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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Sieier sdlnee in GOluraSp.

0enper, Gol.. 3. glpril. 9Sn
gan5 Colorado bat es am Snmitag
Abeno ltnrf geregnet luo geidneit.
glae 3iiGe limo ueripitet lm0 lelcgra-
pben. lno Sclepbonleitungen beihd-
oigt, 10 Dab Der 9erfebr nit pielel
Grten unterbroden lit.
Sn Gaitle Nod, 40 Oleilen iiloli1
bon 0enuer iinb rs 3oa Sdnee gc-
iallen, uno man beiiircbtet, oaB onS
8irb oui Den Hanges leioen miro. ESl
Central Gitp liegt Der Sdlnee in oen
Bergen 3lpei SUB ltuo an anberen
Crten beinabe 10 bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

Ea0uab 4 Co., 3elusgurt.
Ber.6e 6errcnl - Sn gs5ue aui .Eaonnb's
Eiuen" uinfbe i'd, 5u faeen. SaB Id niemals
treeno Elm 9eimiteI Geiuu6eu babe oub oenIeI.
ben geib 1T.
GSdbreno oer Ieeten 5tpet Sabre Iiti Ih an
nerbbIer Dpspepie uno g}eritopfuua. Qad benz
Giien Derprte Id Elm getTbI Der e6iusre in,
W|ogen uno bes @rbredens. anite etbh.rsen
nno mar I6iuinbIieb I'm stopf, uno bunu puroe
t6 nero5s. SD pro6Irte slaes. nas mir enp
pfobIen .iunr wlein gtrst fnste mir. bab 10
bronf6e 8eritopfuna uno einen lauren Wlaeen
babe ct balf mir eH tueHa. nber iiirirte midb
mot SD mar init ber8lprtfett. GnbIin beiuoa
mt6 elm 6reitno, ~0taOpah's 9iueu" an probi.
ren, mas i9 aud tbdt, uub ib Iaee init Ser.
gniigen, oab te mir ntttt niir 9inoeruna ber.
t1dilten, fonoern miD poftib fnrirten Gog6r
ndboem Id fte elm pnar 9nee serommen bate,
nrbeitete ber MaeeH regular. nnb bic bbspepth
fhen Symphonic Iiitb ftbon berfttuuroeR. Sest
ihble Id MID tpie elm iiener MenId.
Wlb9e Sott Gle uno Sbre punberbnre Maebb
5tH feenen SD berbleIbe S6r
y. 9. SreGftr auentoipn, pa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

Gas Debt. beieiigt tie De 3eien aoprinIcr;
1T falt INNER Elm I91rnunGsiiglml Seiet9 cller
rBetlopn aHoers iiitenben ara1fheit. llHoer'
oanihtet. Nierenbcld1mereen. Neherleoeil. ..lls
ldria, 8erftopfing II. 10. iiinotJ-n ibr Sribeii
nell nnrn Stopffbmeri an nSt. NtrHaro 8
Nrduterpitien" fuiritn 6ircit tu Die 2erodils
ltlass. @rHfibrupass NIB gln5ideibrnG#i {hiiils
teteH elm tegliirtn ole gcber, retFiaelT be bcfs
iionfien Seiube. iii0 Der St11hAHrfi Neribmlns
bet Gle in0 o1s Observation-Disclosures mo
NuitreinianHasiHiiel uno 0iben nl9t >bresi
eeiheg. tsiSe Sa.I ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
!6nbcnS Corpus &crbanOlnn0Cn Der
ldlUbcn.

Gtncinnnti 3. 9lpril. 49, Die
6obeoS Corpus .Gerbonolungcll, mel.
d)c bier uon ben 9lnpdIten :. Wtors
gon Smiths umo ieiner @attin, OGa
ScbmoocrS unO ser Sdmciter 9tun
Yattcrion'a, cingeIeitet ipuroen, nm
oic 9hl9Iicierltng Ocriel6en nod 9teD'
2Dorf 5u per6ilten, labnen 1eltc 6o.
bier inl Common EleoS.@eri6t Dor
oenl 9iidter ,5rc0crif Spiegcl ibrcn
2(niong. $5r. Sbau, elmer ser glns
mGlte oeS Gbcpoorcs, erii6te Inn
einen glrlfi6ub 5lr iueiterel 8or6c.
reitllng, uno OoS @eridt belpiQigtc
cine 5riit bis Nithuo6.
'6r. Sbop tbeiltc ipGter nit, bob
er geri6tlihc Shritte gegen Die SEEN.
Dorfer Getcftiu5 5ll ergrcifcn beo6'
iidbtige, tpelhe Die bier oen @efonge.
nen obocnommcncn 9rieie nit no6
Rcip.Oorf nobmcn Won perlnutbet,
ooB oieie 9rieic pihtige 9epeiie IN
gerbinouna nit Dem Moropro5eiir
gegen 9ton Yottcrion entbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
nmbebagert
1ta6 0ellt
Speijem.

2cutc, ueIbe no1 Dem GIIen In.
be9agcn empiinOen li6 nit einem
@efiibIe BON @oabeit unO Shmcre
beoriidt fiibIen, 1mo peIde baufia
finOcn, oaB Die NoDrlng oufblGBcno
unO idmcr5en0 tuie ein IbmereS &c.
pidt in Ser @ogenoritbe bdngt, oScr
iueI6c leiOcn on GerItopfltng, innerIi.
den Sdmorrboioen, 8oubIiitigfcit i'm
9opie, ialtrcm @iagcn, llebcIfeit,
Soobrennen, Sopfneb, glbi6eu Dor
gaBrlng, gaiigen gufItoBer iiuten.
Den ooer fIottcrn6eu Seniotionen in
elmer Iiegenoen Stellung S6pinoeI
Bel pI0blibcm gllfitebeu, Supfen ooer
@elue6en Dor oen glugen, 6ieber uro
olmtpfcn Sdmer3 i'm 9opfe, non9el.
Doftcr S6lueiBobIonoerllng @eI6.
belt ser Soltt lno 9Guoeu Sdmer,
in Ser Seite, 9riIt, oen @Iic6ecn,
.lmO pl0bIi6en Siee-9GnfGuen IoIItcn
etlibe Gropfen gebroi6en Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
I'm 3ndlthans.

Nem 9runswid, Ms, 3
gIpril. 5. 6ranf CORDOBA, ser irii
bere @eiitIidc Der South Hiper
Wietbooiitenfir6e, lueIber 5lpei Wto
nit Sri. N{uIio 9romne, einenl Nit
glieOe ieiues airhen6ors oirh
bronnte, nadoem er ieine 6rnu nib
banoeIt uno int Stid geloiieu bate
mllrOc beute ms Stants5u6tbous
abgefiibrt, un oen ibm 5ltoittirter
pieridbrigen Soitternlin nb5uieben
Seine 9Ippeaation lit iul StoatS
Obergeri6t in Der S6pebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Bic nenc Snnal GOmmiiiiun,
SornlcQc 2lutiinoiglmg ser Grncu.
mmg Scr N}itQlic0Cr. (6o@.
4. Sbont5 ais &oriiBcr.


4. S6ont5 ais &oriiecr.
98nibtngtoL 2. g.. 3. 9(pril.
- Die 3uinmnlcuicBllng Scr ncucn
@ouomutonol-Gonmliiiiou miro bcute
iorncu ongctiin0iQt. Die WlitqlieOcr
iiuO: Ibeo. Y. S6ont@, &orIiBer;
Charles 6. Mogoon @ouucrucur Der
&mo5onc; r{obn 4. g8ouocc, Gbci-
l{nQcuieur; 2lOmirul NJ, :. GuOicott,
II. e. 9t.; Brigade @cnerol @eter
G. ooin3, It. 2. 9l., I'M Ruheitou0; +;
Obcrit O3molo Wi. Gruit @enie-
Corps, II. 2. g.; @cni. M. Norroo.
Nr, Sbont&, >ueIbcr iorton uu Der
Spibc Der Yonumufanul Commit
lion itebcu miro, lit elm rci6cr N}oun
lrnO Der SdmicQcriobn oc9 @ulmcr.
ncur3 0ratc pom Smliliauu. Gr itebt
inn 2Iltcr non 30 &obrcu, bat 0o9
oW(ounlolttb Gouc0c" ubioIuirt ln0
bclitt bcocllteu0e Grinbrlmgen, oo cr
me0rcrc fleinc Nubucu ncbollt bot,
nobel tuutiGd)lih Nuca in icincrSuno
lag. SctrctGr Wlortou. mclhcr BON
,SuQcn0 uui nit S6out9 bcirclnoet
lit, be5cihnct i'm oIo eincn Wlom.
melhcr Ole glcihc Iiihtigtcit lmo
SnhtcuntniB ais ($ngentcllr, Ncd)
nlug9crpcrt &cuuoltcr uno 6ulon5-
mann enhpidClt. IS bcitcbt oic gIb-
lidt Soru. Sbont3, Ocu Nihter 0}u.
goou, mcIhcr @oupcrneur 0c9 &uuols
ltrciicns miro, rnO ocu oer5eitigen
Sbcrs EnQcniclr %obu =. Mullocc }u
einem Gon1itc bon 0rei Niitglie0ern
81 pcrciliacu in Ocicn SonO Ole ere
flltipe Gontrole liegt. Die iibrigcn
bier Niitglie0cr, 0cren GrncnnlnQ
our6 oos @cieb porgcicbrcben lit,
meroen ol5 bcrotben0c ISugcuielre
ilmgiren mo 6iniibtIicb 0eiilitiuer
@cihiiiie fciuc Stilnlnc buben. Zen
}luSihln1 in oucn 0ingcn miro pieI-
mcbr Scr erludbntc GreflltiUrotb ge-
ben.
SGuuntlibc WtitgIicocr Der Cont,
miilion nnrcn bcute bier periaumelt
lno troten ibre ncue 9lcutcr on
MoA cincr Goniultotion nit Dem
&rieg9icfrct0r Goit trofen tic iidl int
@iircolt 0c$ @oupcrneurS Oiagopn
umO beiprodcu lore Organizations.
plane. ScocS Scr @litglieocr crbGlt
Elm iGbrIi6eS SolGr bon $500 nebit
Nciicipcicll Der &oriibcr altBerOc1
nod $50, 800 pro Snbr, ser Gbcf.Sn'
gcnicur Si7,500 pro So6r luO Der
@pupcrnclw ser &onol5pnc $4,000
pro Sobr. Die GrnCnmn9 Der Cont
miiiion itebt I'M Ginflunac nit Dem
Oiesbe5iigIidcn Glonc, melden Der
Yr0iioent lp0breuo ser lebten Sit
sung Dem Gongrcb oorihIuQ nclcbcr
jeoob in Der @ci6GitSiiberitiir3ung
in oen Iebten poor Stlnoeu scr
Sibung bdn0en blieb. SefretGr
Goft tiinoigte 0ic Grucnnumg Der
Gommiiidre 6eutc friib, cine bolbe
StltnOe Dor Der 9l6reiic oc8 Erdi.
ocnten nod GeroS lno Colorado on.
9eni. 0l. Sorroo lit ooS cin5igc giit.
glicO Der Gommiiiion, mcl6eS pic0cr
ernonnt muroc 9lQe WiitgIicOcr iino
nit 6cionoercr 9tiidlid)t oui ibrc
ipe5iele 9efGbigung iir bic bon
i1ncn erlporteten 2eiitmgen ollScr.
p6blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Spfcr ciner 9titrOglpeerin- -GrploiiOn

9apsGitD, Mib., 3. 9IpriI, =
Gin sur 9lribewnbrilng BON gtitro'
glpcerin oicneu0cr fleiner gebGlter
crplooirte bclttc in Der 9pnonit-
iabrif oes Srn. s. $. 9bomos, iehs
Meilen norOpeitldb bon bier. 9rei
Mdnner, Humena .piOies SslonO.
Elm 40.j1briger l5nOianer, Geo. 500,
freD ans aumfnulin, 26 Sabre aft,
uno George ll6lbrigbt "a Sabre olt,
ouS 9luburn, bcianoen iid 3ur 3eit
III Dem @ebGllOe lno ruurocn 81
6esen 3erriiien. Gie llriode Der Gr-
plolion lit ni6t crmittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

Eoltounpicr oSofoto" brinQt lit jlr
3ctt Elm &ricQ inter oen Giuacborcz
ncn-S t0umen IN &ibCriu inn @unQc.
&ricAcr oea &icnnuunpncB= Stanlmc5
iibcrfielcn m t3 Q}Gr5 Goito& lnO
mohten 60 0iGrmcr. ionic so ,Iruucn
uie0er. Die @ingcborcnen BON So
itoS riiitcn cine Grpeoitiou ans, nm
HnHc 3ll iiben. 9tlS Der o5ofoto"
obainn luuroe Elm bllliAcr &anlpi
cnuurtet.
Seine 2luSmciiunQOcr
Snrier.
&ort at &rincc, &onti 8.
9(pril. - Ger &er. Staotcn &rclBcr
n@rooflpn" lit bier onoctommcn.
&icle Spricr bobcn lore 2Gocn lmtCr
Dem SbuBc Der NegierlmQ luicocr
crGifnct Die Wtoicrit0t oc1 &olfr3,
mcIbc Die 9lu9meiiunq Der Spricr
om I. 2lpril NIT Sihcrbeit eruor,
tctc. lit ii6cr Orn 9tniidub cHttGllicbt
oQcin feline llnrubcn bnbcn lcb crciNz
net
9llcruuoro'a Mittelmcer.
a6ft
@Gulln 3. 9(pril. &6nigin
gucrunoro bon GnaIun0, mclhc gc
itcrn ouf Der 6ritiidcn &6nigSiodt
,.&ictorio onb hilbert" bier onlunatc,
mobtc bcutc nit Der 5crjo0in bon
9loitu cine Spo3ierfobrt our6 bic
SroBcn Scr StoOt. NtorQcn ibiiit
iic iih nob Moricile cin
Sic ncue &ei6 5unlci6c.
@Crliu, 3. 9lpril. 49, Sin SpnOi,
fat BON oclti6cu @onfen nit ser
9ci6Sbont nn Der SpiBc, bat bic
neue 3l@ pro5entiae 9feih9oulGibc in
$00bc bon $75,000,000 iibcrnununcn.
Nie 9Inleibc miro am TO- 9lpril in Den
Murft gebrnbt merocu. Ger Gmii'
iionSprciS bctrGgt t0i.t0, memt Die
9onO9 niht por Dem IS. 0ftobcr ob,
QcicBt lDcr0cn; on0ernioQ3 lit 0cr
ErCio St01 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
~ norpQp's
~ 2tcferr

iino rein be9etabiIifb. miIo unb 5uberIdITa.
@eioirten pericfie 8eroauuua. boultanbiee slb.
forbirnng uno GefuHoe aeeeImnBlefeit
6tr bic 1silnns oca alien Yeidmerosn bes
Dla0ens, ber Gin9eluebc, GIersH. gIaIe, usr.
pbieH arantbeIten edmorrbuibeu, tpyfipeb ans
nllen geidIWerben bcr eeber.
BrCis % Gents pro gox. 8erfanft bon alien
spoibeien, oocr per 8oft 8usefnnot mad gnt.
ptan9 oes Breies. 3iabwap 60, 65 glH..
Strabe, NclusDCrf.
Seto IIder, bob 5br ~5tabiuabs" beIoHlut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Der nndl lierp.Norf beitin1mt

Gampfer ,QumpoiaS" BON Ser Mal.
lorp einie lit nit 5euer i'm 2oOe.
raum natb @olpciton, Ger, 3uriidge.
febrt. 60 9aaen 9aunwolle iinO
pcrfo1lt ltnO man bat Die gon5e
Gaurnpoac auaIaoen ntiiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
2(1r5ug.
Sic WtrrdnHtS ans 9)lincrS Srnna.
pUrtatiUn GumpnRD'9

6nlpt @urcolr, iriibcr IN 9tr.
GOl, 9IorO-Gbarle9- StrnBc. iin0
bonn I. 2Ipril an nnd Oercn
neuen @ureau @ebduoe, @de
Sinbt- un0 German StrnBc,
urrlc1t morOCu. 8oltinlorcr
5ohrtortcn. .9urcou lit tenporGr
in 9}r. 321 &eit- Baltimore
StroBe. (9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
nrfal.unn hi tInfm 9aae an fnrIren.

ncbme man aoratbe Bromo Guinine Tablets.
Vile slpoibefer eeGpn (Selo 5nriid, penn feine
Seilunq erioaf &. ". @rooes linerItrifi
an ieoer G6adteI. t5iobl2, 90. .Dli .gS, ,Ga)at)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
% 2pillen
Raopab 4 Co., gseiu.gOrr.

iueIde bas Sbitem fdncu bon au Seu obenoe.
nanTten BeibWeroeH beireen.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
AssAssINs in THE PALACE
Royal Family In a Panic as the Re-
suit Of Recent Startling
Discoveries.

st. Petersburg, March Is. - That the
car is in imminent danger of assassina-
ton in his favorite palace at Tsarskoe-
Selo, whittier he has taken refuge, is now
an accepted fact as the result of discov-
cries which have just been allowed to be-
come known to the public.
A few days ago a page who had free
access to the person Of his majesty was
dismissed from the palace because OF
actions that were deemed suspicious.
Friday member of the nobility and
two more pages were discharged sum.
marily from the service of the court.
No explanation has been given, but
1t is known that the ranks of the terror
lists have received steady accessions
since it has become evident that the
promises of reforms forced from the
car were never meant to be enforced.
Intense feeling is also shown against
the grand dukes and others close to roy
atty who are persisting In the advocacy
of continuance Of the war. The terror
4ts have taken advantage OF this in
creased discomfort. and the palace house.
hold at Tsarskoe-Selo, heretofore spp.
posed to be devoted blindly to the car,
is now honeycombed with persons who
only wait an opportune moment to
strike
Suspicion is everywhere, and the EN-.
peror and family are in state Of terror,
not knowing when the blow will fall and
unable to bank on the loyalty Of single
inmate of that massive palace that shell
ters him.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
PRICES OF BEEF ARE GIVEN
PACKING HOUSE EMPLOYEES APP.
PEAR BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Big Percentage Of Profit for Crust
Is Shown-Cattle Refused
by "Big Five"

Chicago, March 25.-Two Cudahy
employees were examined by the grand
jury in the "beef-trust" investigation
Friday. Manager Michael R. Murphy,
Of that company's South Omaha plant,
was closely examined regarding the
cost of slaughtering and dressing beef,
and careful inquiry was made into the
details of the business, its profits from
dressed meat and by-products. Muir
ply was on the stand for more than
an hour. He said that the cost esti-
mated for killing and dressing a sin.
gle beef was asked and that the bust.
ness methods used in city sales at
Omaha, together with the source OF
fixed sale prices, were desired, but he
was unable to give that information.
F.. Wilkins, manager Of the beef de-
partment in the same plant, working
under Murphy. was asked as to the
handling of beef, Its cost on the hoof,
sale prices, yield of profits for meat
and by-products. He was in the wit
ness room only q short time.
Murphy was asked regarding the
charge that cattle were rejected at the
South Omaha yards when shippers
prices were too high and that by agree.
ment all the large packers refused to
consider the lot for purchase and used
influence with exporters not to buy,
so that the lot would have to be for
warded to Chicago to be sold at a
sacrifice finally by the cattlemen who
could not afford to send the animals
back to the grazing ground. He re-
piled that he knew Of no such transac-
tons. Murphy also said that he did
not know that such game was In
general practice.
Testimony showing the profits Of re-
tail meat dealers and prices Of unfail-
ing uniformity for meats at the big
five" packers branch houses, was also
given. In a detailed statement the
cost and sale prices Of beef handled by
retailers In Kansas City were explained
by Robert Hall, a dealer from that
city, and the high prices blamed on
the packers. The gist Of the evidence
showed that the packers charge that
retailers were making 100 per cent.
profit on beef is incorrect, and while
on some cuts the profit is almost that
amount 1t is equalized by the fact that
an equal per cent. is sold at loss
or at least no profit.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
OVERTAXED.
Hundreds Of Cresco Readers
Know What It Means.

The kidneys are overtaxed:
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches and
pains
Bachache, sideache, headache,
Early symptoms OF kidney ills.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright's
disease follow.
A Cresco citizen tells here q certain
cure.
A. P. Mosher, of Market ST., says:
"For number of years had attacks
OF kidney complaint sometimes so Sc
we're that it was decidedly painful to
stoop or to lift anything. So that
there might not be any mistake about
the cause difficulty with the action
and condition of the kidney secretions
plainly proved that in some way those
organs were deranged. Finally my
! stomach became involved and between
the complications l was often in mis-
cry. When I learned about Doan's
K dney Pills l went to the Shuttle
worth Drug Co.'s store for box and
commenced the treatment. 1t helped
from the first. When the action of the
kidney secretions was righted the
backache ceased. l was not certain
that the stomach trouble arose from
disturbed action of my kidneys until
its disappearance after the treatment
wi h Doan's Kidney Pills positively
proved it,
| For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the u. S.
| Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
RUSSIANS WILL
MAKE A STAND
THEY OCCUPY POSITIONS NEAR
aUNSHU PASS.
MAKE READY THE DEFENsEs
Plan to Force japanese to Show Their
Hand Linevitch May Be
Forced to Fall Back Be
yond Hardin.

st. Petersburg, March 25.-The Rus
sian rear guard is now occupying line
of fairly strong natural positions "a
miles south of Gunshu pass, the center
being the railroad village of Sipinghai,
and the TANKS covering the roads on
either side, which apparently it is the
intention to defend long enough to force
the Japanese to show their hands. The
Russians may, however have been out
fanked, and have no intention of max
ing a serious stand, especially as all
the correspondents continue to report
rumors Of wide turning operations on
both TANKS. indicating a probable basis
in fact. The correspondents believe a
resumption Of hostilities on a grand
scale and an important battle are i'm
probable inside of three months.
Army Resting.
Gunshu Pass, March 25.-The Russian
retreat has now reached the village of
6ipinghai, "a miles north Of Tie pass,
where it has temporarily halted. The
army has been practically without rest
for months, and 1t is natural that IA
tigue should be evident. The Japanese
are reported to be advancing on Sip
inghai positions along the railway and
on both TANKS.
4 Seek Safe Refus e.
st. Petersburg, March 2.-The new.
from the front continues to indicat,
preparations for withdrawal of thu
main portion of the Russian army be
yend Hardin 80 as to place 1t out Of dan
ger Of having its communication will
Russia severed II it is found impractic
able to attempt to hold the line at tn
Sungari river. Tsitsihar. 800 miles ives
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
MRS. eHADWIcK's DEBTS.
She Declares, in the Bankruptcy Pro
cssdings, They Do Not Ex-
coed 375O,OOO.

Cleveland, O., March 25.-Mrs. Chad
wick said under oath Friday afternoon
at her bankruptcy proceeding that her
debts do not exceed $75O. 900, including
bonuses paid to bankers and others for
the sum actauliy secured by her from
Herbert D. Newton, Of Br9okllne,
Mass. was $4,000 and notes for $780,
900. for which she gave q note for
$4,000, From J. w. Friend, Of Pitts
burg, she borrowed $4,000 and gave
him her note for $4,000, Friend, Mrs.
Chadwick said. arranged other loans
for her aggregating $780, 900, for which
she gave a note for $4,000 and put
up as surety jewelry worth from $780,
900 to $4,000. The Jewelry was later
appraised at 81, 900.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were filed
With the county recorder for the week
ending March Is:
Wentworth Hayes and wife to
Webster 2 Peavey, e ] ne
Sec l9-l00-14 ..,..............e 5000
Dora g Meikle and husband to
Augustus, Mary and Clara
Bettis, lot sub div lot irreg
survey n /, 3l-99-14. ........... l70C
Arne Arneson and wife to Dan'l
Jacobson, lot 5 irreg surv, n
NV I, 12-1O0-l2. 49,. ......... IL
Henry Auringer ct al to George
Knight, 100 a of NV /, Sec o.
99-l4 ........... ............ 820C
VIM Diekman and wife to Evan
gelical Lutheran st. Peters
Congregation, lot in blk d,
Robison's add to Elma 1900. 75
Walter K. Seelye and wife to w
L Seelye, W ! lot 5 in blk 20,
CrescO..... $50. .......... 200(
Stephen A Quinn to John and
Harriett Quinn, sw ! Sec 7-loo-
l2....... -. .......: 1ao(
Claud M Evans to Christen
Gerber, lot 9 on irreg surv, n
}sw I, Sec 36-99.l1 ..... $3.50. 37t
Frederick Arndt to Adolf Arndt,
e3 NV I and sw NV and
NV I NV t, all in Sec 1884
Payable yearly until death OF
grantor) ....,...... .......... 25(
Nicholas Heinmiller to John b
Haaf, s ! NV I, Sec l7-97-13,
and }s4n4se I, Sec 13-97-14,
Payable to grantor each year
during his life) ...........,,. q
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
DEFIANCE MARKS
CASTRO'S ACTION
HE REFUSES TO ARBITRATE DIS
PUTED QUESTIONS.
DEFlEs THE UNITED STATES
Declares Asphalt Case Must Remain
in the Courts-our Government
Not Inclined to Adopt
Drastic Measures.

Washington, March U.s. Minister
Bowen cabled the state department
Friday from Caracas that President
Castro had fatty refused to arbitrate
the pending issues between Venezuela
and the United States. President Cas-
tro denied that Venezuela had ques-
lions pending with the United States
and declared the case Of the New York
& Bermuda Asphalt company must re-
main in the courts.
The administration will take no &C.
ton in regard to the reply which
President Castro of Venezuela made
to Minister Bowen. The matter was
fully discussed at the cabinet meet
Ing, and 1t was determined to allow
the matter to await developments. The
situation Is considered such as not to
necessarily interfere with the departs
ure of the president on his southwest
ern trip. The agent Of the Uniteu
States government will make an In
vestigation for the purpose Of OBJ.
tanning the information asked for by
the senate.
4NV A>A0oSAN &1StAV44 dAAA0Ays
After otner members of the cabinet
had left the white house, Secretary
Taft and Postmaster General Cortel-
you continued with the president the
discussion of the Venezuelan and
Santo Domingo questions. 1t can be
said positively that no determination
was reached which would involve dras-
fio n nkio,, m thu no ~ ~ tho A ,oar no N
government. It is regarded as pos
sible that further developments in
the Venezuelan situation may be-
forthcoming in few days, but 1t Is
not believed here they will add to Its
sertousness.
70 Take Vigorous Measures.
The Hague, March s6.-Fhe govern
ment Of the Netherlands intends,
either alone. or in conjunction with
other powers having differences
with Venezuela, to take vigorous
measures to secure the release of the
FIVE Dutch sailors illegally imprisoned
for seven months in that country. It
is considered probable that in the
event Of there being no material
change in the situation in the far east
some of the Netherlands warships
maintaining neutrality in the Dutch
East Indies can be transferred to Ven
ezuelan waters In May.
Agreement Il Signed.
London, March 25.-The signature Of
the agreement between Venezuela and
the Anglo German bondholders, adj
justing and consolidating the exterior
debt labout s2s,so0,ooo), was completed
Friday. Sixty per cent. of the eIs-
toms Of all the ports, except La Guayra
and Porto Cabello, are allocated as
security.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
A Fatal Wreck

Frisco passenger train No. 6, which left
here two hours late, encountered a
burned bridge Friday afternoon mile
and half south Of Arthur City, which
ditched the chair car and two sleepers
and partially derailed the smoker. One
person was fatally injured, dying later,
and several other persons received slight
injuries.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-28
Bishop spalding Is Better

Peoria, Ill.,. March 2b.-For the FIRST
time since he was stricken by stroke
of paralysis, Bishop John L. Spalding
left his residence Friday, going for Q
carriage ride, accompanied by his
brother, DR.. spalding, and nurse.
The. bishop shows the effects OF the long
enforced confinement, but says he is
feeling greatly improved. The first OF
April he expects to go to Hot Springs,
Ark.,awhere he will remain for some
time, in the hopes Of further bensftting
h}s bAaltb