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sos nnn O.i5 9btl6S td0lih.
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@eltern &nrhlanS.Sahn.
Srat am 10. December 1904 lit STRAIT.
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uuo @i1beter.
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Snccn slnne,s Giicn6n6n.Gp.

NabrpIau trat an IA. Tcsembrr 1904 tn Strait.
Tampicr pcrlniieu Yicr Rr. 9K, 9igbt's trnfe,
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Subn Is. SuSlep, Gen. pa. '9lgent.
Srnnf 6Blen, Seaueiier.
fOgoio7 1S0
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Marblaub nnb Tennipiuania-gabn

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7.3o BORN. nab gorf, tdsIi6, ausoenom'
men GoniiiagS.
$40 Born. nad 9eItn, MIR Gonntaes.
$50 nab @elair, tdslib. ausgenorlnlen
Sorfttngs.
1916 9,a6m. nab gori, tdeIid, aussenom,
nten GpnntngS. os@ 2R \ 50
100 9addm. had 9elto, rur Sonntaes.
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Gonitdg.
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men GonftdgS.
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60futtQo.
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NorOOeati6er QlnbO.

8egeImGfise 9umpfidifffabrt
5tptf1en @
Baltimore un0 Bremen
ourb Die nellen uno erprobten, nit
alien 9equemIihtetten perieGenen
8oItoompfer eriter SIaIie:
.Hbein," y9ranoenburg,"
.Wedar," nGbemHis,"
nMatn," ngreSlatt."
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- bon Baltimore:
,@eimur," Mittmod), ben %. 0e3v
, llDr Nodmittoa8.
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9peite Gaiiite.B
@un Si2.jO al.
8niidenoed8- 4}aIioge.9retie:
non baltimore nad $4,000
Enu Wremtu uadj Baltimore S34.OO.
sIuHbrefir . Sinete uurl Baltimore nan
Srcmeu unO 5urii6 $1,000
g,eosn Srn6t uno TaInge meme man th
an be acknowledgement
u. Sdumadsr e ST.,
Rr. 4t9, Somper.S traBe,
Oocr
GomnrS Saline,
CHtcC bes .Ttutiheu GorrtipOnoenteH."
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Baltimore T~umpi.Gaf,t.GO.

tNIft mo tr9ttInIlHt SuI'EINItJ
Ete ECr. StGaie1tlGit beinrostuo.
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Carolina, 9Iorfolf lurO iio.ib, giortoIf nno
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rt6fe Aaiiten3immtr. elettriihs ~BelcIdtlng.
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sos. Qi0btsGtru6e. z. 81. q. Office, gr. 2f5,
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uno qeriuQtnusSt rnfe.
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8tcefVrdf. II. Sen Wiuun9er. Sen 8nit 'ggent
.. MPs2-l
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Mcrdjants' e Mintrs' eranspor'
tatiou GpmpLag.

Sampi cr.2irteu.
BAD Bofteu uno benz Often: ieoen Montna,
Sierftae, SonneritaB uno Sumitag, abenos
@ llbr.
g(df 9rouioeuce uno benz 0ften: iebenSonn,
tao. Mitttuoh uH0 Sreitag, 2t6enhs 8 nbr.
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nm 6 llbr g(henos.
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benz Saae abiabrenoe Sampfer unaenommer.
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@oitoner uno Brohioeuce ; 9nmpfer tabren
bon Der g3erite am Siibe oes 2ones Sods nb;
Gabannnbs1 ampfer bon Der @erfte am Sube
Der Beits SdussAbe1Ie.
6. d. giGingbam, seent,
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II. g. surner, @.sQ.sa.
n. Q. etebbtnS, 6.sR.
Sdupibfirenu Rr. Goa. 8prosGbarless Str.
Srnfts uno lGiin gesBiirealI-Nr 221, Nefts
gaItimoresStrabe I113,G&S)
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griefbcfOrbcrmma madJ bcm MnslanS.

Die mlSlGnbiid)c Yoit fir bic nit
Dem {. Sonlinr 1905 enbcnbe @cdc
idliebt I'M bieiigen Sailptpoitamt (in
ollcn 50aen piitftlidl), pie folgt:
Sic Eocfetpoit nnd Icntld)loto
idlieBt mn 10 llbr Gornlittogs an
Monto1, Den 3. ,oiti'"~. mo 6rcls
tus, acn 6. SornnrY
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Wnunpulis, Mt. 5oOalsStdiiot, l7.b0 itno
ts,iS :. b .nS li5.55 n San,oen: s%iqiisG.
1855. 600 nno ?lt1O N6cnoS.
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Saaerstoiun, OH. Standardization, ls.45 gorm.,
1850 Gu6m. 9nmbens Siatiott, 1900 8orm.,
1850 uno 400 Ga6m.
Gniepii- Gitp ,ub Mt. sirb, Gamoenss totion,
!I885, 2913 S9tHli 1;25, 1850, 1920 9fn1nl.
Curtis sag, GamOer. s%tatton, 1928 Sorm.
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Bbito. glflorr'. ulir GO. 610 ". 6.15 ".
Xbtla. grpreb, ausa. q. 7.55M. s.00M.
Bbiln. 9rpreB. -. .9dal. 900 u. 900 VI.
9ilets9iirenlr; 9tnrbipeitsGde Charles. ifto
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ooer 6antbeitsS tntipu.
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6. %. Ballet, Sen. s4aii. sslaent.
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Baltimore Sramsier Ep.,
6ront. nnb @an'e traff,

Wrpnfs Mnb Wa6sStfaRf,
bot ibre MuSitattung I'M inebrere Subrtperfe
(Nuns) pergr6berf nnb ut ieBt IN Gianbe.
Wf6eI BON Sans .5n Cans ai bei6roern nHo
Iir Bile Mnfbeipabruns ODER 8erfenolna Al
berpaden. 1rompte uno 5uoerIifiige -eebies
nura iplrb susefiasrt.s o..
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0ambnrgsN
- Gam -
MISUNDERSTANDING -~Samburs
9pppelidlran6en.

" gegru Ju SNucr itr SHn6en uno Vdrts an
Sambur9sN mrrifa'Fini
81 0~roaolpaD, 0en'Dorf.
artbnr ". Gu6iOn,
II @eit.G eutre.S troBe.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-01-13
GENERALS LOSE CONFIDENCE.
Russian Generals Said to Be Growing
Disconnected.

Toxic, Jan. 11.-Information which
has reached certain reliable quarters
here, state that the Russian generals
In Manchuria are losing confidence in
General Kuropatkin and that the Rus.
sian situation around Mukden Is a
serious one. 1t Is feared that if kuro.
patkin attacks the japanese position
along the ~hakhe river he will court
disaster and that his further retreat
will mean the decentralization Vt his
army.
This information goes on to say
that there is constant pickering at
Ruspian Manchurian headquarters,
and that the soldiers are discontinued,
dissatisfaction beginning. with series
of retreats after the battle of Teliss,l
(Vafangow) and the withdrawal from
Lao Yang, when it was believed it
was possible to hold that place. The
climax came with the Russian defeat
at the battle of Shakhe river, follow.
ing Kuropatkin's strongly worded
order directing the forward move.
ment dated October 2. This defeat
brought storm Of criticism upon the
commander-in-c chief and resulted In
uiscord among the officers.
Long inaction, the Information al
legged. Is undermining the morale Of
the Russian army, and it is pointed
out that recent skirmishes and outpost
brushes indicate that the Russian sol.
Tiers are becoming disheartened, as
they do not show their former fight.
ing spirit or qualities. ...
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-01-13
.HURRY|MG HER
PREPARATIONS
Russia Prepares Another
Batch Of Warships
for Far East
TO SAIL LATE IN JANUARY
Is the First Division Of Third Pacific
Squadron Russians Had Engines o.
Destruction Within Radius Of Fort,
Miles From Port Arthur.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 1.-THE Russ
confirms the Paris Temps report that
the Arse division of the third Pacific
squadron will leave Libau at the end
OF January, and will consist Of the
warships Sonjavin, Gen. Admiral Ap.
raxine. Admiral Oushakoff and Mich.
olas l., the cruiser Vladimir Mono.
mach and several torpedo boat de-
stroyers Ind torpedo boats.
In lengthy review of the military
situation, the Novoe Vremya urges
the immediate reinforcement of Vlad.
ivostok, the Island of Sakhalin and
Kamchatka. The paper says: There
is little probability of the Russians
being caught as unprepared at Vladi-
vostok as at Port Arthur, but the
moral responsibility rests upon the
government to see that nothing In
the way Of defensive preparation is
overlooked. Sakahlin and Kamchat-,
ka are both harder to defend, and
have a scantier population, but both
are rich in mineral and other re.
sources, and are especially tempting
to the japanese to whose scheme for
national expansion they are neces.
sary."
Continuing, the Novoe Vremya
points out that it is possible to send
reinforcements and supplies to SAX.
hahn and Kamchatka while the Ice
lasts independent of sea power, and
begs that this should be done at
once.
Touching on the general peace talk
In the foreign Office the Novoe Vrem.
va summarizes the list Of Russian
reverses in the present war, and asks
If it is possible to consider the ones.
ton Of peace without substantial Rus.
sian victories
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-01-13
Especially fos Women,

Champion, Mich, Jan. sth.-(sp>-
cial)--A ease Of especial interest TO-
women IL that Of Mrs. A. Weliatt
wife Of cell known photographer
here. 1t II best given In her owD
words.
IL, could not sleep, my feet were
cold and my limbs cramped," Mrs.
Wellat states. X had IN awful hare
pain across my kidneys, I had 10 get
up three OF four times in the night. !
was very nervous and fearfully de-
pondent.
II had been troubled In this way
for I've years when I commenced to
use Dodd's Kidney Pills, and what
they caused to come from my kidneys
will hardly stand description.
by the time / had finished one bon
Of Dodd's Kidney Fills was cured.
Now can sleep we'll, my limbs Do
not cramp. do not get NJ II the
night and feel batter than have II
years. l owe my health to Dodds
Kidney Pills" \,
Women's ills are caused By Dis
eased Kidneys: that's why DoAf
Aldnsy Pulls always cure thsnA
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-01-13
fractional STRIFE
BLAMED FOR FIRE
Town Of Arispe, in Union
County, Suffers
Loss.
FIRE CLEARLY lNCENDlARY
Conflagration Starts in Ar<spe Mer-
camille Co. Store - One Of Mer-
chants Burned Out Was Refused
Insurance Because Of Sitter Feeling

Alton, Jan. 1.-THE best part OF
the business portion Of Arisre, small
town six miles south Of here, was
| wiped out by 10000 incendiary FIRE,
which was first detected by the crew
Of a passing Great Western train at
/ O'Clock yesterday morning. The
flames were burning fiercely at that
time and despite thhe energetic ef.
forts CT the citizens who hurried to
the scene, two of the best business
houses were totally destroyed and q
third badly damaged.
The fire seemed to have had it,
origin in the back part of the store OF
the Arispe Mercantile company. Some
one had evidently broken into the
place and deliberately started the
contiagration. Before the flames were
finally checked the large double store
Of the Arispe Mercantile company was
a total loss, as was also the general
merchandise store adjoining. owned
by c. E. Names. G. w. butchers
stock was badly damaged by fire ana
water and an ATTEMPT to remove it to
a place Of safety. The total loss will
be in the neighborhood of $4,000:
the insurance SO far as known Is
$1,000.
The fire is the elimination Of BIT
ter factional strife which has ragged
In Arispe for some time pest. Each
OF the factions Is now accusing the
other of starting the fire and feeling
has run high of late.
The merchants have become very
nervous over the situation and have
carried all the insurance local agents
would write. Only lest week one OF
the merchants whose store was burned
down yesterday morning came 10 AZ
ton to get additional insurance on his
stock. but on account Of the tense state
Of feeling known to exist in Arisre no
agent here would ACCEPT the business
offered. The insurance compsnies
will undoubtedly carefully investigate
the situation before making good the
losses
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-01-13
HELD FOR MURDER.
Dan Shepperd is Accused Of Atroc'ous
Crime,

Crime.
Fairfield, Jan. 12.--Dan Shepperd,
the man seen by Mrs. Womelsdorf
Thursday at about the time of her
husbands murder at Brighton. was
arrested at Washington yesterday BY
Sheriff letter of that county, was
bound over to the grand jury after
hearing and is now confined in Jail
here It is claimed that damaging
evidence has been secured against
him. SHEPHERDS stepmother Gays
that he told her that if she would Sc
cure cbloroform for him he would see
she would get enough to keep her the
rest of the winter, that he often
threatened to kill and rob sAd that
he was out until s or O'Clock Thurs
day night, was very restless when he
returned and has been so ever since.
SHEPHERDS stepbrother said that
Dan said that Womelsdorf had much
money and that he would divide II his
brother would help kill him. When
his brother refused he claims that
Dan eaid that he would do it alone.
Some of the family testified that Dan
said that he would knock Wome's-
dorf down. turn the horse loose, let
the horse tramp him to death. gag
and fix the old woman and get all the
money.
A pair of Womelsdorf's trousers
were found in a wood shed two blocks
from Sheoperd's house. A whole snit
was missing after the murder. The
coat and vest have not been found
yet
Shepherd has been inside nearly
every jail of southeastern Iowa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-01-13
BANK OF IRWIN WINS.
American Express Must Pay for Mon
ey Stolen.

ey Stolen.
Des Moines, Jan. 13.-By decision
of the supreme court yesterday, the
victory of the Bank of Irwin over the
American Express company, In the
famous case Of the theft Of $4,000 ir
transit, the banks winning it cinched
and the decision Of the Shelby dis
trict court is affirmed. Judge Sher
win wrote the opinion.
The money was shipped from the
Des Moines National Bank. The Elk
Eress company, in support OF its ap
peal, undertook to show that the bank
had been losing money through thefts
by some one Of its employees prior to
the date the package was shipped
When the package reached the Bank
of Irwin it was found to contain only
brown paper, and the express com
pany was held responsible for the
loss.
Some OF the pieces Of paper found
in the envelope when 1t was delivered
to the express company were stained
They were exhibited to a witness and
he was permitted to testify to the col
or of the panels Of the counter of the
Das Moines National Bank. Further
testimony on this point was excluded
from the jury's consideration, and its
exclusion is approved by the supreme
court
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-01-13
PORT ARTHUR A
NAVAL STATION

Toxic, Jan. s.-The Japanese intend
to establish a naval station Mt Port
Arthur. .Vice-Admiral Shibayama will
probably be placed in charge Of it,
The military administration at Port
Arthur will retain only a small garri-
son as soon as the prisoners are with.
drawn and order Is restored.
The fleet is busily engaged in clear.
lag mines, but owing to their great
puujber navigation will be unsafe for
long time. Only government craft
will be allowed to enter the harbor.
1t Is probable that Dalny will soon
be opened to neutrals.
Jaranese companies are preparing
to establish weekly services to Dalny.
It is proposed shortly to float a
fourth domestic war loan under the
same conditions as the third was ne.
gotiated.