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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24

Woman Wants Damages For III Treat
ment When Accused OF Theft.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. 21.-Emma
Wenger. a domestic. employed at the
residence of Homer c. Millen at Four
Mile lake. has begun suit for $1,000
damages against MI. and Mrs. Mil
len.
The Millen diamonds, valued at 500,
were recently stolen, and Miss Weng-
er claims that she was publicly ac-
cused by the Millens OF having taken
them, that she was kept prisoner
for IL hours. was threatened with ar
rest and generally abused.
Now that Robert Burton. tie man OF
all work about the place. his cor
fessed to the theft and given up the
diamonds. Miss Wenger comes back a.
the Millens for her alleged mistreat.
ment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24
Fort WAYNE Soldiers Rejoice.

Detroit. Mich, Nov. 21.-The next
billet of the First regiment, U. S. A.,
now stationed at Fort Wayne, will be
sent to Fort Seward, Alaska. An
order from the war department to that
effect has just been received. This
news is very leasing to the officers
and men OF the First regiment. Ii
was anticipated that the regiment
would be sent 20 the Philippines, to
some superheated post amid the
marshes, bolomen and alter buffalo
OF that tropical land. The change
to Alaska is nailed with joy. Fort
Seward is located near Skagway.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24
AIIeqan Girl to Star In Opera.

Allegan, Mich, Nov. 21.-Miss Claire
Elizabeth Maentz. aged 10, VINO has
made hit in her first season this
year on the stage, under-study in
Loves Lottery" for Nine. Schumann.
Heink, has closed a five-year contract
with F. c. Whitney, who promises to
star her next season. Mr.. Whitney
was deeply impressed with the young
Allegan girls singing Saturday night,
in Cleveland, when she sang the title
role. Miss Maentz has a beautiful
contralto voice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24

Every ounce of food you eat that fails to
digest does pound of harm. 1t turns
the entire meal into poison. This not
only deprives the blood of the necessary
tissue building material, but it poisons it.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is perfect digest
ant. 1t digests the food regardless of the
condition of the stomach. 1t allows that
organ to rest and get strong again. Re-
lieves belching, heart burn, sour stomach,
indigestion, palpitation of the heart etc
Sold by Chas. Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24
How To Avoid Appendicitis

Most victims of appendicitis are those
who are habitually constipated. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures constipation
by stimulating the liver and bowels and
restores the natural action of the bowels.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleas
ant to take Refuse substitutes. Geo.
l.. Sharrar.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24
A CARD

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on so cent bottle
of Creene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if il
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a IS cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
GEO +. SHARRAR, Alma.
CHAs. G.. RHODES, Alma.
FRED HUDSON, Riverdale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24

You can apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is. Ii is put up i'll col
lapsible tubes with nozzle attachment for
introducing it. ManZan stops pain in
stantly and cures all kinds of blind, bleed
ing, itching and protruding piles. Geo.
+. Sharrar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24
The Best in the World

DIR. J. w. Hamilton. of San Francisco,
CAL. says: 81 have sold Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup for years. II is the
best cough remedy l ever saw and has no
equal for asthma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24

Call at the RECORD Office and get a
map of Gratiot county. We have re-
duced the price on cloth maps to SO cents,
and on paper maps to IS cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24

few books of teachers contracts at
the Record Office at a moderate price.
School directors should remember this.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24

For baclxache and kidney disorders
take Celery King, the tonic-laxative.
IL will relieve you very quickly, for
Celery King IL the great cure for back
ache as well as headache.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-24

If you want old papers, come to the
Record office. We're selling them cheap
while they last. f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
&orreipon0ance
DRUM, Hebr.

Oct bar / Mdnodgs Mrs. paitor
9enritiens 5pbTelsbus. oe / anlsOs
ningen baboe be altiO opFnbIomnte
8binber arrangerst ct aiurprile
partD". De babOe meobra9t 5or=
friffninger I M9ngbe, besroen ct
DuIin g1847 Rogers" anibe % Sal
Ter - De par 10 nsbt til at baoe
nogst at fpiie Mabeu meo. ut bet
nirtslig par en- Oberraffelie, bar DIR
ingen 3bipl. 5ru 6enritien bar nas
turIigpis trabl beIfGfti9et meb 1T
Susarbeibe, % gr9iten ~betlagebe fig
oper, ba ban foa be mango Setter,
at ban bleb foritbrrst / lit Qrbeioe.
San bar nsmlig / 6GrO meb at bnege
ct 0u, lag. 3ioen fOrfsb burtie. %
man fiitss efter at bare tilbrdgt en-
tpggeIig gftermibbag.
- 5or en- lib iioen beepnbte pa
Itor Senriffen en- bunft 5perbogsifole.
9por 9srnene unberptfes / 9unft og
Religion. ut BONNIE eftsr MntoTfet
af be gsrn, Tom befsger StoIen,
mod man gl9be ftg ooer Den Snters
este, Der pifes for Sogen. Saa oibt
bibes, er Der %. fom itobig befB9er
SfoIen.
- Som firtelie Rpbeo ian mebbss
fes, at gaffor 5enritien bar optaget
Misfonsarbeibs bIunbt 9aniferne oeb
Sin greef. Rorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
rOoniferen"
8rsOas b. q. Cftober. 1905.
4lan,Webr.

= Suu er gdit. Big rsjit. S 5irss
bags pdttebe ban fin car, og | Onsz
bags reiite ban Iaa. 9an bapbe belle
3 a 8 @Ognmanbslas at 6lptte9oOs;
men dlens bans 8ogfamliug uo9gr
pei o9fua here Cas-. = 9i sniter BAN
2stts pda &siisn % 2ptts / fit npe
Ralb!
& 9aar begpnbte quit. gritieas
at Hptts, og / Dag ifal 5Iptningsn IND
! 9aft. Digs 0us tet OeO Stolen not
rigtis gaa for fig.
War. 6. 8amgaurb, iom / en-
a(orrGtts buobe @aoiteri Der peb Siz
ben of Dor 5orretning, men iom /
CONNER bar boet paa en- Rentefarm
Der / R9rbeben, bleO pluOielig ing /
Grebags 4ftes, 0a ban bar I gpsa.
ban bep lagt inb bos i'm SOoger,
Barber Rielien. og Der blep bentet
Dottor. Sngbommen q ct Qngreb
Of ,,golera Morbus", bar Ri forftdaet.
Timber Ooftor so. HieIIsns 9ebunoz
ling blsp ban mart bebre, fau ban /
Ranodgs tunbs tage 9iem paa Gar
men.
9Brbag Morgen mObtOg g. 6.
Remp WleIoing ON. at bans Jober
par megst ipg Og Dpben mar. 9dn
reifte meO Gftermiobagstoget efter Ct.
Baul, men tort efter Tom Der 5elsz
srnm, at 6aberen bar oso. 9an bier
b~egrnD<t / 5irsoags fra bans Spigers
fbns, S. 6. gaers 9iem.
= Wtr. petsr aruger Nelion, en-
bel ten0t 5armer Der pau ggnen mo-
aificerebe Sheriff Mencfe / 2srbags.
ut Here at bans ungtreaturer bar
bsbe, og ban snifeoe SbsriFens 5ielp
til at femme efter 4urfugen. DIT
iege 8. D. Nilfon ienotes ba at
Steb for at unberfsge Sagen. men
bo ban life fuuoe inbe Qariagen til
uagto&sets DEB, blep Der ienbt IF
ter StatsOprl9gen, men op til | 8dar
bar ban life fommen. S6eriT mencfe
bar imiblertio en- 5ante ON, at be
bar 9Ot utrubtplanter, Tom er BIZ
ben giftige, iioen De bar fact 5roit.
Rreaturene gr9gieoe paa 9ublanb.
Or. 5. q. MuroO9 treTss MI
/ 9r. Ro6infons Office % gopoI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
SeweQ % Cmesn, Sa.

Ser pil blipe &onfrmation Sens
Sdgsn Den 3. gfooem6sr / 8or Jrslitrs
oanite ep. slitb. airte.
- Deter 0lien at OIeanoer. Sal.
bar foIgt i'm 5arm, beIiggenoe 4 M.I
ROrOOeIt for Sepsn, til i'm SpOser
6uns 6enritIen. qrtien er so 8on.
pr. Qcre.
- 5ilbpgningsn til bort StOlebus
ct faroig og taget / grug. gi Ear
I'LL en- Bubble S6ool, iom Dor 8p
tan 0Gre itolt af.
- asbmdnb Snpbers grietsS tore
mariner ig nu i'm 5uIOenoelie og pil,
mar ben bliosr fRrbis, bi9Ipe til at
prDos Dor gn.
- MaispIutningen er M begpnot.
ga man renter et gobt ubbptte Der
paa Ggnen. Muutte ri inu bufts at
6srrsn for @dOerne.
en- 4bonnent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
Sfnr DriSnedSNtteISe

Boyer I'll overordentlig nedsat Pris.
Benyt Le~jlighenen. Kob nogle af disse
bil1ige Boyer. linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro err so1gt. Da vi like
kan skate flere Boyer til de anferte
lave Priser, maa Bestiiling indsendes
snarest, ON man ensker nogie af dem.
Begerne tiisendes port0frit.
Bogerne bestil1es efter hummer.
200. 8erbensbiftoriffe Smdafriftsr.
off g. 9. 9hrise, profesFor Deb 81
benbapns llniDerfitet. JnoboIo:
Jranfe 0ronninger. = Oct npe
9r9tsnlnnbs 5iitorie. = Stulieus
og Serbiens 5iftoris. - Heoerldns
benes 5iftorie. 142 Siber. | Oms
flag. Hebfat fra $2.40 til 80c.
POI. qeber 81. Msaer: Drumutiits
Smaating. 163 Siber / Smfag-
Nebiat fra Toe. til 40c.
POP. GOltes2epentpr. Sumlebs Oo
ubgtpne al 9ldps Bernfien. 1856
Siber, / SmfIae. Nebfot fra 60e.
iii 4Oc.
2O6. Oct triItelise 2iD fremfinet |
8 probitener os cen 0ielfestoIe,
bOlbte oper be forefrepne Setfer
fra 40 Ssnbag efter 9rinitos
tis. OFF 5. 5sloeg. Rebfot fra 40
til 15c.
POT. giaeber df Rorbens Sifforie.
0eb Jreberif 8orfoeb. 294 Gfber,
/ 0mffdg rspiai fru $40 III
SOC.
|208. 9unbe R~oientronb. ct 8ibrog
til Oanmarfg 5iforis unber Gre
berit ben srebie. gf gbr. gruun.
284 Siber / Omftae. Nebfut fra
$40 til SOC.
200. Sra 8srnsgubstieneften. fem
prqbitentr meb tilbsrenbe 5or.
taGinssr uf GbrfitenR snsr, prnt
Deb ct. pouls &irte ! asbenbupn,
6enrD Using, aanD. tbeol. Gns
regne Nitb. gonb. tbeol. 72 g
Hebfat fra 80 til zoe.
21O. gmbebe og Ordination | berei
i~nsbprbes Grunbforbolo. st bi'
ftoriff bromatif GOrIss of 81
Bib. Mnberien, proDft os Sogns
pref. 0sbIat fra $1.60 til soc.
211. Cutter. st tirteligt Gefifpil
af Or. 9uns 9eris. 4utorifers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
Mgenter enlfes!

8uniib 2utb. publ. 9oufs / Blair,
Rebr., Buffer en- reiienOe Qgent for
bDer at be fslgenoe Stnter: Rebraifa.
Soma, Misconiin, Minnsiota, Qortb
og Soutb 8atota; 2otaIugenter for
ale Settlemsntsr bpOr faabanne life
finbes, og Qgenter til at rejie ubeIuts
tenbs for pore Blade.
9OOe 8etingelfer. 3iIftriO gaul
qeterisn, Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

Or. 5. q. MurbO9 trefes M
/ Or. Robinions Office os gop9I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
Misiions= % n~ngoumsmeoe

afboIOes, ON SUB pil, / 5ut9iriou
og ct. Wortens MenisbeOer fra 8.
I'll II. Rppem6er 1905.
Som, unge og gamle, og faa Del /
@elfigneIien, fom !Serren bar bereot
for os. 8eb for Rgberne!
paa Menigbebens @egne:
s. 9ertfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
Carer enifes.

Dor 5rsliets Ounite lutherife Menisbeb /
Bert ambop, u. s., ieser en- eerer. fom fan
uuoerpiie / Gueelif ioapeliom Gauit, for
oeus gsrnefsle. esnnen er $50 90 aorlie.
Sfoletib ii Mdonsber. On, ION tan ipiQe
Orgel, foretreftes. 8efletterenbe beoos BEN.
BeuOe fig til Menisbeosns Fralt
giaaDs y. SfOu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

OberIettelfe efter SriginaIens 10.
Oplag, at Otto 3nnbe. ga Sibtr
| Smflag. Reoiat fra 80 til 25c.
212. Sra Meidfelfoben til bet ftile
Sdp. 6Ortallinser at polite 5ors
fattere, beb Soban 9rope. 294
Siber. | OmT. Tebfut fra $1.40
til soc.
213. 6airan. ReiieItilbring fra
qaIaitind. st 6orebro9 af 9enrit
S6arlins. so Sieer. Omilug.
Gebiat fra 40c. til zoe.
215. aipet paa 2anbst. @tilbrins.r
at linton Hislie EN-. 1S5 Sibtr /
Om1og. RebIat fra soc. til Acc.
ZIG. Ere Ropeler of gmiI MarriOt.
5orfdtter til Den seiitlig. Dsb'.
ODsrfat of u. 3ierulf. 231 SiOer.
/ OmIlaa. Neofat fra $1.35 til
soc.
218. SmaaIfrifter til Oplpsnins for
ariitne. llbgipns at prof. Or. Gre
berit QislIen. puOens l1feilbarbeb.
Sre greOe fra 5. BON DeIling.r.
Meb Snblebainser og Qnmartnins
ger. 40 Siber, / OmTds. 9ebfG
fra 30t. til zoe.
219. Smaa 0iste at l1fe 9irtsOul.
Meb ct 5ororo at $. RuBborn. 90
lSiber. s OmIas. Hebfat fra
40c. til 15c.
221. qutbers 5uitepr9bittner. Nebs
fat fra 65c. til 25c.
224. 9ampen meIem Ssber oa arits
ne. Gn biItoriit Rebegsrelfe tinises
meb en- aepnebstegning uf Ssruels
Den, Stefan S6uIb. of 8. 6.
MebIing. SogneprGit. 194 Sibsr.
8 OmTag. Rebfut fra 81 til 50c.
225. Sra bet uttenbe aarbunbreb..
of Chr. Qr.nt3en. 1913 Siber. |
OmIIag. Rebfut fra $1.00 til 35c.
228. De bimmslffe Sine. ariftIig.
9etro9tninger, uf emanuel gobn.
Sognepraft / lllfs os giteregeb..
IT'S Sioer, / Omlag. Rsbfdt fra
$1.00 til Doc.
229. Rutioss g pergsmaul. geIpits
/ 3 5orebrdg Oso Gfteraarsmsoet
/ Qifob 1886. llbgiOet at QubOig
Shreber. SO Si6er, / Smlag.
Rebfot fra 40c til 20c.
232. Om SfriftsmuoI og Q%ltsrgona
/ beres friftmGsfige oe tirtebiitori
ite Gorbolb til biHanbeu. at Sdcob
!Solm, SogneprGIt til gabum. IL
Giber. 9ebfat fra 10c. til 81.
233. Dor 6errss Ssfu ariiti @sns
tomif. gibslGsningsr ops Ruts
tbpus g~pangslium, aapitst "a,
boIote / aopentstiben 1887 at g.
@sts6e. S%ognsprait / Grebericia.
SO Sibsr, / OmiIus. Rebfot fra
30c. I'll zoe.
240. 50orIebes futile Ri Opbragt Oert
gsrn2 aetfattslis OpbrugtIfssDsi.
lebning. ubarbsjbet of ogn areb3
at 2Grere@. So Siber. / Omnus.
Hsbfat fra 20c. iii Zoe.
DAB. 3 Sommerferi.n. 2pftfpiI Il
fire Utter. Of Bib. Manins. 1852
Siber / OmTug. Rebfdt fra Toe.
til 40e.
244. DANTE Spu cs Minber. On
foItelig 3ulsgaOe Rr. 3 til genner
/ Rorben. Qf gilbelm giriebll.
248 Siber. 8 Omflds. Rebfut fra
$1.10 til 25c.
PAS. 9utibs Spsrssmuul oe ct Stpt'
I. of bet DANTE Golts 2epnetsleb
On foltelis SulegaDe til 9enner |
Rorben. fra 8iIbelm 8irtebol. 259I
Siber | Omftos. 1ebfut fra $1.15
til 25c.
PAT. Danmurts Stisen, Galb os Be-
snnoenbe Rsisnins / Wiboloeren.
Gn foIfeli9 SulesuOs til genn.r Il
Horben, fra GiIbelm girtebal. 284
Stber | OmiIus. Nebfat fra $1.20
til 25t.
248. Sbsrsdngss9 iben | Odnmuri
fra Wibdloer til Npaurstib. On
Foifeii9 SulesuDe til @enner | Rors
ben fra 8ilbelm 9irteodI. BOB Sis
- an m~Arl E. o. M ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
BLAIR. NEBR.:


sgd PAA;
Nj. z. Omaha Passenger........." s.2 FIN
L ........... 10 3! FIN
s. .......... s21 I'm
3. Kun ON sendagen..."".... $40 En-
NORD PAA;
Mr.. 4. Twin City Passenger"..... III F.
2. Sioux City ....... 24s En-
s. Omaha ........ 6.3j Eth
6. Kun ON Ssndagen.......... 9.31 FIN
VEST PAA:
Y Is. Lincoln Passenger......... S9 FIN
Z. Black Hills 1900. 80 En-
DST PAA:
Nr. 8. Mo. Valley Passenger. 1015 FIN
%. Chicago Limited.......... 455 EN-
sT-Nr. 4, 5. 7 og S gaar Nord og sgd, og M.
sog IS gaar 0st og Vest daglig und
tagen Spndag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
0nostieneiter
Blair. Rebr.:

Ssimssfeguostisnsfte @snbag 5mO.
81. 1920 og 4ftensubstieneite SCI.
7.30. SgnbagsifoIe / airtens Bate
ment 6mb. ST. 9.
9ibeII9snins (for gammeI Os ung)
5orsbug often 81. 7.30 / 8irten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
GageriDeno enlfes.

6n bauif RageriuenO. belt usiit, fan fan
Bld6s itrats. greue augaaenbe Oenne ploos
ieusss til Duniib eutb. gubl. 9ouie, Blair.
Rebr., unoer 8iaet merfet H. H.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
8eltnrer enifes

poa Ndupdca gernebjem. Man benz
Denbe fig fnareft mulist meb 4nbeFaz
finger iii
ReD. Z. SObnion, Manpata, isis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-26
Paris Insists That William
Sought the Interview.
RESENTMENT IN FRANCE
German Emperor Suspected Of Aiming
New Blow at the Anglo-French
Understanding -Rouvier's
Sharp Comment.

st. Petersburg, July 26.--The Car
returned to the palace Of Peterhof yes
terday morning from bis interview with
the Kaiser at sea. Count Lamsdorff,
the foreign minister, afterward had his
usual weekly audience.
New York, July 26.- The Evening
Sun has the following cable from Paris
The Echo de Paris, in an article on
the cause and probable consequences Of
the meeting between the Car and the
Kaiser, says;
william was thoroughly persuaded
that the meeting would give him a great
opportunity for causing annoyance to
France. 1t must therefore be logically
concluded that the feelings of William
of his notorious ill-will toward Us.
The article concludes as follows: "We
ought to be more watchful, for Ger
many pursues her anti French policy
with remarkable tenacity, and it Is all
ways the Anglo French understanding
that Is aimed at"
Jean Jaures, in the Humanite, says
when the Car accepted the invita-
ton and thus resigned himself to the
wounding and disquieting Of Great Brit
ain he entered into a sort of alliance
with Germany, and those of our politi-
clans who have not reckoned on the pos
sibility Of Russo-GerInan understand
ing have been building imaginary edi-
fees on the void
Gil Bias gives an account Of the in
terview between M. White, the Russian
peace plenipotentiary, and Premier Rou.
vier. It says that Witte told the prem.
Ter Of the approaching meeting Of the
Car and the German emperor. Rouyiei
received the information with marked
GOODNESS. Witte began to plead extenu
ating circumstances, namely that it wa;
the German emperor who had taken tbs
initiative and that the Gar had nc
ground for refusing
He declared that, according to his SOY
ereign's view, the meeting indicated M
change in the relations az France ant
Russia, and that he had been authorized
/ to make this assurance in the elearesi
and most formal manner.
Rouvier, in reply, confined himself K
observing that the interview between
the two monarehs might have takel
place more opportunity at some othe
time. He added that the Car hal
doubtless been guided by grave reason
Of which he alone was competent t.
/ Judge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-26
TEN YEARS
Story Of Ny Wonderful Success |
Reads Like Fairy Tale, Yet Foil of
Convincing Truths.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME FOR THE INVESTOR.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.

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my business grew from less than $500
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believe have the best proposition
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-26
The Times Daily Short Story.
l9NyNs09e909e2e2oseDey 7o9O e.


The back. tn Wltcheriy came up to me
and said:
'Why, Brown, old man. what's com
ing over you? ] thought you'd take a
back seat with us old buffers, and here
you are the life Of the party. young and
old
'Oh, I'm only an old duffer myself.
Ireplled
"Mr. Brown said young girl
standing near. talks old and acts
young"
There's diagnosis for yoa,9 said
Witcherly. laughing "The girl has
fathomed you. Wen, 60 in and win the
youngest here If you can"
Witcherly did not hear my reply, for
1t was spoken inwardly, 1t was this:
"The girl I'm aiming to win Is your
own daughter
devoted myself to every one in the
house except Miss Witcherly. using
! especially Miss 0rmsby for foil One
would suppose that Miss Witcherly
would be pleased that ! had been so eff
dcient in supplying the place Of youn-
ger men, but she did not give any evil
deaee OF such pleasure. She kept up a
fair show Of life with her guests, but
whenever she approached me she look
ed especially downcast- One evening I
was sitting on the piazza alone when
she came to the door opening on to it
and looked al me wistfully. / made
up my mind that the time to strike had
come.
won't you have chairT asked,
rising.
mo- thank you. I'll 60 get Adele
0rfnsby for you. It's my duty, you
know, to satisfy my guests"
so you don't think me capable Of
choosing my companions myself2"
"Oh, dear. yes; quite capable. You
have selected every woman In the
house to pay attention to except me
But Of course I'm hostess and don't ex-
pect any attention.
Except from those unacceptable tc
4 the other young ladies"
you are very unkind. suppose
you win always remember that against
me3n
scome. let d stroll out into Ills
grounds
She put her arm through mine, ane
we walked out under the great trees OF
d carpet Of soft grass fecked by moon
light. There could be no place more
conducive to making up" difference
and took advantage Of the surround
ings and the circumstances to make
the reconciliation as delightful as possi
BILE. When we returned TO the house
/ had been making thinly disguised
love.
| remained guest under Witcherly'i
rooftree for several weeks and on thu
morning Of my departure took him int
the library and asked for his daughter.
sQuite delighted, old man." he said
Have seen what was going on 70
some time. wonder what started yol
20 suddenly on this tack2"
"oh, | thought you might throw he
away on boylF | replied And witt
final handshake / went out, got int
the carriage and drove to the depot
WILLARD q. IRVING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-26
WON VICTORY BUT
eve Eventually Reiterated" Reports
Russian Commander.

st. Petersburg, July .26. Gen. Line
witch reports that bn July 20 the Rus
SLAMS outflanked the japanese positions
three miles north OF Tnlangtse The
Japanese evacuated the positions with
out fighting and the Russians occupied
them.
gBut,n adds The Russians commander,
'sthe Japanese retired to fortified posi-
ton west OF the Yulangtse valley, which
covered their further movements, and
we experienced such great difficulty in
surmounting the obstacles before the
Notifications that our detachment eyen-
tually retreated in northerly direc-
tion.
A despatch from Sakhalin states that
several Japanese warships were sighted
Sunday morning near Alexandrovsk
Later some of them fired four shots at
the Russian position, but without effect
Two torpedo boats bombarded the coast
north of Alexandrovsk.
London, July 26.-Aeeording to q Gen
san despatch to the Telegraph, the riya
armies near the Tumen river are eight
| Ii (about three miles) apart Six thou
sand Russians are trying to check thi
Japanese while they entrench along TIKI
river. Tremendous rains render move
ments BY the armies impossible. Thosi
parts Of the country that are not flood
ed are knee deep in mud.
There is no confirmation of the report
ed desperate lighting at Yumen Pass.
The Toxic correspondent of the Tele
graph represents the Russians as usinl
Mongolia as Russian territory, for whicl
reason that Chinese province must b
regarded as being within the sphere D
war The local Chinese authorities ar
helpless and are urging the government
at Pekin to protest against this viola
ton Of Chinese territory, Gen. Line
witch, the Russian commander-in-chiei
is constantly drawing supplies fror
Mongolia, and sometimes he comman
| deers them. A