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Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

DykfET6EfSizGzfSD UICSrsCSIs Nn
d ea Ecks fam man mycket rik
.Egt e ladda5 revolver. Pastorn
.6ck pi<ts for ionehafysnde At
.dolaz yapen och f5rl2rade dessu
tom reyoiyern.
Brandt bara skyr eden
.s1 szger EFT gsmmrIt orcsprak.
Delta ar nog SAINT, men det hjel-
per Fl mo: smartorna At den
.brannsIads, som redan hnnes.
.Eu medeI. som sakert helper.
och helper ogoobIickIigt det ar
EFT omslsg med Or. ?. Hakans-
sons SsIubnn. Anyand def out
.spadt. ON buden ar bel, men for
|0ppna bfannsar Dor sslnbfin Ut
.spadas med yatten. enligt bruks.
sny:gni0gen som atfoljer aasksD.
Sslubnn az en- yalsignelse att
hafys till hands ] hemmet lid
mangfaldiga ~tiIllslicn babe for
barn och fulIynxna, till lindrande
al yark och Wanda och till FIRE.
Ibyggsnde az gyararc lidanden.
vi HANNA ifamstaendc Iakare
bzde ! Sverige och Ameri'
ka, som standigt hafya Salubrin
slit hem att brukas al deras egna
famfjemedlemmar yid f~orefallan,
de behof, enar Diet ar fullkom!igt
.gihfritt och likyal EFT otroligt
ycrksamt medel ! en- mangd van
liza Akommor. K3p det M
uppskjut 81 Sc annonsen iden
ma tidning.
En- +. " Jenkins ! Lincoln,
Nebr.. Ar en- stor Lnndyan och
haller sig med hera hundar.
Men Mundane ledo at loppor,
hyarfor Jenkins harom dagen toy
sina favofiter ned kalIaren un
der slit hus och tyattade dem
med gasolin for att doda lopporna
Han hallde alyen gasolin ON
kring ! kallaren och lemnade
mundane der. Efter en- stunds
forlopp bsgaf han sig ned | ka!-
laren f0r att sc ON dem och med
fordc dervid en- tand lykta.
Gasolinsngorna exploderade &c
mast och ramponeradc huset
mycket lila. Jenkins blef
myckct farligt brand, och hans
hustru och barn, som bciunno
sig | EFT rum ofvanfor kallaren,
ssadades afven ehuru ! minre grad.
Kuren mot lopporna hade asyftad
verkan, ! Diet de ALA dod&des,
men Diet gjordc mundane med.
Henry Bertram / Antelope
County, Nebr, lar ligga for OGDEN
som en- fold al att han vagrade
att kopa sin hustru en- ny haiti.
Slaget stod ! stallet. der Bcrtram
holl pa att rusta sig ! ordning att
resa in till staden, och dit hans
hustru kom for att meddcla honom
att hon onskade en- ny haiti.
Han upptog ickc delta mcclellan.
dc gunstigt o !afslutade den derpa
i6ljande debatten med EFT mycket
slaende argument. ! Diet han slog
henne | hufudet med skaitet af
Ell dynggrep, tills hon svimmade
Derpa grep han henne vid haret
for att slapa henne ut till pumpen
att aterkalla henne till medvs-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11
Ett forgkrackIigt Mdande

f5rofsakas ofia IF sir och kiafts, som alta
bort hndep. Vim Bedell I Fiat Rock,
Mich. sazeS. Jsg bar begsgnst B1cklen's
ArBiea 6aIye fDr sir och krafts. Bet az
Diet b4sts heIands medsl jag nsgoUsin
fnnDit " Lindrar och helsr ear, brapDszr
och skaiIsksdor. Pc. ! L1ngreB a. And
resbs spotex Eionz City. Ia
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

Son msa ye, 81 1sasIsfne
sIlg&st p ncfDSpneSs sds !
saiDDskDseD, Lpcsstsg gC
vas 11c< bisod dem ea Jasza-
dare tdi ea Ssn< fiSning Han
sksifyeS bland zaDsf< sGe1~
sknlrssea hzwf bar b1pl gof>.
ne ! 10 kf ccb Set ~ 1ea III, d
ffzZsa on on Den rene Dsggzp
On gSi9aeas gpp1saiog FIRST
s&cNes, jag hsr set pormzn-
neo "a IT Dznnsfe bzn ocb Kan
Der Dem bzttfe "a fall g1f, son
eS1sst Izses ON Dem ] ti3ajpgaf-
ne.
bet 6g9es GoYe "a ~ son !
Dzamafk 81 bDgsr och ysaster
psftL Hsgefa bar ailtj6 s;5tt
~ gaiosens sISa 1cb yel&t 1T
Sorge skslie behAila s]a ilsggz
med gaioDsmSfketi och "a det
bejs taget baIJa slg I'll unions,
SkteD Sadan den bestam6es (
Moss den 4 Doyembef 1914 Raj
cjl2lsnDa ara teremot he, som
genom So Nyeryjgt stonhiaget
gsDom6rlyjt first meiIaanks-
age9s appbalysnde lagen ON den
REM DsggaD och t1i sist ppionens
sppl6sDjDg, bet AZ deff5f oratt
att ifo att det ar beIs det aorska
folket, som yelst b4fya gpplos,
1iDg bet af knappast halftc0
defaf. Defest deDna fraga kom,
nit til altman omfostDing, skplle
resajtatet blifyit belt annst an
det nj A. " det aBtogs ! stor
fbiaget, medsn yenstem utgjofde
feftalet DEF och det mzrkyafdiga
ar att beja Diet aorska ST 3rthiDget
bestar AZ skoilarafe och fedak
torer, foIk, SON Fl eyer en- fots.
bred land, och byads heia diktan
och tfskt4n gar ut pa at npphet.
"a befoIkni1gen for att derige.
nom sjslf komma 1t kottgrytoma.
som
bafya makten ! Norge och som
fofofsakat pppIosningen az u.
Dio0eD, byilken utan tyifyei yarit
tDl st5fsta gagD f6r Norge.
ADghende danskapcs sympatl
Tor Norge 81 sro DC lila abbragta
och besysras alldeles icke AZ
~Donma0DsD, hgarom enhyar kan.
oiVsHyga stg geDom att lasa stor'
observation-disclosures tran 1904,
Mar man Diet gjon, blir Diet icke
mycket sympati 4yar, Hen lIsa
VI deremot de syeGska nksdags-
fofbandliogaBc fran samma AZ
och Sc hyilkep sympati sycnkar.
nc yissde. och mir Vi "A yeta att
den syegska 0ottan ISg fardig att
ga NJ ~ Ka1skfonss hamD,
iycker jag att VI horde sympati
sefa med Sverige ! stallet f6r
Norge bet III icke mefa an ratt
som tack Tor dess meakansla
1904, IA Norge rent Ut nekade
att CORA Dagot Och Jag skulIe
onska att Dhgra utaf de danskar
som ! k6penbamn skreko burra
Tor Bjorostjerne BJ6rnson och
Norge, bade yarit ! Norge och
hort EFT ntai hans y maj tai, 81
skulle Diet ba bliiyet EFT annat
liud pipan. Jag har sjall med
harm statt och hort hide Is. Is
och andfa norska .politiker pa ~
mai lester tala ON Tor slna aho.
rare hnFu Danmark utplundrat
Norge Tor d35 ar och r6fyat ALT
dess silver och guild, ia, danska
konungaI gipeo elter dessa Ia.
lafes usage 81 langt, ait dc stulo
Erik den heliges silfverkista,
som han var b~egraiyen !, och for
do den III DaDmark och slogo
mynt deraf. Och | vira dagar
yeta Vi il att n%ormannen saga at
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11
HOGGRADIG
DEMANDING!

Den man, hyars lifskraft b'iiylt nit omd ge-
nom bgckensiukGomars hariaingar, har 81 RID
art underkasta zig experiment. som manga
man Olyckjlgtyls hafga gJOrt, med dlliga aSe-
medeL Just emedan DE- synes yara biIiga.
Hans fall krafyer och Dor erhaila den bdsta
~behandIng Gen medicinska proiessionen kan
gifva
tllt hyad ~gfundllg Izrdom, utmlrkt skicklig'
het. stor eria: enhet och en- genomeAende We
tenskaplig utrustning "a kontoret kunna ut
rata g6rcs nu FOR den help De beh6iya. och
NIT NAL ar at gifya dem en- bdttre behand-
ling. och'hastigare bot an de kunna erhalla an
norstadeg.
In bot ar Just hYad Ni6nskar, och vi kunna
garantera edcr en- sadan till EFT "a Agt pris
som ar f0renIigt med en- ~hoggradig behandling
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11
Svenskt Bageri!

Den gamle valkande svenske bgaren A. r. JOHNSON, 400.
Iowa street, rekommenderar sig harmed landsmannens atanka.
Knackebrod, Skorpor, Tebrod och ALT hvad till en- val ordnad
skandinayisk bsgeriafar horer Orders fran landsorten expe6ieras
mel omgaende T ieton Ic1.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

pykterbetstslzren uncersokt, och
I en- Ecka fam man mycket nk
.rgt en- ls66ad revolver. PastOrn
.6ck plixts for ionehzfysnde At
.doldz yapen och f5rl2rade dessu
tom reyolyern.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

~1AsxsS a. gAe IDss Lssa@ ~ ~ss@ExkaG1
gsa, e. SSHDE& easS mSsL nuSssnI
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11
CORRESPONDENTS.

ON Nj 81 kan bes6k mig personliCenunpcif
skrlitlgen de symptomer, som besydra on
NEST, och nj erhSiler EFT uppriktigt och We
tenskapligt omd6me r0rsnde edert fall tiilika
piness for Mankid"
En- stor maJoritetaf fallkunna botns genom
mitit system nf behandling / hemmet, hyilkat
gonsin uppfunnits.
Kostnaderna for en- bot aro reasonable och
nom alias. rickhall. och Jag gifver hvnrle
patient. cit lagligt uppsatt Eontrakt. under-
stodt al EFT stort kapltal. att iniria nina l0f-
ten.
Ldltqre. som nafya envisa fall att behanela.
inbJudas n~Jertligt att radfriga mig.
Nina Rontorstimmar iro fran T. m tina
9. N; SAINT faan It'll 8 c. m. S0ndagar endast
10 till y.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11
DOCTOR WOOD,
Ne~rvo-vital svaghet,

Oct Times sakerligen incet offer for nervo-
vital svaghet eller manhg svaghet, som on.
hoppas att foryngras n gon gang,
N Dor e. slappa cdert tag pa lifvet. emedan
dalga mediciner Ell kunnat bota eder.
Min speciella demanding for delta ondn
yarierad $ . att den passar f6r hvarje indivi.
duent, fall. ar en- osviklig bot for hvilRen en-
hel nIangd aterstdlida min dag hafva att
Under behandliAgen f0rsvinna smart all,
obehaGliga symptomer. forlust az lifskraft
upphor. manlig styrka 8terstalles. och man
dom Cores f~ullstandis.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02
Kansas Farm, for Sale

Six miles north of Junction City,
twelve miles south of Riley Center, of
165 acres, 60 acres under cultivation
and in orchard. A good orchard of
apples and peaches, about 500 trees; IS
acres in pasture, 20 acres of good
hay land Two wells and one wind
mill. Old house with five rooms. One,
fourth mile to school, on r. F. D.,
and telephone line. Price $32 per
acre. CHARLES CUTTER.
Ogden, Kan.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

one at Hot Springs, Ark, that swept
more than half of the city out of exis-
tence, forty blocks being destroyed.
At New Orleans the fire was along the
freight and freight cars were burned,
including 10000 bales of cotton. The
losses at New Orleans were $5,0O0,000
and at Hot Springs was 100000.
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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEBRASKA
OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Lincoln Feb. 1st, 1905
1t Is hereby certified. that the Prudential In
surance Company of America of Newark In the
state of New Jersey has complied with the In.
surance Law of this State, applicable to such
companies and Ia therefore authorized to con-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

A week or two ago the Chicago pa
pers all had special articles declaring
that Gates had been In that town ana
that he had corner on wheat which
was going to send wheat up among the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

tinue the business OF life Insurance in this State
for the current year ending January 31st 1896.
SUMMARY OF REPORT FILED For THE YEAR
ENDING DECEMBE. 3lst 1901
INCOME
Premiums, ........... SAL l55 697.33
All other sources, 3,573,4l1.01
Total .s4i,7. l0s.&
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid policy holders, $13, 495, 39S.77
All other payments, SIG 39s, 1926
Total Observation-Disclosures. .S2g, 1893, SAL 80
ADMITTED ASSETS SSS, 762, 305.17
LIABILITIES
Net Reserve, S74, l6l, 2L5.97
Net Policy Claims, ....S 1888 20462
All other liabilities, IS S42 25 81, 496 1873 "a
Capital stock paid up.s 2,000,000.00
Surplus beyond Capt.
tai Stock and other
liabilities, Sill 1926 $685. 80 slss25, 6s3
Total SSS,752, 30517
Witness my hand and the seal of the Auditor
of Public Accounts the day and year first above
written.
e. M. SEARLE,JR.
rsEALl Auditor of Public Accounts.
JOHN L. PIERCE, Deputy.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

The president has been forced to
withdraw the appointment of Senator
Quarles as the act was found to be I'M
constitutional The salary of judges
was raised from $4,000 to $4,000 a year
ago while Quarles was senator and
he voted for it. The president says he
will send the appointment to the SEN
ate on the fourth of March after
Quarles' term has expired and that will
fix the matter But La Toilette will
be there then and he will have some
thing to say about confirming it.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

The Springfield Republican, COM
menting on the action of the Nebraska
\ legislature, remarks: "The Nebraska
legislature is cute. 1t has condemned
the Standard Oil company, but before
passing the resolution it cut out the
clause that referred to Mr.. Rockefel-
ler's munifcent gift to the university
Of Nebraska"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

Another "fiive to four" decision was
handed down by the United States SUI
preme court during the week. This de-
cision is in case coming up from the
state of California and relieves ma
tional banks from taxation on their
stock.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

There was two very disastrous fires
during the week, one in New Orleans
/ that burned over twelve blocks and
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

The report of the arbitration COM
mittee on the firing on the English
fishing fleet by the Russian squadron
under command of Admiral Rojest-
vensky sometime ago has been made.
1t is against Russia, with a compro-
mise attached excusing the Russian
admiral on the account Of the state
of his nerves as it were. 1t is positively
gun boats there at all, and only the
| fishing feet.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

PRIZE WINNERS IN PAST CONTESTS
knowing that they
AioMO hVt ~AsV~ How
worth all
nraUn L.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

Don't Delay .;s , ,ss ,:
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IN
fv Hatch five
ampbel
rs Farm FORCES Wilson kha Driving
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chance
abontit Donoth
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

Texas installed the two statues she
is entitled to erect in the rotunda of
the capital last week. They are statues
of Stephen F. Austin and Sam Huston.
The sculptor, like that of the Frances
Willard statue, which was set UP, the
week before, is woman. Elizabeth
Nye. Rotunda hall now contains three
statues the work OF women
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

Every day or two the faith of The
Independent in Roosevelt gets severe
jolt He has appointed Senator Quar-
les, who has been known for years as
a railroad tool federal judge for the
district OF eastern Wisconsin. Quarles
and Spooner are the two corporation
agents that La Toilette had to fight
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-02

A Piano for Illinois. a An Fl
Piano for Dollar! That is what gol
and anybody that thinks your prizes are
not awarded fairly don't know. There
can be no favorites or would not have
won. MIRA E. F.yRsMAy Panola, Ill
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09
LID THAT WILL STAY DOWN.
Secretary hitchcock Issues order
That VIII Forever Prevent Sale
OF Liquor in Territory.

washington, Nov. 6.-The sale Of
liquor in a large part Of Indian terri
tory will be prohibited forever II an
order issued Saturday by Secretary
Hitchcock is made effective Unless
interfered with by congress Of the
courts this order will result in an en-
tirely new phase Of the prohibition
question in that territory. The order.
in substance, is that deeds to all inner
tied Indian lands hereafter sold by
legal heirs must contain provision
forever prohibiting the sale Of liquors
on these lands. It was 4dopted by
Secretary Hitchcock upon the rec
ommendation Of r. q. Lupp, Indian
commissioner, and It is in line with the
vigorous campaign against the sale Of
liquors on Indian reservations started
recently by the officials.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09
PHILADELPHIA CAMPAIGN.
Mayor Weaver and the City Party
Claim They VIII Nave a Major
ity Over Republicans.

Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-After one Of
the most active political campaigns
This city has experienced in years.
leade;s Of the city party, the reform
bods organized to defeat the republic
can organization declare they are GER
tain Of victory at next Tuesdays cleo
tion. Moro than $50 mass meetings
have been held during the past Ave
weeks ur,ler the auspices Of the city
party and the leaders say they have
been productive Of much good to the
new party. An outdoor meeting was
held Saturday in Independence Square
at which officers Of the city party and
the reform candidates made addresses
The campaign conducted by the re-
publican organization has been quiet
but its leaders claim 1t has been mere
effective than that Of the reform ele-
meRt Mayor Weaver estimates the
rity putty majority at 100000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

oIutionary movement ana me spirit OF
unrest throughout tho country.
Count Witte IS doing his utmost 70
meet the chief objections ngniust the
new regime. In addition to the prom
ired amnesty for political prisoners,
liberty Of the press has been granted,
Count wItte offering to q depntation
Of editors who called on him 70 De-
mand the abolition Of the censorship
regulation, the amusing explanation
that in the hurry Of writing the mani
festo the words liberty Of the press"
were inadvertently omitted, and that
the omission had not been noticed un-
III the complaint was made
The Oficial Gazette formally announ-
ces that the term liberty Of speech"
Il to be interpreted as including the
press.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09
ANOTHER KENTUCKY FEUD.
Militia ana LawIesa Ganw Have m
eounter-'rsIearsp wires Cat
more Troops Needed.

Knoxville. Tenn, Nov. GA spe-
clal to he Journal and Tribune from
MiddIesboro. KY. tells Of a reign OF
terror in the border line city that
threatens to rival in violence the
bloody feuds Of Breathitt county. The
Middlesboro militia company spent
Sunday afternoon in the mountains
after lawless gang. said to be headed
by Frank Ball, wanted for the murder
Of John Bolen, barber. Ball Is re-
ported to have with him crowd Of at
least 40 men who intend to resist his
arrest to the last. -Four miles from
Middlesboro the soldiers Sunday at
tackled a "blind tiger" and riddled II
with steel bullets They succeeded IN
capturing nine Of the men. Returning
to town rolicall Of the company
showed the absence Of three men,
whose whereabouts are unknown. Sum
day the town was comparatively quiet,
but all telegraph wires have been
cut and the only news that can get out
Of there is by telephone. Gov. Beck
ham has been asked to send more SOL
diers and another company is expected
Monday as the local militiamen are
worn out by constant duty Of the
past three days. The Middleboro COM
pany is in charge of Capt. Geo. W..
Albrecht, leading citizen, who was
up to September last editor Of the Mid
dlesboro News. Secrecy is preserved by
both citizens and soldiers and It is re-
ported that a. telegrapher has been
warned not to send out news Of the
disturbance to any papers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

ST. Petersburg, Nov. 2.--Although
wednesday passed In comparative
quiet IN St. Petersburg and Moscow a
l0od Of dispatches from all parts Of
the empire report disorders in many
cities with q heavy total Of dead and
wounded. The people while celebrating
thlIr new-found freedom were in many
INSTANCES set upon by Cossacks and
police, while sometimes the spirit Of
mob violence broke forth and the low
q elements Of the population gave
themselves to piIlage and destruction.
A deplorable feature Of the news
from the interior is that anti-Jewish
upriaings have occurred in many places,
especially in south Russia, where the
populace vented its hatred Of the jews
By soaking their stores and clubbing
the members Of the race, In some cases
rcsortlng to the torch.
IN st. Petersburg Gen. Trepof. in
accordance with HIS announcement,
prevented the resumption Of revolu-
iionsry demonstrations By having the
crowds dispersed whenever and where
ever they gathered.
Count Whites task In securing a fair
trial for the new experiment in con-
stilutionalism Is a most dihicult one
He Is disappointed At not securing
ihe support OF the liberals on whose
cooperation he counted Many Of
these are holding nioof and seem rather
20 enjoy the prediciment in which the
new premier fnds himself
Meanwhile the Socialists and Revolu-
tlonaries who believe they have tho
government stampeded are bending
every EFFORT to keep the movement 60
ing and to procipitste a catastrophs
from which they hope 4 sociaitshe ne
public WI emerge. This 4 , eonsum-
nation as little 10 Be desired hy the
uaiorily Of nbsrais especially tha
1snrlVoisis, &c ~ he government
I|rtlt and lhortln les the chief hops
Itrl ne forco gntheFina uldef re ban
~ q Count Vita 8 nulicienilf
I'I11E 10 mnk1 bod aulnli nastT'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 6.-Thomas T.
Kelly. state treasurer Of Kansas. and
Frank P. MacLennan. publisher Of the
Daily Journal engaged in q person.
al physical encounter at the rooms Of
the Elks lodge in Topeka early Sun
day afternoon. The collision was the
result Of the fight which Mr.. MacLen-
nan has been making on Mr.. Kelly
through bis paper, the Journal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

Washington, Nov. 6.--Paul Morton,
president Of the Equitable Life Assus-
ance Society. Sunday called at the
White house and spent an hour with
the president The object Of the call
was not made public, although 1t was
surmised that the president desired in
formation bearing on the insurance sit
uation. Mr.. Morton left the White
house in time to take the midnight
train to return to New York.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

Junction City. Kan. Nov. 6.-Ar-
rangements have Just been completed
for the Sixth battery Of field artillery
to start on It's l.o00-milo march from
Fort Riley to Fort Sam Houston. Tex
The battery win start from Fort Riley
November Is and win % to Caldwell,
Kan By way Of Herington, wichita
and wellington.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

81. Petersburg, Nov. Am imperial
ukase dated November /, recognizing
the council Of ministers. stated the
president Of the council will be chosen
by the emperor and that reports OF
chiefs OF various departments to the
emperor will be communicated before
hand to the president Of the council,
who also will receive communications
regarding ell measures taken by the
heads Of departments. The ukase fur
Their provides that all oficials, except
military, naval, diplomatic and court
oflcers, are to be subjected to previous
approval by the council Of ministers.
Finally all legislative bills presented
by the ministers to the douma for
the state council must first be sub
mitted to the council Of ministers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

Washington. Nov. The supreme
court of he United States Monday A.
lrmed the decision Of the supreme
court q Missouri. maintaining the "a
ndltr Of the Missouri law making
cIrhi hour a legal day's work n ths
mlnol he case IN point was that
q "cantvtli Ct Il versus MlssoarL-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09
students Guard city.

Kazan, Russia. Nov. s.-The city
is now under the guardianship of the
newly formed citizen militia consisting
Of students and workmen and MUSTER
ing 800 men armed with weapons taxi
en- from the police. The new guards
patrolled the streets all night. There
we're no disturbances.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-09

chiearo, Nov. 6-one man vas shot
and fatally injured and four other
persons were stabbed IN q fight Sun
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