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The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07
ROOs sEVELT IN MILWAUKEE
IS HANOSOMELY ENTERTAINED
 BY THE PRESS CLUB.
Breakfast, Automobile Ride, Lunch con, Reception and Dinner Given
 by the Newspaper Men.

Milwaukee. Wis, Sept. 7.-Colonel Roosevelt has been putting in busy day in Milwaukee as the guest of the Press club, and the end is not yet. The newspaper men spared no efforts to make the visit of the former pres ident pleasant, and the program was submitted to him for approval some time ago.
 Arriving from St. Paul at TAO o'clock in the morning. the colonel was met by reception committee composed of the following members of the Press club: Francis A. Can non, chairman; Gov. James o. David son, Mayor Emil Seidel, Charles R. Van Hise, president University of Wisconsin,, Lieut.. Gen. Arthur Mac Arthur, Brig. Gen. Charles King, John Campsie. Emil von Schlenitz, former
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07
CHAUFFEUR'S JAW BROKEN
Auto Tire Was Being Inflated When Explosion Occurred, Which Re-
 suited so Disastrously.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sept. 7.-Thom- as Harris, chauffeur for Oscar John son of St. Louis, Mo, lies in serious condition in Vassar hospital as a re- suit of the blowing up of an automo- bile tire which was being inflated.
 His jaw and nose are broken and his head and chest are badly lacerated and he is suffering from the shock. He may have also been internally in. jured
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07

The discovery of a two-gallon can of nitroglycerin with fuse attached, cap adjusted. and a small clock to ex- plode 1t, carefully hidden among the steel girders of the new bridge in East Peoria (nl) railroad yards gave the first clew to the miscreants who blew up the. A. Lucas & Sons plant and the structural steel in the yards at East Peoria Sunday night
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07
POSTS REQUEST FOR iNJUNC- TON IS DENIED BY JUDGE
 SMITH MCPHERSON.
PERSONS CONCERNED TALK
Learns That Samuel Gompers and Other Federation Officers
 Are Not Notified.

St. Louis, Sept. 7.-George Mitchell of Pellston, Pa president of the Stove Founders National Defense associa- tion, who is a guest at the Southern hotel is satisfied the manufacturers and the union labor leaders will reach an amiCable agreement over the fight waged In the past by the Bucks Stove and Range company for an open shop
 President Mitchells Opinion.
 President Mitchell, representing the manufacturers, says that the fight waged by the late J. w. Van Cleave was an independent contest, and that since Mir. Van Cleave's death the de- fense association has been called upon to settle the contest that has been waged for years.
 Both the manufacturers and the union leaders know what is best for their individual sides, and while nat urally cannot say what conclusion will be reached, 1 am satisfied that the set clement will be agreeable to all con cerned,' said MT Mitchell
 President Fred w. Gardner of the Buck Stove and Range company rep resents controlling interest in the company, and I am satisfied that the efforts of c. w. Post to change the policy of Mr Gardner will avail him nothing. Of course, I am merely giy- ing my opinion, for things may be changed after conference between the officers of the defense association the stove company, President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor and other labor leaders
 Post Denied injunction.
 Judge Smith McPherson of the United States district court denied the application of C. w. Post for an in- junction against the officers of the Bucks Stove and Range company and the officers of the American Fedora tion of Labor
 Judge McPherson heard Posts at torneys at his home in Red Oak Ia. It was when he learned that Samuel Gompers and other officers of the fed eration had not been notified to be present that Judge McPherson denied the WTlt-
 Post will prosecute his suit in spite of his failure to obtain an injunction, seeking damages in the sum of $75O,- 900, which he alleges were caused to the Bucks company by the federation. Post sues in his capacity as a stock holder in the stove company. He owns Sl00000 worth of stock, or ' Is per cent of the total
 Suit Filed in St. Louis
 The petition for a1 injunction was filed in the United States circuit court at St, Lous Saturday. It is 9 suit in equity. Post sought to restrain the company from entering in 0 aa agree ment with the fedora ion wh srebv the plant would become "clos q" step, employing none but union w.rk~,,D.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07
@.s.a- ~ss The Prescott Daily News cssEsIs SAEG SE The News 9rFnting Go.

Entered as secon class mail matter N, vember 4th, 1905, at the postotfice St Prescott, Ark, under the act of congress-, March s, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07
Safeguard of
 Health Free

The army and the navy are the safe- guards of the nation, but the indi- vidual body also requires its safe guard By twenty years use in Am erlcan homes of every shade and de- gree of wealth and intelligence, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has been ac- claimed "The Nations Safeguard of Health"
 No remedy but a laxative could win this laurel, for the stomach and the bowels are the basis of all health, and Dr. Cald- Wells Syrup Pepsin is for the stomach and bowels. Parents are giving it to their children today who were given 1t by tnelr parents years ago. It is not only a wonderful cure in. constipation. in- digestion and dyspepsia, sour stomach, such complaints, but it contains wonderful tonic properties that build up the muscles or the stomach and intestines so that they again work normally and naturally.
 It is especially adapted to the uses of women, children, old people and all others who need a gentle laxative and who can not stand violent salts and cathartic hills This has made 1t the family laxative and 1t can be. obtained of any druggist at 50 cents or $1 bottle. with the guarantee. but If you are stranger to 1t and would rather try 1t free before buying, send your name to the doctor and a free test bottle Will be sent to your home, In this way tens of thousands of people are learning to use Dr caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin. the doctor as follows: T believe in Dr. Ca1dwelrs Syrup Pepsin. will never use any other medicine for stomach troubles put pr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.> The sample has convinced me of its merits. [" or the regular 50 cents or si bottle and you will soon share Mr. EdWards' oDlnion
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07
Tennesse Democrats Indorse Hooper

Briston, Tenn, Sept. 7.-The inde- pendent Democrats of Sullivan coun- ty and Bristol, following the course of other Tennessee counties, indorsed B. w. Hooper, Republican candidate for governor, in preference to Governor Patterson, the regular Democratic nominee
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-07

If there Is anything about your ailment that you don't understand, or If you want any medical advice. write to the doctor, and he will answer you fully. There is no charge for this service. The address is Dr. W. R Caldwell. bo3 Caldwell blds.. Monticello, III.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
INVESTMENT
l6ae Investment. S2.2OO

STORE and rooms upstairs; rents S85 per
month Has large ice box and shelving
barn, north side.
+ ID. wEAD, 1901 Farnam st. wead Bldg. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Gooding, Idaho"


FOR SALE-Fine 12O-acre farm, every
acre tillable; good house, barn, double
corn crib, chicken house, all fenced and
,ross-fencedi al buildings In good con-
iition; farm is situated five miles from
Iarlan, Ia, In good German Catholic set
.lement Write quick as this must be sold
soon. Have also a number Of fine fruit
and stock farms for sale In northwestern
Arkansas, in the fine climate of the
Ozarks Address r. L. Osborn, Harlan, Ia"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Miscellaneous.

$40 ACRES In Eddy Co.. North Dakota;
400 acres under cultivation; good buildings
also young orchard started. Price, $40 per
acre, subject TO a mortgage OF $500. Might
consider some trade.
i6O acres located near Winnipeg. Canada,
45 acres under cultivation. Price. 1900;
mortgage, $500.
BABLER. Gs Phoenix BIDS. MinnsaDOra.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
fContinuedO

CHICKEN AND FRUIT PROPERTIES
FOR SALE
ALL KINDS FRUIT, BARN. PLACE FOI
BARN, ETC, CHICKEN HOUSES, s.. 600
10 ACRES ~ MILES N. w. FLORENCE
ALL KINDS FRUIT, BARN, PLACE FOR
CHICKENS. ETC. PRICE, $4,000
8 ACRES 2h MILES N. w. FLORENCE
2-ROOM HOUSE, BARN, ORCHARD
ETC; f17O0.
Is ACRES MILES w. FORT OMAHA
2 SMALL. HOUSES, ALL KINDS FRUIT
PRICE, $500
TERMS.
POSSESSION MARCH 1. COME QUICK
WILL SHOW THESE PROPERTIES If
YOU WANT TO BUY.
PUTNAM CO.,
504-5 N. ". LIFE BLDG.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Fine Dundee Home

N,5OO-S rooms, modern, corner lot 15Ox
lS5 barn, lots OF fruit and trees; near 49th
and Capitol Ave. Onehaf cash.
+ ID. WEAD, is0l Farnam ST. Wead Bldg :
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
TezaS.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
DRY FARM BARGAIN.
800 ACRES NEAR GARLAND.
BEAR RIVER VALLEY, UTAH
AT $40 PER ACRE; STATION o. s. L.
SAGEBRUSH LAND, NEVER BEEN
PLOWEDi GOOD, FOR GRAIN, ALFALFA
OR SUGAR BBETs. FOR TERMS sEE
LAKE CITY.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
FARMS FOR SALE.

100 acres two miles from the county seat
Of sioux county, Nebraska, good Inn
proVed-on better farm land In the state
lowest price, $3.50 per acre; terms to suit
customer. Agents wanted. Ask for our
big land list. The Home Land and Invest
ment Co., Harrison, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
WRITE FOR PRICE

On GAO acres land in KiIhball Co., Nebraska
E. Il. DARLING,
AL Brandeis Bldg$
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
-(Coutfnued.l

acres, corner, northwest, $500
acres, Broom house, 81 75O.
2k acres, rooms, paved road, $3.50.
10 acres. 4-room house, fruit. $4,000
40 acres near Irvington. imp, $1,000.
Omaha Stock Yards, S125 per acre
33X115, west, 26i0 Davenport St, $l,5OO.
zoos No oath ST., rooms, 81, 500
2 brick houses rental $3.50, s.. 500.
1913 South 18th St, fine, modern, 7-room
house, bargain at $500.
1919 Cunning Street 66x182. $1,000.
20, 40 or so feet West front on 14th ST.,
between Dodge and Capitol Ave Submit
Offer.
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT, 10 rooms,
modern, 100 feet EAST front, $500.
rooms, brick, $3.50 rental, $1,000.
frame houses, 81 0SO rental, 5000.
JOHN N. FRENZER. BOTH 'PHONES.s
ASK US ABOUT THESE
Flve-room cottage, modern except heat
corner lot;. price S2,25oi $500 cash, ball
7-room, all modern house, just COM
pleted, Price Ss.OOoi $500 cash, balance
monthly.
s.room, all modern house, barn, blks.
of car. Price 5000; easy terms.
7-room, all modern BUNGALOW, two
corner lots, paved street. Price $4,250.
7-room, all modern house, close to
Creighton college. Price $4,000
p. o. NIELSEN g. CO.,
7OS N Y. Life Bldg. Both 'Phones.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
FRED IS. HADRA

fl7-4ls First National Sank Bldg,
Tel. Doug. 23l8
4lxi8 feet. with we'll preserved S-room
residence, at 2t40 South 2Oth 81, for the
slaughter price of t2,750'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Kansas.
A CHEAP FARM.

A CHEAP FARM
$50 acres Of nice, smooth land well To-
Gated, within miles of Grinnell, Kan; all
nice and smooth but a very small portion
1856 acres in cultivation, liz acres in winter
wheat and in good condition; house with q
rooms, cheap outbuildings, well with an
abundance OF pure soft water; school
house on corner OF section; rural mail
route and telephone at door.
II you see this farm you will like It. as
1t is better than an average OF the country
Only $3.50 per acre, including all OF the
wheat, If taken quick; one-half cash and
quire my attention in Colorado. VIII sell
altogether, or 100 and S2O-acre tracts.
separate.
tion.
E. B. ATKINSON, Grainfield, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

II Acres in Fruit
Three Miles West of Florence
with all the following improvements and
tools for 5000 VIII trade this for a
well-arranged ohicken ranch Of 20 or more
acres. near Omaha.
Fruit
6 acres of grapes, III acres Of blackber-
ries, 300 apple trees, 800 peach trees, 200
cherry trees and 80 forest trees. The frHft
is all Of the finest quality and all bearing
y Buildings
A fine. we1l-built S-r. house, laundry
house. fruit house, large barn, hog
houses, extra large chicken house, buggy
shed, wagon shed, tool shed, corn crib, etc.
Tools
Farm wagon. heavy fruit wagon section
harrow, road scraper, wheelbarrow, spring
wagon, Sterling plow, cultivators, feed
grinder corn shelter, log chains and sets
OF harness. incubartor and brooder new:
good wells and acres for truck garden
ing.
This is a fine place, on main road from
Florence, and worth considerable more
money than price asked. Look this up at
nee IL you want something good. Imme-
date possession. Tel. Red 1926, A-1763.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOH SALE
(Continued)

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CContinued.)
NEAR CREIGHTON
UNIVERSITY
New 7-room house with reception hall
finished In oak downstairs; maple floors
upstairs; front and back stairs stairway to
attic; full basement; good hot air furnace;
neghborhood of choice homes This house
was built by owner for home and is first
class in every respect. Walking distance
srom 18th and Farnam and block from car
price. A,5OO-one-third cash-balance same
as rent
NEAR BEMIS PARK
Good Groom cottage modern. except
heat half block south Of Cunning street on
3Ith ST. Price $500 Reasonable terms
HAVE YOU A GOOD DOTq
Why not trade It In on a dandy, brand
lot In high and healthfui location. This
OF cottage, $500
$3,250-BUYS 1T
New 6-room house in best location in
Boulevard Park-entirely modern, full
basement; east frontage $500 down, ball
ance practically same as rent. Look this
over.
DOTSl LOTS! LOTS!
1t is now time to figure on buying a lot
for that new home. Don't think of MAX
Ing selection until you have seen Boule-
ward Park Addition
Better call at our office or phone us and
get prices, etc. We're having a good de-.
mand for these choice lots already.
SINNER & CHASE CO.,
City Suburban, Farm Property. Fire,
Tornado, Plate Glass Insurance, Surety
Bonds. Factory Sites and Business Oppor-
tunties at RAnston. 800 So. 18th St., Both
Phones" W
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

GREATER COLORADO" Send for
free sample copy OF ColoTado's leading H.
Illustrated Journal, containing complete in
formation about farm lands and other re-
sources. 81 year. Greater Colorado, Mack
Block. Denver. Co,o.%
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
1879 INVESTMENT

have a block of modern residence
flats well located rented for 100 per
annum, that / must sell; cash required,
$40, 0,oOOi balance to suit Address K 2S3 Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Nevada.
New Mexico.
Oklahoma.
OKI,AHnMA

we have 10000 acres OF choice land to
select FROM ranging In price from s. to
$40 per acre. This land Is in the oil and
gas district and you might get an oil well
with your land.
NowATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite GA New York Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
south Dakota.

FOR SALE-Choice lands at low prices
Brule county, 8. ID. For booklet, maps and
prioelist address Hagaman- Bates Puk-
wana, s. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(ContinuedO
DUNDEE LOTS !
$3.50 TO $3.50

I n
n fro o by the
70 A
soco ou Tor investment
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-22
ELoPED ON ANDY's MONEY
Widow FIees With Married Man and
$1,000 Dead Hero Won.


$1,000 Dead Hero Won.
The moment she received $1,000
from the Carnegie hero fund commits
zion for the brave feat Of dead hus.
band Mrs. Nettie Stutchel Of Mount
Pleasant township, Pa, nineteen years
old, eloped with a married man.
\ Relatives dragged him home again
before much Of the money was spent,
70 people are wondering what will hap.
pen next. FL
7 The woman was to have been given
q bronze medal, but that has been held
up. There is an undercnrrent CT feeling
that 1t should now be presented to the
man who halted the clippers.
Is Mrs. Stutchel ran of with Mr.. Elmer
q. Heckler, a government employee,
having charge OF the world famed
whisky still of "Old Bill Witt" In the
Allegheny mountains. His wife and
two children. who were left behind,
are now closely watching him.
The award made by the Carnegie
hero fund committee to Newton Slut
chel was among the first handed down
by the commission and was considered
one OF Its most deserving cases.
On June IS, 1904 stutchel jumped
into a reservoir In Mount Pleasant
township to rescue two young men
who were drowning, and the three
went to death together. Stutchel left a
wife, aged sixteen years, with a child
Of three months q
The hero commission gave Mrs. Slut
8chei 81, 600 and voted her bronze
medal In memory of her husbands
brave deed.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-22

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Railroad Time Tables
M. G. ST. L. EAST

M. & ST. L. EAST
10 Twin Cities, Chicago & q. daily Ii: a0pn
SIS Way freight Condo, de- ea sun s ar s:sSpn
s5 M. & ST. L. WEST go.
10 Aberdeen, Leola. LeBeau, daily 5:25am
s "a Watertown passenger, arr. 80. T:00pm
"a Way freight Condo, ex Sun. 5:30am
70 Freight from Morton. ex sum- ar 7:30pm
Il ROCK ISLAND EAST
41s Chicago & East, ex Sun. 49, loan
30 Way freight, ex Sun. ........ 7:10am
ROCK ISLAND WEST
AIT WATERFOWL pass. ex Sun, ar. 3:O5pm
M d's Pullman from Ellsworth 81
GREAT NORTHERN EAST @
ds8 Renson = st. PAUL. ex Sun. -. s:5oam
Sa2 Way frt. to Huron, ex Sun. ar. 10: loan
GREAT NORTHERN WEST
dsS Huron pass ex Sun, arr...... 7:o5pm
sS1 way frt to au Renson sssSpm
Freishts Mon, We'd, Fri. P Pa ae
4 daily except Sunday.
9. "a N. w. EAST
III Way frt via Candy to Tracy,
bo2 chi east, via VIA Candy and Tracy oah
sleeper from Manknto. daily 10:15am
a#5z Sleeper to twin cities via
Bro0klngs, daily ........... 0OOpm
10 Way frt to Brookings. er Sun S20pm
q N. W. WEST
Aedaeld 8 Vest Huron and
West, daily ..... n :2Bam
Oh Redfeid. Aberdeen, Oaks and
Way frt, to Redfeld, ex Sun. 10 :05am
11s Frt from Tracy VIA Candy, & W.
Tues, Thus, Sat-. ar. ~. s:2Opm
SOUTH DAKOTA CENTRAL
2 Sioux Falls pass, ex Sun, ". 8 :Otam
Arrive MT Sioux Falls 1920.
& ~ Sioux Falls pass, SUM-. only, ". II :OOam
Arrive Sioux Fails 800 D. m.
BIZ Why frt.ts EEK Sun. IS. 4. !. s:O()am
~ a WatertoWh pass,, ex sun, arr. S:00pm
Leave Sioux Falls S:45
: IL Waterto%n pass, Sun only. I. o :OOnm
a, 8 Way fri, OK Sun, ar. 7;OSpm
Leave Sioux Falls 3 y. m. 57a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-22
Called down IN CAR
New York Specialist Denounces
Woman as a Degenerate.
SAYS. HE SAW HER FLIRTING.

Doctor Who Is "crusadins Against
carusoins" Creates a Scene n
Crowded Trolley by Accusing Young
Widow Of Tempting Man.
A bitter arraignment Of Mrs. Mabel
Orion Buttle Of 200 Lafayette street,
New York city, OH a crowded Forty
newetzky, medical specialist whom
Mrs. Buttlc had never seen before,
caused greet excitement and resulted
in the arrest of the physician.
Wischnewetzky declared he was CRU
sading against Carusoing."
Mrs But.le Is young widow of
striking appearance and dresses in
good taste. Her husband left her q
comfortable fortune five years ago.
Mrs. Buttle entered the car alone A
man and boy squeezed over to make
room, and she sat down on the crowd
cd seat She had gone couple of
blocks and was looking out of the Win
dow when DR.. Wlschnewetzky, who
had been watching her narrowly from
his seat near her, suddenly arose and.
shaking his finger in her face, began
his denunciation tn an excited manner
He Is large, powerful man and was
SO wrought up that some of the passen-
gers feared that he would strike Mrs.
Buttle.
II have been watching you, you mis-
cradle woman" shouted the excited
specialist. TT Is women like you who
drive men to the monkey house.
II have been studying your type, and
have been studying you. 1t is such
women as you who corrupt the morals
of the young men and women of our
cities. who send them to perdltion.
saw you nudging the man sitting next
you"
Startled and frightened by the TRADE.
Mrs. Buttle shrank back in the seat.
She found her voice after the man
seemed to have exhausted his abuse
and appealed for protection.
us there no man in this car who
will protect me from this manT' she
asked, ..
When two men had come between
her and the excited physician Mrs.
Buttle demanded that a policeman be
summoned and the man arrested.
Arrest me! Yes, that's right, have
me arrestedr' almost shrieked DR..
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-22
Tell Some Sick One
Il ii Free Il II Fails.
Miiiyo q ~ ACT q 4 1unnanityf

WIN ron % an ACT Of Hunnanityf
VIZ ron ~ son,s sick friend 81 this, M
Tsll him o. her. that you havs learned d .
ss sas an Z absolutely and nncondisi
And you. 20 dnubt. already knew Of IN.
1naopB Restorative and itS popularity
For % years It has been tie standard ~.
eysrywhare In America.
Whom tho 'insid o. OF controlling nerves u
sasOraHys that has auiekl I vifalizsd, and strens
10y 70 health again. Il ..
Do not dose the Stomach. nor stimulaap
I ~ HsArt Or Kidneys for that Is III wrong.
us. ShoopS Restorative goes direct to tbs
4 e1tSe9 Of thoEe ailments the falling faltsriuR
faatds e. conErollinE nerves. And hsrein lies IN
keynefe 10 my success.
spns then thati 8 Tho certain end 81 ii sn a
Tome y |. ! great sati faction that i ~
MR. spS sa & Sc g days an
y y fails to help yon. the es,tirs expenss 4
Zen sDt shotszd The sick ltzss n,syJ
shdface on any otlses. med cisse, sshosss
Mst1tsr dare not 6s1el1 it Just Ge L do by;
tlsis reNlark table
$50 have Rheurpa Rernsd ana thss
Aelps no Ray protectiy Ne plnn.
Besides pen ARE free ta con1uN mo iust II
x0u would your home phys clan. Ny Edvtca and
~ book below are yorrs Tand Without cost.
Feyhaps D word or two from mo Will clear
gD some serious Rtlment. 3lnye helped thouaanda
spo1 sn9fuasnds n ny private pEssertEtion rs
s yos s XII ssaues 9sse s1os1 ssas
90 u ne ssnd YOU ID orior - once. TAks
- AaessnEt 10 sofNe sick friend. 81
p:Hst ~ w bring 30 oppoIsunisy
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-22

| WlschneWe tzky. Arrest man of SCI
ence, medical man, who Is trying to
serve hum anity by pointing out and
denouncing degenerates like this wo-
man. Why, 1T Is a joke r
The physician then pushed his way
out Of the car and stepped or ut Madi-
son avenue, but, seeming to change his
mind, he ran after the car, still de-
nouncing Mrs, Ruttle. Mrs. Butte
altghted from the car when 1T had
come to- q stop ut Madison avenue.
She was followed BIZ Joseph Galzetto.
who had been sitting beside her and
with whom Or. Wischnewetzky had
accused her Of flirting.
Galaetto called q policeman to pro-
tect Mrs. Buttle, and the doctor laugh
Fed when he was placed under arrest
and said that he was glad to be given
the opport unity to expose women like
Mrs. Buttlc.
hen arraigned In the Jefferson Mar
ket court before Magistrate Finelite
Dr. Wischnewetzky was still 80 excited
that 1t was difficult to conduct the
hearing. Magistrate Fineiite held him
+ n $500 ball FOR good behavior for three
months
B Subsequently, DR.. Wischnewetxky,
Iswho Is said ito be rich, was arrested al
tho instance of ThoInas Dineen, d law:
yer, who accused the doctor Of using
indecent language in public place.
"a. Wischnewetsky was arraigned be-
/ Tore Ma0ietrata IN 1 al. ~ II 4 sar,e,a 3nd5
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-22
sTAGs BEslEeE 4 CHURCH.

Walk Into Building During Service and
Attack Pastor.
The church at Hllwartshausen, Ger
many, Is In a state Of Siege from the
herds of deer that live In the surround-
Ing woods and hills. The cwner of the
surrounding lands has let them multi
ply unmolested, so that they have be-
come as fearless as they are numer-
GUS
1t has become common occurrence
for them to stroll into the church in
ones and twos while services are being