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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-13
A GAME OF PEEK-A-Boo

One day at about quarter TO nine could not find
my cap. hunted high and low but could not find it.
asked mother about it, but she only smiled and said
nothing Invent out of DOORS thinking that might have
left it in the yard, but it where to be found
When went into the house happened to pass by the
looking glass; and there upon my head the missing
and longlooked-for capl looked up to anyone
was around, and told mother I had found it on my
head And then mother laughed.
Sixth Grade. Frank Josephs,
Dawson, Mimi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-13

aghast and said, " What
have you been doings"
GIVE been painting, !" I
said. And then mothey
laughed.
Alice Tough,
Fargo, N. D.
Sixth Grade,
Longfellow School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-13
THE JoURNAL JUNIOR, MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA sATURl

mild the and ice melted away considerably earlier
than has been the for many years This naturally
caused frequent snowslides from the housetops-
Mother had been downtown shopping, and when
her coming back to the side of the house to
make SNOWFALL which intended to throw at her. just
as stepped upon the walk that leads to the house
walked out few feet and yelled "Look out for your
head!' could not help laughing at seeing how had
surprised her. Just about to throw the ball
snowslide from the roof knocked down and COM
pletely covered Then mother laughed
Tenth Grade. Hiding Eagle,
Box 307, Delano Mimi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-13
A CUNNING ENEMY.

"Irwin don't want to you top of that smoke
house again. If do, you will receive sound whipping
about six years old and very fond Of climbing
to the highest part Of that smokehouse; thought
great sport took mothers advice but finally the temp
tation unbearable and climbed to the roof and
sat down, knowing that cunning enemy had seized
and fortified this dominion. In few minutes fully
conscious Of this fact. heard low tbuz-z-z' And
many others Buz-z-z!''
couch! Oh, mama, come quick! Help, helpl Oh,
Oh' cried cruel wasps stung my face and hands,
not long in leaving the smokehouse, and when
had put cool ground on my burning cheeks-mother
laughed Irwin Schmidt,
Seventh Grade. Chaska, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-13

3-The chest and back
exercises were rather try
ing, but perseverance was
his motto.
and Of course she had not
expected to go visiting,
which kept her, from play
ing with mud pies for a
few days.
Now, I don't under
stand where that water has
gone, !" she cried. eff it
had been in the country the
chickens might have drunk
it-but here
ooh, I know where it IS
gone! - cried my older
cousin, Willie, loftily.
Willie went to the grade
school, not to the kinder
garten, so he knew a great
deal.
cit rained up, that's
where it went,'' he ex.
planned. Rained up into
the sky; it always does, an
down again. Where d YOU
from3D
"Wen, I didn t suppose
so there!o cried Florence.
"You can It see it go !,
is SO cold that it runs toget
fog. IF it should be very c,
down again it will be a sno
Florence would hear
mother to see what it all m
Willie says it rains upsi'
And then mother laughed.
A Ninth grade,
Cleveland High School.
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4-The last and most
difficult feat Of standing
on his head he was just
perfecting when his en-
ployer suddenly returned
with a visitor. Tompkins
was dismissed, and his
faith in muSc1e-bui ding
: exercises has vanished.
-Chums.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19

da ehca2 dc este iCioma--Cuidados
de familia- a--Comida & la aspafola--
Costumbres, religion tradiclones
patrias-Metodos de ense6anza ame-
ricanos-1dioms obligstoric. el tngl6s,
Nuestraa especialidsdea Oomercioi
Idtonads. Referencias da doude se
quieran J como 90 qujersn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
s. T.. Luz Electrical"
s.rv clio de- dfa y de uO"he.
'n0ntinua & hAix lensiOn 4

VOrT1ONto COnt1Hu1 uAt1 t0HssV"
,v vsao So tods osss de insaacons, SA1a saAs
...s,e. armb,.do pubico ahaoco: tod. lnosa.
>a,. Tsdtonos para argas dstancias ntsoomunicados
80 ceras muellss Matsrialss dsas cas
Dc nsaacionss Mams u'ssd Is' 'ss'sns sS"rs
ss...., Alien A.. Sslsisss, Ohssas. A.. Psssn- ''s
Ays,t.as d os1sss 49,
Jaime Sifre. Administrator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
LATIN ..AMfRI(AN INSTITUTE
dI'l9ld0 p0[ Don Jose Domingo SuISoOa
81 w. 9th St. NEW YORK

destruction en todos los ramos
Jonduccion adecu ada On los estudios,
Traso y direction convenientes al carac-
TOR de In raza latina-Perfeccion amiep.
70 on 81 idioma espaflol, & tin de O los
lovenes que se nos envian no vuelyan
luego d sus paises hacienda papeles
ridfculos, sin ssber hablar bien, nj el
sapahol, nj el tngles. -Enseflanza rSpi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19

CLIQUE suscribe pous en- con- Oh
miento de aus numerosos .parroquta-
abs, qua dssde ssta fecha, y en- mi se-
gundo comedor, los precios esssrAn
an REL acl6u con Ia situaci6n xctlal
Un bistek. II ctvs. Una ternera en-
DAD ada, 10 ctvs. I'm arrox con gall
na, 10 ctvs. Un caldo gsllego, 10 ctvs
I'm bacalao { 10 vizcaina, 10 ctvs. Una
SODA cor carue, 8 ctvs. Una sopa De
psllinA, 9 esvs. ina mixta, 8 ctvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19

y Asi suce vamsnte todos los dsmss
platos.
!Tambian se hacen abonos pars
iAmlliss q preclos llmitsdos, 6stos con
quIncenas adelantAdas
Un cubierto de Ii y dc IS & I en-
el Restaurant, 50 ctvs,
Los iueves y domlngos Sc hace un
selecto cald1 gallego, y los sAbadoi
paatslex y a;lacas con polio.
JUA.JGARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
Doctor R, Ruiz Arnau

De regreso de su visje q Europa,
scaba de instaiar su ofcina profesio.
nal en- Ia calle del Cristo, ndmero IA.
Horas de consulta: de II media & 2
y media de- la tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-19
la Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO 56,

Gran rebaja de preclos en- bene6co del pdbhco
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Sc VEADEN 4 PREQO MODI(O

Los estabecimientos de herreria fundici6n de
vvenda radcados Ia nmedacon de la carreera de Qua.
yama Arroyo El que los desee puede drigirse dona
Nataia de Santiago, yuda de Caussade don Federico
Curet de Guyana
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-11
Live Stock Market.

Chicago. April 11.--Cattle receipts
1000 Marker steady Good to prime
steers. s.oo@6.75: poor to medium.
1909 SIS; stockers and feeders. 2.65
m5.00; cows, 275@5.25; heifers, 800
I5.75, heifers. 3.O0@5.75; Gamers,
l.50m2.7o: bulls. 2.5Om4.75; calves.
2.00@6.25
Sheep receipts, $4,000 Market stea-
dy. Good to choice wethers, 5.75m
e.10; fair to choice mixed. $50 5.65;
western sheep, 5.o0@6.1O: native
lambs. 450@7.5O; western lambs.
47567.65
Kansas City, April 11.-CattIe re-
ceipts 5000, including 1000 southerns
Market strong. Native steers, $500
5.85: southern steers, 4.0066.00; SOU
rhern cows. 2.75@4.7o: native cows
md heifers. 2.50m5.60; stockers and
'aeders 35OM5.25; bulls, 265@4.Jo;
calves 3.0O66.25: western fed steers
i.5OT CPS: western fed cows. 3.50m
800
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-11

Simla, India. April l1.-Fresh earth
quakeS yesterday evening and this
morning lead to a revival of alarm.
The new government offices were
freshly cracked.
Lahore. April 11.-Commissioner
Jullundar reports that as a result of
his Investigations he estimates the
fatalities resulting from the recent
earthquakes in the Kangra district
at 10000, and in the Palampa district
at 5000. The total number killed at
Dharmsala was 424. besides the Cur
khas who were crushed to death by
the falling of the stone barracks.
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To Effect a Juncture.

ST. Petersburg. April 11.-Whether
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's battle
ship division passed through the
straits of Sunda or the straits of Ma
he is now moving to effect a juncture
with the division which passed Sing
apore April sth. 1t is possible that
this juncture may not take place un-
til the two divisions reach Cape Pa
DARN. on the east coast of Cochin.
China. The dispatches from Singapore
naming the ships which passed there
are said to be erroneous in
several particulars.
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ADVISING THE SULTAN.
Germany Advises international Con-
ference to Determine What is
Wanted Of Morocco.

Berlin, April 1.-THE German gov
ernment is urging the Sultan of Mo
rocco to request the powers to agree
among themselves by an international
him to do. These include action on
suggestions for systematic payment
of foreign debts. bringing about an
adjustment of the tariff and taking
steps to properly police the country.
cbtainable at the foreign office. it Is
understood that strong expectations
are held there that the Sultan will
accept the idea of an international
conference,
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CORPORATIONS INTERESTED.
They May Have to Pay Over to the
Tax Collectors of New York
Twenty-Five Millions.

Albany, N Y. April 11.-Attorney
General Mayer will go to Washington
tonight or tomorrow to appear for
the state of New York before the L.
S. Supreme Court for the final argu-
ment of the corporation franchise tax
case. which has been pending before
ton since the law was enacted six
years ago. Every corporation in the
state is interested. If the decision of
the court Of appeals is sustained. the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-11
WILL BUILD TO THE GULF.
Colorado and Southern to Have Dr.
rect Line From Denver
to Galveston.


Denver. Colo. April 11.-Arrange-
ments have been made by Edwin R.
Hawley and his associates to extend
the Colorado and Southern railway
to the Gulf. thus making through
line from this city to Galveston The
cost of building the extension will be
met by a bond Issue Of $9.000.00O.
The Colorado and Southern operates
lines of road 1921 miles in extent,
from Orin Junction. Wyoming. thro'
Colorado to Fort Worth. Texas. The
route to Galveston will be accomplish
ed by the purchase of the Trinity and
Brazos Valley railroad and the con-
struction of about $50 miles 10 the
Gulf. The construction work has al
ready been contracted for. and it is
expected that the extension will be
completed In year.
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NO URGENCY ATTACHED.
The Government Receives a Copy of
President Castro's Reply.

Washington. April 11.-Through
the incoming South American mai
the state department today received
from Minister Bowen a copy of Presi
dent Castro's reply 10 the Minister'S
proposition to submit the issues be-
tween the United States and Venezu-
ed that there is no urgency attached
to the matter. and unless something
unexpected should occur in Venezu-
Ella. the reply will be allowed to re
main for the consideration of the
cabinet at the conclusion of President
Roosevelt's western trip.
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Russian Terrorists Active.

Paris, April l1.-Some interesting
details respecting the condition of
the Cars life as they appear to his
defenders have been communicated
to the ST. Petersburg correspondent
of a Paris journal through an officer
of police. He says that His Majesty's
view is understood to be that all pos
thwart criminal plans, not so much
in his own personal interest as for
the sake of those who entirely de-
pend upon him. Therefore Tsarkoe
Selo. from the railway station to the
imperial apartments. is filled with
detectives. spies and troops. Hard by
the palace barracks in continuous
communication with His Majesty's
household. so that the soldiers. who
are ever ready could be summoned
at a moments notice
warriors devoted body and soul to
Gods Lieutenant" so that it is alb
sofutely impossible for the unauthor-
lied outsider to enter. And yet"
says this officer. ''the devilish ingenu-
ity of the terrorists makes one shud-
der. Recently for instance. when we
investigated the case of the explosion
in the Hotel Bristol, our men made a
discovery which Mortified them, and.
indeed, all of us. They found the cos
tune of police officer nothing
more-but what it signified was that
the diabolicar criminal who was kill
ed by his own bomb intended to dis
guise himself as a police officer, get
close access to some dignitary or
other parsonage. and then perpetrate
horrible crime
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BOND FOR 5oYkiN.
Judge Pope Grants Petition in Nab-
cas- Corpus Proceedings and Puts
the Bond at $75,o 900.

After hearing the petition in the
habeas corpus proceedings by which
it was hoped to secure bond for A.
TO grant the prayer Boylxin's bond
was put at s75, 900 1t is not known
whether he can furnish that amount
or not. Boykin is in the Chaves coun-
ty jail awaiting trial at Portales on
the charge of killing Henry Stoltz.
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CONTRACT TO cAz,ER & DODGE
They Will Do the Grading of the Sec
ond Street Road at Two Humid
red Dollars per Mile.

The county commissioners have
let the contract of grading and re
pairing the Second street road to
Tobe Cazier and Mr. Dodge. The price
was 5000 per mile. or $500 for the
whole of the 2h miles on the road
that is greatest in need of work Ca
zier & Dodge will begin the work as
soon as the weather and condition of
the ground permit. They would have
commenced today had it not rained.
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GERMANY ADVISES
Tells the Sultan of Morocco to Confer
with the Powers in Regard to Set
Element of the Present Troubles
Sultan Will Likely Accept.

Huntington w. Va. April 11.-Fire
Guiding the wholesale grocery house
ry building occupied by the American
Stogie Company Several smaller bull
dingS in the immediate vicinity of
the fire were crushed by falling walls
No one was injured The total loss
will exceed 10000. The principal in
dividual losses are Blake & Co..
$4,000 American Stogie Company
$4,000
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meet April 19 will consider other
land fraud cases, and 1t is understood
that sensational developments will
follow
MAYOR DUMMIES FIRST DAY.
New Democratic Head Of Chicago
Government Has Strike Trou-
bles on His Hands.

Chicago. April 1.-THE crisis in
the controversy growing out OF the
Montgomery. Ward & Co. teamsters'
strike was locked for by both sides
today 1t was Mayor Edw F. Dunnes
first day in Office. and it was said he
would be asked by both sides to ar
range an armistice and to act as ar
hitrator of all the differences
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SELLS SHEEP AND LAND.
on the Condition of Things
Down the Valley.

NJ 2. Miller, of the Roswell Live
turned from an extended trip down
the Valley, where he sold 5000 head
CT sheep and $50 acres of land in the
artesia district He reports every
thing in good shape down the Valley,
that stock is looking well and that
there is good. green pasture every
where.
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Texas Lumbermen in Session.

Fort Worth. Tex, April IA roy
al welcome was extended to the mem
Association and their ladies, who ga
thered in Fort Worth today and be-
gan their annual convention. The
members of the Hoo-Hoo order had
the affair in charge. and nothing was
left undone in the way of receiving
and entertaining the visitors
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TO EXTEND HIS HUNT.

The President Decides to Remain
Near Frederick Till Saturday.
Lawton. o. T., April 1.-Cowboys
who have arrived here from Freder-
ick, Oklahoma. near where President
Roosevelt and his party are in camp
assert that the President has decided
to remain there until Saturday thus
his hunt two days.
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SHIPMENT OF FINE STOCK.
High Grade Bulls to e. Paso
Firm for Shipment.

W. NJ. Atkinson. manager of the
Milne-B Bush ranch. has sold a carload
of high grade two-year-old Hereford
bulls TO Las Norias Cattle Company.
the lot. and the consideration was
$45 per head They were bought for
immediate shipment, and Mr.. Atkin-
son expects to ship them tomorrow.
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MONTANA LAND CASES.

Fifty-Four Persons are Defendants
Against Government Charges.
Helena, Mont. April 11.-What is
known as the Montana land cases
were called to trial before Judge Hunt
in the United States court here to-
day Fifty-four persons are defend
ants, and the government charges
thro' Intermediary r. NJ. Cobban
that they were agents of United
States Senator Clark The latter has
been sued for the recovery OF the
land which is very valuable for the
timber on it.
The federal grand jury which is to
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been ordered 10 proceed to Anabam-
bas islands. where the Russian fleet
which passed Singapore on April
is now anchored, with the view of
assuring the observance of neutrality.
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Money and Stocks.

New York, April 1.-Money on
call steady at 3G3k prime mercan
tile paper, 3A @4h; silver. 567s
Closing Stocks.-AIch., 89as pref.
1929: n. Y. C., 157Hs; Penna., 142h:
so. Pac.. 67%: u. P. 1919; Copper
s61s Steel. 365S. pref. 10O7s.
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crowd of young people of the
Christian church congregation will
meet at the church Friday night and
go TO the home of Mrs. ]. ]. Beck.
TWO miles northeast of town for a
Tour of the United States" It will
be a jolly party.
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Plot Against the State.

Paris. April 11.-Capt. Volpert of
the 11th infantry has been arrested
on a charge of completely in sup
posed military plot against the secu-
rity of the state. 1t was announced on
ridges had been discovered in the
house of a man named Meyer in the
suburbs of Paris and supply of RI
fies was found later. The authorities
at first did not consider the affair Sc
rious. but their subsequent opinion
was that a genuine conspiracy was
being Matched
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J. NJ. Giles, of the u. s. Reclamation
Service has arrived in the city and
will have charge of the photographic
department in part of New Mexico.
Oklahoma and Texas His work has
not yet been assigned.
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
Reports Sent Out Last Night Were
Much Exaggerated.

Topeka Kan. April 1.-THE re,
two trains on the Santa Fe at KinS-
ley as published last night were very
much exaggerated The fireman and
porter were seriously hurt and three
passengers slightly injured. These
were the only injuries resulting.
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Miss Ida McCune notifies her pu-
pills that she has changed her studio
to the residence of Mrs s. L. Ogle,
GA n. Main. from SIS n. Main s4t2
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Z. S. WEATHER ausEAu.
local Report.)

Roswell " NJ. April 11.-Tempera,
tnre.-Max.. 76; min, AZ; mean. 50.
Precipitation, IL; wind N. E.. We
locity miles; light rain
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Rain or
snow tonight and probably Wednes-
day. Colder tonight.
NJ WRIGHT.
Omcial In Charge.
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Mrs Ralph Dimmitt has arrived
from Denver and joined her husband
who is a salesman at the store of
Price & Co.
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Richard NJ Steele, who has been
here for the past three months for
his health leaves today for El Paso
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No Russian Vessels at Muntok.

Singapore, April 11.-A telegram
from Batavia, Java, today says there
are no Russian war ships at Muntok,
island of Bankas. at which place 1t
was reported yesterday that the Rus
sian squadron had been sighted.
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J. ]. O,Neill. of Allellen. N NJ. was
in the city today on business.
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INDIA RECEIVES ANOTHER SHA-
kiNG.-MUcH ALARM FELT.
A FRENCH PLOT

Infantry Captain Charged With Plot
ting Against Security of the State.
Illinois Chaplain Prays FerventIy
for the Presidents Safety.
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various corporations will have TO pay,
ius counties more than $4,000. 900.
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BELIEVED GREAT BATTLE WILL
OCCUR NEAR FoRMoSA.
A MILLION men

Japan viii Increase Her Armies Enor
mously.-Russian Fleets to Effect
a Observation-Disclosures Terrorists Ac-
tive and Their ingenuity in Avoid
ing Discovery.
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ST. Petersburg, April 11.-Accord-
ing to the admiralty's information the
Japanese have had an observation
squadron in the waters off Labuan.
British Borneo. where they took the
same advantage of British neutrality
that Rojestvensky did of French neu-
trality AT Madagascar, and this squa-
dron is believed to have been sum-
moned by the Japanese north of the
straits of Formosa, where it is be-
lived the great battle will occur
Considering the. vital nature of the
issue. the admiralty is inclined to
think that Admiral Togo will not
dare to send ships to- Vladivostock
or leave any vessels behind him to
cope with the vessels in that port.
and that the Japanese coast and trans
port fleet will have to shift for them
selves until the naval battle is
fought.
It is learned that the Russian ships
have ON board a patent appliance
consisting of steel brushes attached
to a sort of belly-band which running
under the vessel can be used quite
effectively to clean the bottoms. The
speed of the war ships in this way
it is calculated can be increased at
least a knot
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waIton's studio.

High class portraiture and every
thing Photographic 25tf
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Prayed for Phident's Safety.

Prayed for PIMident's Safety.
Springfield. ILL.,. pril Il.-chap-
lain Bradford devoted 1posp his en-
tire prayer in the hous> bday to a
supplication for the safety of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, now on his hunting
trip through the southwest and the
west He drew picture of the dan
gers into which the President was
going. and prayed for his. safe re-
turn In his prayer the Chaplain ask
ed that whether the monsters of the
mountains" fee from the President
in fear or fly at him in fury, he may
find himself Protected by the shield
of the Almighty" so that on his re-
turn home In peace and safety like
"thy servant of old. David. he can
testify to the people that the Lord
delivered him out of the paw of the
lion and out of the paw of the bear
and let all people praise Thee.
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A Million Men in Field.

Toxic. April 11.-Japan is meeting
the Russian plan of reorganization
and reinforcement of its Manchurian
armies with an extensive expedition
tails and figures are carefully, con-
cealed of what seems to be a plan
to double the present army units.
but 1t Is estimated that by autumn
the total military organization of the
Japanese will exceed a million men
actually In the field.