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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
director Of the Northern Pacific

elected a director Of the Northern Pacific
Railway company.
Forces are at work on the Union Pacific
track which will be laid on the east side
OF Ninth street. The west side is COM
pleted, as is the switch to the east side.
The Illinois Central will sell homeseeKers
round trip tickets to all southern and
southeast stern points November for 50 per
cent Of the one way rate for the round trip,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
GROVE IS STILL IN PRISON
Remains mt Hotel de Power, in Alb
sence of Bond TO secure
His Liberty.

Pat Grove is still an inmate Of the Doug
las county Jail, and so far as could be
learned Wednesday he is likely 10 stay
there for some time. Nothing definite has
been done. in fact no step has been taken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19

them. and this hay is our main dependence
for winter feed. Very few OF the cattle
are winter ranged. but must be fed at the
ranches. All the hay We can get Is from
these hay valleys. so you see they have
to be protected by fences, or the cattle
will Craze them OF.
'The government has fenced in great
tracts for experimental forest preserves all
over the Dismal river reserve. Cattle OF
course are not permitted 20 range inside
these fences. but the range is free in all
unfenced sections You will find the cat
tlemen up there are pretty good sort OF
people, and are on the best Of terms with
the homesteaders; in fact many of the
cattlemen are honesteaders and where they
join fences It is not to keep people or other
cattle out, but to keep the stock from
drifting and getting lost.
Lines Hard to Follow.
Practically no roads or section lines are
defined enough to follow roads. so we have
the roads follow along the river bottoms.
1t may be that here and there fence will
cross a section line, IL anybody can find
the line. but the fences are not put there
to obstruct any ones passage. There are
always means to get in an out of the
country, and the trail roads lead through
public gates that anyone is at liberty to
open and is only asked to close them to
, keep the cattle from straying or trespass-
ing on private lands There are millions
of acres Of land up there that can never
be cultivated, and are At only for grazing
purposes. They are for the public use,
and no one knows that better than the cat
Ito men. They welcome settlers there and
will treat them right"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
Railway Notes and Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Berry returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday morning.
Herbert II. Moies, southwestern passen-
ger agent OF the Nickel Plate, with head
quarters at Kansas City. is in the CITY
Announcement was made yesterday that
Grant b. schley member OF the firm OF
Moore a. Schley OF New York, has been
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
sTEPHENs & SMITH.
ARMOURs NO.
Commercial College Team Wins.

LOGAN, Ia. Oct. 1S.-(Special TelegramO
The Omaha Commercial college foot ball
team this afternoon defeated Logan SO to
o. Referees: NJ. Arnold for Omaha, John
Mefferd of Woodhine for Logan. There
was a large attendance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
WITH THE BowLERs.

In the Commercial league game last night.
on Lentz & Williams alleys, the Stephens &
Smith team defeated the Armours In three
straight games. thereby tying the Life
Malts for first place. Caughlan took the
honors of the evening with score OF SIS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
HANLON MAY COME TO ST. LOUIS
Brooklyn Man O6ered management Of
Mnnnd CITY NntlonnIa.

st LOUIS. Mo. Oct. 1S-Secretary NJ
stanley Robson OF the 81. Louis National
league base ball club today telegraphed
an offer 10 Ned Hsnlon. manager OF the
Brooklyn team. 70 become manager Of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
Erenzied with Fear

are many who de7elop lung trouble. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption will
cure them-5Oc and ST. For sale by Sher-
man 4 Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19

cine OF the great Interstate Remedy Com
pany We send the original prescription
entirely at our cost and not at yours, so
YOU can get II filled most anywhere.
There is no charge for this, not dollar.
not cent not a penny.
Sent IN plain envelope, sealed, without
amy mark or writing on the cover to betray
the contents Man Medicine will give you
ba elk all the old time come and go of being
alive and young. New young power and the
lift and life Of first manhood over again
Your whole body will mount again TO the
strength and vigor of youthful manhood
Your flesh and blood will shout out the fact
that you are right-right-right You know
what that means-eyery man knows-it
means full force and fire of vigorous man
hood The fash and dash Of man-life. the
man who lives again in every part of his
body being,
II means all that-does that. Do you want
to be that way? Do you want TO be
man-man- observation-disclosures man-able?
DO YOU want TO be game" again--up and
roiningi Man Medicine will make you so.
The proof i5 yours. the prescription is
yours free for the asking, absolutely free.
Your name and where TO send it--aIl you
have to do to get it. Get it. Prove IL.
know It. Wen send IL. Our word is your
Guarantee.
INTERsTATE REMEDY COMPANY,
I5S Luck building, Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
Now ManaEer for santn h

George 7. Gunnip has been made general
passenger agent of the Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe at Chicago, TO succeed ]. NJ.
OConnell, recently made general passenger
agent Mr. Gunnlp has been connected with
the Santa Fe at Cincinnati for twenty
years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19

local organization in 1906. Mr.. Robson
received Information that Hanlon had sew
cred his connection with the eastern club
and will make every effort to secure his
services.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
Man who FIeeced Railroads.

Alanson Stewart Appleton. the smooth
man who worked railroad officials for
transportation on the strength of his name,
which resembled a noted book publisher,
has been getting into trouble all over
the country. He was a temperance lee
turer at some eastern summer resorts and
beat his board bill, that the landadies
are after him At Portland several bust
ness men were trimmed by the willy APP
pleton and civil suits have been started
and 1t is said in circular sent to the
various railroads by the protective bureau
that criminal suits will follow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19

For your hoae have the best beer. storz
b.. Ribbon. Telephone l2o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
FOR 80

40 Years In Omaha.
His FREE BOOK tells the nature and
causes OF every disease with which men
may be affiicted. Out OF respect for society
and the city in which he lives, the doctor
refrains from naming in the family news
paper the various diseases OF men that he
Is called upon to treat. This information
can all be found in his book.
His Home Treatment
has permanently cured thousands OF cases
and every day is proving what a great
good can be done for men at small cost.
Medicine sent in plain package.
Fees Light. Consultation Free,
once Hours-S a. m. to $50 d. m. Sun
DAYS, S a. M 10 p. m.
Can or write. Box 166. ONCE 2l5 South
ltth - o. omaha, Neb,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
FREE TO men
Man Medicine Receipt
The Great Prescription for Man Ead|cIss
10 Sent Absolutely Frss-ThG Power
Proof Of Perfect Potency In Every
Man Now Within Reach Of all and
the Prescription Free,

Your youth can and will come back again.
Prove In your own discouraged body the
potant power Of the marvellous Man Medi-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
YEARS
DR.. McGREW
has made a SPE-
CIALTY OF all forms
OF diseases and dis
orders Of
MEN ONLY

His facilities for
treating this class OF
diseases are unlim-
tied. His remark
able cures have sell
dom been equaled,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-19
Mnch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

There is a good deal of misundertsand-
ing about these hay valleys. Most OF them
are owned by the people. who have fenced
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Gltins ~StaStnahrtatea.

Dem @ irtte CHARLES San
tuurbe geitern bonn Mapor 6olbmar bic
2i5ens entso9en. Die bonn poli3ei=
Supsrintenoentsn 4rueer eema9ts
@usiase aeigte barauf bin. bab Sap's
plab linen f9le6ten &uf befibe. iopie
aud bab Dan in Obio geraoe feinen
suten pOliseiruf beiaB, als sr fi9 bort
auf6ielt.
Den ben Sp9eeleifen
an Der Senate Nbe., 3entudp Nbe.,
WihOuri Str, Wst Str, Werril
Str. unb 9ibsr Nbe. betbeiligten
@%iienbabnen, tpuros Elm Nufi9ub BON
80 Sa9en b%epiaigt, INN tusiters unter'
iu&un9en Der bonn Stabt=S ngsnieur
ss~fsrti9tsn pldns bisier Nrbeit ansu=
iislen uno gOri9ldse fur abdnberung
oerieIben ein3ubrirgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

9Iei9dm pie bur9 Elm
Wunber gerettet tpurbe in 5arriion,
81. s., bic 21a Sabre alte &oie Mc>
Gormid. sic fiel brei Stodperte tief,
pbne audi nur bic seringite @erlebuns
gu erleiben. Sas &ino fpielte am off
fenen Ssniter unb f~letterte auf bas
Tenfter6rett zines Teniters an Der
WeItieite bes elterli9en 9auiss. 6isr
berlor bas 3inb as9lei9setpi6t unb
fiel fopfiiber binab. Die g%ntfernung
lit breiBis SUP unb in Der 9Obe -bss
apeitsn Stodes ftiirate bic &leine auf
einsn @orbau, BON mo- lie auf ben 8oz
ben berunter rolte. Oisiem umtdnb
anein perbanft bas 3inb fetn 2eben,
ba baour4 Die Wu4t bes Gaaes &c,
bro9en purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Ser sdiasrfram,.

Der aabslbOti9aft tusl9s Bel unferer
biefgen s9iQerfeisr bon unIsrem ge.
i4dBten Witbiirser Germ Sobn gerter-
mann aus Wsimar sintraf, t0nnen mir
nun @inselbeiten iiber Die Sarbrinquna
BEG aran3ss pel9sn bas Snoiana.
puliier Seutf9t6um benz Nnberten
Srisbria e9iasrs piomste, binsu-
ftigen. Sisielbsn inb In einem 8rief
on 5errn Nus. W. Rubn sntbalten.
6err Sertermann mar nod lanae-
rsmNa9osntsn 81 oemgnti9lub gstom,
men, baB bic Wibmuna aus 10 tusiter
5erne ni9t unter benz srpBsn 2ran3-
bti9el auf benz G6iler unb @oetbe
plab peri@winosn birfs, ionbern i'm
Sterbe3immer bes groBsn 9i9ters am
re9ten Iplase lei. Cine tleine cher
auserlefene geieaf9aft uobnte benz
Ittus BET. Die lisbensparbi9e So&ter
beg 9srrn gertermann, 0rl. Srma.
iibernabm Die sbrenbone Wiffion Der
2ran3oarbringung. Inter fsierli9sm
S4ueiaen f&miidte fe bas Sterbebett
beg Sidters nit bem3si9en Der Wereb.
rung. Der Gugenblid miro Der Jun.
gen DAME uno ben Nnusisnbsn unber-
gsbli9 isin.
Die Seutf4en bon Snbianapplis
aberIoanten Germ unb 6rdulein Ser.
termann fur bic 10 ipiirbise grlebigunq
Der Wifion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Die fangen Gecen.

Serr pprel, Der Director bes @al'
bepile in Yaris, belt einmal einen
8prtrag iiber ,Oas S6eater bon
beute". Was feiner Gebe einisen Rei5
perlie6, tparen bic bon 9errn porel tn
perI9penbsriider TiiGe eingeitreuten
Mnefbpten, bon benen etne gleia bic
Ginleitung bes 8ortrages bilbste:
sd psripre9e Sbnen ni9t, furs gu
iein," besann Der Director bes 8auoes
bile, vober i9 perfpre9e Sbnen, 10
tpenig pie mDgli9 unniiBes 3eug gu
i9tpGBen. Sp oft i9 1ffentlid gu
iprehen babe, fGnt mir Elm Wort elm,
bas Gbmonb Mbout einmal in meiner
@egenpart benz @ebege feiner 3d9ne
entflis6sn lieb. gs mar BET einem
feisrli6en 8egrGbniB; cine bebeutenbs
9eri0nli9feit belt cine &ebe auf etne
anbere bebeutenbe peri0nli9feit, bic
ftumm unb urbepegli9 5pii9en ibren
bier 8rettern lag, unb langen eint0nis
gen SabungebeLern folgten p6ne Mits
leib unb grbarmen nod ldn9ere eins
tOnige l1ngebeuer. Sa fagte Der uns
eebulbig eeporbene Ibout: rSas
t0nnte einem p~abrbafttg bas sanas
Sterben perleioen!" Die grinneruns
an bieIen 4usruf zines ~gsqudlten Ger
sens, befen bronieen &ldng i9 nod
beute i'm S6re babe, fou mir cine beils
fame Marnund fetn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
@tess-Mltar 0rab.
O { boren:

Wm. unb 8. Rutenporf, 3nabe. -
ssrant unb 9issie 8s6r, anabe.-SObn
unb Massis Sstbsn, Mdb3sn. = Sa-
cob unb gseile SteinmsB, 2nabs. =
u. 6. unb Winnie @6errp, 2nabe. =
gastins unb 2aura pouea, 4nabs. -
Wm. unb 2i33ie Dcunger, Mdo9en.-
Wes!ep unb Srau @rOff, 2na6e. -
9. 6. unh Marp Davenport. Wdo'
den. - 9ennis unb Mnna Srabers.
anabe. = @m. uno Nnelia Sarris,
mdb9en.-SacOb unb Mart6a Wiaem,
Mdb6sn. = Sulius pnb anna @in=
barbt, 9nabe. = @aleb uno Gannis
Waribal, 9nabs.-SOiep6 uno anna
@rapon, 2nabe. = Sc5n unb Nora
Salmon. 3nabe. - Wat urto 2Dttie
pfaf, 2nabe.-Sue unb Sina garriih,
Gnabe.
O etraut.
Sames Do. grablep, il. - Winifreo
Wbite.
Slopo gobal-Wila Ni6olas.
Wm. Wation-Nettie Waltsrs.
grnef ublman-Neaie S%ablmann.
S6omas Bropn-Sslsn 6er9uion.
Clarence Sarreu = Wabel 3u9elman.
@Qen 8edett-Mlice 8rppn.
Gtfpr6en:
Simon @fer, &c. 1914 Of 25. Str,
- Sobn &i.er, So, Central Srren'
Soipital. = gbster Price. Is, 2454
@eft @aibinston Str.-gso. 8rOots.
&c. 1870 @et Martst Str.-SObn
8ess, go, @sntral Srre,,=S oipital. -
Gertrude 8rubafsr, 4 Dr.. 1425 Sen.
trail 4ps.-Wm. @beatlsp, 70, Stabt.
See, "a, Central Srren=Soipi-
tai. - U. M. 6. 2ouiia Whler, &c,
1877 Sho gaft Str. -@6ritine Sable,
SO. 3O8 Sieblano Qbs.-Wmt. Sarbsp,
l62, 1920 South Wefern Ibs. - 3,
@ilis, %, SIT q. Sal. Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
CD.
Snbiana's srSbts Dry @pobs SanSIsr.
Gletaes Sdaoenfeuer.

Gin tleines 5euer brad lsbts @a9i
Tim 80 u6r in " 81. Nobls Str. aus.
Die 3u9luft bra9te bic Gardiner boz
benz ofenen Jenfter nit Der brennerceu
8%asfammen in 8eriibrung uno SeSte
oiefelbsn tn grano, infOlgsosfsn BIZ
8olleau9b ebenfals 6euer fit1een. Ole
Die Jeuertuebr anfan,, warer Die Slam
men i9on gel0i9t.
@inbOm Superintenbenten be,
union &ailpap 60. u. u. Sion Be
Der geb6rbe 6hentli9er Werte bintet'
legter proteff se9en ben f6mubiaer
3utanb Der capitol Mbe. in Ndbe be,
Union geleiie purbe Der Straeen'
%@OmmiifiOn iiberwieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

Gilman, eueS Sch ~ ntsIefbtn 81 trsexh tiuem
Hetr q fur 5 big 8 1ro3tnt.
American Home Buying Co..
Gombarl 0<bdules
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Ste bette Gt8arre.

Gin reisenbes@ g i6i9t9en hat Shirt
8ismord einmal ieinen 9d item ers
SGblt, als bas 9eiprd9 auf quite Giz
-garren getommen mar. 8etdnntli4
seb0rte Der srOBe &an5ler gu ben m
tighten Gau9ern, feline Yfeife bat linn
iber man9e 8itterfeit biniiber sehol>
fen, unb pie biel er Der gisdrre Der.
banfte, bat er tpieber6oIt NIT bem6in>
psis auf ben Wertb angsbeutet, ben
Elm 9limmitensel i'm Wunoe bann
Fat, peRn man gerabe 2uit perIpiirt,
elmer bo9geiteQten PeriOnli9teit cine
f9arfe 4ntport gu se6en. Iber ni4t
BON bieier fddBbaren Giseni9aft bes
Hau9frautes, Die 9ismard i'm bGusz
liben &reiie aud bur9 msbr ais elm
pitantes @ei9i9t9en aus ieinem ers
fabrungsrei9en 2eben erldutert bat,
mar bamals Die Rebe, fOnbern nur
gang aGgemein, pbne iegli9e SrOnie,
BON rguten Gigarren".
pa meinte enbli9 elm Mitglieb Der
Sdfelrunbe f4er5baft, audi Die f0it'
li9fte Grtracigarre, pie Tie fir Siirfts
li9feiten uno Sinan3grOben eefertigt
tperbe, t0nne niAt nit elmer 9rpi9enz
tigarre epncurriren, tpenrl man bur3
irgeno psl6e N6enteuer : auf Der
Sa9b, auf &eiien, i'm &riege = in
cine ctgarrenloie @egenb berf9lagen
tperbe unb bann bur9 irgenb einen
tpunberbaren 3ufa4 in ben 8eiib einer
ipl9en @rpi9encigarre gelange. 0ies
fer 9emertung Jimmie Der &an5ler
iofprt ie6r lebbaft gu, unb bann err
SGblte er Die 0ei9t3te Der Gigarre,
bic linn in ieinem aan5en 2eben ar
beiten gef6medt bate, ungefG6r nit
f%olgsnben 0prten: ngei &OniggrdB
mar i9 nit metnen@l fat
su Gnpe = nur einen ein5igen bate
i9 nod. Sa i9 aber iene Selisfeit
audi f1pn tennen gelsrnt bate, St Der
man unter umftGnben bur9 cine elm,
sige, ipenn audi i9le9te Gigarre gs'
langen fann, bepabrte i9 mir bieie
lebte fprgfdltig auf unb genpb lie nur
INNER in Der pbantaite, mas audi cine
Dirt 9enub lit. uno 10 blie6 i4 itdnos
baft, fiiblts mid INNER pieber als
eliidlidet BETTER eine< guten Gigarre,
tpenn audi elmer einSigen, uno mdlte
mir bas 9e6dger aug, nit benz i'd lie
mad setpOnnenem Siege rau9eR
piirbe.
Qber es folte anbers fommen. Sin
armer &erl, benz beibe Nrme gers
i4mettert tparen = Elm Orugoner -
fls6te mid UNI irgenb cine grfriI9ung
an. Was iplte i9 ibm seben9 S4
iu6te ale meine Sa9en bur9, aber
i9 fanb ni9ts. Da serietb i9 an
meme Gigarre. Sine grfrif9ung mar
bas nun gerabe ni9t. Nber mas tbut
man ni6t In sinem iolfen Nugenblid,
tpenn man belfen mD9te uno fann
ni6t 6elfen! Sd na6m meinen
Gltmmftengel, brannte i'm an uno
ftedto. i'm benz Mann 5pii6en bic
2tppen. l1nb nun bitten lie BEN
@liidsdusbrud in bisiem @eii9t ieben
fpQsn! Sieien 5reupenglans auf ben
nod pom S9mer5 ber5srrten 3igen!
unb mas i9 bdmals empfunben babe,
empfinbe i9 jsBt pisbsr. Nie bdt mir
cine Gisarre 10 gei6medt pie bief:
cine, bic i9 nidt gerau9t babel"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

- Rau&t BITE BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Tia toot INN.

@iaiam Siderion. elm farbiasr W6r,
teltrdger, fiel seftsrn Na6mittas Dor
are9elO's 2ei&enbstattun9s gsi4dfi
on Der Noro 9%elatpare Str. um uno
ftarb. Serai9lag tpuroe als 3obss-
uria9e an9sisbsn. Ssr Manr tpobnte
friiber in 315 Susqusbana Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
!. MerdHIi4. uWarum

= MersftIi4. mWarum baF
Ou bsar bic srobe eide i'm Gorfte ses
tauft unb tie fallen lafen9" sd
bate friiber ne Qiebf4aft unS ba babe
id bamals unfere Nanten eineef9nit.
ten. :. meme Mlts f1nnt' mir brauf
tpmnen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
.Qvres Bulletin %.
9tmities at Sc bic 90.

Sieies lit Die Sorte tpel@e seiuobn<
lid fur 124c Die Yarb berfauit purbe;
20 Sou brett, peiber Srunb nit
f@marsen Sisuren unb Streifen !;
llmsuss=8 ertaufspreis. ..........5c
8aumpoaene Greps Sc Chine, zines
Der f9oniten Materialien ser Gallon,
CART unS slatt, in roia, dampasnsr,
grim, 9rau, cream, braun ODER
l9par3, re9ulare S5c Bic 9aro Sorte,
lest .28c
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
SAY WHITE IS
NOT A BROTHER
ST. PETERSBURG WORKERS RE.
PLY TO HIS APPEAL TO THE
SOLDIERS.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 2O.-The work
mems organization today addressed
the following appeal to the soldiers
and sailors:
Comrades and Brothers.: For a
long time we have misunderstood each
other. Your officers taught you to
regard us as enemies of the father
land and as criminals whom you
should shoot, beat with your whips
and butcher with your bayonets
Our struggle for the peoples free
dom and the peoples well being had
been depicted to you as a revolution
against the fatherland which you are
obliged to suppress. Many of you,
believing this, have shot your own
brothers, filled the streets of our
towns with blood.
The case Is now altered. The eyes
of many of the soldiers have been
opened. They understand that all of
us are brothers and that we are sons
OF the same nation, whose common
enemies are your commanders and
those in power. They understand that
the liberty Of the people Is their own
liberty and the good of the people
is their own good.
Call on Them to Rise.
THE men of the Baltic sea at Cron-
stadt stood against their commanders
and signifed that they wanted to lead
the lives of men; that they wanted
liberty and they associated themselves
with the cause of the people. A hun
dred sailors at Cronstadt have been
handed over to a court martial and to-
day or tomorrow may be executed.
knowing this, we, wOrkmen of ST.
Petersburg. struck, demanded the re.
lease of our soldier and sailor BROTH
ers and the abolition of court martial
and the death penalty.
rs it possible that you, soldiers and
sailors, will not arise and help your
brothers at CrOnstadt? Is it possible
that you will remain hand in hand
with the murderers of our brothers
al CrOnstadt? We workmen say,
The cause of the soldier and the sal
lor is our cause and SO We have
gone out on strike. You must say
everywhere, The cause of the work
men is our cause and the struggle of
the workmen our struggle and you
must associate yourselves with the
struggling people. You must strike
and refuse to perform the duties inn
posed on you. Don't listen to the word
of command calling upon you to put
Gown the workmen's movement. Let
rot one shot BE fired by you against
the people.
Down with your blOodthirsty COM
manders, Long live free govern.
ment and free people,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
Army Needs More Officers.

Washington, Nov. 20.-"The army
is under-officered," says Lieut.. Gen.
A. r. Chaffee, chief of staff. in his
annual report TO the secretary of war
He says as this condition exists in
time of peace, ''in time of war it
would be badly crippled condition
There are SIT officers absent on de.
tailed duty.
These officers are detailed in the
general staff, recruiting service at the
various academies and school and on
different kinds of duty required by
orders and regulations.
General Chaffee thinks that provis
ion should be made TO fill these vacan.
cies caused by details. which are perm
anent in character.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21

Paw up your subscription and get
enc of the premiums onered for re-
newaI Of descriptions.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21

Read The Argus for the ne~s.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21

Battling Nelson is out of it for a
long time as fighter. He announ-
ces that he has fully made up his
mind to do a lot of travelling before
he fights again and among other sec.
tons that he will visit will be Den
mark, his native land. Nelson is will.
ing to make match right now if the
favorable terms he thinks should be
offered are forthcoming, but he wants
the match to be set for future date
SO that his plans will not be inter-
ferred with at all. AS club match
makers are not doing much business
or that system it is likely that the
Dane will wait for some time.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-07-11
NOTICE or FonFEIrURE.


BOISE, Ida. Jan. End, A. d., 1905
To w. j. LAvERTY
You are hereby notified. that have expend
ed during the year A. d., 1901, (Sl0U). one humid
red dollars, in labor aud improvements upon
each OF the following named mining claims sit.
uate In stanley Basin Mining district, in Gus
ter county, State OF Idaho to-wit
"Grubstake No. Placer Mining Claim -
"Grubstake No. Placer Mining laim," Iron
Dixie Lode No. 2 and Irondike Lode No. L. max
ing total sum expended Of (SlUO), four humid
RED dollars, copies OF The respective location
OF the Auditor and Recorder, In and for said
Custer county. as follows:
"GrubStnke No. Placer Mining Claim" In
Vol Ii. OF Placer Claims, at page $50 Grub
stake No. Placer Mining Claim,n in Vol b. OF
Placer Claims, at puge 355. "Irondike Lode No
,'lrondike Lode No. T. in Vol A. OF Quartz
Claims, at page a2
That said labor and improvements were
made by me for the purpose of holding said
claims under the provisions OF Sec 1924 OF the
Revised Statutes of the United states and the
Amendment thereto approved January 29nd A.
d. 1880. concerning annual labor upon mining
claims, for the period ending on the 3lst day OF
December, A. D., 1901.
That II within ninety days after the full and
hnal publication OF this notice. for the period
required by law, you fail or refuse to contrib
ute your proportion OF such expenditure as a
eo-owner OF an undivided ~, one half In each
OF said claims, each and every one OF said
claims on account Of which, you fail to CON
tribute ysur said proportion OF 20 one half OF
such expenditures will become the property
OF the subscriber, your co-owner, who has
of said Section. A. II. WEEKS,
First publication Jan. g. 1905.
Date OF last publication April 4, 1905. VIA
Orville E. jackson, Atty. Tor A. II. Weeks.