till the order comes from his captain
or the chief.
Strange To say. the firemen would
rather fight fire in zero weather than
in moderate cold with wind blowing
In zero weather the water freezes on
their clothing and is itself protection
In moderate cold they are wet and suf-
fer from every breeze.
Why don't they wear water proof
clothing? one would naturally ask
They do as far as possible. a fireman's
winter coat is canvas affair slicker
lined and warm. IL straps tight around
the neck and waists. but not tight
enough TO keep the water from going
up his sleeves and down his collar And
somehow the water seems TO get in. He
is always wet il he has long siege at
fire fighting. But for some reason fire
men seldom fall victims TO consump-
ton. pneumonia or rheumatism.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
SPORTING NOTES
jenkins Throws Carkeek.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 12.-Tonl
jenkins and Jack Carkeek drew a
large crowd last night TO see their
wrestling contest at Woodward's pa
vilion for the championship of the
world. jenkins won both bouts. the
first in II minutes and 80 seconds and
the second i'll four minutes ard 45 sec
onds. In the first boat Carkeek at the
beginning showed great quickness and
strength and several times had Jen-
kins in danger, but the youth of Jen-
kins told and Old Carheek couldn't
stand the strain. In both cases Jen-
kins threw his man with ha;f Nelson
wrist holds. Jenkins viii leave to-
morrow for Cleveland. where he wrcs-
ties Gotch ON the 2Jth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
Bent Her Double.

Il knew no one, for four weeks
when | was sick with typhoid and kid
ney trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hun
ter. of Pittsburg, Pa. land when
got better, although | had one of the
best doctors | could get, was bent
double. and had to rest my hands on
my knees when / walked. From this
terrible affection / was rescued by
Electric Bitters, which restored my
health and strength, and now | can
walk as straight as ever. They are
simply wonderful" Guaranteed TO
cure stomach. liver and kidney disor-
ders. at Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug
store Price so cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
Bouaht Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and Sent IL to Friends.

F. W. ]. Fletcher. a druggist in Vic
toria, Australia, says: "A customer OF
mine was so pleased with Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. which she had
used for her children when suffering
from colds and Group, that during a
fortnight's time she obtained at my
shop nine bottles which she sent 10
her friends in different Iarts OF the
state. telling them how much good IT
had done and abusing ;hem 10 give it
a trial" For sale-by AIT leading drug
gists. -. .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12

Do yOu ever stop To think these zero
mornings when you crawl reluctantly
from your bed. shiyer in your pajamas
As you shake the ashes from the CRATE
and then steal back To the blessed
warmth Of the sheets while the fire
gets going. Of the fireman who gets up
M midnight To- put out fire?
The fireman does not wear pajamas
nor embroidered night shirt. He sleeps
in a steam heated fiat and his bed is
just as warm as yours. But he doesn't
get up reluctantly. In fact. he doesn't
stop To think. II lie did he would prob
ably decide not to get up at all. bu:
to- throw mp his job instead. He
doesn't even have time To- shiver. While
the first clang of the gong IS still ring
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12

legislature. and says IL was mistake.
Arguments are made 10 show that.
from various causes. the cost OF pro-
duction differed but little from that
OF free labor. Under the present law,
the report says, there is more direct
competition with free labor. An eN-
tension of trade and new markets are
suggested as a solution OF the ques-
ton.
The board asks the establishing OF
a colony for epileptics. and large addi-
lions TO the training school for girls
at Geneva Il also wants an instltu
ton founded for the case OF feeble
minded girls and women. AMI home
where the crippled and deformed pau
per children of the state could receive
surgical treatment.
The board further asks that it be
given the power to classify officers
and employees and equalize salaries.
and that il be granted supervision over
the purchase of supplies and the ie.-
ting of contracts.
Trninmen Seek Legislation.
Permanent organization of state
legislative board of the brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen was effected yes
terday with w J. Edens of Chicago.
chairman: Joseph Mersot of West Chi
cago. vice chairman. and F. Austin.
OF Freeport. secretary. Efforts Will
be made for the passage of safety
appliance law. and Illinois senators
and representatives in Washington
will be asked to support the fellow
servant and contributory negligence
bill introduced by Senator Penrose-
A similar measure probably Will he
in the legislature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12

A Surprise Party.

a pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver. by
taking a medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort. viz: DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are
most wonderful remedy, affording sure
relief and cure. for headache, dizziness
and constipation. % cents at Hartz
& Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
Tonic to the system.

For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. They do not weaken the stom-
ach. Their action upon the system
is mild, pleasant and harmless. Sold
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12
Danderine Is So Exh;.alating,
Insigarasing

and strengthening 10 both the air nG scIp that even
DC bottle of is often enough to show wonderful
provemeuts. IL at impaItS S;lrkiiI. Iril.nry
and velvoty softness to tho hair. and weeks
will cause hair to spr9nt out all over tho scalp, aid
ahundantly long and beautiful. Use it.Very day
hiir which two tlrts lin, a weeh
bo enough Ia cuiIpGte whatever growth you desirc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12

William s. Crane. of California. Md.
suffered for years from rheumatism and
lumbago. He was finally advised TO
try Chamberiain's Pain Balm. which he
did. and il effected a complete cure
This liniment is for sale by all leading
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12

IL makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you. ii
you are troubled with headache. con-
st.pation. kidney or liver troubles, Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you well. T. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-12

There's a pretty girl in an Alpine hat
A sweeter girl with a sailor brim
But the handsomest girl you'll ever see
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea
It. H. Thomas pharmacy.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-10-06
CHAPTER ".

The mate meantime was considering
the note put into his hands. 1t was
very short, and was a simple draft upon
a merchants house in Sydney-the short
est draft, | suppose, ever written, and on
the smallest piece of paper
"Messrs. Hengstenberg & Co, Sydney.
Pay bearer eco. New Ireland, 1884.
Baron Sergius Won Holstein.''
II will take him." said the mate. 81
expect to be out another three or four
months. He can come aboard with me.
But, stranger" he said, persuasively.
''can no business be done? Are they
open to reason?' He looked round at
the forest and deserted huts. Can we
trade for a few natives. you and me.
between us? If l could only see my way
to persuade 'em to worship me, I'd
blessed l wouldn't!-I would ship the
whole island. There would be fortune
in IT,"
They are open to no reason at all.
In fact, if they were at this moment to
come down upon us unexpectedly, ii
would be painful necessity for me-if
| valued my reputation as a prophetic
order them to attack and spear both you
and your crew; otherwise l should be
considered a false prophet. They are
wonderfully handy with their lances, and
they move In large bodies. Those pop
guns of yours would knock ever two or
three, but would be of no avail to save
your own lives. Therefore, l would ad-
wise that you get into your boat and
aboard your ship with as little delay as
possible"
The mate took his advice and departed
with his passenger.
And now" said the Baron Sergius.
II am alone at last, and can enjoy my
self without any of that fellows groans.
l never knew before how extremely dis
agreeable one single murder may make
a man."
That evening the rescued man, David
Leighan, sat on the deck with his friend
the mate. The island Of New Ireland
was now a black patch low down on
the horizon, the night was clear, and the
sky full of stars. David was off the ISL
and at last. and once more free to re-
turn to England; yet he did not look
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-10-06
Roasted Duclx1iugs.

Clean the birds thoroughly, put into
each one an onion and apple cut In
halves, dredge with flour, salt and
pepper, and roast about twenty min
utes, according to size. Basic from
time to time with melted butter. Take
out the birds when done. Into the pan
In which they were roasted pour lit
tie stock, thicken this with Drowned
flour, add a dozen olives chopped and
serve as a sauce for the ducklings. By
the way, remove from the ducks the
onions and apples, which are to be
used for the purpose only of imparting
little flavor to the birds, and Of abb
sorbing, If need be, any strong flavor
Of the ducks