davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
sYMPATAY Eoa kuRoPArklN.
England Regards tire General a. a
~sea9esoat fer St. P~sse,aburr.

LoNoN-General Enronatkin Is
followed In bis fall by widespread
English sympathy. lie Is regarded
rs the scapegoat for the sins Of ad.
ministratlte capacity and the open
corruption Of the governing clique ai
st. Petersburg. and the rash folly OF
the car. himself. but for whom he.
with an unimpaired force. would have
awaited the Japanese attack al thar
very Hardin upon which the Russian
forces now are falling hack, dishesrt.
ed aud furnishing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
ID Not cateh hannlnrsn.

Il thought W. were guaranteed d
right 10 thepursult OF h%applnessq"
"WellF"
Well. ! pursued happiness into q
saloon last night
did you catch it?T
Il did when / got home -Houstor
Press.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
shlrt was In Llmpo.

Hia washerwomRn's Son IRE a miss
ing shirtl; please. sir. mum ssz
dads bin 'risted fer drunk n disor-
derby n hittin' a %pleeceman, an II you
want yer shirt you'll have 10 bail II
out"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Friend ION ieel-what are you
studying overg Mt. Uglimugg-l can
leach any girl 20 skate IA q day but
gith that fool. Mr.. Handsome. they
iout learn 10 stand alone Ia a month.
New York Weekly.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Of 81. Ursula and the sisters OF her
order. The tomb dates back 20 the
sixth century after Christ The cones
are Of various shapes and sizes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
&c pResloeNr IS 40.
Warmers HIGH standing with the Ma.
tional Administration.

WASHINGTON President Roose
welt was notified NJ Major warne's
election to the senate through a prcfs
bulletin about Z o'clock Saturday Of
~ternoon and later received several
pert onai dispatches from Jefferson
city The President promptly tcte
grapher his Congratulations 90 Major
Warner and included congramlatlou,
To the Republican party % Missouri.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Watch the early chicks for lice.
They always come from the hens and
II the chicks are to be kept free OF
them the hen must also.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
pehance 80

should be In every household. none "A
good, besides I o.. more for 10 cents
than n other brand Of cold water
starch.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

PARIS. HL-Elbert Wight a farm.
eF Of Horace. m, whose wife was al
faced Saturday. Sunday shot and ser,
iously wounded Peter Baissett. whom
be afterwards delivered 20 the Off
cla!s.
Bassett, the police say. has confess,
cd 20 the crime.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
o. ~ 80 pr.,,lnn-

Bill Smith. colored. a few days ago
found in Great House Greek. where the
water was shallow. a wild duck that
had been caught by an oyster and
drowned. The bird was supposed to
have been feeding near the oyster.
aud seeing the mouth Of the oyster
open. inserted is bill. Then the oys.
ter, Of purse closed TIA mouth. catch
ing the bird by the bin. and We sup
pose. owing 10 the imense sire Of the
former. the duck was unable 70 set It's
head out Of the water and WAS
dronwed. Biil says Il beat all be
"eber seed. ST Mary's (Md.l Deacon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Don't understand the meaning Of
halfg Nov. suppose I gave you this
apple and your little brother vas %
cut Il into two equal parts and take
one Of them. what would he havef'
"A smash IN de face. Houston Post
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Piso's Cure Tor Consumption g. an infaliihis
medicine for coughs aud coldS-N W. SANuEk
Ocean Grove. n. j.. Fcb- a.. iRa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23
Why Il Is the Rsrt

r. because made BY an entirely differ.
ent process Defiance Starch Il IN.
like any other. better and one-thIrd
more for 10 cents.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Those women who look as II they
would blow away" can sweep and
dust all around their heavier sisters.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Smokers find Lewis "Sinrie -.ncerr
siratsht Be cigar better quality than most
Toe brands. Lewis Faetory. Peoria MI
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

When a young man starts down the
course OF true love be tries TO make
a record.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

Only a naturaiboTn ~hypOcrite IL ca
pable OF laughing heartily at an an
Client story.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

The abomlnable practice OF wear
ing lone skirts for the street Il dying
ont Pretty a. II Is 10 see a summer
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-23

sympathy-Mrs Royle-"T have had
such a cold that l couldn't speak for
three days"
hrs Coyle-"How you must have
sufferodi--Tidblta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
Gcnorer "opoaseoe".

8 6Sfse bpab Der furtrces glaset
"gacip gorf !6eralo1, bar man | en-
&rnnesr, ber fiprte rnnbt % iplgte @e'
mpIcr / 9iep gorfs arbeicer.uarterer,
ppboget en- M genoritierne al isrite
0targ. Snn benber Stat ROntutun,
men bar aniaaet Sunituernaunet 5ias
pbael Garuite. Gn 0r, Curtis bar ops
bnaet at 8ontman bar en- uipunberlig
hcilis Stemme. % Q N rig 8uniteliter
bar ontaeet iig Den ilnee Stranger %
label BAN ubbanne. garuIte, Der fem
ombulant Sanbienhe tisHte $3.50 ON
8a8en iaar agerebe nj en- Gage, Der
iurefommer BAN at prre iprItelig, pe
lpm sjsr bans Mober itplt ps lptfelia.
San er for 9iosn fnpttet til Sdefs
S~peroielIfab. Sen fprIte Sang ban
mpbte iii Rrrre, fanbe Ran life faa en-
Zone Irem % BAD DIN uao SfploniRs.
"Seg tnn life ignse ibag," ingbe ban,
"iur iprite Sang / nit 2iO iUister Stem.
men mig. Otter / 9larepis at bare
fiampet meb SattispOm pIubiclig at
blipe b9pet iaa bpt III @eirs Os piSe
min Mpber furiprget, bet oueroeIoer
mig. Oct fprstpmmer mig, at bet
bele er umulist % at bet fun er en-
8rem."
Garuife er Tor 2ieblittet paa Ecur=
nee, meb opsrneunie SeIitn6. llnbcrs
oe,s BIZ SdeTf ftuoere oioere nteb bdfn
og ban Itnl Inn nbipre imaa Eartier,
Der life anitranser bans Steuime. gtaur
ban fOntmer tilba9e til 9ew 9ort, ital
ban baoe ~llnoerotsuing hos en- al Spers
fgrfte Suu9tarere, 6uprpaa Fan ifal ops
boloe iis ct Gar aar / europa. Saus
Spoagcr looer fig pperurbentlig meget
al bonn. SOttor Curtis tiger: "6D'
rem bar Ell p~ibunoerlig Stemnte; fun
bOs iulptumue &unitnere timber man en-
iuaSan &tansiaroe,"
On en- anoeH M TenorIan8er bnts
Stemute ii9elebes ifnl pnre %fanpminal,
iort0Qer euselite &labe: Zen, Der bar
opba9et beune iielpre SuSl, er 9eoe-
rem al en- &oucertial i Sriorb, Girettpr
2tIbert Gitimer. EeaOrifen, Ell Stas
lieRer peo Rapn Samorto, par iimpelt'
ben en- 8eiefnrl i Sr. @ilimers Gtablis'
ment, pg nuar FAN par bsifjaitt9et meS
lit aft anoet eub mpriomme Arbetoe,
fOroreu ban itunbpm Gineu meo at inns
&c, ueo buitts 2eili9beoer ban life ipa'
rebe paa Gtemmen. en- Morgen fom'
mer 3irettprer saaenee 9jenrem &orrt'
oOrsn % btiuer plubielig itaaenbe Abe
les pperpGlbet, tbi moe fra Itulifue'
relIet bprer ban CIT iGnunenal S.emnte
ipuge en- ttalienf Gang. San ftprter
itb, riper Soften no al Saanben pan
BEN iUrbI9IeOe Staliener % brinser
bam Bieblitfelis til en- Sau9IGrer mep
2tumOoniug ON at ubbauue bernie itien.
ne &pit ps ierc peuue itigHue Stemmss
State for 3aseuS 2gs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
fra Santaliitan.

Sfrei8rno8 iiSIte Irtife[ / "San.
talen" er fuIb al 8IG0e ooer, at oct
bar Igtfe6eS BAN at erobcrc ct belt
MT Y2isiionsfelt poo so eng. aDa.
oratmil.
CIT en9elif 8aptiitprait iom baube
Dirfet paa bette Smraa6e % bpgget
Here onieeIi0e Stationer, Opoe ben
lobe September 1904, og oa itgen
furtoe operta bans @ierniug, ituIoe
ale Rt$iioreuS airfer % 8pguiuger
inIges. Otter mango anitrpngelisr
if SfreiSruo erbocrpet gienOOnt'
meme.
Gm 9uren Serop beOer oct:
Sort al. 8 S6u0ags Morgen orog
5elifabet oerop % tiIbneelngbe Den
3 nprifc gtiI lange Sci poa 6 elmer.
Reiien element 9iersane bar oIOeIes
fortrpQenOe. Sru 9erreien bnreS
en- 8aloRfin, 0oftoren o. SfrefsruS
fjerte i en- Gig, braset al Santaler, o.
9o0otng orog oiiteo paa 8etocipeo
Smtrert 600 Santaler Dor ioriam'
leSc | airfen. en- Set for~auitalteoes
Sen fgIge1Se Tag for ben tore 5or.
iamling, arrangeret al 80 Santolpi'
ger, ion 6ru @srreien baooe ienOi
.Iiioroeiet.
Sgiaa ftere andre Of Sc npe Sta'
toner beiegtes, 9oSbin9 bar ale
re0e funnel os6e oper so. so San
taIGlbfte Itrar aniGttes; 6eres Son CT
100 Groncr nnrlig. Stror bette blet
6cfieu0t bIanSt Dc uorife / Imerifu
tcgnrSc SO iig for bier lin sgloite!
llnOerholo.
SfreisrnS beIllitte0e Sa at opta
gloro Tor bette M~iSiiousfelt, ct oube
paa 200 cngeIife RuaoratmiL bro
bioinOtiI oct tpffFte SeSningemsrfI
bar bcrifet, uocn uogcn Misiion.
5freiSruo bar nrlig ogiaa feire
en- itor Sprogieir. Zen anglifanif
o. oeu norife g1isiioHs 8reitcr ba
nemlig 6eIIuttet at opta SfreisruS.
9ufa6et o. ManOe at ifriue Suntal
iprcgei, ) benimo0 40 Nor Ia
SFrefsnlS fiGmpet bcrior. gibeIel
er opcriat at SfreiSrrS og goOOinI
% nqrnIer iig itRrft i'm Srpfning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

245s. gp. 4. $borIeuge i Der ben>
saa. fpr en- 4slpte" CT outIaipeo" | @iss
ecnitn2
2. 5ois BEN Rerion. iom bar gipet
Roten, 6etdler nogeu 9eI at bens Paalpz
oenSe, bill ben ga uoeenftnoe blipe "oiits
laipeo".
8. @aar BET life on at fremtpinge @es
taltua al en- Iaaean 4ote peo at ooergios
ben til en- bbgtie Sngferer2
Sbar. 1. Ssr Gar, efter at ben er
f~orfdfSen til @etaItns.
2. Spts Der gipres gibctalius paa en-
"uutlameo" Note, er bette iepugDbt ,neb
5ornselie at @ute,, 90 ben oil Sa after
prrc ifrait | 6 anr fra ben 9atO, Sa afs
Beialing Iinser Gteb.
3. Set afbRHser al SmitGHsisbe.
berne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

ar QHSsf.; Hhaf is a 'taatayaI
69,n citi5sH"? ia man and uitc are
9iafhHg tn tie Uafkea States, and a son
is bo,N 10 Msm 7Vhils here, and they HeH
return 70 HSfy cam country. 1ou4 hs
san be a citizen g Z. So
Ans: To the last question no. A
natural born citizen" is one born in the
country, ofparents residing there, and
whose permanent home remains there.
An American born in Europe while his
parents are temporarily residing abroad
does not lose his rights as an American
citizen; neither does the child Of foreign
parents temporarily residing here acquire
any snch rights.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

ming al MegierinasHiftet | soerigc.
G~rceIencerne err: goitrsm, Iamiteot.
2~iinocberg o. Staaf, oagerbein, @nI-
Senitofpe, Inhtmeiiter, % Srolle,
Saaeritp og MihcIien. Sbien og 2so.
Inn0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

a450. quest. Is Meyeaay NTH rH-
et6al nseyfaian" M he SsyVEys @AfianS
sofa or HE Dakotas, and If any gFvs me
location gsanfe.
Ans: The only fifth principal meri-
dian" known in the United States sur
veys, we believe, runs through the eastern
portions of Arkansas and Missouri only.
In Minnesota and the Dakotas we have,
instead, a series of guide meridians,' -
seven or eight townships apart, numbered
from / up to IS. The first of these is
about twenty-five miles west ofWinona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2457. Gp.. Gan 20 opeiue ben iters
tie g,arrrc, font her bar urret ! glinnes
Iota pad en- erfelt Sag?
Gpar: Sffe nch nbiDlat Sidcrbeb.
4 en- Sysape finbsr ut, at G~bcrunpnetcrct
bite t04 GRADER hen 24ee SuIi 1901, 90
Set uutpses ba at pGre ben parHleFe SaG,
i babhc bapt iaotil ben gih. Spor.
niSt bet bar reret purnrre rueeri Gang
iibeu, fjcnocr hi ifIe til, uten megct
Sarncrc bar bet unoer aae SmftRnbiss
beSer life peret,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2462. G.: Sinbes ser rogen Sob. Tom
bp0er. at Sernbnner 90 andre aorporas
TONER itaI betalc iiue Irbeioere pftere
euo en- Sang ON gaoneber?
snur: Ser irheS iuseu fbSeral epp,
fgm ihSc9Olber uoseH iaasaH geftemmeis
.ie, Hcspe EcGer nogen Statslpp ubrnfpr
rHfeIte gir GneInnh Stater, bppr Der,
i%aaDirt pines, CT hritcntt bcS 21o at Dir
Ietpere Of uisie &Iasier ifal nSbetales in
&pu utnDit GU Gang bDer to tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
ct star ri8t Saa @iniRre.

Serogiirti Iiiiitre. Serai u Or.
teGacar. bar ! Sucrige % Iorge iun-
aeret / ct eEete GAR. Oct bar 81
Stoelbolms6lao reguet no j anleo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

24GS. Sp.: Soem bar IbnoiabeS iii
ct prGiioere peo ct SfoIeneoe?
SPAR: 2ubsu 6eitemmer, at iaaben.
ne Mdbsr ifal lebss al en- MlaSeratsg
carr Surrnaup, Der rRIoes al en- Naiurt,
tct af be StemmehersitigsSe | sfsleSi-
~itrtftet, ICm or tiltsec peO Wsbrt. Cor
at fpretase ct ianbGut @Gla, % for at
g!gbet fan latte tobiiOe g~eIrtuiuser, maa
mtusft 5 gelssre uGre tiITtsSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2469. Sp.: SbiIfeu af re 6cmmeIiae
Snrsuinger Der / 2anDst bar bet Iterite
Dleolem5tal?
Spar: Obi SelIurs, Der bar aSittls
Zig pper en- g2iliou @ieSIemmcr. Sereis
ter foutHcr Sriuturcrae, gloSeru @poSs
men, SHigbtS Of gGtbias % iiritrS
gSurfmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

246t. Gp.: Suor fan ieg erbolbe paas
foeli8c Cpgaper oOer De foritieuige 2nps
hes 3aroeL, S~r6fsrfeE oo lloferiet nj. nj.
Sbar: sfrip til Snrrnn Of Sureian
GOutntgccj 9epurtmeut Of State, 8ai4s
ingtpn, 2. e. ~. s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2467. Sp.: 5eor fan ieg erbolSe Be
Soreuebe Staiers SomefteaSlobe2
Sear: Sfrip til Commissioner of
toe Gcuerai 2GuS Sfftes, &ai9ingtun,
9. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2470. Sp.: Ole glitter fla uleS gtarait;
CT 6a Giles @reore / SlGgt meo Iaraits
Gsitre2 u. Tiger at Ge er, o. ~paaitaar
Oct mooiatte. Soem bar 8et?
Sbar; q. 6ar &ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2468, Sp.: @oar Mnnh og SuItru bar
gicnbom fGges. og Ronoeu bpr buruIss,
trGoe5 BET ba. at Der itaI eGre oprettct
%eitanentc rHcuem Rem. for at aonen
ian fomme / @citobetie al gtenopmmen?
Guar: Sci. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2464. Sp,: Sbor marge SnSbsegere
bar Cos &ngeIes. Cal.
sbor: 3 1900 bnnbe gpen 1O2,479
SubGggsCrc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2460. Sp.; SoaS er 1tIoeprGm;en
@tnueiota?
SDnr: Spr en- frlSbrgeu tlp $3.50,
for finger 81 pr. Stgffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
2ldben R~crreiponodnce.

easFnprssmaag / bst~- TfbsiiRs bfoasss al sbpe.
gsft1Rs e. u xsSntk iniect5ep, 0llrn., % Joea
Eyl,E MahFypu. Isis.
Siaerf I'll Nehnfffprth, 1fnarts ifir.
Epgrserr bebes anattt Hur Gpe1gsrraaf I At fiari us
iRAEigf Gpr0a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2465. Sp.: Sbab Sag bar 26be 9os.
1882?
Spar: On SBnhag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

Senb @Seesrab.Toteu" til SIGot
% geuner | Oct samie edro,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

2466. Sp.: Siubes Der rrosen s1ir for
0rrft?
Guar: 9icppe npsen partg Sur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
CONFERENCE FOR TOMORROW,
Representative Of the Russaa ENJOYS
Goes to Oyster Bay by Special
luvitatiOB,
MOT PAY A K0PEC OF TRIBUTE"
NuscOytes Firm on the QucstOs of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Problem Nay
Be Arranged, However

Oyster Bay. l.. l., Aug. IA repre-
sentative of the Russian peace ENJOYS
at Portsmouth will arrive here today
or tomorrow 20 confer with President
Roosevelt The identity Of the repre-
sentative is not disclosed His mis-
sion win be 10 consult with the pres-
dent with a view TO bringing about am
agreement between the Russian and
Japanese ENJOYS that will prevent q
final rupture between the two sets Of
penipotentiaries
The representative viii come to Oy-
ster Bay by direc, invitation Of the
president That invitation was trans-
mitted TO Mr. Wittc last night after
the president had had conference
with Baron Haneko, who came here
late yesterday afternoon as repre-
sentative " the japanese government.
Neither the president nor Baron Kan
EXC would divulge any OF the details Of
their conference but after the baron Lent
after o'clock an important message
was sent To- Herbert II, u, Poircc, as-
sstant secretary Of state at Ports
mouth which MI Peirrc commuuicat-
ed to the Russian ENJOYS. Later AN
exchange of messages took place be-
tween oyster Bay and Portsmouth,
Secy Peirce acting as Intermediary
between the president and the Russian
plenipotentiaries
While details Of these communlca-
tons are lacking, it is known that they
represented ana earnest effort ON the
part Of the president to bring the en-
yoys into am agreement that would be
satisfactory to both beligerent gov
ernments Whether the president
urged that concessions be made by
either side or suggested any other
means by which an agreement might
be reached is not known At any rate,
the communications from the president
contained am invitation for a repre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
GAMBLERS GET \ SCARE.


Saratoga n. w. Aug. 1.-TWO loud
explosions in quick succession m diff
fcreut sections Of Saratoga startled wise
iiors late last evening and set lloot stu-
ries about dynamite plots. While very
little actual damag" was done. there
can be- no doubt that some violent cN-
plosivo was used The question is
whether 10 was the work of practical
Joker or of some persou intending mis-
chief who failed to carry out his plans
The first explosion occurred boo uar-
row alley way between the United
states club, conducted by Joseph Ull-
man ion Wooilawn ayenu. and adjou-
ing 20 garage
The second explosion occurred about
half nn hour later at point n Cir-
Cular street directly above Nh" grounds
70 Richard Canheld's Saratoga club
house I'm both instances the noise
was great ana those 900 the neigh
horhoud We're Of the impression that
bombs had been used.
The scene of the first explosion ls uu
alley about three feet Wide which is al.
ways blocked by boot hlurd stand
So far as can Doe judged. the explosive
was placed directly under tHr chair.
which was blown 90 atoms. The walls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
WEATHER IS ENFORCING
EFFECTUAL ARMISTICE

Peku. Aug. While the japanese
and Russian peace r.eupotautiuses
have failed to arrange au am1lge
during their negotiations The weather
is enforcing am cucutual amIsticr. for
The month OF August Operations ou
a large scale by The army are iUposs.-
bic al present and the situation win Dee
unchanged Tor the next fortnight or
three weeks,
The rains m MluehwH nNo been
uuualaly heavy and prolonged this
summer The country is now swamp
and the roads are $50 soft that attempts
10 woy. artillery aud heavy transports
would De out OF the question There
woro many heavy rains FOO juno and
July and the rainy season began in
earnest abolt the middle of July. pur-
iug the first ,Hrce weeks there was all
most continual downpour aud the
streams are sWoliou making traffic
very difficult
Tho Japanese army was fully pre-
pared for an advance before the rains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
ARRIVES IN BOSTON.
TOXIC Is CALM

Toxic. August 10, $50 p. NIT Is
confidently believed here that the peace
conference at Portsmouth, y. H., Will
result m O. rupture, but this news is
calmly received.
The weight of popular belief seems
10 anticipate and be- reconciled TO the
failure " the peace negotiations 1t
Portsmouth, The japanese population
generally supports the demands zee
gardng the ccssion OF Sakhalin and
evidently prefers the continuance of
the struggle
The press and others are urging that
the Manchurla and Nladiyostok came
paigus be vigorously pressed. and also
the seizure of Eussuas possessions on
the Pacific coast
The rains have ceased aud fighting
in MWchWia country soon VIII be- pos
sible
Toxic continues exceedingly quiet
and calm The market is showing
some weakness but the declines are
slight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19


information, ana he can begin to plan
To get even
The boys VINO drew the lucky mum.
bers today are Arthur Goodwin Earl
Peterson, ana tho following are some
OF the best numbers they drew:
no MAKE ENTRY OCT 4 NOS. 3S53
10 gseg TNcIJsGVE
S313 VIM, }, PldWell. Wellington tan
zoos !os. X, Perry BcnJdmln, llah.
3999 john H. Spelys Denver colo,
3oot simon Frazer IHrk Guy yuan,
855i Elmer II, Briggs Salldn, colo.
3'3A John \. turran Denver
550s Peter II OsterIymm Mt Pleasant
umh,
500 Howard g. Gould omaha Neo'
59Sl hobert D. EsteN LeadEiile' Colo
Wv! MARI va Ninn, hl'hhcld.
1908 Adolph Norbers, salt Lake
55b4 clarence ;. tHrlsion, SprugylIIe'
d1Co Lohn W. Barker Lazarus, coo
1886 Theodore r.. Deamond, Spring
,..- NlIlr' ian
"o6' FRANK A. kres, Grand Junction.
COLO
5obH Ernest ), hronke Denver 'olo,
JoJ' Apalino y, pt'legoS' \rrhalIo'
Mexico.
300 Lew !, Davis. Castle Hale, Tan
52,l VIM O. MmWhllng, Salt Lahe
55ls robert Bealo3, trulta L"lo'
1913 FRANK t. Champeilalh O"loI"uo
ace. springs, coo -.,
a9.l FREDERICK AiiApa'I, IaNEon IN"
900 peminl'o Sehd@'le1 No"'aa'l''
,.-., coo .,
500 FRANK W. BIlmu''H N''''"oou
. springs COO
35I5 lanes Nelson, Winter quarters
ltah
SolS JOS, A. Arnold, Jensen
5gl9 Liebus hoons, wayne county
59So Serah NJ MGU0IclIa', Hall L" &C.,
5gSl james H. Glllam' "aIeh'S' h1'"
35s2 Frank =. Jackson Grand juno
. uolI coo. ,,,. ,.,
55Sa oscar c. Good MI. i'oul0oh' va"
52N4 Jas' W HlaIe. SNll Lah,.
35N5 iioratio2 :. Have, Logan
5oA6 Nike IhQfeMsen psG'l|
HON, Charles H. roar I.dd'll' Kansas
Boss William II, DAVIS, Denver coo,
35N FRED II, Straus. MILWAUKEE, W ls'
5oyO Geholtc barnes SAT- Lake tl'E'
51Sl HehrE W, hemp, L,u' .,...
AKA W'Iuam q S,Sons"n. Denver Colo.
AKA .Iohn " Hooper, Hooper.
1895 Jachm $, Tesch Grand Junction,
'olo'
o'96 Marshall H. kellN Grand juno
ton Colo
800 Geo. ;, Madden, Pueblo, COLO
d5HA Jas, a, kanOdrh, ~" NnefrNNale,
Kansas.
3o95 william j. Hammond, cripple
creek Colo,
5000 Harry Grey Bingham, Utah
1901 ReNford W. Clark Salida Colo,
1902 Mont ', Crockett Price.
1903 Perry j, Anthem, salt Lake city,
1904 Frank GreenN Grand Junction
colo,
3605 John y, Nicholson, Bakersfield,
Cal,
1905 William w. Bmford, Brook S
Dakota.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Information, and he can begin to plan
10 get even.
The boys who drew the lucky mum.
beers today are Arthur Goodwin, Earl
Peterson, and the following are some
Of the best numbers they drew
TO MAKE ENTRY OCT T. NOS 1858
TO 1858 INCLUSIVE.
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nisroe about you in the street almost
any time and almost anywhere and
you will see someone hurrying along
10 answer a want advertisement,
The Washington times., 1905-01-11
STEEL PLATE TRANSFERRERS
HOLD BIG BANQUET

Members of the Steel Plate Trans
ferrers' Association are recovering today
from a night of joy. Several hundred
partook of an elaborate banquet at the
organizations headquarters, Ninth and
G Streets northwest, which was given
the recently elected officers These Of
GERS are:
President A. D. Wilmington; vice
president. D. n. Herlocker; secretary,
John Prender; treasurer. Walter Dozen;
sergeant-at-arms, Joseph O. Griffith:
executive committee, O. II Herlocker.
chairman; John Prender, secretary
George A Mason, Walter Dozen, and A
D. Wilmington.
resident-eIect Wilmington gave the
retiring president. George Wright. a
handsome loving cup, as testimonial
for his faithful services.
Addresses were made by o. H Her
locker. George A Mason. Walter Doxer,
Jonn Premier. Joseph Q. Griffith. Ed
ward Shaner. NJ. r. George, John C
Newman John P. Perry, John A
Mooney, and L. B. Brooke. Mr.. Brooke
acted as POSTMASTER