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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09
HAD A CLOSE CALL.

GA dangerous surgical operation,
the removal of malignant ulcer, as
large as my hand from my daughters
hip, was prevented by the application
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, says
A. G. Stickel, Of Miletus, W. Va,
persistent use of the Salve com
pleteIy cured it. Cures cuts, burns
an injuries. 25c at Gamm's corner
drug store.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09
FAMOUS STRIKT BREAKERS.

The most famous strike breakers in
the land are DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. When liver ard bowels go on
strike, they quickly settle the trouble,
and the purifying work goes on. Best
cure for for constipation, headache
and dizziness. 25c at Gsmm's Corner
Drug Store.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09
MRS. PAULINE STIMM.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Pauline
Stimm occurred yesterday morning at
9 o'clock from the home, 708 West
Main street to st. Henry's catholic
church, where the mass for the dead
was said by the pastor, Rev. Philip
Schwietzer and the remains inferred
IN the church cemetary.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at o'clock Thursday afternoon,
November Sth at st. Johns Luther
an church, when Josephine BUTLER
and Frank Rrpnow were made husband
and wife. The Rev. Eggers pronounc-
ing the mystical words which united
these two young people. The br0e
was attended by Miss Esther Radtke as
maid of honor and Miss Emma Bude-
WITT as bridesmaid; Mr.. Grover Chaser
was best man and Mr.. VIM. Rupnow
acted as groomsman. The bride wore
a beautiful gown of embroidered lace
over white silk and carried bouquet
of bride roses; long veil only partly
concealed her bright, happy face. The
maid of honor was gownad in pink silk
null over pink silk and carried pink
roses; the bridesmaid wore white null
and carried deep red roses. The gentle
men wore the conventional black. AS
the bridal party were grouped around
the altar listening attentively to the
solemn words, they made very pretty
wedding party.
A reception followed at the home
of Mrs. II. Ball, $40 Second street.
The guests present besides the bridal
party were Messrs. and Mesdames K.
II. Eggers, II. Rupnow, w. F. Whyte,'
Max Rohr, Geo. T. Green, Mrs. H.
S. Howell of Milwaukee, Mrs. E.
Holmes; Misses Mentink, Chadwick,
Radtke, Cruel and Sieve, Messrs.
Malcolm Whyte, Emil and Otto Rup-
now.
Mrs. j. H. Ball of Milwaukee, and
Miss Fannie Vanderbilt as the partic-
ular friends of the bride gave her a
reception from A to o'clock The
bridal table was pretty with decora-
tions of pink and white and this color
scheme was carried out in all the
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupnow
will make their home at KOshkonong
and carry with them to their new
home the best wishes of large circle
of friends p"
They were the recipients of useful
and beautiful gifts.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
II o'clock yesterday IN this city, 1T
being the marriage of Mr.. Joseph
Simon of West Hope, N. D., and Miss
Emma Koerner of this city, the same
being sulemnized at the home of the
brides mother, 40S Hancock street,
the Rev. Herman Stersz officiating.
The best man was Mr.. Theodore Koer-
ner, brother of the bride, and the
bridesmaid was Miss Edna Simon, a
niece of the groom. At the conclusion
of the ceremony reception was held
at the home and the happy couple were
the recipients of congratulations from
relatives and friends.
The groom, who is brother of
Nicholas Simon, was formerly a resi-
dent of this city, is well thought of
by all who are acquainted with him
and the bride is equally popular with
all of her friends, being lady of
many kindly and winning impulses.
The happy couple will reside in this
city during the appr oaching winter
and may in the spring go to West
Hope to reside permaner tly.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09
Made a Good Run.

Tuesday, Fred Smith of Ixonia won
out for the Office of member of the
assembly for the First district by a
majority of nearly 800. John Thauer,
his republican opponent made good
run, but his political legs were not
long enough in a strong democratic
district.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09

Senator-Hazelwood (dlstricp 1924
Assembly 1st-Smith. .294
" 2nd-Kindlin. 558
Sheriff-Bullwinke el.............6 .637
Register-Nevins ................5 .567
Treasurer-Kutz 806
Clerk of Court-Rohr r... .639
County Clerk-Buss. ss................3 1902
Attorney--L $3.50
The democrats carried Dodge County
as usual electing entire ticket, but by
reduced majorlties, but sufficiently
large to be satisfactory to the candi-
dates.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09
NUP[ [IAL EVENTS
WERE CELEBRATED
TWO MARRIAGES OF INF ORT-
ANCE HERE YESTERDAY.

Mr.. Frank RUDnOW and Miss jose
phine BUTLER Joined in Hymen-
cal Bonds Mr.. Joe Simon Comes
From Dakota to Wed Miss Emma
kOerner.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09

Entire County EeCtedEverythng Goes But the Municipal
Court Evidently WaeroWn Don't Want HCries for Its
Dues But One Helpless Fails to Help Itself-Ren-
hardt Gives Buss Close Rub for the Clerkship.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-09
DAVIDSON CARRIES STATE
BY MAJORITY Of $4,000
NINE CONGRESSMEN SURE TO BE RETURNED TO MA
TIONAL SEAT OF GOVERNMENT -WEISSE is RE-
ELECTED--THIRD DISTRICT IN DOUBT.
HAZEL WOOD ELECTED TO SENATE OVER BEACH

Hughes Carries New York State by Majority OF 10000
j. M. Nelson Elected to Congress Over George w.
Levls---Dane County is Reported as Close.
JEFFERSON COUNTY HAS ROLLED UP ITS USUAL DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
.BELLEvIlLE.
SAL l0ONKEEPERk KILLS
ONE OF ANTAGONISTS
William Tannehill. Who MOrtally
Wounded William Borden and
Shot Fred Haywood. Tele-
phones to Sheriff Of Belleville.

William Borden vas killed and Ersd
Eof.ood w.s seriously wounded By VIII.
.iain Tannehili. PROPRIETOR VI u saloon q
Dutch Hollow. about five miles north
vest Of E.lI.vili.. III midnight Sunday.
The shooting followed a quarrel In which:
Il Is charged. Borden and hopwood tried
20 assault Tai'Hsh!li. who s.ys lie nTed IN
self-lefense.
An inques. was held on Bordeu's body
at the Eux Undertaking establishment. IN
held rannehs:i 1" the Grand Jury.
Ate, ~. shooting Tann:hili te!ephoned
To Sheriff Thompson OF Belle VIE inform
AID Andy sc.a.fsr were detailed and
i-ouxht Ta.Inct!.I 80 Eeii.v!lle. where he
Borden and Eopw"o,,. il is charged. had
been drinking. and II is said that earlier
in the evening they disturbed re!:Ssous
meeting.
gan to quarre! with T.nnehill. They dared
him TO so OUTSIDE. wEe,. they said that
they would do LIN UP. TanEehili refused
10 go out. a:i then. IL is said. ;ha: Borden
started for LIN The saioonkeeser drew
his revolver and told them TO Sc; out OF
tas saloon.
Borden AMI Hop,yooi di no; think that
Tanne.Iii! would shoe: End kcr' Advancing
Nopwocd had his bottle poised 20 throw
!, when Tann.hr: tir.i The bullet struck
the bottle. EC'.!.n :na,ie Il rush for Tan
!!shiil but the SairoHkse;er Has too quick
and fired Two shots at him. both taking
effect:
borden ana Norwo"i left the saloon and
veik.i block before Borden collapsed
Tauref.i!l reloaded hi, revolver. thinking
hat they would return. He ,h.n tele-
phone: :" Su::iH Thompson that he had
Shot the men.
When III. Deputies arrived at Dutch
Hollow they foUni that Borden was dead
l!nlvup!. - = =, !I,y.i. will recover. Boy
'."'I Wa 80 wears oil. single ana a coal
miner. HOlWocd il also ID coal miner
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
WOUND ~ NECK PROVES Fatal.
Charles PkiIiips. -. Accidentally Shos
while l'la, inx With RevOlveP.

Charles Phillips the Syea.-old son OF
Henry Phillip, OF the Rock Road. near
Eeliev!!lc. Giad a, ST Elizabeth Hospital
Yesterday afternoon from the effects e .
wound Ia ;h. back OF the neck. sustained
vf.i. IN. aI! s.se.a! companions were
playing with = revolver near his home on
December "a
The boys were supplied with blank
c;irty. .ges ror a small. revolver but they
wsI. rot satisfied with these. and made a
missile " brass by b. ending and hainri.r-
Ing r,.. .: the discharged shells. This
lh.y placed in IN. I'M Ez.c cf the weapon
Hal! = dozen t,r, were around Charles
,,hsu tA.. weapon was discharged ans. chs
missile. rntere! the back Of his neck. II
struck ~. spinal column and caused pa
Coroner Irwin VII hold az. i:iauest this
Iu1Tn...:
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
EAST ST. LOUIS.
sAL00NKEePERS' EFFORTS
TO PAY LICENSES FUTILE.
CITY Treasurer es Gass -. LeoSs ae-
ssses 10 Accept Nosey - Holiday
-Rssh - Hecsea T0-Oav.

Several sc5re f-ss, :. L>o.as sa.DoaIeep-
80 a;.-ar.i =; :es Fact =: Lou. Cl;y
Han yesterday a-s a-SG. val. sSoY.s 20
pay ih-i. ..-en.- zee o: 80 p. three
faCa.t.s city Treasurer Gr.-.ce sa:t ;ha;
~ vYs.i. .0- sccr.- the rsoa.y Ea,I. iris
r-g-Elr. l. - eSS-c;.: Via. there vii
bs hsS r7s-S &; rs- offices % tie City
Tr-a.arsr a.. iE- Csty Clerk today.
q :. .:d~r.scat ;n~; - q r.tsl: &. ,he
r-x ss.gT1 lie.rss ordnance several .: :ss
~ sa,-1-s ~. have 10 80 cg. q ES..f-
49, i-rz.e- ~. ,rCyiz,aas .. :se o:-
t4ra-ce . saioocks.s>- r.ssI have The z
aztEr-s of ,.zs s1eEity . the Sr0s~fsy cor
- 4vlas n .as ..rcx !. Which he -
ic,o- "a iNcs-s. After &c s<ccS~s .ssse
.ss..atar.s ~. cs-;stoa Ea.sc IL inAo,s~:
- As,sr Coos sr:o-s iss ac.ssss nay b
.s-u.S
Sryeg.i szlccrzs VIII Sos receive the IN.
1or.-.sef.t o. Sarog Cogk A.sS avssAs on.
ssp have GO. S~-E Abs 20 secure uSo -
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
RETURNS WITHOUT A BRlOE.
Missouri Man Unable to Agree
With Cleveland Widow.
.EyEi.C sfETAi.

It'll tsi..~ 81 E@iAlS
c!s.e.A-s. o. Jan. i-Ra~k 90 Missouri
Nit'sC-.c the riss bs came /. $50 miles 70 gee
viii 81 Eiias G,i.iHs, of ChsyryeiaIs. No.
rho has been core -Soscinx with . PROM.
.,.s-f Wrr. g'l1. widow
Il .ss az arranged that ne should conno
- Cleveland TO spend SsW YeaS'o With
rs .an,e. Azs. II entirely sasissactory 70
"a O-snY. 'ns two Wcs1IS start the venS
.ss q raAa aE.s wife
found se: very nice mairon" saId
!sias i2s' sszbt Soe va4 . perfect LADY.
aot hl;eh. and after taking the whole
a-as.s- over se decided that n vae ks-~s
that Ss call fks deal Cd and e"ntiuue oar
asiie barney Through life Ia 0spasaoo
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
ssusvoE1 HOME IS ROBBED.
Robbers Loot HOUSE OF Senator
Ccckrc,I'> Daughter.

ft5-s'i E.I-- :! E-f'isI.
tar-c-. o. J.z. I-Nilie Whistles a..
h.is <s-@ rl--;Ex .r. the New IeL- - ts.s
-..S. GrTSssTs acre :alii-x n. s.oG.t<
I-ss1.ucr @. ? = SAlaGd~. .n1 s,aie
=. .v,-vASs yali.-t at more than g. ne, : i.A
t..-.siV p-r. a skea.i ~ the nose r-s.ie
?. ;:- tszr.s-r. s-c att-:ts;~3 :; 70 TIC
Sea Sc.r SER ss-at.cc-
Nrs GzJsEi.-. :. assxn;&- @. form p.
fz.r.. >yz;.s S-a,ru. C'crz-e!, - ~ -
-sss-, 81 og a.. ,-scss .sci~rs v.r~ w.
tie. .t,,s o.. y ,se ,..,-ces vas al i:1.-
-eE>~ Yinsr tcs. trsseass-s o .-- -
tas zz-ssb--, .: ;.Ia p .@.< Ap..v,--a:.os.
g--7. ~
Nss.ze fr~oEa :he fac: snst circumstance
iadicsf. ia; tao Burglars participated -
u. 80. lie s-o..ce nave 20 c.ev
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
NGRTSI s'Ol RIN 81.

Tau.. c',.r~: - G--eHv'r- tn. senator c.r
tHl r.sar.f - \hf"n,, =. t. - Cal
t-la !. 81. o.i - ;Ae Gr;er ica-s- Weat-er
e.-sr an! cid
Iaia..r ~. Jan. i-Ths ssg.~ reads D 9
- d TALL .: = lot 'issfy AZ: COLI.
- tyr - f..sus-l.i. Dos fs..T 20
alTs. 5i-s. :. I--y - C1ins.r41ii iassr after
tee
H-r'I-.r7u. la ia IN ir--.n. -,sx. e
-h- Tssgr ; ss.r : ir-a "a. Il /! - q
s-sa. lss- sl-G:iay lie ssv.as freely @elit-
r.ss.f. SEl 90 ~!
Grant Iow,-. IL. Jan. ;.-I.s..sisnA 90 iss-
- ari r-t.s-r. tH-.ay. ne s44A. zeal. !.
:-.J alL Ii-n. N.agt"- 'ivIsE.
,r--;.5. III Jar. i-ss.aE. .: ZEE. -s-s
y a. r.Hg - 49, ra#.. TIE .s'--- s-s2-4sr
g-faaa iA.sei euzn a, . 81
wl-.e L.. jar I-'is..A r.Als e: 'es-
= .al 81: / y, a -1Ht n ;se iss; :. .8s.S
F.-s.-s- r,7,scs aE.1 c-oI
ra--s II 30 f-Rvr- = :-s. p .i-r
.y4-Ts-. I-r.=-t..s stacker $50. NJ. M.--i--.. !
!.'-s-g-x Js- --!..e- a. Davis IsaaE Ca
3 e. a.: :a.1as .Eea- sni Sloi-
EsA-syius =: ia I.-E.yer -: .ee:: IA
;Ik t-s.r az sar1s--.
c;reinH.a q. Jan. River 80. ..i1-s
Clss- g.. cold
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
DEPUTY SHERIFFS RAID
SALOONS IN MARlSSA.
AIMED With Search Warrants OoSrers
SOaMsrase Nine SlWs Ma.
rho0rS.

Armed with search warrants. Deputy
Sheriff; HUsk k1".tis. Charles Erke'is
and .A.iy Scil-..f,r. "a: i;.li, VIE. rai:cd
:h- saloons at MaiI<~a. ST. Clair County.
Yesterday morning. and ccni'sca'e! nine
nickel slot machines. There 3ia only five
machines.
Several weeks ago Sheriff Thompson d.
r.c;.I q raid or the slo; machines Of
Nar!ssa, aS iwp of the devices were con-
if.,ltct. The other saloons We're warned
o.. tie raid. and "a, Il machines ws.s hos
found.
In order 20 be sure 20 get the machines
Yesterday the G"putica w.T" armc! Win
search warrants and mai. thorough
searches Il every saloon. Tn: machines
we're loaded in an ILLINOIS, Central hIsS iE-,
ear and taken to i,e!!evii!e to the Sheiin 3
office
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

TIE .ngussf IN the case o! job. Con
.~.y vhp was fosss ees1 s>D-a:h TIE
..s,.s l~eii..G 90 Mr. Kate to'Ias s!'srt-
nS..s IN :fe Brow Row. q oa.-sto:y
:Ynr.s tenement o: East 81 s--s.s. III!
b. he'd she morning 81 'l4s I~xar- CoEs-
~. un1s.;Ak.aS establishment
Osre~l s.sp~c;s ~ess arrested ye~:s:
1ay o,.s SeTe ScbSeSSSn;ly :sieA~s3 By
rh.sf Fes>cy ConIssS Died :rcf. he e.
es--s. o: q sca.1 Woca: ..c,--~l: by .
knife. Wh:ch Sss found esaS he boy
Ma Isra O.:h whom re had t-~r
freely !rr Se~srA 2.A-S. 70 t~i.S u. .
~ TIE yos!os N az ss1't 70 .es'n tie
Neatly OF the man ono % s1pS~s-ss -
hA.. asos ,,!.e. Coz so.S a.s Dorm sn1s
far hss erszss.a.~. ,sA eSorrs % Ire ys-
ice 10 sec-Ts sAy information fra her
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
.Iug!u!Re1I1a!!S u!Re11!!! !o!Tu!! oe!eTu!!! ! ~

NU0 YOg -. .-sess4s- srs..D "a
49, 6 sAsN g sase, 0sU~s ssrO s~ ga
OssAey . $500 A-S>sr. =~&.- G-z.s~s
9, sac E-S~ s.ls AZ s-~als -
<1~A -rSs S-~>a aSlzr . 49,. scs-r, & -
AZ sss 1=sa ~ e --r1s t-S~-.--i
.N- ssx - s-ess-e s-s@& Ess.r-s t,AAy
cssrs - se--s 81 cAsE< gA,Tr> ES~r-
: - .aAs rlArsss - 49, = = -.
sss~- sA-rrs-- ar< u ->r.~ns = =.
q e.! .sas E<<S s s-es So z-rz. >ssr..
a zaoA ss--rk- eaf<xs t>t-s $40 s. -
q Wee-s. . sNs > s-..>-s s2ls~> ss.rs-
q ss.ssrz ss< - :.< ssss -4rssr- veaas 80 -;
s-S SSSasr- -ss~ar4 >-cSS Aa- a->s- sls
es1ss As ,..ss = ssrs a .ss. ss-e s-~.
:. y s.se: ssS - ~. - -:
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
BURSTING SHOTGUN SEWERS
FARMERS LEFT HAND.


George Wild. s. years old. = farmer q
Turkey Hili, near Beiievill.. lost his IeIt
hand yesterday as @ result of the burst
ing of his shotgun. presumably caused BY
an overloaded. shell. His injuries weSe
dres>e. at the Hartnac.i-iiarrison Crug
store. E"!lcviiie. last evening
Wi!! vas hurting rabbits and had loaded
hts own shells. II IS believed that nc
loaded then. 100 heavily for the strength
II The HU:Ibarrcl. lie was shooting IT
rabbit Wien Ia. barrel burst, and tore on
his eft hand ~ IL" wrist.
lie SraSpyd his ar.n and called tor help
E.iS!.hOrss came 10 his assistance. aHG As
soon as they applied - homemade toj!r':i-
uuet they drove aim fo R.li.VI.ie. where
lie .sas attended By Doctor Eayh!li.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

frs-a.h-. n ,he o.-ring game - TIE ~ hAlh-
ti4r N.isisrI fovF-sefG-nf az &sI-ic~ Dsiys acaa-
~-aT tp-tjEtf !ls Can.i.rIs q tourney
.tstt'- ~ ga t-ay~- 20 is>sst tsies. 81 snin,s
~. n ssSt sxf1e.
ia aaa-r-er N4s 81 fpo: form dssseR sks early
tar & the zane ff0fr. TIE eia.sh che sgi.r-
tseEtG srE4.. - -1S Particularly e2sr,iyS
feas irs ar average - .wsrty-s;a Ae.ss IN.
f-4--es-'t - .. = IN h4s r1,h snt d.f -o,
r-s-ir - form u--ii .hs ,.!-ty eighth i,.I.x
Nfen p -TFsf t~.r-r-,.r~ co.a:a AcIAuxA-
x pay AFTER grs.ss4y
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

the MECHANICS AMERICAN NATIONAL DAnk,
WITH So, ,ooo, 900 FULL PAID CAPITAL
AND s2.5oo. 900 SURPLUS, Offers TO
0EP0SlT0Rs EVERY FACILITY WHICH
THEIR BALANCES, eUSINeSS AND
RESPONSIBILITY WARRANT,
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

au.e. number os Signatures 20 shs!: ,>-
fis.ons There s:e s.vsra! cases wh.r"
there A.e IN .eS!d.I: property owners y
.sA blocks - vhi = saloons a-~ !ccat"c,
end Z: Is uE:.-scOD. TIA; she !ssiarce q;
.iceEs.s 30 these saloons W.. be ov;.oEa4
With Mayor Cook
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
RIVER NEWS.
a,,e, R,.I,. Rv..ts,es.

-. rzaE. a. - Hsrs-.- 90 - o-ircs
--<.-sss .r1s-Ea- s-z-x-a. - -. -
.ts=S -s@ = t-s sta.. u. 10 r---- q: =
> = - : y >---
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

4 Rsysslse want Al Utii Sad The house
yoS 0As; 20 fsnt chen eS.ssG keG:aA
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
JERSEYVILLE.
l,nn n,rerewvs Cho.eu,


The >j"ekho.5.rs o. the Jersey state
Rank o: Jsrscyvi!le held their annual
meeting yesterday and elected the :o.!Da.
Ing director. Senator I. $ Chapman.
Judge \ NJ staten. Judge cha rlos
: White. Je;; A. kirby. John FIem-
Ing. ". =. Ianion, - ~ Jersey
V',la. jaime. Moore % FIDELITY. III
G.urE- II. lpusH,rty q OttsIyilie. III.
Rig..tr! Gillian. os DON. III: Il. =. Greene
II kLL.. IL. Moore Z. Ste.Ie % l~lhi.
Ii. Tho .i!s--."rs later held a meeting and
excited Senator T = CHAPMAN president.
JI1g- 4. " S!gtea VIC. president. Charles
White aac.aa VICE president. X W
Greene cashier
Jersey willie Nates.
G"sr.e G.W.iax ueEt - ,ilIar!. Ill. yes.sr-
dsy
William T-vsn; @: r1si:on. IL. .ss . visitor
H-E-y WL.fe z LDw. II. aas ~. Ggess o:
.-!-r--
h HMM, ss-. - y.;f.. II
p feSs Z. I. RI. q I,-t-1:;. A:ch. shs
.s-,r. vii sIg- . -.ru-4 .eciLs! Ills e. ea!ns
n -. fTrs. II = Crl---a-
MAJ at NJ. H0Us Mcintyre. - jask-
- NJ are re s1es's :: 81. SHt Mr. :.
E.s--n<r
Tl.s Moray Nur-sl. viii .ci. -.es..ss
II s.rsF-s-.a With Irs ~ Wii-s
~ ~lzIsy srrH-n' z 'h- FiNs ffssty .eSi . .
l'.grgh "a. sisc-@i ES.'.t, !. Ai-xA.i-. 81
.ir-fU'-~Hr-'. !rr-1- - sctTs-i assistant:
sus--irf.-tN-. l-a-s--- Z. P~EflsN se.--isy
G-,-s- II Van Horne treasurer. Nh A. ",
Ly~- e-ssa.si
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

EequhIl, wa.; Al .!il sn. ;,,ac. :o-
any 90 OK
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
Ste Soften Der rmffi56en Reoos
Iuttoa.

Der petersburger profeHorMigulin
berDffentli6t einen reun Spalten LAM
gen @uffaB, ben er n8or Dem 8ante<
rot" betitelt unb in benz er S9GBun>
gen Der @erlufte 5rinet, bic &ublunb
bis beute bur9 bic &epplutipn erlitten
bat. Sol6e G6GBuneen finb f6on
mad S9lub Der MOstauer Sragoote
bon 4nberen nit mebr pber peniger
ii9erer @runblage aufgeftent; Miguz
lin fddbt ben S9aben bOber als iie.
Wir lafen Die nadten 3ahlen fplsen:
Sireftor S9uben: y Der 8ranb bon
8afu 100 Miaionen &ubel, q 500
Undergraduate Sitter so Min. &c.,
b Der 9afen bon SbeHa so Mil. st..
a aeritDrte inbuitrieIe @nlasen As
Mia. st., 81 60 sepliinberte StGbte,
Tleden unbSDrfer, einf9liebli9 &iep,
Sbefa, Bottom, obne Mostau 60
Mia. st., g. MaterialI9aben BON Seer
unb 5lotte 80 Miq. g., SuIammen an
bireftem G9aben runb $50 MiG. 81.
Snbiretter S9aben: y 8erlufte Der
gifenbabnen bur9 berrineerten 9ii=
terberfebr 40 Mia. g., q @erluite Der
arbeitenben &lafe burh 4usitdnbe
200 Mia. &C., 81 l1eberfiibrung pon
&apitalien in's Nuslanb bur9 Sli6t>
hinge 200 Miu. st., ~ 8erlufte infplse
BON SnIolpenSen unb &rebitperfiir>
5unsen 100 Min. g., 81 9olbabfluB
infolge Der l1eberiiebeluna rufiii6er
6amilien in's @uslanb 100 Min. S.,
g. 3uriidaiebune bon @inlasen uusz
ldnbif9er Sirmen 100 Mia. st., Su>
fammen on inbireftem S9aben 740
MiG. SC.
Siefe S9GBuns bes tnbireften
S4aDens mag i'm Ginaelnen anfe9ts
bar iein, binsesen lit Der birefte S9u=
ben taum gu bod bemefen, es biirften
ii9 bielmebr BEL senauer @bi9dBun9,
bic namentli9 auf benz 2anbe nod
nidt m0sli9 tit, mod beoeutenbere
Summen ereeben. DEN @erluft on
Staats= unb Snbuftriepapieren f6dBt
Misulin auf minSeItens eineMiqiarbe
&ubel, 10 baB nu9 ieiner anii9t Der
Der @plfsnirtbi9aft bis beute Suse-
fiiste S9aben Spei Miniarben iiberz
f3reitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
Gin Nittel sur SefGmpfmms Scr
Srunfiudlt.

Der perfpr5ene aDnig ben GGre-
mari mar Sc: fcinem Golf febr reliebt.
Sssmmerbin CAB es, nie Der n@aulois"
Iebt i6reibt, cine an5dbl BON 9eaten,
Die tpesen elmer Dor ibm einsefihrtsn
Nsuerung nidt gut auf Jpn gu fpre@
den fparen. Ser &0nig, benz Die gu
nabme Ger Sruntiu9t in ieinem &eiG
Soraen mohte, bate fi9 elm re6t eli
qendrti9es Mittel ausseoa6t, tie Su
befGmpfen. Gr peranlabte Die Poli5ei,
Den Oeitillateur, Der einem Srunfen<
bplb oas lebte Glas perabfplste, 81
stpinsen, einenW asen fir beHen 5eim=
funft gu be5ablen, fir alien S9aosn,
SEN Der 8etrunfene anri9tete, aufsus
fpmmen, ibm i'm &ranfbeitsfuu bic
Soften fir Den Mrat at erieben un0
inn auBeroem cine @ntfddoieung 81
aepGbren. Die Mabnabme ergab, ipis
Sas aenannte 8latt neiter mittbeilt,
alGnaenbe &efultate. uns min freilid)
Siefes rMittel" etfpas ber6GHtia err
fGeiner, ba er Den 3runtenen, Der hDdj
INNER ser 6auptf9uloiee bleibt, auf
Soften bes Ml.obolperfdufers BON Ser
antportuns uno 3ififo gu entlaiten
traGtei unb i'm bur9 Die in 4usfid:
g~eftelIte @ntf9abisung foaar serabesu
ser 5runtiu9t in bic Mrme treibeH
fanu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16

Die sur 3eit BON 2onoon
aus berbrsite.e Nadri9t, 6aB Der
neuefte Dampfer Der Dbite Star
2inie, bie Bel 9arlano G @olff in
8elfaft auf Stapel ftebenoe MOriatic
nit einem Hdumgebalt bon $4,000
Sons elm lislres 3etcrbfdiff unb nod
ibrer 6ertisfteIluns bas sr0bte S@ifi
Der Welt iein iperoe, pGbren6 als
sr0Btes oeutides @diff erft an britt
ter Stelle bic rMmerifa" Der 5amburss
Nmerifas2ini in 8etra9t tDmme, be-
oarf Der Beridtisung. Sdon I'm Mai
oieies Sahres lit Ole erfte Reife oes
Dampfersr &aiferin Musufte 8ietoria"
Der amburs<@merifa>2inie CUR 3eii
i'm 8au auf Der Werft beg Gtettiner
Wulean. 81 eriporten, unb bieies Shiff
mibt ebenfuns $4,000 Sons; imfoIee=
6eFen ftebt Die 6eutfde Reeberei niht
on britter, fonoern on erfttr Steae