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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
Dynamite And Powder.

Birmingham, Ala. (SpeciaD -Four
cases of dynamite and 225 pounds
of black powder exploded as result
of a fire in a miners house at Re-
public, Ala. The Dead. r. Bell,
a miner; Mrs. Bell. Injured-Ed-
ward Bell; w. S. Botpomlee, a
miner; Moses Botpomlee, a miner:
Maud Bell, Lilly Bell. Several neigh
bors, whose names have not been
learned, were also injured.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
Missing Man Located.

Charlotte, N. C. Especially w. A.
Jones, cashier of the Hope Mills Bank,
a branch of the Bank of Fayetteville,
N c.. who disappeared 10 days ago,
was located at Crewe, Va, where he
has taken a position in the dis
patcher's office of the Norfolk and
Western. The news came in a mes
sage to his father, all previous efforts
90 locate him having proved futile.
Ills accounts are found to be straight
and no cause is known for his
strange action
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
Arms For Insurgents.

Havana Especially 1t is reported
that a filibustering expedition form
New York recently landed on the
coast of Havana Province. bringing
1900 rifles and 100000 cartridges,
which were delivered to the insur-
gents. A secret envoy from the
Province of Santiago came to the
city and reported that the war in the
eastern provinces is increasing. Gen
eral Menocal is still hopeful.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
Earthouake In The West.

Princeton, Ind, Especially A dis
tinct earth shock was felt at 1898
O'Clock A. M. Houses rocked and
dishes ratified ON shelves. The shock
lasted for two or three seconds, and
was felt in towns and cities within
SO miles of Princeton. The shock
was preceded by loud rumbling
noiQo
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
GEN. GUERRA REJECTS
OFFER OF ARMISTICE
The Rebels Dynamite English Railroad
Bridges.
CLOSING IN ON PINAR DEL RIO.
San Juan de Martinez in the Hands
of the Insurgents-Liberal Lead
ers Decline to Consider Further
Negotiations for Peace = Crisis
Increasing.
NO PEACE FOR PALMA.


The government has declared
for a Today armistic, but Pine
Guerra, commander of the rebel
forces, will not accept it.
The insurgents have dynamit-
ed two Western Railway bridges
between Pinar del Rio and San
Luis, blocking the advance of
the government troops.
Guerra is also reported to
have taken San Juan de Mar
tinez.
Rapid-fire guns and troops
have been hurried forw ard to
protect workmen sent to restore
rail communication.
Liberal leaders decline to con-
slider further negotiations for
peace.
Managers of large foreign
business interests in Havana ex-
press the belief that the Pal
ma government cannot subdue
the rebels.
Government troops are desert
ing to the insurgents at Cienfue-
gos.
Fighting continues in Santa
Clara Province, but the casual
ties are not heavy.
Havana (SpeciaD -All peace over
lures are blocked by the refusal of
Pine Guerra, the insurgent leader in
Pinar del Rio Province, to enter into
any arrangement for an armistice.
Guerra's answer to the government S
of &c n
grant a Today armistice is the blow
ing up of two bridges on the Western
Railway, the cutting of railway COM
munication beyond Pinar del Rio
City and an attack on San Juan de
Martinez.
1t is believed here that San Juan
de Martinez is in the hands of the
insurgents and that the garrison,
consisting of 100 government re-
cruits and small force of mounted
rural guards, has been defeated or
captured. Guerra is closing in upon
Pinar del Rio City.
The fact that other leaders of the
instruction are willing to agree to
an armistice can have little effect, so
long as Guerra is determined to
prosecute the war, and there is slight
doubt in any quarter that Guerra
can control the situation in his re-
gion.
His force is reported by all those
who have visited him recently as
ranging from 5000 to 1000 men, all
of them we'll mounted and some of
them well and others indifferently
armed. The government forces OPP
posed to him, which is under COM
mand of Colonel Avalos, comprises
about 1000 men. 1t was reinforced
by Lieutenant Colonel Clews with
$50 men and three machine guns
from Havana. Colonel Avalos' force,
with the exception of small detach-
ments left at San Juan de Martinez
and San Luis, is at Pinar del Rio
City, but is without means of trans
portation to go to the relief of San
Juan de Martinez. Not more than
400 of them are mounted.
General Menocal said that Guerra
evidently had not been informed that
the government had actually, al
though informally, granted an armis-
tice, adding that second committee
had been sent to him. The fact is,
however, that Guerra refuses point
blank to accept an armistice except
on condition that the last presidential
and congressional elections shall be
annulled That the government
should consent to this is out of the
question, and exery prospect points
to the continuance of the war.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
Foreign.

rOrelSN.
Generals Barry and Duvall and
other American military officers wit
messed a review by Emperor Will
liam and the Empress of over 10000
troops on the Gandan parade ground
at Breslau.
The tuberculosis Congress at the
Hague was largely taken up by sug-
gestions regarding means of organic
ing popular sanitaria.
The Russian commission to elabo-
rate reforms for the army has recon-
mended the admission of Jews to the
officers corps.
Three thousand prostrations from
heat have occurred among soldiers
engaged in the Prussian army ma
neuvers.
The revolutionists met at St Pet
ersburg and determined to continue
| terrorism and aim at the highest
officials.
Two bridges on the Cuban Western
Railroad, between Pinar del Rio and
San Luis, were blown up.
The clashing Cubans have decided
upon a To-day armistice, pending
peace negotiations.
A revolution is now in progress at
Mogador, on the Atlantic coast of
| Morocco.
Paul o. Stensland, president of the
wrecked Chicago bank, who was ar
rested in Tangier, will be returned
to the United States without opposi-
ton from the Moroccan authorities
King Haakon sent congratula-
tory message to Capt. Roland Amund-
sen, who discovered the Northwest
Passage.
Dominican revolutionists are re-
ported to have been defeated by gov
eminent forces near Monte Cristi.
The Trades Union Congress in
Liverpool adopted a resolution in
favor of an eight-hour day.
The trial of 200 Russian mutineers
was begun behind closed doors in
Cronstadt.
Two earthquake shocks are report
ed to have occurred at the Island of
Hilo.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-09-14
SLAUGHTERED BY TROOPS.
Siedlce, Poland, Latest Scene or
BlOodshed.

Warsaw (By Cable) The Jews of
this city are panic-stricken over the
news from Siedlce of massacre in
that city Saturday night and Sunday.
Poland is again the center of Rus
sian horrors.
Terrorists Saturday evening shot
and killed two soldiers guarding a
government alcohol store at Siedlce.
A detachment of infantry rushed up
and fired a volley into the crowd,
killing two persons and wounding
two.
Sunday morning the terrorists re-
taliated by beginning massacre of
policemen and soldiers patrolling the
street, and at noon the Infatuated
troops attacked the Jewish quarters
of Siedlce, destroying the houses and
shops.
1t is reported that over 100 per-
sons were killed or wounded, and
that the town is in flames.
All Sunday the soldiers have at
tackled civilians, Christians or Jews,
robbing and numbering them without
discrimination. Three streets were
devastated.
1t is reported that drunken re-
servists started the massacre.
Troops have surrounded the city
and refuse access to it.
A regiment of infantry has been
sent from Della to Siedlce to restore
order.
Alarming reports are being circu-
lated in this city of an impending
massacre.
Seidlce is the capital of the gov
eminent of Seidlce, in Russian Pc
land, and is located about so miles
east-southeast of Warsaw. 1t is
little more than an administration
center of the government, and its
economic Importance is slight. II
was for long time in the possession
of the CZartoryskis. The population
OF the place in 1897 was 1890.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

" onnel Wdrme, b~erbeibenoe
- Sonne! Sic trodnete Die
q StraBen, ipielte auf ben Ras
fenfld9en uno umf6mei9eIte
bic nod fablen purftpipfel. Die Sem
tier blibten in gleibenbem S6ein, uno
bie erten @9neesl0d9en lugten sas<
BAIT aus 0et feu9ten, brdunen groe.
vSefes, i6r armen Sinser, mo tpout
ibr bin!!" uuter6;elt fi6 Sene in feinen
Geoanfen init ben @ororingli6en, sic
er sufdnig in elmer gde entoedt bate.
rg1o9 1T feline 3sit nidt gum Slaseen
uno 2duten - Soft bepdbre, nod
1T es erimmig brinnen un6 6rauben.
Der Sturm 9sbt nod um, unb bas
bis9en Sommerli6t = adj, ods bts>
9en, bag beri9pinoet ansubalo pie<
Der bintsr ben Wplfen! &rie9t suriid,
tbr bummen Triiblinssfiinber = i&
min eud rufen, penn's 3eit 1T = il
= Der ,alte gIel,' Der ,S6ofsfopf,' Ser
fi6 gum &udud f6eren ioa..."
ga. 70 bate er eeiust: rgfsI," NIT
poer pbne alt = uno vSdafsfopf"
nit ooer obne 8eiipprt. uno oas fab,
uno bas frub, uno bas fonnte er iid
ni9t aefenen IuHen, felbf ni9t bon
Dem! uno .f9eren sic f& aus mel.
men @usen~ uno rmurf6 binaus"
balte es in linn na9, uno bas mar
mebr, als er fi6 ie bate bieten laifen
miifen uno dls er 6innebmen burfts
feIbft bon Dem 53orneereisten unS burG
Ieine Ma9t i%iberlesenen. Ser ibn 5uz
riidi9iden tonnte in's Gei9dft pber
audi gang fOrtiasen. aber Der 10 penig
pie elm anoerer Meni9 Der Welt elm
Re6t bate, ibn gu beleioigen.
lln0 mas bate er Oenn perbroden,
iberlegte ser 0ronen6e. SIM @eI9Gft
bate er fi9 our9 Sreue uno Irbeit
cine G6renItele errllneen, unb in Der
Biua - ia, tpenn er gefeblt bate,
parum bate Der 9austDrann Oenr
ni6t un5peioeutis unb nii3tern aus=
aefpro6en, men er nit benz vldiiger
Seiu9er" CEMENT batte2 @r tonnts
Oo9 feline @eodnten leien. pie er e
.inmal bon etnem in einer 8oritenune
IN 6amburg gebDrt batte. uno penr
n 6arum on ben beiben Serren Mol.
Ter uno Sffelo porbei geratbeu bate
10 traf bod ni9t ibn Die S9ulo. ion.
bern ben 6%auspbern felbft, Der inn
.ben feline @Gt5iel bGtte aufseben Ionen
@r fdielte iiber Die S9ulter, ais e.
BEN &rufberrn our9 Den @orgarter
an Ole Strabe ellen fab; aber er tbat
als bemsrfe er Jpn niat, loderte bi,
Groe rings um Die Sdneegl0dfen
bGufte lie f9iBenb UNI Die oartsriner
8ldtterfpisen auf unb murrte &C.
oGmpft Dor fid bin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
Hd1luu.

@ermittIer: rWarum piin=
f6en sic Oenn, Dab Shire 3ufiinftist
cine &lapierfpielerin iein foag"-
&anbioat: nWeil man Damn eber
cine Iusrebe sum 4usaeben bat
Bum Nnoenten an M C
& / p bat Die Witttpe oes WfGr@
tnrerprdiioenten Der @rften bii9ofs
li6en Observation-Disclosures in Canton. g.,
bier Tenfter, t~pertbpole Yrpoutte oea
&unitgeperbes, gum @eI9enf gema3t.
Die Teniter, pelde BON elmer Der be-
b~euten0iten @lasfirmsn 0es Sitens
bsrgeitellt finb, baden me9rere taufenf
Dollars setoitet.
m onf #. Sn Der RG9e Dor
Tortpan, Did,, fii9te Elm getpiher ge'
ter Milbauer in einem 8oote am Wts=
nomineeflub, 200 Yarbs obsrbalb oel
SfimiiicfGne. Gr fiir9tete, iiber on
Sdas ge5ogen gu tperOen uno fprang II
Sen Slub. SrobSem er nur Is Snf
bonn ufer entfernt mar, tonnte er oel
ffarfen @trDmung balber baifelbe MIDI
errei9en uno e%rtraut, bepor thm cir
am nfer befinbliGer Sreuno 9tlf'
bringen fonnte.
SO adere s u. lin oas Sc
ben zines iusenbli9en S3pimmers 81
retten, Der nabe Sslano 9eigbts, u. S.
Dem @rtrinten nabe mar, itirste lid
sic beripittpste Sraii 9. Slobb Camp:
bea obne 3auoern, gefleibet pte II
tpar, in Die Slutben, uno es geldng ibr
Den Der GrfaDpfuns na9en Siinelin!
ben @elsn gu entreiben. @ls Trai
Campbell BEN SalbobnmG9tigen an'i
2anb bradte, mar fe felbjt Der DIN
ma4t nabe. bod fe raffte ii4 feb'
fhneu tpieoer auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

Vlu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SulpClSSlt
tpuroe rur bon Dem RD9eln oes Manz
nes unterbro6en, bann ndbm bus BON
Dem S6mers bes @dters geriittelte
MGohen fpieoer 0ds @ort unb fagte
tpGrmer uno tpei6er:
yPaDa, i6 babe in Dalter Sftfelo
etn feftes 8ertrauen. Ser Monn III
teiner nisberen @eiinnung fdbig, uno
er miro nit feiner guten unb ~ftarfen
2iebe unfere @nge umbegen unb gliidz
li9 MAIDEN. LIMO 4nge miro 6ur9 ibre
Sbrdnen tpitoer lG9eln lernen uno bes
S9merses 0err tper0en, Der Iie i'm
QnfanJ mdndmal betGuben mag. Sic
pollte einer Nbf6iebsbrisf an Did
b~interlaHen uno nm Define 8ersei6ung
bitten, dber Die aitternoe 9dno fpnnte
oie Sober nidt fiibren. Sa babe iG
Is auf MIDI genommen, fir lie Inn
Define 8eraebung gu perben; unb
penn Ou tannft, papd, 10 bride
S6mera uno 9rou nie0er."
Bilfens erbob ii4 fdper. Ser
tpet9e 8ittton pra1te poIfommen on
ibm ab. Haub uno oroben0 fragile ct:
$50 lit fie?"
nSas b!s:bt mein Gebeimnib, @cs
ter, Bis i9 oie 9etpibbeit babe, 6at
Su ibren yrieben ni9t mebr it0ren
tpirit, fonOern fegnen."
rI6! Wcnn lit lie g~egangen?"
Sd ~beripeieere oie Mntport. Gu,
oas cine muB i9 b%erausbeben: Seut
mar Biz bette dbnunsslos, neil Mnot
f3ieo, als er elmer Ser @orlaounger
duf's @eriGjt gefplat mar"
mSu bait Die 9elferin eefpielt2"
sd Tomato ni9t anoers."
rGlenoe, Die Die S9pefter 5ul
Sirne ma6:!."
8 nein, Batter. Ser Monn ba-
iein Bort sbrli@ gebaltsn unb aud
Die &edtsform oes Gbebunoeg ee.
tpabrt. Sic iino au9 ni6t pbne S9ut
unb Geleit eetpefen. Die beioen, uni
Die feierli9e Srauung lit in @~egentpar
BON Greunben pon5ogen tporoen. Sa.
rum brau9ft Ou ni9t gu iorgen."
Wtlfens ftdmpfte in nerer Wutl
auf.
rWer tporen oieie .3eueen9"
~9oruuf f9peige i9."
r@eib, bas @ann un0 $50 min Id
pihen!"
gr bob pieoer finfter orobsno 81
Jdufte.
Sn gbas fabIem @eii6te fisbsrt
cine Seinbieligteit.
.Mein G9neigen 1T @nges S9uh
uno barum lit es unberbrii6li6!"
Sie flblte plObli9 etnen S9lal
ouf ibrer Wunge, uno rotbe Sledel
tdn3ten nit einemmal Dor ihren 4u
gen. Gin &Iineen selte in ibrs,
Sbren. Sos 3immer f9ien fi9 um Il
81 breben = lie mubte cine Stiib
iu9en, INN ni9t b~in3uFnten. Gin
9lutb tpente in oas eben nod toot
blei9e @ntIib, Die Stirn brannte, ba
Iugenpuar fpriibte Sunten. Sie Clip
pen bebten, uno fliesen6 tamen bie pei
BEN @orte:
r@ater, Der Sdlag 1T mir beiliee
2obn! gr ri9tet Did uno rs9tfer
tigt, mas ia getban babe. Sd oanl
Stri"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

Yl0bli6 b0rte er feinen Hdmer rriz
fen, ri9tete fi9 gemG9li9 auf uno
iu9te 6eu9lerif@ Die Seniter ab.
ySeue!"
Ser afpsite &uf fam i6on ~unse0uIs
Big f6urf.
Der Seu@ler brebte ii9 um, fOlgte
bem @nruf unb flopfte fi9 nnterpees
NIT Der MiBe Die Groreite bon Den
5ingern.
n9err Wiltens %" frugte er Sus
riidbalten6.
r8ugumil @pttfrieo, @ie fino elm
Giel!" pie6erbolte Ser &dufmdnn eez
rei5t.
m9err @ilfens, ous pirb nod ni6t
pubrer, tpenn ids atpeimal bDren
mub," ~entgesaete er aufiGiiig.
$50, uufmuden po1en sic AUDI
NODE" fragte 8iltens bertpeiien6.
y9abe ;6 oas einmal getban, 10
lan9e !6err 8ilfens midi fennen2"
sd piiroe es mtr audi berbitten!
@eriteben Sie2"
nSa, Serr @ilfens. @ber f9impfen
= nein, oas lai1e i9 mid ni9t."
Isle baben einfa4 Sbren Munb gu
balten!"
ySas meinen Serr Wilfens, aber
i9 ni9t. l1nb penn i9 Elm Giel bin,
oenrl 9ebOre i9 ni9t in Elm feines
S9loB unb benn bite i9, MIDI lie
ber tpteber na9 Dem &Doingsmdrft gu
lafen, po i9 nod feline 9rpbbetten
ni9t getriegt babe"
n&b! @ufitanb auf Ser gan5en
2inie! Iber al9 nit Sbnen tper0e i6
fertig. Was tpo1en Sie2"
sd babe feline @lepbdntenbdlt,
Serr Wiltens. uuo i9 ponte man
fragen, ob i'd meine Su4sn pieosr
einpoden fann -"
Baden Sic F1 ieIbit! sic bleiben
90, mo i9 sic binftene! @erifanoen2"
nSapol. Q6er pbne Siitelfutter,
6err Wilfens ="
Der &aufmann trat bi9t an i'm
beran.
rNouen sic mid nit &bii9t reiz
sen9" fragile er berbalten.
uGein, t6err Wilfens," faste Der
sllte eeraSe. Sd babe Sbnen ebrIi9
gebtent, uno ih : ia = ib i9 =
piirbe = es germ tpeiter tbun. Sd bin
ia audi aft, uno ne neue STEELE, Die
pGr mol ni6t 70 lei9t fir mid gu
finoen. &ber firm 3oolosif9en = ba
pahe i9 bod ni9t = uno ods bat
MIDI qetrdntt. 9err .@ilfens."
u49 10! @lIo empfin0li9 finb Sic!
@erebrter Serr 8peumil 9ottfrieb, id
tperbe meme 3oploeii9en geaei9mlns
gen in 3utunft auf sic ni9t me6r
antpenSen. Sas seniigt bielsidt
Sbrem perIebten Gbrsefibl2"
rSappu, Serr @iltens."
Limb Sic bleib.n g~iitigit9"
rSas lit audi mas, mas mir MIDI
gefdGt. tpenn 9err Diltens mid pers
fpotten -"
Die gerdoe Dirt bes Ilten berfebltl
oo9 audi auf ben sauig Grreeten ibr'
Wirfung ni9t.
BON, i9 tperbe mir Sanof9ube fiji
Sen @ertebr NIT Sbnen anlegen. -
Sele = ods bdben sic ni6t NAL be
merit, bab meine iingite So9ter =
trdnt par9"
Sene bor9te in bOditer 8eitiiraunl
auf.
r&ranf, Serr @iltsns9 Sas Srdu
lein Mngele p Nee, tpabrbafti!
ni9t."
ga, mo sic Sbre @uqen sebab
bdben mOgen! 60 frant = bdb +
bat - fort miiHen - 5u @erpdnotel
: CUR Grbplung9"
Fiber nidt bod, Serr Wilfens! 81
benn bas 5rdulein ni4t mebr gu Sa'
-Sau-fe - i9 peib bod DO,
= gar ni6ts -"
rg2ein! 1lnb bas 1T bas, mas Il
Sbnen porperfe. gu Dem anoern
Sreili9, sic fn6 unfretpilig fort &c
pefen, fino gerufen iporoen, mo 81
ni6t nein faeen fpnnten = uno |
Sbrer @bpeienheit - es lit ST
Slid, DAP bas sic enti6ulOiat!"
~-- ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
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ct Souls Grpreb taI $500. 15Wn $ittsb grs, tdaI Sd. 6 b5Rm
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eairo & 8tnseu erpr tasH& 8 O5gm gineen & Srena Bid @sp tI 10 O0Bx
Btuteunes gyprb tdgl.. IL 3ORm Cairo grprb tdaIi@ 49,. l6Rm
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
8. q q it'll

O. onne! @arme. perbeibenbe
tD Sonne! Sic trodnete Die
q Straben, ipielte auf Den Ru<
fenfl6hen rtnA mmfhmpfhpIfe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

3tDtnqenOe Strait Der WerfDet1ung
frDmte aus i6rem Wefen gu i6m iibsr,
bdb feIbit feline ms MaBlofe geitetgerte
@utb fi9 odrurt brad uno er bon Der
@turten oblieR, UNI ii9 Der S9pG.
9eren 5u5upenoen.
sole @nsel" foroerte er better.
r@nde fam ni9t fommsn."
rSann bole i9 ie ielbit!"
Gr ponte binausftiirmen.
u9u bemiibit Did umfpHit, papd!"
r@ie - pie -"
gba itan0 nod auf 6emislben 5lede,
nit einem f~tarren, peiben 9eii9te. aus
Dem aues 2e6en gspiden fdien.
r@nse = 1T fort" iugte iie bart unh
tlar.
Die 8otf6aft traf i'm ME elm peit.
5den59laq. gr taumelte.
.an-ge = f-fort9 @rOber -
@otti"
Gr fiel i9per in einen Sefel uni
b0rte tpie aus peiter 5erne uno nil
in einem Srourie Die dntlageno,
Stimme oes MGb9ens.
Sic 1T gegangsn, nit blutenoeH
Ser5en, Batter. Die Sreue i6rer 2ieb,
mar fGrter als ibr finolider @ebor'
fam. @ber f6per. f9per 1T ibr 6el
Siee iiber oie &inbssliebe getporben
uno fpeun lie franft unS bdbinfs9t al
Dem Seelenleioe: Su. Su trdgit bt
| S6uloi"
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Los Angeles. Cal. one fare for the
round trip. Selling April 20 TO May
o inclusive Tickets limited for re-
turn July 81, 1906.
San Francisco. Cal. one fare plus
81 for the round trip. Selling June
% to July Z. 1906. inclusive. Limited
for return September 10. 1906.
Los Angeles. Cat. one fare for the
round trip Selling September 3 to
"a inclusive. Limit for return octo.
Der 81. 1906
81. Paul. MINI. one fare plus 81
Selling May 26 to 80. 1906. Limit
June .. 1906.
Des Moines. Ia. one fare plus 81.
Selling May IL. Is. l6. II. Il and %.
1906. Limit May 81. 1906.
Special excursions to Mexico. one
fare for the round trip. Selling April
25 TO May and September to 1i,
1906. Limit July 81 and October 81,
1906
Special excursions TO Mexico, one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-01
A CURIOUS INDIAN TALE.
Kuroki, the Jap. Declared to Be Sir
Hector Mcdonald.

Bombay. May IA curious tale is
going the rounds Of the haZaars In
India. II l. believed by every native
that General KuroN. the marvel ,"S
japanese commander, h no other than
Sir Hector Macdonald Many persons
have never believed that the brilliant
English general Is dead Jhd not long
ago there appeared in the London
Times an offcr of 4 reward of $4,000
10 any one who had seen his dead
body. II Is also fact that Sir Hector
was once invited 10 60 to Japan TO
train the japanese army and he &C
tually mentioned Il 10 Lord Roberts.
No honor has ever been publicly be-
slowed on Kuroki. who appears TO
have vanished as suddenly and mys
teriously as he appeared. Even the
Japanese. with all their re;lccnce. con.
tcsscd to correspondent that Kurok
had much foreign blood In his veins,
and one United States journalist de.
clared he was Dutchmnn
Rudyard Kipling first lif'cd the vcll
showing lTTtiI OF the mysterious
workings OF the Indian ba2aars The
cclerity with which they spread ru.
mors of events taking lace az a
great distance Is familiar 20 all An
ylolndlSl residents. but Invariably
battling 20 them. The mutiny of tho
scpoys was known throughout india
almost as soon as it occurred and IL
has been an unexplained mystery up
to today how the information was 80
rapidly disseminated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-01

fare plus 81 for the round trip Sell
ing June 25. July 81. 1906. Limit
September Is. 1906.
Chattanooga. Tenn. one fare plus
81. Tickets " be sold May Z to o In
elusive. Final limit ten days from
date OF sale.
Very low rates will be made enec-
tive to the following;
San Antonio. TeXas-Tickets TO DO
sold on convention basis June is and
10, 1906 Limit June 22. 1906.
Waco. TeIas-Tickets to be- sold on
convention basis April % and "a, 1906.
Limited April 2s. 1906.
Call on any Cotton Belt agent for
full information regarding your trip
or address d.. N. MORGAN,
Tray. Pass Agt., Fort Worth, Tex.
GUS HOOVER.
Tray. Pass. Agt Waco. Texas
n. C. F'YFE,
Asst. Gen. Frt and Pass. Agt. Tyler.
Texas.
JOHN F. LEHANE.
Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt Tyler, Tex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-01
The Making Of 4 Juror.

The Judge had his patience sorely
tried by lawyers who wished 10 talk,
and by men who tried to cvade jury
service Between hypothetical quCs.
tions and excuses II seemed rs II
they never would get 10 the actual
trial of the cases So when the puz.
zlcd little German who dod been ac.
ccpted by both Sides jumped up the
Judge was oNasperatcd.
"Shudgc," cried the German.
what Is it?' demanded the judge
Think I like TO go home to see my
wife said the German.
You can't" returned the judge
Sit down
But shudgc." persisted the Ger.
man, Il don't tlnl, male good
shuror"
you're the best in the box" said
the Judge. "Sit down"
what box?" said tire German.
Jury box" said the judge.
"Oh, thought Il vas q ndd box thai
people get In sometimes
NO" said the Judge. the bad box
is the prisoners box"
But shuGgc," persisted the littlc
German, u don't speak good English
You don't have to speak az all %
said the Judge sit down"
The little German pointed at tho
lawyers to make his last dosperat,
plea
"Shudge be said u cant make
holdings OF what these fcicrs say
It was the Judges chance 90 get
even for many annoyance.
Neither can anyone else" ho said
"Sit down
with q Sigh. the littlc German sa'
down.