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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Seras.

Gin mertpiiroiger Sail bei6Gf.
tigte baS @eriht IN SSouIton uno lit
nod nidt gum NbldluB geldn0t; er
lit elm oi6oner SAT-" fiir Die Ibpo-
totenpelt. &or 5pansig Sabren Der.
Ior cine Srau &inNlton lbren Unt-
ten ulb lie bate nid)ts mebr in Der
gSelt, ais einen &anOitri6 on Der
9ntlon Erairie, Ger iiir nert6los
golf. Sie perlfwanO mo lieB ibr
5iGbriges Sodterlein i'm Stid). 0as
&inO lpllroe bon elmer Sante, sSra,t
SllfleS, er5ogen. @enige Sabre
Onrouf erbielt bieie aus Dem meit-
lihen Seras aunOe, oab lire Sdppe-
tier, Srau &inglton, geltorben lei.
4aS &irIo plIhs an ltnb mllrDe ibrer
Sante 10 gegeben, ais pdre es ibr
eigeneS &in0. &lS nun Die terani.
lden Eetroleum GntOedlmeeil ia.
men, erblelt Dor Deniger ulS
einem Sabre = Iener SunbItrif
cinen enormen @ertb. Sri. Sting.
iton bate gar feline Sdppierigfeit,
ibr @igentbumsreGt ais grbin ibrer
Wtltter gelten0 81 mad)enL unO fam
bierNurd 81 groBem Heidtbum. Ga
plpblid tolld)te in SatiOn cine elm
geld)rumplte olte 6rml aif mo per.
liderte, Tie lei Die latge uerniBtc
Srau &ingiton, nno DaS Eetrolemm.
GigentDum gebore iGr! Sic CAB 81,
oaB lie ieiller5eit ibr &ino IGnobe
b~erlallen, mo erflart, lie ielber babe
Die 9tad)ri6t bon ibrem SoOe ausge.
iprengt, nm alien meiteren Saiteu emf.
boben 81 lein, - nun lie aber gebort,
cin mie GROCER Gei6tbrm in Dem
SonbItiid %itefte, babe lie iid) eut.
lflollen, bon Den Sooten nti5uerlte.
benl SnoeB ipoIlten iGnmtlide SIN.
periuanOte, nit gluSnabme zines
SruberS Mamens Soiepb, tie 'nidt
merfennen, ionoern ertl1rten iie
fiir cine 9etriigerin. 60 fam sic
Sadie Dor @cri0t. tSran SudleS be-
idauor, Dap hire Sfmelter cine Der.
itiinlmelte groBe 3ebe geba6t babe,
iniolge IbbMnenS Der Spibe nit Ell.
ner Nrt IN 5nrter &inobeit. gtlm 500
Die an9eblide tSrau &ingitpn Den
Sdlb mo 0cn Strlmpi bon ibrem
re6ten SUB alb: lie bate IN Der Sbat
cine ucrfrilppclte 3ebe, nber eS mar
niNt Die groBr, lnO ole Gqrltiim.
melung riibrte oiien6or pom elmer
Guetld)mg Der. God iie ucrii1er-
te, ibre Sd)mciter babe folideS 3ellg.
nib iibcr Oieie 3ebe abgelegt! 3mei
Gage tobte Der Nnnlpi Oariiber i'm
@eriGtsiool, unO ocs Gnoe bonn
&ieb mcr porl6uiig, boB ole @eidwo.
rencn iif nidt einigen tonnten. Ser
Streit Iicgt niht nur 5pii6cn God.
ter nnb oWtllttcr", ionoern Griterc
Bate Siiidc 0e9 WiQionen . GiQcn.
tbumS perfouit, mo nlc 0ieie Sun.
Ter limo nritperiuideltl Ser TrojcB
ioa bis auf'S Ienbcrlte weiiergeiii0rt
mcrhen. i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Glue 9rimmt8e Sra96oie

miro ieben Gag in Salienoen BON
Seimen aui9eiIbrt, tuenn Der SOD i'll
iebem oerielben Elm WtitalieO ais
Spfer Der Sd)minbiud)t ODER zines
NnfaQes bon Sitngenent5iinOung for.
bert. g4etm Sl1Iten ltno grf1ltungen
aber ridtig bebanbelt merOell, miro
Die SragoOie perbiitet. 3. Is. Sult-
lep bon Saflanoon, SnO., ldreibt:
oWfeine Sruu botte Die Sbpi.oiudt
unO Orei Ier5te batten ibren SAL ais
~boffnungslos be5ei6net. S1lieBlid,
gebruudte lie Or. Sings gteru Dis
coperp fir S6pinOiuft, &uiten ullo
Grfdltlngen, lie ipllrOe fllrirt mo lit
bellte geiuno uuO itarf." IS tootet
Die Seine aller &ranfbeiten. Cine
Goiis brinst 2inOerung. Freis 90
Gents umO $1.0O. 8urantirt BON
z. %. Hltete, 656 Iaiu Strobe, gu.
bltque, Soma. Trpbeflaihen fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sartnddige @mfaae

bon Ngue unb Malaria f0nnen nit
electric SitterS erleid)tert mo furirt
iueroen. 9ieieS lift cine RENE tonild)e
Mfeoi3in unO lit BON belonoerem
NuBen iiir MoIoriatranfe, oa tie
einen beilenOen GiniluB aui Ole
&ranfbeit mlSiibt mo lie poQltGnoia
oll@ Dem &0rper treibt. Sic ut Dem
GDInin lebr por5u5ieben, On Tie feine
DER oemlelben eigclen id,dolidJer
Mirtungen hinterldBt. &. 2. @tlm.
0op pom @enrietta, Seros, idreibt:
.VfeIn &ruOer wor lebr idiper oil
Wdlariaileber mo @elbiudt er-
trnntt, bis er electric 9itter$ qe-
bralldte, meldes lem &e6en rettete. "
81 baben bel Z. y. &uete, SOC Wfain
StrnBe, Dubuque, Soma. EreiS
% Gents. 8nrmtirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
&eutu6n.

- Nll$ Nlblano miro unter Dem
2dtrm oeS 19. 9e5enlber genlel0et
Sin Der MtiinOung beS 8eaper Greet,
lInpeit bon Treitonbllrg, ianten leB.
ten Sreitag 5lpei Srad]ttGbne, oeren
Mannidaft (5ebn an Der 3abD Gllrd,
bas eisfalte @aiier Dateno uub
i6Dimmeno ibr Seben retten mllbten.
Sic Sellte paren balberltarrt 1ls Elm
acknowledgement beranfam nno ibner
Sdnaps Derfaufte, Der 5ipur i6n0.
Der Suiel, aber barmlos mar. I'm.
ter DEN geretteten SradtItiiden be-
fanb iid) Elm &rltg nit Sol5.A lfobol.
Giner BON DEN Seuten iblllg Dor, Oas
3eltg 81 trinfen, neil fem anoeres
ipGrmenbes @etrdnt al erlangen mar.
Gin Nnoerer iDieS auf ba5 gtiqilet
bin, ipeldes r@ift" la,ttete. Ser
Sinoer Des SrugeS ladJte MIR llno
meinte: o@ir mollen Jest @eibnadt
feiern, penn mir Iterben, 10 iterben
mir ali 5uiammen!" Die 2eate tram
ten Damn bon Dem 3eile unb tpuroen
ldnmtlif idiper franf. 3lpei @er5te
ipanoten ale m0glifen @egenmittel
on, aber pergeblid, ole 3ebn muroen
Spfer ibres eigenen Uncertainties.
Sic Namell Ser Sobten limo: Gapt.
@enrD Springs, Sielo uno Gbaoe
SanielS, Gam. Sarmon, Sp. Gpen.
Ger, Curtis IOams, Senrb Salmons,
SOm Salmons, STE 0eroiiett un0 s.
@oble. Gas id)reflid)e @egebniB
bat III Ser gon5eu ~lln9eaeno groBe
Weltiir3ung mo Srmuer berporge,
rufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
MaTa6uiettS.

- Gor etpa 5lpei Sabren erre9tc
I'M ean5el 2anoe Die GerbanGlulg
gegen Die 8iitmiiferin Sane Cop
pan, Die angetlagt llno iiberiiibrt
nrrbe, mGbrenO DER @llsii6uug ibres
SerufeS als 3rantenpile9ertn 81
Weniden pbne jebe @elpiiienreauug
pergiftet 81 babell, n~lgebeitreS Nuf-
leben. Sebt miro iuieoer bon lbr
geiproder, lDetl beriftet miro, oaB
Tie I'M @efdnaniB BON Saunton IN
Dem lie iiir &ebenS5eit ieItgebalten
miro, fllrdtbarere Hein lmo entleBs
li6ere Martern IeiOet, oils Tie bel Der
Sinrid)llng erblll0et buben piirbe,
Die oumals 10 mander fiir ibre
iddnbli6en Sbaten i%orberte. Die
talte uno glei6giiltige Irt, nit Der
lie tudbrenb Der 8eri6tsperbunolung
nit einem itupiben 2Ghelu ulle hire
9rGBli6en MorOtbaten er5Gblie, lit
MN fitr6tbariter &aierei llnO .pabn.
Iinnigem S6reien eelpiheu. Mus
boblen Iugen TART lie liter in Die
Gfen ibrer Belle, ans benen Dor
ibrem @eiite gelpenitii6 0ie SG)atten
Der 8elnprOeten uunteigen. Sic lit
BON Dem @abn befaIlen, DoB ale
gtabrungsmittel, Die man ibr reidt,
oergiftet leien. GinIt reidte lie Den
armen &ranten nit liitigem 2aden
oen permeintliGen Grant ser Benes
Jung, in Den lie 0aS 8iit Des Sobes
getrallielt bntte. gt1n meint lie
III ieoem Sbee ooer @alier Silt 81
rlnOen, nn0 BET Iuem, mas man ibr
reift, lit ibre erite nlgitpolIe sSruee:
rSit es pergiftet?" gle peisert iid
oes6alb baufia Nubrung au ii6 5u
nebmen, urO lit gum Sflett abgema.
CERT, bat IN menigen Wonaten iiber
80 Ynlno, mebr oils Oie Sdlfte hires
gan5en 0eDtdrs, obgenommrell.
gispeilen it0Bt lie martburd).
orlngenOe SGreie bbfiter Ingit unD
bebenOen g~ntieBenS aus. gle Oedt
nit Den mageren SGnoen bas @eii6t,
INN Die @eipeniter nidt 81 iebeu, Die
lie IN 9reillid) 9rinlenoem San5e
nmtrellen in Sooesqualen lid lpill-
cen nno iIud)enO Die &uod)enbGnoe
nad ihr reden. nytum iab i6 lie
gae, Die id) getoOtet", ruft lie. nGie
quite olte MrS. 9ultbom ole Iiebe
Wpra GonnorS, ruro Die iiiBe fleine
Sarrp @orOon. Minnie Gibbs fam
allf mid 5n; lebt, lie hat mir Mtpr.
pbium in Den Arm 9eipribtl 9lQe
Die illrdtburen eimInooreibig, oa
lulO lie; DER cine nit gebrohenem
@lif, nit kindergarten Mienen Der
nnoere, nno iie faiien mid an nit
lbren barter, eiiigen !SGnoen. &iliel
Woroer!" llnh Damn bridt tie 5ll.
lcmmen nod einem ipiitbenOen Haien
mo Dilnmert MIR leile, 0a ole illrd)t.
torcn @elid)ter lie ME perIoiien. Sic
bot bier Dial &duier in 9rarO 0e-
ltcdt; nm periolgt tic nllG Die elIt.
leblide 6itrdt, Dab man lie lebenbig
oerbrenlen noble, un0 1ie iilblt
9lubenoeS &%0aenfcler Our9 iDr
Slut rinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

iollttion 3uiolge iou Die 2cid)e beS
&etcranen in Der Gitn Sull oufac=
bobrt nerben. Nloerman WtcGull
ertl1rte lid nit Der |orlagc Gin.
%peritanbeu birlt e$ ieood, aln Elabe,
paB mon nit Der Slnnobme 10 langc
iparten iolle, bis Der olte Serr mirf-
lid toot lei. Phi WcGau's Sureoert
gelangte elm g~menoement 5ltr Mn'
rubme, in peibem es beiBt, OaB Der
Erdlioent Oes Staotrotbs, iobulb
Gronf Dom 2ebeu Ibidieo nin1mt,
bierpon Noti5 nebmen mo ein 60
mite crnemten ioIl, bas iiir ell oi.
fcltlihes gegrdbniB Gorge trdgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
WcW Dorr.

Sir OaS 9~egrGbniB zines nod
SebenOen trifit Der gtew Dorfer
Staotratb &orfcbrmgen. Albcrs
man &irtb mterbrcitete Dieiem in
Der lebten Sibung cine Heiplution,
lott melder S~eltimmmgen iibcr Die
@egrGbniBieicr iiir Siram Gront Oell
iebtcn i~Iberlebcnoen Sol0nten oes
&riegeS bon 1912 bis 1915 gctrof-
zen meroen loaen. Gront lit iebt
1O4 Sabre alt, oicnte in eincnl frei.
miaigen S%niantcrie He9iment mo
fdmpftc in Der Shladt Don Cadets
Sarbor i'm Sabre 1914, 100 ole @n9.
lGn0er aeidladen mnrhrr. Ger He-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Wuimtrte ibrc S66nteit.

Sorriet Soparo bon 900 I. "a.
StraBe, SEEM Oorf, bate iniolee
elmer Snuttranfbeit ibre Sh6ubeit
ein9cbiibt. Sic idreibt: SD lit
lett Sabren an Salt Gbeum unr
Gc5emu, uno fonnte teine SeilunN
iinoen, bis ib gudlen'S glrnico
Salbe gebroudte. Gin idnelleS
mo lideres Seilmittel iiir Sdnitt.
munoen, granomumOen nnO @e-
ihpiire. YreiS 20 Gents. 3u ba.
ben in z. Us. Tiiete'S gpotbefe, CSC
@ain StraBe. Subumue. Sono
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
0rOBe Wahfra9c.

Iiir fcillen 9lrtifel bcrriht cine
groBere Nat)frage oils iiir ein Sell.
%nlttel, baS oaen moOernen griorbe.
ritraen zines 9lutreiniaers ent.
lprlbt, mie 3. .. Or. Sings Nelu
Sife fills. Gieie iino eeraoe, mos
sic beoilrien, nm Masell- unO See
berleioen 5u furiren. @eriudet Die.
lelben, 3ll buben in Z. N. Guete's
Npptbefe, 656 Main StraBe, 0u.
bllque, Soma. Ereis % Gents.
@arnntirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Wi6igan.

Sn grGBlider @eiie fon6 an
"a. Ge5ember 6rm SbomaS 6. &or.
mes in ibrer @obnurg, No. 253
Tine StraBe IN Detroit, beim Ser
rihtcn oeS 9|briitbaumcS fir ibre
beibcn fleinen ainoer ibren Zoo. @or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Chicago Great Western Railway.
In Effect Jan. 3, 1904.

The 9:05 a. m. Chicago Special"
No. 6, is the best and fastest train to
Chicago. 1t has Tree reclining chair
cars and Buffet Pullman parlor cars.
and arrives in Chicago at 1:40 p. H.,
in time for all eastern connections.
The 11:15 p. N. train for ST. Paul, the
Great Western Limited" is a splen.
did train of new compartment and
standard Pullman sleepers and free
chair cars. Through cars and sleep.
ers in all directions. For information
Of any kind call at city ticket Office.
r. q. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot OF Eighth street. City
Ticket Office, sos Main street. Tele.
phone 1913; new, 975.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

crcianete iid anf Der Gbnuiiee 5tpi.
lten Sen9lpurOen mo Soofiiel. Scr
3llnmerueiiter Seudterburg mns
@iippeli eroltenbeid) wnr Oonit be-
ld)Giti9t, cine Sllbre Spl5 nad) Sauic
81 fubren. Nls er MN ulli Dem 3ienl-
Iid) bod ou%fgeloOencn @agen einen
bequenlen Sib einnebmen moIlte,
itiir5te er berlnlter llnb erlilt 10
sroBe Gerlebungen, Dab er naG fur
ser 3eIt lturb.
- Sic GbeIeilte Sam Sarms st
tersberg mo Srau in Spescrfebn
feierten nab 60jabriger gbe I'M @ei-
iein ibrer ainoer lno &~inoestlnoer
uno oils llrgrobeltern in %forperlid)er
@eiunobeit ous Set Der oiamalltenell
Sof5eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

Wan bari nid)t liigen, ielblt niM
inter Dem Goripanoe, baB etluos
Suites Oarails entItebe;; benn mas ser
@abrbeit 5ulpioer lit, fommt niemala
bon Soft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Slocn6nrg.

@oloene Soh5eit begin9 IN
genOinSboitel bas Sousliug Ser
mann Gittmnr'i6e gbepoor. IS or.
blelt pom Sniicr elm 0nabengei6enf
ppn 80 Marf.
Gin ihrefliher ~hnaliidsio4
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
MANY CONFLICTING VIEWS.
i. Petersburg Cart Decide Where
Thiros 1pi.i Turn Next

St. Petersburg. March 3o.-Thc i'm
preston prevails in solne circles that
the Japanese. having removed the pos
sibiiity OF the main army in Man
churia assuming the initiative. will
now turn their attention TO the next
objective OF the war. N~ladivostok.
which is strengthened by the Associat-
ed Press dispatch from Gunshu pass
announcing the withdrawal of the Jap
anese from the immediate front of the
Russian army for a distance of thirty
five miles south. 1t is realized, of
course. that this MAJ merely be a blind
TO cover thanking operations. but it is
not improbable that the Japanese. hav-
ing cleared southern Manchuria Of
Russian troops and secured a position
from whence expulsion would be a
long and difficult process, may be sat-
isfied to hold the Tie pass line with
out further extension of ~conmunica-
ton.
While the voice of the emperor's
advisers is for peace, the government
is going forward with provision for
war. Preparations are making for
mobilization of five corps. 1t has been
understood that the guards would be
retained at ST. Petersburg. but some
OF the officers of this organization be-
lieve their services have been requisi-
toned.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
EMPEROR is SENTENCED.
Socialists Said to Have
Marked Car for Death.

s. Petersburg, March 2S.-Thc ind l>t.s. ~
problem in ST. Petersburg has again .i-
tered upon a difficult stage, The ow!e}s
of many factories having. in consequence
of continued quitting and returning ~
thcir employees, decided to close down t7ei.
works entirely, locking out 30,0ND men. The
idle workmen are in an ugly frame q
mind. Tho machinery in one of the hi.
mills was wrecked yesterday and lie
spirit of disorder is in the air. Trouble ~
expected and II is believed the wilde sp:T-,
IT'S are now not without bombs and otDer
weapons of defense and reprisal. Guard
officers continue to receive warning hat
they will sign their death warrants If they
order the troops to fire. and a social DER
ocratic propaganda of demonstration and
disturbance is evident. The proprietors Of
the cotton mills and WOODEN mills Which
nave been operating OIL the smallest pos
sible margin of profit are generally pia:3-
ming TO pay off and discharge their ON
ployes. trying willis the aid of the autho;!-
ties to send them back to the villages.
II is openly stated among the worlt,noa
jhat the iiehtiGg wing OF the social rcv,-
lut.onists has passed sentence Of death Oh
th.rty high pcrsonagcs the list being
headed with The name Of GRIND Duke
A.cXieff AMI ending with tina 81 the anl-
peror and bearing also the name OF re
d Wager empress.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
RIOTS I'M THE cR,MEA.
Outbreak of Trouble at Yalta Had Ea,
Effect at Sebas topoi.

Na!ta, cr!crnea. March -. The slllGi-
tion here is becoming worse. and rot
ers have destroyed nearly an the w.f.-
houses and vodka shops. the pu}i.t
station and 4 number OF shops h.4yt
been set on fire. Troops are guarding
Tie postoifice and treasury building
The arrival of reintorcements of sol
,iets is expected ~momentari;y.
Sebastopol, Crimea, March 2.-Nows
of disorders ~ Yalta greatly cNelt.>
the local population. According To ~.
latest tdvires the chief of police "f
Malta has Uecn seriously woundeN.
Marships and three companies of So
diers are being sen there.
ST. Petersburg. March 25.-Since I'VE
proclamation OF n state of siege Wei
has been resumed AT BatoUlm and SHIPS
are again! leading at the auays.
Maxim Gorky's lung trouble is ~
oreasing the anxiety OF mis- frienas.
The doctors declare his transfer from
Riga TO South Russia is absolute Y
essential to has recovery
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
TROOPS NOT NEEDED.
foune Jap Student Who Was ordere
Home Receives Word He Can
Rcmain il, America.

Kansas City. M.u'ch 29.-Minos:.ku
%Yamanoto. the Japanese student from
Park college, who was called home by
war minister of Japan. returned to Park
college yesterday. When Yamamoto
reached Seattle, Wash. q cablegran
was awaiting him from the Japanese
war office stating that he was excused
from military duty. Yamamoto said
Yesterday:
TIM slai TO continue my studies. My
mikado likes American IDEAS. like
America. They treat good. l fight il
my couatry needs ne hut my m
peror say We have enough"
Yalnallloto was in the second Jap
anese reserves. III December he re-
ceiNed word 10 report fer duty moi later
than the middle of April at Toxic He
cared $lG0 to pay his way back to
japan by giving the Japanese sword
dances and describing his home LAND in
a lecture tour through Kansas.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
THE STuPENDOUS
PUBLIC LAND GRAB
Only tho Surtace Has Been
Scratched IN the Invests
gstion OF the Frauds.
HOW PEOPLE ARE RoBBEr
Greatest Scheme Of eaHeeine IN tn.
History of the countfy Is Near
Exposure-Aitcheock Mast
Make Coed o. Leave.

Was3tnsiea. Marcl, y. II secreta
Hitchcock does notYetiee from the ea',-
met within Il very snort tune il will be
largely on account OF the progress of
his department in lhe work OF bringing
10 an end the land grabbing enter
prises which nave beer carried ON to
an urheard OF extent during the past
few years. The government officials
assert that in their opinion the depart
ment up to this time has but scratched
the surface OF this business.
Whatever may be the outcome OF
the Oregon frauds, and The trial OF the
cases brought involving men III high
places, Senator Mitchell and Repre-
sentative Herman, it is the opinion of
the department that the prosecution of
these cases. IL others of like charac-
ter which haSe been brought or will
500 be under way in a half dozen
states and territories of the west. win
unearth the most monstrouS and in
uricate schemes for grabbing the little
remaining public lands of the govern
ment that has been Known in the his
tory OF the public iand system of the
government.
Grabbers 40 te.
The scarcity of timber and mineral
and coal lands in recent years has had
the effect TO make the operators in these
lines more active and astute in their
schemes for securing public lands. The
homestead. timber laws, and all laws
affecting the public land system of the
nation have been worked by syTdicates
to an extent tina 1T is believed to be I'M
paralleled.
Syndicates have been formed for the
purpose of grabbing the valuable pub
lie lands. and the lien lands laws.
worked in connection With the forest
reserve system, have been Il fruitful
field for the operation of the Syndi-
Gates.
Not only in these fields, but also in
the coal lands of the southwest, in the
asphalt lands and oil regions of vari-
Gus sections of the western and south
western sections, the schemes for Sc
curing the public lands ut little or moth
ing have been worked to an extent of
which there is now no estimate. but
from what the officials have already
secured advices it will amount to many
thousands of acres of lands which
should have brought to the government
millions of dollar in
People Robbed.
The liberality Of the United State.
government i'll homestead grants is
recognized by the government and the
people Of the country generally as one
of the best and most potent influences
IN the u~pbuilding OF the western
try. But the utilization of these good
and wholesome laws for grabbing, tim
Der. mineral. coal. oil and other and
of exceptional value. is not only a
gross peryersion of the objects of these
laws. but it has tended To place in the
hands OF individuals at absurdly low
prices vast fields OF valuable deposits.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
INSANITY is HIS PLEA.
trial of Henry Wianane fer VIII
Murder Began in Denver Today
May Hang IF Found Guilty.

Denver. Colo, March 2a.-The trial
of Henry Wianand, charged with
derins his Wife January 27 last. when he
called her from the home of her broth
er and shot her TO death. was called i'll
tho west side court today. Insanity
Will be the plea of tine defense.
AS Wianand will hang if convicted.
great difficulty is being found in seaur-
ing d jury; many of the panel express
ing conscientious %scruples against try
ing a man for Il capital offense. The
first four men examined his morning
acknowledged that they We're opposed
TO the death penalty and We're chal-
lenged. Judge Johnson ruled that they
were not suitable subjects for the jury
box and excused them. They We're
Frank Gallagher, c. f. Best, w. Burns
and Il. Il. Lyon.
The defendant is Represented by form
CT Assistant District Attorney Henry
\. Sales. of Denver. and G. "A. Irwin,
of Sioux City. The prosecution is con
Quoted by Greeley Whitford and ]. II.
Chilis, assistant district attorney.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
DOMINGO IN A HURRY.
May Proceed to Pawn Her Revenues
Without Waiting for the Senate
20 Approve the Plan.

Washington, March 29.-Minister
Dawson las cabled the state depart
ment to the effect hat the Dominican
government has about concluded to in
stall foreign agents in Its custom
house to collect the revenues, As per
cent. OF which are applied to the main
tenance of the government. the remain
ing Is per cent. to be placed on deposit
subject to disbursement among the for
eign creditors i'll future. after the SEN
ate has had the opportunity TO again
consider the treaty
This proposition was the subject Of a
conference at the White House today,
but II Is stated that no conclusion has
get beef reached.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
ALICE is GOING roo.
ri,s e~rssidsat. Daughter VIII Accom-.
psnr the censressiers; Party 70
the Philippines

Washing No' NtaiNn . Nti'Ss'S N''"
Missouri VIII be represented M the p'i
~ That VIII accompany the secretary
OF war apen his trip To the Philippines.
Miss Alf,. r>,os,4Ns,f ii has h..n dehn-
ft,N- -n,,.3 YIN ~ ,ost,b,r ~
The party. The tollowins is the per
sonnel OF the party
Secretary Taft. hAihu ROOF, eN-SeNfe
tary OF wari Scuato Nilsson, ot eWa
Senator Daniel. ot Virginia; senator
Dubois, OF Idaho; Senator Foster, ot
louisiana, senator Long. of Kansas.
Senator N~eNNlands. Of NeNdda
tor Patterson OF Colorado, senator
Scott. of West Virginia Senator Stolte,
Of missouri, senator Narren. Of wv
oa1ins Speaker Cannon, Representa-
tive Burke Cochran. OF New YORK
REPRESENTATIVE Cooper, OF iscenSlni
REPRESENTATIVE C~runpacher OF HUN
ane, Representative Gurus, of Kansas
Representative peArmond. OF Missouri
Representative Foss, OF Illinois. itep-
resentatiNe Gillet. of Massachusetts,
Representative Grosvenor. OF one, KEEP
preventative Eepeuln. OF Iowa, iSepfe-
sentative Hui. OF Connecticut Repre-
sentative Howard, OF Georgia Repre-
sentative Jones. of Virginia; Repre-
sentative Longworth. of Ohio: Repre-
sentative JAYNE. of New York; Repre-
sentative Scott, of kansas; Representa-
i've shefieS' OF hehluckS, fteIlssen.a-
= faaaan. co,oeai rsdtvaras
n".sot' a,, af -, ar - tr,i.s - W
- oi ~ 90 san,atar.. 10 tha
y 49,.
~ he'r own expense.
The following are the mpe OF
families and others who are TO accom-
pany the party at then own expense:
Miss Roosevelt. Miss Boardman ana
Miss Macmillan of Washington, Mrs.
Dubois. Mrs. w. j. Stone, MIS-. DEAR
mond. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs
Hill. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. smith, Mrs.
Jones.
h party viii take passage on the
Pacific Mail steamship Manchurla me