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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-08-17

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-08-17

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-08-17
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-08-17

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-08-17

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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-04-15
WATCH
+. RIGHT

IF your watch shows any irregu-
larities OF gives other evidence that
something il wrong with it, better
have it examined by q competent
Matchmaker. You. won't find any
more skillful, OF experienced arti-
san anywhere than right here. W.
clean and repair all sorts Of watches
thoroughly and quickly, and guar
all. our work, As WELL AS QUE
PRICES, to Be RIGHT. 4
If your watch chain is beginning
to show Migns Of wear, or if you'd
like a new chain for any reason,
we are prepared to supply you with
the best .gold-illed one made, at a
very moderate price. W. carry the
Simmons make, the best known
andmost strongly guaranteed chain
ever sold.
w. A. PERSEY, Jeweler,
Washburn, No. OAK.
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-04-15
VILLAGE COUNCIL.

Regular adjourned meeting Of
the village council was held in the
city hall April 18th, 1905. Called
to order by the President at $3.50
o'clock P. M.
Present, President K. Klien and
trustees, Ferguson and Benn, and
village clerk Clark.
Bonds on new officers we're pre-
scented and approved.
The bill Of j. Willis, marshal
was allowed at $3.50.
Application was made by A. p
johnson for the purpose Of con.
structing and maintaining a tele.
phone system in Washburn.
Ordinance No. 8, relating to fran
chise for telephone system, was in
troduced and read for the first time
and referred to committee Of the
whole.
Application was made by Geo
A. Fridd, for the purpose of con
structing and maintaining a tele
phone system in Washburn.
On motion, it was voted to carry
insurance on the Fire Hall and ap
para.tus to the amount of $3.50.
Oh motion, meeting adjourned
until first Tuesday in May.
F. M. Clark, ". G
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This is the wrong time to sell
Overcoats, but as we have them we
will sell them at 25% below actual
cost in New York. It would be a
good investment to borrow money
and invest in Clothing, as this will
be the last chance in a life time to
secure goods at this price.--FRED
JOHNSON e Go.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-04-15

TAYLoR's /. OBJ PR1NTERY has been
busily engaged the past week turn
ing out some fine stationery. There
lis still some more left. See the
fine line in his display.
ATTENTION, FARMERS! NOW is
the time to insure your property
against Fire, Hail and Tornado. /
am agent for the well known st.
Paul Fire & Marine and six other
companies. It will pay you to see
me.-PETER "A. SCHMIDT.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-04-15

About that Farm Loan-see the
Klein Land Agency.
For Farm Loans do not forget
to see Jos. Mann.
Good sound fence posts, for sale
at Holtan's. $500 per hundred.
Farm for Rent. Enquireof VIM.
Evanson atWashburn Meat Market
John Koth, of the Underwood
Department Store, was a visitor
Monday.
The Noble Grand requests a full
attendance on the 18th to consider
matters Of Importance.
We have 100000 t., loan on land
Special rate. See r. E. Funk, LIST
Natl Bank, Washburn, N. D. 46
Burley Ward went down to Bis
marck Saturday in company with
Vim. Flynn. who was badlysburned
in 9 prairie fire.
Mr.. T. Allshouse came up on
Fridays tain to look after some
business matters at this place. He
returned on the afternoon train.
j. G.. Ness, who broke his leg
last fall, is reported on the road
again for the Minneapolis Thresh-
ing Machine Co.. (
Aug. E, johnson spent the fore
part of the week in the vicinity OF
Underwood on matters connected
with the railroad extension
A $40 acre Improv9d Farm near
Weller or Coal Harbor, is wanted.
See us about your farm if you want
to sell.-KLE1N LAND AGENCY.
Mr. George Gackle and wife, of
fKuln, n. D., we're Washburn Wis
itors the first of tho week. Mr..
Gackle is interested in a number
Of stores and elevators in this Sec
ton of the state.
Easter service will be conducted
Iby Rev. j. Hestnes, Easter morn
mo at 1890 3. N. in the WashbuEn
ts6hool house andintheJ,P Peter
son school HOUSE s $50 n ~. Ser
Iviees in Norwegian language ct
fbothspllaeesa.., \ i.
Are yon.natsgladio-kn know that q
donation from ,you would be- ae-
ospted- Ah,,syfswonldn't take it from
John d. Rockefeller. l probably
looaldnt III land.to John b. but
II think Ican Is You il you ar,
thinking Of buying. BECAUSE,
IL ssiltcheaper and on better. forms
than any ono else. Before You
tJbny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; the same
appliss.to land loans Az to All
stracts, Of course, there we shine.
q. M. DIGEN, washburn, N. D.
Strayed from Frank Nj Donald's
ranch, wednesday, April 9Th, one
dark brown mare years old;
weight about 1000, with a gray
brand blotch on left hip and small
wire out on right front leg; has a
rat tail, and in good condition;
when last seen was in neighbor-
hood 81 Douglas ranch going north
west. a Reward Of SIS will be
paid for information leading to her
recovery. Herbert G: Hanson,
washburn, N D. AIT.
The Russian and Jap fleets have
lnotcome to-gether-yet.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-04-15

/ have the Town Herd. Cattle
will be properly cared for. Salt
will be furnished on the ground.
+ - F. O. LATHROP.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-04-15

from a trip up country.
The Washburn Roller Mills have
closed down for repairs.
Clothing Repaired, Cleaned. and
Pressed at the
Y Geo. L. Robinson returned Sat-
urday from a trip to Bismarck.
T. j. Haugeberg returned the
first of the week from his claim.
Fred Koth went down to the cap
ital city Wednesday on business.
For SALEM Buildings in
Washburn. Inquire Of II. HI. Fleek
Money! Money! $4,000 to loan
on real estate.-PETER A. SCHMIDT.
Mrs. H. III. Rohrer is recovering
from her recent attack of the grip.
Live Stock Insurance.. g..
Funk, First Natl Bank, Washburn
Miss Isabel Hagen began a term
Of school in the Weller district on
Monday.
For Sale Cheap-A pair. of driv-
ing horses and a buggy. Call on
nc. Olson.
Nudge Lamb returned Wednes-
day from a business trip to the
capital city. "
Louie Peterson took a four-horse
load Of land seekers out into the
country Wednesday.
County Treasurer Root returned
Monday from a visit to his farm in
the Goodrich country,
Mrs. John Satterlund came up
from Bismarck Monday, and is the
guest of Mrs. L. M. Wallin&-
kJohn Ray, r.. D. Ward and DR..
Robinson were visitors from Coal
Harbor the first Of the week.
Mrs. Harry Carnahan and sister,
Mrs. Fred CLARK returned home
from the capital city TuesdayN
Thos. Thompson, accompanied
by Jos. Willis, made a trip to Oil
- ce,,ntv TIA 6rst of the week.
a "a. M.sNM ,,,ou.d
s G.n ~, ,-.nt 10 al
ro,r fs,m-KIarn;a LAND AasNoY.
- h..n -.
..i -. a. ...t
ssf...snL-.5 ...n..n.e F.;d.-
svss., ,.'o'aea $500 'ss.' - a.'a -.
saN.1.---.s ~;
49, S", .. ! o. .nr
,
80 +.
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1870 a 81 /; 81; Is a l.
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81. me 800 u,1'ls u an1u1'.
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:: LOCAL NEWS ;:
NOTICE.

All I egal Notices Must Be Paid for
ON Delivery Of Afadavits. No deviation
from this Rule.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-04-15
M. Z. CHURCH.

SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School II 80 a. m.
Junior League, $3.50 p. m.
Epworth League, 100 p. m.
Preaching Services, 500 p. m.
WEEK NIGHT SERVICES
White Shield League Wednesday eve. 500 p. m
Prayer Meeting Thursday eve. 500 p. m.
You are cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
NEGRO POLICEMAN
SHOOTS WHITE GIRL
He Fired Into Mob and Wounds
Young Lady.
TROOPS PREVENT A LVNcHINo
A Crowd Was Jserins a Nonunion Dri-
YER When . Dusky Guardian Of the
Peace Tried to Dlspsrse Them and
Caused . Riot.

Chicago. July 17-Members OF the
Eighth regiment |. N. G., rescued a
negro policeman from crowd that
was threatening a lynchIng last night
in Thirty-seyenth street, near the Rock
Island tracks.
The policeman was Fred Locke, .who
was appointed recently for strike duty.
In trying to escape from mob he
opened fire with his revolver shoot.
Ing Julia McHugh. Is years old. A
crowd Of several hundred persons sur.
rounded the man, bent on killing him.
but the Eighth regiment OF soldiers
came to his assistance.
About 20 OF the negro militiamen
were on thei, way TO the Eight regi.
ment armory, preparatory TO leaving
for their annaul encampment at
Springfield They heard the shots
that Locke had fired at his pursuers
and rushed In the direction whence
the sound came. The militiamen were
In full uniform and armed with rifles.
Under the Rock Island tracks in
ThEty.seventh street the policeman
was standing on a mob OF men and
women and hOurishing his revolver.
There were cries of Lynch him!"
and he feared for his life. He first
fired two shots at his pursuers and
one of the bullets struck the McHugh
girl, who was standing at the curb
200 feet away. Two more shots were
fired by Locke. one II the bullets pass.
Ing through mans hat. Finally some
of the more desperate men rushed In
on LOcket from all sides and dis
armed him. lie was knocked down
and tampled upon and IL was at this
point that the mlttiamen arrived with
their rifles
Locke was taken to the hospital
whore his injuries were dressed and
later he was locked up. The girls
injuries are not serious.
The trouble was due TO an attempt
by Locke to dispense q crowd that was
jeerlng a nonunion teamster.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
FAST TRAIN IS WRECKED.
~PennsyIvanIs Flyer Hlts Freight Car
On Main Line.

Harrisburg, Pa. July 17.-Train No.
% on the Pennsylvania road kn0Wn IS
The Pennsylvania Flyer" the new is-
hour train between Chicago and New
York met with an accident today which.
fortunately. did not result seriously.
A westbound freight train nearing
Port Royal tried to stop suddenly and
the engineer made a too violent appli-
cation of air, the consequence ct which
was that a car buckled and was
thrown over on Track No. 1, on which
the Flyer was speeding east. An at
tempt was made to flag trains In front
and In the rear OF the wreck but the
break occurred almost simultaneously
with the arrival Of the flyer and he
rain plunged inc he wreck.
The momentum threw the wrecked
car from the track. but the oyer did
not jump the rails. Engineer Cal.
vim Miller, OF fhls city when he saw
the obstruction on the track jumped
from the engine and was hurt about
the head and back. He was the only
one injured on the train, Fireman
Garman brought the train to a stop.
The passengers, all OF whom were In
their berths. did not Lnow there had
been an accident until after the train
had been stopped for some time. They
were not even shaken up and none of
them was ijured.
A wreck crow soon cleared the track
and fireman Garnan brought the train
to Harrisburg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
osoraIs All RIah, says Ls~.IA

Savannah. Ca, July l7.-COnsress
man p b. Lewis, Of the third district
Who was In Savannah. was inter
viewed 10 regard to state politics
Tue sovernoTship." said Mr.. Lewis
We'll. you can say that have little
sympathy with those who would have
the people believe that We are solnS
10 the bow-wows. Georgia h al right
iss people are honest. its ofneers are
honsst. ana those who are trying g
make her ana her people appear other
vice VII have . mighty rocky read
"a travail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
PLANTERS WILL AID
IN INVESTIGATION
Officers of Cotton Growers A.
soeiation In Washing.oa.
NEW REPORT is NOT pRosAsl &
Henry G. Hester, Secretary Of ss.
Orleans Cotton Exchange, w.. Also
Assist the Department Of Just G. a.,
Probing Cotton Leakage Repor.

Washington, July l7.-Ha... BE-
dan, president OF the Soulhera ....
Growers associabon, arrived .. ,
day and Immediately went ...
ference fifth Richard Ch,athlm
tary OF the same Oc.at.uu Co., ..
ry G.. Hester, secretary u. t. >..
Orleans Cotton Exchange. ssh.
the city In connection VITA ...
ing charges that the GuNr..u..
tistics have been juggipd ,Og r..
eft of stock brokers.
The cotton men met a, Oh, .....
Colonel Hester at the E5h..
of the business under con- ..
None OF hem would stat j0, ...
ter Of the business under cUu-...l..
beyond saying that the uN.a.
the two organizations IN ,y.l ...
possible will assist in the .uy.....
of the charges which Is h...
Quoted by the depar,ufeu, Of is,
MIR. Jordan denied tina, be- ...
In New York with a view A. -'.;
to Oyster Bay to lay the mate:
fore the president, and he wY.. ..
say that he had an appoiu'm,. ID
see the president at any Tim" I.l,
far there ha sheen no detcrmal'Na
by Chief Statistician Hyde TO yr'.'
the new cotton acreage report Nh,'a
Colonel Hester requested the i,p,-,.
ment to make. The last repo' Aii
prepared from figures made ou Nay
rs. II is believed that the govern
ment agents included in their figures
estimates OF the cotton acreas" 'hA'
was likely to be planted after NAV %
II correspondence develops tha' 80
was not done, then new r,.Il'
will be made.
The government sia'is'.ciAa- A..
now gathering data for al rs'.mA.. y
the tobacco crop. but II has no. '.-'1
declced what form it will hr b.. .
sued,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
scHoLARsap 10 SECONDARY.
WsILTo-De etudents Of Vale study Do
elsty instead Of Books.

New Haven, Coma, July IL. Dean
Wright OF the Yale academic depart
ment In a report to President Hadley
says that one OF the worst evils Ia
Yale is the segregation OF rich stu
dents in expensive dormitorbes. He
said:
perhaps the most serious evil con-
nected with this segregation Of the
well4o-do students Is that 1t is bring
Ing together, especially In the sophie
more year. those who aim to form the
society sets whose chief purpose in
college is popularity and social recog.
milton and to whom for this reason,
the claims OF scholarship become sec
Ondary. so many Of the men who have
been members OF the junior and senior
society have remained In these sec
lions that there Is more or less preva-
lent feeling that room there helps
ones chances for social advancement
and this Is undoubtedly true.
IF the social honors Of college are
TO have any value, all men should have
an equal value. all men should have
an equal chance TO gain them. The
Yale spirit Of fairness is offended
when honors are bestowed upon an in
ferior man, because Of wealth or su
perlor location. or the influence OF
friends, has had an unfair advantage
over his fellows"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
WANT RECIPROCAL TREATIES.
Merchants Association Desires Ratifl'
cation Of New Measure.


New York. July 1.-THE Merchants
association through It's committee on
reciprocity treaties, has sent circular
letters to some eight thousand busl
ness men and trades organizations
urging them TO use their influence "a
obtain the negotiation Of reciprocal
treaties with Europea nations.
The influence to obtain the nego.
tlatlon OF reciprocal treaties with Bu.
ropean nations.
The influence OF business men Ii
asked to urge upon United States sen.
ators the importance Of the ratification
OF the reciprocity treaties.
Important changes are about TO be
made. and have been made In the tar
IN systems OF nearly all OF continental
Europe and unless some favorable
agreements can be made between these
nations and the United States. The
merchants association fears a disas
trous eject upon the export trade O
the United States The circular let
ters urge the carrying out Of the rec
concentrations for reciprocity trea,ic,
made by President Mckinley in hi,
speech ut Buffalo a few days bcfor,
his assassination.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
FOUR KILLED; SEVEN INJURED
Head on Collision Between F-s ~
Trains Results Fatally

Mt. Vernon. Ind, July l1-!' ...
on couision between two ir"'s 'a.'
on the Louisville and Nas1'.' ''.
road near Upton today -four 20 .','
were killed and seven injured .a q
tally. The dead;
John Spradley. Evansville
Leonard Price. Nicholasy.l" ~
Unknown tramp. supposed % ave
lived at Louisville.
l. G. Crozler, OwenSboro b.
brakeman.
Fatally injured: Engine la
renee Michael, Evansville N'-.'''
ly injured: Conductor T + '.''
ter. Evansville. hurt internally J.i'
Van Cieave, Charles Ballard % Cara
III.
Brakeman J. NJ. DeWeesee EaI --'
James Joyce and Fireman pH''.'-
all of EVANSVILLE were less s"-.'-'
injured.
All OF the injured were
Evansville.
A train dispatcher. u IS -s
took the uumber Of the trar
Ter they had startef realiIec
and telephoued 10 the telerto-' ~
ator at Upton who hastily SUNNI.
. number Of persons from 't.' -
nAg the trains. bat the o..''''
CURED before those AUaker" .'-'
raech che tracks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
crsAs. AealrU, sUsss,.hoos.

New York. luly l7-Rr a crusad,
against haoketshoPs Il VAS reported Ia
broherage elressa yesterday thar =
xnoFement n On Scot amonS the ~
eAaRget OF the eonn,ry fot s,psrs
conference ne New YORK eachar q.
4 vas learned. mar - invited 10 ), -
rrpors 10 The eoaiereaos whieh ma,
- helF m this eity, haf 4 b anllRs
shsfa N fske ns1 IS ~ policy !
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
Artlsts Protsst AosinM peeIsIen.

Rome, July l7.-The artists unior
At It's annual meeting today adop,et
q resolution protestinE against the r.
cent Judgment ~ Justice Lcvru,rju
OF the supreme court OF New NcrA
Ia the case between the italian scu'p
tOF Bondi aud the trustees or th,
metropolitan Museum Of A. u' ~.
tork. over Nouf.'s. The Ss.urrsIa.
.cc,ariue. s. decision was aga n.t az
t1s.cs arg ..lt TIE az sf. .u th.
resc Vtou as. appealed 20 -hr Amer
can artists iH. isrily among a'
men who li,r r} dough, and arc .n
Rpirsd ~ tn Haf mc IDEAS az bn4sty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
Famous Orchestra Leader Dead.

New York, July l7.-WillIam With
ers, OF Wakefield, who led the orches
ira OF Fords theater. washington. the
night OF April IL, 1868. when Presi
dent Lincoln was shot. Is dead At his
home in tina, place. AT the age OF 20
wilkes Booth stabbed him after leap
ing from the presidents box To tbs
stage and a detective arrested him
In the confusion OF the moment MANI
in the theRter believsd~Withers hrst
the shot that killed lincoln Hundred
screamed XIII him! Shoot him" and
be was dragged out OF the angry moi
to the stage Just In time TO De savet
from being badly hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
lame IS SHAKEN
BY AN EARTHQUAKE
prth TremblSd and a Sound
Like Thunder Heard.
sock WAS or SHORT DURATION
he Damage 10 Reported ~ the Re-
s.es 81 the convulsIon--stats oeolo'
6lss is Investigating Probable Cause
&hook Felt In New Hampshire.

8hock Felt In New Hampshire.
Portland, Maine, July IA slight
fihqnake shock at 2:lO a. m. today
|taa followed In few seconds by u
hsatler one. No damage was report
the shocks are said TO be heav'
|4 than those experienced March 81,
ItDi. They were reported very Sc.
4Are IT Augusta, Bangor, Lewiston,
pckland and Brunswick. Reports
rom Th0maston say that one shock
8aH felt there shortly after > o'clock
" about Is seconds duration. The
elAle prison and houses at Thomaston
aeFe shaken noticeably and dishes and
EEVya.coyers ratified.
Bladeford. saco and Old Orchard,
also noticed the shock at sos this
l0rning. The earth trembled and
keTe, was sound like distant thun'
6r The conyulsion was Of but few
efoonds' duration,
AZ Bangor there was one long rum
1lg which ratified dishes and shook
llldings State Geologlst Leslie A.
4see. Of Bowdoin college, said as near
81 he could Judge the tremulous agl
Iatlon passed from east 10 west at 81
o'clock and was between 2 and ~
Hecoads' iufinratlon, There Is no In
eeFument q Bowdoln for registering
she velocity and strength OF the con
eahsion. Professor Lee said II was
one Of those shocks which Is caused
" khe slipping Of rock on the side OF
4 hsaure 81 some considerable depth
probably two or three miles. as a r.
2nh Of long continued strain
II also could have been stimulated
NJ an explosion Of some kind Pro
q&eor Lee could not locate from re-
pQres received, the center OF the shock
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18

Peoria. July iT.-Throusa A.
Published by Judge osIs Hun'
ana aled IN the United states o.
In this city. walter Reeve "a
pointed q receiver for the Dr. .
properties. 70 act In eOninno-'.
J. \. Haley. ana Cyrus D.li-
were rseently appOtssed rser''' >
tna Kansas propsrtAes. To-
Mf Reeves b lxsa a. t1Se ~ a. =
Feezssefa ere nn:Asfssd % 49,
"A 90
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
NEWS FROM nlkApo's DOMAIN.
Chances soF Russian Army Assuming
Aaaraaaion Arc Diminishing.

N#fNHNNANN
Aggression Are Diminishing.
Tokio. July l7--An army Ofiicer who
AAs returned from MAnchuria says that
eAe expectation that General Line
Witch would assume the aggressive Is
diminishing. The Russians, who for
merly conducted the most active rec
onnaisance. General Lnevltch with his
stan personally going TO the advanced
line and discover the position OF the
Japanese and their strength have
ceased and Il Is believed that General
Aneyitch's tactics are now TO be non
aggressive and entirely on the defen
Blvs.
Reports OF the existence OF epldem
les and contagious diseases among tbs
Russians continue to reach the JNpS
nese army,
The jill discussing today the substi
tution ~ N Wilie. for ambassador
MaraNicn says that the recall of the
eAtaer recalls his speech at the Hague
1fe article says.
The higher standing and long eA
perlence Of NJ Witte and his love oI
peace impro,cs the situation. LAtei
detaila from karsaGovsk say tha; tbs
are which continued to burn unit
JAY 10. practically Destroyed IN,
aDwa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-18
DETAIL ACCOUNT OF FIGHT.
Japanese Tell Of Their Invasion Of the
island Of SakhaIIn.


island Of SakhalIn.
Washington, July 1.-THE Japanese
legation her has received R cablegram
from Toxic detailing the action OF the
Island OF Sakhalin. July 10 and IL In
which the Russians were forced TO
abandon their positions The cable
gram Is as follows:
The Sakhalin army reports that In
pursuing the enemy 1t dislodged him
from the neighbOrhod OF Veladlmsroz
ka and fslirmeye. miles west q
VladimirOzkS on the tenth Of july and
occupied both places. The enemy's
main force reiterated TO fortified posi-
lions northwest Of DSlineye. where
with machine guns. a stubborn resist.
ance vas offered. Our army com
menced n vigorous attack on the 18th
and routed the enemy toward Nakan.
ka. on the dawn OF the 18th. The en-.
emy's loss not obtAinable. but proba
Oily ~ least 1850"