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The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-30
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ana Fdncies

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Is ana Fdncies D., D.
| Langdon is having big religious sel
revival. 1ol
las
The gambling joints were raided in bee
Jamestown. tiv
u A farmers elevator will be estab-
lished at Barton. eie
4 - % ere
The Rock Lake Ripples ig q very Of
bright local paper. slv
i The Jamestown Elks will build a
$4,000 temple this year.
The Kramer Record is inclined to sA'
rub it in on Guy Scott newspapers. eo'
Governor Sarles will give the best ~
pupil in the town of Sarles gold
medal. :,
Commissioner Gilbreath Keeps up cat
!; the good work of properly advertising TOT
tho state aft
fEl to
Henry Koski, ninety.six years Of
age, has taken up homestead in =.
Ward county. -. -
Lieutenant Governor Bartlett has res
taken To the lecture n,atform s.New MI
Socialism is his theme. In
The Rollette Examiner is strong
supporter of the ideas advanced by OOC
Ex- Cons eressman Spalding. dr
las
Reynolds is to have second news wa
paper-and the town has never given OH
proper support to the old one.
The Niagra bank robbers seem to po'
have made successful escape They we
did not leave the faintest clue en-
Th
Nearly all the newspapers report teo
the arrival of new settlers with their
household effects and live stock.
i Ca
Political meetings are being held crl
every night in Grand Forks on ac- In
count of the warm municipal fight. ool
prs
The advice to go slow about sign lar
ing the petitions of candidates is be-.
ing freely handed out by the state -.
press. 80
-x- WA
There is an effort being made to tne
oust the superintendent of schools of pre-
Mercer county and the fight is getting cne
bitter. col
has
There was quite spirited time at4
the Granville village election, the
insurgents winning out over the tov
ssregulars. - pal
est
Major Murphy is not always on the ext
defensive in law suits. He won q sta
case as plaintiff the otner day and Sc lin
cured judgment for 1926. OPT
The Morton county fair association
has obtained money enough to pay off dal
it's Indebtedness and will hold big get
ger fair than ever this year. the
:. brc
Lisbon is to have third bank with an
a capital of $40, 600. The promoters Th
have bought what is supposed to be tha
the best location in town.
Editor Scott does not believe that orc
the best Judgment was used in select Fa
ing village officers at Lansford, but wh
bows to the will Of the people. Fa
Il of
Ex Commissioner Richardson of for
Ward county, who was ousted from BIZ
his Office by Judge Goss, has sued the Fa
Minot Reporter for $40, 900 for libel.
Mrs. A. II. Barnes wife of Judge M
Barnes. the first disrtict judge in the cn'
territory now comprising North Da nu'
kota, died at Delivan, Wis. last week. do
He
The Courant ventures the guess that .el
s'The Branch store at Minot had ".
quite run on hosiery on account of .oo
the ad. it published in the Optic on ~ ~
March 21st ,
q q I
A farmer named Stevens, living a,
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-30

The Milton Globe is now printing
eight pages all at home This very
creditable effort in a town the size
of Milton. Editor Rishotf is aggres-
sive in a business way as we'll as edi-
torially.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-30

President Roosevelt has signed the
order changing the boundaries of the
Fargo and Bismarck land districts,
which means that the land Office at
Fargo will be continued for number
of years. By the terms of this order
forty townships are taken from the
Bismarck district and added to the
Fargo district.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-30
Official Paper
For City dNd County

Entered at the postoface at Bottineau; N. D. as
second.class mail matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29

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in emud IN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
c0ozRi6HTtD 1906 81 J0EL ChdTDLER MFRS
ofEAT 6SiTAiN RioHTS RE5ERHEo

den ,gen e h h had his
width q &C u a % de roa
a
dcouMn a red Bpr
hard lie in d B come mighty mghbu im
rz
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

.s1...;,,..l t,..;..,,,
f"iiSt'd'' Iuis -, .
9eHSKs, whose aiti on t'io ''la ~ oi
Sufrehoerlns 10 me enemy ai'eI .iie
na'i'e OF me sea on 1al'''ii. pes''i' DC
i"re court ma sini ''i 'u's T. NJ ~,
), u,'i'.e,' V,eas -
m. four ntlicers of the toruedpboat
dastrnvnr podnvi who we're on trial
zyj,h th.. admiral were found guilty of
h.y,inp nr,.,,,eaif;9,ivelv surrendered
~. Hn',ovi and al, foi,r we're condemned
,n ,l,atb Nv .fnntin- Tho en,pcror
,yiiI ha reuiiee,.l 10 commute the sem
tenfn ~ me r,,u. officers To n dismissal
from the service.
o,,+ ae H;s ee,eee
w. " 80
y lu.i report 81 'ae '.to,'s'a'.e .oul'
indrtlai SHOWS liit' stG'i'lIal isoJes's eiic
SKY WAS acdul,tfa on 'hc sr"'l,'"l VI
,iol n@'iig IN ms lltii senses al'u WIS
therefore NOT a'f"uiltapie TOE "ii"e
,.ahspiiea ~ l,le ''''ie vi sur fei'' l. 3;
some or me oilleers VINO Mere .lie 'll
WiAn tsolestVehskS We're ''cau'.tei' eiie''
Suiie ilot pelhs l'foNeu.
isec'lii'llellua'loiiS lol mercy M s'l' :
cases Oh 'ap'alh re, ,oiiiiiue' sflel n ..
lSojestVensky sttlf captain i'afaholi !;
oi torpenopoat destroyer oeuoNi' ana
flIllpoVsky ana i-eont.eH, VINO were
round Sulity ana sentenced 10 pe shol,
we're IN accofdance WIN 'he resul'tloilS
and based ON phEsical ana nental de-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
Railroad Officials Called.
Resume lnuuiry.
AFTER ICE TRUST.
Frank Testimony That Ono lie Com :
pany Controls this Output
in Kansas City

Kansas City July II. Evidence of
the existence of am ice trust which is
alleged to control the local output is
being sought in an investigation begun
here by the county prosecutor
The investigation resulted from a
movement to GUST from business con-
Germs belonging to the supposed COM
bine. which IL is charged demands $40
per ton OF small consumers for ice that
costs it S1.50
Ill. l.. Burke. secretary of the l'eo-
pies Ice Storage and Fuel company.
testified his company had contracted
fo. the output of other ice companies
and that it would be a difficult matter
for these companies to furnish the sup
ply To competition without violating
their contracts with his company.
sln fact" he said they would not
dare do ii "
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
81 SUITS AGAINST
SALOON KEEPERS
Civic Federation OF Burlington
Evinces Determination to
Clean Things UP.
THE RESULT OF REVIVAL
rev Billy" sunday Started Things
Last Winter, and the Federation,
With Aid of Anti Saloon
League, Is Finishing.

iAwl0eiow IA July l.. Or. j. n.
Patterson president Of the Civic fed
erauen. yesterday iiled in the county
ietk office ciglltv-sevcn injunction
suits against s.t"pnkeepcrs and prop
eliA 0sneiS in Burlington. charging
tsem With maintaining liquor nui-
s.l!ee contrary TO the laws OF the state.
ESrlN StlOonktpnui in the city and
county IS .neudetl Tho name uf j II.
il nScl ii l)es Nleines. an agent of the
..ilti- Saloon league, is attached To the
a9iieeS as attorncS f,a the plaintiff
nnp suits :rr" brought in the names
-. ], \ Patterson and Il. +. Jones,
!eadins nlemlpers III the Burlington
lc Federation, They are Il continu-
ali VI | h. attempt TO purify i;,rling-
b"glln bH the feacration at the
'llsi. af the William \. Sunday revival
ceilings last winter and which have
lseij Burlington much turmoil.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
CONTINUED Next Week.
Raising a Girl the Wrong Way.

Atchison Globe: An Atchison girl
of fifteen gets up in the morning. eats
breakfast which her mother has pre-
pared, goes upstairs and takes care
of her room and then goes downtown.
sometimes taking two hours to buy a
spool of thread. She eats dinner which
her mother has prepared, wears
clothes her mother has made. spends
the afternoon reading story books or
gadding with her friends eats supper
her mother has prepared, and spends
the evening with her girl friends. She
has done nothing wicked all day, and
her mother is satisfied that she is
bringing her up right. But is she?
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
RAIDS GAMBLING DIVE.

Sac City. Ia, July lo-on authority
% information swornout in the court of
Justice OF the Peace w. l.. Baker at
Wall Lake. Sheriff A. %. Teepell and
several deputies made a raid on the
notorious beer and gambling dive at
Lakewood park, near Lake View. on
Sunday. and seized sixty-five cases of
beer, three barrels of wine and whisky
and the gambling contrivanccs. Sher-
if Teepell was assisted by Deputy
Sheriff NJ. f. Foster and Special Dep
uties f. ID. Fleming and Al DeGarmo.
The liquor was hauled to Sac City and
will be disposed Of by order Of Justice
Bakers court.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
Paste Jewels.

New orleans Picayune: Opportunity
is velvet shod.
Love is lifes rainbow gold.
Time waits for lots of women.
Sweets are the uses of prosperity.
intellectually is hopeless spinster.
Many heartache is plain indiges-
ton.
Sometimes no luck is the best sort of
luck.
A woman's cleverness rarely extends
to her heart.
No house is dark in which little
child smiles.
Popularity street is paved with pref.
ty speeches.
friendships funeral-bakcd meats arc
cold shoulders.
It's wise man who can turn OF his
wife's vocabulary.
He who hath plspky Of brass already.
hath q gold mine.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
oEsslcATED MILK.
wedish Doctor Makes Important Food

Swedish Doctor Makes Important Food
Discovery.
Stockholm. July 10. l.reilberg, u
Swedish doctor llas lust discovered a
process by which he cam convert i.l'esh
milk into a powder soluble IN water
Ky the new process the ordinary milk
is eliminated of all w;lter. and is dried
gradually. The umpy substance which
is left is then ground into fine powder.
The milk powder contains all the ein-
ment.; of pure milk and retains the mat
ural NaNor
For all purposes the dried milk can
replace fresh milk. II cam he used III
tea and coffee. it is suitable for infants.
and in the manufacture of confection-
cry it is better than the ordinary iluid.
Cheese and butter cam also be made
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
DRINK HIS OWN BEER.

Kansas Attorney Says Law Bars Ice
box treats.
Kansas City. Kan. July l0.-"1he man
who keeps beer in the family ice box and
serves it to his friends can be sent to jaii
the same as 'jointist, said c. w.
Wyandotte county. 1.-The law is so broad
that it makes 1t crime to keep, sell or
give any kind of liquor. This hits the
clubs square between the eyes and can be
made to also hit the men who think they
can keep beer in the family ice box ard
pass II around to their friends
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
DECIDE 20 CASES.
oea Supreme Court Affirms Several
Cases in Favor of
the State


i1es Moines la. July T. Decisions
banfIed down by tho supreme court TO-
gay were;
Sinie Of Iowa vs.. IseInke appellant.
.t'caais county affirmed.
state of Iowa ". !iartcr appellant,
iienrH county. affirmed.
state of Iowa VS.. Athey appellant
PoNeshek county. affirmed.
state of Iowa IS, Spiker appellant
Gass cotEtH; affirmed.
Met'Aninch vs.. McC'aninch, appellant
SCOTT county affirmed.
Independent School District of Nc
cow;tn appellant. vs. Local Board of
Review, Page county. affirmed.
SLY appellant vs.. Bell. Crawford
county. affirmed
Cripps vs.. Burlington. appellant, Mar
shall county. affirmed.
lnders, appellant, VS.. City of West
Union. t'ayette county; affirmed
Mccarthy VS.. Cotton. appellant, Lou
Isl, county, affirmed.
Montgomery. appellant VS.. Alden,
Greene county; affirmed.
Deere & Co. a.nellants. VS.. Meyer.
Fayette county; affirmed.
cole vs.. Gates Lumber company, APP
pel!ant. Butter county: affirmed.
Mckee vs.. Monser, appellant, WASH
ington county, affirmed.
Harding. appellant vs.. Kohl, john
SON county, affirmed
Miller vs.. Mason City and Fort Dodge
Railroad company. appellant. Webster
county; affirmed plaintiffs appeal; re
Ne2sed defendants appeal
C'hismore VS.. Anchor Fire Insurance
Noipaliy. appellant. Linn county; re-
N,i'snd.
Jenkins vs.. tiilligan appellant, Union
eounty reversed.
Kelsey IS. Continental Casualty
company, appellant, Dubuque county;
reversed.
Beard of Review, appellant Polk coun-
~ reversed.
l}ig4loM W. Ritter appellant, Jasper
county: reversed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
MUST USE OLD LAW.

Election of New Congressman to Fol-
low the Old Rules.
Madison. Wis. July 10. The attorney
general today decided a special election
must be held to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Congressman Adams.
and that the new primary election law
will not govern. but the man elected
must be chosen by the old caucus and
convention system.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
BOY HORRIBLY SLAIN.
Kidnapped Lad is Literally Cut t

Kidnapped Lad Is Literally Cut to
Pieces.
E'racs, /. T., July 10-The mutilated
body of S-year-old Harry Priester. of West
Tulsa. was found in st. Louis and San
Francisco wheat car Sunday night. The
boy had been abducted by a tramp last
Thursday from his home and is supposed
10 nave been murdered and his body
placed in the car to hide the crime. The
body was literally cut to pieces. There
il no clew to the murderer.
The body was found by the boys father.
It was so badly disfigured that the feat
Mres were unrecognixable. The only means
of Identification was the clothing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

Fwen,y-siv letters Of the alphabet
ana nine numerals neatly engraved on
an ordifaFs pinhead. This apparently
islposs dole ieatsof ntinitesilnal etching
has been accomplished by Eugene
5S-renger al expert steel and copper
plate '4nc'faNer Every letter and fig
are can he seen plainly through the
1nterasf ape ~ Without glass il one
has good sNes Il has been placed an
aXtihiiian n i public museum in PHIL
aii4lrllfsi
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
stlERlFFs MAKE fiOLLER
Dont Like Way the Anti Pass Re
moves the Opportunity to
CHARGE Mileaoc

Iles Nioines. Ia, July T. Sherifls in
convention todiiy started u move 10 ask
the LEGISLATURE. 10 repeal the anti pass
lax ~ obs" exempt county attorneys
and Sheriis.
Slltrift @oeol"ttc. OF Linn county
stam"d il. and WAS seconded by Hut
Sol,. OF Marshalltown, and others. They
claimed the lsw would make Iowa Il
haisor for crimnals, as the supervise
ols would NOT ALLOW the sh@rilts' bills
for transportation.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
ROJESTVENSKY
IS ACQUITTED
Court Martial Absolves Him
From Charge Of Surrend-
ering Bsttleship.
OTHER OFFICERS GUILTY
subordinatcs Declared Guilty of Pre-
meditativcly Surrenderins, but
clemency Is Recon-
rnended.
OTHER OFFICERS GUILTY

81. Petersburg. July 10. Addition
al details of tn. ,uutiny of the Sev-
enth cavalry al Tambor show that
both infantry ard Gossacks sent to
subduc the mut,ucrrs refused to tire
Oh them, he infantry bayonetting
the officer who gave The command.
only n detachment of dragons.
supplied with liquor. attacked the
uiutneers. Officers of the Seventh
fred on their own men. The num-
bcr Of killed ard wounded is not cs-
labliShcd
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

one Of the manias of he King OF
the Belgians is building. King Leo
pol9 who spends almost as much time
out of his countra $ be does I'm it, has
several residences which be seldom or
never visits. Vel he is constantly add
Ing Ia them He has a fine palace in
Brusseis. but when Within his own do
mains he prefers To spend his time in
The country He is also the richest
monarch i'll Europe so far as rca. estate
is cOlleernea.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
A CURIOUS DUEL.
5rothers-in-Law Adjourn from
Wrecked Train to the Woods
:, C;ok%

Cape G;irardeau, Mo- July 10. Nick
Bryant and George Rodgers, brothers
in-aw. q,arreed while ON a train near
Cnnalou last night, and drew revovers.
The engine at this juncture jumped
the track and during the interval of
delay, Bryant and Rodgers left the train
and entered the woods and shot at each
other until Bryant received a bullet in
the left eye.
Rodgers held the crowd at bay and
escaped. Bryant was brought here for
treatment.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
WARRANT FOR JOHN D.
King and Bring Him
Into Court

l'intilay. o.. July -. The warrant
fol John u. Rockefeller. which is ;nw
in the hands of the sheriff of Hancock
county is accompanied by Il copy OF
the Information affidavit which was
file! last Thursday in the probate cou'.
Here by Prosecutor David ct{n.S.li,
Rockefeller with violation of the lmti-
trust laws IN organization and main
tanning monopoly of the oil business.
he Warrant Directs the sheriff 10
take the said John -. lsockefel!ef. II
found in your county or II he sha.l SAKE.
fled, that you pursue him into another
county III the STATE, and taise aud sip:e-
that yoa viii htNc his body before ,nis
court 10 answer said complaint and
be further dealt With accpi ing to
law.
The Warrant is signed by Judge
9Il4ker of the probate court OF l:li.-
cock COUNTY
Railroad Officials Called.
Philadelphia. Pa. July 10 s;ubp6ei,t'
we've served by the governor today on
hvc officials OF the Pennsylvania r,il-
r9td calling GA tacrl to giNe testimony
at JalnestowD y. =. Thursday Ia re-
bate proceedings against the standard
Oil company
Resume Inquiry.
Cleveland. o., July 10. The federal
grand jury today resumed its imvestiS,,
tion into alleged violations ol the IN
terstatc commerce law by railroads AID
the Standard Oil company with !Alt 4.
dozen witnesses on hand.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

One Of the l4ational schools of domes-
tie ants and sciences is engaged in
showing housekeepers how a card index
system Con be used in the home. One
of tine llseS Of the system is substituting
for the ola scrap receipt book and tho
hig cook book Itself q box of index
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
HEADACHE POWDERS KILL.
Overdose Followed by Heart Failure
and Death of Davenport Woman

.'sNrl!llaHt. Ia, july - The death
pl Mrs. AlnW ''allmsiaausen of this
c8N is NOW attributed To an overdose
al hnlaaeAe Powders. followed by heart
failure 1t is stated that Mrs. t;anils-
flaasen lEltl been severely afflicted with
headaches ANA elurinS those spells WAS
ia TIE 1iltit ~ taking al'sse doses of II
hc$tittN" powder winch she kept in the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
Reform, LIKE CHARITY,
SHOULD BEGIN At HOME
s'tisners Sniff at Our Packing
Houses, but Their Food Fac
tories Reel< of Filth.

London, July l2. Britishers who
Rave been so virtuous recently over
the Chicago meat packing revelations
Mere today confronted with the am
nual report of the inspector of factories
and workshops. which shows condi-
tlun.s hero quite as revolving as any
thing alleged in the western packing
center
DIRTY factories and disgusting meth
DDS seem to be the rule instead of the
exception. lam factories. bakers and
sausage makers are all ccnsurcd as be-
ing cluallS filthy and the description
u one fits most of the others, Here is
the rcpor, "n n typical jam factory:
fNMr boiling room lay between tho
yard aud stable. and horses reached
til latter through the boilin;, room.
,!'lle sanitary accommodation was
ka.dlS separated from the rooms whore
tic ir"9i frllit nd uncovered jam wore
kept, aud til" floors we're dirty and UNI
drained -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12
DEPEW WILL HOLD ON.
New York Senator's Friends Say n,
Will Not Resjun.

VIII Not Resign.
New York. July lo.A close per
sonal friend of United States Senator
chauncey NJ Depew said today that
The senator is now in good health and
has no intention of diving or resisning
his seat in the United States senate
MIR. Depew is staying ut his country
home in Scarborough. \. y. He ex-
poets to sail for Europe in IL few weeks
and will not return till late in the fall.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

,siit- ,i1s Of tobacco is increasing. The
revenue reports show that in 1905 there
was an output in the United States as
follows: Cigars. 7.007.264.441; cigarettes.
$50, $3.50; plug, fine cut and snuff.
aGI. SSS ~ pounds.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

Two whipthong makers who went
INTO bankruptcy recently in South9Ar
England, declared that they ha4 been
ruined by motors, and especially ~ mo-
toy QypplbN&eS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

Hoarse Jones.
Mr.. Kroopeigh-Do you know az Stood
On the Bridge at Midnight"
Mr.. Harmonick Cat the piano)-No:,
but imagined from the way your voice
sounds that you must have been stand
ing In some exposed place!
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

Il. addition 10 his knowledge of con-
.inental Tongues King Edward is said
to know /. little Gaelic it is probably
no. ve.! much. for even Robert Louis
sce.enaor. = born Scot, could not mas
IL, this dinicult tongue.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

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Sti;ahls forming land is provided by
the Australian government for groups
Of moM ana THEN families that viii
ultimately form Village settlements, but
they ave mon TO he co-operatiNo each
Settler WiA stand OF fall ON his own
merits Cox, r,nWont oVrrsecrS VIII
guide ard nstrucr the settlers for two
years ara In Aouse erected for his
use casa h. NSel as 81 puhlc han oi
set05i 'l;sts rntions, implements, u
stlgaa stosk of cows poultry %'t
inotng f III wli@r t;i'ihS etc, WI
be ei TX q as laan ard must be
svpnias.iiy Falaltad u the STATE
n rs.rle ,htre is sreii eousuinp-
'int li k e, illo luiiap. sie com
fmo3 taW i 400 al.A the rWe. I'm, II
is ials.a 8Sje ia IatfWal stt~.
AcsarG rarr read at the lsof-
d. iN II. Madeleine. 81 lailk is
< pf ~ uot.ss4 leN Until he bulk
Is cGfsiG s.lt ~ lpe2is .At.~t sow
cea.i,i@ ta aiil IS Oettad Miga Z; fer
Eiell; 'stseM ssQnl tlt pteNipAs l2N's
ahi6& is ,4l.et .ag6ourt Tie prep
8r:l.isH IS it-f. l@pa 10 milk. ana it hrs
. lsis sans, Qtal acid TASTE, aNel IS OF
toJisp stutsit{uNs
---s>--
Jesans g. traV"ur has beeY school,
f,iast..i n tis 'ronNs psson. New Yor;
city. for sevaA years. His pupils are
tbs vol!m. iggelI and boys nNfai;!ng trial
FOR variaus ctfemses MI cir4vclr has
uxert-d al in;luence for good on thou
sands 0i ho.s There is not such am
master las lll. boys ask him whatever
thVv Wtsl. There is 40 set form of
study orc Question lends to another.
H.. L. 81 VI.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

He was a little, white-faced, clean
shaven. grizzly haired fellow of so. He
was still suffering from this sudden
disturbance of the quiet routine of his
life. His plump face was twitching
with his nervousness, and his fingers
could not keep still.
I'VE are investigating this unhappy
business, Bannister." said his master.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-07-12

o'ronsta,lt. july L.. Admiral Rojest
"ensky whose trial on the charge of
s,irrenderine TO the enemy after the
battle of the Sea of Japan. began be-
fore Il court martial on July 4. was
aCqultted today after the cour, had
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Exactly. Now. Mr. Soames, let us
have Il look at your servant Bannis-