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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28
DC boje Triier.
9Ois er Sfbloen?

90 nanr maj iaa iperger ON
4aringen eaer ON, bois Sfploen er,
ioo Ipoer Sooret meget forifeaigt.
ct &arrifoturbilIeoe / ct Chicago
blno forIe0en pegeoe pao 5armeren
JON Sen, Der bar Sfnloen for De
bsie Briier. 5or6rugeren itaar for
legen me0 Senoerne / 2ommen og
ipsrger ON 4ariager. Saa logger
5obrifanten (meo 8oriffen / Cont
mem og SIogteren oelta9enOe boer
ben enc Soano poo bans SfulOer
og peger ben imoo 5armeren, iom
fgrer forbi / en- Mutomobil. 500
pafferen itaar bngpe0 og peger /
ianlme 4etning. Oct par ino eet
Spar. Oct ligner merfeligt Den
gamle Sorteling, at ingen oar 10.
rigere / at roobe: Crib Snpenl emo
Spoen ielb.
9u bel : Aariagen er bel life
iaa let at finoe, iier iaa I9nee en-.
bper peeer bort fra fig ielo.
n@ip os / Dag bort 0a9lige9rsOl"
9enne Bon bar Dor Serre Seius
ieIo blanot andre gegRringer lagt
fine OiicipIe / M1noen. 8i bar
altiaa &et til of be0e ON oaeligt
9rso" = life at Menneifer, men
of Sub.
gnbper prlie og flittig arbei-
Der, enten ban ino fortrinsois or.
beioer meo Ianoen eQer meo Saan.
Den, bar retm9siie aroo poa bag
Iiet grso eaer ct oroentIigt 2tus-
opbof6 af tit Qrbeioe.
Oct flyer egentIig / og for fig
life meeet, enten Briierne pna 2iOs.
forneoenbeoerne er bsie eaer laoe;
men Der ifuIoe pere ct rimeliet 6or.
bolO ime1em Briierne og arbeiOs.
lsnner. Sg Der er BET, StGobe.
6en er fommen ino = Yriierne er
iteget / Ionet bsiere @roo END ar.
beioslsmen, iaa ielp ben fIittigite
ar6eioer til 4sos fan foo lit bag
lige 9rso = meo liot $50 ogSmer
til, ON man bill.
Set er life uoen Mnriaa, at Sfri,
get imoo De beie Briier paa 5soe.
barer er reiit. Men Ri er life enige
me0 Dem, Der better Sfnloen pda
fSarmeren.
@iItnof mna BET inoremmes, at
5ormeren, grooucenten, bar bsitet
5oroel al 6e beie Yriier, % ri bar
pei life 6eaer 3et til at frifenoe
Jarmerne JON en- alasie ira Den
nlminoeliee geg9rligbeo. 9i feler
os i boert 5alo life opiororeoe til
at ggre abiolut 5orifel meQen De
fo%rifeuige Samfunosfla5ier. Naar
oi ina naigeoel er tilbeieliee til At
retf9r0igggre 5armeren i oenne
5or6inoelie, ino bar oct andre
8runoe.
Oct er life 5ormeren, Der beltem-
mer Briierne. San fnn life meoe
frem paa Mnrfeoet nleo iine Bro
buffer og ii9e: Del piI ieg baoe
for min 9oeoe, min Mais, nit
Smsr, mine gGg, mine Stuoe og
Soin etc, og bUis man fife p1
eiDe BEN gris, ieg forlanger, iaa
beboloer ieg ielo mine garer. Rel
5armeren er toungen til at tn9e
oen Pris, Der bDoes BAN eqers
fan ban beboloe fine Eager.
8eO Si0en Oeraf fan neOiles, al
Ri enOnu in9en 5armertruit bar.
5armerne bar nof til forifeIige Ii.
Der foriegt at lutte ii9 iammen for
at forIpare oeres Snteresier, men
oct ligger I Sneens 0atur, at be
fife fan lane Eruits. De er for
mango ON set. Saa fun6e arbei-
6ere / De forifeaiee Sag 90 lettere
lutte fig iammen og fere Mnet-
Iprog. Men oct oiier iig ogina at
bore In9rt nof.
Der maa aItfaa peges | anoen
9etning for at anbringe Sfploen
for Be beie Briier. Uaen oct ifnl
Ri M life forieee pno fer. Der er
andre, Der bar iat fig oct iom en-
ipeciel Spgaoe, oe ioo fan oi n6ies
ne0 at iaattdde. hmm Heiu[tdt be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

8 7iIfalbe Of 1rsselmasfebeoer ueo
Npbfoaslien hebes man tlase til bet itsblise
RDftneier.. Sfuloe bet life biGlpe, bebes
man henuenbe fig til o8onfteren"s
Rpntpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
-(62)-

Nosotros lamabamos novio pobre joven que pare
cia tn sombra.
-IIablas de el 81 hubiese muerto Olivaije
81 secamene.
-Temo que haya cado en- e vicio y peor aun,-
tst6 Olivia sentenciosamenteIa noche encOntr6
Jaime Rolestons dijo que apenas vea va Gerar
do Baxter que este ba va Berkeley Street que temia
no Sc hubiese dado a la mala vida.
Olivia Gamma deante de mi e sendero estrecho
tiene que mrar onde pone los pies de moo que vueve
la cabeza
Me allegro de que asi sea-
ST me mrase dejara de chocarla mi excesva padez
-Es una laSma como compreuderas,- continue Es
tan ioven tan guapo Catalina Rolesons me ha dche
va sabes que estvo Brighton a de marcharnse
yo que pas6 la pOr lado Regent Street
oprimi6 e coraz6n al 10 NAL rOpado que iba Me
ito que lie hubese habado tan andrajosO iba
pero pas6 sin mrara Supongo que conoceria que
estaba para habarle a una sonora en- la Gale.
i Sc ALOHA Carleton Street?
No 10 Sc. Jaime sabe tampoco gran sobre el.
Dice que lie gusaria que e creyese que meta
vida prvada pues orguloso que 81 lie ofrecera
una comda pensara que porque sembane expresa
hambre.
i De as?-pregunt6 sumamente apenada.
-Veras esta muy faco-respondi6 Olivia, riendO lige
ramen-Pero ALA estan construyendo de triunfo
Ssabias esto Liza?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
(63)-- --

Oi decr algo. Daremos la vuea por ell jardin. No
deseO que nos rodeen un ejambre de abejas.
Abandnando la alameda abri pequena verja alberta
en- la tapla, coronado de box hiedra.
-. No quieres que vean Liza?
Hoy 81 puedo evitarlo Bastane marco tendre ma.
mana.
-Querida mia hablas de tn mayor edad como de una
triste
-Es para mi fastido
Quiers decr que Woodhay sera 10 successive un fase
tidio para ii?
oh, no. No pienSo abandonar ugares
-Asi 10 creO,-replic0 Olivia riend0-aY Y cuando ven
dr6is a vvir aqu, Liaf
ia vivir aqui ?-repeti distraida.
samos de la rectoria Cuando vendrs habitar la casa
solariega?
No Sc P6ro que hasta que e ito Tobias
no Sc retire pOr veio de de unciones rectorales
i no puedes vivir aquf sin ell ito Tobias?
i YO soa Olivia?
-Podias tener agunas se1oras de edad contigo
-CreO que sobraria-dije encoeiendome de
hombros
-Por de pronto yo Sc de u. para mas adeane Pc
70 no podria la tia Rosa vivr contigoq
No GUERRA dejar al tio
tn ito pOdia traer al reverendo acinto del Boqe pa
que lie reemplazase
Imagine que ell ito querria ademas ell reverendo
quiere estabecerse ell pueblo has visto la linda gram
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
MISAS

Catedral-Dias laborables: 7, 7-30 y $40
-Festivos: 5, Z, 8,9y IL.
Saa Francisco-Dias laborabies: 7-Fes-
tivos: $50, Z y 7-30.
San Jose-Dias laborables: Z y $780,
Festivos: $50, Z y 7-30.
Santa Ana.-D1as laborables y $780,
-Festivos 6 y 10.
Puerta de Tierra-Martes 7.-Domin-
ges:9.
Sagrado Coraz6n (Santurce) .-Dlas Ia
borables 7-30.-Festivos 7-30 y9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
Articulos para esCrltorio
UN GRAN SURTIDO

Escribanias elegantes, proplas par.
regaios, de varios tamanos y precios
Papeles de todas classes, Sobres, La
pices, Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para co
piar, Copiadores de cartas, Libretas d.
das tamanos, Factureros ultimo mo
delo e intinidad de otjetos a precio.
ec0nom;cos. =.
De venta en- el BOLETIN MERCAN
TIL. ssz =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
Hotel Paris
wrv -
CALLR MKNDKx VIGO Ndm. az4
Mayagiex. IS


Sito.ado este establecimiento eA u
centro de La ealle M6ndez Vige, ooa-
un jardfn a frente, es ell que reuns
mayores ventajas y comodidades para
los senores viajeros, y ell que cuensa
con mejores habitaciones frescas, vens
tiladas, magnificos bafios y duchas.
- Comidas { todas horaS -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
U|fnE 0bII |eCbdW en- ID ub|pfl del BOefD he|Cld1

Ulu0 UUlu0 l6bUluuO 6l III lU6llu l6l Du|6ll 6bulID
"Ama n1useo oantares", poesfas por
sodade Gaeras msmo auto 90 centavos
obras poetcas de Julio Flores:
Fronda Llrca 'Poemas unaoon fanqueo
Vendim6n Poemas por Marquna nanqueo
FL Tiun Vda Dogos Noveecos- Manuel Carretero
Pes sse9gdes o1os Enqqs % p omq g. cts anauee
Bohemias po Molina anqueo
OBRAs RAMON DEL VALE NOLAN
Lobo tomo ranqueo
E' Marques de Bradmi" Cooquos Romantcos omo rs cenao
4gu1e de B1asdn oomed barbara Is anaueo
Sonata de Pmorero del Marques de Bradomn IS
Flor sa4dad Historic Menaia As anqueo
Aromos de Lendas Poes tomo 65 centavos ranqueo
Poa P$smas GOne de Castro tomo 50 cts
M Agnno Poes selectas coeondas por Jose Leon n
gano, :, tomo 80 oenavos con nanqueo o
" o 5ss 1910 Son om an
tav0s con 5anqReo Hts.uo o,o
II tomo 45 cenavos ranqueo.
Romdnta por Fortn centavos con
casuanas, por j. Gaan
eentavos fanqueo
Aouara4s Cuentos Poeas Lonzana
Ran1e de Fioaones Prosa por Codina
0Nas poesas Arturo Reyes tomo 60 @ cts Ianqueo
Orah0S del EbrO, CntOs RGques TeOdOro
l Ocentav
capho poesa Manuel MachadO ltomo
Del Cercado Ajsno Versones poeta Daz Oanedo
so franQueo.
El Eant Poesias Ruben Dao anqu
La Casa de la Pinava poesfa de Martinez
fanqueo.
Camino Poesfas por Ferra,
franqueo.
La Comdea de las Vgonsa Garcia Sanchez
fanqueO
Baudeae,
casteano Eduardo MaTquna
De Mis- r'a Poesas Alfonso Perez Nieva 40
franqueo.
1ndaacto por Murub oenvos col
fanqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
Leyes de 1909

Sc encuentran de venta
las Leyes y Resoluciones
de 1909 q un peso ejem-
plar, y un peso 10 centa-j
vos con tranqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
Seeelor reIlglo$a
SANTOS PARA MANANA

La Catedr ade San Pedro en- Roma y
Ezanta Prisca virgen y martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-17
IMPORTANTE

Deoido al aumento de negocios he
mos trasladado nuestra oficina de New
York 4
78 PINE STREET.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-25
BLEACHfD FLOUR CASE Is
CALLED IN FEDERAL COURT
All Disputed Points Between the
MillerS and Government
Are Involved.
PROCESS SAID TO BE HARMFUL

New Orleans, Jan. 25.-A large Sec
ton of the public will await with in
terest the final decision in n case
which came up for hearing before
Judge Foster i'm the federal court here
today. The case is the first to come to
trial that involves all of the disputed
points i'm the so-called bleached flour
controversy between the millers of the
country on the one hand, and the de-
partment of agriculture, which is seek
ing to enforce the pure food laws.
That the government expects a hard
fight is evidenced by the fact that it
has employed several special attorneys
To assist the United States District at
torney in prosecuting the case now on
trial
The bleached flour controversy be-
gan when DIR. Wiley, the pure food ex-
pert of the department of agriculture
ruled that the process was harmful to
the public health and violation of
the federal pure food laws. The pro-
cess. which has been used for several
years by the millers in many sections
of the country, consists OF treatment
of freshly ground -four in a machine
invented by a man named Allsop. which
through the operation of certain gases
takes out the moisture OF the flour.
Unbleached flour. If placed in the
sun. will dry out and become white in
q short time. but -four allowed to lie in
barrels never becomes entirely dry,
and while moisture remains. the -four
retains it's golden yellow hue. II has
been proved that the whittier the flour
the whittier the bread will be. and man
ufacturers who wish TO hold the favor
of housewives who take pride In the
whitcness of their bread were quick to
take advantage of Allsop's invention.
which i'm few minutes accomplished
what would take months of natural
processes. and which always insured
absolutely white -four.
Or. Wiley declares that the use of
gases i'm the bleaching process is det-
rimontal TO health. Furthermore. he
alleges that the fight To retain the pro-
cess Is made not by the millers or the
bakers OF the country. but by the man
ufacturcrs OF the machinery used In the
bleaching process. The manufacturers.
declares Dr. Wiley. have raised n fund
OF siO0. 600 TO defeat the contentious Of
the government
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-25
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MICHIGAN IN BRIEF.
49,: .::**:* 49, = -. 49,: :. ::

Saginaw-William Knox, engineer.
and Roy Warner. foreman, were in
jured when the end of the boiler OF
their locomotive on the Pere Marquette
blew out. Several houses in the imme-
diate vicinity were slightly damaged
by the force Of the explosion.
Lansing-AttorEoy General Bird has
rendered an opinion i'm which he states
that all fines collected I'm the various
counties must be turned into school
library funds. -
Holiand-It Is probable that Names
Albers. who was arrested on the charge
OF embezzlement will never be tried
and II Is claimed that when he left
with the funds of n collection agency,
he probably was not accountable for
his actions. The man Is subject 10 at
tacks OF mental abberration and was
confined In a sanitorium for time.
Birrninahsm-George Locke was
thrown from a RIG and had both legs and
one arm broken when his horse became
frightened at an electric car. He was
taken TO Harper hospital at Detroit
where his condition II pronounced seri-
Gus. He Is 81 years OF age and Is a
produce buyer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-25
ED. ]. COLLINS UNlNJURED.
Duluth Man in Snowslide Which Killed
Two Men.

Duluth Mimi, Jan. 25.-To be car
ried 800 feet down the side Of a pre-
cipitous mountain, in a snow slide that
swept all before it, carrying rocks and
trees in its wake, and killing two of
his companions. was the thrilling ex-
perience of Edwin J. Collins, a mining
engineer of this city. who returned to-
day from the copper river country of
Alaska.
In the snow slide in which Mr.. Col
Inns came so near losing his life, II.
Curtiss Elliot of Chicago, n man very
well known in mining circles, was
killed as well as II. II. Greer of Seat
tie
These men were swept down the
mountain in the slide with Mr.. Collins.
The fact that the Duluth man was for
tunate enough to land on the upper
part of the huge drift Of snow, was
the only thing that saved his life. His
two companions were buried under the
huge impact of snow and II was five
days before their bodies were dug from
the snow.
The snow slide occurred on Decem-
ber 80. 1t was a most unusual event
at that time of the year, as the ther-
mometer registered II degrees below
zero. Snow slides are not uncommon
in Alaska in the spring of the year
when the snow is melting. But to
have one occur in the dead of winter,
is most uncommon, according to the
statement of Mr.. Collins.
Mr.. Collins left Duluth last Thanks
giving. He was in the Southwestern
part of Alaska in what is known as the
Copper river district. Eight compan-
ions were walking along the mountain
trail when the slide occurred. The
other five men escaped uninjured. Mr.
Collins was more frightened than in
jured by the thrilling experience. but
the loss of life OF his two companions
was n great shock
He says he was carried down the
mountain at terrific speed. and that
the only thing he could realize was
that he must be killeri or buried alive.
Except for the shock. he was unin-
jured. I'M
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-25
is NOT AFTER
CORPORATIONS
Reported Crusade Against Busin-
ess Concerns Has No Found
alton Says Taft.
PRESIDENT ISSUES STATEMENT
Purpose Of Administration No Differ
ent Than Outlined in Message of
jar, z. James J.. Hill Confors
With Executive.

Washington. Jan. 25.-The president
today made public the following state
ment as 10 reports that the admins
tration is planning a crusade against
unlawful combinations OF capital.
mo statement was issued. either
from the attorney generals Office or
the White house. indicating the pur-
pose Of the administration, with refer
ence to prosecutions under the anti
| trust law. is other than as set forth
in the message Of the president on
Jan. Z, 1910. The SENSATIONAL state
ments as II there would be no depart
ure from the indscriminate prosecu-
tion of important Industries have no
foundation"
The statement was issued after the
president had talk with James ].
Hill, and had received information
that prices i'm New York Were crumb-
ling under various reports printed yes
terday morning Hill, upon leaving the
White house, said he was sure the
president wouldn't attack corporations
of themselves. but the sins of corpora
tions.
In his special message on Interstate
commerce and antitrust laws the
president. i'm connection with recon-
mendations for federal incorporation
act, said:
1T is the duty and purpose of the
executive to direct an investigation by
the department of justice through the
grand jury or otherwise into the his
tory, organization and purposes of all
Industrial companies TO ascertain If
there is any reasonable ground for the
suspicion that tn Y have been or
ganized for the purpose and are con-
Quoting business on a plan which Isl
In violation OF the antitrust law. The
work is q heavy one, but IL is not be-
yond .-sla-As power of tile tiensrt1Rent of
Justice. II sufficient funds are ruinieh
ed 20 carry on Investigations and pay
counsel engaged in the work. But
such an investigation and possible
Of corporations. whose
or destruction affects not on
ly the stockholder. but millions or
wage earners, employees and associat-
ed tradesmen must necessarily tend %
disturb confidence in business. dry u7
the now flowing sources of capital
from it's places of boarding and pro-
duce a halt in present prosperity that
will cause suffering and strained cir
among the innocent many
for the faults of the guilty few. The
question which I wish in this message
To bring clearly to the consideration
of congress is whether in order 20
avoid such possible business danger
something cannot be done by when |
business combinations may be offered
means. without great financial dis
turbance, of changing the character
pf organization and extent of their
business into one within lines of the
law under federal control and super
vision. securing compliance with the
anti trust laws"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-25
STATE TRUNK HIGHWAY.

Spokane, Wash, Jan. 25.-Eleven
hundred miles is the length of state
trunk highway planned for washington
by Governor NJ. E. Hay, who is visit
ing i'm Spokane. The road is designed
to serve 20 per cent. of the population
of the state, now near the 1,25O,OoO
mark. and will touch IL cities, taking
in Bellingham. Everett. Seattle, Taco
ma, Centralia, Chehalis. Vancouver,
Walla Walla, Spokane, Wenatchee and
Iflensburg, continuing thence TO
Seattle.
Governor Hay announced that a
tax of one mill has been levied, and
II is estimated that this will bring in
at least SS50.000 year for use in inn
proving roads. lie also said he is not
i'm favor of large state appropriations
for the Improvement OF roads where
the money Is expended i'm small amounts
in various places. He said that while
the legislature OF Washington appro-
priated $640 goo for good roads i'm
1909. the money was spent in districts
where the state roads do not join. ad-
ding:
Il de not favor carrying on the
work i'm this manner. but | believe a
definite route should be selected and a
road built which will best accommo-
date the largest percentage OF our peo-
pie. and that every effort be used I'm
continuous betterment OF the routed
highway The plan I have outlined
appears 90 meet with the approval OF
all 10 whom IL has been presented"
Governor Hay Is n good roads en-
thusiast. saying that anything which
benefits the farmers and fruit-grow-
ers. who are really the backbone Of
the country viii attract thousands Of
others 90 the state. also encouraging
the county good roads associations %
greater efforts lie does not believe
there o. such a thing as having too
many good roads. expressing the opin-
ION that every dollar expended In this
work win return a hundred-fold.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-25
HElNZE's TRIAL IN MARCH.
Copper King Loses One Point and Wins
Another in Cases.

New York, Jan. 25.-F. A. Heinze
lost one point and gained another in
connection with the pendir charges
against him for alleged mis- plication
Of bank funds.
Judge Hough in the United States
circuit court denied the application of
the former copper king" for an order
enjoinng the government from obtain
ing further indictments on the charge,
following the recent quashing of one of
the Indictments previously found. Dis
trlct Attorney Wise announced he
would make further presentments to
the grand jury in the case.
The court then decided that Heinze
must be brought to trial on the two
indictments still pending. The date
Tor the trial was set for March g.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-25
SEA LORD OF
BRITISH NAVY
Admiral Sir Wilson Succeeds Sir
John Fisher in Import
tant Place.
IS ABLE EXPERT ON CUNNFRY
Has Had Long end Distinguished Ca
reer and is Inventor of Several
Appliances Connected With
Use Of Torpedoes.

London. Jan. 25.-Pursuant to tn,
Official announcement made at the be-
ginning of the year. Sir John Fisher
or Lord Thetford. as he has become
since his elevation to the pcerage. to-
day retired from the office of FIRST
Sea Lord of the British navy. He Is
succeeded by Admiral Sir Arthur Kny-
vet WILSON, who has the reputation OF
being the ablest expert on gunnery,
strategy and tactics in the British
navy.
The new First Sea Lord has had "A
long and distinguished career. Like
his predecessor he was graduated in
the torpedo school, and he is the in
ventor OF several appliances connected
with the use of torpedoes. In the
course of his long career he has
achieved about all the honors and dec
orations that can be hoped for by a
British naval officer. Besides having
the Victoria Cross. a decoration given
usually for signal bravery i'm battle, ne
is a grand commander of the Victor
ian order. He got his c. ID. in 1897
and was made Knight Commander
Of the Bath five years later and a
Grand Commander i'm 1906,
Sir Arthur was born i'm 1912 an1
gained his first experience as a fighter
in the Crimean War, when he served
of Sebastopol as a twelve-year-
midshipman. He took part in the
storming of the Taku forts in China
and served in the Egyptian campaign
Of 1882 and in the Sudan campaign
Of 1884.
II was at the battle of El Teb on
the Red Sea coast that Sir Arthur.
then a captain won the Victoria Cross.
It was at n critical moment when a
corner of the British square had been
torn asunder by q furious onslaught
Of the fanatical dervishes and through
the gap the way seemed open for them
to pour in and turn the battle into alb
solute rout Wilson sprang into the
breach and single handed as he was
lay about him with his sword and ao-
solutely held the enemy in check undl
some of the soldiers rushed to his as
sistance.
The list Of Sir Arthur's successive
Offices Is long. He became captain IN
1880, rear admiral in 1895. vice ad-
miral in 1901, was ald-de-camp to the
queen from 1892 to 1895, lord commits
sioner Of the admiralty and comptrol-
Ter Of the navy from 1897 to 1901.
commander OF the channel squadron
from 1901 to 1903 commander in chief
Of the home, and channel fleets from
1903 to 1907 and admiral of the fleet
in 1907.