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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
D0nlt
Til at d8, af Lamhed iLemmer.
ne, ligesom min Fader.
Hj@lpel6s Invalid i tire Aar.
DR.. Miles NerviDe gjorde mine
Nerver st@rke.

II mango Aar led jeg af frygtelig Hovedpine
eg Smerte / Baghovedet, og s~luttelig blew DEF
saa slemt med mig, at jeg fix nerves SvSkkel-
ne. Jeg havde hyppige Svimmelhedsanfald og
var saa svag og udmattet, at jeg kun kunoe
tage meget lidt Naring. De bedste Lager I'D
taite, at jeg kunde like leve; at jeg Wide dd
af Paralysis, ligesom min Fader og Bedstefa-
der gjorde Diet. Jeg forblev en- h~jalpel6s Inva-
lid l tire Aar, da jeg h5rte ON DR.. Miles Re.
storative Eerv1ne og begyndte at BRUCE den:
Den Winter befandt jeg mig bedre end hidtil
mango Aar. og jeg har like lidt at denne
frygtelige Hovedpine, Min Appetit er god, oe
mine Nerver er starke ."-Mrs NJ. NJ. Bucknell,
2929 Oakland Ave-, Minneapolis, MINI.
II mango Aar led jeg at nerv6s Svxkkelse oe
kunde like passe NIT Husholdningsarbeide ellel
have nogetsomhelst at varetage. Min Nave val
meget svag, og Hovedpinen meget stark, oe
Jeg var saa nerv6s, at der var like en- Nat
Aaret, hvor jeg SOY mere end en- Time ad Gan
gen. vi brugte / Hundredevis af Dollars ii
Lage og Medicin. Jeg blew fort til Chicag'
OF behandlet at Specialister, men alt til inge,
Nytte. Endelig h6rte jeg ON DR.. Miles Ner
vine og begyndte at BRUCE Diet, og stor var mir
Glade, da jeg, efterat have brugt syv Flasker
fandt at jeg fuldstandig havde gjenvundet mi
Helbred. Mrs. W. A. Thompson, Duluth
MINI.
ALE Apotekere salger og garanterer den for
Ste Flaske at DR.. Miles Lagemidler. Skriv eff
ter fri Bog ON Nerv5sitet og Hjertesygdomme
Adresse: DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

s. e.. 3. Mrgult
ifripeS: Sglaa for 9eorgeS Geo=
fommen0e begpn0er @pltieione11S
fprifiellige @iloefiiferier I'LL at font
me iga11g, og 8egDnoelien maa alt
iolt iige5 at bore ganlfe lopen0e. Slf
6eoiil6 bleo Ser iooleoes / Sgbet al
ltolte l1ge opfiifet og tiloirfet til
&anoelSDare omfring $500 Spn6er,
mems Ser flor og iforfior eronu in
genlombelt 6angit bar giort pao
0enne Sio. Sen meite CT toget /
Nor0lanos Mmt / 2eoin9ens 9iitrift,
bbor ser for Si6en ct iamlet IL Scot
brug og 4 &ipbere. Sil0en CT al so6
&palitet, me11 al minoite 5terrelie,
ioa &riierne er imaa = fra 6 OPP
ODER til 8 a 10 &roner Maalet. Sg-
ioa / &oms6ols Mmt er 6iifet be-
epnot> bporilno6 Ser intet bereS fra
5ronobjemsfioroen, bpor 5eoiilofi-
ifet 6e ie1ere &ar gierne er blepet
%ltortet. Mlt / alt er ser laltet til
9an6elsbare 1900 Spn0er 6eoitl0
al min6ite Merfer; 6eSl10en er ipm
ie6banlig life imaa &panta forbrngt
/ ferif Silitan6.
ll0e / Moroiigen er Dripgarnsfi-
ifet / go0 Gong og ltobpttet ollereoe
oppe i $500 Gpn6er moo 1000 flor
og 5000 i 1904. 5i0lte ltgeS
5anglt bleb bel 1000 Sgn0er til
tro6s for at @eirforbol6ene fife bar
gunltige. Set la6er t0etbeletaget til,
at Ser er ltor Siloem9ngoe tillteoe /
Nor6iieen iaar. Sppe UNDER Sbct-
la116 og langs 5fotIanos 9itfpit bor
iaale6eS 9il6efilfet giDet ct glimren=
Be &eiultat, i6et ser til Dato ct OPP
fiifet bele 593> 900 Egn0er eller ben=
pes 10000 mere enc ifior. 0gIaa
set tpife og bollan6ife Sil0efiife giper
meget go6t l16bptte iaar.
&oao Sc gbrige 6iiferier angaar,
fon merfes, at 8anffiffet fremoeles
fortipttes me6 tilfre6slttlien0e &e-
inltat og pen 2an6slot for 9eltager-
ne, iamt at Mafrelfiifet me6 Dorg
l16e / Mor6iigen tager fin 8egpnoelie
netop / 6isie Gage. Mogen Sangit-
opgabe foreIigger en6n11 lite. Ser
imo6 er ben fgrite Me66Ielie ON
sil6efungit UNDER Sslan6 netop tno<
Iebet, i6et en- Sfn6e forIe6en Sag er,
mfornmet til Stapanger meb $500
9gnoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

@EN DAARLIG vE%
H~ovedpine. slet Fordojelse, urent Blod og
Hamorrhoider kureres we'd at BRUCE Val.
halla Bitter. soc for en- Pakke med
Brugsanvisning. RUD. KNUDSEN, Apothe-
ker, 5S25 FIFTH AVENUE, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

vt n 9 y % : g
n Il sarbei is CT i 6igie Gage
bleoet ll6fsrt af MoiS Bergnings- og
9pfferielifab peo ben finite apit, ioet
bet er lpffeoes @ompagniet at bringe|
flot ben 1000 Cons itore Camper
r&omSoal", efterat 8erg1iingsarbei-
oct bar opgipet iaapel al ct finit ionr
ct ipenif Selifab.
@aIgene til @tortin-
9 e begpnote Sen 5. Muguit meo
Mhtemning / Gbriftians Mmts fem
Balgfreoie. S 5gn6re @uobranbs-
oalen ieire6e De ra6ifales Mrbeiberes
&unoioat ODER Samlingspartiets me6
481 Stemmers 6lertal; / gotenS iei-
reoe @nmlingspartiet meo 81 Stem-
mers 6lertal ober bi6tilperenbe
5tortingsman6 Gaitberg. Denne er
imtolertio ogiaa opitillet al @rbei-
oerne | Nor6re @u6branbs6alens
&reoS. S &o6elanb % 2auo &reos
tit Observation-Disclosures 1,453 ct.
og Samlingsportiets &an6ioat 1856
Stemmer og en- treble &un6ibat 1872
Stemmer. Ser bIiper 1aaIe6es Ont
balg.
S Sc reiterenoe @re6ie al Gbrilti-
ans Mmt bar 0ptellingen life iluttet
be0 M%e6oeleliens M%fien6elie.
Moroet / 5arpSborg,
Som meooelt liblte l1ge bar en- Spen.
1fer De0 Scam 2in6gren begaae,
Moro poa Ell &amerot / 5arpsborg
6orbrpoeren u16ilap, men Yolitie
iotte Jig / 8ebegelie efter bam, 0!
ban blep forleoen greben / Nerbeoe1
al 8orregaar0> bDor ban baboe giem
Jig / en- Hotetafer. San blep lat mi
: 5arpsborg DiitrittSfengiel. @a1
CT noget ODER "a Mar gamrnel. Sci
/, mpr0eoe 2arion CT 26 Mar. 9fin
, iDge ct %antagelig @run6en til De
n1ellem Be to opltaae6e llbenlfa6
, &e6 @llepeti6en, ba alle lop, lifted
Moroeren. Jig OPP paa Set Soft, bpo
ben MDroe0e laa la1nn1e11 me0 TT
andre Mrbei6ere. San rep al Ell
5Drltiffe og tilfeieoe 2arion ct op
t oelig 5tif / @jertet, met 0e5l1oe1
, flere on6re / slniigt og SAILS. De1
ne6en1,noer boel1oe 1rlt Moroquii
: bgrte Stei os gift us Srappen. Mor
: oeren foer Ser liQe paa benoe og lta
be10e / Mrmer. 9a bel10es Datte
T. tom til, tog Moroeren Glugten.
Mor6eren Mltguit 2inogreu er e.
t 2an6epeisfarer. S 1899 por fan
). Sre6rifsbal6 mtst9nft for 9elagtig
be0 / 8arnemor6. Man fon0t e
8arnelig paa &irfegaar6cn, 0!
Mtstanfen pegte / en- beitemt Set
ming, men man fo1n life Thumbs
Sagen. Sou ct Dofumer1terne oper
ier6t' 5arpsborgS 8olitimeiter.
Den Sfa6e, JON 2on6ebetsitrDger
ne boloer 9omf nnoet Mar Ell ter Mar
. er flor. SID ipil6es, @o6s g0es, 0!
Sc loffer D11gre GSolf me6 Jig no q
TRADE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
: norge. /.

ssssssvssss
: : norge. : 81
&isb m ano S 0 + a II
Bergs 6, 2illebammer, er
bp6 / en- SLIDER al 43 Mar. San par
@eolem al 8pitpret og S%poreban.
tens Gorlton6erifab.
@aarben @aneborg |.
Sfeosmo meb tilbbren6e Sfog, out
firing 1000 Moal, % paaltaaenoe
Milling er af ". &arteruo iolgt til
Aeronom @jois-Sanien for $4,000
8roner, til Obertagelie /. Sept.
6bb. u nj t m a s. g..
Us orpe er afgaaet pe6 9eoea
5eriteos, bbor ban bar boet, iioen Ban
toe Afifeb fra lin gmbeositiuing /
1897. SON bar, peret Mmtmano I
Sorlsbere % 2arpif, Morolono 90
5en6re Bereenbus og por MI "a
Mar.
$ apfiifereberi paa
IEitIanDet. @roslerer Nils
5tane jun. i Greorifsbalo, Ser ct
oarnlt interesieret for &apfiifets Sp-
fomlt % iom fornplie blep inbbolgt
i 5tpret for 9ltlanbif 6iifertielifob.
forbanbler ON Sn6fieb at Gtifetar.
tpier ior @runoleegelie al ct @ap:
1i%lfereoeri.
&rib tbane. Ser er al
luttet &or1traft meo Snge,igr Sor
nen1onn / Sror6biem ONT 8pgning a
sen pripate Sernbanelinie mellen
Srfe0alseren % Sporfmo. 8anet
pil iorgprig %antagelig b1ipe fgrt fren
til 2gffen CRUDE / Meloalen. Tor
banolingerne rne6 @%rnn0eierne ON
Mntaaelle al @runb lfal bore / Sr
Den.
s. irIi niger. Mrbei0er be;
Sronito6 8rug / 2ier N6olf 6osium;
Snltrn, ne0fom forle0en me6 fire bel
ifabte @nttebar11. Set enc 6p6e efte
ct 8or Sinners Gorlgb; men 6e tire le
ber, o9 befin0er Jig bel. &onen ia
tioligere 5 Barn. @enoellen er fal
iiel6er, at SEN ifslge Statiltifel
eienneminitlig fun forefommer bper
5. Mor / bele Mor9e.
SlapS0agen Slabs6agel
min0e6e5 u,l0er @uostie11elten / 5
flelte al &riltianios &irfer Sen 90
Sult. S Srefoloigbe0sfirfen preoi
feoe UNDER pel6ig 1ilitrpmning Hro
fesior Stub fra Mmerifa. Sen bar
me og peltalenoe 8reoifen gioro
%aabenbart ct 1tgrft Sn6trpf. S Sci
fatbolife Strife feire6es Dagen ion
iG6ponlig mes ltor @piti6eligbeo.
30 e6 5Iaato nner ia
mon oberalt paa Splan6ene peret BE
ifjeftiget Ell go6 Sis. Snobeitninge1
bar, ifplge u@jppifS 8la6" al 1. 9lu
quit, / Sc iib1te 8 Gage foregaaet I'M
Ser set beolte &%eirforbolo man fa1
tanfe Jig, ioa man fan liffert regne
at ODER set balpe al Spiaplingen III
er belberget fommet / GUS. Mplinge1
er 1116er Mio0elsaar. Soabel &orn
lom Yotetafrene itaar meget pent.
&ront gitern
for Sronobiems &omune por oprin
0elig al 6ormonoifabet anilaaet 0
in6itillet til ct 8eleb al $1,000 &r1
ner. timber @ebatten / 8pitpret Die
&roningsfomiteen tilitaaet Cart
BLANCHE. &omitee1t fat piit Jig q
bore per0ig Sen 5illio, iom iaale6e
6lep Sen til 9el, ioet Metton6gifta
for &orn1nen 1eppe pil ooerltie
10000 &r.
2i1leitrgm mems 81
er opiagt mes 8 Maane6er
Spli9eliestio pao @run6 al &erre6s
ltpretS 8ellutning. S Sc ID @o
5te6et bar bapt &oliti, bar Sfeosn1
Gn1n1111p finn hnnt cSnntrntpr nf NnI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

2tIletr m mems IS 0
[ er opiagt mes 3 Maane0ers
Spii9eliesti6 paa @run6 al &erre6s,
Itprets 8eilutning. S Sc ID Nar
5te6et bar bapt &oliti, bar Sfe6sn1r
&blnune finn bapt Snotegter al 8oli,
tibeienet, ioet Sernbanen og set neo.
ltelnte Samlag bar n6reoet 2gnntn.
gen, me6ens Mulften bor tilflp61
&erre6sfaSien. Ste6et, iom bar e1
Snobpggerantal paa omfring 1000
oil a1tiaa ONT 3 Maaneoer bore uoer
@oIiti.
Dg6sfaIb. G%ogneprpt ii
geltre Sli6re Matbias @ilbelm @cf
boff er pluoielig af9oaet be6 Dg6en
ibet ban UNDER ct Sognebl1o ram1ne
6es al ct Slagtilfel6e> netop iom har
par fommet in6 | Stuen til en- SDg
6or balbtreoie Mar iiben fit Sogne
preiten ct .@eipimeliesanfal6 pat
Nrefeitolen; men ban fom fig burtie
og ollie troe6e, at ban fulofommer
Gan6e oberpunoet Sblgerne beraf
timber fin frapt 4 Mars @irfiombef
fer Dor Gcfboff blepet meget afbol6t
al ollie / 8pg6en. @ogneprp1tenS
pluoielige 8ortgong bar 6erfor gior1
ct iterft Sn6trpft ooeralt. SON blet
fun 81 Mor gammel. Sognepreii
@cf6off bar pnret gift tire @anse oa
efterlaoer fig flere 8grn. gcbboffS
tioligere gmbe6sitillinger bar beret:
5tiftsfapelIan i Bergen, Sogneprei1
til 8orge ! 2ofote11 % Sogneprn1t |
Sln6 Mi6tbor6Ianb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

01iofaften blep i Bergen
feiret me6 c%lminoelig 6oltefelt paa
Norones. Soften bar punoet uleo=
panlig ltor SilIutning. Soften ino=
parsleoeS n1eo Salut fra 6lpiep, og
6e ulpp 6ieloe" bran6te 8aol. On
Mftenen bolotes Set / Saafonsbal-
len, bDor u0enrigsminilter 2epIano
bol0t Salen for Dager1. Set bar iom
panlig Sperretsiagfgrer Sing, JON
bar orrangeret 6eitligbe0erne. Sc
item / &aafonsballen blep Ell SpitDe=
lisbe0 al 1terf @irfning. 8eggene
0en ltore Sal Dor UNDER 9e6elie al
@faler Olaf &u1ti for @lnle6ningen
0eforeret me6 ROOT &leoe og @ren1
JOINT me6 ct 26pemerfe og en- CANT
mel &rocesiionsfane / Sc gamle nor
ife 6arper, re0t og guilt. Sill Sc.
item bar fremmg0t omfring SOC
Mennelf fer. Sberretsiagfprer 8tnQ
u6bragte ct 2ebe. &ongen, efterfulg1
at &ongeiangen. Salen for Dagger
bol6tes al l10enrigsminiiter 2gplan0.
Ser gap en- fengSlen6e og interes-
iant biltori1f 5fil6ring al Slob Ser
SelligeS ACKNOWLEDGED og al banS
@irfe og 8etp6ning for set norife
Soils u6bifling. Saleren lammen-
fatte0e fin Mening ON BAN Deo al
betegne bam iom bort SANDS tgrite
8olittfer / Mic6elal6eren og lom Sen
fprite &epreientant for Eioens b6ie-
ite fulturelle og friitelige S6eer, -
EN- al Siitoriens Stormano, iom
lite fun6e opofre fin 2ipsgierning.
9erfor fit ban ogiaa Martprglorier'
ODER fig % Solicit fanoniiereoe BAN
iom &elgen for be firfelige Mutorite-
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

1bb. " nj t M a 6. g.
Us orpe er afgaaet beb Deoe1
5eriteos, bpor ban bar boet, iioen Ban
tog Afffeo fra fin gmbeositilling i
1897. &on for peret Mmtmano |
SSorlsberg % 2arbif, Morblano og
5pn6re 8ereenbus og por MI "a
Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

8ribatbanc G. Ser er af=
lluttet &ontraft meb S%ngenigr @orz
nen1ann / Sron6biem ON 8pgning al
sen pripate Sernbanelinie mellem
Srfeoalseren pg Sporfmo. 8anen
piI forgprig a11tagelig blipe fgrt frem
til 2gffer1 CRUDE / Meloalen. 6or.
banolingerne meb @rnn0eierne ON
Mf1taaelle al @runo lfal pere / Or:
oen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
Dark Troops Were lnsoIent.

THE we'll attested evidence is that
the colored troops were treated here
with the same consideration with
which colored soldiers of like bearing
are treated in most garrison towns OF
northern states. That on the other
Land the street conduct Of some of
them was often aggressively and
causeIessly insolent toward white
men and women; that there was no
provocation that drinkers among them
the soldiers, unless it can be called
provOcation that drinkers among them
were provided with separate bars IN
certain saloons, and that on two &C.
casiOns, individual insolence was re-
S9nted by individual citizens both OF
whom happened to have been rep,lb-
lican federal officials. There was no
riot and no street rows as many
newspapers persist in calling the oc
curence. 1t was simply most COW
ardly conspiracy to terrify, wound and
kill unOffending men, women and chill
dren at the hour of midnight when
defense or resistance was impossible,
and was not even attempted. Evil
IDENTIFY not an opposing shot was
fred
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03

sumption demands and prices sustain
the farmer will respond, for the doors
of knowledge and example are open
ing wider to him. No miracle would
be required to double or even
treble the production of cotton per
acre. The corn crop can be increased
by one-half per acre within one-fourth
of century and yet without reaching
the limit, and the same may be said
of wheat and many other crops. One
fourth of the dairy cows Of the coun-
try do not pay for their feed, and
more than one-half of them pay no
profit. The egg production per hen
will be increased by at least dozen
year within a generation, while
some poultrymen foretell double that
increase. If the hens of this year
had each laid a dozen eggs more
than they did, the increased value of
this production would have possibly
aggregated fifty millions of dollars.
The farmer will not fail the nation
if the nation does not fail the farmer.
He needs education to open the
powers of the soil now hidden from
him. The work of the department
has already had results valued at
hundreds of millions of dollars an
nually and yet has barely crossed the
threshold of it's mission of discovery
and education. Cooperating to the
same ends are the experiment sta
lions in every state and territory,
agricultural colleges, farmers insti
tutes, and many excellent agricultural
publications and books.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
TILLMAN TALKS Of
BADGER SENATORS

Fond du Lac, Wis, Nov. 29.-Sen-
ator Tillman in an interview said last
night:
Senator La Toilette is peculiar
man. He is without party in the
senate Every measure he advocates
is built on democratic doctrine.
Knowing the situation the democrats
have a practical agreement to aid SEN
ator La Toilette every time he asks
for a vote on any bill.
The worst thing about Senator
Spooner is his sophistry He is never
exactly fair, but always gets out of
the hole very nicely when cornered.
President Roosevelt is the most
unreliable man in public life in the
country. Roosevelt and Bryan will be
the opposing candidates for the presi-
dency next time"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
A Long Root.

An Irishman, with one Jaw very
much swollen from a tooth that he
wished to have pulled, entered the
office of a Washington dentist.
When the suffering Celt was put
into the chair and saw the cleaning
forceps approaching his face, he
positively refused to open his mouth.
Being a man of resource, the dentist
quietly instructed his assistant to
push a pin into the patients leg, so
that when the Irishman opened his
month to yell the dentist could get at
the refractory molar
When all was over, the dentist
asked:
1T didn't hurt as much as you ex-
pected, did it?''
Not quite" responded the
patient But" he added, as he
ran his hand over the place into
which the assistant had inserted the
pin. 'Iittle did I think them roots
whit that far down."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
TENSIONS FORLORN
HOPE COSTS $3.50

The forlorn hope Of Andrew Jensen
of Edgerton, democratic nomine for
state treasurer, cost him the sum of
$3.50. according to a statement Of cleo
ton expenses filed by him yesterday
in the office of Secretary of State
Houser.
John J. Esch of La Crosse filed a
statement that his campaign expenses
were $3318S. he was elected again
as the republican nominee in the
seventh congressional district.
Charles L. Pearson Of Baraboo, sue
cessful democratic nominee for the
state senate in the 9th district, certi-
fed to expenses of $218.93.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
MONEY FOR COLLEGES.
Appropriations Made From the Rock
efeIer Foundation.

New York, Nov. 29.-The announce
ment was made yesterday that the
general education board which has
charge of the John D. Rockefeller
foundation for higher education,
made several appropriations, among
them:
Lawrence university, Appleton,
Wis, $4,000.
Drury coHege, Springfield, Mo,
$4,000.
Iowa college, Grinnell, Iowa,
100000.
This makes a total of $667, 800 con-
tributed from the income of the
Rockefeller foundation since the gift
was received in October 1905. These
gifts are made conditionally and
when the conditional amounts are
raised the total contributed for the
endowment of colleges will be
$2,670,000
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
FARMER BECOMES
MORE SCIENTIFIC
SAYS REPORT OF SECRETARY
OF AGRICULTURE.
NEW LAWS BRING RESULTS

Meat Inspection Improves Conditions
Crops of Nation Represent Fab
uIous WeaIth-BaIance of Trade
Favorable Because of Sale of
Farm Products.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
Where Were the Officers.

General Nettleton's letter sharply
raised the question of what were the
white officers of the garrison doing on
the night of the raid and closes thus
'In view of the facts as find them
here, the persistent attempt on part
of some to make martyrs of any por-
ton of the discharged men would be
The conspiracy of silence on the part
of all members of the battalion pre-
vents the government from Furnishing
the previous conspiracy of violenc@
and murder and the separation of all
alike from the service which they
have disgraced, becomes inevitable. J
believe no course other than the one
which the president has pursued, was,
or is, open to him, unless all SEM
blance Of decent discipline in our
army is to be ended and unless everv
American community, north and south
alike, is to be given cause to dread
the proximity of a garrison as it
would dread an encampment of armed
and uniformed assailants. I sympatn
ize deeply with the colored people in
their upward struggle in America
but l believe the most damaging serv-
ice that can be rendered them as a
race in their period of test and tran
sition is that of championing or ex-
cusing the criminal element in their
ranks"
Officer Asked to Explain.
Washington, Nov. 29.-The war de-
partment has called on Major Pen
rose Of the 25th regiment at Fort
Reno for an explanation of the state
ment alleged to be made by him in a
newspaper interview to the effect that
the dismissed battalion of that regi-
ment was the best battalion in the
United States army
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
Payne,s list Addition to village of Woodruff.
Village of Woodruff.
Village of Eagle River-Plal of thel N. E. "A o
w Il

Village of Eagle River-PlaH of the1 N. E. "a of
N. W. Is.
Des lAmt. Des. |. Amt.
lot A. block 2. SIS DO lot 6. block a.. IS 7S
lot s. block e.. 50 S2zS6ss ase
Original Plat of Eagle River, being a part of the
N. W. n of N. E. n Sec. SO, 7. 40, R. 10.
Dec. Amt Des. Amt A 1t
lot 3, block 49,. Is --~-
c. L. Perry's first addition to the villageof Eagle
River, Villas County, Wisconsin, being part of
Gov. lot 4, Sec. 20, Town. 90, Range TO-
lot 6, block 1................... 81 81
Herman Fingers First Addition to the Village
Sec. 49, Town 40, Range 10, and part OF r.
E. "a OF N. W. n Sec, 80, Town 90, Range TO-.
lot I'll !, block 2. s. s. lot 5, block g - s. s.
lot 2, block Z. 50 lot q, block = -. q
Dickinson, Cock & Tan blings Addition to the
Village of Eagle River, being part of Gov
lots & 6, Sec. g. Town 40, Range 10.
lots 1 & 2, block $40 "a
McIntyre's Addition to Eagle River being part
of S. W. ID of S. E. n sec. rs, Town 40
Range 10.
All that piece or parcel of land described in =
Vol A of Deeds on page 483, Villas county
records, known as lots and 10, block
and the south 20 fit Of lot H. block b.. 81 II
All that piece or parcel of land described in
Vol 2 of Deeds on page 457 of the Villas
county records, being all except the south
90 feet of lot II, block and entire lot II,
block 5........... ..........-............. Il
County Clerks Plat of Gov, lot Is. Sec %, Town
40, Range 10, and part of N "a of n. Wa Sec.
81, Town DO, Range 10.
outlot y .....-......'.''.''. % 10
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-03
I'M MATTER OF DISCHARGE OF
BLACK TROOPS.
TERRIFIED A SETTLEMENT
Conspired by Silence to Cover Up a
Conspiracy of Murder and Violence
Investigation Made by General
NettIeton-Question Raised as to
Where White Officers Were.

BroWnYille, Texas Nov 30-Be-
cause of the apparent misunderstand-
ing in portions of the country OF the
facts which called forth the order dis
charging three companies of colored
troops recently stationed here, and IN
view of the resultant criticism OF the
presidents course in the matter, a
citizens committee of Brownsville re-
Gently requested General A. B. Nettle-
ton of Chicago, former assistant Sec
rotary of the treasury, now here on
business, to make in his own way d
thorough and disinterested investlga-
ton of the Brownsville tragedy OF Au-
gust 10 and report his conclusions.
General Nettleton has embodied Ms
findings in letter to the secretary
of war. He says in part:
CAS- a citizen of Illinois, as an anti
slavery advocate when that phrase
had a. meaning and as veteran VINO
served in the union army throughout
the civil war, I shall at least not be
suspected of being prejudiced against
1nen of color.
without rehearsing details, WIS"
to assure you that this absolutely I'M
prenldiced investigation made AFTER
the local excitement had subsidized,
confirms in every particular the con-
clusions reached by the two army OF
ficers sent here by the war depart
ment on the strength of which the
president took his action, as well as
the clear and temperate statement
published Immediately after the trag-
edv by Chairman Kelly of the Browns
Vile citizens committee"
After summarizing the facts, hither-
to published as to the killing of one
citizen, the manning of the CHIEF OF
police. firing of volleys into and
through hotels, saloons and many prl-
vate residences, and the terrorizinS
of the entire town, the letter con
tinues: