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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
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wife OF C. b. Pare, prominent brick
manufacturer Of that city. says: When
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10 my attention l was suffering from -
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and passages were accompanied with
4 scalding sensation. Doan's Kidney
pills soon regulated the kidney secrs.
lions. making their color normal and
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and feel much better In every way.
A FREE TRIAL Of this great kid
new medicine which cured Mrs. Pare
viii be mailed to any. part Of the
United States ON application. Address
roster.Milburn Co.. Buffalo. n. =. For
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per box.
The breadth of our influence de.
ponds on the depth OF our earnest.
ness. ''A go
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

The burglar is always looking fol
an opening. "a ~ ssssA s IN.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

Tight lacing will prevent things
from going to waist.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
Halls catarrh Cur,

Conscience is something that trou
bles us after we have been found out
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
JAPAN PREPARING FOR WAR.
Doubling Russia's Withdrawal From
Manchuria, Japan Is Aiming.

Victoria, B. c.. May 14.-According
to advices received by the steamer
Empress of India, Japanese arsenals
were being worked day and night, pro.
visions We're being concentrated, coal
stored on Tshima island and on all
sides it was evident that Japan, doubt
ing the extent of Russia's withdrawal
from Manchuria, was preparing for
war.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
Defiance Starch

In the crisis of divorce suit q W0
man is apt to be unnamed.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
PosToFFicE ROBBED.
Postmaster at kossuth Compelled to
Open Safe and Deliver $50.

. Postmaster at koSsuth Compelled TO
Open Safe and Deliver $50.
Mediaopolis, May IA roughly
dressed, smooth shaven man, riding a
brown horse, dashed up to the post
Office at KOssuth yesterday and draw
ing revolver, compelled Postmaster
Richard Hedges to deliver over the
contents of the safe, amounting to
$3.50 in stamps and money. The ban
dit then escaped. Kossuth is short
distance northeast Of here and is q
small country village. Postmaster
Hedges is an old and rather feeble
man and could do nothing to prevent
the robbery, which was an exceedingly
bold one. There is much excitement
III Kossutf and here on account OF the
deed. but there seems to be little
chance of capturing the robber &
Eyes Failing. Hung Himself.
Burlington, May l1.Adolph Hack.
er, a wealthy old man, hung himself
Id shed. He was found BY Mr.. $.
i Blank. He was about 70 years old
and had grown respondent over ~
failing Of his eyesight.
IA chess tournament is always
played on the square.
Al Partisan thief, while robbing q
\ till In grocery on the Rue st. Hon
ore, unwittingly rang an alarm bell.
Grabbing handful ct coins, he ran
on. but was pursued, and captured.
He had swallowed N I'VE twenty
franc pieces each shout Shs size q =
hve-d OllaS eold piece.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

a man is seldom as smart or as
foolish as his wife thinks he is.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
TO REDUCE NAvlES.
England Would Join With Other Pow.
ers in Decreasing Armament.

London, May 15.-The question OF
the reduction of naval ornaments
came up again yesterday in the house
of commons during discussion of the
estimates. The speakers suggested
that the government take the first step
in proposing a reduction to other
powers. Sir Charles Dixie, advanced
radical, said he thought this might be
possible In view of the improved re-
lations between Great Britain and
France, those two nations might talk
the matter over and subsequently ap-
proach Russia Even if Germany did
not agree to a reduction the three
powers might effect something. 1t
was not necessary for Great Britain
to build against the United States. It
would be as great mistake to count
upon the United States as an enemy
as to count upon her as an active ally,
for the United States had always been
the great defender of the rights Of
neutralS.
Mr.. Arnold Foster, the admiralty
secretary, after having pointed out
that it was the duty of the admiralty
to deal with facts as they were and
not as they might be, said that all the
great powers were increasing their
maritime preparations, mainly Russia
According to the available figures
France and Russia together were now
building three more battleships than
Great Britain. AS the actual force
in ships which could be a,rayed
against Great Britain ought to be the
guiding principle he denied that the
admiralty's proposals were in excess
of the requirements Of the country.
The secretary added that he would
not on that occasion express any view
with regard to the position as affected
by the United States-"that was a
grave consideration which in the fu-
ture would have to be considered
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

Send SOC for package of Suel's-Thy.Oil II II
Toes not cure your ECZEM ~ will refund
.cu the money. SUEL MEDICINE Co, Des
WOihes, Iowa. 5gss5a7 81 ~ 3sg54
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

Life is a burden to the man who car
ries too much life insurance.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
LOVES THE PRAlRiEs.

Silence may be the wit Of fools, but
they seldom have it with them
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

Is constitutional cure. Price. 7sc.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

4 Statistics show that the standing
timber of Canada equals that Of the;
entire continent Of Europe and is5
nearly dcu6le that Of the United
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle, ex.
cept green and purple.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
Strenuous pursuit Of the impossible
begets activity minus the reward.

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nrst days use OF DR.. Klines Great Nerve Restoler
Send Tor FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise
OR II III KLlNE Ltd. S3l Arch st.. rhiladelphias -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

The ostrich claims the distinction
Of laying the largest egg. The egg
which weighs about three pounds, Il
onsidered equal In contents tc
twen.y.four hen eggs.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

When AnswstIns AdvsrtIssmsn
Kindly Mention This Pspess
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15

The breadth of our influence de-
ponds on the depth Of our earnest.
ness. '"' ''se
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-15
MOROCCO REBELS DEFEATED.

Immediate developments are await
ed with the greatest anxiety.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
Snbianapplis, Snb, Nipntas 2 Nppember 1903

Die pOrausIeBungslOie 6ori4ung sin=
trat, tuurpen ihm 3uitimmunssaoreiien
bon fat allen beuti9en SO9i9ulen 3u=
s.ianbt. Sn ben leBten Sasen nod
mar WommIen nit elmer &unogebung
su 8unlten elmer Nnndberun9 stpiI6en
Seuti9lanb unb England ein9etrsten.
Sm Sabre 1896 ernannte Die Staot
&om Mommisn gum gbrenbiirser. gr
mar 8ieetanjler oes Sroens Pour lie
merite" fir &unit unb Wiiieni6aft,
bod baben duBere @6run9en Den Gor=
ider tpenis bsriibren f6nnen. Gr mar
cine tppiI9e @elebrten .@ri9einlng nit
Der ausorufspollen boben Stirn, ben
ipre9enben Nugsn, oem tueiben, nal.
lenosn Snar. 9luf bieie 3ieroe mar er
ni4t wenig fOl3, uno als i'm Sanuar
b. s. bas Saar Geuer ring, als er ibm
nit elmer Stearinter3e au na6e fam, ba
bemerfte Der profeiior launi9 5u ben,
gu isinem 8siltanb berbsieilenOen 6a=
milien Wit9lieoern: pDeit meiner
Sa6nbeit 1T es nun borbei."
&m IL. 6ebruar b. S. wuroe Der
9reiie @els6rte bas Opfer zines ernfe=
rem llnfalls. @r puroe beim Sreu;en
Der StraBs bon elmer SrOi9te sefabt
unb umgeworfen. @enn Der nnfall
aud feline ernltlideren i9weren 5olgen
bate, 10 ma6te ii9 bod BON Der 3eit
an cine ssuiiie Sdwdde seltenb.
9lu9 als freiiinniser politifer frat
Sbeobor MommIsn bemertensuertb
berOOr er s.b0rte in Der 3sit bon
1873-82 Dem preubii9en NbseOrone'
tenbauie als 8ertret.r bss @ablbe3irfs
@Ottbus=Spremberg ssittpeii. aud BEN
&sidstase on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
yom Der Soriebuns 1T bsionoe=
rem SauB genommen.

Die Gamilie Berger bon 2113 Wen.
Del Ipe. i4eint iid bes befonoerer
SduBes Der gorisbung 3u srfreusn,
oenn am lebten Samitas befanben fif
3tuei glitalieoer oerielben in 9ebens.
aefabr, aus wel9er fie ieoo9 unperlebi
beroorgingen. 9llfreb, Der dlteite
Sobn, felt bier Sabren STUDENT an
Der yuroue llniberlitdt, befano iid
auf bem llnsliids8use uno fam obne
legli9e IerleBung babon.
Sa bic @ataifrOpbe ii3 in nd6iier
Ndbe Der Wobnuns Der Samilie Ser.
ger ereisnete, 10 mar Die Qufreguna in
oerielben fiir einise 3eit cine bod.
sraoise, ba fie uuBtsn, oaB Nlfreb iit
auf oem 3use befanb. Sie Jreuoc
mar nattlrli9 cine grObe, als berIelbI
iein @ri6einen ma9te.
3pel Stunoen aubOr befanb fid
feline Wtutter Srau Nmalie igerger al:
pahagierin auf Der Columbia 9lDe
Gar, wel9e on Der Selamare uni
Waibinston Ctr. nit elmer Srbingtol
Gar collioirte. @u9 fie fam unperleb
oabon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
Temer tn einer STRIDE.

Sn Der Stride Der Central unibsr=
faliiten=9emeinoe, Seem Serisp Str.
unb Is. Str. brad bsute Morsen
ge9en 3 llbr in GOlse zines ibsrbeist.n
6urnaee Elm 6euer aus, our9 mel9es
oas Snnere oes @ottes6auiss nabssu
total serf0rt wuroe. gtur bem raf4en
uno enersii4en @inf9reiten Der 6euer=
webr 1T es au beroanten, baB bas
gauge 8ebdube ni9t Elm Raub be,
6lammen murbe. Der S9aoen be.
lduft Iit auf ettpa $2500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
@er ioa beu ipieaeriinoen?

s. Mandel, Elm &eiienoer aus Seem
YOrf, tlaste seitern Der gOlisei, bab Ell
am Samitag Ibeno, als er an Wafb=
ingtOn Str. uno Senate Gbe. ben Sc
fdn9en etc. Der Seilsarmee lauf9te,
ieiuen Siamant-8uienfnopf berloren
babe, ben er borii9tsbalber in bis
Sai9e babe ifeden tpollen, mabridein=
lid aber neben Die Sai9e seifedt babe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
seinem gerletmmsen erlesem.

Sol. s. 6. Greeman bon 3nisbts=
toipn, Snb., tpel6er an Der college
Ibe. uno 81. Str. por eirt.een @o9en
bon elmer eleetriiden Gar umseranni
wurbe, 1T in 7l2 Of @aibin9ton
Ct, tuoielbit ibm isitoem pfe9e autbeil
wuroe, ieinen 8erlebun9en erle9en.
Ser Ierbli9ene seitnete li6 pdbr.nb
oes Sitrgerfrirges als @ommano.ur
zines Gapallerie &eeiments burt
Sapferseit aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
Oamen=Seretn oes Soc. Tnrn=
beretnS.

Ser Samen 8ereit bes Soeialsn
Surnoereins traf in ieiner seffrisen
regelmdbisen geriammlung peitere
8orbereitunsen fir Die Sanfiagunss=
feier. Sieielbe berfpridt cine groB=
artige Mfaire su tperoen.
Sie 8orbereitungen liegen in ben
Sdnoen Der 6. Section, 8orfibenbe
SRI. Carrie 8als.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
Wins Den 0sri4tsbSfen.
81 d ter Mlforb's Snfru e.
tionenan b e @ro q e.
tpprenen betr. 8 0 o.
-. q ,.1a 90 !. 4 =. . . -.
m { n's % o o lro o m.


me p's g oolroo
Sie 8roBsei9mOrenen traten beute
8oruittas fir ben Nobember=Sermin
wieoer in SiBuns. geDor iis ii9 CUR
Seratbuns uno llnterIu9ung suriif=
3osen, CAB &i6tsr 9llfOro ibn.n Sn=
itruetionen iiber poulsimmer i'm Nllge=
meinen unb Soonep's @tabli1ement i'm
geionoern. g9enn getpeismaterial 9e=
gen basielbe sefunoen peroen t6nne,
oann iolten au9 Dbne &iiili6t auf
Perionen Nnfla9en erboben me,oen,
einerlei, ob oieielben prominent iaien
ooer ni6t. Wenn Die @roB9ei9pore=
men ausfdnoen, bab in Dem @tablihe=
ment gBetten auf Pferoe ent9esen9e=
nommen uno au9 ausbesa6lt tpurben,
10 iOllten un5ebingt Nntlasen erbOben
tperben. Ob Die &ennen in bieiem
Staate ober in einem anoern abgebal=
ten tperben, lei einerlei. Ser &i9ter
Iagte fsrner, baB er in @rfabrung ge=
bra9t bGtte, baB Der gisentbiimer oes
@tabliiiements, troBoem basielbe aus-
seboben wuroe, 6ffentli9 ertldrt bdtte,
es troBbem nod fOrt,ufiibren.
Wenn bieies Der Gall iei, 10 mdre es
bic phi9t bes @riminalseridts, bieIem
seisbloien Sreiben @inbalt gu sebietsn.
Sieies t6nne aber erit bann gei9eben,
tuenn bic SrOBsei4wOrenen ibrerieits
ibre pfli6t uno S6ulbiefeit 9etban
uno Nntlasen erboben bdtten. Sails
nun elmer Doer Der anbere Der
8rOBsei6murenen CLAUDE, in bieien
Gdllen ni9t unparteiiid ibanoeln
Su tOnnen, 10 ioae bieies unberaiisli9
benz &i6ter 9emslbet peroen, auf oab
Die @ranbjurp fih aus Mdnnern su=
iammenIeBs, uel6e fir cine gere9te
uno unparteiii9e Surdfiibrung Der
@riminalseieBe bes States iino.
Sierauf 5Osen Die 8rObsei4wOrenen
ii9 CUR 8eratbuns suriid.
Nuf ben Ia. NOpe m Der
ber d oben n.
Sm pOli3siseridt wurben bic Sdlle
bon SoSmep unb Der iibrigen ia an=
getlasten auf ben IA. Nobembsr ber=
f6oben. gs miro oann Elm Gal bers
ausgeia9t perben, tuslder sur Ser
banblung uno sipar bor 9eitwOrenen
gelan9en ioa.
@s 1T m0sli9, oab bis babin Die
@rOBeeiaworenen idon Nntlasen er=
boben baben.
Soomep unb @enoHen tperben bon
Den Inmdlten elmer Marf9aa, 9ar=
bing uno @roninger bertreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
Gin Mrbeiter am neiten 8unoes=
@eb6uSe tSotlt9 berlett.

@lis Wilfon BON 416 Oi Waib=
in9ton Str, tpelder am gau bes
neuen Sunoesaebdubes beiddftigt mar,
itiirste beute Na9nittag bon einem
@eriife uno erlitt fold fbwere 8er=
lebungeu, baB er idwerlid ben Sag
nod iiberleben tpirb. gr iDurbe nad
oem ct. 0incent 6oipital gebra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
8otemmaoel im Sisnit.

Sn ben 3peis=Offices Der Weifern
Union Selegrapb so. bon Snoianapos
lis traten beute 8otenmdo9en in
9ienit.
Sn Der Saupt=Dffice io0en nod tpie
DOR 8Otenjungen beiHdftigt psroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02

s~ &au9t Gle BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
Nn age oes Wf roes &c
gen einen Yolisifen
erbD BEN.

atprenee urg. &obinion
alias .9oc" Smilep, tpel4er am lebten
Greitas Mbeno bon benz poli3iffeu &eif
geidONen wuroe, 1T am Sonntag iei=
nen @unben erlegen.
Reif III unter Der Nntlase oes Wor=
bes i'm erfen @rabe ein9efperrt tporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
o | Il d | m Il n q | Il d.

1T gu persei4nen, oaB Die eroBe Webr@
3abl Der bier anidiiisen Purbue Stu=
oerten, ). 9. bic iungen Ssrren Srsb.
3iebel. &obert Waper uno sablrsi9e
anoere, bereits am Sreitas Nbeno bier
Der 9ereiit waren uno ipmit bon Dem
llngliid beri6ont blieben.
Beginn Der @oroner's
Il nteri 6una.
goroner Sutetpiler, aiiiltirt bon iei.
uem Sepuip Or, Sobn @eis, bsgann
beute 8ormittae nit Dem Snquef.
Ser Saupt5ued besielben 1T, ass3u.
| finben, tpelde Yerion ober tpelbe per=
iOnen fiir bic entiebli9e @atafirppbe
peranttportli9 sema6t perbeft fann.
Die unteriudung miro obne Sraee
mrbrere Sage in 9nfpru6 nebmen.
als 3eusen Fno u. u. fOlgenbe Big
Sour gabnanseffente porselaben
s. 8. ban Wintle, General l=Super=
inlenbent; 8. s. SOusbton, @iiiffent-
Superintendent; Superintenbent Yar=
quette bon Der @bicagoer Nbtbeiluna;
SObn 8. Sids, Sensral-g -garbmsiitsr:
@m. 8. Sbumafer, 2ocomo!ibfiibrer
Oes 2afapsttesS SpsciaIsuees; 8. 6. Srs
ban. 9eiSer; Granf M. Sobnion, @ons
oucteur; $. ban Supl, Yremier; 6. 3.
Smith. 2Ocomotibfiibrer bes 6ra6t3u.
ses, uno SObn Clemens, Seiaer.
Ottr q. Wueller's 9Iiidl l.
DIES @n + % m m n.
Otto q. Musaer, Sobn bon @on=
RAD Wueler, tpel9er ebenfaQs Stu.
bent Der ue=llniberiitdt iif, enttam
pie our9 Elm @unber Dem S6idials,
set6otet ooer i9uer berlebt au meroen
st bate ii4 ben san3en 8ormittas II
Der Gar befunoen, in wsl6er ii9 oi
Gubbalipieler aufbielten. 8urs nad
bem Der 3us bas @eleiie Der @iirtel
ba6n paifirt bate, begab er ii9 in Der
britten WagsOn, I'm ieinen 9anbtoffet
su. .1Dlsn.
! u 2aum bate er bieielbe betreten, all
aud f9on bic @Olliion erfolgte. Se'
STUDENT murbe su yoben 9etpOrfen
fam aber nit oem bloben S6reden bas
Don.
6erois M us.
gDobl nur Der 8eiitesgegentpart be!
8 ocomotibfhbrers Sbumafer prn ben
llnsliidssuse 1T es 5u peroanten, bal
bic smeite Section bes Gpecialsueel
nidt bahsIbs S9idial' erlitt, wie bi
erite. Na6bem sr eeiebsn bate, bal
cine @Olil ilion unpermeioli9 mar, ipran!
er ab, woburd er @errentuneen al
beioen 6uBtnO9eln uno nod anoerI
Serlebun9en erlitt.
SrOb Der fur6tbaren S6mer3en.
erinnerte er fib, oaB Die sweite Sectior
oes 3uges balo eintreffeu mubte uni
cine @Dllilion, pel9e wabri9einlit
nod berbdngnibbOller getpeien tudre,
als Die erfe, mar unbermeioli9. ueber
cine balbe Meile lief er 3urtid uno es
gelang ihm, geraoe als Der 3ug bas
@eleiie Der @iirtelbabn erreidt bate,
nit elmer Glagge oas nOtbige 9alt=
Signal gu seben. 9ierauf ianf er.
BON S9mer3en iiberwdltigt, Su gooen.
@hnfise q a 9ri&te nj m u D.
gemeinen aus ben 8 D.
pi d Term.
9lus ben berIdiebenen SOipitdlerr
lautsten beute Nadmittag bic Nadrid'
ten betreifs Der @ermunosten 3iemliG
giinitig.
| Sur bas gefinoen oes Senorif:
Sobnion BON gbansbille bat ii9 Der.
idIimmert, ba fb 2unsenentsiinbunl
ho; I'm, o;,,oef4oIIt int
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-02
9amenberein oes llnabbanaigen
Surnberetns.

Der Samenberein bes llna5bdnsigen
Surnbereins bdlt beute 9benb feline
regelmdbige monatlide @eriammlun9
ab. 8eri6ieoene mi9tiee @ef9dfte
iouen CUR 8erbanblung gelansen.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-12-25
Who Is Safe 2
Chicago Inter Ocean,

lineage inter ocean,
The federal Judge who summarily threw a
$40, 200, 900 estate into the hands of receivers
in response to The plea that otherwise the claim
ants of $I,169 would be able to get their money
seems to have been convinced that this action
was at least somewhat hasty.
With the approval and consent of the credit
ors, who were so alarmed on Tuesday, John
Alexander Dovie, on Wednesday, was contin-
ued in the management of the industries which
are the life of the town that he has created.
One of the attorneys, whose pathetic pleas
in behalf of the claimants of $I,16o out of a
$40, ooo, 900 property SO impressed the court
hastens to admit that he "found affairs in much
better condition than anticipated" and to as
sure the business world that there is ono desire
to lay paralyzing hand on Zion's industries"
These deprecatory admissions and the action
which they foreshadow are instructive, but not
satisfactory. For the great question which the
summary proceedings against this $40, 900 900
property raise in the mind OF every business
man is still unanswered.
To protect trivial claims, barely above just
lCe'SnoP uWeHSlonS, ouS Vi TIC inquest CULTS
in Chicago was induced to declare virtually
bankrupt great estate with valuable assets far
In excess of every possible liability that a ma
lignant ingenuity could discover
The plain fact is that there is hardly a bust
ness house in Chicago with a turnover of
$3.50, 900 year which is not in danger of
receivershp if the courts are to accept the pro-
ceedlngs against Dowie as precedent.
If such things can be done-if high court
will not only tolerate, but even further, such
methods-every business man must ask him
self Who is safe?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-12-25
LABOR UNIONS CRUSADE FOR TEMPERANCE

The temperance advocates have new and
large addition to the forces in the allied print
ing crafts of Chicago This new movement
affects 10000 persons. John G. Woolley, the
noted temperance advocate and editor of the
Prohibition organ, The New Voice, has receiv-
ed a communication from the union, in which
is the following proposition:
"Place the Allied Printing Trades Union
label on your paper, and we will advocate the
cause OF temperance"
This was resolution directed by the Allied
Printing Trades Council of Chicago.
l.. P. Straube, the secretary of the council,
in his letter to Mr.. Woolley, says
eve belong to the organized classes who
could be of most service to you in securing
temperance in the use of intoxicauts.
The letter was read before the council by
MI. Straute, and the above sentiment was heart
lily cheered. In that council meeting were
compositors, priters, pressmen, photo.engrav-
ers, stereotypers, type-founders, press.feeders
and all classes of men engaged i'll the mechan-
cal departments of the mammoth daily paper
aud publishing house.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-12-25
A Man Picked
Up At Sea
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tOriginaLl
The American steamer Euphemia
was approaching Gibraltar, where she
was to touch previous to proceeding
through the Mediterranean sea TO
Naples. Captain Price stood on the
bridge straining his eyes ut some OBJ
ject out on his port quarter then, rails
ing his glass, brought it to bear on the
object in question. Lowering the glass,
he directed the course of the vessel to
be changed Ten minutes later Il man
in ships boat was seen frantcally
waving to the steamer and the crew
and passengers were soon watching
his lonely craft, far from land on the
bosom of an ocean. a whistle was
blown to let him know that he was
seen. after which he ceased waving
and took up pair of oars TO be ready
to pull for the vessel when she had
slowed down.
"Wonder how he came to be out
here" remarked passenger.
"Probaby shipwrecked," replied his
companion.
"But we've had delightful weather"
"You can't count on that. 1t may
have been blowing great guns near
here. Besides, there are fires and der
elicts and all sorts of dangers besides
storms"
Meanwhile the machinery had
stopped and the steamer was drifting
past the man, a hundred yards distant
He pulled for her, rope ladder was
thrown over the side and the man
climbed aboard. The captain stood ut
the gangway waiting for him.
Captain said the man. Il want a
few minutes private conversation
with you.'
Il see no reason why what you may
have to say should not be heard hy
every one here. Speak out"
what have to say is of very great
Importance. 1t concerns the safety Of
this vessel"
The captain turned and led the way
to his cabin. AS soon as they We're
there he shut the door ana directed the
man to speak out. He had no occasion
to urge speed. for the man at once be-
gan to talk in hurried. excited man
ner.
Captain, | am happy to see this
steamer ahoat. You have an Internal
machine aboard. Get it out at once
and get rid of 1t. Then l will tell you
how l came to know about it and how
l came to be here. There's no time to
be lost How long have you been outT
"Seven days"
"The thing is set for seven days and
six hours. Hurry"
What is it? Where is it,
among the baggage of John Rams
den. box about two feet long. Il foot
high and foot broad"
Without word the captain went
with the stranger to the hold, whore the
box was found. The captain called a
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-12-25

THE special examiner appointed by the Pres
ident to look after the postoffice grafters dish it
up to Perry S. Heath, the secretary of the ma
tional Republican committee, in good shape.
They say, in effect, that the statute of limita-
ton is all that saves him from prosecution
Heath is Hannas rghthand man, and Will
White recently referred to him as one of the
dirty deuces in Hannas pack and advised the
Ohio man to slip him into the discard pack as
soon as possible. Grant Harrington.