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The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

liver and bladder trU@hles the syrp- toms of which are-obliged to pass your water frequently night and day smart ing or irritation in passing brickdust CT sediment in the urine, headache, backaehe, lame back, dizziness, poor digestion, sleeplessness, nervousness, heart disturbance due to bad kidney trouble, skin eruptions from bad blood, neuralgia, rheumatism, diabetes, bToat- ing, irritability, wornout feeling lack of ambition, loss of flesh, sallow com plexicn, or BrigAt's disease
 If your water, when allowed to re- main undisturbed in q glass or bottle for tWenty-four hours, forms sedimerc or settling or has cloudy appearance, it is evident that your kidneys and blad- der need immediate attention.
 SWamp-Root is pleasant to take and is for sale at drug stores the world over in bottles of two sizes and two prices fifty cents and one dollar. Remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root and the address, Bing- hamton, N. r., on every bottle.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
To Prove what SWamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy Will Do for YOU Every Reader of this paper May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible sickness suffering through other kidney trouble permitted connue fatal results follow.
 Your other need aentionbut kidneys mo because md
 begin taking Kilnaers kidney, bladder kidneys better X
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
False Report.

"that your daughter las been doing come wonderful things in pyrography."
 "Oh, no," replied her hostess, "she ain't been there at all. The last letter we had from her she was in Pittsburg, and thought she'd go right through to WaShngto ."-Chicago Record-IIcrald.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
WOlssEN wKo cRAnsa
HEALTH IS TIE FIRST ESsEATIAL
It Helps Women ss Win and Hold Mems Admiration, Respect and Love

Woman's greatest gift tho power to inspire admiration, respect, and love. There is beauty in health which is more attractive to men than mere regu- larity of feature.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

Some mems idea of holdn' flown a job" said Uncle Eben, lis to sit around m wish payday would hurry along - Washington Star.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli. ble medicine for coughs and colds-N w. Samuel, Ocean Grove, N. J., Feb. F, 1900.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

The political plum, Rot unlike the per slmmon, sometimes has an unpleasant ef- feet when 1t k bit into before 1t Is quite rlpe--IndiaHapslis News
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
Her Fathers Name.

Oficer-Can't you remember your papa's name? What does you mamma call him? Lost Child-A lobster Y Sun.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

The inventor of the "gold brick" is dead, but many counterfeits survive him. Louisville Herald.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease. A certain cure for swollen, sweating, hot, aching feet. At all Druggists, 25c. Ac- cept no substitute. Il1al package FREE. Address A. S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. |.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

Many mas wants de Gospel ter fly; but wen it comes ter putin up money fer de wings, he says he's in favor CT home missions.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

There would be an enormous increase in production if we were all paid what we think we arc worth-and earned the money-Puck
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

The gift of gab will not do the work of the grace of God.-Chicago Tribune.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
To Curs . Gold in One Day

Take Laxative Broulc Quiuine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. b. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

paper The genuineness of this offer Is guaranteed.
 COUPON. Please write or fill in this coupon with your rane and address and Dr. Kilmer & Co. will send you Free Sample Bottle of Swamp-Root the Great Kidney kennedy. >ame'.. 9t. ana No.. ......................s..... 
 Mention this paper
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

It win not be so very long before you arc talking about things that happened way back in the year 'G4.-N. Y. Mail.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Itching. Blind, Bleeding orProtruding Piles Your druggist win refund money if PAzo OINTMENT tails to cure in to IA days 50c
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

The social graces arc admirable, but no man has yet waltzed into fame.-N. '. Times
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

Many mushroom of promise is a toadstool of 'fulhllment.-N. Y. Times
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
ALL FOR BUT 16o POSTAGE,

providing you will return this notice, and If you will send them 26c in postage, they will add to the above big package of Salzer's Fourth of July Sweet Corn-the earliest on earth-l0 days earlier than Cory, Peep O Day, First of All, etc. TX. L.l
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
EnrIiesf Green Onions.

The John A. Salzer Seed Co.,, La Crosse, Wis, always have something new, some thing valuable. This year they offer among their new money making vege. tables, an Earliest Green Eating Onion. It is a winner, Mir. Farmer and Gardener!
The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

JUST SEND THIS NOTICE AND IbC. and they will send you their big plant and seed catalog, together with enough seed to grow
 1000 fine, solid Cabbages,
 1000 rich, juicy 1urnips,
 2000 blanching, nutty Celery,
 1000 rich, buttery Lettuce,
 l ,000 splendid Onions,
 l 000 rare, luscious Radishes,
 LOGO gloriously brilliant Flowers. In all over 10000 plants-this great offer is made to get you to test their warranted vegetable seeds and
 ALL FOR BUT 16o POSTAGE,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

EfFt ,i-H. sPE,1,r.
Nae York Doc = What VIII E"f, rri.-
siTm"rs d" :. III. MHi"I whom h..
a g--s ~ Alternating itG. ,tr.-.tluuS of tiS
shipped away i'a,n III. motel nt.:" they
nave long lived ia NJ. work. and lc,u!ri-
inG 10 h"r own statement sailed :ur t.G-
-ars ia.r eek"
!.j s.. ak. the 81. n' her hg>batd's
money iu 'h- S.-so.i,, National Bank t.;,n..
Nhich sh" Ma -Tu.~.r'i - ,iT,w' Us-
>i'. carried "N the thousands ~ dollars
worth nf ,iiamor..- most - viii !. wee
the property ~ til SECOND Mr. lg.z-,rll-
mons rc~ dead l'id ~. really sai. iGum
America
All ,iye. g.~-;loi-S MY constantly
.r"at to-day IA .y.-y ;..s. .r Nm Ha,a
q -'~ i've q .iss ~ ii. E4.r ana tA;f '-,'sgT--
s.I". ard w-... pun. tr.r.rt ~ -. .-'G-ttuf
Hr.d - '-i".raT!.- ;T..n lT'z-;rufuH u-'-
!r!.,sis E"G" &" him S:.i from him 20
-fi.U'S IN N-r v'is
MAJOR. COS SSt.!. ISSUES DENIAL.
Irlt.I-s, in th.-r matters VS. swallowed
.. ~ Uisht IN 'n- latest d-y"Ia,,ri-'i; IL
ne
rri- was 81 s.;nursr.. aua emphatic
.ssraunJ-'n'uy from " :lisns a. Forbes -
'srysT ~ f'ittstGrx srt a.t."fI.. fog H.
s".ithy Ind pgnT-i1stag ts-., dent ~ frEUk
in "a kruwu az ".f;' Major. suI wts-ss
r-,rns nr- t".g 4rurIiH- :rl.I. tI"u.s.i i..
sur.sraUc-. tsaf tho hsl"r As5 fsoin-
'ue ~h,..N-t go s. With tN.r 40 ,iT ID
hat Is -tia IA .r.-' >r7.s 3u-. .rls'- H.
,sd rot seen hsr .Hf 'rsra 'Tsru r-J - Suy
So foT several wears
rasth.- 81 F,gt,s~ as.a"Has"3 .hsr
- NJ I.T RS; arrived 80 ;'ss.~t.9- '.H-
morning from S.u N,IS accompanied -
Srsns~h Ns1aa.s. O." -p-~a rh" CHRIST
stss holidays al LH"N ""'eG.E = a'-
t;'.xir'rsnUs~ sensational ,nrat. "a ur.,ti
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

NJ. fS't.->. .e.i!n. it ~ the :t-ws,.a,,e:s
-IN his clients :.a:ue mentioned.
From san fr.'.ci>ur '"-EigiiI came a
t"!.G telegram f;ur, Icon Friedman. Fiiz-
and himself had y>.:h. r,""; "t .';h..
Ns iOr = guilt Iad ihar "a. w.y.!d start
Isr New York To-day .,T to-nlo!roA TO en-
,-r >,.!i ~. b"..J!f ~ f:,z-i.a!mo.s fo-
sl'"'" i-iiiaS S'-- T.! alienation against
'th. Najrr.
Friedman said ;h- C..u.sl o! .th.. Naic:
wss al! '.i..fouI. ami 'iat he had sent
MIS-. t.;zsi.:m"!is 10 .'..;!S With the pur-
i'.c- - ,,'ot. ..''Iir. ,"r there
IL declared -..ar Nr- ti'zsimno:is
wncr' h- br"uxh, h.: Ea~; 4 YEA: ago :"
pat a-i Dii st-.IU-r ;or t.li.op-.. :oia
.iG f!ssi Si. would me. ''si- II i'.y.
~ nom -h.' i"..-ti. th.ir. ti,A; o. was Soi:i:
t" -;-t uivo:c-. and that --in. Ma ,.r''
wanted E.- T.. j. si.yor"-,. irry. Fitzsi:n-
mons. :" 'hLt .'- could fnatry h.r
Ei'yst:,1'Ii"I~ = Iuntsi>.s a .!i-pa: &,
fro;n san !.aEcLsso as EavIrsS said:
THIS (. ,l"w - = sn.s, There 10 s.ot
o"uEt't but all wau; is 1" s--t iny
hsr.~ him.
During n. frht al could >-., IL, tE..
s.r;& ~ss jl!i., ..Ii this sneak St,-. mus,
Sit- rr j'w.lTy t"l"n.lnE Ia my dead
w" a. 'Hsi ! To-" rTo1-r;E ~ IA, chill
It,iI
ti;E-i'nr1ra- reported - t~:rx ,
N"'y low -Ir;s i.a ia I.r- ;li.g.i,-:.! con
iitl"'. TIL NIfrr' . ,a,,rE suf
h-'sN'-r 'n'n Fi.=> i:u,D"ns. an athlete snd
al eathtS!asii' aIioH"h..'-' with a love
f"r all outdoor spots
''u ,'g" so; al SIu..ay ausi ta. holiday
."-'lf"T r1-,- ir - u o.. i;upu>- -ihI- To ,ii--
C"N"r 't' .a'- y: Fi,-iI0rn"us's tank do
post Gu'l !-.s ia' N-s !iiz.,rnrn",,s
.f.'> 10. beet. ,d.- t'rF.-,l r. r r,a-S.nx.t nu
any v'.sX"'yS isf... and ~. matter os .h.
= u-i~ - ~ 'H.a.g til -Svs % await. IN. /
n1s-'sauI r-r'-vH :" N"a York
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
SAARTEL OUT FOR
STATE CHAIRMAN
Nine Republican COngressmen
Favor Fifteenth District Repre-
sentative Against Niet]ringhaus
Warner and .Akins Friendly.

Cass.us ~. ShaStei. Congressman from
,he Fifteenth District. will he the candi-
date for the chatrmanship cf the Repub-
.iSan STATE Cosnmlttee against Thomas h.
This j: the report which was brought to
81. louis last night BY one of the most
II. ans. who is H. the city to arrange the
preliminary campaign against Chairman,
Nisds1nE haus.
souri, Rrpublican C0n6Srssmsn wh0 are h,
sn a. ,r ,ro.,c'.6 "a :sssSmens 70 Oppose Ni.drine
Richard RssthoId; Of the tenth district.
xCc0rtltnG To the informant. who stated
that Congressman Shartel would bs the
anti NtedStnkhAu0 candidate.
Senator Warner Is not Yet . party to the
agreement. but. among tn. cOterte u Con-
sressmen who are working together At
sh'. ~ lime: 1 !. + sonnS.n;ly believed that I.
man Thomas J. Atkins 10 also said to have
committed himself Z" the proposition.
Congressman Shartel r. ssid To have de-
-lection to Congress from the Fifteenth h
District. In order that he may ba IN
yrammeled In his race for chairman Of
the State Committee.
senator Warmers secretary. ". II. e..
Brown. was nrx, considered as the likely
candidate 81 the anti-Etedringnaus com
binaiion. and his name b yet mentioned.
msOn whom the forces will center IN III.
siai- convention which. 1t Is predicted.
will be the hottest Republican State
SING: the d.. day: n,sns Tnen linz
The trouble b scheduled 70 begin the
moment the call II issued for meeting 0s
IN; The s,sts c.,n'".,s. There u.n,s !. meet; I.
Chairman Nie,irtnenau. profess ,o b.
hcHe that the delay In issuing the call -
caused bv the fear Of results BY the pre-
cnt Organization OF tn. State Committee
!. IL ssid that each Of the Dinc Congress
men will be- prepared with proxies TO 81
in the meeting Of the committee. and that
they will lave some startling information
.ANTIs'' CLAIM FOLLOWING
=: Is claimed fhs' TIE s'iO~in. which
the SiedrinCfaus opposition will make
State chairman to decline 70 become n
candidate for reelection. They are nOw
claiming 81. Louis Kansas City and 1T
tain y" be "no"sed Ia NJ, Ni-.Iringhaus
IN q. Louis. II f. the programme "a
fight the present City .'enirsl Commi';-.
ported to bs "i. the nst"f those TO be f,ss:
.i.s spi,a ,at-t. II Was stated last night tina,
already eiel.;e-n members a! the Reput-
black and whit. on an axreemen. 70 vess
~ devus~ Howe. Just - soon ss the call
Is Issued for 4 meeting Of the State COM
s.is;~e
congress sman Rarthoidt is a, p-escn: a
member Of the Consrsssionsl Nine. He
- the only neml~.- Os the Missouri ron
sr~s-io,asi contingent. who sre Republic
Conditions in his distric: may cause him
to change his mind. a. he n . caQ1idase
Fer ren.'Iiina'iob. ard there are :o!ar city
VI. .is in hts ssissric; where Siedy'nxhaus
ha. sorl- warm friends
Vi.. repre- sentative Of tire an''Ni~dring
hats men "h" gave the foregoing ia
for the prrv"ar ~ meeting the p-rs"n-
~ho 9iii hsr. charge ~ ;h. H. i.uu.~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

S"vor' srH Srfi-S streets. n,.~ % ,rr
n,'>.'-' spots 81 tf- susi'..ss section o.!
~. .lfr
: We S"r"f ! st.s.' a.. ,.as0.!,ii-,e tie
>t.sP -" from >s.GI.l an! plIy. s--s...s
j. ~ r'a@rI kr.sd~sv suI Spring streets
s.; t'.'vs!Id .,s-st:ui - yh.s .u.fofu,sn
is>h.i ihr... blocks ,ioaa N. steep in
s..1. a a - -.rEl-r,,:.sIs ss-'.i .l's -r1.h.,s
.ftg tue "H,! as s-atb.r >-z>arr stree. iNr
slowing H. isif-r ar .aGs q Hnii, " eca
rsr rsrs.i Ha- sf rH,t -ir-rgs-r ,rss.inS
s--oTd ~t""f s. 'icht alsi~s S;r.nx
TH- Hs.!.~ ~"-s,3 w.. <rTlSc. .t-nus; In
f.l" g''t 80. t't,as ,T--r's 'ssi IKE .-Nx~h.i;
ss-t We lrGUsyi -C-iui.'-.E oI~r tn.
>~cGTs-i street 'asI. ihIL -. <'"Hf-k b she
si-- -~ss ga G"-1gl sh.! az both ends
svf 49, rArusa FROM -n- r-srk- ana
'arn~i rv.- E-.s yU-Lrsy -lF va. also
~ ..iy SMASHED
Hardly = y7s.-rs-r on =. fb-.~ are
-. : ;s-~i injury. .crl. - = n, being yer,
.srFlETSty fr.rr To --o:o-ris- and ~s--
'l-Ss- ~ sh- -s.-l~av ~ and ;sr TO-
tSrB,s- o., -. Eo.fTvc.-1 car ssT. no,
iN ,u-s3 Al 'r~ injured Ssv. rlt, Ard
s4Gt;-bs 2 a5c-rlsss. zns r - aor -housS,
ery - tAF II 49, visitors In i.,- Angeles
Jeso 0s6i0e0O's C0ee OoSse Oos.
t-.s.rVAss-t zss ,-H'- Gs!icSSs. selsrate
SaSSF. a: al ;arcy S-c-s-s I'd 00SG.SSs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25


The yard and the reserves. In charge Hf
Sergeant IAnGe. ARRESTED the aGftatOr*.
vino gave th~1r names ~ I0l:"Vs: JOnn
Hartwiy. NJ. 1873 Tyler avenue: BaxtI
SisntawskL No. 1@S OFaI!on street
Steve Nnefsca0N SKY. No. 1Hl NOrth Entn
street: steve kuIerfz. No. ltH1 NorIn
seventh street: Tony R0Eocki. no. 1NS
OfAl!On street: Frank kaczsuSki. No.
III. MulianIhy street: Aiix kfemsky. No.
lilS North Tenth street.
POI.!CE Guard PROPERTY.
All we.e placed In the holdoyer on a
charge 0f in,.itinx a riot and wiN be held
wjihou; l,s,nd
When TIN. crowd saw What vas taking
place. they no longer remained to argue
with ;h.. police and Sss.n after liefgeQnt
'I.,nce ifad ,h.. street aud ward cleared
The. uo!i,.emen w,us made the arrexts
were P,VrOImrn prjn,so, DERBY. Maher
stuart. Wetxel. Hickey and Mason.
Two u2,roln1e. remained IN charge Of
fh.. pfO,ser,y and one has. te.R In eAe
house. contin ,sNasSiv aincG the disturbance
vi Friday night, >
Tab S1fSk.Y- ARCHBISHOP
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
TINE GREAT.
Conan Doyle St0ry
Now Rseaieg n The
'SUuDAY
REPUBLIC

''S;r Nigel is romantic tale of tk&|
lo!es and adventures Of Nigel loring. al
:nkes Uv the sword I" mend the fallen for
tunes of his noble. house the wear after
the great plague devastated ENGLAND in
thu, Fourteenth Century.
The story opens with Il brief word-pic-
ture "f England during the plague. and
outlines the downfall Gf the feusiAl sys
black death brought about. Th. hOt.Se
vi lID!inG has s~ cn all hut wrecked by the
E.ach'nat tons and sncroac hnaents 0f cleri -
Nigel and his grandmother are the ssiaI
survivors Of the family. and the C,starcia -
rionks OF Way.rI.y Abhey are still en-
kSs.,i in proving u,.o:s their n,'.assr p'ss-
SESSIONS Young Nis.i openly opposes
i.,c!n-
Tire monks In satisfaction Of n claim.
yellow h..:s.. ~ nct"d lineage :,Ip. several
of th-if number have isen vIciousl. ~,
tackled and n.aTiy killed hv the animal
Esis wing The iorS. L.. ne oss..ss,d Of 4,
devil. tn" !uofhS sis,,jt yp have hius
killed. when Nigel snt.rposss. The hors.-
- given e.. him partly in the hope tina
the beast VIII xii! him and rid their com
mUniiy -: ITS mOst seh"l!iO,is. tro,s,lee0sn~
and dangerous orf,cn.nt. t:ni Nigel nj
once takes th.. horse. and in the prerence
of the astoniShed monks. speedily reduces
him fo submission. He names the animal
foInm~Ts.
when Nigel and iis grandmother. sha
v.nerahi" Dam. Ermy ntr,i,i.-. are s.,sns?ing3
III. evening together no: long asteYward
they are rudoiy interrupted h- the lay
sti!In'n"r sn! S3"r!Sf ~ WAverley, as.-
cCfEDani.si nv "a bend % s.rrhers who set
upon tire young Squire. bind him and take
him prisoner to The abbeS. 20 ne tried be-
cause h. has thrown IN" sJ;DmoneG insa
n inoras. a'id destroyed sCrne legal paperS
i.;af were being served
Tn" trial takes pla". with exaggerated
rGmp the next say. and Nigel ss sentenced
." bread and water for sin weeks with d
daily exnortation fr"sn the chaplain. Tbs
ini!snan, Squire ~yr'ngs ." n window r.
cess and h-t,"s the guards. Just a. h4
~ about tn h.- shot down h" IN tSneS1 1a
HIS rstres: hy Sainkin Ayiward. . hspWmoQ.
A. the conflict IN about tn begin. S6r J0&I
Chaodos. one of tho most vallant hnlgh(
Of King Edward arrives IN search
Nigel announcing that his Majesty IL cCs3
irg 10 spend the night a. hi. b",is~.
The eLnni;y Of tn" monks is ~ onc~
transformed irto ssr:ri!iiy. nnd Nigel leaves
In the company of Chan.lo=. followed bs
Aylwsrd. who IL Determined to follow this
young Squire.
Lady ETrnyntsu''~ unpacks lo. ~ I'D
trink":s for Nigel "a pawn To provide fos
the Kings entertainment. and he starts ~
fer cu'i!"r@. accompanied i.y Ssassk,n. IN
their wy they nav" 2 sensational. afsruS
tragic encounter with hrira:d called th4
wild Man 81 Pt.t'rnfa am. wherein the
frInksts are SsafI: lost
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
DETAILED STORY OF
FIGHTING IN MOSCOW.

London. Dee :.-The Daily Telegr apb' >
= f.'-:s.urN correspondent. describing
ii. ::4nt q; Moscow. says:
The nr.i shots were nred by tine revo-
lt'onar!"s the troops outside C3dler .
: h"n;. which ~As surrounded Tn" re.o-
in'i"s .. st,r..,~ EiSr .s '., nn,;n y, "h,.n m.
passed and the COMMANDER ~ ehe troops
Was about :" give III" ORDER 10 fire Wher
a yoilev 'a',e from I'll. house; several
troops Immediately replied.
soon . white handkerchief was waved
fr"r:. window. The troops entered bu;
'!T'i and again bpTnhardej the house
Shortly afterwards q white 0as ms again
waved ans. the surrender Of Tn r-yoiu-
tion,ri.~ aa- Completed.
IN. correspondent also describe tie
Sghting tn other sections O. Tie city. re-
cutting in every rsse in 'n. aefea- q! the
:"s"i;:i ioaar'.S
The .:.-r.'at. courage o: IN. mob" 'h~
CORES; oni.s.' says. vas marvellous.
Units "f fhI.e. ten and Hundreds Wo5Ih
stEr :"Tta. H. driven back. and rail:
odis. eager ;o accomplish the iI,pcs.sb..
s:ariy Tn the evening 'h. hospital. w.T"
fil.d ard nr'vs'- .!~.hilS-hou..- we're
crowded Nith the wounded
'-Ths PRINCIPAL thogoiixh:a-e the Esr~s-
aa.a looks Ike n street tn a city .ae;gY.d
~ . foreign f,~. R:voJ,ac ne. bur-, IN
ih" streets ard riSss a.. stacked on the
pavement.
purins all 'his needless s.usior y!
blood f., old Mo>roa sae people were s.ov.-
ping. visiting an: otherwise earring or
~. ordinary occupations &c 10 nothing !n
g.EI!cr;is! vas going
TS<:~'3av's do!rGs marked me r;us:
IMPORTANT. ma ri:Ss;a:.O-I 90 Russian anAr-
chv ara VIII prove. ss '.e anarchists a.
ssr: Deceptive. - far one can Judge
.hcy SfIi snd i's she cor. p,~,e defeat os
TIE anarchists who viii b silenc-s IN
Es.Asia for ASs.si ysars
There 10 s:i!l hope thar q Iop;.ar se-
dictionary no, enaeat may be avoided. tl.t
'ie wrath cs she PEASANTS ). eaxsng
strong
In N. station a; Ysira. OF she Ki~C and
yoNn>ah line. entire families oS rsli0ay
crl-ees Ana strikers have b-~n literally ca,
20 piece. eY inssriaf~d peasants. ana ;he.e
v o.h~. cumulative evidence % a deter
ss;rs:ion ~ she part of ,easanss TO ce-
c.,o~ .hs ssvskers.
TIE anarchists have no: c.siossGeA the
Government rnp>.aon~d Premier W:s'e.
~ siev-,.>6 the Emperor. hus they have
..-sz-A q deadly sne Wan:on blow o. the
Enpsrs. Already hungry tsaas ere psi,a.
e..6 Nte.sSeY itsy cs.. Al the s.a.s,,. os
S.coiys,a.~G OF ;he KA1an Rai.~as ih.y
lc.ses4 ne:se, ears Ina3ed 0i;h r~ces0eies
er i.se 20. .h~ Chr;RMas:jde
ukase Wts D. published IA q dAy
or tao esAhs3SinG TIE n>O es~ctoeal No
arss axsnG q cate for she elections - che
fhosms.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
SUCCESSIVE RAIDS
ON BOWLING CLUBS" i"

Thrsc raids on the cnou'"su Avenue
EOWlinG S'iub at M. 2Sss s'hou'eau ave
nue. within legs than tw" h"u,~ yesterday
morning. resulted in the ares; uf three
men tho will xo fo TN. Eo!iCr Court
charged with selling liquor without Is Ii
c-ns- III" aIfss's were made by police
u III. Third District.
The. H.ss raid. ut I" o'clock yesterday
M.!ning. resulted ia III. GrI"s' ri Charles
f.siia'i. r. years c't;. ifvins at M. iSa,
s:!aii"t street.. or charge u: selling
!i9vor wi,i,cu, q license
The second arrest WAS AZ che 50 me- place
Wk~n Joseph Basfian - years old. giving
his r.sis2. nee No. :3si Ia Sale street.
WaS taken into custody. He .s charge!
with having sold . pint 0f bs-f to q non
member Of the club. Twenty minutes
later Fred Move. Of No las Srdt:ot
stree: wAs arrested ON the ch:rge of SELL
Ing liquor without q .tcen-e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Tie fruit -;aa5 o: Jo:,n Murray 81; 70
;3A Market street Use hr"ksn into b,s
turIi... a: \. ~a.iy hour las, night and
too boxes ~ cigar. and several ha ske.s .
OF fruit stolen. The matter ~As reported
20 :hs police
Wife James Bsilssd % No scl:h
Twenty -n,sf street vas aossn; from his
horne ai.~.,t3iSg = Christmas tree enss.-
ssinmsn, . burglar broke into his house
ard s.cie q ss-canb<s revolver Nsi1si at
S1A tt. case Wss reported 20 the spiIce.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
Take up the Succecdlla
insGslImenf in Next Sun
days Republic.

PLAYING roulette q. Mont" Cs1so . fes
DAY. ago sitting Immediately opposite HIN
az t.s same sas'i.. We IN" Grand iuk1
q -sif
Truly. this Is Democratic age II tht
Cnm,. q Ayfoj. ~ ssiy c,n~- ~ she ROY ,
i:ont~d sn.iErv who ~"nt abroad 1T th(
ss,,t..sak ~ sh.- French revolution. has
hapoe-rd 30 meet on. of 'h~ IeA,~:e 0
'hs revolutionary party. 10 - fairly c~.tsts
.ha, N. 9auli n~s~Y even have dveare<
NJ .s,,irs down with him st a gaMbiinl
a, an. n,rs: sor; az fsoie
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
MO6 AROUND BEAUMONT JAil.
seek Man Charged With Assault
ing SSearOid Girl

S-S5lss,c-; Tex rAsc .S-.A.~ tbs aF.-
s-Is1Sr- tas SyN--ol: sslGA.~v - Con-
e.Asss Hcs.t~- "a. C-.:1..=z..y assaulted
ard y Write E-zr. . strange s->e 0as ar
'ss-rt Shorty :heT-Ae-~- ar. ale.
q rag crowd Ss...--s. al e.. ,si hS. TIE
Sss--S s:A:s-. tha. .se nac aAi Bee. r.
Moved Ts~r rcO6 q. Il s'ciocs s,-esea,
ga. CsE AssTs., ss~ lagi
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
CANNON LEVEL
bARRlC AIDES At MOSCOW.


arfo;irse6 The ~!iy. In fact. Was Urnst-
1yaii: calm on tts surface and n stranger
dropping down .hs E~ysky Pro.psr, this
afternoon would have seen no evidence ~
sefm"nt.
u ~as = bright crisp winte- .laS. and
sMar: s!eixhs and ~QU.p,'agss Of fhe sris
irrscy. with their occupants cioakcsi In
sahi~s and other rich sIrs. we're ou: in
force. Only III" sulsn faces OF :ts. crowd
os strikers o., the eide Wa'ks. and heavy
hors~s and fpo' patrols on every book
locke! 1fE!n"us.
I. she p!srs Of the r.vo!Ss:o7s.es 20
produce uprising IN g. PeieYshaY2 fall
a. - - believed .hsy v:U. al attempt COP
.a.aly Viii lee made 60 teYYo-ix~ the Gov
e:nnerc BY guerilla warfare IN watch
bombs all PLAY the chic: role. The Gov
sYnm~n. having embarked In a Ws. sga!ns.
the ''Ts6.." i:'A difficult: 10 see how IL can
draw hac X one step
The acceptance ky Governor General
uc..bs .sec oe Moscow ~ 'he cfyey % the
notorious fsscs,nnary. Prime Tcb~rbatoH
10 organize ;.S 'lpya'.s - . militia IA.
created a enud.,<Y % horror.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

~vr.n my ,nan.'' ssid a military Aoets1
20 . patient who Rad been ~. '-,o~ dieg'
for a lenx 'i.r.. how az. you,-'
Much better. sir
Gould yosI -, a small chicken to-day q
Tint ! rr,.is. sir
VIA, would you like j. s,uHe1 with!1
''f'Y.asa .rr. GoDor. Ttpi.erf the hsyn]
aao;arg -Tnek-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

p-V0N rse. fS< .s-FoS>~> 1.l.s-<Aa
S~,r-Ocz c-c Nee GsrS
ss.e-y~sS I-s .N-A--ss~s 1-A-A Nee
y~s "a Srs>saA-.Oe
&s.O@ss<- s~e- A-A.r,s4 rs-sa-tss.A
Ne~ vs~a "a fTyse-ass> a.e s>s>sr0rD
IsvSrs.Sst AsO VS9
ss.s-. Is~- S--oAA4 SssxDesssaiA se-e.
as0s-1Gs Me- Yx2 - orSzGDa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
GREAT FIRE At HAN k0W.
Five Thousand HOnaes Destroyed
in Chinese City.

SS:o-ia p C Dee :S-MsM a3v,c~s
from Shanghai ,eii OF . ersa; Are ~ Han
kc~ hroWn. ss the chicago - CHINA. IN
y antca about sae houses Wese destroyed. Q
larpe eumsssY of l.ve0 lost. SaTsoussy es;:-
mated as .-om ~ . Sc.