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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
TOYO-KISEN -KAISHA LINE IS
TO RESUME BUSINESS.
Japanese Steamers
Again to Cross
Pacific.
Popular Liners to
Go Once More.
to Trade

The Ioyo kisen Kaisha steamship line
Is about 10 resume business between here
ana the Orient liz was officially an
nounced yesterday that the steamship
America Maru would leave Yokohama for
this port on or abous September Is, and
from that time the regular service Of this
une VII be resumed. The two other
steamships belonging t0 this company,
the NIPPON Maru and the Hougkong
Maru, VIII 50 into service as soon as they
can be put IN condition. They have been
out Of commission for over a year. Short
- afrer the war between Russia and ia
pan broke cut these three vessels were
taken on the line between here and the
Orient ana handed over 10 the japanese
Government They were then changed
INTO auxiliary cruisers and have since
been IN charge Of the Government. Now
they are once more turned back 70 the
steamship company. which viii put them
back into the passenger service.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
VOICES SWELL
IN HOLY CITY"
Great Throng of Worshipers
Hears Gaul's Work at the
Central Methodist Church
NOTES SW,EETLY BLEND
Grand Numbers Splendidly
Sung With Orchestral and
an Organ Accompaniment

Gaurs beautiful cantata, The Holy
City wes rendered last night at the
Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mission street. between Sixth and Sew
enth, by five soloists. a chorus of twenty
two voices and most capable orchestra
and tn organ.
Fully 2500 worshipers crowded the
church, and there must have been quite
500 turned away from the sacred edffce,
unable TO gain admittanee-
The wonderfully meIodious and master
ly work was given faultless interpreta-
ton. the voices being rightly balanced
in quartet, duet and trio. The unaceom-
panied trio, 1T shall come to pass that
at eventide it shall be light was espe-
cially effective.
The chorus took up that exquisite mel
ody. so appropriately welded to the
words, Holy Holy, Holy Is the Lord of
Hosts with fine judgment. and the
quartet and chorus, for treble and con-
tralto voices
List, the cherubic host. in thousand choirs.
Was one Of the mastery efforts.
The performers were:
Mrs. Otto ottesen. soprano: Mrs. Richard L.
Partington. contralto; Hiram II. Gould. tenor
W. B. Anthony, tenor; Harold r. Bsssford.
Marlin, Miss D. MuIlin. Miss J. Marlin, Miss
e H. Stead. Miss 5. A. Ward. Miss ". {.
Morgan Mrs. E. T. NJ Eckert, Miss G
welisch, Mrs. z. Mitchell. Miss E NJ Stead
Mrs. II. d. Taft. Mrs. j. W. Henderson, q Z
williams L. Sinclair o. Williams. H J.
Bloomfield W. E Hicks. B. G. Elliot. c. A
Horner G. H Irving. Mrs. H. j. Bloomfield.
Miss NJ H Taft, Mrs. A W. Kirk. Miss NJ
Williams, Miss NJ. z. Hitchcock. Miss l.
Morcom. Mrs. C. Il. Rix. Mrs c. Mounti Miss
NJ Ford Miss NJ NJ. Jackson. Miss D. Finch,
Mrs w s. Morse. Miss NJ. LIbbinE, E w
Hause. P F. Morris. G. ". Kurtz. c. r
Morcou. C. Y. Rix. DR.. F. d. Taft :. r.
Webster T. Alexander. Orchestra-Miss Ethel
Taylor Miss F. Hubbard. W. G. Kreutzberger
T. Novitzky Jr, H Danforth. T. Kreutzberger.
r. ". Barker. DR.. N. n. Callander.s
E. T. NJ Eckert was the director and
W. Fletcher Husband the organist.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Escape. From Hospital.

Hattie Austin, a coiOred woman.
escaped from the City and County Hos
pital last night by scaling a high board
fence. Hattie wanted 10 see her hus-
band, and. being possessed of the nee
essary acrobatic skill. started out to
fulfill her desire She was unfeelin gly
arrested in her flight at Second and
Mission streets by Policeman Cullinan.
She was taken TO the Central Hospital
pending her migration to her old home
at Twenty-second street and Potrero
avenue Hattie is not insane, but mere
ly possessed of a superabundance Of af-
lection for her hubby.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
GYMNASTs AND ATHLETES
COMPETE AT STOCKTON
Annual Turnfest Attracts Large Num-
bcr of Competitors From Many
of the Coast Cities.

STOCKTON, Aug a. The annual turn
fest of the Pacific Coast Turner's was
held In this city to-day at Oak Park.
Hundreds of turner's came from many
cities within a radius of 100 miles, the
largest body coming from San Francisco
by special train. which carried about 1905
persons. The prizes were won as follows,
first and second being in the order
named:
Apparatus work-Markus Links, William
Haberfellner.
Psnthaion events as follows: High jump
hop step and jump. pole vaulting. putting
shot and rope climbing for time-Frank Mil
ler s. F. /. V; William Ofenbach, Sacra-
nlento l. V.
High jump. textra)-F.arnest Frost s. F. l.
v: William Onenbach and Arthur Hansen
tied for second.
Hop step and jump textra)-Henry stober,
Sacramento l. "; Richard Attinger, 8 F. l.
Pole vauIting (extra)-Frank Miller, s. F.
v: A. weimer. S. T. V
Putting shot textra)-H. Stover, Sacramento
1. V; Frank Miller, s. F. !. V
Rope climbing fextral-Oscsr Busse, S. F.
I. ": Richard Attinger. s. F.
Broad high jump--H. Campo. s r /. v; A
Hanson s. F. l. v
Broad tump-H. Stover. sacramento l. VI
a Hanson. s. F. L. v
foo-yard dash--H. Stover. sacramento l. v;
Earnest Frost 6 F. l. V.
Singing contest, first prize won by San
Francisco Mannerchor; second prize, py
the Socialist Mannerchor-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Have Lively Experience.

1--WE young fellows out IN a salmon
boat yesterday having a lively time on the
bav They were expert sailors and one OF
rhe-r was fine swimmer They sailed gayly
around the bay til one of them lost his bal
suce snd fell overheard As he went over the
stern he grabbed the rudGer with such force
that be pulled Il on the boat This left the
5.sf entirely al the mercy OF wind and wave
7-n- boy IN the water found that he coUld not
gel back 70 the boat and the people in the
bat acre helpless 20 60 70 the bey- The boy
str1lcb cut Tor the shore and landed upon the
rocks near Black Point Here he was pulled
0rJt b. some soldiers. In the meantime the
boat was sent hIther and thither. but By means
of a hastily constructed oar the boys with the
boat also landed near Black Point and climbed
upcn the slippery rocks. The boat was about
"a thuuip herself 10 pieces when she as spied
l,v Tom Crowley. who passing IN one Of
- Launches. He made fast TO the boat and
toved her down 70 his boathouse at Vallejo
street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

Cloudy weather preK ans in Western WashIrg
ton. Northern Oregon and Western fdah0;
elsewhere On the Pacific slcIe ii i Iafr.
Showers have occurred in Northern Arizona
Southern Idaho and Western Washington
ThuRderstorms are reported from Flagstaff and
Boise.
The temperature changes have been slight
in al districts.
High northwest Wind prevails outside the
heads
Forecast made san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. August T. 1905.
San Francisco and vicInIty-Fair Monday
fre 81 west wind.
los Angeles and Vicinity-Fair Monday
l-hr west wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Monday: light
south wind.
san Joaquin Veuey-Fair Monday: light
north wind
Coast-Fair Monday: fresh west wind
Nevada-Fair Mondag
G. H WILSON.
Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED


Sunday. Aug Il.
stmr Sea Foam. Miller. u hours from Men,
cocino via Point Arena 3 hours
stmr Norwood, Martin. 80 hours from Grays
HarbOr: bound south; put In 20 land passen-
slmr Pomona. swanson. II hours from Eu-
stmr Point Arena. Hansen. 10 hours from
strnr Brunswick. Ellefsen, 1s hours from
stnT Celia. Hansen. 1e hours from Albion.
stmr san Pedro. Rasmussen ~ hours from
strnr vanguard. Mcclellan. ~ hours from
stmr Newsboy. Johnson. "a hours from Eu-
stmr Maggie. Corning. hours from Half
stmr Arctic. Nelson. "a hours from Eureka.
Schr Newark, 10 hours from Stewards Point
Br srnr Dumbarton. Rettie, days from
Brig Geneva. Chase. % days from Eleele.
Schr Ivy, Lundquist. 90 hours from Coos
DIs schr Bessie K. stark. is hours from San
sehr North Bend. Jackson. days from Coos
Barge Tidal Wave. Dablgreu. 2l hours from
Fort Bragg. in tow OF tug Sea King
Fort Bragg with barge Tidal Wave in tow.
SAILED.
sunday. Aus. ls.
Stmr Maggie Corning. HaIfmoon Bay
stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego and
way ports.
strnr Aicatrsz. Frcderickson. Greenwood
Rr stmr Baroda Whetten. Valparaiso, via
PARK Ro5erick nhu Enzalls Hilo
SPOKEN
Pr schr AIi>e McDonaid-Aug. , LAT 81
40. tn iong 155 wcSt-Green PAINTED three
,tas4.d schooner standinK north
TELESRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. Aug. II 10 p. m.-Weathe
hazy. wind NV velocity 20 miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PEDRO-Arrivsd Aug i3-Scbr Wat
son a West. from Grays Harb9r: schr O.iver
j olson. from Grays HarbJr: schr Bainbrdss
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Io.c- Her Rudder.

Tho g1sgliu- launch Cuiou in her trial trip
y=st= =-dsy. mashed her r1dder ana came very
-n=4r beng carried out over The bar she had
--s- uulsled d thrcc-rutle run against the
lazal-r8 a1d beat tllat steamer by half a
mli- At that point she making q turE.
E.lel her rlldeF suddenly gave way she i'm
Il--Izrely began clI-tlug toward the tIOlceu
tlalt- A jury Iudder was rigEec with the as
=lzrluce Ct lle top Of gasoline box and she
as sreerzl over 10 Sausal Tito. where she weE
ti5l up The night The passengers on
bard the skin by flying spray
and IN the general mUss-up Elic Roberts Tel
CverbosrL The Union on one squirt during
q her trial made an average OF u 40 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Is Submarine Bont.

EammIe coleman. Weii-kn0Nn rounder on
the water frCnt, says he is a fire submarine
boat Yesterday morning he walked 10 the
end OF Howar5-street dock, took OF all his
clothes except a left hat and jumping IN the
bay. attempted 70 swim out and Undermine the
SoIsce. H hadn't sot TAR when he was over
ken b Harry Johnston with his launch
anna Il. who Graggec hIm cut OF The water
and tock him back % Howard street. where
his clothes were But On he vas sIfiI suffer
inE from the Effects OF his entertainment Of
the preceding evening. but maintained that he
was "a me submarine boat
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Servant, Not Master.

Mr.. Lodges power over the Massa-
chusetts Republicans is little out Of
joint, perhaps, at present--New York
Sun.
Mr. Lodges power will aIwas be
more or less out of joint. There are
Massachusetts Republicans who stick
to-the old-fashioned notion that he is a
servant, not master, of the Republicans
of this State.-New Bedford Standard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
FRESNO NINE VICTORIOUS.
Defeats San Francisco In the Race for
the state League Pennant.

FRESNO. Aug 13-Fresno won the State
league ,,ame here to-day by a score of 5 TO
> AGAINST san francisco. San Francisco's runs
,rere made by Hcokin's over throw to first
hase Fresno's runs were made by punching
hits and couple OF costly errors on the par
~ Sa,, Francisco. This was the first game os
the second half of the season. Score:
~ r. H. Z.
Fresno - '.'.-
San Francisco . D !
STOCKTON, Aug. 13.-In an exciting
test stockton won the first zame of the second
half OF the season from Oakland by fast. heady
base running. Score;
Stockton
Batteries-Ferguson and Mcsfurray; Tyson.
and CAME Umpire-Harper-
SAN JOSE Aug 13.-The Sioux Indian base
bali team played here this afternoon and won
from Steffanis champions by the score OF {
TO q The game free hitting contest
with fast fielding and all kinds OF excitement
TO keep the fans on their feet Gene Wright
was in the box for San Jose and was effective.
but wild With better support the score would
have been different. The features OF the game
were two fast double plays 1nlish to Sweesy
TO Provo. and by Provo unassisted: and the
fact that a record made in the number
OF batsrr1er hit by the pitcher, 1--WE men being
advanced to first by this means.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
EDUCATED HEATHEN DIES.
Passing OF Negro Who Lnpsed From
Christianity Into Barborism.

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Aug 13.-Pri-
vate advices from Missionary Stults.
formerly of this city. now at Freetown,
West Africa, announces the death there
of Daniel Flickinger Wilberforce. the
educated African. who was for many
years a missionary. but whose sensa-
tienal recant of the faith several years
ago, accompanied by a resumption of
heathenish practices. created a sensa-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

or, what's worse, misknown.'' A great
store is not so apt TO be unknown as
srnisknown. 1t takes a lot of adver-
tising space to keep a big store prop
erly posed before the public camera
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Encountcrs Rough Weather.

The brig Geneva. which arrived in port ses-
terday reports that August IL and IL she
had strong northwest gale with high cross
seas. which filed her decks to the rail. Dur
ing the gale the upper topsail and staysails
we're carried away. She brings f3.619 bags OF
SUGAR. consigned to Williams. Dimond & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

fourth time column gives the last tide o. the
5ay except when there are but three tides.
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition 10 the souncings Of th- United States
Coast Survey Charts except when minus -
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given Is subtrzcted from the depth given by
the charts The plane OF reference is the "a
Of the lower loW waters
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

20 numbers from 637s to 1896 inclusive. b.
ing 10 numbers on each side o. the first capt
tai OF Sf3Oo-S2. 90
20 numbers from 1875 to 1916 inclusive. b.
ing 10 numbers on each side OF the second cap
ttal of S30c-<1 so
20 numbers from 4037 to 4O5T inclusive. be
inz 10 numbers on each side OF the third capt
tai OF S15O-SI
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
An Old Persian Proverb

SAYS: TO him who shoe tis as If the whole
world covered with leather. So to the who
Gas Range it is if the whole world freed
from the drdgery and toll OF the coal No ashes,
smoke Delicious food easily prepared by the Gas
System.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

AAA0nTnR q "a aAnsIl sAueA $50
HEIGE4I IA.A.AW> ZEtlAse sfoHEf.
oiaEcI ii1& TlaIT.-
: ALAMEDA for Honolulu. Aug. 10 II A II
( : VENTURA for HOnoluIu. samoa. Auck-
land and sydney. Thursday. Aug. 81. p NJ
8 s MARIPOSA. for Tahiti. Sept II. II A NJ
ID.sPRECEELS& ( BROS CO., Agts, ,FlCEsl 0ncs6E Mar
nr Freight 0rCs NT Market st.. Pier 7 Paclas S.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Stockton
aN
world. Record for swimmer Kiernn.

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 13.-B- B. Kieran.
the Australian amateur champion swim
mer, to-day won the 500-meter interna-
tional swimming race in minutes
IS 2-5 seconds. This is new worlds
record.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
MEMORANDA.

Per brig Geneva, from Eleele. Aug 13-on
Aug IL and Il had strong NV gale with
high cross sea. hiling decks TO the rail and
carrying away upper topsafl and staysaiI.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Ear vnIlrIe and ,Iare I.laaa Navy Yard.

srsamer IA j. CORCORAS leaves whars
-,,-rn end OF Ferry Esuild4ng. week days (except
80 Ss.--fevf II a. m S.15 p N Saturdays. II
m Sundays. $50 a. n. S-i5 p m Leaves
Taiisis, week days texcept Saturday,. I.45 a.
ses0 p m Saturdays 7.30 a. m D. m
Snndavs $50 D. m Meals a Ia cartsl Phon3
e4r BARNESoN-HIBBERD CO. manager4
Asa McnfEoznery Btrest
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
NAPA VALLEY ROUTE.

- oSrfS-rILO STEAMSHIP COHPANY-
M S~ST1 ET11 AND NAPA VALLEY INTER
r-pRxN ELECTRIC R. r CO Close eonnsc-
sio1s AZ Vallejo with round trips daily for
S-11,o Mar Island Navy Yard NAPA. Napa
s-1--r1 ard all way points Boats leave san
- - -s--o 90 a n. - a a. m. l2.3O noon.
srS = m eco D. n. $50 p m
S-tS = E--a,rfsso landing and office. Pier .
- =, Mission 81 Meals a carte Phone
49,, 15ss HATCH BROS. General Agents
" sf arfis Navy Yard direct.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
TERMNALE

10 numbers ending with IS, being the last
two figures OF the capital OF Sl2p0-S1- 90
120 numbers ending with 90. being the lagf
figures OF the capital OF S3oO-S1-Ot-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS
EACH CAPTURE GAME

The Giants Are Shut Out I'm the Sec
ond Struggle on the Exposition
City Diamond.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
SUN. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Tine and Height 4 High and LOW Waters
at Fort Point. entrance 70 san fr2DciscJ
Bay. Published by official authority of the
Superintendent.
NOTE-The hiTh and low waters occur at
the city front fMission-Srreet WHARF about %
rnluutes laier than at Fort Point: the height
~ rIde IS the same Al both places
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

A Surrey. Runabout and Top Buggy Stan
hope. II bought OF US, always lives up TO the
price. We carry the best that's made. Let
bold Harness Company. 211 Larkin street
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
BoCEAN TRAVEL

Steamers leave Piers and
NSQN II san Francisco.
~ WeA For Ketchikan, Wra1ssI.
koN~@ EA Juneau. Trsadweil. Haines.
WTSN 4 Skagway. etc. Alaska-1 a
| NAI ! m. Aug g s 13 IS 3. =.
\rA tcrI Sept . Change TO this COM
NNN /C/ pany's steamers AZ Seattle.
S4S=-TS/ For Victoria. Vancouver
Port Townsend Seattle. Ia.
coma. Everett. AnacoEres. south Bellinyharn,
Beilingham-11 a m. Aug 3. 8. IS. IS 3. %.
sent q Change at Seattle to this company
steamers for Alaska and c. y. Ry-; at Seattle
or Tacoma 70 " P. Ry-: az Vancouver to c
For Eureka CHumboIdt Bay)-Ponona. 1:so
D. m Aug g. o. IS 21. .. Sept 2 Corona.
i.30 D. n Aug. g u. IS "a 80 Sept s.
Redondo) San Diego and Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa. Sundays. a m
State OF California. Thursdays. 9 a. m
For Los Angeles (vta san Pedro and Ease
san Pedro). Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mon
terey San Simeon. Cayucos Port Hartford (San
Luis ObIspol Ventura and Hueneme-
Coos Bay a. H. Aug ?. 10, IS. 26- Sept 3
Fonita D a m Aug 8 IA n 80 sept 7
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. san Jose dsI
cabo. Nazatlan Altata- La Paz. Santa Rosa
la. Guaynas CNex-). 10 q n. TN OF each
ALASKA EXCURSIONS Season 1so5-rn,
palatiaI excursion steamship SPOKANE win
leave Tacoma Seattle and Victoria June -
July s, 20 August 3 H.
For further information obtain folder Right
n reserved 70 change steamers or sailing dates
TICKET OFFICES New Montgomery 81
palace HoteD. 10 Market ST. and Broadway
whzrvss. Freight Office 10 Market ST.
C D. DUNANN General Passenger Agent
10 Market st. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
Movement of steamers.

TO ARRIVE
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-29

Mavme-Notice that couple we just
oassed? They're Mr.. and Mrs. Pyrrh-
Simmons. Their courtship was one
Of the most romantic affairs Of the
season.
Maybelle-Why, she's as homely as a
telegraph pole.
Nayme-I know it, and he's as poor
&C q church mouse. That's what made
II so romantic.
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in Rees- Winans Bldg. Phones: Of
flee. Main 272; residence, Main 342.
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WEATHER BUREAU, ROOMS 412
413. F. Newman. observer. Tele'
phone Main 514
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WANTED.

WANTED SECONDHAND Ri
cycles at Alder Street Bicycle Shop.
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LOST.

LOST-SEVEN HEAD OF TWO
year old mules. Some branded II
on left stif1e. Will pay liberal re-
ward for their return or any infor-
nation. W. H. Ingalls,, Waitsburg
P.O
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PROFESSIONAL.

w. r. INGE DALTON, M. D., AT AR
cade, Seattle. Skin and genito-uri-
nary diseases.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
UPROL RING.

WALLA WALLA UPHOLSTERING
Company. 60 South Palouse street.
Phone Main 673. Chas. Caldwell
Proprietor.
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DIR. G. P. CANNON. PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Office Paine Bldg
Specialty-Diseases Of Women and
Children. Phone, Office, Main 316;
residence, Main $50.
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canf prifa til cukkens fano.

9e> Der ct mteresiereae / sc CLINT
'..enoe @eiingelier for at Aene Nenge,
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Gresen iaa hel iom Be itore &rel&1
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liae Stater 90 8ritEb Columbia.
Eefsterme til @perne Yaa ben nero-
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tcIbknis late 1afster td onore Be-
iie1umeliesfte6er; ale 8a1etter mab
liberal SilIo6elfe til at gisre Opbola
u1terbeB. 5or nerunere Dplpstin>
ger, 3ofster, etc. beibg eller tilifrio
triIfen fonn BELT Agent for @reat
Nortbern sy%ernbanet1. @en6 to Gents
Sri1nerfe for il%Ilitreret Bulletin n1eo
Sn!ribelie at Minneiota, Nortb 4n>
toto, Montona eller @oibington, or-
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Sen til lin @tl,e, bar fun til Set ito
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la &rc1sieu / Bette s(or true0e &c.
0rclonoet meo &rig, for(oo bon i'm
iSfolcgieruing % mclote Jig frlpilltg
til IicncIte pcD @rren JONI me111g
peo Z. &egiment. t9u1 npreoe oett
: Mnlfuelie, at Set q npopenol9t og
, Y(i1t ogloo at bore fro / BET Soro1z
: lfe; Sen, ser life bar Set, f1rnoe bel
Ter life bore tro / Set NunOelige> og
e fan off uo ira set befje11ote Sro:"1lt
: Tuprelo,no ifpl0tr mar alt, buao
: n1d1 fon l1orettc!!" SEQ i'm Nnteo
). ira Sfplcn / Srpn5 ,1otaltc bon:
u&rrcr &orl ct, &ongeu % gan1le
Gonnurf trn, og llipcr lfte> 1pr
: I&jurtcr11e brilter!."
ie Set bar 0r0, joni lod1; onrlottc
L Souoling; ban blcn fit G11o % 1T
l. 6uore(ono tro, inotil bons 9jert'
ye brolt! Sol, bltp ioaret peo 9pb5b
if Sen II. Morls 90 0p0e poa Vt1l1t@r
>e lalorettct , 0ooberg Sen $. @pr'
ar 1864 % iiigger begrupct poo 6aoDor
or airfcgaoro, bvor ser pes trlp1ll19
It, @iOrag, in0iomleOe al hnr1S &apte)'
/ reises 1T MinoesmGrfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
4 COT

Der er to Slags Torskeleyer,
tran Emulaoner - SCOTS og
ale de andre. like cen AT der:
:sidstn&vnte &lags err saa .&r-
dif1ld som SCOTS Emulsion
Der kommes kun de renestt
Bestanddele i vor Emulsion
OF dens Kxalitet er uforander-
1ig. Dette er Grunden til, al:
den hjslper hvor allie andre
slaar fell.
Vi garanterer, at Scott'y
Emulsion er Diet bedste Middle
mod svage Lunger, synkend<
Livskraft og Syind j Syste1net.
Hvem garanterer de andre?
vi vii sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Forlangends
SCOTT { BOWIE. 500 Pearlstreet. New Yosn.