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EDUCATIONAL.
EALI-NoYEs scHoob,

HALI-NoYES SCHOOL,
SUMNER TERM. Special rates Coach
ing in class privately for graded and high
schools universities. etc Principal. eleven
wears teacher Latin and Mathematics, Gen.
trail High School. Washington. Prospectus
at book stores Of Principal,
FRANCES MANN HALL, POI z st. NV.
Telephone Main 3S7!-K
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"TEE Fines

"TEE PINES"
At Herndon. the model Virginia village On
Bluernont Branch OF Southern Railway n
miles from Washington; altitude, 900 feet;
no mosquitoes: no malaria; grove OF tail
pines; 2-acre lawn, eroQuet, tennis, chill
dren's playground: minutes to railroad sta
Iion: capacity. 80; buildings and furniture
new throughout; rooms single or en- suite;
zoo feet OF wide porches. spring water. For
rates apply to J. H BARKER
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SPENCER HALL

go yards from steel pier. Best moderate
priced hotel in Atlantic City. SO, $lz, al
weekly. Ali rooms have open yieS. booklet
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THOMAS F. RYAN is
NOW THE NEW POWER
Ives Extends Cordial Wishes.

! Equitable viii be kept free from ali
Wall Street influences.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL DIVIDEND NOTICE.-A spe-
cial extra dividend of one and three
quarter per cent Qa.eo) on the preferred
treasury stock Of the Royal Glue Com
stockholders of record June 80, 1905
ROYAL GLUE COMPANY. je1O-3t
PUBLIC MACCABEE Memorial Services
National asnt, No !, Knights of the
Maccabees, will hold public memorial
street. between & and L, on MONDAY.
JUNE r. 1905. $50 P. NJ All Maeca-
bees, their friends and especially the
families of deceased members. are cor
daily invited. Je9-3t
1 WISH TO publish that 1 am not re-
sponsible for any bill that is presented
to me made by Emma Crump, because
l am no longer living with her. ISRAEL
CRUMP. je7-4t
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VIRGINIA RESORTS.
Rustic MoUNrAM cAaxp

Blue Ridge Summit, overlooking famous
Shenandoah Accommodations for parties and
families Booklet BLUEMONT. VA.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

aOW AID Tennessee Ave, near Eeacn
and ,or,.. - anu aInusenients, & BOD table
elL-T-r eice' ~ TO sl4 weekly. Mrs g PER
f'EtI and Mrs. I. ThOIPSON ~
Jcf-tu, ths ssa. Su-S0t
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eFh' oiIectiy on the Ocean front at Vernon,
ave; unoDstrucred view. Capacity $50 Spring
TERMS $l0 mp weekly. Fresh and sea water
oee.ss eiesa,or. phones In rooms. Booker.
L. J. BROWN
forIneriy With Samuel Ellis, OF the Ma
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THE ALBEMARLE VIZ

49, AVE. near
lue ocean = most popular section Elegant
MODERN hotel. new throughout: Capacity. 800.
: me, large rooms. pirate baths, steam
neat elevator, ETC. 400 II. sun parIors and
Porches- orchestra; frequent social features
sSoperior Table and service. Special terTls
fe, So. siza {ls weekly, 81 up daily. Num-
curing June and early July. Booklet
Lay10-6Ot J. p, COPE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

washisei0a. Jsss it.-cossmissioa.
~ q Puasfoas Warner bas FeesiFa4 .
esstribsEles u tiS1t % tbs eas.
seissca fsnS Of ths tssasaryl u eaass
from q psnsiSssr snd sas ths tsfli
psnsloa maasy sfass ~ hta einss
fbs siTn ehr. bensnins 81 tks rate
e sc fssfsg "a e . mpstk Tbs ises
eifg ~ lhe psaeieass b UIlhhs4 ~
eaes - -hea 80 eafnft sd 6e<s nes
fssfff q pgsf-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

neaaing. pa. Jase is~-1ammei
ogeason . nsgFo. has besa aeqN'lled
e ~ mnr6ss a Jsaa gAwsfta hfp
Kals klINaFss. vifs - To- mal6ersf
man. wnoss testimsoay eaaFietf6
Gfeasea oves thrss ysaFs aeo. e9n
plsasir eHpnsFRsss hin Isssacfs 80
msr6esea ncasiy foar ysass So. enc
0reaaae vas aFsesssa ssvessi neasba
Islaf ST. easfh wnFrnaf N1G A.
nee Isa tines 40 ~ rase hsa feeel
set lufs ese 81 ~ 49, fsat11s
nsrfw t,sle ~ lks esgiA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
Nov Road, for Nor,h s,,,..

Raleigh, n. C.. June 1.-THE state
charters the johnson City Southern
railway. A. B Andrews. Henry w.
Miller, Y. ~. Miller. Of Raleigh Alfred
p. Thom. FairfAH Harrison. u Wash.
inE,on. d. G.. and X. c. AhsIsy. OF
Alexandria. Va. are ineorporatOrs aud
directors. The capital stock IL ts6b
900. The road wlIl eItsnd u miles
from Marion. N. C.. up the Rorth fora
Of the OataWba river and down the
valley Of the Toe river 70 the Tsanss.
see Ahs. there 70 coshsct With q rail.
way 10 Johnson CITY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

will. OF course. be borne By the Wash
ington government.
I'm. NetdoR, the Russian smbassa.
dor at Paris. comes 70 Washington as
the ranking Russian plsulpotsntiaFy
his rank will equal that Of Marquis Ito.
Al nrst there was some doubt in the
minds Of the Japanese as to whether
NJ. Nelidof possessed sufacleut rank
for a mission OF such Importance &C.
corded the Washington eonference.
Russia, however. az this juncture let
II be known that the Russian ambassa.
dor At Paris ranked even the Russian
minister for foreign Affairs.
Moreover. It was pointed out that as
the personal representatives Of his
aOsereign q Russian ambassador coslld
be ranked only by prince OF the
royal family. japan has not. OF course,
objected to the selection Of NJ. Nelid.
OF. but in view Of her expressed IN.
tention 10 select two or three "dlstin.
guished persOnages" she Is DESTROYS
that Russia choose as plenipotentlaries
mon OF rank and statesmRnship who
possess the confidence not only OF their
own government, but OF the other pow
era
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
CRIME CHARGED TO RAWLINGS
Statement u Man implies that Preach
ar 10 GUILTY.

81 70 Outttl,
VAldosta. Ca, June 1.-THE latest
and most important development In
the charges against J. q. Rawlings.
charged with instigating his three sons
Jesse, Milton and Leousrd-to kill w.
L. Carriers children. came ont today
In q statement which Tim Mcdonald,
= nslghbor. makes to the solicitor gen
ernl.
Mcdonald Ia the man who cut Car.
ter's throat several months ago In q
court room because OF . statement
which Carter repcsted
McDonald has also been Rawlings
warm friend. lie says that he knows
circumstances about the case that he
can not consclentIously keep aud his
statement places the crime upon the
Rawlings boys, In stlgated by their
father, without doubt lie says that
Rawlings came TO his house the night
after the tragedy and tried to borrow
money, supposedly 10 pay on the ne.
groes who helped with the crime,
Mcdonald is In no way implicated
In the conspiracy and ne says that he
makes the statement to contribute
what he can toward solving the mys.
terry OF the murder Sheriff Passmore
has gone after the negros who were
name das the helpers.
The negro In iail, Frank Turner, Ia
said to have been Rawlings agent hir'
ing the other negroes to help In the
crime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

TErmlnshsn. Ala, Juns is,-la eol.
Ilaloa 90 . eFesstaG 81 East hlfmias
Ian. Ala. bstWesn 90 smp'0geg
trails oa che Leniavfils and Nashville
FafiFoaa. aaa . csntEsi 81 Georgia an
gina. tAs smploys's tFsia vas vrseksd
ssd ~ men hart Al are asgsesa.
ssesps ons. Noaa 10 bsiisyed 10 b
fatally in1uFed. Tue v0uadsd msn
vsrs broaEht 10 the eitY. sss some
weFs seat 10 thsir hOnes ana ethsFs
a the kespitais To bia1s fof ths
aeeidsnf kas n0t bees asse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
TRANSFERS STREE
MAY Be SETTLED
Conferences Arranged 70 Con
slider Employers Terms.
GRAND JURY eaosiNo STRIKE
Claim Is Made that u u ~ Result
Of a Conspiracy ASaInss pas Of Chi
Cages largest Firms-.vybI Break
Away From shea.

Chicago. June 1s.--An early termlna
ton Of the transfers strik9 was pre-
dleted by representatives q the union
today after the teamstaTs' lplnt council
had arranged for special meeting o;
that body next Monday nigtt, when a
new strike committee will - appoint.
cd. The personnel OF the Kew striS
committee. IL 10 said. win be antagonls'
tic 10 the continuation Of q e present
struggle. One OF the FIRST moves OF
the board. Il Is said. will be to seek
new conference with the employers
at which a settlement proposal. greatly
modified In terms. will be offered.
A demand for the settlenient Of the
Transfers strike Is expected TO be
framed before night at meeting of
antl-Shea delegates In the teamsters'
Joint council Several ieaders Of
the drivers are alleged 10 have been
broken away from the stfilse leader,
President c. p Shea. and prranged a
caucus at which they plan 30 canvass
the situation aud secufe pledges
enough for the calling OF OF the strike.
and secure pledges enough for the
calling on, Of the strike, and 10 90 be
fore III eteamsters Joint eqdnen Mon
day with assurances OF success.
George r. Golden. who a number Of
others was until recently q Stanch
Shea adherent. II developed today Is
the one who made the motion TO the
council providing for a new commit.
tee 20 be appointed II Monday nlghts
meeting. Golden 10 the business agent
Of the packing house teNmsters union
and former president OF the teamsters'
joint council. Among those Who are
counted upon 10 attend the caucus are
representatives OF the Ice Wagon Driv.
err, furniture NSyers. express drivers.
commission drivers, truck tenmsters
and several members OF the tsamaters
national executive board.
Admlssion IL made BY states Attor.
uey HfeAly that the grand jurors have
found important evidence appafsntiy
corrSborAtlng the report that the
strike h partly. at least. the result of
. conspiracy directed against The arm
o. Montgomery. Ward a CO. BY
other employers aad labor leaders Ia.
volving the payment Of tS00oe IN IN.
stalments Of $4,000 and egOoee. n an
indictment 10 voted a. . result the Al.
legged eoasplrsrors are likely 20 BE-
charged with being responalbIs for
one o. more murders growing cut %
attacks Of 80 called "wrecklng crews"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
ossrela Labos Fsdssstlon 70 lasst.

oeefela Labof Federation 70 Nest.
Atlanta. Juss iS-TAs oeOrGaa STATE
Federation o. Labor wiIl eoAveae Ia
annual cOnvssti0n IN this city asEl
"wednesday IN the ball % the Atlanta
Federation Of Trades on FoFsYtA street.
Al Indications point 70 the lsrsest
nesting IN the history Of TIE oEgasi'
nation. About Iso aslesatsa. repre-.
seating the various uniOns througbos,
the state. vii De pFsssat rogethsF
with delegates snd their families and
fr1sads. thsre wth BE- over SEQ Psopls
10 agtssdabes upon The oOavesttoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
LAST DAY or WAR GAME.
Admiral oiekins' Fleet Attacks Fort
Monroe about Daybrsak.

Fort Monroe. June i9.-The last
day OF the war game opened with an
attack on Fort Monroe ut Dawn by
the destroyers aud the gunboats OF
Admiral Dicklns' feet.
Just before dark and daylight there
Is brief period when conditions are
most favorable for offensive naval op'
erations. IL being too light for the
searchllghts to be effectively operated
and too dark TO see without them.
These conditions were taken advsn.
tage OF by Admiral Diokins this mora
tng and three Of his destroyers and
two gunboats crept close to the walls
OF the fort before they were discovered
An incoming steamship also gave
protection to the mosquito tieet which
banked itself In the lee OF the big ship
and ioated close in before being seen.
The fusillade was brief but lively,
and at lie conclusion the offending
craft departed toward the capes.
The squadron is visible In the dis
lance and the officers Of artillery ex'
pect 70 end In a fusillade at noon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

q. PetsrSburg. JsAs ~ -s,Fon9 req
rsssaiafious are bsisE made here this
aitsspeon % bshSlf Of Greet Britain
as . resist a tbs stakes u bFiiiah
eisamefa ~ ngssiaa auxiliary eFuie'
ga. TIE bgitish steamer a. kiiea
sss snsb 81 ths RassIan snGillafy
efuissF nuitpss JAS IN tie cklaa
ssa aaf a vss reported 81 tae tlns
AZ To- bastis % he sea ~ japaa thas
fBs naasiaas Aaak = Bfitish Hteames
90 ths strait - Y0FmOsa. feT aeme.
hossvvT. kaa ssssT been mpaiiasea "a
fks cabis aispalehss Sad Il bak heea
ssneatiy asaF~eo4 thal fas rapsft
srtM estf - the expsure ~ fhe ~.
shns - ~ lifisish nesmef otahsnlls.
bensf Or lnpen haae Aea Ye1k. a.
slaEA y, ~ sAsss EeFS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

N Paso. June iS.--As = result Of q
wager that he could swim the Rio
Orande. swollen With foods. quicker
than a friend salvador Rivas. lsthsF
Of I've ohlldren and a veil known hex-
iean citizen. lost both the BET and hia
llfe. A crowd Wstehed the swimming
race. and while near the middle Of the
strsam opposits the custom house on
eha American side, Rivas vas eaught
~ q terrible EDDY. Ths other con
testnnt. uYe&sa sanchsE. bfutheg 81
Ne secretary to Governor y. Ahams-
e. q the state q JaIisoo. narrowiy
escape1 death. Rivas sdmitted bsfore
eaisriag ths eostest thai ~ msehf
arows-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
Arssasa ar essasns IasPssas..

Nsw Vera. Juss is-Ranon hnsai'
ZEE. agent foE . Sod @isinG eompsnI
he bsen arrested a. As vaa hssvinG
TIE Mexican steamship Moatsrey. Ne
ga tsksa h cAargs ~ . euaso@ -.
sDs<tor afisr q hax fpi o. riags had
heea tAkss ost a q ccss uhiea nesal
- earTied "a Ms arm ne Fingn usIs
sss wttk pFue1oRs ssoass bsiisvee g.
~ wurth ssrsrnl thosaAne dsl'hFA
naanrss so A. hz9 insss1ea - rsad
ths NAN - Giaif - aecs as9 ihoHEbt
h unaaennesrg ~ 8srIsru shxm ~
sssl negwgAeius - 80 isstee -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
osrmanY h FIrsl Plaee.

Berlin. June l7.--sil y. IN The for.
eiEn Office has, The Associated Press
learns, tolegraphed 70 Prince Won IA
dolln. the German ambassador ut
Paris. during the last day or two In
sense that will be reaasurlng To
French apprchensions, II such were
felt In the French cabinet Germany
stlll presses France automatically for
her acceptance Of the proposal To hold
a conference OF the powers on the
subject OF Morocco.
The uudoubted disturbance 81 feel.
Ing In Paris over Gcrmanys policy IL
no, traseable TO anything actually ~
gresslve that the derman government
has done or IN preparing Ia DO. u 10
probably due to the feeling Of weak
ness that bic suddenly arisen Ia
France. aimee Admiral RoiestVeasky
Loaf the sea hght and the correspond
ing relative increase In German eonh'
dence. since II has become evident
that Russia need not for the Vreaest,
be Fecokned With, The thought In ths
government. In the army ane Ia lhs
press IL that 0ermAHy. In = military
sense. has become master Of the eoa'
tiheni and that being 20. Franos aud
every other continental power Shoald
recognise that In diplomacy Germany
also has risen 10 the hFat plaes and
must be dealt with ss ths paramount
s4Wer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

San Joss. Cal. June is.--ProfsssoF
W. w, Campbell Of I4ok observatory.
accompanied ~ other scientisln. VII
80 on "a expedition 70 observe TIE 70
cal sclipae Of the sun watch wfll 90
cur August 90 three eXpsditions WI
b ssot oat By lack observatory. oas
10 Spain. one 10 Egypt and one 70 Lab
rseor Professor Campbell wlll hsna
the expsdiiian 70 Spain. seoosapanigd
~ Professor Frrriss. Of LEX ensafvn
tory. asd another assistant fren Mari
sta. o.. college TIE point e e1seF.
vntson Uili Be bstsesn Nadrid an6 uaF
a8osaa A oompIets aVpaFsfis. 10,
ei1dBng cameras and svSctFoseoss wilI
BE taken slone- Il vtli take siE weeks
10 Get thnm mousfsd sd stjsstef. fhe
vosk being uholly photegERphie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
Tganss My Agree 70 Conferences.

Francs hsy Agree 10 cO1fsSenes.
Paris. June ia q m.--This morn.
Tags newspapers eoBtiHHs 10 eOanssl
caimusss regarding ths Moroccan ain
Guilty and some Of them svsH suggest
the possibility that after ell france
MAJ asrss 10 the eoafsrsses demanded
By the suItsa of Morooco undsf dsf
mans snpsryision. The Figaro asks
why France should not aeeep, . con
ference whose result waa 10 decide
whether the siEnatoTy poSefs ~ Tho
NAaFie oouETsss are bound By tbsif
declarations. The Eebo DE- Paris 70
fsrs 20 the possibility % hfst Fsaain
ing FrsReoGsrmaa is,sFests and thsS
asfseihg 70 an ipasrRatiohal eosfsfseea.
whi6h shall settle eli 6lascgltiss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
Women Can Join ora,r.

Atlanta. June ls.-ljcglnlng on July
! women will be admitted as members
OF Knights of Honor This was decli
ed upon after considerable discussion
at the meeting OF the supreme lodge
In the convention hall OF the Piedmont
hotel. The committee on laws which
had been Instructed by the convention
two days previously TO look into the
BdvissbIlity aud practicabilIty OF the
matter made lts report 10 the conven.
ton and recommended that various
sections OF the supreme lodge constliu
ton be amended 40 ~ 10 admit WOmon
70 the order.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

potentiaries. In addition there viii
be secretaries and attaches. some Of
them from the diplomatic service.
some Of the foreign members who will
act As translAtors and secretaries. Rus
ada viii probably send a similar mis-
sion though perhaps not so large and
both the Russian ambassador and the
ghpanese minister at Washington will
Nlsce At the disposal Of the respective
nIssiona their secretaries and attaches.
TIE Washington government viii
Easnlsh a suitable place Of meeting for
me conference and AZ soon az q date
CT ils eouvenihg is nxed arrangements
az quarters for the two missions viii
- made by the Russian and japanese
tngoys here. There have been &C
many other important details 90 be
seltIed that the state department hes
not YET hxed upon offices for the
ebnferenee. In addition 20 the main
1nnfsrence room. retiring rooms. on
Be- for secretaries and q reception
Hnom will be needed. Either the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

New York. June lS.--ln a collision
at Tihrty.sixth street early today be
tween 3 Third avenue street car and
Unlted States mail wagon the drlv.
or OF the latter was fatally Injured.
More than a dozen passengers. many
Of them women. we're thrown from the
car and hurt The mail wagon enc
car we're going In the same direction.
At Thirty-slxth street the wagon sud
denly swung into the car tracks and
the heavy trolley struck n. TIE wag-
on was crushed 70 pieces. Thomas
Tahdy. the driver. vas hurled into the
air and his skull crushed. The car
was thrown acroaa the track and AL
the passengers were thrown 20 the
pavement. Fortunately none Of tAem
was fatally injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
management OF
DETAILS UNDER WAY
Tor Peace Conferences At Our
National Capital.
rasNEsENrATwEs Are NAMED
ieafspls 10 Represents Japsn, While
A. nsIIdsg WIN LOsS Afssr Russis's
Iptsrsst'-whols wots Is LO0<l"S
TeMprd washington.

*npshingtoD, June 1s.-Impressive
A. signify and number viii be the
Niasilns which Russian and Japan
Rlfl sead to the Warrington Confer
tnce Cot although the plsnipotentiaries
Wia be limited two or three complete
passions with their advisors and At.
1aehes aud sserstaries viii each. It is
sfpsrted, number - or more persons.
1Apan's plenipotentiarie probably
VIII be accompanied by an army and
navy officer Of high rank. who will
Aet as military advisors to the pleUi-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20
EUROPEAN POWERS
WILL NOT CLASH
France and Germany To Agree
Regarding Morocco.
SITUATION Is A DELICATE one
Germany Declares She 10 Nov the Par.
amount Power In Europe and Mvut
BE SO RseoonIEsd-TanoIss WI Ne
Strengthened Out.

Washington, June i9.--Germany and
France Will not come 10 a clash over
Morocco. II reAsSurlng Official cable
grams reaching Washington over night
from European capitals are accurately
representing the situation.
Two weeks ago the situation was ex-
coedingly delicate, Il has been be-
lieycd, however by the resignation OF
NJ, Dclcassc, IL can be announced
that the negotiations al Paris between
NJ. Rouyler. the new minister, for for
elgn affairs. and Prince Radolin, the
German ambassador, are progressing
slowly but with good will on both
sides" and that things between Ger
many aud France are moving harmo-
RIously aud Il win soon be possible -
S,ralghten out existing tanglcs,"
The Washington government Ia fully
informed about every movement, and
the feeling here In the hlghes, ofic,al
circles IL not one Of uneasiness
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-20

ths soas5esaioual IlsFsTy are
a. pssh1ps TIE besi suited
- waaAlsgton. and Ia visv
.1aits perisd which the coa-
ag FsEaia n seamiea. Il has
nNlsd that psrhaps ths 60
librnry might ~ prsleF.
- eapiiui. Coz aheais spms
b seetrueitss sr,ns q kssE
snee IA esssiaa unfll I4fa
- csnxnaina e eoaEpas h
y nI4ht serral1is she -
eNINa0pn slabuaegu
a ~ Issnfrsf ~
- aenNra
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-12-21
CHRISTMAS

conclusion. that life is little better
than a dream, and little worth the
loves and strivings that we crowd
into it?
No! Far be such miscalled philos-
ophy from us, dear reader, on Christ
mas day! Nearer and closer to our
hearts be the Christmas spirit, which
is the spirit of active usefulness, per-
severances, cheerful discharge of duty,
kindness, and forbearance! 1t is in
the last virtues especially, that we
are, or should be, strengthened by the
unaccomplished visions of our youth
for, who shall say that they are not
our teachers to deal gently, even with
the impalpable nothings Of the earth!
Therefore, as we grow older, let us
be more thankful that the circle of our
Christmas associations and of the les
sons that they bring, expands! Let
us welcome every II of them anG
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-12-21
VISITS NORWAY HOME.
South Dakota Sheep King Goes to
Land Of His Birth.

Martin Johnson, who fifteen years
ago was a struggling farmer in Brule
county, by close attention to business
has become m of the wealthiest men
IN South Dakota and is entitled to
bear the name of being the sheep king
in western South Dakota.
When 1900, 900 acres OF the Great
Sioux reservation wereopened to set
Element, Feb. 10, 1890, Johnson went
to the vicinity of the Bad Lands, be-
tween the Missouri river and the Black
Hills, where he established a sheep
ranch. He devoted his personal atten-
ton to the business, with the result
that he is now M of the big sheep
men of the Northwest.
In the last six months he has sold
sheep and wool to the value of nearly
$40, 900, and still has thousands of
sheep left, in addition to large herds
of cattle and horses. Johnson recent
ly decided he was entitled to a vaca-
ton, and with his wife, left a few
days ago for a visit to his old home in
Norway. It will be the first time in
t~hirty-seven years he has visited the
land of his birth.
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summon them to take their places by
the Christmas hearth.
Welcome, old aspirations, glittering
creatures of an ardent fancy, to your
shelter underneath the holly! We
know you, and have not outlived you
yet. Welcome, old projects and old
loves, however, fleeting, to your hooks
among the steadier lights that burn
around us. Welcome, all that was
ever real to our hearts; and for the
earnestness that made you real,
thanks to Heaven! Do we build no
Christmas castles in the clouds now?
Let our thoughts, %fluttering like but
terlies among these flowers of chill
dren, bear witness! Before this boy,
there stretches out a future, brighter
than we aver looked on in our old ro-
mantle time, but bright with honor
and with truth. Around this little
head on which the sunny curls lie
heaped, the graces sport, as prettily,
as airily, as when there was no scythe
within the reach of Time to shear
away the curls of our frst-loye. Upon
another girls face near it-placider
but smiling bright-a quiet and con
tented little face, we see Home fairly
written. Shining from the word, as
rays shine from a star, we see how,
when our graves are old, other hopes
than ours are young, other hearts than
ours are moved; how other ways are
smoothed; how other happiness
blooms, ripens, and decays-no, not