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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
IMPORTANT TOPICS BEFORE
THE SOUTHWESTERN BUREAU

TIE Southwestern Excursion B:reau
VII. consider several important subjects At
tn. meeting which II viii ho.d ..t the Men
E.r Hotel. IN san Antonio. Tex. On TU. -
iay. january :" P:incipa. among i::e sub
j.r.s :li.n wiil Ccfn.. VI, ar. H." states OF
.ani AMI iriI.i-rat!"n agents and ih. 1ucs-
i:on ~ d.sronttII:ing the Uract-Hr Il iH-
Guiding admission COUPONS. members nip
fees. etc. in connection with rates :or
Sy.cial occasions.
The !oilC wing matters will ais, b. con-
sid rcd: Rates for United! States Govern
'r-nc Indian service employees. status ~
arrangements FOR theatrical tfafflc. iiabii
.tv on baggage. rates for inmates of con
f"'!"ratc soldiers h"meS when travelling
a. th.i. own expense. rates for cn!iSss'l
mon q: tho navy or leave ~ absence and
s"r movement ~ apprentices from training
shipS when travelling az :irlC,.sr. ""rfif-
.a:.-u.,.,f T,i.s ami arrang.m. nts rates
end arrangements scr Fourth % July a,..i
sr summer schools ro,:nd-tIip rates from.
Texas points to Yellowstone National
rark. transportation OF MISCELLANEOUS sir
Gus cau'y.urn' carried 10y carnival c5nipS-
''"S ari uniformity ~ arrangements az
.. ,h~ transportation oS co,y.es
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
ALTON'S MOTOR CAR
DERAilED At PONTIAC.
EEPJRL.c SPECIAL.


Bloomington. H.. Dec. 3o.--Tl.e gasoline
motor ear. leased from the Union Pacific
w the chi.ago and Ai.oE for competitive
ccry.c>- with the trolley lines between
bloomington and Pontiac. met with an in
jUriouS finish TO-DAY. Th.. car i.f; here
crowded with passengers. MANY standing
NJ. and there Was an unusually heavy
business as compared with The recent
stcaEI-road service.
The run II thirty miles was made with
gu; especial incident. save the extra large
business. but when the crew made an ef-
fort To turn the car on th., Illinois Central !
''Y'' n; Pontiac. IL was d.rail"d and slight
" ,iargexsd. The car was picked rp as
s.on az possible sui towed back TO Bloom
inEtrn for repairs II Is thought that The
Journals ..r. dl:nagesi. as the car VAS de-
rallied Will, going through the yards here.
Jls. ri.ac will u. the future course 81
In. ear Is not .l!uan hy the officials to-
night. Theic Is proposition ny tc !un
the car 10 Dwight, ten miles further
north from Pontiac. and where there l. a
tGrr,-tIhir. Tn" car " constructed sd that
i, cannot run forward aIrI backward like
the ordinary trolley. eGs must always
head the same way.
The After, IL also maintaining an inter
urhaH competitive servic. between Lincoln
and Springfield. but the same Difficulty
about turning the car At I4ncola is met
with. ~ fit.yc is neither turn-'ab!e nor
"Y''' II will likely be determined tenor
row whether tn. car Will remain here o.
be- sent elsewhere.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
Distinguished FFenchmcn Express
sympathy for Signers of
Red Posters"
CALLED AHTIMILITARY IDEAS.
Argue That Appeal to soldiers to
Refuse t0 Fire Ou Strikers Il
Natural Result Of Ram
pant Nilitarism.
w ] CDRNELY

Paris. Dec ~ top. right isS.t-N hii'.
men are '..s,.ratslv fighting IN MOSCOW
.'nd the Ca: * Obliged - choose In his
army b.t.eas loyal and :oubtful r.s;-
:'~ats. our own strikes are .,uietinX and
tMirdlinc for lack Of material
N. rroccT- .Inp!oy": la Paris hav-
dAy Of YES. each week 1hic,, Is only Just.
The employee of the rufay.i department.
>'o!e also returned 60 work. but th,S
.hta,ne1 nothing !. :. .,,i. that their
he d:scharre ~ two inspectors. who hs..
been with the firm thirfy-rVe years. Tt"
,ia',n'actn'"r remained FIRM IN his re-
flsal and WAS right.
The chic? interest 81 the week :a. beet!
.-ntcr"d the palac. dc Justice. o.;
account ~ IN" trial ~ the aa'imi!itary
group b.fore III" Assize Court Tae case
is as follows:
A certain cr,erla signed 2 red poster
"nhorsinR The soldiers 20 strike and even
% Ere on their Officers II the latter o.-
mort 4 tt.. accused men hay" been con-
'inea IN jail. All are charge! with melting
Va murder and violation 80 the laws They
are thirty In number. All are turbulent
md dic.cul. 'o handle.
Their counsel cited As witnesses for ~,
'.'.nse -er:a;n nuInss. q poi,,!ciin..
'lsc Iai:r. l-.ho-:e and Nnr. S.yrr;n.
Their system consists in 3u. s;iorirg 'h-s..
witnesses a. 20 wha' they think 81 the
accused wen. w'r,. shev .t,'nk = th. cas-.
poster relating Z. sntiniiiitn rsrn
SYMPATHY FOR DEFENDANTS
The w!trcssrS' -.rlie. have been varied
= ION. The majority declared that tha..
haa much compassion for the i.fen.iants
that rh. action was merely political: a'sN.
hat the prosecution Was contrary 10 the
Las p,ucia'rn!ng NSrrty % shc press ard
~ che speech A. FOR th-ir an.:ir!i!'.arv
theories. nearly all 'te witnesses refused
:. Identify themselves with 'hcrr. .i.cla.-
!1g that ~. prisoners exaggerated oy In
CORRECTLY represented rha;- real thong n -
In reality. 'h0-.. who r..insain that This
. ton "a t~1vcl','C aus ltbr-tl are right
- inconr~ui.-irisS hu, I; has -, ,,van-
-y',rs. e'rh-rl'' 20 '-,~r-,vr-,'a-aas Z, or
''.r - b.-.:f hy the advantage.
kr''-'' ''i'ts~tS.n. moreover r. ONLY 'he
= So unf.'i W ~" ss~ ~-a' 7, = born
,-n"r .ha --i'.ula ''",.-,f.1.ic -r.,rs' D. F,
col '.r-" rrf-r -.-aIlz .h~ o.hs- 'o---rlt
= '7.s''y r-U-- b zri1. q" The vissS,
s1fr, n ~. ".n-'rs - ~. ..r,k N,ye ~
k n stan. h-ry~.r -" no fr-~,ulns
- nrs.H-i-H arr" ~ -'F--u in X" NE
-aIitary profession .-l whom ~. .-'tl y.
.s''rn supports 81 case ~ wsr
There Z. N,r~ins from abroad W"
fT.- e.s-N.N.' With ~ su"~~N - X s's'- WI
N-l~, s'.sla-..f- -..a. 49, s.urv i..Ta-.. :; I'd.
ard 'i- I--ar,. = - -8s'g.s.,l y..ir- Not
'-r knowing vr--. ~, Moro. Confer
-rc~ f. - b hell although Algeria ~...'-n :
p" b~ clearly t"-'sns;~. on" rrt.~, h'r.
fHat 'at~ confer vi: iF-uit ~ A'g-
fHE' ;nuI sr,tTt-r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
RAILROADS
MISSOURI CONCERN
GETS news Agency
Van Noy News Company Of st.
Louis and Kansas City Obtains
Illinois Central Contract, Ef.
fective To- Morrow.

The Van Noy News Compan: Of 81. Louis
eHd Kansas City has secured the news
agency. cigar and lunch-counter contract
Oh the entire Illinois Central system. lLv-
iCs ou;bsd the Railroad News Company
OF Chicago. the co.traci becomes effective
Jaiil:ayy
Two years ago the Van Noy concern OBJ
tain.t. The contract for this service or the
southern divisions Of the Illinois Central.
between Cairo and New Orleans. Now u
extends lis business over the whole syS-
;.m. tn. competing company Performed
the service for about thirty wears.
TAe Van Nov News c5.npany engaged
in this business In 1856. and made progress
fror. I'll. start. A. the present time /, mas
tn:racss. similar to t1tt which u has
made with the Illinois Central. with the
Missouri Pacific and iron Mountain sys-
ten. the Frisco system. th. Rio G-arde
Railroad ard the E.o Grandc Western.
I. q. Van N"v and e. :. Van EJy OF Kan
sss CITY ~" respectively pr-s.den. and
s.creia:y-fr.asurer. and q. ". Krebs Of
-. Louis Is vice president.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
THINKS SnOklIG
PREVENTS DISEASE
Leading Loadoo Dentist Cites In
stances Where the Cigarette
Habit Saved Victims From Sc
riOus Maladies.
SPE1AI. BIZ CABLE.

London, Dec. G-SCopyright. ise6eAs
Stv>g9i Chicago surgeons have iss:ed a
terrible warning TO smoking dnankind. see
Eae the cancer lurking ia the bowl u tn.
eA;rA pire seeing u STAMPED on the osnd
OF the Tat cigar a;i: n the slender cha p.
Of the ins,d!ou. cigarette. ar Express feo-
geon wkAt lie thought. and he said:
1t Is c;fscV!i TO give al opinion On ,ae
subject. a n!aa may come TO me With a
mAiixnant disease os The throat .sni
q pipe. and ais friends say. I told you SO :
But people forge, that many nonssnoa.rs
develop cance. ! saw 2 patient this morn
lug who IS =, years old. He has carefully
consequence. kat ne would escsie the uni
versa! curse, bu, he had cancer OF the
tonsue. ai.d l could only give him few
There l. no doubt" he added. that
those whose families show y iong record
of the disease should tive by rule and
smoke very little a small wound in the
while II the pipe Or H. cigarette lad teen
:orsAke- for a couple Of weeks q nigh:
have healed normally instead of develop
irG into q canceYous sro~th.'
On the other hand clever dentist. who
IS At the top OF h:- profession. considers
that smoking often safeguards against
disease ard believes that the spread O:
IL. mouth
'.Scmc people conc 10 me Ne said.
who evidently never expended a minute
az ihc ear. 81 their teeth. believe til
greatly exaggerated.
"a case ,anse under my notice a day or
two aSD OF a lacy who's. teeth were In a
terribly septic condition. ana who SUI
fered from liberation OF IN. gums. She
Informed me. when ] wondered at Re- inI-
munity from ir,ernal disease. that size
owed II e, smoking twenty cigarettes a
day. and thus purified and disin:ec,ei her
system
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
TERMINAL ROADS
APPEAR IN SUIT
Governments Case Against AZ
legged Combine Will Come Up
Before Judge Finkelnburg
Tuesday - Grca, Legal Battle
Expected.

Ncs; OF The th!rt-four defendants
named in the petition fled Ivy u. r. Dyer.
Tinted States District Attorney. In the
United States District Court. nearly \
month ago. charging them With Icing :.
part at THE elieg.G Terminal combine. yes
ieidsy appeared in the Federal Court I"
acknowledge receipt cf service and to file
their credentials.
James r. Gray. Clerk of It's, United
states Circuit and District courts. yes
terGay said that his Office would lie open
Tomorrow ~ oyd-. thu; those who had
not as y., flied their credentials could Il"
so before the ;;me allotted them had ex-
pired
TUESDAY the matter will come UP before
Judge F.nk"'nhure. aud "a date VII z: SCI
for the railroads 10 appear In the Federal
tribunal 20 show cause Why the Tcf;ninai
Association should not he dissolved as aa
unlaw full continuation or trust. ", restraint
Of trade. IL; arrO:danc" with ;hs petition
file.i ty the s;,.vsrrHeut-
], l.. believed that the date for the. dis-
solut. .on hearing will be set fcr the mrs.
M"rcav H. February The prehminaS
hearing is not expected to take .rn41
than on. .r Two days. and after this the
date will he set for the trial proper
The ease % IeinI watched ~ all paris
Of the United states. ard probably viii De
on. oi Ii" G:catss. legal battles ever
tough. ia Missouri. The Government w'.'
l.. represented 10y =. L. Over. chester n
Krum. Ch.rles Nassi .-i and i'~ss1 ~ t.is: t.
Moody under whose direction the bin
agains, the Terminal Association was
filed.
The defendants viii have at least thirty
four legal representatives. as each OF the
ti,irty-four railways named in si.c Govern
nent's petition will .,avc "a; least on" az
torney II, court TO look after ns interest.
IN its petition the government cnarSes
sha, the Terminal Railroad l. owned by
fo,ir;een railroads: that these roads own
tn. Teru,!,ial bridge and the Merchants,
Railroad. which OWNS the Merchants
bridge. " also charges that fh" STOCK ri
The WigEin. Ferry Company * held IL,
,rus, ny th. Central Trust Company %
New York c.tv for the fourteen railr9an,
that az" alleged to control tHs I"rhh"''
Association III restraint OF trad"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
no LONGER ANY DEMAND
FOR GHOSTlY LITERATURE.


'.~~,iui. t--c H. ,|-;.T.=l' 80
Among r1- t~.-F-a''-r sr"-'g Z hri'e" -
80. rn;,i = s,rfn;ItLr.. - .h >t- eii! ghost
s'.-.a. - 'hua; " -h sr trE E". old
rasalor:-i dsy- ~ christmas annual could
." -gr,;,~,e Z; na. ua pace II th's years
Christmas. r.T."d.'si literature. ard cur
-.n- rS-tBp = -VE-!y silent ~ ihc sub
to-, x To-. Can~riy yiS.tar!' who con-
i-.t4tyd - ;Ir Christmas festivities 81
decade sSp
WIT. q. - N-li!.Ss 'nork- gray :fars.
wf,b.I 10y tfi AL IN. y+>t army ''
,;laaEs = ~ uN.f 20 become "S~'rspc-rv-
on Christmas Es' ~" 80 longer ;sr. ~
n" iIu>-..si'~ stvEA IN Trade.
Women VI" -ENl"-~'N inquire -!
-ca3iy SN,. g'soS- =fary. a; The .hc:'. meet
Nth A Blank >fFT- Not a single S.cs:
-ro-y mas .rssuIt'-l from the publishers
~ t-GTtsr mas t''r
rnI, q. a... p.x tho -eTs~ explanation
- ne rah.s>t~T - Hsr- !t-Tz;gre zen
asked ory tr~ Che 'st-Ea~ ghost .l.s been
eliminated Tf-.~ . no demand :or
bgo.l.f --..-i - .sr.srS. . ,ls'at1s ghairs
r,rtaaS SrrsvS ana DISMAL sh-'-i. srrAry.
f,Ir-,h,s-,toSU houses sUrs.E' ;sgl.l castles
art melancholy -'ustgl xrang's
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
THROWS LIGHT ON
EVOLUTION OF DRESS.
SpH gAL EY CABLE.

S1'f| AK th IAbIs6-
London. Dec. a0-.COpyr.ghs l.ss. MI.
Wi!f:e! Webb. al a meeting Of fh. Wind
-: and E;on scientific and Archaeo;oyi a!
society. the other night. spoke Interesting
y of the evolution Of dress.
Prom the prehistoric t..a aings. Il would
appear. he said. that cur early ane..s-":s
were cioihe'i with hair and had .:ttle re
ceSs!ty for an artificial covering.
Judging fro.n primitive races a: the
Present day clothing was not first ai"?tci
as protection from. the weather. Starting
with IL" hat. i: was shown that the hat
tan:i ca: D. traced 10 =, i.ilet which heij
ia shdle d simple piece ri cloth. .sr,n.
:.;n.Js t..is riiCt wa- tied IN a boz behind.
th.. ,ails % which survive IN the : -. n
zap tailor hat a.i1 bishops r.i;Ye. while
The. ii;;i. 'or .nsi.;e IL shs lining uf ;tic
lat, il n s..!y iyil "f the facing which se;.e
;nr lining ia Sha;c. or. y.Ss.bi. a.I.;
hack - I'll" tin. when a h.f Was made hy
putting a stfiiS Through holes in a ia,
ricc. "f leather .ii b. tightening il. p-o-
''Ic:i& crown
''P!unes i'i hats are ON the !es: side he
cau>.. N In" early times. th.sS.. s,,iorrI-
Eenis scr" 80 81. sa,r they would .ia,-
seriously iu;erf.r.d with the use II III.
~ ord y worn .r. Tire right. whii. fh.. he'll
nf-t oi ihc :ir.::cn IL practically i!-nt:r.tl
with those worn by the anyi-n; Greeks
The buttons on the coat-sl..ye poinr 20
IN. time when coats w.-r. ve.y costly and
u WAS customary to turn back ;he sleeves
so that the. 81 sJ.!i ROY bc so!leI.'
Mr.. S-hb said h., could find no Sa;iS:ac-
tory reason -n: in tGro;.a;. countries
THE huitc:is "n :nsr's clothes should ~. al
wa. oil h. right slide al! thos. q: q
woman on Tho tc.i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
ENGLAND HAS UNUSUALLY
MILD AND DRY SEASON.
SPE,!A.. NJ CABLE.

SPECIAL III CABLE
London. Dee. 0.-tCopyriSh,. 120s S-FNoP
thc ..cond tims. In the last half century a
December drought has been recorded In
l.,n,:on. Wednesday was the eighteenth
successive day on which no rain had been
recorded by Doctor II. X VIII ~ his oh
serving station in Camden Square.
THIS a. Doctor VIII points out IN . lot
ter 20 IN. Times. establishes what -
tschr ricAlly known among m-fe"r"iogtstN
a. IN absolute drought. The last D"csru-
her dyc,ixhs was recorded IN 1859. and mono
IA. occurred prey iously since the meteor
..oS:ica! observations wsr~ started ~ CAM
den S;1Lar. N Is5s BIT neither the IA II
ere nor she NAte.vorks authorities worry
much about the drought In I~cenlb~r. for
a.. rivers and springs do not diminish
p~r~e2s .bIJ. and. beyond tho Fart s,lae
there Will he possibly less nootei ground
for skaters than usual. the fross puts
In an appearance. u Yainl"ss 1"c"mber -
more o. = curiosity thar an irccrseniencs
Only three vet days have heen recorded
a. 81 james Park this month. and not
oa!y has TIE rnoath been unusually dry
IN London. bu, II has slsO been u:is!a!!y
mild
Signs % fhe mil1 season sre Forthcoming
Il, n. shape of early blooming sio!ets u:
=, Ho.k an! the swelling cf leaf budA aac
,h. acpsaran.r Of young shoots en- ne
shrubs In the London pa'ka
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SHOWS ITS APPRECIATION
The Blanke- W enneker Candy Ca
BanVucts Its Statesmen.

About seventy-flys Of tho oficera aqd
employees Of the Blanke Wenneker Candy
Company sat down To an elegant spread
at the southern Hotel Friday evening.
Charles !" Wenneker acting as toastnas-
ter. Those who made after dinner speech
6 we're: yo~eph b. Farmer. Louis
Schmidt. = r. H. Wenneker. r. 4. Med
rinehaus and Otliery. Fountain pens yer"
given tho euests as souvenirs These at
tending included:
Charles ,: wann.ker, !essph r Farmer: Irais
Sctmtds, August ~ Rlsnks. y. u. Sie9rin6-
haus. T. =. ~. We.neker. Georse Holman.
August EiIeES-oct. Char.ns ". Ho'tcemp Al
b.r, Hsusnan. y. = Loud. August ~. v'n
nekeE: E.l kssSman. q. =: w,ddsr, r. r. seI..-
er. y Sha.p. s;erR. Klein. Char!es Kl.,n
:chmt,,. John G Mas.n. .;s'rss ". Miller. g.
4. Dietrich. Giem Wennekrr. r L. Hopscn. p
q. Meyer. T. - Mosby. Waller St.ed ? u.
Tayl"s J. - Bo.ss. a. -. Cook. e. Jandrew.
". > Rober,s. II s; Knaner: J: = AourEes. Y.
A. Moody. J. y. vail T. S. Williams. L. q.
Ies!em.she:. II w. Head: Harry sch!ue;er.
tersr D. Rrizzi. VIII shut John kl.iE.ehmids.
liy!nx.;on ) tris.iM,n. e Hopkins.
ham s,hr.dt. IL r. Peters. Fred Iebas. Fred
e. I.sn,we-x;sk. Len hacker. Ell Klein. r. Wal
decker AMI Fred knaner
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

N.w Yn.N, Dec 3o.-T'lc tnrec-nasted
schoop.- Il. s<i" Whiting was towel tn IN.
Ell. I-s,n after completing record
.'noo,:oo'' t-:y from Port Royal. 3 e.
shortly after setting sail she e'lco'iH-
,,r.d such a terrific gale tha; her forctop-
mas. HIi i.tSoo,n were carried away. nef
I,,r- wast.I or. hsr sails spin. ard she
sfrr,g i.sI Twenty siv. miles n"yth
-. -, Iya.,r-,- Shc narr"-is "-rspesi
har-su. INT. a vessels SIDE Hh'c!, was
,'.,,i-r. Nth vrsckaS. n~a~ bN.
<.ar.n- s;sE.iy Hook 81 s..yiiSit "''~'
,,ay ~. EaSs.e Wh,tiuz Yan int" rlu'!
Sow IN to-y %! ~" tu,; J"itn + =. ming an.
sank &, Tho crew nSrr"H'y escaped
drowning
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Bird Attacks Her and She Hits II
With a Stone.

Danbury. Conn. Dee. a.-I.,,cy DaId.
sie,iel. "a pretty ls-year-o!d gtrl II SveSt
Pla!n. had a thrilling adventu Wtth a
giant write owl yesterday. The owl
;.l.. sur.d feet from tip to tip.
Miss I...n,isieiei vent into the poultry
huge Eivr. ,he.c II Was dusk and the 0W !
wss able To see plainly. This II evtncc'a
l.. advancing cn the girl instead OF taking
fight.
Miss LANDSLIDE. unable 20 get away,
snatchs.i UP ~ handful nj stones. and with
or. .f ,!l"s" wounded the OWLS wsneA
Then. having disabled the stg bird. she
ran to thc uoIse. Wh.rr she got he:
.hr"f1..c's r;fl. Rnd with this she shot the
.,wi
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
CONTRACT FOR ROAD FROM
Abilene TO STANFORD.
REPUBLIC SFEsTfI.

Dallas. Ten. Dee .n-A eonira~. Nae
entered into ,o-!sy between F.: :. Hughes.
= car;'alis' Of Dallas and Abilene anG
his associates with the pespi. Of Ali. no
an! A.son. hv the terms Of which Nr
HuGhss ard his associates agree {, build
railroad s-o-r Abilene north through
Ans.r In Jones County. Co . connection
WITH either 'hs Kansas city. Mexico ard
Orient ~ 'hs Wichita Valley road af
stamford
This ,ouirs-. calls for .hr rnat 10 10 n
operation by January :. ls's - r Romsr
president -. ,bc Fidelity Trust 'onpany
og Fp-f Worth. wili finance The reW road
Th'- road utIl 'ravsrs. one % the rich
-. sections % .he STATE. and thar
is already SETTLED 20 q lare" extent II viii
AFFORD mean. - transportation for thou
sands =! rsopi. eh" are nov II 'h.' se--
tsVr, az MIDI. West T-yss. and 1; viii
give Abilene q ci."rf lire 30 the n.:fh.
one q. .N~ things that city has b-cn reed
ing 'cr mary yeArs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
p'ANNUNZi0 MAY
COME TO AMERICA.
stassa = aSshse ssS~A 90 >ee0se <Wsss
sssts~ ashSP Which sse >"oGAs s"r
paspWs~ "s s.esssWG . GtSOSre-

Er-r- ',~r r-s,.r,Nr.sH' IbSI- The
~sfr- z..h"rit-s- n,ys !. - I'D 30 enter
tii-i Stcn~r q hrrE-,ips sr-ifrltir- ir-
>s'.s cltir.ns4'r Tire t;T'iusi- i'sls
This celebrated N-3tr- r~spi, =! 70 a.
s.ts.r. = ,>-sie- Nationality 81 order - -
zsl- - divorce hi~ .ts. "a. yCunx sui
h-au-sfui fuEt-s. Z t;sll~ss A. 'c-g
a. ~ -~-,s'ae,t a SItt-s- - I'aIy 1.-~
~ tIsuTrt is~ ~N'.-s p" cnu'i rot a.,
fss- ,ss- obs
In YES = .iss a-ftos u rN~ S-t~s AT
tA,-.;'.. - q r-:.I that Ssnor 4 An
r.,Gn1io IL s-r.tfusi. ru=;-rrt'is'ioG .skl0c
m q r~sit~si's IN Arr'.-.ys. Roth rzsn'a
s-sd f.ak arc mentioned IN tit. ccrnsc-
: ss--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
ENTERS SUIT FOR 100000.
Former Agent Asks Big Damages
Against Fire Insurance 90.

J = we..h hss brought sxo suits for
damages sxa;.s, che American Svar,ntee
F.rt NIs.a' I.f- fns1-2nce COMPANY
Gre sU:. - sor SO 40
Es:-n alleges ,hs; 70 al! his 6-otsef
sn:s-e. l.:o . co,;r7c: With The ere In
surarce rdm?ary 90 take charge o' i:s
farm department. TIE agreement he'-G
-h., sh~ brothers. AZ agen:s Of the com
p.ny. ~e.r 20 receive 70 pe. cea: OF a.
business The contract wSs made April
- fSl ne says and later vsS sas:gne !:
90 r v..ta. Oho took soss charge o.
~. business
We.fh ieees shat n Soyemb~f. :S1.
s~ Q vote % the Beard % psreetofS he
raa,s,s ma: II e Hv.skanp and J ".
fsoust.-.y. president and secretary. re.
r--.yeiy. carried aeay ire hrokv acd
ots~r r~co-ds Of his 1spa-cness.
w.rsh estimates that has commissions
~ b. rad ece heea mct>ssed. SoSid have
amounted 10 0AeA TAs otkee svtt. ta
Vh,rh y. sesks 10 recover CAnG r.
has~a on charges that Werfh aeSaaee1
uaotey .o- the cc@pasys ve-
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usssasss Usssessssy ssssAss ssss.

sn,i,Sae.. III. Dc 1-c.rais 81 the
y-niye.si;y ~ i.Ino.s have scrVck a snAe
r., ,ne cay o: the ccnvIct-ises,: Isx \
nxrns.Y cr bile fos PRINTING scns fgr fns
.-..fsu.,or 0erA recently ss.; 70 g u
Y,-ney. Gales asea. sog TIE Board at
YYissn Ir4;vssY,ss. 10 secure hsa rsiea.e
rn-tay sssee bills we're returned by -:
1,,ney together sffh copy os ~ sptrsor'
f,,-, As,crr.e. General s,e7i 20 'Ae sf-
i...; ,ha, tie Beard o: Prison Iacr,s's.es
hAs no authority 70 fe.sas> coatfacf.
After The aaass have ben fet Usfhoss srs'
sne,y.nr 20 tNe bcard fer TIE szsopies
N = resyas. the oFfnt:ng bls1 eas3o: b
suAsted ana :hs university Treasurer ess-
nse 1Ay the HkoA
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NGllSHMEN TO TAKE PART
IN MEXICAN GCLF TOURNEY.
SPECTA. ny CABLE.

LONDON. Dec 2.-oTopyTlxsc. i.'s II ="
carts e: ist.4E- -oI' professional, VI: -
are cc'; 10 A.,sIeo TO taA" pay: Ii tn
open I..--J:s.gt ...Tc f.sf mont. Ht
s.-.I. CH4.- ..a...! hy -. infusion oi Jack
W.t-. -! sSIu:.i:.I..l- ana I.".. is!.. = ia 4,
OF !. ilv...n i...k. .a.. ta.s. two. t''-
--;h r w-a Andrew h...e.-.s:: ard Alex
8ri.r EeIi. sailed on The Carnaiia Yes
;-rlay.
..a. party has been o-San!z-! b" Mr.
P.rr.agG Si-:.ols. cno came ovs: special
J. l'A fay> ago win a commission
iiom inc PRESIDENT o: she Mexico country
=. i.r ia.. rro:Iol.;S - IN. t.urnan"r'.
Wni.n boz he !sscsi Invitations tn James
Brsi! nrrr- Ia-I"r,. ]. ~ Tay!", tii'.
Tom Nar!ra hGs non" of 'n"s-- players
found IN SIH,.s - maxi ~" iTil
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v,,,.,. National a..srs o-A-s..

Sr-f-xr-.. H. Do 20 P-r-nis.icr 20 'iSu
ar caIr'. .i;h s.-is t',- - it|u' arrrur;tic'i.
"a. - V..---rf,.- . is.s. ma. teen 0Isnsrs! ty
AG..'.n. .;e,i...i got. u the springfield ii'en
S.Fr--' 80 '--s
r.. G.~.ui i.'.ti-era-: F-..' Hra.sHo,e 81
.-.7lt~rv = rTT;f Infantry RseiGnAf.dC -
49, :, U,--.r ,. rir-s' i'sI'eran' ari RAT
.s!inr At;H;s.- - -" Fsfrh fu'as''y - &C.
s:--!
,-- I.gs,t..-aa. o: ..str-s,v H. Ra0hsh Infao-
.rv vice Pam -r 10 ~nnhrraes:
an u.-4rs-is dis-Sx GO from ere rfysocv
-~-, - - N. --a. 10 .ssu~i &c Private Jsmes
.;.i,1-. u, COMPANY H i-:xh'i Infantry.
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AUTOMOBILE TRACK FROM
LONDON TO BRIGHTON.

London be n-,Copyr.Sht 10 "A
-<lSz-s III To- the construction %! Al
4Gtu-s5tiL. t-Ack Between London a0t
frs.E-g- usic. q 20 - s-crT1c'sss - tie
~; s.s-fo1 % PA-i,A-sar. {. roe r,-h-
S.s~s So -oS.o..t task All % fo.ty
Gi:ss - .saxih. azt av,o-s,o'1is.;s VII e
as,> TO 60 az Say sS>~t ;ses -Seass
gsr.rA.IsS sia;s51 fnc ire sGtrsy ..
s.e-f-tzi on rI. O. sire sarka Cs ;ss
river Gardls rear wA-:on Nils Cruy-
tcs, : also 20 - e:-c;A6
fl,z yeX-s = t-e I,st.c3 a..ese6 for ':he
..s-sz - -. q a.. scse-,e tie capital OF
~ ousrr,r~ :. 20 - sisS N.. .sssed II
So xea-ss ~lfn power 20 e.c.rus oe NOR
GaI~ os rNt