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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12
THE VOLUNTEER HREMEK.


PRE- Ere Gre ding -sloax. dsuz-.ienx {
Tbsu eonses fIe cizBx -eiAnx ~ fae
Gre engine gong
A. With RUSS and a rear
Through the w1de open deer.
Tbey are 81 - fhe seene-
wffh thels 6ghfing maebfne.
20 watehfal they are. ~ ths .1lme aAe
flarmfs stFueA.
They are N - the Or nifh CSC aoss-
reel and Truck
- they pay ogf fhe hoee
You ear bear ihe sharp a.ows.
A. the a3meu make Nay
FOR tie engine - play
How ths Gre demon roars - - leers
On bic prey,
And the 6Fsmen Struggle e. eaeee
BE beadway-
And BE- snaris - thDDx8 srlt
FROM the Dotsomieaa pif,
And the Natery s1ream
r. soon tgTse1 into steam
The brave foreman tfamreg sends
ont I0B1 ard elsar
a gBiek note ~ Nafuanx ailaf s Aessai
far ard near.
'sIsaek baek enc anl al.
Ifyfu th1A tnAL%fAHE H4sAf
Or youfIi ~ bprie.l deep
~ = sno8liefinN heaD-
Thus facing M 14azef ~ ilie aal CO
limb.
They beat 1oWn fsle 1emaa altt
vlHDf aD1 gfm.
1lIen less give three e.aeers
FoF or hftfe soi1nfesrss
80 tlgs Dstsie fissy sage
fgalBsf figs fre Demon RACE.
10 visiting eoBs4.les. e. afaa eur
heart waFma.
We give he4sfV neleoae. Nfsa Nle
ofen arms
And Ne wfsh fBefn xess4 Fees
bslfb fhslf engines a14 fraeA~
Will egr eDless es f9tee
81 tlfsif Inner an4 rs1lse-
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12
YEOMlN ENUMERATED


q. ". waters = Feasn4m s1A4agnasA
ou flse ffanfeF1- hasl a aearsng aefar-
Justice JoAn ~ flaasF fals asarzls.-
On tfe ebarxs - fhe lareeuE ~ -
from Noses Bolm5eS- q salsssnseerer-
5as va 1esfsistesl. ssalnEas e-1zGre.l
that 81 gave fhe saiteE rsae zuel
more titan 90 slsoulG base a.ut ant l.str
TIRE sailor &epe &c.
5s0in5e<'s testimony was fazt Waters
handel Bim a ball wnien - assas
% b. q 80 BIS aasI aassd for 3 glass
- beer. BE eauzd ueg change sa~
bill, Rms Eet fhe ban aaee slle lrl1As.
telling bin - pay seH1s oaaer SINE
and ~ she same elme hausifux 4E8 -
- gold eertIfeats- Sc a1tar91rsls
fOBnsl. he saiI- that . swa-slalllr Dali
hal heeu given hfn1 Fr~ N1sers-
Waters stated faag go MAS mnE sura
- m. denOmina1lon - fAe hill .xlieli
be gave. having been drinking -
s0nue extent. bur thar 81 haI nD idea
u d~fFaadIn@ fs0lmieis- The Iusslee
considered tie ease ens ~ reasonable
don't and dIsebargsst tae prisoner
Waters offered 20 pay TIE saioanlsessFsr
Eve cents Tor the drins- hm4 &C. was
refused with inIi znlsziau-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

The Navy Department has gzHn-esi
permission Tor fhe Naval -Aea1.lensy
rife team - attend r1e %a1lan1i
matches which wfl take piase 81
Camp Perry. Ohio. IN she iafEer para
81 August
This = ffle FIRST time taa1 aeaM
from the naval ltea.lemE uila haEe
shot fn outside mafehes. The fe1al
has been coaehesE this year hv Aaem-
tenant Harris fsufngs AMI - tas
best IN the history ~ 1i1e iustl gilfloz-
10 has won al 81 lss matches wfe8
the teams - the 3laryIan and Jlssriel
o. Columbia National fsaar-ls. amt
the Seventy first E1ezfmenE- Yes Esr<
National ffuzrsI-
Lieuteua1t tanning vii ean1ansas G.
coach the uilishipmen until they leave
for Camp Perry.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

The following business was transact
ed AZ the weekly session - the judges
- the Orphans Cogrr- held yesterday
FIRST and final report and aecount
81 james H. Nnnroe, alrninlstratar T.
b. n. IN the matter - the estate 81
Clara ". Hawkins. was fled AMI pass
ed ~ the CO8rt-
Remuneration ~ Susan H. EaI1ler-
stOn and francis - BaElersou. u
the estate - John - BaIdersou. De-
ceased. in favor 81 - E. cole. 81
Baltimore city. xas fled anI granted
First and final account - Iehn r.
~priggs, Jr.. executor - JoAa T.
Sprigzs- deceased w4s flled and pass
"a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12
The Big Circus.

The Van AmbuTg show has always
been sire best and biggest, always ~
the van. always prolific ~ leading
AMI sensational features. and always
fully equipped with lie finest stable
- hofsfs and the most skillfni and
finished bareback riders. gymuasfs and
acrubafs in the profession. The show
has a large. uell ordered and well-se-
Ieafed menageTie. containing living.
vigorous specimens - All that -
strange. rare and euri0us within The
range - natural bis0ry, and this
Royal Roman Hippo me - reals
&c reproduction - ~ The days ~
tha Imperial taef TIE Van Am
burg shows will af ear IN this city
81 Friday. June 81.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

SIR. and Mr. ". ). Carrot Middle
town. Pa. are visiting their sister
Mr.. Smith. Conduit street.
Sir. and sTrs. George ". Fowler,
81 Baltimore. sd. are visiting rela-
tives on Conduit street
Miss Daisy Myers. 81 Baltimore, II
visiting friends in Annapolis.
Mr. VIM. q. Smith. Of Marine
city. Mich. has returned home.
Mrs. Caroline Phelps. ~ Baltimore.
j. visiting her niece, Mrs. y. q.
Elliott. Conduit tsreef.
Mrs. Bowers. wife u Lieut.. J. y.
Bowers. q. :. ~, - visiting bet
mother. Mrs DF. Green. Charles
street.
col. James r.. Barnett and sister.
Miss Margaret. ~ Washington, Pa.
" ho have been the guests ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. D.. d.. Wells, have returned
home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

~ special meeting ~ the city
Council held this morning. the clerk
Nas directed to netiff the sTi1iffsi
states FidsIitz and y darapty Company
~ Baltimore, which n surety on the
bond ~ Jerry l.. smith, collector u
faxes ~ the City ~ Annapolis for the
year 1903. that the latter had not been
sufficiently prompt ia the collection 81
taxes and that bis bond would ~ held
for The balance due the city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12
OUR C)UNTRYS FREAKS
a Town Where Hot Water Is
or Tap For AL
MOUNTAIN WONDERS.
A state Across Which no Railroad
Yet Runs-Toflgats Wagon Roads
Net Yet Sbclisnee-cniy Ore ~
100000 Travellers Killed. Eef That
IL Many.


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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

Daniel X. Randall. Essg-. eaaf~rHaa
81 the Republican state fentr4l Com-
mittee for Anne translei eoun1v-
attended = meeting 81 that e9mnliffee
IN Baltimore today The oh ieet -
the meeting Was - ~ . date fer flse
State Convention ard also for tlle Ja-
diciai Convention - Nominate can
dIdale Tor chief ln.lke far fll. alreal.-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

Editor Evening capital -
J saw IN your Issue - yesterday shnf
i = reported thai Daniel - Ran.laf
will decline tbe nomination fof city
Counsellor
r.. AfFingtOn TbOmpsoa has served
IN the lard for = long time and 8 am
told with credit g. himself AM - h1s
people whom re- represent fF.. Is !
law yer - ability. and A. tbe ealaresl
people OfsaDnapoiis egDpose ti1e ala-
J0rity - tic fsepubIIeans - Ansape-
IIs,tbey have = right - fe r-esgn sxe.l
and - J psOpOs@ that T. Arlington
Thompson - nominated lor .flv E .s,ssss-
seII0r - Annapolis.
\ WHITE RgPUBLIeA
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12
Left Por Boat Race.

SIR. Jack McNaster, trainer 81 tire
naval Academy, left here yesterday
for p0ugbkeepsie. y. T.. for the boat
race. wbicb IL " take place on fle zgfi,
81 June. Later be- viii meet bis wife
10 New York, where They will spend
few days, after which they will
leave for their home ia Scotland, re-
turning the middle ~ September ~
Annapolis, where they will reside
with Mrs. Cooper. Izg Main street.
Their many friends wish them God
speed and a safe return.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

~egf knnwu Msnitol'a es.lfer writes. -
: snsals worker fad ChausteFlain !. >tpni-
- an4 Liver Tablets inValuaiic 81 the
..s'f - fsl,ansnrsz uafaraI g ssientzFf
~. sI.es- .stsaa heinr gentle out effective.
...srs.e TIE digestive sract and the beat
prsra. = csnfs. samples frs e F@id
never Eros Drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

The following were admitted 'Dgo
ths new fourth class ~ mfdsbfpmen
today James W. Beard. Troy. Ala,
John ~ Taylor. BFook6eid, Mo-.
newton Davis, Sew York and Harold
Il. Keller. omaha. Neb.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

Lest ye forget Kinkaid supplies
and serves all kinds Of soft drinks, con-
feciiOnery and refreshments ~ tlse
SevefB Boat Clubs Regatta, 81 BOueb-
er's Wednesday June II.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

-Dau't forget that kiukaid serves
tae refreshments at Boucher We'd
ue-sfav. June I8. you know he service
le gives
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

When you are hot, tired and tbirs-
fy, drop ia Kfnkaids Ice cream psrioT
and rest yourself while you gueDcb
your thirst with one Of his refreshing
piIOephalee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12

BIZ special Clearance raIe-2D pei
cent. discount or all Hats and FLOW
err AZ Mr.. J. N. SfraDge's. 9J Main
~. next - Ridout's. i'll
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12
PcRSOEAL MENTION

ffsrrsous wno have friends - zue~ts srf
1srsgre tire publication q the anne viii piease
easi tnslr names 20 shls Offies--fsDfTOk.l
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-12
WANTED.

a Gentleman with some
experience IN the Grocery,
Provision and Meat Busi-
ness. Steady employment,
with good salary 70 right
party. Apply %
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
SMASHES GUN;
he DIDN'T FACE MOB
Charles City Mar Tells Minneapolis
Newspaper of the Lynching in
Lie GitM

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 15.-Because
his wife smashed his shotgun over the
foot of the bed, G.. r.. Mosby of Charles
City, Ia, was unable to plead %convinc-
ingly with the moi which lynched
James Cullen. the wife murderer, in
that city Wednesday, night. Mr.. Mosby.
who Is the son of q cousin Of the ia
nous Colonel Mosby of civil war notori-
ETY., is a firm believer in law ard or
der, and is ready to back his opinions
Mosby has more use for a live husband
than a lead patriot. Consequently
when he announced his intention Of
taking his gun and going out TO argue
with the mob, she got to the weapon
first, and reduced SIG worth of Win
chester pump" to junk with one swing
at the bedstead.
Half the horrors cf Wednesday
nights lynching have not been told in
the press dispatches" said Mr.. Mosby
lstered today. My house fronts on
Main street, and is only a few blocks
from the bridge where Cullen was
hanged. From my window / saw the
mob of hoodlums and fanatics drag the
shrieking, struggling maniac to his
doom.
Down in the south, where / used to
live, sir, / have attended with pleasure
the taking off of some undesirable cYti-
zens, but ! have never seen anything
IKE lhls a!1a1r. lt is one thing for a
party of r~ighteously incensed men to
string up a niger rapist and another
for a mob with women in it to hang a
lunatic in cold blood. I tell you, when
I heard Z parcel of women sing Nearer
My God to Thee as the mob passed
under my window. it turned my stom-
ach.
In Iowa we are fortunate in hayfng
good courts and comparatively few
crimes. There is no need for lynch
law, and l am opposed to such q thing
except in extreme and peculiar cases.
This was no case for such a thing, and
If it had lain in my power I should
have stopped It"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
ASK CARNEGlE'S AID
in TRAVELLING LIBRARY

st. Louis, Jam. 16.-Mayor Lewis, of
University City, has asked Andrew Car
negie to cooperate in founding a great
postal library in University City. 1t
would be operated different than any
other library in the world. The pro-
posed institution would serve the peo-
pie of the farms and villages, the books
being drawn by mail, and delivered by
mail or express.
Lewis promises 70 raise in univer-
sity City and st. Louis an mount
equal to whatever sum Mr.. Carnegie
might contribute.
The books will be specially bound for
the requirements of the library, and
Lewis has designed a mailing card
Into which they can be quickly packed
and protected from damage in transit.
Lewis estimates that the area within
500 miles of st. Louis contains s per
cent. of the rural mail routes of the
country. This is a good Indication that
the patronage will be large.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
MAN WHO WOOS BY
MAIL LOSES CLEAR OUT

Montclair, N. j., Jan. 15.-Niss Sophie
Ellis and Miss Rose Gaiash of Caldwell
have had an experience which will de-
ter them from answering matrimonial
advertisements in the future.
Miss Galash answered an object
matrimony" advertisement Of Henry
Dominyt of Buffalo.
In starting a correspondence which
she regarded as a joke, she gave the
name of her friend, Miss Ellis, and also
sent her photograph.
Dominyi came to Caldwell. He i'm
mediately sought for the young woman
who a written to him. When he
reached the Ellis homestead Miss Ellis
admitted him. He promptly recognized
her and, not standing upon formalities.
opened negotiations for the marriage
with affectionate demonstrations.
Miss Ellis, much frightened, tried to
explain that it was all a mistake and
that her friend, Miss Galash, was the
principal of what was intended as a
lark. The disappointed lover, not to
be rejected so easily, protested that he
had come a long distance and that his
intentions were strictly honorable.
After many entreaties he consented
to leave.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
PRESIDENT HOLDS A
Pow WOW WITH UTES
Definite Decision as to the Dispo-
sition Of the Indians Was Reached
at the Meetinu.

Washington, d. C.,.Jan. 16.-Yester-
day President Roosevelt had his pow
WOW with the White river Ute indians,
who are dissatisfied with conditions OH
their reservation and recently went to
South Dakota. The Ute c~hieftains
We're accompanied to the great white
father by two young Interpreters from
the Carlisle Indian school, two United
States Army officers, Capt. G. p. john
son and Col. Rogers; the command
ant at TT. Meade and Francis E. Leupp,
commissions of indian affairs.
The six chiefs discarded most of
their war trappings, wearing plain
American clothes, but retaining their
m~occasins and going ba~reheaded.
They declared that they could not
live on the allotrnents of land granted
them III the Uintah reservation in
Utah at the time their lands in that.
state We're opened to settlement. They
begged permission to transfer their
reservation to the Cheyenne river res
%iervation of the Sioux Indians.
By careful and patient questioning
the president could gather nothing spe-
icif1c except that there is a general feel
ing of unrest among the 395 men, wom-
zen and children composing the White
river band. They We're asked what
they expected to do if they We're al
lowed to go among the Sioux and how
they would earn a living.
IiICS SSid liSS WouiQ ne SOOu ana
that . kind government would furnish
them with food and clothing. They
practically admitted that they did not
like work and that they had rather be
where free ~rations are given by the
government. They did not have this
beneficient treatment at their own res
tervation.
The president did not make any
promises to the big chiefs, but said
that he you'd give them an answer
later. In h afternoon he entertained
commissioner Leupp, Colonel Rogers
land Captain Johnson, the subject being
gone owe again.
The Indians are now held prisoners
at Fort Meade, S. D., having been
taken there when they We're stopped
on their long tramp across the coun-
try. They will be kept there until the
president decides their case. Their
request could not be arranged unless
the Sioux granted permission for them
to purchase land on their reservation.
which they desire to do from funds
procured by he opening to settlement
of their reservation.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
TILLMAN CALLS THE
PRESIDENT A LYNCHER
Takes Up cudgel For Inno-
cent Negro Soldiers, Dis
missed With Guilty.
CALLS FOR END OF WAR
southerner Declares That Time Has
Come When People of Both Sec
tons Should Understand
Each Other.

Washington. D. c., Jan. Ex-senator
Tillman spoke or the Brownsville in
cident, in the senate today. He charac-
terized the presidents action in the
matter las nothing more nor less than
lynching.'
He challenged ANYONE to produce in
army regulations or articles of
war, any foundation for the. charge Of
conspiracy, silence, mutiny and trea-
son made against the soldiers, although
he declared there was no doubt the
soldiers were responsible for the out
rage in Brownsville"
Mr.. Tillman held it to be contrary
to the fundamental principles of lib
erty and English and American law
that the innocent should suffer be-
cause Of the sins of the guilty and
declared that mar should be considered
innocent until he is proved guilty.
In his case" he said. "167 men
have been punished While not more
han twenty have been charged with
participation in the crime"
Tfllman maintained that the negro
troops should not have been sent to
Texas and that they We're SEN with a
This was done Tillman exclaimed
without any thought or care on the
part Of the president or the secretary
of war as to the results. The first
thought of the president was to pro
tcct the negroes and punish the citi-
zens by abandoning the post
Turning his attention to Senator For
aker, Mr.. Tillman declared the Ohioan
had belittled himself by attacking Ma
jor Blocksom as a man whose father
was q copperhead.
Are we never to have on end to the
val and it's bitterness?" he exclaimed.
Are the people of the north and south
never to understand each other and
recognize the rights of both sections?
1t is useless to deny that the race ques-
ton lies at the bottom of all this
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
REFUSE S
AID, browns
Twenty-Five Sing the Nationa'
Hymn and Sink to Death,
After Saving Dog Mascot.

Cuxhaven, Germany, Jan. 16.-Refus-
Ing to jump into the water and be res
cued, but throwing their dog mascot
abroad a tug, t~wenty-nine members of
the crew of the British ship Pengwern
stood in line on the forward deck, sang
the British national hymn and sank to
death when their vessel went down.
The ship was commanded by Captain
Williams and was from Haltal, Chill,
October 6.
She grounded off S%cllarporn ten miles
from here yesterday and the tug Vul-
can went to her assistance. AS she
passed close to the Pengwern the crew
threw the dog and a bundle of clothes
aboard the tug. but disregarded the APP
peals to jump into the water so that
they might be rescued.
The tug made repeated attempts to
rescue the Pengwern, but the heavy
sea broke over her and she disappeared
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17

New York, Jan. 15.-What is either a
manifestation of race hatred or a piece
of vandalism was discovered in front
of the custom house, where the white
marble statue of a woman representing
Africa" a been splashed with red
paint.
This statue is one of a group of four
placed at the main entrance of the Gus.
ton house. The other statues, represent
ing America. Europe and Asia, were no
molested. The figure symbolical of the
Dark Continent" Is that of a woman
lightly clad, and the features, strongly
suggesting the negro, represent the
woman as sleeping.
PAINT has been smeared over the leg
and there are spots of red on the body
and breast which will be very difficult
to remove.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
POWDERS TO
PLEASE PAPA AND He
ATTEMPTS SUICIDk
Following the Unconscious Re-
preach by 3-Year-OId, ST.
Louisian Takes Morphine.
PA, m said you liked pow
dered m L liked up so you
would like me better" :



st. Louis, Jan. 16.-James E. Will
liams, a conductor, who took morphine,
stated in the city hospital that it was
the unconscious reproaches of his s.
year-old daughter which caused him to
attempt to end his life.
just before departing for work, Mrs.
Williams thought she discovered her
writing to another M
and chided him.
When Williams came home he was
net by his child, her face covered with
flour, who greeted him with the re-
mark:
Papa, said you liked pow
dered women. l fixed up so you would
like me better"
The child's speech plunged Williams
into remorse, and he attempted to end
his life on the ear by taking NOR
phine.
He is out of danger and seeking re-
Cancellation with his wife.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
CAN BE
CAUGHT FROM COWS

Washington, D.. c., JAM. 16.-In 8.
remarkable report, published as a bull
letin by the bureau of animal indus
try, warning is sounded as to the dam
ger of tuberculosis being communicated
to human beings through tuberculous
cows.
1t is declared that as the result Of
experiments, the t~uberculous cow is
exceeded by no other agent in causing
the increase Of tuberculosis among hu.
man beings.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
ONE WRECK CAUSES
ANOTHER: TWO DEATHS

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 16.--A freight
wreck that occurred about half an hour
before, caused q collision this morning
between a heavy shifting engine and
the Chicago express, eastbound on
the Pittsburg and Western branch of
the Baltimore n Ohio, at Allison
Park, Pa.
Engineer Myer was killed and Fire
man Lewis fatally hurt. Both lived in
Chicago Junction.
Several passengers We're badly cut
BY glass.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
HARTMAN GREATEST


New York, Jan. 16.-Theodore Roose-
Welt, Andrew Carnegie and Edward H.
Hartman are the three foremost So
ciaIists of the United States. accord
ing to Upton Sinclair. The author of
''The Jungle" puts Mr.. Hartman in
the lead, the president next and Car
negie third.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
CAFES AT ACTRESS
PICTURE, KILLS SELF

Louisville. Ky, Jan. 15.-Sitting be-
fore a picture of Elsie Crescy, the act
ress, Bob L~ankswcrt, one of the best
ball players Louisville mas furnished,
ended his life with carbolic acid. He
had been suffering from headaches, re-
'ulting from a blow on the head with
bali bat some wears ago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
PILGRIMAGE
N BY STEAD

Rome, Jan. 15.-William T. Stead, in
the course of his international peace pro.
paganda, proposes an international
pilgrimage of peace in which notabil.
tiles from all over the world would
take part, to start from the United
States fer The Hague by way of Lon.
don. Paris and Rome, and to arriv,
at the time of the second peace confer.
ence Stead expects President Roose.
veit will support the move
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
BREWING co.
MORTGAGE 600

Youngton, O., Jan. 15.--A mort
gage for ss,5oo,Oo given by the Pabst
Brewing company. Of Milwaukee, to the
Wisconsin Trust company and Willet
M. Spooner. trustee, was filed here to-
day.
The mortgage covers properties in
ten states and Is to buy up the stock of
persons holding less than one-third
capitalization.