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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-14

RABBI.
What teachest thou, Rabbi,
That man shall do and liver
"Grudge none; bring thou unsparingly
Thy choicest wine, and give"
Thy counsel Is unplain;-
How give if wine be not?
"sell all thy goods, It'll knowledge stain
The edges of the Pot"
Then when the pot Is filled
What doth thy counsel say?
Empty it till the last be spilled;
Grudge lest one drop should stay
Oh, Rabbi, answer me
Poor were T as before!-
s'What Jar except it emptied be,
Think YOU, is filled with more?"
Laura Spencer Portor, in the January
Atlantic. F.:.-H
A Coming Struggle in America.-Wil.
liam Rainey Harper, president of Chicago
University, has gathered some of his talks
to students into a little volume which he
calls Religion and the Higher Life. These
talks were largely lllloI Ale1i' puI die Pu'
with a force that compels attention
whether one is ready to assent to all tina,
the speaker says or not. Discussing
America as missionary field. he predicts
an intellectual. social and spiritual con-
fiict." He says: -. .S.a.r.
But more than this she (America) is to be
the arena Of an Intellectual social and spiritual
conflict in which Christianity must vindicate IT.
self against all opposing forces-a conflict more
serious than any which has yet been waged. Nc
man or woman in number doubts for a mo-
ment the ultimate triumph of Christianity; but
in order that the triumph may be decisive, in or
der that the agony Of the struggle may not be to
greatly prolonged. let us use foresight and far
sight. Centuries will pass; and gradu
ally humanity will come to recognize the sig
nifcance Of love; gradually Jesus the Christ vii
come to reign in the hearts Of men. In thi
work Of educating humanity to understand Coz
and itself, America is the training school fo
teachers
The University Of Chicago Press Chicago
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THE MAGAZINES

University Of Chicago Press, Chicago.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01

Miss Grace Reyes is here ffonz
mithtield visiting her parents.
Architect q. G. s. Holmboe Ieft
last night for Shepherdslown. Bcr-
sryville, Va, and other points g look
after work his firm has under course
Of construction.
Harry Slaughter says ii was Law
renee Dangerfeld TINT stood On the
manhcle, when the explosion took
place Saturday morning after &
match had been dropped into the
sewer.
@ w. Swiger, Of Wallace. spent
Monday here. \. ss
lieutenant and Mrs. NJ. s. jar
WIS, now at Fort Thomas, ~, ara
expected hero in d week or 80 to
make relatives a visit.
r Emmett Gill Is home after d
pleasant visit 10 Atlantic City.
Mrs Anna S0mmers has returned
from Atlantic City.
4 Misses Mary Deyaney ana Ella
beth Gondry left today To- visit
friends in Newark, Ohio.
Henry Reeder, deputy Internal
revenue collector, went b i itfkefs-
burg Monday morning on official
business.
N - n :. . ) 4. !. Y \ -. -
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
colored Man Dragged

Daniel Rose, an aged and respect
ed colored resident of the West End
was given knock out drops Saturday
night. The perpetrators induced
him 10 take a drink Of whiskey into
which they had placed the poison.
This may have been intended for a
practical joke, but it might have
proven fatal as Rose has been unable
to work ever since and has been in a
dazed condition since Saturday. This
sort of fun sometimes results SER
iously both for the instigators as well
as the victim.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
beer FEAST
CAUSED TROUBLE

W. n. shrader, Edward Gordon.
Frank Rutherford and Uriah Blake
smith young men just under age,
we're all before NJ. $. Riley, justice
Of the peace, Monday night charged
With stealing corn, tomatoes, pota-
Hoes and other truck from ]: B. Nor
fison's match at Ocean Mines a
couple Of weeks ago. 1t was shown
they had a key Of beer and wanted
to have d feast, and, in order to do
50, they despoiled Morrisn's truck
patch. foraging after the manner Of
the West Virginia National Guard.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01

Cecil Romine, of Reynoldsville,
was arrested near O'Neil Monday
evening on a capias by Deputy sher-
iff John Lang and Constable Lee
,Coffman. Romine stands indicted
by the grand jury on the charge Of
stealing beer some months ago at
the Wolf Summit station of the B.
&. o. railroad, and recently he drove
his mother from home at the hour of
midnight He was jailed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
DEAc0N's ORDAINED
ATWILSeABURG

John Wickenhofer and o. L,
Whitener were ordained deacons Of
the Winsonburg Baptist church on
Monday night. The services war1
largely attended and many went
from this city. The exercises wer;
impressive. Rev. r. B. McDanel
preached the ordination sermon
Rev. L. B. Moore offered the prayer
and did the laying on of hands. Rev
i. E. Peters delivered the charge "a
the deacons
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
Position for clarksburger

r.. L. linn, an old Clarksburg resi-
dent, but lately employed as chief
clerk of the B. & o., az Weston, has
accepted the position Of manager for
the West Virginia Casualty Com
pany. Alarge acquaintance in that
section Of the country viii enable
Mr.. Zinn to work up a large business
for the company. He win estab-
lish branch offices, also at Redwood.
Buckhannon and Sutton.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01

N. Baker went to Parkersburg
Monday.
Mayor P. II. Shields returned
Monday morning from Atlantic
City.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
BANK STATEMENTS
ARE CALLED FOR

BY Associated Press.
Washington, D. G., Aug. ss-The
Comptroler Of the Currency today
issued q call for the condition Of
national banks at the close Of busi-
ness hours Aug. IS, 1905.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01

A. d. Parr will be in Pennsboro
this week to wach the thoroughbreds
race. Is.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10

The msubers oi the American Insti. tuts Of Mining Engineers vith ths.r families to the number oi s7 arrived on tbe Princess May snd left ior White horse oo the train. They were uet e sksewsy by eoumittsso of whisshorss people conssstins Of Robert Love, 2. P. whituey sn6 John Granger, who in- vited them to q bsnqust thst hss been arranged ior tonight st the tovu hy the rapids T'hey were accompanied Iron Skkgvsy by ] P. Rogers B. B. Dunn, c. E. Wyun-Johnsyn snd N VI. wstsoa. The iass nsned snd 2. E. scharschmidt viH sccompsny thsn to Dawson.
 The enrinsers vfn take the selkirk a-dishe Davson this evening ior Dss- son. Thsy will visit the mining iodus- tries Of the Rlcudiks snd return to skagvsy, reaching tbs plscs in about eight days.
 Capt. John Irving. vho vss delegated ior thst purpose, met ths engineers party at Victoria snd sccompsniJd q them to the north. He viii continue uIth them to Dawson and return.
 w.M. Brewer, the ~sn know min ing expert snd ore buyer, is vi,h the  party. He vill Sccompany them to whitehorss and return Co SkaE~ay He vill be here tomorrow
 The members Of the party spsnt ssv- erzi hours in SkNevsy this morning ana vill be here ssverzs hours st ieas' on their vsy south.
 A stop wss made ai the Trssdveil cn the way north snd a stop wili be msde ai Juneau on the vky south.
 Thoss in the party are d ioilowS
 ". P. Aruev.
 Mrs M. B. Ayers.
 Mrs & Ayers.
 T. H. Adrieh. viis and dsaghtsr.
 W. s Ayers snd vic. D. VT. Bruntou and wife.
 Mics Pesri Brorulnr.
 Mrs. Jos. O. Butler
 e. n. Barron and wife,
 Miss Dorothy Barron.
 Miss M E. Barron.
 Briggs and uiie.
 S.M Bsmbereer.
 ". B. Gogsvell snd vie F.H. Clymer. E.S. Cook and wife.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10

LOST white sHk riri viih uhits buckle Finder leave st this ozce.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
Many PasssnEsrs Oct

Tte WIZ &Y. R. took more thsn 300 passengers out Of Sksgway this morning. This included i50 who made the trip to the summit, % officers Of the Pacific Squadron, United States navy, who went to Bennett and the Mining Engineers and MacGowsn excursions, who went an the way through.
 Nr,i-,s is bo.aouarfers f,r magazines
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
WIN ALL
Tacoma Gets Three More
 Baseball Victories

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. Tacoma, July l0-Tacoma won three games of baseball yesterday and Satur' day from San Francisco. The scores were:
 Saturday-Tacoma 5; San Francis. co, O.
 Sunday Forenoon, Tacoma, 6; San Francisco, 5 Afternoon, Tacoma, 4i San Francisco, .
 Mixed at SeRtt'e Seattle, July l0-Seattls defeated Portland at baseball Saturday ard lost Sunday. The scores were;
 Sa'urday-Seattle, 5; Portland, |, Sunday-Portland, s; Seattle, l.
 Los Angeles Wins Oakland, July lO-Los Angeles won two baseball games yesterday from Oakland. The scores were: Forenolu-Los Angeles, :; Oakland, Atteruoon-Los Angeles, 5; Oakland,
 Standing ot the Teams
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
SECRETARY WILSON TIRED
 FROM CABINET
President Roosevelt Expels His Agrlcultura' Secretary For Profting From Juggled Cot
 ton Crop Reports For June

glIng with the June cotton crop report. The dismissal has caused a sensation,
 James Wilson was the oldest cabinet orhcer In point Of service connected with the Roosevelt administration. He was appointed by President Mckinley with his first cabinet aud has served ever since that time March 4, 1897,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
IN AND OUT
J ffrrSOn Comes tO Skagway
 Aud Sails

The Jefferson arrived st s o'clock yesterday morning with the school teachers excursion and others to tho number Of l2S. She also carried mail and 2S0 tons Of freight including SaC head Of live stock.
 The school teachers Co tha number Of 75 went to the summit and back on a special train.
 The Jefferson sailed for the south si ( o'clock tskine 95 excursionionists and 96 other passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
ROGERS DIES
Former Official Passes Away
 at Denver.

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan ]
 Denver. July ll-Dr. Charles D. Rog' CTS, formerly clerk Of the United sts'e' district court in Alaska, during the see ond Cleveland administration, died sl this place Saturday afternoon of sico holism.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10

'Dockey" Rogers recently leit Ju- ueau. where he had been practicinR medicine for many years, Tor his old home nesr Al, l,any, \. Y. He vas very popular St Juneau and elsewhere in Alaska He was always prominent si democratic conventions.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington, July l0-James Will sou, secretary ci agriculture in the cab inet ol President Roosevelt, was sum- marily dismissed from office Saturday afternoon. He Is accused of having made money from the action ot bis sts- tistlcian, Edwin s. Holmes, in jug
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
Fr-.h Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co keep sn kiua' oi frssh meat constantly on hand. q
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
MAY IS IN
Canadian Liner Arrives From
 The South

The Princess May arrived in port this morning with lO4 passengers, in cluding the mining engineers excur- sion and 300 tons of freight for SkSg- way.
 She will sail this evening at 6 o'clock for the south.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
MINING ENGINEERS REACH
 SkAGKAY
Men Who Wrench Treasure From Earth Touring Worlds Greatest Gold Vaults
 Of for Whitehorse and Dawson

Richard Cook. Mnter Cook. FJ Cauphsn cod vifs AZ. Chtr,s,ou ard vie J.B Cuiluu. Tho Drlrht EV. D.fnriIIieres ari vIfe. Niu D'IssiIisres. BF Ftcksrthal ard riie. Jss Fiof'ay FL Ford Master Ford. DC. FJrhss FL Foucsr and uife ET. Fresisud C. D. Couiais JIG GrTUn. NH Harrington an riis Miss M. L. Harrington. Arthur Hsrrinatou AZ VI. Hotrssnsi ~Ifs L Ho-brook srd vie H W. Hunt aad slfs. Mr Ho't Mlss Ida Hoil Mrs ]. R. Horsrd sF. Eirkpsirick John e. Eafsr psnls. King. Mrs Iss. M. Tastor. yohn TfIly ard wife. Wn. Lily. Cbuiss Lytscksr. e. W. Lymtn. Geo. Lyusr. wm. E. WeIIvaia ari siis. Wiss Anna W. O'c'tt Chas. T O-o5st wsstsr Wasan Oloott " & piiHur and rifs Nis Mary B Filling. R1ss Filling Geo Filling LP. Paries ani wiie Waster Iss Lee pariss nr R. " Rsy-'ud sn8 wife Chss P. Rec s-d uIfs. Mss R1ss Wtss Eirshrth Bro-ninr Dr Jos s,ruihersi Mfss Fiarencs starr Miss Ela Seslv MIss Rsbscca seaiy Mss vsiss4uere A. e. Nsurhn Waiter Wc1d q Ucwrs
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
BURNS UP
GoldfitldS, Nevada, Almost
 Totally Destroyed

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 GoldfeldS, New, July lO-Fire almost completely destroyed this city Satur- day night ani Sunday. The lost will aggregate ssO,OOO,oOO.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-10
CATCH TWO
EScapld ConvictS are Taken
 Into Camp

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan,
 Seattle, July lO-Escaped couvicts q. n. Malone and James Leslie were caught Saturday night on NGshou island, King county,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.
c. Schumacher & Co. say;

The foreign exchange market during the last
week advanced TO d point where it became profit
able for our bankers to ship gold coin. Ths ad-
vance was natural. all the gold bars availabfe
had been shipped After s9.13Qc90 in .sd had been
taken for export, the exchange market receded the
demand for remittances having been temporarily
satisfied. Owing to advance in sterlng both in
Paris and Berlin, francs and marks declined sharp
~ at the same time; This decline. however. will
hardly prevent further gold shipments because
prime demand sterling is selling above "a So
and it looks as though it would remain there for
some weeks at least Therefore instead Of ship
ping gold 10 France We will most likely begin TO
ship gold TO London. IT is somewhat surprising
that this export movement has resulted in
higher rates for money How long we can ship
gold in the present abnormal quantities without an
advance in call money. is hard to say. Ultimately
both for call and time money. -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
LESS 1-16.
Bankers posted rates we're:

DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - COM
ulercial 25c premium: bank s. premium. San
Francsco-Sight. TIC; telegraph, 10c. Boston-I'ar
and sc discount Chica go-25e premium Charles
ton-Buying soc discount; selling. s. premium. ST.
Louis-40c bid. soc asked. Minneapolis-a premium.
Cncinnati-25c premium savannah-Buying, SOC
discount: selling. 75c premium.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 61ssc; Mexican
silver dollars, 47c Bar silver in London closed at
2s 3-15d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 3l.s7: Lisbon Il.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 202.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

iron certificates at the NewYork Produce Ex-
change opened dull without notable changes
Asked quotations follow: Cash. ST. February, $l7
March s1s 75 April Sic IS; May. SIG IS; June SIC co.
July. SIC so.
PIG IRON ON HAND.-The American Pig Iron
Storage Warrant Company gives the amount of pig
iron in warrant yards January 81, as Sc $50 tons
as compared with $3.50 tons December 81 There
was received in January $500 tons. and delivered in
the same month 400 tons.
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS RISING.-It Is un-
derstood that a trade has been made III a Stock
Exchange membership at s7s.50o. The last previous
sale was SIS 900.
GOLD EXPORTs.-G. o. Gordon. agent for the
London and River Plate Bank will ship 5ooooo gold
on the steamer sailing for South America next
Tuesday An additional $4,000 will doubtless be
engaged tomorrow.
CANADIAN PACIFICS BIG EARNINGS-Ea-n-
ings Of the Canadian Pacific for the last week in
January show increase of $4,000, making from
July a gain Of s2,5s2,OO0, comparison being made
with the same months year ago
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

marlborough Rapid Transit Of rs per cent to a
new high record American Tobacco common on
the exchanges of a few odd lots advanced Is per
cent. Northern Securities after a firm opening.
broke more than 21a per cent. Mackay common
was strong and active. international Mercantile
Marine preferred, after early gain OF = per
cent fell 13s per cent. Havana Tobacco common
was srrong AT l per cent advance. The copper
issues were firm and fairly active In the bond
department there was strength accompanied by
activity in Southern Pacific convertible As, which
3s per cent. United States Leather Us were
up Is per cent and Wabash-Pittsburg seconds /.
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
EyPoRTs OF SPECIE.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call. per cent.
Time money was quoted at Der cent for sixty to
ninety days 2QSl per cent FOR four and hve months
and 81. per cent for six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at SIad4 per cent for sixty to ninety
days ss,0.sk per cent for four six months and
4l5 per for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

4 DvEETlsENENrs ana susscrsp,ion, t,-
received ss thsi= Uptown once
NO. LSe4 BROADWAY
Advertisements viii Be received az the foloxt,- -
Offices at regular cace rates o'clScE orsnca
e64 sth ave. 2ad-St; 6th-avs 81 Visi
~ t-SS, West 4ea-st, between TN
syes 26S West isSss; iSSS shave bst,vss I sss sth
ltth NJ
sa'e-st a1 FAST l2S'as JSs Trerneat-svs a., nsSr
BscoSlSa- y. X-2 ceuEs ST.: 10 CourI-ss s'pAsrsr 81
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
A STOCK MARKET VIEW.
aries G. Gates & Co. say:

charles q. Gates & Co say:
Stocks eased -1 to-day on profit taking induced
Dy an unfaVorabfe bank statement but, consider
ing the loss in cash. we consider that the market
acted WELL As stated yesterday, we thought a
small reaction due and feel that 1t is well for the
market that the pace. was slowed down a little
as II had the appearance of being a trife too fast
The conditions arc all good. and We think on any
further setback that IT will do to begin to buy
again. We rather look for the Stees Unjon pa
cifc and Southern Pacific TO lead the next adj
vance. with the coalers and Vanderbilts in good
week. aside from the bank figures. was Favorable
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

The market for outside securities displayed con
siderable nrrlnsss. There was a sharp upward
movement in & few OF tie speciaties. In the VOL
une Of dealings however there was "a falling Off
The feature was the sharp upward movement in
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

The Southern Pacific of California IS have been
called at 1071a, to be deposited August !. The
amount needed TO look after this refunding is ap-
proximately, s45.0000D. The remaining $30O0oC0O
value will reimburse the Southern Pacific Com
pany for advances made to the railroad company
for improvements during the last few years
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
FERRY COMPANIES.

Brooklyn Ferry stock. k.......
Aoboken Ferry Ist 6s. iese.
do stock. ck..........r.
y Y e. z II Ferry Co stock.
60 lst mtg SIS. 1922 ,....
- Z & II r Con 5s. teaG. i.
10th 4 % So LIST nnE Sc. 1910
Union r OF " y & II stock.
N Y & N J lst r.ts Be. leS6
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

CHICAGO AND NoRTHwEsTERN's YEAR
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company rs-
ports for the year ended December 81 as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
GUARANTEED STOCKS.


Furnished by Joseph Walker sons. no 20 Bro.d-'''
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

"United States deposits included s2Oe7s. 800.
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the respec-
tive dates:
Feb. 4 'o5. Feb. 6, o. Feb Z o3
Specie ....... S227 800 S2o5 500 SITS
Legal tenders 91773500 T266o, 900 1858 go
Total reserve s31a os7ooo s27s 900 s2 800 700
Reserve required
against deposits. 299 45075 2J6 7S9 125 25 o45 025
Reserve ...... s1as41. .925 s2l, ,s42775 s1s645 s7o
Per cent Of reserve. 26.6 2T1 2S.9
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05


Fis7 deposits 9th" than United State" decrease 'T''l'a
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

*Unted States deposits included. s2o.0Ts.SOO.
The following shows the relation between the
total and the total deposits the respec-
tive dates:
Jan 2S. Feb T. Changes.
Specie S23152 200 S227 $50 Dec. 81 700
Legal tenders 9291l500 9fT7S,50o Dec. 1.1Ss. 900
Totals -. 1924 1856 700 s8leOs7ooo Dec. s084s. zoo
Cash required
against de-
posts -. 297.457.15 2o8.245.O75 Inc. 17s7 s25
Rererve -. s2697965o sIs.s41.a25 Dec. ST. 1877 s25
Reserve on deposit other than United States in
creased S7135,15o
The following the changes for the corre-
spending week for the three preceding years 1so4-
Loans increased s42aS 100, cash decreased s24310o
deposits increased 50 2 100 and surplus reserve de-
creased So 2se.27 19e-Loans increased $50 Al 9Oo
cash decreased S. 23 800 deposits increased 200
and surplus reserve decreased SO 100 19O2-Loans
increased ss 43OO cash decreased s25. 800 depos-
its increased s24.6s4.90O and surplus de-
creased ss,7z7,125.
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

OPS sos Tot4l sales for the aay. .Un::sted.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
INACTIVE STOCKS

FURNISHED by william E Nichols & Co.. No IS wall-st>
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-08
JEWS FEAR FRESH MASSACRE
implore Civilized Nations to Prevent
Catastrophe In Odessa,

Odessa, Dec. 8, sent by special cour-
fer by way of Podoloczyska, Galicia,
Dec. 4.-This dispatch is sent at the
request of the Jewish community,
which fears a fresh massacre by the
local garrison.
It Is asserted that a proclamation is
being circulated in almost every regi-
ment, calling on the soldiers to exter-
inmate the Jews and to destroy the
newspaper Offices in revenge for
groundless accusations against the
troops Of their participation in massa-
eres and pillage and in the protection
Of rowdies.
This is exciting the population
against the army.
The Jews assert that the officers de-
liver anti-semitic speeches in the bar
racks after removing the Jewish sol
Hers. and that Governor General
Haulbars himself has confessed that
AA offioara ara burning for revenge OIL.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-08

-~~---,--s ~-ev -.~-.s -
posed and are installing new local ofi
cials. They also prevent the estats
owners from selling grain or wood. de,
ciaring that the forests are communal
property,
The protection Of life and property
has wholly ceased to exits. Bands Of
criminals are securing the provinces
and numerous seats Of estate owners
have been pillaged. their arms, horses
and money have been seized, and their
cattle burned to death in the stables.
THE stream of fugitives crossing
the frontier is daily increasing. Ne
blemen from the Baltic provinces are
at Konigsberg to place their
women and children in safety"