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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
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Dafbals, 5tanislaus g., Galifornia,

9. z. Mpril 1906. 4
81. Meoaftgr!
9a leg beo, at mange al 8eres
Mbonnenter interesierer iig for Ga.
llifornia, lfal leg foribge at gipe Ell
Flioen 5fi55e at bore Dmgipeller /
Soaq,1tn DaIen, ION er Sen
itbrite poa Baciftc 8piten.
Denne Dal %inbtager oen mi6tre
Del al California, % itaar / l1oitraf.
ming, laapeliom 6ruetbarbeo ODER
ollie andre 9alfbrer pan Soroer1.
Den bar ct iun6t % beBageIigt
&lima, Ser ligner Stalie,1s, og er
omgtoet al b6ie, ineoefte GieIoe, ser
bIaaner / @oriionten. 2anoifabet er
meget naturifipnt. Store 5fope
ftreffer fig langS S%ieIoiioerne, og ira
6isie Tpnger flere 6lo6orag Zig neb
g1etr1em V6len.
9isie Glooer ifaffer 8an6 til Dper-
risling al @%lettelanoet, % ct I'M
6ertioen fuloe at Eats, Tom fommer
op fra @abet for at pngle.
Soru6en @orn, @rpniager og Scr
ooles Der alle Slags fine Grugter>
ioaiom Mppeliiner, Man6ler, Gige=
>1er, 8in6rl1er, Serifener, oip.
8pe, Safoale bar $500 Snobpg-
gere og Iig9er ! en- ~naturifisn Ggn
beo @tanislaus @iper, ontrent IS
1ei1 @po for @toctton. Sen onts
gibes al itore &be6e<Sor11e; men cf:
terbaanoen, JON @onaI-@ pitemerne
u6bi6es, blioer mango al bisie @rc.
oe-Garme u6itpffe6e i @arceller poo
20 og 40 Mcres % al gierne iolet
til Be in6itrsmnet6e 2an6iggere for
$25 tit $50 pr. Mcre, til at oplc
|6rugt paa.
De o~prtnoelige Sbeoe-Gorme falt
oeiaa faces til @ibbs; men 6e CT fun
beers $15 til $40 pr. Mcre, iaalenge
6e lite Tan operrisles. S @tanisluus
County fin6es flere gooe @ettleme,,-
ter al Ganife og Nor6men6. Sc
fleite Mpbpggere. begpnoer mes at
able is6e &urtofler og MGfalfo, iomt
boloe @reat11rer. Gfterbaanoem foor
Sc opdrbeioet Ell 8ingaaro :eller
6r119t=Sape, og 0u ct Sc pao Sci til
at blipe uafbengtge. Manocl=Ire-
ernie ct iinr en- iiffer Snotagtsfiloe;
oe bofier l,oen 0perriSling, og be-
RET 6rugt noar Sc er fem Mar gomIe.
Mon fan beite inotil for $500 ON
Naret pao bper Mcre.
sGrbe6iait,
s. 8. 8IicbfeI6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
Dan(ae | amerika o9 ]lo=
0er(an0ets Oanl6e.
. (6ortiot fro SIDE ID

tOUItIdl IIu Stue l.J
tilbage. De mao falte enbper Bro
al bag Gent oio.
Sen S%antegong flyer altlan, at
naor @mertfaforeren CT rejit, ioo op:
berer al Gorbinoelle meo Mooerlan=
oct, ioa omtrent; natl1rli9bis, bpis
ban er laa ubeloig at blipe Millio=
,Gr, oil man NOT babe born tilboge.
Set foregaoenoe fan bel giGl0e ior
6cle 5fanoinopien, antager ieg> -
loapel for Solicit iom Regjeringernes
@eofomnncnoc. @Dorimoo mar / an
Gre al grropos 2anoe tGnfer gonife
m1oerleoes, ioouel Solicit iorn He=
gjertugerne.
Jblgen6e 6ufta oil bic Set.
Meiier Ell Gpifer eller gngeIlfmanb
no, til Nmeri-u eller a116et Ste0s>
iao fblger bans &egjering bam og err
bam eli tro @eipiler og 5tptte oper=
alt. Seq ifol ber lpecielt frembupe
Ep1ferne; Sc ct 10 life nore (ociole
&ennner, men ri fan lore meget al
bette opgtige Soft. 8ejier Ell Spifer
| no, bliper han life alene fulqt al fin
&egjering lige bienme fra, % til ban
er / 5tilling / ltolm1oet; Negicringen
soar pioere> Sen lpger ltooig % poo
ale Maa6er at bore bam en- Stgtte.
Seq lfal ornee frem ct beiten1t gfsem=
pei fra Spo Mmerifo:
9plfer1,c begpnote for flere sar IL
Sen at boiette Jig / ltort Gal Bra-
itlien. @egieringen bar ltrofs Meo,
fulgte og %opmuntre6e tplfe 6olf, Ser
agte6e at toge 0erben, billige Safster
inofprtes, lpecielt til @raitlien, let
Moeang til Mrbejoe ifaffebe Regje.
ringen, FAINT billise 2oan al 8enge
oib.
Reiultotet er life uoeblepet. Bro
ii1ien ct nernlig, 9anffe title % lbe.
mGrtet, gleoet ODER paa tpife 5rn-
Der, :,riten alt er tplf Der. 8raiiliens
@eaierine bar iaole6es for life lnnge
iioen erflpret, at ON faa Aar bill Or
gelf ful6itpnoig bore fortrangt ION
Statsiprog, allereoe M benpttes &p'f
paa Sober og Stra6er, tmange 5fsa-
ler og offentiige MnitaIter, ligeleoe5
les set tpffe Stag mere END BET braii-
Iianffe. Dette taler for, at Sbiferne
bie6 bpa6 @ammenboI6 er pGr6. Sen.
ne @1,nit iom er ian ubegribelig for
os 9anife faobd bjemme iom noe.
Bennerne og &egieringen Hemme bar
iaale6es bi6til fun6et oct albeles nfet.
teIigt at {. 10000 Danife Slime:
rita ifl,lbe funne finoe noget at ban'
&c iammen beb ,eler ifnI6e bore barf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
Siegel Somnlbip, 8;

S @iegel Sonnlbip, Brotpt1
County, og6e for nogle Tiger itoen ell
gammel tiff Garmer, 6re6 @1,ebn
San efterlo6 @jer0om til Ell 8er6i
al $4,000, men Sen 116nepnte So
mtniitrator htn0e life fin6e mere enc
$4,000 8nr6i, melt / 2Qn6 og @reo=
t1,rbei9tntng. Won bi6ite, at ban par
meget gjerrig og le0te bit % labt
efter Sc 5fntte> iom man me11te, borl
bdo6e ifiuit, men forginpes, inotil
ii0ite llac Ell 9lrgtning opooge6e Ell,
lille misteufelig Sorbgjning UNDER
ct 8lommetrG. Se6 at grade paa bet=
te Ste0 fan6t n1a1t tgt un6er Sber fln=
Den Ell &rltffe> ser in6ebolbt ca. ST.
600 &ontonter og Gerififoter. S
lit Seltanente bob6e &l1bn faltlat> at
en- Gbn ifuloe babe $500 og 8 Ber=
nebgrn Dele Reiten, men Sgl1neu bill
MI forteite Seitomentet.
S @lpnoon inotrof itolte llge
Ell frDgtelig lllDffe, i0et Wrs. CLAUS
Mn6erien, ben6eS 2 Mar gamle 8ar11
og ben0es Mooer, Mrs. Neter Mnoer,
len, brnnote tilop6e. Mrs. CLAUS
Mn0erien bil0e friife Sloen / &omft=
ret neo Netrolelun fra cit &onoe>
men 6enne efsplooere6e, % Sen brpu=
6enoe Slie ipreiteoe l10 oper &pin,
6erne og Barnet, og Sc brnnbte til
0pbe. Set CT lcnere oplDlt, at 5ta11=
6arb Oil &on1pagniets lofole Me-
p%raiel1tol1t CT Gfpl6 / l1lpffe11, ioet
Fan bap6e fpl6t Sen @eboloer / @l,,
tiferl bbor Slien bar fjebt, meo Cos
olin / 5te6et for me0 Yetrolel1m.
6ejltugellen bar opoaget> in6en Often
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
Skriv idag.
Send denne koupon for fri Bog
ct f,tptte nnr:nere til Mo0erlanou;
for mango 9anife / Mn1erita iDnes

ct fnvtte nnr:nere til Mooerlanoa;
for mango 9anife / Mmerito 1Dnes
8egrebet ligeiaa ufatteligt.
Dog, Danif @rooeriamfuno / Mme>
rita bar / Sc ienere Mor tolt ct meg
tigt @prog ON 5ammerbolo netop
blanot Mmerifos 2anife; men bpao
ON set git ct 5friot pioere> loo at
bette Gam lmo opretteoe Mf6elinger
biemme / Mooerlanoet? 6orbinbel=
ie, og 6erme0 mere Jortroligbeo piloe
oa poa oen l%ettelte % be0lte Maaoe
bore oprettet mellem Mmerifos Gait
lfe .og Mooerlon6et, og set me6
Baano, JONI maolfe pil6e offpoe ube=
regnelige Sober % peffe bpoo til
t%rGngeS: SntercSie poa begge Si6er
for nermere &jeu6ifab til btnonoen
% 2anoenes Se6er, Stiffe, 6prog>
&l,nit og @anoel..:
+ Set g1nber mig at le, at man III
|bie1un,e / 0onmarf ct nc6 at ioo
9inene op for 2onosmu1,o / l16lon=
Set, oglao os / Mmerifo. Bare III,
life gnibe 9inene forlrnge, men
.oao9n 1trofs op til flor Tonfcgong
o,,l> at ogiaa ct lille 2ono paa mango
Wao6er fan bile Snteresle, Ser fan
pirfe %gabnligt for ii11e u6pon6reoe
Spnner.
81 ct cit lille Station, men netop
0erfor blroe hi boloe 6esn1ere lan1=
men. Sbi er Set life loo, at ri
n1oa bore % ielo, goo / os lelp, fpr
hi fan forore Sen Nelpeft al ouore,
at fol6eS ct ielp1tpnoiqt Iolf. Static
mems &raft % 5tprfe, ion1t 6nbre>
lon6ets 8eltooen / Jremtioen, pil fit
fert bero poo 5ommenbol6 og Cant
mem l,,tning al ollie 0onife t og l,oe,1=
for 9onn1orf. 6. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

&enisS Maboers % Benners 80.
merfiombeo poo bette BLOB, big Benz
bore IberoIe EilbalS, f%rennfatte ser !
8laod, % forftg at rdffe q I ~
Monncrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
9djtdreos cd(ere.

2a5 neoenitaaenoe igiennem, og
1es bet> til Sc finder ct Bunft, jom
.paSier paa Gem. Sci lfuloe gl9oe
.ns. mi Sc ltanol ct peo ct al oe fer=
'te 8uutter og tiger til Gem ielp:
~0et posier paa mig, leg bebpper
lite at gao. bi6ere". Men ri bar
.oespnrre mango Mbonnenter, lom
moa gaa 1angt ino l. &eften for. at
{in6e fin Bleos. Set er bort &oob>
at 6isle. oil foo Gplellen ofot set life
.er iom oct lfal pnre, og at 6e 1trofs
nil rette poo bpao ser bt6til- er for=
;lemt. : '.,@ti
M%bonnenter tom inooeles / fglgen-
Sc 8 @laS1er:
J.. Sc ser Mor, efter Mar piler oe-
res @enipnsfulobeo be6 e1,ten list
Isr 6eres S},bifriptionstio 1,olpber
.eller netop til Sioen at inbienoe 6or=
npeliesbelsbet.
2. De iom len6er oette ltrof5 Ell
ter l1olpbet of Si6en eller berter en-
Maaneos 9ib eller to, men ion1 oog
soltio ct itffer pao life at bore for
n1eget bagefter.
8. Sc lon1 mener, at Ser bpr gaa
6 Maaneocr efter SubIfriptio1cns
.llo1pb, fer Sc betaler, ioet Sc %forn1o-
oentlig merer, at &ilifeel1 lao er lige
7tor poa begge Stoer.
4. Sc lom looer 9(aret goa belt
ro, fpr Sc betaler og gaor. us fra, at
man life ifol betale for Ell Cling, man
life enom bar facet.
5. Sc ion1 troer, at l1ogiperen
life trGnger til Nen9ene, og iom oer-
for mener, at Ser er goo Si6. Sc
-bar life / Sin6e at norre bon1, meu
0e mener, at set batter life lao meget,
~og at ri CT tafnemmelige, rloor Yen-
gene engang fomn1er.
6. 6e JONI naar man poo EFT bgf=
Zig M}ao6e n1inoer benz ON oeres
-Jorpligtelier mos ltogiberen al Set
Bla6, Sc bol6er, itrafs lenoer 8ele@
bet mes Ell l1noltplbning for .ot bo-
be CLIENT set.
Z. De lon1 bliper iornermeoe,
s,1aar man gientoger lin Mnmoonina
libt mere beltemt ems fprite Gang.
JON oo len6er 8elsbet mes set jam.
ME og lamtioig opiiger 8laoet.
g.. De iom1: beItiller ct 8la6 ol
6etaler ct &ar i 6orjflb, men iao
n,ener> at set ct u6giperens egeu
Sag, bpis ban lenber 8labet efter al
Aaret er omme, De mootager set oQ
IgIe Oct, men anmo6er man Dem OH
at betale 6ornpelie al Nbonnemer1tet
enten iparer De llet life, eller oe meo.
oeler, at DC bar fun beitilt oct for en-
bis Sio> font De bar betalt for. De
-Jorene6e -6taters Boitlope faitietter
imiolertio, at iaa lGnge man. moota=
ger ct 8lo6, er man soeioa pligtig at
~beta1e for set.
g.: Gnoelig CT Ser Sc slbonnenter,
iom man Nar efter Nar ien6er Mn=
INCOMING ON at betole, fbrit penligt,
lenere beltemt, oerefter en6nu Mere
beitemt og tilfi61t 1farpt, BOG uoer
at bore ubgflig. Denne @Iasif
Monnenter iparer iom oftelt 1fet life
laa Der oberfor Dem fun ipnes at itae
en- l1bbei aaben ben at inoorip,
giIgo0ebaben6et 40 retsIiq Sci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

'blep ioIgt til Mrs. A,16erien, og Sc
to Gtoffer bar ombpttebe, men ban
Dnb6e looet enoel @osolin blipe til
Sage / 8eboloeren, fsr ban fpl6te Sc
ro1in pao oen,1e> bborpeo Sen blep
mere efsploiionsforlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
u1inneiota.

- 5tatsfGnQila / esllinois ifal
babe. en- 11p War6en, og baD0e til
bl1ot Waroen 8olfer / Minnelota
Statsfnngiel, cit al Sc oDgtigite
6~pngielsm,tboriteter / 2an6et, Stil=
li11gen, ser er longt beore lbnnet enc
Soften, / Stillmoter; @olfer af1log
oog Iilbu0et og forbliper / Minne=
toto.
- 6reo 8inter, en- anlet GARNER
/ 5teorns, ner @bofto, bar ii6ite l1ge
/ @pen, bpor ban fiebfe en- G1oife
@bisfep og en- SLATE @arbolipre.
Hna @iembeien pilbe BON tage Jig en-
5lurf @biifetn men tog fell al S1a.
iferne og 6raf &arbolipren. Sans
5gn, Ser bar meb bam paa 8ognen,
figrte bom biem alt bpa6 &eitene Inn,
Sc lebe og benteoe 6erefter 2agen fra
8Den, men oenne, bar life i5tano til
at reo6e Sarmerens 2ib.
= G11 eammel Beteran. fra 8or=
gerfrigen> 6rnncis 6. Rangburn / ct.
Gloub, ser i lere Aar bar baret inbs
Iagt paa ct @oipitul og er erfl9ret
ltmpnoig, bar iioIte l1ge facet fig til,
fjen6t en- bel lille Gorm11e fra &egies
ringen / Gorm at &eniion iom @ete-
ran. @agen bar pqret beban6let al
8eniionsbnrem1et / flere Mar, og be6
Ben enbelige Mfgi6relle CT Der til
fienot banl Yeniion al $25 pr. Maa-
neo, bbilfet meb paalgben6e &ente1
belgber fig til noget oper 22,OO0D Sol.
liars. Ser er uonapnt 6ormpnoer
for ban.
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(Gortiattes.)

st TorilaB. 2agen (ergerlig til
sen paatrnngenbe &reottor): v&bis
set birfelig ct 9eres &eniigt at blipe
beo at ren6e mig pao @erene bper
Sag, iao f1n6e Sc % i set minofte
bite mig BET @enipn at binbe ct
Sgrfleoe ON Deres &obeo, }aale6es
at 6olt aniaa Dem for Ell @atient."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

~. Ashton, S. D.
DIR. MCLAUGHLIN.
Jeg or kjed iaf like at have faaet skrevet til
Dem for, efter de opnaaede udmerkede Result
rettet Vidundere med mig. sg jeg or nu mere
rask end jeg nogenstnde tidligere kunde gj6re
mig Haab ON. ,Dere. hengivne
". H. NEWMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

uuniformen fln6er mia.
5toIt leg Bgsien bprer -
Men Ben Gfseriits Of mel
Morig leg ben Iarer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
strawberry PAnt$''

fra Norden har kraft1ge Rod
der, kan modstaa 2 Maane-
ders Sue og 40 CIR. Kulde. Gi.
YER 2 OF. udvalgte Ber pr.
Plante. Knob Deres Planter
fra Norden og De vilikkef for
tryde det. 6kriv snarest ef-
ter Oirkulere OF Priser til
Nordstlxruan Nursery, FIJI.
Ellison, Prop, Rib Lake, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

@un,e Srnit Company, beu enelte
1%fonbinopiife Bonf / Nep Sort, 1874
Montasue 5treet> 8rooflpn, meo
Broncbtontor paa @amb1,rg og Mpr=
tie Mpe5,, oe en- al 8pens melt anz
iete Nengeinitit1ttioner, ct 0epolit<
.bonf for Set oonif-amerifanife Sta-
tue 6on0, % oe iuofomne 8elsb pil
der blipe opbepare6e in6til. Sc lfal
-toges Brig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

c:enerende Haarvaxt. Overaodigt Baar bort
~ tages hurtigt, behageligt, uskadeligt. For
SOC 1 Frimmrker7 sendes en- Pakke med Brugsan-
visning. NANCE AARs ERvAR1NG. OK hvis der or
andet, Do onsker, saa ct godt Raad frtt.
RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker,
1926 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn, N. 7.
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Ssefretar @ ST. 9aloor sSacoIbien
JON aosierer.

iom aasierer.
llnoer Operlfriften r5tatueiagen"
lfripcr uDaniferen" 8lair, Nebrolfa,
M11n1eret for 12. MpriI:
Ingaaen6e ben fsr omtolte Gag,
-S'lolamling al Mioler til at relic
Ell Statl,e for Song gbriltion Sen
'9aenoe bientme i 9onmart, Ifri-
Sper &on1iteens 5efretpr 81. a.:
Set biloe nappe pere pan1feligt
at finoe enfelte oan1fe &igmpno,
lom baaoe h1n6e % bil6e betale for
bele Monumentet, me1. set biloe bore
,ganlfe forfeilet; set biloe So life
blinc Den itorc 6olfelag, ri mener
oct bpr bore. Set bliper set BERT
moo, ON 10000 Menne1fer gioer
aiennemlnitlig bber fl,n SO Gts.
ut lpfte / Slot, set er Set, ion1
Set fnmmer an poo"
Meo set ian1me ifoI ri ioo OPP
lpie, at Sn6iamlineen til Ell &ran5
til Song Gbriltians @rop er OPP
e1ipet til Tor0el for 6enne Gag; Sn-
teresierne er llaaet lammen, ioa Ser
alu Fam inoiomles til Statuen.
Sioere lfol ri me60ele, at Ser
ms rGoniferen"s &eoaftsr benligz
ger en- 2iite, bporpoa enbber, ser
bor 2pit oa 2eiligbeo, fan tegne lit
Mopn for 8iorag, lille elIer 1tort,
iom enbper ielp ipne5. 5eIp ON set
blot er nogle Gents fra 8ern elIer
Ell Quarter" fra en- og a,ben, iao
-toger ri moo oct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

BOnduel, Wis.
DR.. MCLAUGHLIN.
For nogen It'd siden anskafede jeg mig on
at Deres Apparater til Brug we'd ct TilfBlde af
varicocele; jeg or mcgee tilfreds med Resulta-
tet og skat hiBrteltg anbefale Deres eloktriske
B~lte til ~enirver. der hder af denne Sygdom
-Varicocele. Deres hengtvne
Oversat fra Tysk. II. r. BONN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Balte, og som f9rer StrSmmen di
after bringer Blodet til at cirkule
Helbredelse. Sarlige Svagheder,
styrrelser, daarlig Fordgjelse OF r
de. Opsat nu like men skriy efte
Chicago. Ill.
Som svar paa Deres Brew tjener, at Deres
Ned 0lode kan. jog anbefale Diet til enhver.
dor or nerv6s og odelagt. Det or sin veet
ward 1 Guild.
Deres hengivne
J. 81. De KIP, $50 Orleans St..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-23
FIRED ON By
JAP CRUISER
The Adventure Of q British
Steamer In T.EIlGbiT10
Strait.

Steamers recently in the port Of New
York were concerned directly or indi
rectIy in the battle of the sea of ia.
pan. The German steamer Pisa, Cap
tain Fendt, Of tie Sloman line, took tie
part of a Japanese transport, and tho
British steamer Enroll, Captain Ora.
ham, had a night adventure with the
Japanese cruiser Takachin0 iii Tsushi-
ma strait
The Enroll was On her way from
Shanghai to Kobe or AIoji with a car
go of contraband cotton. Only because
she got stuck in the Shanghai river
just above Woosang bar for two days
she escaped capture BY the Russian
volunteer steamer Smolensk
About 9:45 Sunday night, after slid
Ing over the WoOsang bar, Acting CHEZ
Officer Mackenzie saw a steamers
light right ahead. He ported and al
tered his course five degrees, expecting
the stranger to Go the same, and the
light still headed for the Enroll
When the stranger was about half
a mile away she ported slightly, so as
to pass about 800 yards off, and turned
an electric searchlight on the Enroll
The man-of-war, for such she evidently
was, was still invisible.
The chief officer called the captain
who put on his uniform cap and coat
and took the bridge. The electric light
was kept on for eight minutes, and
then the warshiD stood on his course
His hull was now visible, and close be
hind him, trailing like a couple of
bloodhounds, were two torpedo b0tts
showing no lights except astern. The
captain went below again
At 11:45 o'clock a single white light
came UP on the starboard quarter.
flashing the Morse code signal IN. H.. :"
which means 'Stop instantly" Be&)re
the captain came up again two search
lights were playing on the Enroll, one
full on the bridge and the other flashed
all over the ship and her deck cargo OF
cotton The chief officer drank his
coffee with perhaps hundreds of eyes
upon him, the second officer coming to
relieve at midnight
Captain Graham paid no heed to the
signals, keeping steadily on at full
speed.
At 2 o'clock the stranger fred a gun,
but the Enroll still held on. At 3:45
o'clock, daylight fast coming on tbs
war vessel was on the port quarter
She was seen to be a Jap cruiser flying
the signal I'D. V" (Show your distin-
gushing signaD. Captain Graham
complied. Then appeared again the
IN. NJ" and the Enroll stopped. A
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lieutenant, a MILDLY, several other OFF,
GERS and two signalers boarded the E.
roll. Captain Graham showed thelc
his manifest The lieutenant then asked
Captain Graham why he had not stop
ped, saying Captain Mori was very all
CRY. Captain Graham replied:
eve don't understand Morse signals
Why didn't you fire gun?'
eve did," said the Jap.
Didn't hear it; must have been a
popgun," said Captain Graham. 81
thought you were a Russian, and /
kept on, hoping you you would put
about and leave us alone"
The Japs returned to their own ship.
the cruiser Takachiho, and the Enroll
was compelled to follow the cruiser
back on the road for more than half an
hour, when she was allowed to pro
coed.
The GotO islands were passed that
afternoon, and when Mr.. Mackenzie
came on the bridge at midnight Tsu-
shima light was just abeam. The first
object to attract attention was q war
ship, playing constantly a searchlight
upon the cotton ship and running rings
around the Enroll The man-of- war
was shouting something tndistinctly.
and the Enrol! hoisted her signal.
Shouting again, the unknown cruiser
disappeared in the dark The Enroll
went on at half speed, but in two min
utes there were several vessels signal
ing to her to stop instantly, which she
did. She remained moti0nless until
4:3O a. N. A chain Of warships was
stretched clear across Tsushima strait
during the darkness, but when day
light broke there wasn't one to BE seen
So the cotton laden steamer pushed on,
entering the harbor Of Mol at noon
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OF any more Importance than the
Moabltes or Philistines around them
was that there was committed
unto them the oracles Of God" AS
the guardians of the only true relig.
lon they were of vast Importance in
the worlds history.
But what happened? The chosen
people became themselves idolatrous
and hopelessly degeneraUed and
wicked. There was no vice which
was nctrampant in the land-op-
preston of the poor, falsehood. dis
honesty in trade, adultery. usurv.
cruelty to debtors, robbery and
murder, venality IN judges, family
ties broken, general suspicion.
Affairs were erected on every hill to
heather deities, so that there were
more gods in Judah than there were
towns. The sacred animals of
Egypt were wCrshipped in the dark
chambers beneath the very temple
itself, the rising sun was adored in
the holy place and the obscene rites
OF Phoenician idolatry were pre-
formed in the private houses of
Jerusalem. That is the reason of
Judah's destruction.
The fall Of the city, the eighteen
months siege, the famine, the des-
peration, the despair are graphical
~ told in the three-fold recital of
the bible and the vivid word paint
ing OF Josephus the Jewish histor-
ian. And from amid the ruins of
its walls and palaces and from the
sad procession of It's exiled inhabit
ants a voice comes wailing down
the ages The nation and kingdom
which will not serve thee shall ut
terly perish" The last twenty
years of the history of Judah was
like the rapids above Niagara where
the whole mighty river feels the
descent and irresistibly plunges on
its downward career to the cataract. /
On this dark background there is
a ray of light. The captivity was a
sitting process which lasted seventy
years. 1t was a reconstructing
period-a preparation for a new ma |
ton and when that time had rolled |
away a remnant redeemed and puri-
fled-a new shoot from the original
tree destined to grow to larger
and more luscious fruit
age than in its first estate came
back again to their ancestral home.
There is always a remnant left.
Gods kingdom does not perish. The
form changes but the kingdom will
have no end
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COUNTY NEWS.
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informs us that he is now in the
hardware business at the above
named place. Well Aenry always
said he would like that work, and
we sincerely hope his fondest hopes
will be realized. We all thought
highly of the whole family and
wish them success.
Miss Mile Key and gentleman
escort from Dubuque left the train
here for her home at Patch Grove.
Geo. Harris purchased a new pair
OF cattle scales. Farmers are max
ing money and are getting things
right up to date.
1t we celebrate hundreds of peO-
pie will flock to Bagley as the near
est point on the list of celebrations.
Last Sunday Tom Gulick's birth
day and family reunion was very
pleasant occasion for participating.
The closing exercises and ice
cream wind-up Of the Brodtville
school was said to be a very en-
joyable affair.
Miss Edna Gulick late graduate
at Oshkosh is home on vacation.
She will be principal at Park Falls,
high school the coming year.
Well our pupils and teachers are
about all home for vacation.
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In Sinful Boston

There must be some wicked peo-
pie IN Boston who ''are given to
revel and ungodly glee." Recently
a lot OF alleged citizens conceived
the sinful idea of having beer with
their supper after the theater-
what else could be expected of the
frequenters of playhouses?-and So
tried to get bill through the great
and general court allowing drinks
to be sold after II o'clock on weal<
days. Being baf1ed in that tbev
took to buying flowers on the sab
bath; but the local authorities soon
put a stop to such wickedness. and
now everybody is wondering ia
what direction the disorderly ele-
ment will break out next time