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gSIeluidtcr rtdltcn shrcd,n an.
Can 6ranciSco. Cal, %. Mai.

SA&A klAAtANA~NNf NtlAsg ~ &AAits
Slae @naeu ser oereiriateu eIet.
triihcn9obnlinieu uoroIih pon Mar.
fet Strabe iuurOen Iebte gtod)t pl0e.
lid nuBer Gieuit ociteut ourd ole
Sbot zines ooer mcbrercr 9oieluidl.
ter. inoem sic &erbin6ung untcrbro.
6en muroe, reip. nui cine anoerC 81.
nie iiberIcitet lpuroe.. Ger ouqcn.
bIidIitc gifeft mar cine lurhtbore
@rpIoiion in Der SPECIFICATION al
Gurf- luo 6inmoreitroBe. Sn0ciieu
faneu Qliidljher 8ciie ollie nit oem
2ebm oapon. Ole @oQen merocn
ober faum pieOer Dor morQcn iohreu
fonnen. bo ole 0robtIeitlmQen crit
iuieOer in SrOnung acbrod)t merocr
nliiicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
9as sicbcncrfOmilt rciianirf.
Can ,frnnclsc0, Sal. %. Wlc

san tyIulltletUf Oul. Il. ptul.
Tos iog. iebenertomite, oem nit
9uitinmung ocS giirgermeiiters
Sdmib BON Den iiinf Sonoelsor0a.
niiationen bier oie geuualtllna Scr
Gta0t iibrrtraaen mar, nm Cronung
in. ole itGotlifen angeleaeuhciten ~
brinaeu reiiauirte geitern 9lbcnO.
glS (Sruno mur0e angegeben. DAB lie
nidt I'M Stan0e gelueien ieicn. oie
bnrmonidF 92ihuirfma pou 9iu.
6olpb Sprcdel5 mo 5rancis 5.
6encD 3u crlangen
Zen qnnjeu gabmittog Bate 0os
aonliie iIbcr oicien Sdritt berathen
mo 0cr @ouperncur Gillette bcmi6te
fh pergcbiif, tie ooocn nbjabalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
Snnnclpcrbiuonua sudden Ser.
len nno gIcu ?DUrf.
Qteip Yort. %. Wia

Ter 9rGiioent Der @u0ion mo
@1onbattau Giienbdbngeielldoit be,
enoigte geitern feline Snlpctton oes
neu ongelegten Iunncls rnO erfIdr.
te, ooh am /. Oftober ser 9etrieb
bon Sobofen nod Scr 6. glpenue uuo
IA. StraBe ouigenonmen neroen
niiroe. Der erite @ogen fir oieien
SunneIperfehr lit bereits angefom.
men. GerieIbe iii poaitdnoig Tcuer.
iider, ieIbIt Die aiiieu iin6 nitt eut.
siin0bor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
8rnbcnfcncr cuSIidl eclOIdlt

0moba. Neb., %. liai
Gle Union @oeiiiC aobIcnqeica.
ihaIt mafte beilte befannt, Dab oos
5euer, tpelheS jeit 6 Dtonoten in
ben Cumberland aobltnerubeu in
Cumberland, @p., qcpiitbet babe,
ieet enoIid geIoiht ici nno oie gr.
beiten in oen Gruben ioiort oIsae.
nommen tper0en ipiir0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
sranSpUrtOampfcr ucrbrnnnt.

@nuipoIis. 9, %. D}ai.
Sclte friib bronute in ser fdbe
bon Sun.ington Ser Gronsportoom.
pier Sin Of Snutirgton" bis aui
oeH WalieclpieIcI nieoer. Die De
mnnmluq rettete nit fuopper Rotb
ibr 2eben. Ter gerIttit miro auf
$4,000 aeihabt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
fyhr bic Santincn.
@oihinnfon. Or. 6. % Mlni

@oi6ington Or. G.. % Nioi
Die gtilit0r. uu0 Woriuc Gercini.
guue uabm eeitern in ibrcr @cr.
iommlung einc RciOlmtion an, IN
rpelhcr iie iid fir sic @icoerctabIi.
runa Der @rmee &nntinen reip Scr
Roierncmuirtbid,oiten crfIdrt mic
oieieIbeu Dor Der 3eit. ga iic ourd)
Den SougreB nbeeibaiit wurOcn, cri.
itIrten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
|Ctcrancu ScrinmmIuna.
Necntllr. Nn- p. Nl}

Gecdtllr, ,Iu, % Nf0l
0ier iino }. 3. ctpo 5000 9ciuhcr
in Aubetraht Der @eriontmlllna oeS
Teportements Der ,Sainois @rano
grmn Of the 3epIbIic" IS mnr0cn
0ie Nerihtc Ser 9eunlten cntacQenqc.
nonlmcn. 0cute g2atmittaa ion0
cine @orooe itott, on Der iid) 1000
@Iaun bethcllInten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
@icIc Gisbernr i'm Cicnn.
yieln llnrf. 23. UNI

gon Dem 0onpier r9litoria" pon
Der 9Indor 2inie. ser gera0e III @Ia3.
goU augctonlnen lit, miro beridltct.
ooB er ehua 25 giSberge pniiirte.
1000 MciIen oItIif bon Sanon 0oof.
Diclclben iporen ollie BON mittlercr
@roBe uno iiber cine groBe 6Idde
ieritrent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
Sine GciicIerplOiiOn t0otet 5luci Scr.
iunrn.
gra1iI. ,Sn0.. %. Mlni.

@ra5il. Sno., %. Mai.
SnfoIge Der @rpIoiion zines aei.
ieIs in Der 9Iuloae sur 0crIteaunQ
oes eIeftriiden 2ihtS in Clan SIN
rpuroen auei Qerionen actootct. Elm
S61Oen BON $4,000 anqcridtct umO
Die 5taot miro 5lpei ,Ntonatc lang
obne 9eleuhflng iein !
Ger 17-idbriae @ci5er 9fnIpb Ir.r
bis pur0e ouf Der Stcac gctSAtct
itlr0 Der 35idbri9e SSobn SluiHaee
5og ii6 10 idppere 9riiblpunoen 81,
oob er nah 5pei Shlroen itarb.
Ger GeiiCl murOen 200 2)oro$ melt
in Elm 5elo 9cidIciloert. Eje llriohe
Der @rpIoiion lit iolpeit nod mfi
befannt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
gerbdnanikpoIlsr 3niammsnitOh.

FIII9VUIU y W. ~ WIUI,
Gur6 ser 3uiommenitob eines
5raAtBuges NIT einem 2lrbeits3ule
nabe Soaioon's GoDe, " 9a, lpuroe
Gin Dlom Jt1mens ,5oiepb 5iider.
Elm Bole. getootct. iicbcn Manner
ibper Derleti uu0 10 ap0ere entfn.
men nit leificn 3erlcbunacn Der
eiienbabnUertc5r mar irfoIge oes
llngliidsioaes mebrere Stunoen I'm.
ierhroden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
SIN @rridlt.
e. 9auI. N}inn.. 22. W2n

ct. Eaul, Dlinn, %. D1ni.
es qebt bier oos @eriidt oub
Sobn =. Stepens sum Qrdiioenten Der
Portbern Qaciiic gahn erndnnt per-
oen miro. Cine 7epeite aus@aioin1-
ton meloet. ooB :. : Sill in Rerion
Serru StDens oeH 4oiten angetra-
Qen bot. Serr Sil meiaert iidl. ons
eeriidlt gu beitdtiaen ooer 81 piocr
leaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
Gin 0rkarl.
Die Sarulincninieln peroeu pon
sincm nerOerbenbringenoru Stnrm
Stnrm beimgcind)t.
200 SOSte.
Die britiidl.inOiihc 9ieaiernng aebt
ifarf scgcn ole eiubcimiidlcn
Aufiuicgler nDr.
200 SOSte
Sine Gu5nbl @crnrtbeilnnscu.
snOneu. %. @tai

Snonep, %. Ntal.
@ie bier beridtet miro, iegtc Elm
Srfml, beaIeitet BON Sohlpalier, on
80. glprII iiber oie &aroIineninieIn
bin. IS iolen ciroo 200 Gerioncn
unl's 2eben gefonumeu uno euormer
Sdaoen an @igentbum 5u per5eih-
nen iein.
Die 9orolinen geboren befanntIih
Dem Teutid)en Heide uno beiteben
aus etipa 500 9oraaeninieIn i'm Still.
LEM S5eon, BON peIhen Yonage Oen
Sit Der Regierung biIoet. Gie 9e.
boIferilng lit groBtentbeils moIani.
iher abitammung. ooh iino aud) ei.
niee @bineien uno 15apauer BORT an.
I6IIid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
gSeitfraufe in SOnOInln.

@aihiu9ton, .. g., %. QIoi.
g9ie olis elmer bier I'M 0larincho.
ipitoI eiugcInilieuen Iepeihe beruor.
gebt. limo 5wei lo0esidlle an Ger
TGt in SonoIulu poraefommcu ua6
Gin ncuer 6oll lit geneloet morocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
8nflanO.
GrOtritircm.
Gt. VItfrsbura. %. N2oi

q. Ntfersbnra. %. Wiol
oSn ciuem ciicneu @rieie an 0eH
9raii0enten C6olo0iu baben - fou
icroatioe 1IitlIicoer oes llnterbuuic5
oie 9luimcrfiamtctt oes uliiiidcn &nI
fc5 aui nojc E'btueraeiicnheit Ner
3a0ifoIcn~ lelt1tt, sic iid) pou 0er
oiii5iellcu 2'ctoHatmahuna inn I'm.
tcrhame iiber 01a aegen ocn Barren
gcpIonte at1Ht-, iernbielten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
@eidmnfindle.

Columbus. o. p. M2ai
lie @ereral 9IFenrbIn ser Qres6r.
ferinrerfirde uobm IN ibrer beuti9cu
Sieung cine ReioIutiou an. uelht
Die gnti .SaIoon 9iqa ols eina
.fitere. beruiiuftige imo Dirtiome
Srgoniiotion Fir Sie SSor5erimg Der
EeIlpgeHa1 bseihnet-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
Gcranbt nab CrmOrOet.
GortIanO. D|ib., 23. Nlai

~ EFNtTFE-7 = F7ET'F ~ = W.
Ser 6O.idbrige %eitnurateur 50.
marc Nianning bier uuroe lebte
g2nd,t, ais er iidl oui Dem Seimpcge
beion0, ourh cinen ShuB in Den
Giiden crmoroct 9ligeniheinlidl
ipurOe Elm Gmibonioll oiIf i'm ner.
iibt, 6a Gin @cutcI nit Silberaelo,
pie er i'm oepobnIif nit iib trug,
pernibt miro Gr hiutcrldbt cine
@ittlue uno mehrcre ainocr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
ltalicn.
Rrinseiiin glicfOrin crfranft

Rom. %. Rai
Die a6uiam 1Iernn0ra un6 oie
Qrin7ciiin gscior'a Taien bcla, oon
Renpel bier cir mo pcr0en iib pou
bier ilber Qar nah 2on0on beae.
BEN. lie Fr eiim piinid)t ange5.
lid peritiro e8ie lu foniuliirer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
9entidlanS.
Ter Gin5n9 Oes neuen Rcgcnten be.
OuritCbeno.
@ronnidNpela. e. Wloi

9rounidaueig, %. Nini,
Der Ser3og Sobnnn 2lIbreht 81
Nedlcnbura Sdaperin miro nm 4.
SUM bier eirBie6en mn am gleiten
Gage ole Reqentidoft 0es 0erjog.
tfrtms iibernehnen. lies lit be.
ihIoiiene Sahe ob9uohI Scr braun.
idIpcigiihe 2an0tag crit ouf ser 27.
Wfoi einberlticn tpuroe, nm oie @obI
eines neuen Re1enten on SteIle Oes
beritor6ener Rrin3en Ilbred)t porju.
nebmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
&umdnien.
@t6ctr fir gieaen.
pufnrrit. 23 U2ri

tutnrqlt q. Dlni
Sn @nbetrt Der lang anbaiten.
Den 1iirre iino 10 q1njen San0g Be.
Observation-Disclosures fiir Regen ange.
orone. mor6eH Gie Grntelasiih.
ten Iin6 entntlta.1eno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
6rnufrcidl.
Gum sdnt scr g,,cin3hdltcr.

@oris, %. Nl1i
GoS 9obinett ciniQtc iid beutc ouf
Sen Cert elmer Vorloge. meldle NOR.
gen in ser IeWtirtenfamner einap-
brod)t t1cr6en ioa 1ieic iicht ocil
Shut ser @ein}iidlter in allen 2aa
oestbeiien por Qclen gcfalld)te@cnr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
Sine Scridjtignng.
Berlin. %. 90fai

oPItlll, ZZ. utdI
Ger y2ofaIon3oiqcr~ berihtilt
beitte cine WeIoung 0es @nriier Ma.
tim, melheS 9latt qerneIoct bate,
aoiier @ilbeIm babe oie 5luei lnpa.
niifen arie9si6iifc, Oie neulih Ell
Der TIottenidnu IN Sampton Hon0s
tbeilnobmen. ein9elooen, einen oeut.
idlen &nien gu beiuhen. 0o5 9loti
ertldrt, 0nB es 5bntiahe lit ooi) }u.
erIt beid,loiien mur0e. Die Shiiie Ell,
nen engIiifen uno Damn einen 'rou-
8oiiiden &nien anIotien 81 Iaiieu.
uno crit OILS oics idon beihloiicGc
Sohe mar. babe sic iopaniide Regic.
ring ser oeutiheu Reaierlium noh2.
aeIeGt oaB aud oos 9tnlauien eine5
oeutiheu 6afcnS erluiinid)t mare Ger
aoiier erfldrte iid bcreit, oie Shiiic
gum geiude aiels ipdbren0 Ser aie.
Ter @ohe ein3uIaoen un6 sic iaponi.
if,e Reaiering oriidte ooraui lire
grobe 9cirieOiglma iiber 6ic Giula.
hind dus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24

Die ,,Iereitern"-5ettun-
gen haben Ole 6eIcticbte
BON "a Greiie nicbt nur
mtticPreiben Ienoern nit
macben helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
GnsIOnO.
9ie @bite Stnr.einic mia mt
siehcn
2inernooI. p. 9l}ni.

<U %INtAN ~Auh INIT lutu AHf-
sichcn
2iperpooI, %. @1oi.
Die beabiiftigte $erIeguug Der
@bite Stor.9inie nod Scutbomptolt
bat ibren @rnno III elmer 3rpiitigfrit
Der @eie1ifaft nit 6en Motroien ur6
Sei5ern. Die cine monatIihc ,3llaae
non $3.50 oerldngcn aIs Gutid]1Si-
gung fir Die Giienbobniobrt pou
Soutbompton uah bier. Die Seieu.
ihoft perlpeiQerte sic 9obnerboHuuQ.
fono aber idnea Grios fir Die Stlei.
fer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-24
Solucr 5nrhd.

Berlin. %. glni.
Ter amerifariide gotid)alier
@borlemngue Ioipcr uuo Jrouloutr
traien beute, bon I3em gorf fori.
men6, in Berlin elm.
ssssiabaabeIoesef@e Der 81. .. etoais,ia. >
Berlin, %. Tai.
ginen ieuiationeaen ,gldtueriud
bat Der iitn8It nebrerUabnte, BON
Der 3iiri4er goli5ei oingicit aemad,.
te internationale &o6itaplpr uno
5eiratbsittUiroler. ser iid Oen g1a.
men Gbarlcs gnrnitaa 3uaeleat bat,
nber in @irflihteit ser aus D1onn.
beim gebitrtl8e f1rl ,puber III, 70.
eben uuternommen. uno beinabe
mare ibm 0n5 iein ausaeionnene
@lanhen 9e1.iift 0uber bate (iuie
bereits gemel0rt) elmer Dame in
Eunten 0eren getanntihait er in
elmer BcHiiou 9entadlt un6 nit Der
CT iih OerIobi batte, 10000 U2art ab.
qenomneu Damn mar er oerouitet.
Gr e3dbIta Ser Roli3ei, er babe 0en
5eitobIeren Sf,ab am llier 0es 3l.
rider gees Ugritedt. Dtnn ifenfte
ieinen an9abcu glouben. Gs uur6e
ein Boot rclu'-ir'. IN neihcs mehrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28
X. N. G. FOR GIRARD.
A Company VIII at Once Be Organ.
lied by Order Of Col. Metcalf,

Girard. Kan, Dec. &c r. Shiffer.
formerly an officer Of the Kansas Ma
tfonal Guard and captain of the State
Normal Military company, has been or
dered by Colonel Wilder s. Metcalf to
proceed at once to have a company of
guards mustered into the service of
the state. This. organization was COM
menced about a year and a half ago
and will be perfected in a few days.
The company will consist of several
experienced Spanish American veterans
and members of the Knights of Pythias
which has one of the best drilled uni
formed companies in the United States.
Captain Shfffer and Lieutenant Oscar
Wooley are members of the K. p order
and will be the highest ranking officers
of the company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28

The present position of assistant
freight auditor will be abolished next
Wednesday. January l. The work of
the freight auditing department is to
be rearranged and systematized so
that this position will not be needed. 1t
Is in no way a retrenchment move
Mr.. Moneys railway service dates
back to May 20, 1880. Since that date
he has been with the Santa Fe almost
continuously. He was however, with
the Wells-Fargo Express company in
the capacity of route agent with head
quarters at Kansas City, from July 1,
1882 to April %. 1883. From 1883
he has been with the accounting de-
partment and is today one of the most
experienced officials in this depart
ment. He has held his present posi-
ton for several years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28
Women Who Wear Well.

It is astonishing how great change
few years of married life often make in
the appearance and disposition of many
women. The freshness, the charm, the
brilliance vanish like the bloom from a
peach. which is rudely handled. The
mstron is only q dim shadow, q faint echo
of the charming maiden. There are two
reasons for this change. ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often come with mar
rage and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain is robbing the cheek
of it's freshness and the form of it's
fairness.
As surely as the general health suffers
when there Is arrangement of the health
OF the delicate womSn,x organs. so surely
wheG these organs .are>established in
healAb the fSce and<oEm>at o9ce witness
TO the TACT in ress3%ed comeffnssN Nearly
q million women have found health and
happiness in the use Of Dr. Pierce.s Ea-
vQrIte Prostitution. 1t makes weak wom-
en- strong and sick women well. Ingredi
ents on label-contains no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs. Made
WnOlly OF tHOSo HAblfc, AmciiCdi, HooiC-
inal roots most highly recommended by
leading medical authorities OF all the sew
eral schools of practice for the cure of
woman's peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers. or for those broken
down in health by too frequent bearing of
children, also for the expectant mothers,
to prepare the system for the coming of
baby and making its advent easy and
almost painless, there is no medicine quite
SO good as rFavorite Prescription" It
can do no harm in any condition of the
system. It is a most potent invigorating
tonic and strengthening nervine nicely
adapted to woman's delicate system by a
physician of large experience in the treat
ment of woman's peculiar ailments.
Dr. Pierce may be consulted by letter
free of charge. Address DIR. r. V. Pierce,
1nvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28
MESSAGE WAS SHORT.
The Mfkado Spoke Three Minutes 40
Opening OF Parliament.

Toxic, Dec. 28.-The twenty-fourth
diet was formally opened today by the
emperor, who delivered the speech from
the throne in the house of peers.
In the speech from the throne the
emperor laid stress on the increasingly
cordial relations with foreign powers
and the important bearing on peace In
the far east of the entente cordiale con-
cluded with Russia and France by
Japan.
He dwelt on the Importance of the
most careful elaboration Of fiscal
measures and said he expected the con-
currence of the diet in the budget
which would be presented by the gov
eminent. The opening scene in the
upper house was a brilliant one. The
BIT members composing the house were
members of the different diplomatic
corps were dressed in full uniforms.
2 Three minutes were consumed in the
delivery Of the speech from the throne.
The emperor was driven to and from
the diet in a closed carriage under the
escort Of a company of lancers.
The replies of the two houses to the
speech from the throne will be short
and formal and win be presented to his
majesty at the palace later in the day,
after which the president of both
houses will report back to their respec-
tive houses the emperor's appreciation
and both houses will adjourn for three
weeks, at which time the business of
the session will commence. The over
whelming majority of the government
in the diet, makes 1t improbable that
there will be any extended debates, al
though there may be some on the I'm
ance and immigration questions.
It Is generally understood, however,
that all the leaders are practically
agreed on the governments policy look
ing toward the restriction Of emigra-
ton.
It is probable that q motion OF lack
of confidence in the cabinet will be in
troduced because of the proposed in
crease in taxation, which is unpopular
with the masses.
The motion may possibly pass in IA
sion of the diet. The general election
will occur in the spring, at which time
a new diet will be chosen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28
START EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
New Feature on Burlington to In
crease Grade of Labor.

New Feature on Burlington to In
crease Grade of Labor.
Bloomington, ILL.,. Dec. 2s.-A gem
eral order has been issued by the Bur-
lington establishing department to
be known as the bureau OF employ
ment of this new department will. it
is felt. greatly increase the general
efficiency of the service. and aid the
company in wedding out undesirables.
All applications for employment
with the company in the future must
under the general supervision of Vice
President Willard. A record of the
time spent and the nature of the en-
ployment will be kept, as well as the
character Of the service rendered the
company.
The MANAGEMENT states that the
step is taken for a two-fold reason.
First, to keep the records complete
of the character and length of service
of persons now employed or hereafter
to be employed by the company, and.
secondly, to assist the officers charged
with the duty of employing to secure
first class timber.
All applicants for employment. ac-
cording to the new conditions stated.
must pass satisfactory examination as
to physical, technical, and personal
qualifications. record Of all fur
vice, debit marks and the reason
therefor, and of all transfers, will be
kept by the department.
1t is expressly stated in the an
nouncements that these conditions
apply only to skilled labor. An order
head of the relief department. as SUI
per1ntendent of the new bureau, with
DR.. J. A. Denny as chief assistant and
examiner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28

mating two small plants not heard
from), give the total number of rail-
road cars built during 1907 as 284,645
an increase of 10 per cent over the
record-breaking output of last year.
This includes subway and elevated
cars, but does note include electric
street and interurban cars. No esti-
of cars, both freight and passenger,
built by the railroads in their own
shops. OF the total number of cars
built by manufacturers, 2S4,1SS were
for freight service and 5,457 for pas
senger service; 2S0,216 were for do.
nestle use and 9,429 for export. The
number of passenger cars built during
the year shows an increase of more
than 10 per cent over last years out
put. About 70 per cent of the freight
cars built were of steel or steel under
frame construction
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28
BRINGS IN A BIG WE'LL.
Portland Cement Co. Makes a Lucky
Strike at Chanute.

Portland Cement Co. Makes a Lucky
Strike at Chanute.
Chanute, Kan, Dec. 28.-The Ash
Grove Lime and Portland Cement
company has brought in a thirty mil
lion gas we'll The well is monster,
measuring precisely 3O.64S,2SO cubic
feet capacity daily The west trend
has produced none, the drillers say,
whose production increased SO rapidly
as the gas sand was penetrated as this
well. The hole is drilled to a depth
of S3S feet, 20 feet of which is in pay
sand. For very foot drilled through
the producing strata, the flow of gas
increased one pound in pressure, a
remarka BILE record.
The cement plant has a total daily
gas production of over lis million feet
and when the two wells on the same
tract as the 80 million we'll are drill
ed deeper in the sand, will have $50
million on top of the ground.
The big gasser brought in yester-
day is being capped, and it's produc-
ton turned into the mains of the Gas
Belt Fuel company, which in turn
supplies the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28
j. e. Wade, Ex-Treasurer of
Cloud County, Sees Freedom.
In the Kansas State Prison for
Embezzlement.
MADEOFF WITH $4,000
Escaped But His Conscience
Drove Him Back.
Old Friends and Neighbors Are
Working for Him.

Leavenworth, Dec. 2S.-Judge Stur-
gis or Cloud county, was at the state
prison yesterday taking dispositions in
the case of James E. Wade, who was
sent up from that county for en-
bezzlement and who will soon be
eligible to parole.
Wade gained considerable fame
when he came to the prison from the
1act that he visited the institution the
week before his sentence there began
and inspected all of the departments
very carefully.
He was taken by the officials to be
merely an interested visitor. but when
IeaVing he turned to Deputy Warden
Dobson and remarked, well, I'll be
back with you next week.
The deputy, somewhat puzzled
answered, Il don't believe you'll find
a place. Our guard list is all full Just
now"
"Oh, I am not coming that way,,
the little man replied, trying to smile
You see I am coming in as one of
those, and he pointed to man in
prisoners uniform.
He came all right and will have
been in year in January. His friends
are hoping to procure a pardon for
him as the sympathy of the Cloud
county citizens has weighed heavily in
his case ever since his crime became
known, and this in spite of the fact
that as county treasurer he en-
beZzled $4,000.
he was deeply in debt. He had a large
family and there had been much sick
ness In it. He was counted as one of
the best and most respected citizens
in that part of the state and public
confidence was his, but shortly after
taking his office his creditors began to
push. him. Like many another man
holding money in trust he began to
borrow it. First a little and then
more as the demands for it came
al
rived he was forced to use more of the
cash to make his position secure.
In his commitment papers Wade
told his own story. How each day he
became deeper involved and how he
worked and planned and couldn't
make the money up.
Then at last resort he invested in
cattle. ALI through the summer he
watched them thrive and upon their
sale built his hopes of Reinforcement
But when the time for their disposal
came, prices went down. He was
forced to sell because he could not af-
ford to keep the stock and he did not
realize even what he had paid for
them.
After this last stroke of bad luck
he gave up the struggle and went
away, but as he told in his story he
could find no peace or rest anywhere.
back and gave himself up.
Then his old friends and neighbors
again showed the strength of their
feeling for him and he was released
upon bond and even after his sentence
was pronounced he was allowed to
come and go as he wished.
1t was while this was pending that
he visited the Lansing prison which
was to be his home from one to five
years, as his commitment read. From
present indications it would appear
that he will serve the shorter sentence
and will be permitted to go back to
Cloud county where the people are
still his friends.