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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
z114LES PATIENTS

wheel bed is placed along side the cot
Of the patient and the operation is per-
formed with as much ease as tho bar
Der and patient were In q well equipped
barber shop.
Every day Hanson may be seen in
his bay window attending to his Gus
toners. He is usually busy the greater
part Of the forenoon and in the after
noon devotes his time to other work.
The sharpening Of the instruments is
another great help to the authorities
and Hanson has become quite an ex-
pert at it. They are always in good
condition and he is always glad when
they are brought to him to put In con-
dition. He is always looking for work
and usually finds It.
Has Made Many Friends.
During his twelve years stay at the
hospital Hanson has made hundreds Of
friends, not only among the nurses
and patients, but among the visit
ing physicians and friendS Of the sick
who have learned to know him init
mately and to admire his iron nerve
auQe pIOSIcSSlfSAoSSs DuIAuS ulS BUSY
at the hospital not word Of complaint
has ever passed his lips and he has done
much to keep the more needy patients
from becoming disconnected. When
they look at Hanson and think what
he has gone thru and what he has yet
to suffer they are convinced that there
is no excuse for pessiniist q existence.
Life is full Of bright things for Han
son even tho his field is small. He
looks forward to tomorrow with the
joy Of . child, knowing that he will
find something new and pleasing in
life a @S
81 don't know what we would do
without him, Il said Miss Bertha Erd-
man, superintendent Of nurses. HWhen
he leaves the hospital it will take more
than one person, to fill his place.
There is no immediate danger Of his
leaving, however, for in spite Of his. SO
years he appears young and save from
the rheumatism is in good health. This
disease will net shorten his life and
nurses, patients and physicians viii
have the joy Of his company and helI
flor many years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
YANKEE wARsHlPs AT TANelEH

.Tangier, Morocco, Jan. 2o.-The Ameri-
can cruiser squadron, commanded by
Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee, sailed
from here today for Algiers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21

Is "A man 8 wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but if
she is weak and nervous, and uses
Garter, g Iron PILLS, she cannot be. for
person, SO they all say, and their
husbands say so, too.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21

Hoedwinks the oculist. Madden Eye
Medicin cures eyes. Don't smart.) Csc.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-05

up my stuff and turned to thank Dave
/ Hawk. He was gone.
1t wasn't the first time Dave had
| pulled me out of the water. About
| two weeks before that / had crawled
one night up on the front platform of
the baggage at Peace River to steal a
ride to Medicine Bend on No. l. 1t
[ was Dawes train / had been kicked
| out of the McCloud hospital two days
before without cent or friend on
earth outside the old country, and
hadn't mind to bother the folks at
home any more, come Conan or the
devil.
! The night was bitter bad, black as a
Fuzzy and sleeting out of the foothills
like manslaughter. When the train
stopped at Rosebud for water, what
with gripping the icy hand rail and
trying to keep my teeth steady on my
knees l must have been hard sight.
Just as the train was ready to pull out
Dave came by and poked his lantern
full in my face.
If it had been a headlight l couldn't
have been worse scared, and | found
afterWard he carried the brightest
lamp on the division. | looked up into
his face, and he looked into mine. |
wonder if in this life it isn't mostly in
the face after all? couldn't say any
thing. l was shaking in a chill as |
climbed down into the storm.
Yet I never saw a face harder in
some ways than Dave Hawks. His
visor hid his forehead and black
beard covered his face till it left only
his straight, cold nose and dash of
olive white under the eyes. His whis-
kers doomed high as a Cossacks, and his
eyes were onyx black with just such a
glitter He knew it was no better than
murder to put me Off in that storm at
mountain siding. | knew it, but
didn't much care, for | knew before
very long I should fall off anyway.
After l crawled down he stood looking
at me, and, with nothing better on,
stood looking at him,
eff you get up there again I'll break
your neck, he promised, holding up
his lantern. I was quiet The nerve
was out Of me.
"Where are you going? he asked
shortly.
medicine Ben
''Get into the smoker, you fool''
How it galvanized me. For twenty
four hours I hadn't eaten. | was just
out of hospital bed and six weeks
Of mountain fever, but I braced at his
words like a Sioux buck. l hurried
back ahead of him to the smoking car,
Morris tribune., 1906-05-05

drenched wet and tough, know.
looked SO tough that the brakeman
grabbed me the minute | opened the
front door and tried to kick me out
turned snarling then, crazy as wolf
all in second, and somehow backed
the brakeman against the water cooler
with his windpipe twisted In my bony
fingers like corkscrew. The train
was moving out. had been cuffed and
kicked till would rather kill somebody
than not; this seemed fair chance for
a homicide. When the poor fellows
wind went off-he wasn't much of
scrapper, fancy-he whipped around
in the aisle like dying rooster. AS he
struggled in my grip there behind him
in the doorway stood Dave, lantern in
hand, looking on with new face. This
time he was smiling. Dawes smile
meant just the parting of his lips over
a row Of glistening teeth, perfectly even
teeth and under his black mustache
whittier than ivory It appeared to
amuse him to see me killing the brake
man. The instant / saw Dave | let
go, and he watched the crestfallen
trainman pull himself together.
Guess you'll let him alone now,
won't you?" said Dave pleasantly to
my ratified assailant ''Sit down" he
growled harshly at me, str!nging his
Morris tribune., 1906-05-05
TON.

He bent to pick up his lantern. 'Tom-
mic, you're great boy"
well, I mean it." He looked at his
watch. | pulled mine. It was 1
O'clock.
Better go to sleep, Tommie.'' look
ed up into his face as he rose He
looked for an instant steadily into
mine. go to bed, Tommie." He
smiled, pulling down his visor, an,
turning, he walked slowly forward. L
threw myself on the couch and drew,
my cap over my eyes. The first thing
I felt was hand on my shoulder.
Then I realized / had been asleep and
that the train was standing still. 4
man was bending over me, lantern In
hand It was the porter
whats wrong" exclaimed
"There's trouble up ahead, Mr..
Burnes," he exclaimed huskily. L
sprang to my feet. ''Have you got
your pistol?" he suffered.
Somebody came running down the
aisle, and the porter lodged like hare
Morris tribune., 1906-05-05

aCaTd robbers.
behind me- It was the hind end brake
man, but he was so scared he could
not speak. l hurried forward.
Through the head Los Angeles Sleep
er, the San Francisco cars and the
Portland I ran without meeting liv
ing soul, but the silence was ominous.
When l caught glimpse of the inside
of the chair car | saw the ferment.
Women were screaming and praying,
and men were burrowing under the
foot rests. They've killed everybody
in the smoker!" shouted travelling
man, grabbing me.
"Damnation make way, won't your
l exclaimed, pushing away from him
through the mob. At the forward door,
taking ne for one of the train robbers,
there was another panic. Passengers
from the smoker were damned together
there like sardines. l had to pile them
bodily across the seats to get through
and into the forward car.
1t was over. The front lamps were
out and the car smoking blush. A
cowboy hung pitched head and arms
down over the heater seat. In the mid
die of the car Henry Cavanaugh, crouch
ing in the aisle, held in his arms Dave
Hawk. At the dark front end Of the
coach l saw the outline Of man
sprawIel on his face in the aisle. The
news agent crawled out from under
seat 1t must have been short and hor-
ribly sharp.
They had tagged the train east of
Bear Dance. Two men boarded the
front platform Of the smoker and one
the rear But the two in front opened
the smoker door just as Dave was bur-
rying forward to investigate the stop.
He was no man to ask questions He
saw the masks and covered them in
stantly. Dave Hawk any time and any
where was a deadly shot. Without
word he opened on the forward rob-
bers. A game cowboy back Of him
pulled a gun and cut into it and was
the first to go down, wounded. But the
train boy said Hawk himself had drop
ped the two head men almost immedi-
ately after the firing began and stood
free handed when the man from the
rear platform put a Winchester against
his back Even then, with hole blown
clean through him, he had whirled and
fired again. We found the mans blood
on the platform in the morning, but,
whoever he was, he got to the horses
and got away.
When l reached Dave he lay in his
gageman's arms We threw the
carrion into the baggage car and car
ried the cowboy and the conductor back
into the forward sleeper. I gave the
go ahead orders and hurried again to
the side of the last of the old guard.
Once his eyes opened. wandering ston-
lily, but he never heard me, never knew
me, never spoke AS his train went
that morning into division he went
with it. When we stopped his face
was cold. 1t was up to the Grand
Master
A game man always. he was never a
cruel one. He calleds himself thief
He never hesitated with the other men,
high and low, to loot the company.
The big looters were fnanciers; Dave
was only a thief. yet gave his life for
the very law he trampled under foot
Thief. II you please. | don't know.
We needn't quarrel about the word he
branded himself with Yet a trust of
money. Of friendship, of duty, were
safer in Dave Hawks hands than in
the hands of abler fnanciers
| hold him not ND for a model. nei-
tier glory in his wlckedness. When
wss frienssiess lie was my friend. Ills
story is. told
Morris tribune., 1906-05-05

NEVER found it very
hard to get into trouble.
AS far back as | can re-
member that has come
dead easy for me.
When this happened I
hadn't hpan raiIrOadino
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

Der 8eri&t bei&dftist fi9 bsionbers
eingebenb nit bret @sneralioniuIn ober
pislmsbr frtberen @ensralfoniuIn; bsnn
bic bret buntlsn gbrsnmdnnsr baben
nattirlid, na@oem man tn @afbing.
ton erfannt, web Settles 2inoer fe
Rnb. prompt ben 2aufpaB srbaItsn.
sc fnb bies @ooonorp bon Shanghai,
WeDaoe bon Canton unb Wiliams
bon Singapore. Dos Shnbenregifer
bieier bret WufersremsIare bon Son.
iularbsauiten if elm 10 umfangrsi@es.
baB man ibm oreiff etnsn bsionberen
BeriGt hdtte tuibms, f6nnen. gs 81.
f9eint beinabe ftanoal6s, DAB auf bis.
fen brei mi&tisen qofen cine fol9s
S4anbwtrtbi&aft hsrri9en ionnte,
obne bab mon TN Staatsbepartsmeni
au& nur sine Mbnune babori bate.
geger @ooonotu aQein lagsa nt@t ne.
niger ais so berf&iebsne Mntlaqen Dor,
bon bsner isIbf bic ssrinafhaiefsn
INNER nod f&wer genus tuarsr,, INN
ben sbemalissn gsnsraItonfuI ais einsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10
Nus oer HnnoeSbauptHaot.

Wenr aud i'm Bunbesfenats ni9t
Alss 70 itin mag, ME Is iein ioQts,
10 i9isbt bo9 unfsre feuiatiunswitbis
prsHs tn ibrer maBlofsn gerun-
slinpfuns bisfer bb&fen ssisbsebsnoen
26rperi9aft bss 2anbss melt tbsr bas
3isl binaus.
Sps3ieq bic gegert ben gsiammtsn
Senat, ni&t stua aegen einige an.
fDbiss Mitelisosr bssislben, ssri9tstsn
gsrbd9tigunaen. NORM ipesisa BIZ
iIufrirtsn 3situnsen unsIaubli9es
IsiRsn, babsn babsr bstuirtt, bab BIZ
bHsntli9s Rsinuns si @unfsn Der
b~srIdfsrtsn y9anbesdItefen" urnge.
i9lassn III.
gabOt 2oose bon MnHa9uietts battle
babsr bsrbdltniBmdsie leidtss Spiel.
nls sr I'D neuli9 erbob, I'm eine 2anse
fir ben bon allen Ssiten ansesriHsnen
ssnat ~ bre9en. Wan fanr i6m
nur beipfi8ten. uenn er ben Stano.
punt einnimmt. baB e sin aroBss I'm.
sIfd ffr bas 2ano tudrs, tueuni bas
Bolt f@ baran getu6bnte, az bie
f9usren gei&uIbisungen. uel8e asssn
ben Ssnat erboben tuerben, ftr baars
Wtin3e 90 rsbmer.
anoererfstts aber fonte Der Senai
ftber ieoen gsrba&t. ais Oh e. rian&.
nal anseren Jnterefen biente aIs be.
iisii bes @aterlaubes, erbnben iein. 9,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10
SeoamerIt6.

g III trauris, baB Elm $beil be,
Tiglii6en Susssprshs fi& gdn3li9 burd
partsiridf9ten ielbf bann Ieiteu
idBt, penn bobe prin3ipten inbolbiri
fnb urb 10 bas fundamentals &e9ts.
gefibl ian 8olts gu beruirren iu4t. 81
i9reibt Der Stnr in sinsm aefrigen
2sitartitsl tibsr ben WsBgsr.5a0, bab
Ri9tsr Alforb aus perf6nli9em @roQ
bis untsriu9uns bura bie 8robge.
f4uorensn ~ein9elsitet babe. 6err
Webeer Tel su bsloben, neil CT ben
Wdb9sni9dnosr Rooms berurtbeilt unb
ms @efdusnib ssf&idt babe. Rt@ter
alforo let sinmal bo9sei9dst uorbsn
aber nun uiros fi& Der before Sbeil
bon unierer 8eb6lfsrune bon ihm obs
member aro Jpn bera9tsn.
Die nndtsn Sbatia9sn Der sanssn
tlnsslsssn6eit fno tn 2ir3s bisfe. gins
Muttsr bsna9ri9tiste ote poli3ei, bab
ibrs tlsins SO6tsr f9dnbli& a%nesgrif.
fen tporbe1 tpdrs. Die 0srbaftung
bss S9sufaIs uurbs norasnommsn.
genf9snb geueismaterial NOR our4
ben untsriu9enosn ar3t unb bas 2tnb
ssIiefert tuorbsn, um ben 2srl 80 tbsr.
fibrsn. Der 6dftlins mar benz Rid.
ter bsrfnlsn. Ri9tsr Nlforb bsrur,
t6silts i'm our bbafsn auIdifssn
Strafe. @dbrsno bss pro3eRss sr.
tldrts Der 6dftlins. baB sr bonn poIiasi.
gbsf Wsbssr I'm gsiisin bon poli3ifsn
eei9lassn porbsn fsi.
Ri9tsr alforb if elmer bon 9ensn,
bic Anishen Der psrfon ni9t ~fsnnsr,
tuenrt Is gift, bic @hrbe Sss @sisbss
gu uabrsn.
Or battle ebei ben bsgsnirten SOUR.
Ten bic bonn @sisB bsffimmte Strafs
auferlsst, iebt fab sr i@ ss3tuunssn oie
&s&te oss @erworfenen ssseu poli3ei.
uilfnr 3u uabren.
Or pubte, bab bic rspublitanii1sn
primdrmablsn Dor Der 8bir maren.
baB Elm BOrsebsn gsge1 ben 9orfbsr
oss rep. Stabt. gomites feinsn gbdnesn
fhr INSTRUMENTATION nur i9aosn
f6nnts, sr tsbrte fi9 ni&t baran, ion.
bern tbat feline pfi9t UNI ben Nisbri.
gen sessn 8ersswaItiguns our9 Be-
amten.W ilftir au f&tiben.
RO9 III ni9ts ssser, 5srrn Wsbssr
betuisf.n. Wir slaubsn au9. bob bic
Qei9uorsnsn nur bur9 tpirflih glaubs
tuiroigss 3su9nib bsfimmt tuerben
fOnnsu, antlaas ssssn 6srrn Wesssr
si er9ebsn.
Die unteriu@uns ssssn 5errn Nss.
ger ssbt esnau 10 Dor R4, tpie segsn
irseno einsn anberen Bei&uloi9ten.
81 er unfduIoig, 10 mirb biss balb
tlar sruisisn isin.
Der umfanb, Oh elm gei@ulbtgter
b66erer geamter III tbut ni9ts 3rir
Sa9s, er III uno tIsibt Btrser uno
iOIts bic Rsate anbsrer gang Defenders
gu f9dsen uifsh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

nit allen Sunoen sebeSten .@rafter"
erI&einen gu IaHsn. Obwohl ct Elm
re@t anfdnbises @ebalt besog, NOR er
bod fortpdbreno barauf bsba4t, fi6
unsrlaubte Nebsns;nnabmen 3u per-
Idafen. alls elm wiltommsnes Wittsl
su bieiem 3psds bisnte ibm namentIi&
bic @eri9tsbarteit, tpel6e er als @enes
raltoniuI in Shanghai aussutibsn
bate. untsri9lasuns unb @rprshuns
limb ibm in 10 pislsn Jdlsn na9getpies
fen tuorosn, bab es eisentli4 nit ieiner
bloben gntlaHung ni8t fem geuenosn
bdtte babsn ioaen.
Dos Wufisr zines 9oniuls, ME sr
ni9t isin ion, i9eint au4 WcWa ODE In
Canton espsisn au ietn. abseieben
bon ben fonfigen 0~er9eben, oie er f9
gu e6ulosn fommsn lieb. felt ibn Der
geri9t aud ats sinsn @twObnbeitsidus
fer bin, Der tuisberboIt nit ieinsm ftan-
oalDien Benshmel 6hentli4es Iergers
nib errest babe. Dos ibat er gum
Beiipisl bet Der feierli4en gr6Hnuna
Der reusr gifsnbabn bon @anton nod
6antou, tpel&er er In feiner amtliten
gigeni6aft bsimobnte. Or betranf f9
bamals bermaben, oab er tpie eth Sob'
ter boa, plabe setragen merben mubte.
AuBsr bieisn brei prd4tigea Berthe
tern bss amertfanif9en 2oniuIareien.
SI.ss nimmt 5err peiree mod 3uei an.
bere @ensraltonfuln auf's Rorn, r1dms
lid 4epi 6. @ileor bon Sanfotp unb
@rsensr bon Wlabimoifof. Bon 2es-
t,rsm uiro ssIast. bab Hbsr i'm bon
allen Gsitsr bic unainfisifen 8eri9te
eingslaufsn isien. uebrigens bat man
aud bisien Seiben in3wii8en ben
stubl Dor bic Sbir geiest. gs tpirb
bel bariibsr ssflast, oab unier 5anbeI
NIT benz fsrnsn Often BET Weitem ni9t
bic Torti9riite made, auf Die mon ss'
rs9nst babe, uno oab namentli& In
China bic osuti9s unb bic iapanif4e
Ronturren3 iibsral ben Rabm bon Der
Wild abi66pften. DaRelbe 2lagelieb
fam man bsinabe ieoen Sag tn ben
rgonfular anb Srabe &eports" leien.
Wenn mir absr fol9es @sinbel als
amsritanifas 3oniul11 nod benz fernen
Often ienbsn, 10 lam man R4 1rr
oariiber punbern, bob uniere probutte
bort aberbaupt mod einen Martt
finbsn.
prnFoent Rooispslt bot feinen Bis
bergen Silfsietretdr garnss gum pofs
meifsr bon Waibtn9ton ernannt. Gin
S6eil bes Waibinstonsr Publifums III
oartibsr boot aufssbra8t, unb omar
sinmal aus benz @runoe. neil BARNES
aus Sem Ssrisp tammt. unb Johann,
neil sr ss mar, Der feiner 3eit ote To-
mole Grau Worris NIT @epalt aus
Dem WeiBen 6auie entfernen lieb.
Sieie @piiobe IOlte na99erabe 30 ben
aften selegt tuerben. gs febt abiOlut
|fsf. bab bas 8srbalten oss 0erra
garnes bamals elm p6lis forrettes NOR.
aubsrbem aber tpirb fein Dernttnftiger
Weni9 benz prdioenten %3utrauen. bob
sr isinsm SiIfsistretdr bic @rnennuns
gum poamsitsr sewiRermaben als ge.
lobnuna fur fein Ierbalten In Der
Rorris. aHaire babe 3u 8beil tuerosn
IaRsn. Was ben anberen puntt an-
bslangt, 10 III es bon isber Site &c.
psisn, bic Sts0ung oes poftmeiters
In Der Bunbssbaupttabt NIT einem
gi9tsW aibinetoner 3u beieben. Der
prdFoent bat ben pofen 3errn Barnes
anbertraut. neil er T9 I'M @siben
Sauie als Elm tberaus tti4tiger unb
umR9tiser 9samter ertpieien bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

iolts 10 bod fsbsn, bab' Jpn bic pfsils
elmer miBshnfisen aritit %tiberbaupt
gar ni4t srrsi9sn t6nnsn.
Das aber lit lsibsr nidt Der 5aa.
uno bas amsritanii1s Bolt, uenrl es
aud benz Ssnat als fol4em nod tel.
nsstuees Isin 8srtrauer snt3ossr bat,
psib bod iebr mobI, mo es baperi uno
mo ss bic Seblsr unb Widngel oes ST.
mats 3u iu9sn bat. 60 perffsbt aud
In ben isniatiOnslen artiteln, wsl4e
asssn ben Ssnat losselaRen tperoen.
isbr po6l bte Sprsu bon benz Weisen,
bic @abrbeit bon Der nnuabrheit gu
nntsri9sioen.
Wabr III, bob Der Senat INNER nod
Der sisentli9e 6Ort Der pripilegirten
SntsrsRsn TT. uuo oab ss IN ibm eine
md9tiss CLIQUE siebt, welde, mo oieie
SntsreKen In @ibsripru9 nit Der
6fsntli6sn Wohlfabrt seratbsn, resels
mdbig unb obns 8sRnnen se9ert bic
lsbters 5ront ma9t. Dabr III fernsr.
bab Der Senat nidt bic gebiibrenee
&hdf9t auf bic 6Hentli&e Weinung
nimmt unb bab sr r,ur III biufg @e.
isbe perutrft, bon ben.n er genau
tueib. baB bas amsritanii9e Bolt fs
baben MIL.
Gin anbersr Wprmurf. Der benz sc.
not ni9t erfpart tperbe1 fann, if Der,
oab CT. fortmdbrenb iber feline eisene
@ttrbe folpert. gr bat bon Der
lsbtsrsn sins3 10 tibertrisbsn bohs 8or.
aelIuns,!baB sr sur gu oft bic tuidtiaen
gsisbseberii9en Mufsaben, uel4e ieiner
barren, san3 aus Dem ause psrliert.
Sn me~rtuhrbisem @ssenfab buau febt
feline SoIerans gsgsn oisisnissn Nit'
glieoer, wel9e F9 unrebli8er Wittei
bebient babsu, I'M ibre grudbluus In
oas nattonaleiS berbaus tur93uisseu.
gs giebt tpeni9ffens Elm Subenb FOLDER
Ssnatprsn, bon bsnsu ss abiolut fsf-
fsbt, bob Re ibre Sibe entweoer brett
gsfauft ooer fonf auf unsbrIi9s unb
untattbafts Weifs srtuorben haben.
gs feblt au& ni9t an Ssnatorsn, Die
f9 asasn bas strafssisb psrsanssn
uro 9anoIunsen pertbt baben, u.I9s
He bon Re&tsusssn aus Der gsisls
f3aft anffdnoigsr Wsni9sn ausf9lieBen
fo1tsn. 9eesnhbsr allen ioI9en Wits
sliebsrn aber asigt Der Ssnat cine
Suloiamtsit, wel&e R9 f9usr In. Gin.
Hang bringen ldbt nit benz siano.
punt. bab er bic phrbisfe unb Dor.
n:bmfs seiebsebenoe 26rperi4aft Der
@elt fei. Wdre sr, bas tpirfli9, 10
mtibts es bod iein sifrigfes Befrsben
fsin. f& bon bisien unuiirbissn Nit-
slisssrn 3u ~fdubern.
Sn Der aoniularrsformtiG bes ST.
natcr 2oo9e, weIds ~alsrbinas I'm
Senat i9limm sussri&tst tporosn if.
bon bsren .Befimmunssn nbsr bod
.immsrbin sinigs Der METROPOLITAN &c.
rettst tuerbsn btirftsn, beinbet f& aud
Elm parasrapb, uel9er bic MufR9t
tiber bas gsiammte 2OniuIarmefen fhnf
rsiisnben Snipsttoren iibsrtrdst.
Wie r6tbig sine foi9s 2oniularin-
petition ID, bas beweif Der jest benz
Qon9rsb unterbreitste 8eri9t bes
6ilfs.S taatsiefretdrs psires, ueI9er
pOr einissr 3sit ben auftras srbieIt.
nod benz fsrnsn ORsn 3u sebsn unb
bic bortissn ameritanii&en aOniuIats
gu inipisiren. gs tparer, benz prGF.
benton uno benz Staatsfefretar @es
rfi9te au Obren aefommen. psl9e
siniss Der 6srrsn 2oniuln In einsm
sans merfmiroiasn 2i9ts srf9einen
liehst Menen mehrere hmm GnfeI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

@enn bas bemofratii@e Gountp.
Sidet 10 forsfdltig nominirt tpirb ME
bas perfoual bes oemofratii4eng ountp.
@omite, 10 tptrb es bemislbsn an llns
tsrfitbung rri9t feblsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

Die Setter bic Der SoIf ssrafen
bat wirb bas Bolt nun nt9t pieber
log ndmli9 bic Bubelentbhqungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

SO itteret9 mieber etnen
Abf&teb n.
st. petersburq, 10. ApriI. -
Der Rampf awii&en &eaition uno Re.
form III nod benz libsraIsn @ablfeae
bsfttg sntbrannt unb prsmisr Witte
bat wieber einmaI ieinsn 4bf9ieb Elm.
9srsi4t. bod bat Der 9aiier nod nidt
gean!wortet.
@ris@enIanb.
rin5unbprtn3 lin
males.
goru u, 9. MpriI. Der prina unb
bic prinaeiRn bon Wales Iangten bon
Snoien fommenb beute Na@mittaa bier
an. sic tuurbsn bon benz R6nia BON
@ris@enIanb peri0nIi& bssrttbt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-30

and priests handle their congrega-
tons. He has ct his fingers ends the
laws Of hygiene and the process Of
nature. We are Tar from sure, indeed,
that he didn't invent them himself.
The tides, the waves the winds. the
vast subterranean perturbations, the
electric and atmospheric disturbances
which SO perturb and mystify the
common herd, even the gentry and no
bility, are for him - simple as the
alphabet. He would with equal con-
fldence conduct an expedition through
the northwest passage, prepare q
chart of the canals in Mars and dose
a peasants baby for the Group He
stands prepared. II properly approach.
ed, to yoke the once skittish dOgmas
of predestination and free will and
drive them in perfect step and har-
mony.- Washington Post.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-30
japanese Heroes Are Comma.

San Francisco, Nov. 22.--CollectOr
of the Port StrattOn has been mott
fed to prepare for the reception OF d.
Japanese squadron which will come 10
this port next spring. The visit will
assume much international Importance
and extreme courtesy is to be offered
the officers and squadron.
The Toxic government has apprOpri-
ated 100000 yen for the expense OF
the cruise Vice Admiral Shichrio IA.
TAXA, commander of the third squad.
ron of Port Arthur under Admiral To
60, Is to be in command.
The squadron is to be composed OF
three vessels, a first-class battleshil
and two cruisers. 1t will come direct
to San Francisco, arriving in either
March or April, after making a brief
stop at Honolulu.