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National League Pennant for Last
Season Presented to New
Workers.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEW YORK. June 12.-After a
parade and lag-raising celebration TO-
championship pennant of 1905. the New
York Club succumbed to the Cincinnati
team today. Score: r. H. z.
Cincinnati .... 8 13 2
II Batteries.weimer and schlei: wiltz
and Bowerman- Umpires-ODay and
BROOKLYN, June 12.-scanlon's
magnificent pitching resulted in vic
tory for Brooklyn over the Chicago
team today. Score: r. H. Z.
Bafteries-Pfeister and Moran: Scan
Ion and Bergen. Umpire--Klem.
days game on base on balls and four
successive singles in the seventh in
ming after two men were out. Score:
Boston ........--.. -....--- II ]
Batteries Young and Needham;
PHI PHILapEIPHfA. June 12,@Richie's 5
fine pitching. coupled with good sup
port. enabled Philadelphia to shut
Pittsburg out today. Score;
Pittsburg ...... ... 0 1
sdterR BatteriRes@Liefeid and Phelps: Richie
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLEVELAND. June 12.-After Bar
beauS errors had given New York TOUR
runs and tied the score, Cleveland won
in the twelfth. Stova1l, batting for
Barbeau, landing to left with the bases
full. Score: r. III. z
Cleveland .............. 10 5
New I ork ......-...- ~
Batteries-Joss and Bemis. Chesbro,
Griffith and Kleinow:
ST. LOUIS. June 12.-St. Louis re-
covered from its batting slump today
and made more hits that it did in the
last few games. winning from Boston.
Is to g. Score: r. III. z.
St. Louis .-13 Is
Boston 8
Batteries-Pelter and O'Connor;
Winter Glaze and ArmbruSter.
DETROIT, June 12.-Detroit won in
the ninth on Jones single and steal
a base hit and Crawford's fly to center.
Score: X h Il
DeIrOlI 100000
Philadelphia - ~
Batteries-Killian and Warner; Ber-
CHICAGO, June 12-Chicago de-
feated Washington today in a hard
fought twelve-inning game. Score:
Washington
Batteries-Walsh owen and Hart;
Kitson, Hughes and Heydon.
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HAMILTON ENTRIEs.

firxt race. six furlopgs. selling-Marquis de
Carambas I07. Billy Handsel I0T, Blue Miracle
~. Selected l05 KOcnigen Luise lsp Alsono
ifI. Sutry 81. Sans Occur lo5 Governor Orman
=. Jimmy Msher 100. Gabrielle 100 Nimble
Diek 10. Echodale ITO, ERsley Io2, Lulu
Anune 100.
Second race. five furlongs.Jerry Sharp 10Y
n estUver l05. Renewal l0T. Tom Gilroy liz. NV
Ressie i07. Restoration iO2. Judge Nelson II3.
isenham lOe
ThsEc race. six furlongs-Away 30. La Pucelle
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Totals ..;13s IL 3 27 10

Three base hit = Hildebrand Two
base hits-Van Haltren (2). Sacrifice
hits-Dunleavy, Graham. First base on
First base on called ba1ls-Off Graham
Z, off OBrien g. Left on bases-Oak-
land 10, San Francisco 5. Struck out
BY Graham 8. by O'Brien 2. Double
play-Dunleavy to Randolph. Time of
game-1:55. Umpire-McDonald.
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PARKER, S. D., June I2-During a
balloon ascension at Monroe today
Bert Ward, the aeronaut, fell from the
parachute and was instantly killed.
Ward was as years old and had been
an aeronaut for twenty years.
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HALIFAX SHOWS
MARKED SPEED
Johnny Shields Sprinter
Wins With a Heavy
Impost Up.
Whimsical Gives Or
mondale Decisive
Beating.

NEW YORK, June 12.-An extra at
traction in the shape of seven races
=: was carded for decision at Gravesend
this afternoon. An unusually heavy list
> Of entries in the sixth event caused the
association to split the race and run
il in two sections
Halifax. the swift Shields sprinter,
has been asked 70 do great things be-
fore today. but he reached the height
Of his accomplishments this afternoon
when he took up 1872 pounds and
whipped a fine field with the creates
ease. There were many of the wise
horsemen about the track that doubted
HalifaKs ability to accomplish the task.
This accounted for the liberal price laid
against him. AS good as 3 TO / could
be had on the Shields colt at post time.
The track looked easy for the winner
at the start and under the clever hand
ling Of Jockey Shaw he fairly few,
clipping of the short siX-furlong course
in I:lO and coming in an easy victor by
two lengths. Comedienne, held at 20
60 l in the betting, was second.
But three horses started in the
Standard stakes. Whimsical won. She
reversed Saturdays race in a startling &
manner and gave a severe beating to
Ormondale, which defeated her just as
decisively on that date. Whimsical
was held at the ridiculously big odds
OF D 10 2 CIV dGCEplcQ LuEul. Out
played Ormondale literally around even
money. Whimsical had a hard tussle
and won by only a neck from Cairn-
germ. Summary:
NEW YORK, June 12.-Gravesends
results:
First race. about six furlongs-Hau-
fax wen, Comedian second, Water
Grass third Time. 1:1O.
Second race, one mile and a furlong
selling gistells won. Glen Echo sec
ond, Far West third. Time 1:59 1-5.
Third race, five ngS-Belcas
won, Judge Post secoRd, Tileing third.
Time. 1902 3-5.
Fourth race. one and a quarter
miles. the Standard stakes-Whimsi-
cal wen, Csirnge second, Ormondale
third. Time. 2.e5 as.
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth
miles, selling-Thespian won, Del Ca
rina second, Schoolmate third. Time,
1:49 Is.
Sixth race. five furIon gs-Misgivin
won, Manila second, Garter third.
Time, 1902 2-5.
Seventh race, FIVE longs-Ken-
tucky Beau wen, Dinna Ken Sec
end, Jscinta third. Time. 1:O1 3-5.
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NEW YORK. June 12-The Sub
treasury today transferred $3.50. 900
70 san francisco for account of the
Treasury of the Philippine Govern
ment.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race. four and half furlongs. purse
Neseile lo5. F1oward l05. Quintilla los. Antela
los. Little Wanda lo5. Eipsaria lc5. Woaler 105.
Sea Land 1e5. Anls Euskin lO5. Bonus i05. Lady
Emily JOB. Rain Light io5 Yellow Top I05.
Money Maker les. Cable l05, Spider Web 10
Second race. seven furlOngs. selling-TraDpist
es. Inhammable 100 Lady Lavish 100. AlRda
100. Winnifred Lad 100. Platt 100. LochgoiI
les. Foreigner 102. Clyde lo2. JiggeF l02. Willie
Newcomb 102. Dslesman I02, Otsego 103. Arc
Light 103. Rcveilled 105, Bill Carter H..
Third six furlOngS. purse-Hazel Thorpe
81. John English 81. Joe COyne 81, Edith May
l0S, Marshal Ney tl5. Dr. wang Jos. orly II
j 81. Tocoiaw 125-
Fourth race short course, steeplechase-war
CHIEF l2s ST. Enoch I2s. Nj. Pomeroy 1875. Hare
foet l57. Gould l42. OHs ! l46, Lights Out l50
Pirate i5o.
Fifth race, -four aud half fuTlonss. purse
You're lCl. County Clerk i0l. TanglewoOd l01.
Qua ird Ici. Budhiil Io5. Friction 100.
sixth race. seven furio1gs- selling-The Pet
a3 Invictus 81. Triple Silver 100. Pacihc los
Scotch Dance Jos. GlPin lO6. Harding los
Mayor johnson I0s Matador 100, Bonnie Prince
Charlie l12. Clifton Forge ia, Ally Gem III.
Seventh race. one mile. seiling-CotilIon 30
knowledge 100. Marco 100. Fiorizel l02 Mono
chad 1913. Handy Bill los. Iatense 1o4. Lady
Goodrich lo5. Golden Mineral los. St Tammany
Ds.T uT.n
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race - Spider Web, Money
Maker. Wooden.
second rRee-BnI Carter, ReveiIIe.
DaIesman.
Third rnce-HazeIthOrPe, TocOIaw,
John Englfsh.
Fourth race-HzrefOOt, Lights Ont,
Pirate.
FIfth race-Frictfon, Yowrfc, County
Clerk.
sixth race-Harding, Clifton Ferge,
Mntador.
seventh race-Sf. Tammany, Golden
Mineral, Red Light.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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OAKS DEFEATS SEALS
AT IDORA PARK.
Land On O'Brien for a Total of Twelve
Safe Hits During the Struggle.
Hildebrand Makes Longest Hit of the
Game, a Three-Sacker to Fence.

GAMES TODAY. A$sS
San Francisco at Oakland. S
Los Angeles at Seattle. -
Fresno at Portland.
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RESULTS of GAMES

Oakland g, San Francisco A.
Seattie-Los Angeles game postponed;
rain.
rain.
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NEW YORK, June 12.-After a
parade and flag raising celebration to-
day, marking the winning of the
championship pennant of 1905. the New
York Club succumbed to the Cincinnati
team today. Score: r. H. z
Cincinnati ....... 13
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-18

neb zid6, neb nevarci, 10 musi by
ii vsemi stejne zachoyavan. Roz-
hodnuti toto bylo pfipadu statu
proti Weissovi. Ze zaloby yysvita,
ze jest M. A. Weiss vyznani zidoy-
skeho a ze nedeli prodaval gro
cerie odb1ratelGm svym, ponejvice
souvercdm svym, ktefi sveti den
odpocinku cd prace sobotu o.
statni dny die sveho nabozenstvi
Fmaji' ga dny vsedni. 0bhajce Weis-
siy poukazoyal k tomu, ze pro Weis-
Sc jest dnem nedelnim sobota die ie-
ho pislna, ze zakon nema ciniti
rozdflu mezi nabozenstvfmi a nadr-
zovati iednomu proti druhemu, a
nasledovne ze zakon ten nemuze BY
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zpraYy re statu.

! DIE noveho zakona ohledn9 od-
danovani dedicnych penez je usta-
noyena dan II proc. dedictvf od
$4,000 do $4,000, 3 proc. cd $780,
900 do $4,000 proc. obnosi,
pfesahujicich 100000. Pravi sc, ze
je nynf We state II velkych dedic-
tvi, ktera pfineson statu ma S600,-
900 danich.
\ V Candy, Hansonville town
ship, odbyval se sfatek Alfredo Jn-
rianka se 81. Idou Cizkovou. Oba
noyomanzele jsou ditkami tamejsich
starych osadnikd.
\ q sindiAnske reservace Lecch
Lake dosla zprava, ze mezi tamejsi-
mi Indiany hrozi yypuknouti hladc-
mar TsI Sc ssa4.ssaa ss..s.a, neezzacissaa till 81
Indiani ryzi a rybami tax, ably I'd
soba vysta6ila Jim pres zimu a jen
|mfrna zima mohla by tomu zabrani-
|ti. ably nebyli vydani nejvatsimn
hllaan 3 hidA na pasFpsss ppasFps.
Dvojnasobna vrazda a sebevra-
IDA udala We malern m6ste6ku OF
sego nedaleko Elk River pondcli
peGer. .Iak so ssdava, zastFeliI w n,
Brandt ze zarlivosti svoji zenu d
Justina Adamse, jehoz mel pode-
zfcni, Ne udrzuje dnvern5 penier !
jeho zenou, naeez sam sebe zastfelil
CeIe okoli je skutkem tim vzruse-
no.
Julius A. Schmahl, redaktor
- lw"~1 t'aIIe Gavoite. rT'r.i fn~
malni prohlaseni, ze se bude ucha'
yeti nominaci pfi letos. yolbach "a
tajcmnlka statu. Po dtyry zaseda-
nj zakonodarny byl Schmahl hlav,
Inim klerkem.
n Nejvyssi soud statu Minnesots
ucinil rozhodnuti ohlednt nedelni
no zakonu statnfho, he totiz plat
zakon ten stejne pro vsechny oby-
yatele We statu, af jsou kfesfans
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slenku sokolskou mezi ceskou vefej-
nostf a hlavne k povzbuzenf tech, iiz
isouce sklamani nezdary minulo-
sti, odkladaji pfistoupenim ku sbo-
TIL. SchIze byla tetne navstivena a
zaroven pfihlasilo Sc nekolik noyych
6ekancd. DIE zajmu, jaky clenoye
sokola jevf pro dobro sboru, hledfme
vstffc dobe, kdy SokoI stane Sc Wy
datnJm cinitelem vseho naseho ma
rodniho snazenf idealem mladeze.
sT Potfebujete-li papfrovani po-
kojn, harveni We vnitf i yenku, obraf-
tie Sc ma FIR. III. Hardin, 542 w. z.
Street. ST. Paul MINI. - prvni
|tfidy prace Sc zarueuje. 13-tf
Thomas 4. Murphy le hledan
poiiciii na ofbvineni, ze padeiai BAN
kovni eek zv5siv jei z s1.o0 ma
II 1,oS7, jejz pax zpenezil ma jedna
bance zde zmizel, jako by do vody
|padl. Tyz byl zamestnan jako
knihvedouci ID. Marks & Son, Il.
A. nj.
= Pan f. j. Blecha, zamestna-
my u Minnesota Transfer jake
knihvedouci, odjel k navsteve rodi-
eli blfze Willmar, Mimi.
= Pan Frank Paffzek Bell.
Plaine, Minn. stravil zde nskolil
ldnf naystEyou IL syeho bratra.
1 Mate-li n9co na prodej anet
| iiliedaaie-iii nejake zamestnini, nebu'
de vas oznAmka stati mnoho, kdyl
to date do Minnesotsk5ch Novin I
isme jisti, he sc vam to vyplatf-
Zkuste to. tt.
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ii dstaynim. Nejvyssi soud nepfidr-
Eel Sc tohoto nahledu, ale prohlasil,
ze jest zakon ned1lni opravnen la-
kozto zdravotnicke zafizeni, ze to-
dy nalezi po zakonu pravu pod do
zor policie, ably jej tato provadela
v plnem zneni ieho, ze tedy nedel-
nj zakon nema mic spolecneho ma
bozenstvim, nybrz jen Sc zdravotni-
ctvim.
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x Zprdvy re St. Paul. -

leli p. JOS. Samec 8 rodinou a pl
Theo. Cineeroya. Jak SO doyfdame,
nalczi manzcle Hruskovi mezi stare
,osadniky Move Praze zlate ieiich
svatby s1castni se pet zijicfch dftek,
Iiiz jsou Jos. Hruska Jesueur Gem
ter, Jan Montgomery, pi. Frank
Hanzalova, pi. Jan Osinkova ST
Paul pi. Ant. Simovi Move Pra-
ze.
H PojistSni proti ohni. blesku
sA.r. ..schs tech ss;;lssfpssfseeh.i sss;;llssfpssfseeh.i spoieanosttii
yAs. ch=.=ss& deebbEss deebbEss sppccilssihiilii=-ss sppccilssihili-s r
B. Matlach v pfsarne Minnesotskych
Novin. Eft
= Den 13. unora byl ustanoven
,guvernerem Johnsonem k poprav6
vraha William Williamse, odsouze-
neho k smrti pro yrazdu Johna Kel-
lera q ieho matky, spachanou minu-
lle jaro nasem meste. Odsouzeny
ibude popraven ma sibenici, pfipra-
vene pro vraha Edwarda Gottschal-
ka, jenz, iak znamo, sam We sve ce-
lie okresnlho vEzcni SO obesil, nezli k
Ipopraye doslo. Die statniho zakona
Ibudou X popraye pfipust9ni pouze
Iserif, diva ieho pfirucf. kn6z diva
Ilekafi.
.Ss,,s,.s, Ss., II 5,s, IIiisasIfha iia
I(Y. NJ G. Al zadne co nejdffve Y
4 uas<sIn sts n,;sts =; sttavifou ave ibutiioyy.
lMisto k tomu h1eli byIo vybrano M
|rohu Cedar q. ulicc Naklad na
Ipeuhou staybu bude obnaseti $275.-
i00o.
| = Povolenf k snatkn vyzvedl 81 p.
Harry vining se 81. Mary Horejso.
lvou.
i = Ctrnact zak6 Phalen Park sko-
lily bylo zatceno pfedvedeno pfe,l
soudce pro male provinilce ma uddni
dvou ob5ann, ze kdyz Iii kolem zrni-
meme skoly, bylo po mich hazeno snG-
Ihoyymi konleani. Zateeni museli &c
ldostaviti k soudci priiyodu sv5ch
rodicd % soudcem pax jim dano ma
srozHmGnon, ably podruh6 nechali
iinG lidi ma pokoji, jinak he bude
mimi trestn6 nalozeno. Pffpad tentc
jest jednim mnoha jinych zlozvy-
XII nezvedenych kluki jsme jisti
10 kdyby kazdy ucinil jako oni diva
ob1ani a kluky udal, tax ably byli
patfitne potrestani, zahy by pozbyl
pfilisnA "encrgie," ktera jim skodi
Il ~ Name nekoiik domn prazd'
nych lotd ma prodej ceske ctvrtl
mesta, jakoz nekolik vzdelanycf
farem We statu. Haste sc u admi
,, nistrace Minnesotskych Novin.
: Sbor Hvtzda Zapadu. Gislo As
s. r. j.. odbyval minulou nedsli od
, poledne svoji prayidelnou schizi. !
? niz zarovef pfislo ma fadu nastolen
! noyE zynien;ch aEadnic, jcz re:sn
pfipadnt proyedla vyslouzila pred
sedka ri. Rosa Sandoya. PAX nasle
dovala yecefe pekna pfatelska sou
kron,a zabava, ktera vsem pfitom
nym velice se zamlouyala. Naysttv:
poziistavala tM z pozvanych hosti
tlenkyn sboru a mezi tamito dosta
yilo Sc tH p6vecke kyartetto od sbo
ru "HIahop', Minneapolis, scstaya
iicf y PIP. Chota, Pechouska, Smoli
ka Rocha, iez pfedneslo ma pozada
mi nskolik pisni obecenstvu se tin
nemalo zagd6tilo. takze kazdg od
ehazel doniI : vesclou mysli.
: " nedeli dopoledne syolana bv
la hromadna schnze clenn Cesko
afnerickAho Sokola sini G. i. Z. i
! IA lceIem rozsifeni agitace pro my
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tFnsHiK jlHkar SUbotka pHif
Volta re Silver Lake, Mimi, sdcast-
Mill se zde vyrocniho siezdu minne-
sotske municipalni obchodni ligy.
= PIP. John A. Brilzek q Karei
Koutek zaaedali na porot9 II distr.
sondn.
: Minuly patek nell ~jsme pots-
Semi &c setkati nasim pfiznivcem
p. j. v StarJm Conway, N. Oak.
Pan Starry ubiral &c v5pravon ie-
kta nEkolika obcani hlavn6 re sever
nj Dakoty ku prohlednuti ostrova
Knby Pines. Po SVEN navratu ho-
dia p. 3. ssdssliti syss dojmy cest $
nssiHii ttensfi.
sw Stavebni dffvi vseho druhu,
dvtfe, okna, chilly a vnbec we, 60
do oborn toho na1ezf. Pfijdte a
pfesyedtte se, nez koupite jinde.
ST. Panl Wrecking & Lumber Co.
HI. tf. 5O7i Wabasha nj. 730 W..
18th st., ST. Paul, Minn. Albert
ZAehar- fiditel. 7-sf
: pofadajici vybor ceske syobod-
- <sru= - uzssssa uzssssaa = usTpfa usTpoff adah 5aa pTvaii
vefeiaou schaxi neafli dne 4. T.
nora r. hod. odpol. Jak Ne dovida-
me, json konany pilnt pFipravy X
isto schizi a zviast6 programova
cast slibuje byti poucnou zajima-
vou. Kazdy je vitan k teto schnzi.
= Minulou scbotu yetcr odiela
rodina p. Jana 0sinka q Franlsa
Hanzala do Move Prahy, Mimi, k
snGastn6ni se zlate svatby stafickfch
manzeli p. Jana a Alzbety Hrusko-
vyeh, jez We tam odbyvala ponde-
II tohoto ttdne. ! mimi zaroven od-
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Zaznamendrdnt rychlosts fotografi-
ckgm apardtena 2S9.
Gas zaznamenavajici fotograficky
aparat, jenz bude mfti zapeh vel
kou vyhodu pfi urtovanf casu "a
vodech automobile, kde pfesnost Je
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PIP. John A. Briizek Karel
Koutek zaaedali ma porote II distr
sondn.
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M. Helm, CESKY PRAvNfK.
Al East Sixth Street.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.

Prhvnik 0takar Sobotka a pan
Volta re Silver Lake, Mimi, siicast-
Mill " zde vyrocniho siezdu minne-
sotske municipalni obchodni ligy.
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Deer TIE
Border sas:nr
BA RR,
nth OF" o>xfe
gF,,ser;es a. Stole, .Journ

AS evening drew on, conversation
Jagged, and they rode silently together
keeping doggedly TO the work in hand
in spite of the tagging energies of
their horses and their own bedraggled
WEAKNESS. III rain fell with pitiless
steadiness, and darkness came on ear
~, with no chance of a moon being
visible that night. The welcome light
of town twinkIed ahead at last, and
they resolved TO stop there unless the
ris.T threatened to be overwhelming.
At the outskirts they learned that they
had reached ClitlerOe, and. that the
Star inn offered fair accommodation
for man and beast. They were not to
reach Yorkshire that night, and had
accomplished less than thirty miles
from Manchester.
All night long the rain dashed down
but at daybreak it ceased, although
the heavy clouds hung low in the sky.
After a good breakfast the two set
out and We're not molested or ques-
toned as they passed from under the
shadow of the castle at Clitheroe.
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Page Seven.

your chief saoa.u come TO disagree
ment with me. take care of the horse
at least. for you haven't another like
him"
The horse was led away, palpably
admired by MI the men, for some of
them stroked and patted his flank.
speaking soothingly TO him. William
stood with his hands in his pockets.
the center of ring of armed men. his
gay dress in striking contrast to the
more sober uniform of his guards.
Cromwell was taking his time making
up his mind, and the young man
thought this delay was not an encour-
aging sign. He had thrust his head
betwssS the lions jaws, and the min
utes Kat passed before he could know
whether the brute was going TO bite or
not were irkSome TO him, especially az
there was now nothing to do but await
tie issue. At last the officer reap
peared. dismissed the guard and said
CURLY 10 the prisoner:
Follow ne"
Ito pa
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OF the above roots read ron on. the standard
tory: The American Dispensatory; Organic
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ley EIlingwood of the Bennett Medical Col
lege of Chicago; New Remedies" by Prof.
Edwin NJ. Hale. NJ. D.. OF Chicago: Text Book
ot Therapeutics by d.. Hobart A. Hare.
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"A his horse Clothed and in his
right mind he was once more
the gallant borderer, ready to face
whatever fortune had in store for him
on this occasion, so TraQuair said
more superbly attired than ever had
been the case before, but Armstrong
held that this was merely interested
praise of the castle tailor. Traquair
endeavored to persuade him. not to
trust himself again on English soil,
but his advice was unheeded, as is
usually the fate of unasked counsel.
Traquair wished him to take body
guard of a score or more, but Arm
strong pointed out that unless he had
an army at his back able to defeat
Cromwelrs forces all other assistance
was useless.
When Armstrong had once gone
over a road he needed no other guide
than his own memory and instinct of
direction. He made directly for the
farm stealing where first he had been
arrested. and found it deserted; then
took the route over which his captors
had conducted him, expecting to reach
Corbiton Manor before dark ness set in.
This plan was frustrated by the fact
that he had allowed too scant time for
the Gordon across the country to be
withdrawn
About midday Armstrong caught
sight of the first large body of men,
and he was compelled to hide for sew
eral hours in a depression on the moor
until they and the danger were past
This delay retarded his arrival at Cor
biton Manor until after nightfall, when
the full moon shone upon the ancient
mansion, instead of the silver crescent
which hung in the western sky when
last he visited the place. 1t seemed in
credible that the space of time could
have been SO short, for the events of q
life were crowded into the interval As
he approached the ancient house the
challenge of a sentinel brought him to
a stand and called from the hall sew
eral officers.
rs Cromwell here?" asked the new
conner.
This is the headquarters of his ex-
cellency General Cromwell" said one
of the officers, with some severity in
his tone, a rebuke to the Questioner' s
offhand method of designation.
That's the man l mean" replied
Armstrong. Il never heard there were
two of the name or the kind. Well,
tell him that William Armstrong, who
carried the commission from the king
to Scotland, is here and requires pri-
vate conference with him"
The chief officer hesitared for a mo-
ment, then turned and disappeared
within the mansion, while Armstrong
dismounted and gave to the soldier who
took his horse minute instructions
touching the treatment of the animal.
You are all good horsemen," said
the visitor in his most genial accents,
land will doubtless respect Bruce here,
whatever you think of his master, for
this is the charger that iouped over the
parapet of Carlisle bridge, and, after
that, beat the best you had in your
cavalry in race for the border. If