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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Steal ss5,ooo in Gems.

A report reached New York City from
Los Angeles that W. S. Edey had been
robbed of diamonds valued at $50, 900.
Mr.. Edey is member of the New York
stock Exchange.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Disou,es in St Peter sburr,

St. "eterSburg seemingly is on the
verge q a revoInSoa. Thousands of
striking workmen parade the streets, held
down only by increased military forces.
Half of the city is in darkness or with
out fire protection.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Wofnan Shoots Father

Near Trenton, Mo, Mrs. George Waite
shot and probably fatally wounded her
father. William Belshe, wealthy farm
err. The case will be taken up by the
grand jury Mrs. Waite has not beer ar
rested
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Bic Store in Difficulties.

The creditors of the Strauss Green
Company, owners of The Fair store at
Toledo, Ohio, fled a petition in invoun-
tary bankruptcy against the firm The
liabilities will amount to $4,000 and
assets about 100000
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

Miss Lillian Russell, the actress, re-
fused an offer of $500 to appear with
her company in the home of Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish to amuse the guests, declar-
ing she never will play the clown for So
ciety
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

Alfred G.. Vanderbilt is confined to the
home of his mother in New York by in
juries received when his leg was wrench
ed by the fall of his pony at riding
club
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Find 500, 600 i'm Gems Buried.

The $4,000 worth of jewels stolen
from the room of MrS. w. S. Edey in
Pasadena, Cal, have been found and re-
turned TO their owner.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
polloe Reoover Gems

The Sgo.00o worth of jewels stolen
from the room of Mrs. W. 5. Edey in
Pasadena. Cal. have been found and re-
turned TO their owner.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Admiral criticises stoessel.

\ Russian admiral from Port Arthur.
who has reached Toxic as prisoner.
disgrace. lie gives al inside history Of
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
p-vs, Sa,onds Rooseva,+

William ]. Bryan, at banquet in
New Haven. Conn, appealed to all Dem
ocrats to aid President Roosevelt in his
worthy reforms.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
NI;Ilionaire,s Great Gin.

Stephen b. Roath, who raade his for
tune in Chicago. has given 70 his rela-
tives $1,000, 900 because he wishes to see
them enjoying life. The gift is the sec
ond of it's kind within one year and
half.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

1t is reported that body of strikers
tried to reach Tsarskoe Selo, where the
Emperor is, but the marchers were
driven back by troops
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

Gov. Ia Toilette was nominated for
United States Senator on the first ballot
in the caucus Of Wisconsin Republican
legislators al Madison
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Denver,s Day of PRAYER

Denver has a day OF prayer, $4,000
persons from mansion, shop and slum
turning out for religious services. Bust
ness houses, saloons and public places
closed.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Workmen, Led by Priest, Prepare to
Fight for a Constitutional
Government.
First Move in Instruction Is
Met with Bullets of
Oppressors.
Not Since Massacre of ST. Bar
tholomew Has World Seen
Like Slaughter.

Revolution broke out in Russia at
80 o'clock Sunday, when Emperor
Nicholas loyal troops began firing on
an unarmed host of common people
that sought to march into the square
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Business IS ctlve.

The weekly Trade reviews report aetiy
lily in the most important lines. None.
S in simple supply and collections ar,
satisfactory
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
MASSACRE OF THE RUSSIANS.

Brutality of the Cars Soldiery Has
Reused the Outer World.
Father Gopon's followers have shown
the spirit that produces revolutions; rev.
olution in Russia will be the result, SAYS
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
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memorial from the Legislature of
New Mexico protesting against the union
Oh that territory with Arizona and ask
ing ADMISSION as a separate State was
presented in the Senate Friday The
OH 10 indemnify American owners of
sei1eo inr sealing vessels was discussed
ny Messrs. Fulton and Pettus, but no
conclusion was reached. Messrs. Rnr-
rows and Bailey were appointed tellers
10 count the electoral vote. The stata-
noou OIL was taken up and Messrs. Nc
creafy and Bate opposed it on the
ground that the Territories objected IN
union. The army appropriation bin was
passed by the House after the adontion
zoI to 90, of an amendment PROVIDING
that retired army officers assigned 10 the
inlhua shall not recei ,e any pay or al
lowanees additional to their pay ms re-
tired officers there such nav and allow
anees exceed those of a maio,
-
In the Senate Saturday resolution
suthorIzing the Committee on Interstate
commerce to sit during sessions of the
senate 10 take testimony ON the rate
question was adopted. 4 resolution ac-
cepting from the State of Kanso. a
statue of John j. Ingalls, was adon,ad
after addresses by MeSsrs. Long. Allison
Cockrell, German, Spooner, Daniel ard
Platt OF Connecticut, eulogizing the for
mer Senator A bill authorizing the con-
struction of a bridge across the Missorri
River at Yankton, S. D., was nassad
Notification of the appointment Of the
House managers TO conduct the impeach-
ment trial of Judge Swayne was receiv-
ed, and the response was made that the
Senate was ready TO proceed with the
case. The Notifications appropriation
bill was taken up The District of Co
lumeia appropriation bill was reported
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up. Inc appropriation for public schools
was increased from 100000 to $3.50 600.
Mr.. Stephens of Texas said more than
100000 of trust funds of the indiana
had been paid to the Roman Catholic
Church during the last year fer support
of mission schools, and proposed nm
amendment to prevent the use of such
funds in this way in the future. but II
was ruled out on a point of order. The
bill was then passed. Speaker Cannon
announced the appointment of House
managers to present the Swayne i'm
parchment case to the Senate Exercises
in honor of the memory of John ] In
gals occupied the time until adiou,.n
ment.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

arose from his bed one morning and
walked from the room. He was put to
work in the dining room, and although
he scarcely spoke, seemed TO understand
everything that was said to him
A week later the man again reIapsed
into a state of Elasticity, and has re-
mainel so ever since. In the last two
years he has not moved an inch of his
own volition-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
MONETARY BURDENS BORNE
BY THE PEOPLE OF RUSSIA.

National debt ........... ::
Annual interest on debt. -.
Expended on Siberian and
Manchurian roads -.
Taxes unpaid by peasants,
1900 -.
Loss by industrial depres-
sion in three years -.
Loss by famines in five
years preceding 1902 -.
Eight famincs, FIVE since
1902, loss .............
Loss to toilers by $50 to
10 holidays each year.
War loss to date ........
Expenses of holy synod,
Annually
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

A project has been inaugurated by the
members of the class Of 1850 Of Harvard
college, the class of which President
Roosevelt is a member. TO raise a fund
for the benefit of the institution approx
imating 100000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

Mr.. Beveridge made another ineffec-
tual effort in the Senate Monday to have
a time fixed for voting on the statehood
bill. The opposing Senators were unwill-
ing to vote on the bill until the amend
ments are disposed of, and Mr.. Beveridge
would not consent to a vote on them
without an agreement extending to the
bill itself. The Notifications appropria-
ton bill was passed after rejecting the
amendment to strike out the provision for
insular Notifications. Winthrop Murray
Crane of Massachusetts was sworn in.
A joint resolution appropriating $1,000
to pay the necessary expenses of the in
augural ceremonies was passed The ses-
sion of the House was devoted to the
consideration Of bills relating to the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Mr. Baker On. "
moved that an adjournment be taken out
of respect to the Russians killed in the
st. Petersburg riots, but the only afIirma-
tive vote was by Mr.. Baker himself. The
proposition of rate control was discussed
at length by Mr.. Burgess (Texas) and
Mr.. Hepburn Qowa) The House con-
Cured in the Senate amendments to the
omnibus claims bill and sent it to CON
ference.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

In the Senate Wednesday the consid-
Grafton of the army appropriation bill
brought on vigorous debate over the
amendment to reduce the pay of retired
army officers above the rank of major
while on service with militia Several
amendments were suggested, but action
on them and on the provision went over
for the day. Some 200 pension bills
were passed. A resolution calling on the
Postoffice Department for information
covering the dealings Of that department
with the railroads since 1873 was adopt.
ed. The House passed the District of
Columbia and the military academy APP
preparation bills. The Senate amend
ments to the Notifications appropriation
bill were not concurred In and the bill
was sent to conference. The bill extend
ing the presidential succession act so as
to include the Secretaries Of Agriculture
and Commerce and Labor in the order
named was passed. The agricultural APP
preparation bill was reported. Mr.. Baker
Of New York made speech bitterly as.
sailing the protective tariff policy of the
Republican party.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31

Preliminary steps for the impeach-
ment trial of Judge Swayne were taken
by the Senate Tuesday The conference
report on the Philippine railroad bill was
agreed to. The army appropriation bill
was reported. Resolutions were adopted
calling upon the commissioners of the
District of Columbia for a statement of
the number Of convictions for wife beat
ing in the last five years and calling upon
the interstate commerce commission for
list of the stockholders in railroad cor
porations. Mr. Bacon's resolution MAX
ing inquiry of the President as to the
agreement between the United States
and Santo Domingo was referred to the
committee on foreign relations. Mr.. Nc
Cumber spoke in support Of his amend
ment to the statehood bin providing for
the admission of each Of the four terri
tories as a State In the House bills
were passed authorizing the Kensington
and Eastern Railroad Company to build
bridge across the Calumet river in Cook
county, Illinois, and extending the time
for the completion of bridge across the
Missouri river at Oacoma, S. d.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
4uberfnluie inn shmor,uolS.

I'll. Serb. Slider pon ber SeioeIbers
ger llniDerftGt. pelter Die 3ubsrtus
loleoer6dltriiie Der Gapar3nofob0rfer
9angenidHlil6 uno Gremmelsbd6
gum Cieqcuiiauoe elmer llnteriu6uug
modts. il }u folgsnoem 9efunb se@
tommeH ]. Die 3dbl be, 3ubsrtus
lofeer'rantungsu 1T in ben beioen G0rs
fern lueii t3ber. ais iie pom Der No1ts
Iihen 5tottitit beyehnet lit. 2. Sn
oer lanomirtbihlftliAeu gep0lterun9
IN bic 6GufiQieii Der @rtrantunq uno
bic Sterblihleit an Shminoiudt beis
nobe um bic 6dIfte geringer dIs in ben
iibriGen gerufsdrten. 3. So3iat unb
bngieniIb niebriq Itebeubs ge3irte 3ei-
aen cine erbobie 3ubl ppn Grtrdn'dns
qen unb syb0bte SterbIihteit Z. Die
9u6erfuloie iit teine Grdntbeit rrober
Tamilieni5mms ionbern sir3slner
6ausbalmnQen. 3. Sine erbli6e 8iss
petition 1T fir bic Qerbreitung bsr
9rarfbejt niflt maBqebeno. pobl ober
bic e(nIettionsQei1br. 6. Sin aetpiiier
Sdub ourh oas e03entlima 1T pabIs
Ideinlih.
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Reues Gb-rtrmitglteo.
@aIbington, 8. WldrJ.

Gin Gonlite Der 9ereinigung aliet
beutiter 5tuoenten in 2lmeritd madt'
benz qrdiioenten 3opiepelt inter Ju1s
rune oes Or. 6drl Bed ppn ZEN Yoti
feline 9lufpdrtun1, um ibm ods 8i'
plom zines Gb. enmiteIieoes 81 iibeyrei
6en. Td Der grdiiosnt in ieinen iuns
gen s5dbrsn in Oeutiflano eine 9cAs
iaule bsiutte, 10 fpur sr ihon aus bic
fem @runoe ais GbrenmiigIiso pGnls
FAR. Tas sin3ige sbrermitglieo psy
@ersinigung lit auBer ibm osr 8rcb.
bsr3og pon gaoen. Snoem Der Qrdii-
bent isinsr Grsuoe iibsr bic Gbre Nus.
brud CAB, mics er suslsi6 nit GsHua.
tbuung aui ZEN beborfsbenoen proisl
iorsndustauin bin, popon sr iih oi;
iaSnitsn grfplgs Deripraa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
St. Netershnrn. 8. lR1rs.

Gin General, Der Ioeben Don Der
Jront 3uriidsefebrt 1T, tbeiIie hsute
Der 2lFociirten preTe nit. baB Die
MiBerfolae b,s Sberbe eblsbabers Gje-
neral Surcpattin Ieiner bItepulra.is
iden Gr5iebung S6ulo gu ee5tn iiub
unb in ieinem Munide, alIe 3iiael
in ieiner eigenen Slno 3u baIten. 2ln.
itatt Iicb auf bos llrtb,iI he 2lrinees
befehIsbdfer. feline &eneralbefebls aus
5ufiihren. su Der o1en, npafc er 'ie gu
einiaden 2tbjutanten, Inn Ipe3ta, Or
psrs ifren peri0nliten lInteroe5en3n
mit5utheilen, unb babe beftdnoig cine
aurte nor iid. ipeId. BEN Stano nidt
nur Der Gorps, fonhern Der 8rigdoen
unb Rs9imenter ou3eigte, urO un;crs
ne6m. Die getpegun8 iebe5 3ruppen
torps 3u toutrolliren. Der Genius
Tappleons" fii9te Der @eneral bin3u.
y6Gtte nidt bic 2tufqabe eriiillen to1
nen, bic ii4 &uroplttin iel6it geItellt
Eat"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10

Die G d ff6ur In Rsus
Giionnss. 2lutrolicn, reprdTentirtc IN
ben lebtsn flint 5dbreu einsu Wsrtb
oon S208111.872.23, ober nur $2.s
965, 1862 iperi0er ala mdhrenb her
boraufqeadnq,nsr oleiben 2sitpsrioos.
ipennaleih bic 3dbl Der Shlfs Iib bo-
mols auf 238. .107 CAS- belief, eeqer nur
173. .396,044 in ben lssten flint sabreu-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
RubIanb
.Qoba. Q. Wldra.

2lnqeffts o:r Geid5r aniIsmit; d (
llrru en- ,ir'+e~ '9et1c0en oeir
Go6r.t1uten gosuansii. Isinen suis
4iub gj-Qlls lt waJeH, burtl
.oel.ten cone nr cus ZEN SpiH
nsrsisn aus1eiA'cT,n nurben. 70
nausfi 1T Jirnelii. Gr folQt, rem
Raite lisb ber 9strisb rieosr ouiuea
re~ Unit he Qeutc tebrieu 3ur Qy0ei,
uTut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
GeutfdIuno
Berlin. 9. glldr8.


Iie lrin3ciiiu @uiic BON Saa'lct
ao6urg un0 (9ot6a, @emahlia 0cs
Griu5cn Ibllipp uclde bctanntid IN
6ollg i6rer &e3ic5uugeu 81 6rn
oilcrrcihiiden &cltn1nt Giattnd)id
cutnliiu0iQt ln0 in Der Neroenbcilma
italt 0e9 Sauit0t5rotbs 3r. @ieriou
bei Crcs0cu uter9ebradlt nurOe ut0
0ereu f5ludlt aus 9aD Glitter i'm Der.
iloiicnen CONNER 10 uiel Stoub AMI
mirteltc. niod)t mic0cr uon it'd rtocu
@ie iadiiiidc g}lditcr mcl0cn BAT ie
nidrt nur 8elcn Ir. Eierion onoeru
dudl aegcil Die idfliidlen 2ler}tc. lpel'
d)e iic ieiucr 3cit fir gciitestrduf er
fIarteu, 0ir lcrldrlid)c 5traionei9e
meaeu Sreiacit bcraltbrmg erl@ttet
Ta0 0ie a-tsaHUqlrdoit lrreW
Qtntraoe naHgi6t unb ba5 Gttoiber
iodrca sirttu aate cIa geDarlJef
2fauDalpra3cb 81, eruarlcn ictn.
@er,in 9 A}dr
Ger Qilnilt 6orolo Bauer oob
beute Qt6enu tieg p1s critc elmer .it 6s
ron 9pn5e.te-. Gr bate IoDo6l 6ti
BET 'triHt ais oem Pu6Iilum Griol5.
6pIlauo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
9 n ala n B.

Der 91uia Gonarb Bat rem 5ii z n
sYsrbinauo ron 9ulgrien, pelder AM
6. WlGr5 in 2onoou eintrai ben GroBs
GORDON oes 8at9 Crpeus rerlis9.n.
Ter 3iirit Eqtte lanqe aoHiereH3.n nit
pem Setretar iiir ausmdytige 2lngels
oen6eiten 2cnbsoopHe iopobl imguG
inqtdm galaiie ais Gem auandrtigen
2lmte. Gs lit 1uigsfaIten, oob, ndb
reno Der oIierrsibiide goti6aiier ben
5iiriien 5syoinano beIudis uno ieinen
G,genbeiu6 enping, bic ruiiii6, g,t
idjait ii6eyboupt teiHe Roti3 Ton ieiner
2(niDeienbeii in 2onoon nabm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
Gantiaao. 9. glari.

Cas 3ebnte lltHiiierlnm 0e5 4yrl.
I0enteu bot ioebgu obacoanft Ger
Ridiritt eriol1'c lni Brltno inucrer
G,einlinasueridlie6en6elten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10

geitern gslang, ben tedtsn ruIillcben
6ijgel III eroriiden. lp mari Der 6eIo
maridau Opamo picoer iclne 0aupts,
mdtbt rem LINEN ruNiid)cn 6lii9ei ea..I
ge9e1, uno es ge.oul tem Geaeral Gu.
roti einen Sell 5lpjihen ris 01uptar
NEE oes Generals 9inelpitih uro tos.
Rorps oes Generals 8cnnentampi all
pem GuBerfien Inten 6Iiiod 3u treiben,
9eBterer i6ptbt nit lcinen Iruppen
in eruIter G'eiohy.
Ct. petersburg. 8. g,dyj,
) lt6v As 9l,enos.
9tm ii ten Nahmi. a Stte oer
9enero Itab. nuB lie II 4t nc9
niht en;iAiCoeu iei. uEo oaB oie 0 :
riidhte Ii er e'-a 9lieo,'lue. Gnpats
Tins unma6r ndren. Wlan ipeig'rtt
iu abe- b.a In alt hes &uropaitins
Ifea 3 e sc nj 3uteei en-. 0ie MI
oung. baB rcr General 3.nrentampf
in groBey q az idre3t, piro ann.
lid nid1t fetat.gt. SIM ee1entbe,l,
nan ert'dyt flo nit Der 24g, Der
1inae 8uft'eten.
Yrinuioe { tsn 3ufolge mar Der
Sampf an Der oan}.n 6ront beute
biel lueniosr be 3 as an b,n lebten
9o9en. gtn ein8elnerYln ten b,rrid).e
lcaSy 8ube. Die 6iihIer bsjber 6e r,
mufea rem 81 9o0e erlh5 len 0rups
ten cine fur3e &uGesouie Qonnen unc
neue Mum tjo1 arcrrStte h.rbei th1fs
fen. Tie gg0hte Gorge herr dt fir
zen reh en- 6liiasI. @4ropat Ina Be
rid1t uber cie Gperdtoueu I'M QDeit'u
rethi nu- bi8 NPor'aq Nhgno nab.
reno be Gage i'm Centrum unb ani
BEN lin.en 81 iiesl en- 9ielituo 9lbeno
oefhilher' m N.
Qre1eh p,Iden fiaf Bis CUR Stunos
bon fer ST. nj l. DIT nQe ro fen.
5otio. 9. MlGrs.
Ter britiicbc 0ampicr .@enus", rpr
GdroifF nab @ldoibr ftof, lpurbe am
a. W}dr3 pon beu Sop,rern ub1efon,
qen unb eer sri'iFche Ndmn'er 2tphrnz
bite. peIher Iih auf bemieIben We9e
befonn. an g qPGt....
Gsit 8eqinn oes Syieges be'6l13
nabmte Die iapanllAs Nlorine 80
Sdiffe bor iibsr tauieno 2onnen nit
&rieqstontertaroe an gorb. Die Gea
fdmmttnnueu'ahF bic er Sniffe be-
Iduft fid duF ettpd 100000.
paris. 9. MARS.
Cine 8epeIhe on rem ,9smps" aus
Gananaripo, Der SauptItabt Ma9as
qastors meIbet, oob bas game ruff.
Ite @eI6moocr bie mana9aiiiiden @es
tpdfer perlaFcn babe, nm nl6 Sibatil,
fran56iiih SomuIilduO, 5uriit8useb'
rem.
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g 6iffsna 6siAten.
Stem Wprf 6. gRGr3

Ser 8dmpfer .Scednic" pon Qiper.
bool mar 6ertt Wirrg:n I'm 6 llhr 50
Min. in 9er6inounq nit Der brahtlo-
len Citation in Siausconiet, UlniT
9os Ghiif mar 5ur 3eit 100 Weilen
Dflicb pom Iontldet Gtu9ti6ifi. unc
niro mo6rIaeinli9 morgen friib IN
balb neua u4r ieinen 2lnferplaB er,eia
den.
2lngtomnen:
Qiperpool, s. Mdr3.
,Tominion" pon gortIano.
@Iasgon, s. Nldr3.
.5urreiiia" BON Rem gort, s9omts
ronian" non Bottom.
Q(lerdnoria, 8. mdr3.
.Qlrobi." BON ylep gort iibsr sun
6al, 2tl3e ctt, oGanopic" pon Reaps
nd1 g9iton.
9ober, 8. MGr3.
.@ooeylanb" bon Rer gort mad
9lntperten, s@raf 0aloeriee" Oor
9ep gort mad 0amburg.
goiobama, 8. Mdr3.
.empreb Of Gbina" pon ganoou
per. .,aorea" ron Gan 5rancisco iibei
Sorplulu, .Stinano Ul1ru" Dol
Geattle User @ictorid nub Songtorg
Tobey. s. Uldr7.
.9aneylaro". BON ZEN gort u;tett
meas mad 9lnt~erpen.
Q'toria. Ere. 7. Wldr3.
Ter trjiii6e 1dmpisr rGIegit'
Dor Sapan, bia yost EoDniene.
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% ~
treif=unrubtn
in Nru Oort,

Sic 2Sirren in Colorado. Ser Gbabiuif Nrusef.
Sseme @brem fir Nrdibent 0tUpienelt. SSDm Gpns
greiie. 3ie Yraioenten Sptd)aft in SeSmg amf
Sam Spmingp. Sns 0Saibimgtpn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
6pItano.


Die .G93ette" oeroii:ntli6t Die Rs
iiguation pt Uiiniiieys hes Qlalu3rds
gen garoa Il Gputen Ter 8B@pm
tal Gais. Murircminiiter, miro a.s
Uiniiter oes 2u5mdrii9en ob interim
fungiren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
gSrau e ia 3 p / d,
Glepeldnb. 9. Mldra.

Tus 3:u1enperb6r in rem 9ro3cB
eeqen 6rou Gbaopif ruroe beute iorte
9eIebt. Sine gln3abI 6elodnpeIiuns
oen, bic BON oem 9rdIipenten gedpitb
uno BEN &afiirsr Spear Der gdnt in
Sberlin b,a.albiqt tuaren puroe
boroelegt unb es puroe ge3eigt, buB
bic 9(ngetlagte tein 0epoiit in Der
&ant bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
Ct. Qetersburn. 9. M1Gra.

Iu5 8atum i'm Sautalus ipiro elm
aeues ltaIacre gemeloet. &olateu
lprengten cine auf eiHem freien Plafe
1b9ebaltene 8oltsperlonmlung, trieDen
me6rere 0unoert 6rouen uno gtdnnet
III Die BON Wiauern um9ebenen 9ole
Der 9lller uno bieben nit ibren &nus
ten unO SGbeln unbormter3ig auf Die
0ebtlplen Elm, Sieben Utdnner uno
sine 6rau lpuroen 9et0otet unb piele
perlpunDet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10

Die ,,,1eroiterm"- "-5eitun-
gen Raben cic 6eicbicbte
pom Ga GroIie isiebt nur
mttictretben Ienoern nit
macben Pelfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
mans Aus 10 e g.
g9oi6inQton9. WiGr3

2aut bem feutigen 4usneiIe bes
S6abamtes betrdgt Der berfiigbare
8aar 8eitanb $142423 .642, tpopon
$56, ,956, ,817 in Sob 1T. Od3u tonlmt
bic Golb@Reierpe BON $50, 100000.
4 ~ n r.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10
Ct. Qrters bnro. 8. mira.

Die g}o9,idt aus Berlin, oaB Ger
8rdiiosnt ges UliniIterrutbs g1itt, re-
iignirt babe, pirb bier oiIi5iea be-
mentirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10

Gine llnterIlhund bat ereeben. oai
Die tiir5lif,n 3uheitOrun9en in 9atl
cine BOlge Der gBiiblereien bes ar
menii6en repolutiondren 6omites ma
ren. Cine 9tn3af9 gercdbti9er ii
perboftet rooroeu. borunter elm Wit
olieb bes inlerndtionalen rsbo,utionG
rem Gomite5. ebenlo 5!9ei 5rOuensim
mer. pelbs i'm 9eIib bon Rrotldma
tionen gefunben purben, bic Elm Gom
pIott aegen Die Regieruug entbiilten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-10

cteaniiation OSr @ouoe eIOoraoo Der Saus
IeHicr 4ie ,,Gceea" nHO lire g4crfSeugc.
4uOiGhruna siacS Wloro fompIotts - Iris
butbebcbuWo.
The Glenwood post., 1905-11-04
NAME OF OWNER

Gertrude w. Hilliker. limp on govt
land
B; s. Kinds. .sw or ne or, lots /. s. IL
w. 5. Holmes. .sw or Sc or, hi
sw or
do .....s 40 acres of hf sw Or
The Glenwood post., 1905-11-04
9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1905

and succeeding days. commencing at the hour of 10 o'clock of
said day. much of the following described real estate
the said County which for the 1904
paid shall be the herein below
and interest towit:
The Glenwood post., 1905-11-04
Delinquent
Tax List.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, GARFIELD COUNTY,
STATE OF COLORADO

STATE OF COLORADO
Public notice hereby given that WILL according law offer
public sae the Office of the of County
and State of Colorado on the
The Glenwood post., 1905-11-04

Julia f. Gilbert. t..............3 and
Thos. ]. Gofr. .sw or sw or
do INV Or II" Qr
do ...............se or Sc or
90 ........ .....''.he qr ne "
Bert GFeBOTl iot ~
F. NJ. Green. s. hf NV or, sw or ne
or, NV or sw or, less 20 a
E. H. Grubb. n hf NV or, hi sw
do hf NV or, NV qr. sw qr,
lots 4, S, ~
do lots 2. 3, 6. I. 10. il
Geo. Grenfell lot
A. II. Hall...e hf ne ar, NV or nc or
uo .....SW or INV Vr
A.. A. HALEY. NV or NV or
Mrs. NJ. NJ Happe. e.......... lot 32
VIM. s. Harbln. .e hf sw or. NV or
sw or
L. Fl. Harding lot
]. H. Heatherly :. imp on govt land
N. 8. Henderson. lots II. l2
Jno. F. Hickman. ...... INV or NV or
do .................se .se or Sc or