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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
Feeding Station Evils,

STOCK yard atmosphere is visibly
agltated at present by complaint regis
Tered by live stock shippers. It is
aimed at transportation companies
and II half Of it is true the department
OF agriculture ought to lose no time
IN exercising supervision of numerous
oog-hoies surrounded by fences located
all over the west, and by courtesy
termed feed-lots.
Live stock shippers are along
suffering class of human beings. The
very nature of their business renders
them immune to personal discomfort
that would distract an ordinary morta,
10 them chance to take a nap On the
nard floor of a caboose is azluxury.
They are at all times concerned about
the comfort of their animal charges
however, for the simple reason that 1T
means money in their pockets.
When the 2s-hour Jaw was enforced
rev months since feedlots sprans
up with mushroom growth along the
INES Of railroad traversing the west.
FORCING a scattieman to- unload at one
OF these points and pay. 81 per cwt.
Tor nay not fit Ito make decent bedding
Is obviously sufficiently profitable to
enter the graft category.
Notwithstanding the fact that Sec.
rotary Wilson practically suspended
the operation of the 2s-hour law weeks
ago, veracions live stock shippers as
sert that railroads are still enforcing
II whenever feed-lot revenue can be
swelled thereby. The feed-lot has be.
come an evil.
Some OF these arbitrary stopping.
places are mere mud-holes. This does
not apply to all. but the majority are
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
Minot to Be Reformed,

sMinot Reporter: A. Trovatten, edi-
tor of the searchlight, and Fran, at
Fargo, is in the city making prepare
lions for the starting of Norwegian
paper. He has with him Mr.. Nordstog,
a Norwegian novelist who will have
charge of the paper in this city.
The new paper will be launched in
side of two weeks and will be. issued
under the name Of the Minot Poster.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
After Horse Thieves.

The Great Falls Tribune says that
news has reached there from Glasgow
Of special meeting Of the commission
ers Of Valley county, to be held at
Glasgow on Wednesday to consider
the steps to be taken to recover horses
stolen from that county and run into
North Dakota.
Continuing the Tribune says: The
special meeting was also, called so that
the commissioners might confer with
and advise the county attorney as to
further proceedings In the prosecution
Of those believed to be the thieves. It
lis probable that large rewards will be
offered for the arrest of, certain men
and additional reward for their con-
vietion, and the Montana Stock Grow
ers' association will also probably offer
rewards.
It Is understood to be the present
purpose Of the authorities to arrest at
least ten mem residing in or near Will
liston. N. D., and many arrests are to
be made In Montana. The expenses Of
the numerous prosecutions planned
will be very great and there are GER
tain matters in this connection to be
considered by the commissioners of
Valley county. The chairman OF the
board Of commissioners is one Of the
men who lost much from the opera
tions Of the thieves. e
Stock Inspector Geo. w. Hall. who
is most active in the prosecutions, de-
clares that Mayor Denny Of Williston
and A. 3. McGahey Of the came place
viii be re-arrested on charges flled in
Valley county. and that at least ten
more men Of the vicinity OF Williston,
some OF them very prominent, viii Also
be arrested. # M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
Doctors Lieenss Reqairsd.

Doctors Eicense Required.
When December. / comes, the deputy
collectors Of internal revenue will
have more work on their hands. I'M
der ruling just handed down by the
treasury department they will have to
collect a liquor dealers tax from every
physician who compounds hia own
prescriptions and uses alcoholic liquors
in SO doing.
The ruling will affect the homeo-
pathic physicians chiefly. az the alio.
paths do not supply drugs, but merely
furnish prescriptions which are taken
to drug store. Many physicians Of
the homeopathic school maintain ex-
tensive dispensaries and the task of
looking into the stock Of drugs and
stimulants kept revenue officers busy
for some time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06

An accumulation Of gas in the base
ment Of the building was touched of
by plumbers sent to repair a leak. "A
majority of the victims were passing
the building when the explosion oc-
CURED. 2t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
BANK Is BLOWN up BY
EXPLOSION OF NATURAL gas
Plumbers Fire a Gas Leak in Michigan Bank
and Death and Destruction Follow

Ishpeming, Mich, Nov. 6.-Four
children are dead and thirteen people
are injured, three fatally as result
OF the explosion which completely
destroyed the Miners National Bank.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06

London, Nov. 6.-The desperate con-
dition of the poor of London was
brought to the notice Of Premier Bal
four today by an enormous crowd of
wives and other women relatives Of,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
UNITED STATES cannot
STOP MASSACRE OF JEWS
The President Says He Sees No Way By Which
This Country Gan Interfere

Washington, Nov. n g. President
Roosevelt today: decided no action
could be taken by, this government lat
present in the effort to- end the thprsi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
Simple MIX. rsst.

a simple method Of testing NhetAas
milk has been watered ID to take =
Wen polished knitting needle and. dip
It into q deep yesselof milk and with.
draw It Immediately. II the. milk u
unwatered some OF the huid Win ~.
here to the needle. but Il It has bean
,watered In the least, degree the needle
win come out quite free Of the. milky
fluid altogether. s9s 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
THE PUEBLO INDIANS.

Their Religion In In q Way q ,Spectes
of Water Worship.
Eagle feathers are much used in the
ceremonials Of the Pueblo Indians, and
In order to make sure Of supply the
Zuni keep the birds in cages, plucking
. few feathers whenever they happen
to want them. On the other hand, the
Moki have eagles nests located at va
rious spots within thirty or forty, miles
Of their towns, which are considered
the property Of different clans among
them. The eagle lays its eggs In the
same nest year after, year, and the
clans inherit rights to certain nests
from generation to generation.
The eagles are not killed, but the
nsw fiedged young ones are taken
from the nest-that is to say, ali but
one or two, which must be -left. 10
remind the eagle god to encourage the
laying Of more eggs by the birds AN
egg carved cut Of wood b placed
where the divinity viii be sure 10 -see
It; also. after being plucked,z the ~sa-
glets are. carefully buried In q certain
cleft In the rocks, which ,isithe sAgie
cemetery Here thu. eagles have been
inferred for eenturisA and thssplaes II
.vsry sacred.
The Pusblo Indians have u tradn13oA
o. the nood. and they say that fhatnr
key 10 marked In commsmoen&1ons or
that event. lts taiig heing black at,ths
end where II Was drasgedt throushsfhs
mud after the water had euhoided.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
. Nlsaninas q Adle,k

The word "adieu" Ii purely FrensA.
m Its, original form It was ia Disu, :
ITO God, 'iisbut In It's full meaning ex.
.iyreasing II commend you to God. !"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06

the unemployed who did not hesitate
to tell the premier that unless some
thing was speedily done to lessen
their suffering there would be blood
shed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06

Interesting Figures Showing Remark
able Increase, In Western Halt of the
State. ~.
The Mandan Pioneer publishes the
following interesting table:
The census taken for this year shows
that the population of this state is
4s6,451. The following is the -popu-
lation' by counties for 1905 and 1900,
with increase by counties: :.
+ County 1905 1900 Increase
Barnes ......., 1926 1859 1857
Benson 80. 1868 1920 1,o4s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
arc ario,s aold $50.

Many curious instances VI ol6 laws
may istill be found In 'Ehgland. y IN
Chester the man who falls ITO .1aise
his hat when . funeral ID passing %.
comes liable by an old law TO- 30
taken before . magistrate and sjnr
prisonsd.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06

rors connected with the massacre Of
Jews in Russia. The statement was
made after an appeal to the president
TbytOscar Strauss of New York City.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

Tcrionen ulo fcin Mitglicb ociiclben
mrlroe erfannt. Die 9eboroe crflGrt
lid, cntidloiien. Naes ouf5ubieten, lllil
Die 2prd)er sur Strule 5l 5lebcl.
oQein ca lit iebr Misunderstanding, Dab
es ibr g%clingen miro, Ole SAnIolgct
81 ermittcln.
Tod) eiucm ncllcren 9erltte rullr-
ocn auBer Dem @ciBen Sou ), IDcod,
melder Der grmorolng oea Gbepoo-
res Solbroof in Sconcc = Oolntp oll'
acflugt mar, lieben Ncgcr crldjollcrL
onitott iefa, 10 ooB I'M @an5cn nd)t
Mcnifcn u%nqebrud)t mllrocll. Ahlr
elm cin5iacr @ciungener mllroe bon
Dem Mob inn @cidngniB gcIollcIt,
nGmlidl cin Negcr, Nomcta GoporO
Iroibcr, mcIher lid meGcn Soloro.
Ipicls in Nait bciunO. 0iclcn bcIus
itiotcn sic 2uufer nid)t. &iclc Scr
ioncn be3peiicln, Dab Npcof OeS Inn
sur Gait geIc9ten SerbrchenS lfltlOIG
NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
Waiicn = %Gpnd)murb.
Sicbcn 9tcgcr mo cin @ciBcr orrd
cincn Mob in Georgia aus DEM
@efGnoriiic gebolt mo crihoilcn.

atlanta, 60, %. Suit. - Wic
TepcI6cn aus WntfinSpile, o.,
mclbcn, mltr6en BORT beltte frii6 odlt
@eionqenc ourd) cincn ans muStir.
ten Weibcn bcitcbenoen Mob aus
Dem @ciGngnille 9cbolt mo 'ieben
ocriclbcn inncrboIb 200 0orbS Don
DEM Gentritfl ocS StGbthcns or
id)olien. Gincr ser 9(tt. cii1 Ncgcr,
Hnmcrs Sc Tottcrion, cntging oem
Sooc, inbcnl cr iih bci'm Ibfclierl,
Der Soluc 5i @ooen mari. Gic Spn-
der licBen i'm, inocn JIG i'm foot
mdbntcn, Iiegcn. Gie Gr'd)olleltcn
limo: Con gncod, Gin @cibcr, ionic
Ole Ncger 2elpis HobcrtionL Hid)oro
Hobinion. Sonop Tricc, Glouoc
GHcr. Dob Sorris uno Sim Deorlp.
%icr scr 8eiongcnen porcn De-
NllfreiSlu1g 81 Der Dor etlid)cn VIZ
den pcriibtcn Grmorouna oc@ Srn.
So(broot uno icincr @oitin mo cit
i%iil,itcr cincs unlittlidcn GngriiiS
olli cine mcibc Sruil bcihlloigt. &c.
oen sic Inocren murer gcringere Nite
floocn in Scr Shlpe6c. Ger Mob
iornlirtc lid, flrS Dor Wtittcr1od]t uno
riidte Dor boS @cfdngrib, beIIcn Nui.
iebcr feincn @iocritonb lpoatc. ion.
bern sic Shliiiiel ouSlicicrte. Scr
Mob ~icllelte Damn Die 0einnacncn
ilno fiibrte tic nof elmer nohcn 0alt.
iteac, no tic an cincn 3oun gcbunocn
uno ourd) cine Soloe ans Sdlrotac.
iuebrelt, @iid)ien unb TepoIpcrn ae.
tootct mlrben. Mne Sieben blicben
n%ugenblidlif tobt, n,b ser Mob GER
%itreilte lid Damn raid. Gutterion CT.
lit MIR einige Ieidte Serlcbunoen.
Die boiptiGfjlid,c llriod,e iiir ole
idredlihe Sbat mar Elm an, lesten
0ienitag abeno ouf 6rou 1eloon
Soolep nobe Wotfinspile periibter
iiniittlider Angriif, melder benz Nc.
ger Sanop Hrice CUR 2ait selegt piir.
oe. Der Mob beitono ans etpa 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
Sturmcsupfcr.
SctS aberdeen in cincm Gt0othca
in aotioS nmgcfommcn mo al
20 pcrlcBt.

in aollioS nmgctommcn mo al
20 perlcBt.
80 ilippSburA SIS, -. Tltlti.
= Turd) cincn Sturnl. ipCldCr 1T
Scr lcbtcn Nudt Oo$ hicii0c Stint.
6en mo icint llnlgcbung beinliud)tc,
mrrocn icdlS Wcniden gctootct mo
90 perIcbt, is oericIbcn bcoenflid,.
Ser Sd)oocn an Gigcntbum bclduit
lid, ollf uiclc Souienoc BON Collars.
Sic 9ootcn limo: Srou Nobcst
Nlcronocr uno ilpci SGd)tcr, s, reip.
1 Sabre olt, Irnu Sane Tlcrunoer,
elmer 2onr1on unh Daniel Neoper.
SdJlucr pcrlcbt lpltrbcn: s.. y.
Morgan, Trou ltno 5uei Ginocr,
Charles GoSmca. Trou lnb Sodltcr.
Nrthllr Go$rpcn, Srou mo Sdltg'
ling, Srou q. 81. Mitdcu. Nobert
Neliou Rlltbcrforb Ileronbcr. Sobn
NIeronoer, 6rau S, ). Gonblein uno
@ru0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
YSaancc's %9bOnnfnn9.
Setretdr Colt bate bic Hclignotion
ociorOcrt rlno oieicIbc iUlrOc 'o'
tort pom TrGiiocntcn occcptlrt.

Gombriogc, Ntoii, %. &llltl.
- Eroiibcrt Nooicuelt u1o SctrctnS
Gait bieltcn acitern GIbcno IN DER
@obnung bon @ildoi Soprcntc cine
einltilnoiqc Gonicrcnj ilbcr Die Hcll0s
notion BON Gbci &ngcnicnr Mollocc
bon Der Fonomufonol COMMUNION.
IS mltrbc bCidlolicn, 9tid]ta ooritbcr
5u ucr6ffcntlid)cn obcr ScfrCtdr
Soit crtlGrtc nod Der Gonicrcn5, Dob
in @oihinQton cine oiicntlidc Grtl0.
rltl,0 c%rloiien lucrbcn iouc. SIN
llcbrigcn polltc cr 9tid)ta ilbcr Die
Niiuirc o0cr iibCr bic lluterrcbutg
nit Nrll. @oQocc mo SbcoOcr
Sbout@. DEM Er0iiocutcn Der &onol.
Gommiilion, mittbeilcn.
On it or Ban, ~, %. SUM. -
9ic Nboontung bca SbcI <0cntcur%
Mouocc lit occcptirt mnr0cn, ME
bclltc bier nllI Nlltorit0t 0c@ FrolIs
benton Hooicpclt crtl0rt miro. NI3
cin5iQer @runo ieincr Nb0ontlnG
miro onqcgcbCn, Dob ibm cine 0roBc
Corporation cine Stclc nit 100000
pro >iubr onbot. m0brcn0 cr in Nlcrt'
item Scr &unul-Gommiilion MIR $50
GOO pro Subr crbicIt. Sin NodIol0cr
iii npdl llidt oltaCrlu0blt.
HrGiiocnt HooicucIt fam bclltc uli'
ser Noht oSplpb" ans Bridgeport,
Conn, bier an ltn0 mltr0e bon Den
@cnobnCrn 0ca Ortc2 luorm bcloill-
tommnet. 9toh icincr 2%onorna be-
qob CT lid ioiort nod lctncr No0'
ming 5u SngnmOre Sill, no CT ben
CONNER perbringcn miro.
@oibirgton. .. s., %. Sunni.
- Die Correspondents jluiidclt 0cnt
ErGli0entcn H%ooleoclt. Sefrctdr Colt
un0 Dem frilberen Gbci &l1aenlcltr
@oQoce iiber Die RcliQnotion oco
2eBtcren miro bclltc Ibenn pcro'Ic1t-
lidt. Pins ~ocriclbcn qcbt beroor, ouB
Die Hciignotion ollf 6orbcrrng bca
SefrctGre Colt eingercidt nno poln
YrGiiocnten ula ipiort in arolt ire.
teno occcptirt mrr0e. &crld)lc0cnc
Iiiicrcnicn 5lpiidcn &rn. Mollocc
un0 Der Administration morcn cinAc.
trctcn, un0 oIs Die 2ctcrc crfrlb, DOB
@oQoce I'M 9egriiic mar, cine onocrc
Stelle 5lt ucccptircL in mclhcr cr
mcbr @elo pcroienclt tonntc, ais IN
iciner ~iriiberen, bcidloB lie, icinc Hb.
oontung 81 forbcrn, nm ibrcr 0fiBs
biaiarna ieinca @crfobrcn9 NltHOrltd
III perlcibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

muroe, ollf oie 0ettidlon0 erlho-
pfeno geantmortet bat.
Ser Con oieier Hoten lGBt tlur CT
lebeL Dob oas enogilltlge Glnoerneb'
men olti Der 9oiis Scr Nbboltung ei.
ner Gonferen5 erfolgcn miro. Die
geonlten lenten oie Nltinlerflomteit
ont Die Sbotiohe. boB Tremier Holts
piers critic Mote cine Gonferen5 nid)t
ablebnte, lonocrn lie I'M 8e9entbcll
I'M Frin5ip onnobm mo MIR 0eren
@ren6en feltaeiebt baben moatc. OBJ
luobl Geutlhlano lid nidt gcncigt
ge5elgt bot, oaS YroQromm 5ll be
arell5en, boben bod Die miin0lidcn
8elprehun9en Die VeiiirdttnQen
qun5lif 5critreut, melhe irilber hin
liftlif olloerer binter Der Gonieren5
ltedcnoer El0ne bon Den 8comten
Qcbcgt mur0en. go bot Ole idorie 81.
pIomotilhc G%ontropcrie Die @irfuno
gebobt. 0oB cine lueit before olloe.
meme Stimmung 5lpiihen Sronfreif
un0 9eutid)IonO bcrgeltellt moroen
lit. n0breno oic @c5icbungen IN ocn
lcBten 5lpci &obrcn uilf beloen Seitcn
nidt bon Ncrood)t irci iuoren.
IS miro oils cir benlertensipertbcr
@clpinn fijr 6ronfreid ongciebeL
0aB 0cutihlouo lpGbrenO Der ltntcr.
bonblun9cn ijbcr Dos cngliifsfron5o.
hide uno Observation-Disclosures Nbtont.
men betrcii1 Moroffo'a oollItonOi9
i~niornlirt moroCn lit mo oicIc nid)t
oircft 0csupollirt bat, obluobl {" be-
hollptet, oob tic lcinc FoIitlon nId)t
bcciniIuiicn. @cnnqlcld) cH lbnCn
nid)t 5l,ltimmt, bot Ca lie ood) nld)t Of
fen in 6rogc Ge5ogcn. Gica miro al"
cine mcicntlifc StGrtlutg Der irar5o.
iiiden SteIllrng bctro6tct. Itc bout
id)cn @comtcn crflGrcn, Dob Gin Gtrs
ocrnebmcu 10 gut mic cr5iclt lit, ou
eS MIR nod crltbrt9f, ltDcr olc Sorlllu'
litGten ihliliiig 81 iueroen.
aopitoot %ilgcn.
2opitoOt, aopfolonic. %. ,Suni.
- @ic cine Icpe'dIe aus Stcintopt
Gcrttid Siiomcit Nirifo, meloct,
ariii ser Stiurgenteniiibrcr Yctrlla
GbriItiot ml0nNit 81 aoroSbcrg Die
pom Moior h. &onlpt ~beiebligte 0cllt-
Idle S~trcitmud)t aus citcm Ninters
6oIte on, tootetc Is 0elltid,e mo per.
mitn0ctc 26. IS uerlolitct olldl, oub
bic ,SniurQcntcn icd,$ @eId)iibe crbclt'
tctcn, oQcin oicic Ill9obe c%rmongelt
Der @eitGti0rng.
% d q h cr @ciuh Sos Sap
ties bci'm Ibt 3ru9.
q III, %. Gltni. - Ger oMcIio-
zero" mcIoct, ooB scr Eoplt ioaS or
lid mirtlid) cntihlicBcn ioltc, ocn
&otifon mGbreno DER beiBcn SobrcS
5eit st pcrlaiien, lid nod) Der be-
rii6nlten 9eneoiftiner . 2lbtei bon
Montc Goiiini (in ser itolicniidcn
Tropin5 Goierto) begebcn peroc, nm
BORT cinioc 3cit ais @oit ocs aloIter-
9(btcs Safer @oniio5iuS arug 81 mel.
len. EopIt Bins bate ihOn ais go
triord bon Tcncoig Ieinen @cilid) in
Montc Goiiini in 9lusiifJt gcItcnt rn0
bat lett icincr @obl gum Eopltc Die
les @eriprctcn 5meimoI ernellcrt,
(@cfonttlih bot ol,d aaiicr @iI-
6clm onIGBlid) icincr Hontrciic oent
ocutid)en Nbte Toter arlt9 elltcn DC.
iud) in Montc Goiiini obgeitottct.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

SoS 8 fnotter. Gnn1e
QpGbreno oes aoffeefron5henS):
,Sinmel. Elm Mann; 1ueld)e llnper.
id1mtbeitl" - Sausfrou (5llnl Gin.
getretenen): .Serr, lper erlaubte
Sbnen2!" = 6ren1bcr Iicner: Ont.
ihnloigen Sic, meine Gonlen. i'd
moute in Gas @dnicacibGft nebcn.
an!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
SumorifiC6c5.

GinS pefuIont.- @lIte Sung
Ter: .Abcr I'M Niles in Der sSeIt, ld)
fam ood) feinc Gigorrcutoldlc &C.
bralhcn!" = Souiirer: sd bitt-
q feline Observation-Disclosures Ilr
einen bon SIREN Scrcbrern." Hlte
Sungier: ,9to, "a gebcn Sic ber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

Sofio, %. Sllni. - GaS &ric1a.
miniiterium bot iolgenbe Gcpcid)c be-
fonnt gegcben: Ser 6eino griff ont
"a. &itnl in elmer St0rfc BON iilnf
Gompoqnien nit Ied)s @elhilten mn
Iere Suuppcn bel Gbongebiotien, IL
Mfcilen noropeitlid, BON G%llongpin0,
an mo mllroe 5llriidacihloocn. I'm.
lerc &ouollcric bclebte altlpon1 10
MfeiIcn norblidl bon apongipong, int
uOrolid]cn Goren, om %. Suti."
M ittbeiIunqcn oeS ruiiiz
fcn @cncrulitobS
petersburg. %. SUM. - Ger
@enernlltob mod)t befnnnt. bnB Die
miloen @eriid)te, @cuerol auropotfin
lei getobtet obcr babe SeIbltrnoro be.
gnngen mo ein Sheil Der rliiild)en
Trnlcc lei a%baeldnItteu lporben ubio.
Int feline Sclt1tigung gcilmoen ba.
ben. Sm @egentbeil. Der @enerolitob
beridtet, BOB Die Guiien elncn Re.
trdbtliden Sieg erriingen b1tten.
Hod i'm @enerolitob eingetroiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

GpbS %. SUM. - General Of.
lcid)eff. Der biciige MiiIitGr. @ouocr.
nclir, lieb Die Hebottcurc Der bieiigcn
3eitingen 81 lid fommcu unb criitd,-
te iie, Die 0coolfcruna 5l bcrubiocn.
er erfIdrtc, bob Dos arie9srcdt nod,
bret Wod1en lang onboltcn mcroc.-
Cine Delegation Der biciigcn @emob.
ner begiebt iif nod petersburg. inl
Die aufbcbung Der a~ricgsrcd)t . Ero,
flomation 5u eripi, Zen.
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gen ereigniIie in COOS uub @arid,ou
bot Iid) aii ole bon Suoen bcipobnte
StGbte in ben aItcn poIniid)en Tro.
pin5en auseebreitct. Sn WinSf uuo
aopno nurben T~oIi5iiten ouf Der
Strabe aneegriffen. Sn lcttercm
Srte erbrof Elm Mob bie@cf1n9niiie
nnb befreite StrGfIingc. Sn aieii
madten 5tpeibunhert Suben, Die ro-
fbe 5loeeen trueen, cine Gemonitra-
tion uno riefen: yNieoer nit Dem
4rieg!" sic plroen BON 8enoar.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-25
DOAN'S PILLS.
FAIR EXCHANGE
DoAN's PILLS.
A New Back for an Old One
How II Is Done in San
Francisco.

The back aches at times with 4
dull. indescribable FEELING, making
YOU weary and restless; piercing
pains shoot across the region of the
kidneys, and again the loins are so
lame to stoop is agony. No use to
rub or apply plaster to the back
in this condition. You cannot reach
the cause. Exchange the bad back
for a new and strong one-follow the
example of this San Francisco citi-
zen:
John P. Bryson, cook, of 537 Ma
toma street, says: Il had pain in the
kidneys for eight months before I
used Doan's Kidney Pills Some
times it was worse than others and
sometimes of longer duration, but
as the area affected was right across
the small of the back, over the kid
news, I knew those organs were the
cause of the entire trouble. A short
time. after used Doan's Kidney
Pills the aching disappeared, and
what to me is of considerable more
importance is the fact | have had
complete Immunity from pain dur
ing the last six months"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name, Doan's. and
take no substitute.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-25
TRADE IMPROVES
WITH WEATHER
Dun's Review Reports Con-
fidence in Every Branch of
Industry and Firm Prices

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade to-mor-
row will say:
Better weather has greatly improved trade
in many sections of the country. spring mer-
chandise being distributed freely by 5obbers.
while retail business and mercantile coilec-
tions more normal
In almost every branch of industry there Is
confidence of active trade with the appearance
of settled weather: The prices of commodities
are still firm. Railway earnings for the month
of February thus far were So per cent smaller
than last year and foreign commerce at this
enal record as to imports. exceeding the same
week last year by $9,347, PA, while exports
were 50, ,321, ,406 larger.
Failures this week numbered 252 in the
United States. against 240 last year, and 20 in
Canada compared with 22 a year ago.
Bradstreet's tomorrow will say:
with the exception of few lake and sea-
board ports which show the effect Of past bad
weather, distributive trade at most leading
markets assumes more favorable aspect. This
is due to the spread of milder weather condi-
tions and the increase IN the number of coun-
try buyers.
winter wheat crop Is that the heavy snow
covering has helped the CROP Heavy rain on
the Pacific Coast has made good crop pros
pects especially in California.
Wool is slow Of sale and easier In price
for low grades.
Among the Industries iron and steel still
show relatively the most active demand and
the largest turn over.
Business failures in the United States for
the week ending February - number 22o.
In Canada failures for the week number 27,
which compares with II last week. Is in the
same week last year and q In 1903
Wheat including -four. exports for the week
ending February %. are 923. .022 bushels. against
exports are ~. 5o4 40 bushels. against 1oe.e
SAG 597 last year.