davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-06-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

I HAVETHE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
FOR SALE:
1888 Acres, with holdings. near railroad,
at $50 per acre.
A nue. country place near Rockville at
"A House and one acre, with outbuildings,
House with seven acres Of land, s., 800.
House aud Store Room, 81, 800.
10 Acres near daIthersburg, at 500 per
houses aud Lots In Rockville, Garrett Park
and kenslngton, and other farms aud houses,
j. A. HENDERSON,
""' Ao'" Rock willie, Nd,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
Ganaoa.
. ampfer gefranbet.

Samper ranbet.
Jorb Il, 9. g., 80. Mai. Der
fran3Offae Sampfsr vpropatria" if
in bieiem 9afen 9sItranost unb it in
gefdbrliaer Sage. Gr III bon ct.
pierrs, Martiniqus, nod Salifar be.
fimmt, unb sertstb seffsrn i'm Nsb:l
aus ibrem 9urs.
Shweoen uno Noruegen.
Nprbpol= @rpebttfonen.
romso {, 80. Mai. Der Horb=
poloampfer .Ssrra Nopa" fam beute
bon 2onoon bier an unb tpirb nG4He
Wo9e nod NOrben %abfabren, Inn bic
Giala-3 ie9ler= Expedition aufauIu9en,
oie nit oer yGmerica" mutbmabli9 bel
Hrans Soiepbs=9 ano lit.
Sie Mitslieber Der Expedition, tuel9s
Der Ser3oe BON Orleans oreaniRrt bat,
tamsn 9efern Nbenb bier on. Sbr
Sampfer v8elgica" nimmt 3oblen elm.
st tpiro 3und6f mad Nobaia=S emlia
ab9sben, Inn bort S9littenbunbe on
Boro au nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31

S9la9ti9iff Orel fam 6suts UNI Mait=
tag in Der Sl~ottenftatiOn gu Mai3uru
an. Die S9la9ti9ife NitOIai L.,
Nbmiral Geniaoin uno bas Ghften=
pan3eri9if GprarIn tawsn unl IL nbr
gu Seiabo an. Srel unb Nifolai Iinb
lei6t heI9dbigt.
sold al Der vR q t.
6atta."
Sotio, 80. Mai. Gin Sffisier
bes ruifiiGen &epnraturi9ihss SAINT
f9atta" bas Moji Ianoete, faste:
runiere Slotte sdblte IS sdife als
lie In bic SeraBe bon Rorea einfubr.
Die v4amtidatta" erbielt mebrere
S9ths unb tuurOe siemli9 6ilflOs.
S9lieBli9 f9lu9 cine @ranete In eiuen
piatieer She'll beg G9ifes unb go
Mann sinsen in gOOte. als fe faft
tlar waren, erfOl9te cine fur9tbare
grplofion uro bas S9if iant. Ser
3apitain unb mebrere Sffi3iere pur=
ben pdbrsno Der S9la9t setbotst, 2
Sff3iere wurbsn beruunbet unb sinise
ipransen iber 8orb. Srei Sff3iere
~ertrantsn.
y@ir fonnten unfere S9Ia1tI9iffe
tpeiter n6rbli9 bon Sapanern um3in=
9elt feben. @nf9einenb tuaret1 fe
Hart bei9doigt."
So9oau Der 8erfol3ung.
Sotio, 80. Mai. Nbmiral Soeo
iebt bic @erfoleung bss @efss Der
ruIfi4en JlOtte fort. Weitere Be-
ri6te tusrbsn tpabri4einli9 mod mebr
gsrluite Der &ufsn mslbsn. gs pirb
Bis SOnnerftas oauern, ebe uOafdnbtse
Serl@fe elflauren.
R o stbenstn berpunbe I.
g t. petersburg, 80. Nai.
Die Melouug, oaB vRnia3 Suuarop",
bas ruiFiGe Slaseidif in @runb GEE
i9ohen wuroe uno bab NomiraI &o-
ieifbensfp b~ertuunoet an 8oro zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gebra9t tuurbe,
miro beidtiet.
Der 2reu3sr vNlma3" 1T bas einsiee
2riegsi9if bon Dem mon abiolut fiber
ueiB, baB es 81 Wlaoiwpftof anfart.
Na9 unuffieielen gsri9ten iolen nod
mebrsre anbere S9ife enttrmmen isin.
Sis srfs bsftimmte Wa9ri9t bon Der
Seei9la9t aus ruifider QuelIe fam
bon Gapitain @bagin bonn 2reu3er
yNlma3",, Der 81 WlaOiwOftod anse=
tommen 1T. 9apitain gbasin mslbste
benz 3aren, ct babe seieben, uie &os
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31

ieFbenstp bertrunhet bon benz .3nina
Suparop" auf BEN Sorpebobootid9er
vguinp" berabselafen purbe. Ils
Rapitain Gbasin bic Sspei1s abianote,
NOR Der vguinp" md ni9t gu Wlabi-
tpoFpf angsfommen.
81. petersbur9, 80. Wai. =
Momirat Surcnobo bat bon fsinsm
Sobns, Der bic Sorpsbpfotile toms
manbirt, cine 3epsi9e erbalten, in Der
bei9riebeu pirb, ME Nomiral %oiet=
benstp bonn Ssd oss yRnia3 Suwa=
rom" aewai8sn tuurbs, ebe bsrislbe
iant unb bon einem 3orpeoobootaers
it6rer aufsenommen murbc. Ser Obj
mirul 1T am 2opfe bertuunoet.
@unben &oiefbensfn's.
2onbon II, 80. Mai. Cine Be
peIde an Reuter's Bureau bon ct.
Petersburg beiidtigts bic Meloung Der
Nf. prehe, OaB Nomiral &Oieftbensfp
az Wlaoipptod antan. Ct befano
fi9 an gorb bss Sorpebobootserit6rsrs
8uinb unb 1T ernfli6 am 2Opf. Der
gruif unb auf Dem Ridsn bsrlsbt.
Sraurise Ssenen.
g t. q etersbure, 80. Wai.
Sn Der Nomiralitdt ipielten f9 bsute
traurt9e S5enen ab. 9attinuen, Mtt=
ter unb S9mefern, biele in tiefer
Srauer, ftr6mten our9 bic Sauen bss
@ebdubes unb iu9ten Nusfunft iiber
bas S9idial bsfimmter S9ife au er.
langsn. Mnen uuroe mit9etbeilt, bab
Der Nbmiralitdt tsins ginaelbeiten Be-
fannt ieien. 9ieienigen, beren 8er=
tpanote auf S9ifen fino, bic nod als
berientt ni9t semelbet inb, erbielte1
bieie trbtli9e Na1ri9t.
5Ih9tenbeS diffs.
Sban9bai, 80. Mai Sas
ruffi9e Sransporti9if 3orea lam
beute Worgsn bon Der Strabs bon
Rorea bier on. So bat Elm grobes
S9uBlO9 in ber Ssits. Die 8oote
Rnb tpeggei4ohen.
Gin ruifi9sr 3rsu3er it gu Wuian
angetommen.
8eutei n St9erbeft.
% abtnstpn, 80. Wai. -
Die iapanii9s @eianbti9aft erbieIt bic
Na9ri9t, baB Die erbeuieten rufffden
2risgsi3ifs Orsl, Nieolai l., @prarin,
Seniabin uno Waiiuru ft9er mad
Saiebo gsbra9t purbsn.
retbenstpsu WIabi=
10 o It o d.
g t. Petersburg, 80. Mai.
NomiraI &ojeftbeastp TT an 8orb zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au @labtmotod
angetommen.
IIIe S4Ia9tf9iffe bers
loren.
90 abin9to n, 80. Mai. Sas
Staatsbepartement bat folgsnbe De-
pef9e bon Sofio erbalten:
v@s miro off3iea anaetiinbist, bab
ale ruifiiaen S9la9tf9ife gum Sim
ten sebra9t wurben, aus9enommsr,
Orel unb Hitolai l., bic 9sfapert
tpurben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31


Berlin, 80. Wai. Die tiefaen
3eitungen ertennen ben grfOlg So9o's
pou an uno iagen, baB oerielbe cine
Der gr6Btsn S6atsn Der Wsltsei9i9ts
mar.
Ginige 3eitungen nebmen an, bab
Elm tpi9tissr She'll bar ruIfI9sn SIotte
bel benz Rampfe nidt beibeiligt tuar,
unb bab biefer She'll @Iabitpofot er-
rei9en unh ben Sapanern mod S9wie=
rigteiten MAIDEN pirb. Nnbers 1ldtter
fno Der Nnf9t, oaB bic fis6enbsn ruff
ii&en e&iffe ben berfOlsenben iapani=
i4sn areu3ern i4uerli9 entrinnsn
merben.
grffaunt III man iiber bic trausiee
&oae, wel9e bic ruiFf9en S9la9t.
iaihe ipielten. SIM y2otaI. Mnaeiser"
ertldrt Elm Ga9mann, Elm moeernes
S4la9tiaif Eel cine b59ft untpirtiame
Wai9ine, tuenn ss ni6t bon bon bol-
fommen aussebilbstsn Sff3isrsn unb
@eelsutsn bemannt lit, bab es absr GEE
robe ben &uRen al Der geniigenben
@usbilouns in Sriebensaeitsn feblt,
unb bab es ibnert unm6glid mar, bies
ielbe felt Iusbru4 bes 3rieses na&su=
bolen. Sas &eiultat Ses Samples
tonne baber ni9t als Elm llrtbeil gsser
bic Sdla9tiaiffs als fOlde, fonOern
nur 9saet bic ruifi9en Oif3iere unb
Seeleute geoeutet perben.
Sis . Wational : 3ettun9" ertldrt
merfwtroiser Weiis bic ruiii9e 9ies
oerlase nit elmer iol9en Der usiben
Rahe fur ibentii9 unb ia9t, bieislbe
maTs Ssbsn nit i4peren SeiOrsniien
srfiilsn, Der an cine grobe 6tonOmifae
uno 3ulturmiiion Der weiben &ahe
CLAUDE. Die 3situne 1T ferner Der
Infidt, baB bic peiBe &aHe In Sfafien
ni9t ldnser bon Der selben reipettirt
tperoe.
Gbina.
&egen | nj 8 Operations g.
9ebiete.
Dunbu pas, 81. Wai =
Weripdtet.) Die 3.tdgige &egen babe1
aufssbbrt. Seit IA Sagen finoen
fortseiebt s9armtibel ftatt. Die ans
tommsnbsn Sruppsn fnoea f9 beim
@srlaRsn Der 3use in eirem S4lamm-
Zee. Die @eeerb i'm &ldsn Der ruff
i9sn Nrmee 1T troftlus. Jutter giebt
es ni6t auf ben Selberr uub bic 5tit=
ten Der ssflObenen gewObnsr fnb als
YrennboIa aufse6rau4t porben.
Oeiterreih .llngarn.
S9aben reuoe.
Wien, 80. Mai. Die bieFgen
3eituneen mslbsn fat Obne Musnabme
NIT 8efriebigung bie ruffi9e Nieoer=
la9e.
Granfreib.
Ser 96nig BON g panien.
parts, 80. Mat. 26ni9 Mfons
bon Spanien fam beute Na4mittag I'M
8 ltbr bier an unb tpirb cine Wo9e
bertueilen.
CUR 8~eerhbung hatten f4 am
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31

IT II lIate Der y % ! q % I.
90 8 atom, 80. Wai. =
Na6 sinsm Sslsgramrt, pel9es bic
beige iapaniT9e @sianbti9aft bon
Sotio srbielt, taperte elm iapaniider
Sorpebu6out3ert6rsr am ~. Mai &c.
gen gbsno iioli9 bon ben urleune-
Snieln ben ruifi6sn Sorpsbobuot3er=
ftbrer ,0ieoonp" unb auf bsmisIben
tuurben Nomiral &Oiefbsnstb uno Elm
anbersr ruiff9er NomiraI f9uer per-
tpunost gefunben.
Der iapnniids Greu3er @bitOie bra9te
einen ruffI9en Sorpebobootserft6rer,
ebenio crying es sinsm arosrert ruili.
i9sn SOrpeoOboOtserf6rer, ben Die
inpaniI9en Rreuser Nitata unb Mura-
tumo trafen.
9rin3 Suparou, Nleranber H.,
gurObino, Sunitri Sensfoi, Mbmiral
@a6imof, WonOma9, 3smpt9ung,
QOmiral 1ibatOf, Elm pan3erfreu3er
uno 2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tuurben
gum Sinten gebra6t; mad Nngaben
bon @sfnngensn iant vOsliaba" Tim
8 nbr Ra6mttta8s, ipdter yIabarin"
Na4 BEN 6. 8eri9t Der in Sofio
an 6sutissn Na9mittase einlief, finb
fOlsenbe ruifi6e S9la9ti9ife In ben
grunb ssi9ofsn tpuroen: Bring GU
uarof, Smserator Mlsranber III. go=
sobino, Osliaba Sifoi 0elifi unb
0abarin; foIssnbe 2reussr: Nbmiral
Na9anOf, Simitri Sonstoi, Wlaoi=
mir WonOma9, Sbiettana 3emt9ung
unb bas 9htenfabrssus Mbmiral
uI6atoH.
getapert fino Die S9la9ti9iffe Orsn
uno SmpsratOr Nitolai l, 2 4htsn=
fa6r3suge vIomiral Nprarin" uno
vNomiral Ssntabin" iotuie Der Sor=
psoobDotserfi6rer Beberoi.
Die &ufsn berloren insssiammt %
S9ife.
g d / Ger.
SO Slab 10 0 tod, 80. Mai,
4.30 u6r NaGmittags. Bon &oief-
penstp's md4tiser Glotts lisssn Der
i9nsQe 4reu3er Nlma3 unb Der Sprs
pseOboutsert6rsr gro3np nun i'm Sa=
fen, ba lie auf ipe3isaen gefebl i'm 8ss
einn Der S4la6t am Samffas nit
@Olbampf mad BIER abfubrsn.
Bis 4 u6r beute Na9mittag NOR
tein anberes S9if bon ben baltiiden
Gei9paoern an9etommen.
@ls Der 2rsu3er vNlmaa" antam,
mar bic Iufregung cine riefige unter
Der Wenf9enmafs, bic fi9 om ufer
brdngte. 8on ben 2riegsidifen i'm
Safen bonn ufsr silten Off3iere in
goDten 6erbei, benin Der 2reu3er true
elm S9uBlo9 in sinem isiner tpsiBen
G9ornfteine unb sertiinoete bamit
baB er in Der S9la9t eeipeien lei.
Die Ra6ri6t, bic er bra9te, mar fur
unb trauri9. Der 3reuser bate
f9 auf gefebl ROiefbenstp's bon
Der Sauptma4t 9etrennt, mar
iab bon i6m nur mod, ME bas tols
Glaqef4if ianf.
Die Sffi3iere glauben, bab es emit
tusbsr bur9 Elm unterfeeii9es Boot Doe
sinsn Sorpebo gum Sintsn gsbrad
uuroe, 10 raid erfOlgte basielbe.
zines Der S6ifs, Elm SurpebOboo
obsr Der 8urpebpbuot3srf6rsr guing
elite our STEELE uro nabn, cine Nnaab
Der i9wimmenoen 2suts auf.
aroers S9la9ti9ife tbsilisn 10!
G9idial beg v4nia3 Sumarop."
Der NsbsI, tusl9sr tibsr BENT aampf
plnse f9psbte, uno fi9 balo bob, bal
fentte, ma9te gsnaue Beoba9tungel
f9misris, aber Die Sff3iere bes r@l
mag" ino fiber, bab 2 iapanif9
S&la9ti9ife in ben Wogea Der
fduanben.
SotiD, 80. Mai. admiral Sog
bat ben 6lottenmtnifer tele9rapbirt:
vSie 5auptma9t oes rufRi9en 2
uno 8. @si9wabers if psfni9tst. Neb
men Sie bas, bite, als f9sr an"
Bier tueitere e q I :
f9iffs renft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31

tuuroe bon einem &s9imente 4irafiere
nod Dem palais b'Orfap estortirt, hoo
CT tpobnett pirb.
9ie Sabrt bur9 bic ,Nbenue beg
8ois be goulosne" unb bic @bamps
Glpisss BOT einen prdGtisenanblid bar.
Nuf Der san3en 2inis bilbete Militdr
Spalisr. Die Strabenoetorationen
nuaren reid In ipanii9en Garbsn ge-
balten.
Spdter taui9te Der 9bnig nit benz
prdfoenten geiu9e aus.
@rdber9 midung.
paris, 80. dat. Der @rdber=
i9miidunsstas puroe bon Der amerifa=
niI9en Rolonie In Der bert6mmli9en
Weiie be9angen. 8otf9after Megor=
mid, @ensraItonfuI @otpbp urb ar=
oere 8eamte uobnten Der Jeier auf
benz Jrteobofe BET, mo oas Grab zoe
fapetts's eei9midt tpurbe.
Eublano.
Streit.
$50 a a II, 80. Wai. Ser
Streit betnt fi9 aus. IS ino jeBt
35, 900 Mrbsitsr am Musfanbe. Die
Gabritanten eriu9sn bic &egieruttg Tim
S9ub.
Wdbrenb Der Na9t tpurbe Elm poli=
3siiergeant auf Der StraBe eri9ohsn.
SeutidIano.
s apanera |.
Berlin, 30. Mai. Der 9aiier
psrlieb ben prin3sn Mrifareatua. mel-
der als @ertreter bss Witabo su Der
So93eit bes 2ronprin3en bierber GEE
tommsr, 1T. ben sduarsen Moler=
prben.
Die g d mie9ermutte
fpmmt.
BerIin n, 80. Mat. Die neters
bin9s aufeetau9ten @eri9te, bab bic
@~rObbersOsin . Witttue Mnafafa bon
Medlenburg=S 9perin aug berfdiebe-
tsnen @rtnoen Der Jeier Der @ermdb=
lung ibrer So9ter, Der 9erao9in geei-
lie, nit benz 2ronprinsen Wilbeln
fernbleiben uerbe, finb, ME man aus
better Quele erfdbrt, unbeeriinbet.
@robbsr3osin anafafia tpiro NIT Der
iunsen 9ersogin-B raut ON feftseisbten
Sage In Berlin eintrsfen rnb i'm
t6nigl. S9lob WObnung nebmen.
Streitart begraben.
8erIir, 80. Wai. Die Sis=
3iplinar-n nteriu9ung, wel9e Der &et=
tor Der Se9nii8en So9i9ule In gbar-
~lOttenburg, Sr. Mietbe, seseu ben
2anbioaten sed einseleitet bate, als
Der 2onf1itt 3wii9en Der atabemii9en
8sb6roe unb ben Stuoenten feinen
96bepuntt errei9te, lit nunmebr ein=
gefslt tporoen. Sed mar Der Wprt=
fiibrer Der stubenteni9aft I'M Gbar-
lOttenbnrser 9o@i4uItreit seweien
unb bate ieiner 3sit au9 bic eepfef.
ferte 6HsntIi9e @rtldruns untsraei9-
net. In tpsl9er Der @oruurf bss &st=
tors, bob Der bon ibm auf gefebl oes
preubii9en 8ultusminiters aufseI6fe
Stuoentenausi9uB id zines @ort-
bru9es f9ulbis gema9t babe, 3urtid-
gstpieIen murbe.
Wssen @sdfeIfdI9u I, 9
berurtbetIt.
2eipaig, 80. Mai. 9ier III
DIT. 9ubertt, Selter Der oerti9en pam
belsatabsmie, tuegen We9ielfdli9unQ
gu 3uei Sabren @efdngniB berurtbeili
porben. Der Musgans bes proaeHes
bate bas SntsrsRs tusiter 2reiis In
9nfpru9 genommen, ba F9 Or.
Suberti borbem aagemeinen Nniebens
srfreut bate.
&et6stag berta9t.
BerItn, 80. Wai. Der Sefre-
tdr bes Snner1 b. poiabowsfp'W ebnel
berlas 6eute i'm &ei9stage cine taiier.
Ii9e Botf9aft, bur9 mel@e berielb'
berta9t miro. Sa ole ui&ti9en &C.
f9dfte erlebi9t fino, uirb Der &ei9stae
tuabri9einli9 ni9t Dor OCTOBER wiebe,
efrheruSen fnerhpn-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
Momiral &ojtltoenStD
sSt 1ad japaniiden Seridte1 anf benl uSieoopg"
gefange1 gelOutulen.

AQe gadrtten laien bic GHeberage Der rufTten 6lutte nod grOber eidei=
men, 9afunH6er Sendt Sogos-Ser aOng bon Spanien IN
Eans. Scr benfde &ei6stag bertast.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
TIL. Fashion Outlook for 1906.


Most attractive are the advance de
signs for the autumn and winter, and
from present indications 1t would seem
as though the first fashions would not
require the modifying that has e
orally to be carried out in order to
make the styles becoming and not too
conspicuous.
AS is always the case when the new
fashions are first exhibited. there is
much to admire, much to wonder at,
and something to criticise. Hats are
still on the eccentric order. Sleeves are,
as it were, tentative-of medium size
in many instances. of ex-aggeratedly
large or small size in others.
Again crinoline is threatened in the
width of the skirts, which, to the un-
initiated glance. seem surely to require
artificial means to hold them out. The
initiated realize, however, that the
wonderful cut and hang of these skirts
answer every purpose of h crinollne.
and the lare Is gained without 1t. When
| p%etticoats not less than eight
Yards. around the foot. 1t Is certain
that! the skirt of the gown. must be of
corresponding width: but both petit
coat and skirt At close around the hips.
and have the fullness at the back In
the becoming inverted pleats.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
No Separation for Tennessee.
U~o~ <ho NO A~arfoAr
the NASHVILLE american
r of a peW afata ia non2pose


Talk of a new state is nonsense. Give
up east Tennessee? Never! East
Tennessee is n Of the richest sections
of the south. It is natures storehouse
and conservatory. From Turleytown to
Ooltewah, from Glenalpine to Buck
lick, it is a land of wealth and lowell
ness. Its fertile valleys are walled by
blue mountains and ~traversed by beau
tiful streams that would beguile a
preacher into fishing on Sunday. While
there is enchanting loneliness In the
deep shade of its owes. It's hills and
mountains abound in coal and iron and
marble and zinc and copper n gold.
while in the shadows of the mountain
tops and the recesses OF h glades is
distilled a liquid that multiplies the
vision and robs death of It's terrors.
East Tennessee Is a land Of milk and
honey, of fruits and flowers, politics
and scenery. Give up east Tennessee,
with its blue skies and soft sunshine.
its bracing breezes. and limpid waters.
its rich mines and teeming orchards, Its
fertile fields and fine forests. its beau
tiful women and freedom-loving men7
Not for a moment. We shall keep 1t
and continue In the effort to convince
1t Of the error Of itsApolitical ways. un-
til in the end we shall have succeeded
in converting it to the truth, and shall
have baptized 1t in the faith, welcomed
1t into the temple Of righteousness and
received 1t into the ark of safety.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
m.,ha,l Fis,a on su.,e..s sv,..s.

London Gable to the New York World. |
When Marshall Field of Chicago. who
was married last week, Was inter-l
viewed by the Worlds correspondent
on the principal qualities that ma!sei
successful business men, he said: J
The principal qualities la make
successful business men are three:
"First-Absolute integrity. It.
"~Second-Good Judgment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"A combination of these qualities,
means success. 1 believe in a high
standard of education. The higher the
| better, provided it does not make &
man feel he Is Moove h requirements
| of his business, no matter what they
may be.
mo matter how highly educated a,
man is. he should be willing to begin,
at the lowest place, when need be, and
| when once launched in business he.
| should be completely absorbed In it. A
man In selecting a business should do,
| so with the greatest care and should.
| select a career In which he can be thor
oughly Interested.
"A mar should never speculate, but 4
make a strong distinction between spec
| ulation and judicious investment.
Marriage often helps a man in BUSH
ness, provided, OF course. 1t Is with the
right woman. No man should marry
until his income Is sufficient to enable
him to meet the responsibilities he has
assumed.
"a young man should always live,
within his means and make 1t a point
to save something ach year no matter
how little.
II believe In a man having to make,
his own way by hard work, honesty
and determination.
the important factor in a life career.
is that one should not be too mucA
| elated over little successes. Many per-
sons can stand reverses INC failure,
but few are capable Of controlling.
themselves in success which tries people
| even more severely than failure. One!
| should take both reverses and ~trtuFmDhs,
! with equanimity and keep stea,tily
pushing toward the chosen goal"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06
COLLEGE GIRL WHO
LIKES TO UMPIRE
Amanda Clement Of Hudson, s.
o., Had Made Good on
Diamond This Year.
WORKED IN REAL GAMES
She Was the Arbitrator in Champion
ship Contests Between hawardsn
and Renvilie-What She
Thinks Of Baseball.
From the Sioux City Tribune.)

(ErOm the SIOUX City IflOOn9)
Amanda Clement, a charming young
college girl. who resides at Hudson.
a town in South Dakota, is probably
the only girl in the country who has
ever umpired in professional ball
games It is doubtful il a woman was
e~ar known to handle the Indicator in
amateur games-at least to the extent
that this young woman has.
Thoroughly convinced that baseball
is the greatest of outdoor sports, Miss
Clement, who has played baseball with
much interest in the game for years,
and this summer h appeared for the
first time as an umpire.
Readers of these columns have
doubtless noticed in reports Of games
played In Iowa and South Dakota this
year the name of Amanda Clement as
umpire. Many thought Amanda was
position of umpire is one which yer
the stoutest hearted man is backward
about accepting. No individual is
roasted more plentifully and probably
more unjustly. and the thought that a
young woman would ever essay this
most trying position has probably new
er occurred to the fans.
Blu that is what Miss Clement has
done this summer, and, what s more,
she has been an unqualified success.
So successful, in fact, that h has been
employed on nor than n occasion
to officiate at professional games. for
which she received pay for her sery-
tees.
Says She Enjoys SUmpirinq.
Stranger yet. Miss Clement declares
she likes the work. The ball players,
although naturally gallant and disin-
clined to criticize a woman, neverthe-
'ess would probably not fail to COM
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06

and Hawarder and Il happened thai
the managers OF The RenvAlle. Minn.,I
and Hawarden professional teams hap-l
pened to be on the grounds. After the
game they asked me to umpire a game
in the afternoon between their clubs
and as there was good pay in 1t for
me-. I consented. I got along nicely and
well. after that. my services We're in
demand. I umpired in a series between
Renville and Hawarden n now I'm.
looking for other worlds to conqueri
DO I like umpiring? Yes I do. 1t isn't
as easy as 1t looks. but for all that
there's a good deal of enjoyment I'M
the work. OF yours the players kick,
sometimes. just awfully. but not when
I'm umpiring. Maybe it's because Tm.
a girl. but I believe that I give de-
cisions exactly as I see it and In doing
that I seem to satisfy the players and
the patrons of the game. No I haven't
n ambition to appear as a regular
league umpire, but for all that / be-,
lieve women who undeAstand the work.
could e as well as the men. That
sounds conceited doesn't It? But I don't
mean 1t that way. You've got to LAY
confidence in your ability or you Won't
do we'll at ythin