THE OMAHA DAILY NKE: RUN" DAY, ATRIL 3. 1004.
1R
STEADY GROWTH OF RUSSIA
WliKiprctd Belief in tb Wo-ld-Oon(jor-itg
Dtitiny of tha Emplra.
OPULATION INCRtA ING 2,500.000 A YEAR
Raeslans Their Hrnnm llellloe
t'eellna l.aNullns Mea of
OlMt Ability.
General FYannle V. oreene, major general
Of volunteers In Ilia war with Mpaln, and
recently pollita roinmlaalniisr of Naw Turk
City, rmitrlbiitea an artli'la on '11w Cb-tilua
of ltulu" tu th wnr number of .World's
Work. Uoneral tlrertio'e lnireitalona Kiaaaa
special value, Innaintwh a tboy embody
lha iierleiina and ulianrvntlons of a
tralnnil American snldlnr, ho, na I'nlted
Plates military attache, followed til fur.
tunes of tha fltieHlan army In tlia war with
Turkey In IKTT-7. lla writes, In part:
What ara tha characteristics of Ihla peo
ple, what la thnlr purpose and what do
thay seek to aocoiuillah, whut are tha
Oliancea of euoreedlns; la thnlr purpose?
Thnaa qunalloiia are not aaay to anawnr.
The ftuaalnn charaoteiietloa ara varied.
Thnlr purpose seems plainly evident to
onto, but la aiepulad by athnraj tbnn
ehanrna of aunoeaa Involve tha fulura lila
tory of tha world,
IDrat anion tka oharauterlatioa may
(airly ha cited a dogged perseverance,
which luugtis at obstacles, inakra nothing
of tarrtbla hardblia and privation, mid
pursues will) iiever-fuiluia (Tort and with
out dlactiaalim an object onca clearly de
fined. In tha private soldier .thla persever
ance tnkaa tha form of fnrtlliiaT rlrrra tilled
With floating loa, of carrying on a winter
campaign aoroaa titountalna and through
dnrp aituwa, without lilallkela or tents, of
orosalng tha deserts of Central Aala undar
scorching aim. without water and all
tlila cheerfully, joyously, without grumbling
or discontent. In the great statesmen thla
quality la ahown by a continuity of pur
pose, from generation to generation of
successive minister, uiwa working
toward tha aaina point, and sacrificing their
Unia, tholr health, tlielr wealth, nad often
their reputation. In tlia puratilt of tha ideals
wliloli coma down from letr"a time.
Lack of Hdacatloa.
Neat In Importance, and perhaps a van
, mora lmtorttuit, la their lack of education.
In 177 among tlia rmirult annually drafted
for tha Ituaalaii army, tha proportion who
oould road ajid writ was only t per cauti
la Uartiuuiy it wu T per ovnt. I doubt It
Uiaaa proportions havo olmngrnl In tha In
tervening years. Tha latest statistics ehow
that In tho Huaalau population of leXOftMMO
only 1.7&u.0M buya and BMSOJO glrla ware at
ohool, or In all 1H par oant. In tha United
Statoa tha auho4 aorolniaut la N lr nt
and avoraio attondaitca IV wr cent. K on
In Japan, Ituaala'a praaaut anUvgonlat,
wbnro tha vary Idaa of publlo common
auhool waa unhaard of but a gonaratlon
ago, tha altoudanoa la naarly 10 pvr ocnt,
ihara beiiui almoat twloo aa nnuiy ohlldran
at.aouuol, although tha populallon la ouly
on a-tli I rd of that of Ituaala. A nation aa
oloaa to tli tulddla ajma. au backward In
duoatlon aud lu all tha alamonta of olvlll
aatlou Utaraturu, arta, ntacnanlca. Indua
trlaa, iHiiniuonx- thut aprtng from aducatlon
and dopand upon It, can only ba faabla aa
eomparad wltA Uia at rang lb which would
otiiaralaa prtain to lu numbvra arid ara.
War Huaata aa ad-unood In clvtllaaUou aa
OarntaAy or iCngbutd It would wall nigh
doinicat tho wur Id oortaJ oJy It would con
trol Aala ajMl Kuropa,
Uawf) MwUgrWw VMtkw !
Auothar ounarAowoua quality of tS Rua
Una la what friendly oritioa would call
taalr dwp rallgloua faitA, aol boatlle ciitlca
tbnlr tguurant auperatlUon. The Muaalina
da not ubwre the tan ouiumaadiuvnu ntora
cloawty Uuut tha othar Chrutiaa or Jowlah
racva, but tby da tbaurv Lha rtdlgloui
oarainoulaa of tha charcA mora tawoly than
aay other race aitwpt the Tbey do
aocjt wlthxMit quiwilua tar dosbt the teach
ing of tha lUble aa 11 la aavplaiiieU to thcrn.
their aeuaa of rarereooe la undlsUiuahed.
and they beilerw that God la xeraunaily dl
racUug tha aitalra of thia wrU. Fun her
than thla. thny are oartala that tha eaar
la directly ooouiUaaauood try Qod to carry
out lUa purpaaaca, A refigiMia faith Uka
tula navy haiw am ruulta la mareJa, but It
la a tai-lnr La be ratsaid wtth la publlo
artalrv Ur 11 laaxte thoae who pnaaeaa It
to deeda of harutam, parhavpa tanaUcUiu,
Which otharwtae might nu ha antfdyated.
FLoaily. the lfaUn la Ugat-hnaned. Ma
kvaa aot niBuk) of thla wuriO'a cooda, and
4oa not &pa-t te hare weare. Mut wtth
wh aa ha haa be la ooatant, and ha knewa
little or nothing of the great world beyond
lluaala. Ha U not mnroea, dnoa not brood,
but alnga hla annga, crank a hla Jokra, eat a
hla cabhaga, aniip, nnd blark brad, amokr
Ma paplerroeaa, drinka hla atrong vodka,
rrpnnta In tha morning and giaa to work
rejoicing, chnarful, froa from rare. Thla,
too, la a quality not to he overlooked In
aatlmntlng the Ruaalan'a rapacity for pub
llo afTaJra or aclilavlng great projecta.
liorlln, ohrdlvnt. chrarful, peraaverlng.
rncklnaa of privation or danger, nllrd with
a dcp rallgloua awe r auprailtlon. If
ynu will thla la t lie average RuaaUn; dla
regarding tha educated and official olnaa,
and tha dlarnntPtited nlhlllata. both of
whom ronatltuta, probably, leaa than I per
vent of the population.
MroaaT t.eadorablp.
Tlie nlhlllnta may be dlregarded thay
have great Intelligence, ara profoundly dla
entlafled, have rommlttad terrible crlmea,
and linva at tlmea dlaarratiged the aoclnl
fahrloi yet after a generation of effort they
have accompli hed nothing permanent, they
hnve made no Imprraalon upon Rtiaalan In
atltutloiia of government or eoolety, and
they have at preaent leaa tnfluatioa than at
any time In many yeara pat. The amall
educated claaa of govarnmant otnolala, on
the other hand, la a faotor of the hlgheat
Importance. In the lower gradoa he U
almply a bureauorat, aumaahed In red tape,
faithful, and pulnetaklng, but devoid of
originality or Initiative. But In tho upper
grndna, tha atateamen and aoldlera of tha
hlghaet rank, the good qualltlea of tha
Ruaalan pcaaant lila peraeverance, endur
ance, olieerfulnane-aJl In a aubllmatod
form, have produd for gnnaratlona
tha very hlgheat type of leadara Oort
chakoff. IMere, Mollkoff. IgnatlefT. Tod
lelian, Rkoubeleff, Qourko, the two bro
thera Bhouvaloff, Wltla-theoe are only
a few of tho commanding a pi rite of
the laat forty yeara. At all tlmea
during the two centurlea alnoo I'eler the
Ureal a reign Riiaala haa had In her aerv
oe the kecneat dlplomata, the moat aklllful
aoldlera, the moat eminent atateamen man
of gnlua, highly educated, familiar with
the literature of other Unguagea aa well
aa their own, well Informed by atudy and
extenalve, travel of the hlatory and cuatoma
of other peiiple and all of tham believing
Implicitly In tha mUaton of Holy Kuaala.
gparloua Tcatauneot.
Aa to the purpose of the Huaalana and
what they aeek to accomplish thla la to be
learned more by a atudy of their hlatory
than of their own writings. The apurloua
"Teetament of Tatar the Ureal." although
a aomewhat cluniay forgery, la nevertheloea
a fairly accurate and truthful atatement
of Ituaala'a political ambtUona. tt waa
rt rat refnrred to In a book of which large
number were found In Napoleon'a baggage
at hloacow In ISl'i; It waa given In full In
a French imblioailou In Tarla In 1U9, and
aftorward republlahed In ISM at the out
break of the Crimean war. It accorda with
tha whole trend of what Napoleon aald
about Ruaala to hla varloua aocretariea at
Pt. Ilnlena. Quite probatkly the document
waa liiKplred by Napoleon aa a Juatlrlcatlon
for lit Invaalon of KueMa, and glvea Na
poleon'a Idraa of Ituaala'a purpose baaed on
hor hlatory during the century between
Teter the t.liet and lilmaelf; and her hla
tory during the century alnce Napoleon
hua followed the unit Una. In hla docu
ment reter la made to aay to hla descend
ants aud auccaaora ou the Ruaalan throne
that:
"The AU romerful , . . permlta ua to
liHik upon Kuasla aa called uivon to estab
lish hor rule over all Kuropo. . , . We
lock upon our Invaalon of the west and the
vaat aa a decree ofX)tvlne Providence,
which haa already onco rvgvnerated the
Roman empire by an Invaalon of 'barb
rlaiia.' The emigration of men from the
north la like the Inundation of the Nile.
which at certain eeasone enrlchea with Ita
watera the arid plains of KgypC We found
Kuasie a amall rivulet; we leave It an Im
mense river. Our successors will make It
an ocean, destined to fertilise the whole of
Europe, If they know how to guide Ita
waves."
Then follow fourteen artlclea of Instruc
tions, which rter Is made to recommend
to the "constant medltatlou" of hla succes
sor. They are In substance to dismem
ber Poland; "take all you can from
Sweden; . , . marry Russian prlncea
with German princes; . . . . ,
do all In your power to approach closely
Constantinople aud India; . . . keep up
continued wars with Turkey and lrsla;
establish dockyards In the Black sea,: ob
tain the command of thla sea, aa well aa
of the Ralilc; re-oatahllsh the ancient ootn-
roerve of the Levant, and thua advance
toward India; . . . Make Austria drive
the Turks out of Europe; . . .The result
cannot be doubtful; Russia will be pos
sessed of the whole of tho eaat and of a
great portion of Europe.
rietltUaa hat Repireaevtattve.
Thla document, flctttloua aa tt la. and la
pined by anna Frenchman, probably Napo
leon, from motives of hoatlltty to Russia.
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Mrs. alary Castell. im.vf at o.vaer
f lAae aad taive e'nreta. Saa FVa..-x
t K yara of ae. aad kas reauaeg la aiava
eavoi t-ir xxxls ena.
0 J ana x 14 VIra. Csa waa euffer
tat ob.dr frixa loauiMtlsa la rr
a-i--:ief' ajsd arma ahe baigaa regur
J yaietuaiK- traAttneat wtth I'noavi and
here ta a rexord 4 ker cwre.
June U 1 bar ltx.ati4 tae eeo il he
tie of Vrtceol aud the aia tea gve froa
ay ak'uldera ard arnta. tv 1 aaa euU
eT awre and s.t. It is !a'..-u:t far we
te raksa car right art and ow,b aay hair.
1 tkmk another NaUe wUl naM that euC
eveaa ta raa ase.
atl MART OXSTTLX-
luae hV have takea three awaitai ef
Tvk-mI ead 1 feat eaaaiecaM WM(r
inr aNal eg nay aa-a. I eavt-
auy ay-xeea lw at reeTeg le the au
roe a ttK-a.iy as wwtd that f a jrea&aw
1 aaa euue wr nu r rtxSMi aa
traev I
v-e sae
n v. c aA eul 1 aaa arM r
r irvwa im aT-ia er iae na araaoawa
1 wtU oaarfa t t. ia.e (-
hi HA UART CA5TKLX.
Ja'y M t Kaiw fast MtirIee4 tta rirth
Wu f t'rt.'aul 1 sa aaalt thai I
waa a.h ejMi4al IA aas uaae
and 1 be .1 eve 1 au gviung wail. I will
conuuue t take I' rv-oL
MR A MART CASTKIX.
July 2a. 1 have now takea are botilee of
t rtceol achl 1 twt believe I U nee t
take bbmw. 1 do net feel the raouavatlssa
at ail wow eeB4 early la tea cnetaioga.
aaea n la alight; Btteetue la Bay Aug are.
at taat gvaee away aercre aoa. 1 eu a
ua an ajue if ye baa; 1 ua ft y-ara
14. and I taiah I'rtoeaol haa 4ao wadara
" htna MART CAFTKIX.
Mra. CaaieU waa edvtsed te lake amether
b-it: te nd aer eiateut esUry et th
rbeureatuaav Ttua aha did and bora la tha
laat teller ahvwttvg the result.
Aeerust 11 have aew Rauhed ela hot-
IM wt rtlcii uhl oaa aay that I a
cm red. 1 stall he? a e4Ue aa aaad ta
aaee 1 agaua reel the rwturw of raeumatiaea.
Tr.la at the Ural tuna la thirty yeara 1 have,
ana aura.y rrea FOmb rtiemaattaaa, I
hava aaver tahea a aaedValae taat haa
d.aa aa muoa a-eatd aa I rtoaat. i
aaJaa Mirtu any theaaHaa.. It aaa ha'je4
a attMna.-h a ad acted aa a tet-Je fuc say
HAla eyeieaa. 1 ahalt alwaya teel gratagMl
as l rcaw4 car ns rnv
hi ha mart amu.
I hereby aatasnriae the Vrtceva iTmuaiI
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doea nararthnleaa repraaant tha political
faith of the educated Hnatan) and the
unednoaled Kuaala n simply followa hla
leader. Tha Ilussliui believes that auto
crat lo government la beat aulted to tha
needa of mankind and must onndurra to
their hspplnnea, Juat aa ardently and un-
QuestlimaMy aa the American bellevea In
tha eternal fltnraa of representative self
government Aa the latter la aura that
hla form of government la dcatlned to be
adopted by all nations and raree aa quickly
aa they oan be educated up to It, ao tha
former la cerlnln that tlia rula of an en
Itglitened (teapot la patterned after TMvlna
nils and la the form of government which
Ood tntenda nliaJl ultimately ha eatabllahad
over lha whnle earth; nnd lie bejtevee
that Russia la the divinely selected agent
to carry thla Into effect.
In short, It la no exaggeration to aay
that not only tho present but past gen
erations of Ttupalaiia have dreamed that It
waa the dentlny of Russia to rule tha world,
not In this oentury nor tho ne.il. but Ulti
mately; and tha rtreAm does not seem an
utterly fsnlastla when we recall that In
oaa than five centurlea Ita possessions have
Increased from 1-ftO tit 1-f of tha earth's
surfn.ro, with ottllota to the Atlantlo, tha
Partflo and tha Mediterranean all In ono
piece and Inhabited by a nearly homo
geneous race, differing In these two es
sentials an completely from the British
possraalona, which ara eren largnr In area
and mora ntimerone In population. Nor
can It Va denied that tha elements of lead
ership ara found In a race which has pro
duced such prleela aa TMaton and Poble
donoeteff; ench authors aa Tolstoi and
Turgf.nleff! attch poeta na rushkln; such
statesmen as Oortchakoff and 'W'ltte; auch
aoldlera aa Pnwitroff nnd Pkobeleff.
Pre ara of Vnlveraal Fmplre.
Thla dream of universal dominion haa
led sometime In one direction and some
times In another, merely na different moans
to a slnirlo end. First to the Rattle, then
to tho Rlark sea; toward Conatnntlnople,
and then toward India: finally to the Ra
clrto and to nnd beyond tho hordern of
China, For two centuries Constantinople
haa been longed for. almost obtained In
lO and then "notched away. For genera
tions India waa coveted, but then given
up; being now considered much less Im
portant than was thought In Nnpoleon's
tlma. The mnrketa of China have now
tnken In poptilnr eellmntlon the plnce for
merly occupied by the Alleged wealth of
tha Indus.
And aa bearing upon the question of
universal empire It must bo acknowledged
that. In apllo of corruption nsmng their
officials, tho Russians have shown a con
spicuous genius for colonlnl government.
They hnrmonlia and affiliate with subject
rncea far more than do the Kntsllsh; they
treat them na equals and not aa Inferiors;
send their women and children to live
among them and be a part of the com
munity Instead of sending only their men
to exploit the country, extract Ita wealth
and then return borne. Witness the re
sults In the Cnucnsus. In Central Asia,
even In Flnlnnd and Rolnnd. Tho Mo
hnmetftn In southeastern Europe and In
Aala la enthusiastically loynl to the white
einr. and In all the peoples nnd lands
subdued and annexed by Russia since the
time of Ivan til, there hnvo been Insur
rections In only on Roland.
Partial Rrallaatloa.
Finally, what chance have the Russians
of success In tholr ulmsT Bo far as they
dream of universal dominion, this, of
course, can never be resitted; but there
Is reason to believe that their gradual ex
pansion around tho shores of the Rlack
aea and the Caspian, and thence south
ward to the Indian ocean, will continue
for generations, bringing under their rule
tho Inferior races of Turkey, Rersla and
Arabia, to tho great and manifest advan
tage cf these races, of Russia, and of the
world at large. In the far east they hnvo
met a rude check, and It Is possible they
may find that the present contest Is the
most critical In which they have ever en
gaged. They havo shown themselves dis
tinctly Inferior to the Japanese In readl
ness and preparation for wnr; they have
aufforcd severe defeats on the water and
lost control of the son; they are separated
from their base by thousands of miles cf
a recently built and roorly equipped
railway, which may be destroyed at many
points. I'nlesa they can gain an over
whelming victory on the frontier of Corea,
they will probably be driven laek to 11 tr-
bln or to a point where the distance from
Japan's base will re-establish an equality
between the two contestants. Rut aa they
retreat they grow strongvr. and Japan,
energetic and plucky aa she Is, grows
weaker. And how will It bo a year hence,
or ten years hence, when Rusta can. If
need be, plaoo 0V soldiers In Man'
churlaT
A Bitter t oateat.
There la little doubt that the present
struggle. If other nations do not Interfere,
will be a bitter one, Should Russia gain a
really decislva victory, as ahe did over
Turkey In 173, she would seek to make
Japan a mere Russian province, filled with
splendid harbors and forming a magnificent
outpost tor the coast of the Orient. Should
Japan gain such a victory over Russia,
aha would wish to drive Russia entirely
away from the Pacific coast, establish her
self on tha malnlaud and put herself at
the head of the for eastern race. Rut
neither will be allowed to do what It
wishes. Wars are not ended In that way
te these days, but In such a way aa the
great nations think proper. In her last war.
Ruaala had Turkey at her mercy, but she
waa obliged to tear up the treaty aba had
made) at 6ava 8tefano and to submit to
auch terms aa tho non-combatant nation
aaw Bt to allow at Rerlln. And In her last
war, Japan Inflicted a signal defeat upon
China and dictated the terms of peeve In
tho treaty of Shtmouoeehl, which waa rati
fied on May . IS. But only two days
later, at the dictation of Ruaeia. Germany
and Franca, the Japanee ontperor signed
a document la which ho renounced and
gave up tho chief advantagea ho had
g-alned by that treaty. KmHaxly now; It Is
uulte certain that Japan will not become
a Ruaalan provtr.ee, nor wf.l there be any
"yellow penl under the leadership of
Japan; for no matter which skle wins.
the treaty ct peace will be made, not by
tha two combatants, but by a congrs of
all the great power, tncludtr.- ourselves
ao far havo unforeseen events earned ua
away front the traditions of Washington.
The Wrraa of that treaty wtU be such as
tho great nation thluk beet for the In
tereota of the whole world, and cot alone
of the two nations who have carried on
tho war.
lila atauawa.
Ta my aativa land." expUtna tho pundit,
"humanity la eUvtdad Into caateav Thus,
one family wUl do nothing but menial labor,
because their case prvevrtbes ea4 pro-
avrtbee their ewuinuoa. Acether family
wUl d o mraa work tr the aanie
Then." timidly aaka tha earnest yeocg
wwmaa who B pee to gather sufficient m
teraU for a club paper on eociolcgr.
supovaae tha ropka who put mortar en V
waUa hewo' to the plaster cast, S they
Jodf.
A Catlaae rertanaiaea.
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htm fjrr
VJTl. ho g jvaat hack frc a sTurope; ha"3
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bilities nt a r.iTa.a
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
State of Nebraska, office cf Auditor of
Public Accounts. IJiicola, February. 1, 1M
It Is hereby certified, that the Jlanover
Fire Insurance Co., of New York, in the
state of New York, has lomtlled with the
Insurance law of this state, applicable to
such companies, and Is iTierefore author
lied to continue the business of f.re nd
lightning insurance In this state for the
current year ending January fl, liKo. Wit
ness nK hand and the seal of the auditor
cf public accounts, the day and the year
first above written.
v CHARLES WESTON.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
JOHN L. PIERCE. Deputy.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
State of Nebraska, office of Auditor of
Public Accounts, IJncoln, February, L Un
it la hereby certified, that tho Soottteh
Union and National insurance Co., of Edin
burgh In Scotland, haa complied with the In
surance law of this slate, Lppllcable to
auch enmpanlea and la therefore authorized
to continue business of Cre and lightning
Insurance in this state for the current year
endlne January U. 1& Witness my hand
and the seal of the auditor of public ac
counts tho day and year first above written.
CIIARLEd WESTON.
Auditor of Publlo Account.
JOHN L. PIERCE. Deputy.
Total r.rnvKo a
Witness rcr hand and the seal cf the
auditor of public accounts the day and yr
orsi aoovo written.
CHART F.S WESTON.
Auditor cf Public Arcoitrta,
JOHN L PIERCF,
Deputy.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
State of Nebraska, office of Auditor of
Publlo Accounts, Lincoln. February. 1, l
It Is hereby certified, that the Insurance
Company of North America, of Phila-;
delphia. In tho state of Pennsylvania, has '
complied with the Insurance liw of this;
state, applicable to such companies, and Is i
therefore authorised to continue the tul-i
nes of fire and Itfthtnlr.g Insurance in this
uate tor the current year e.nllna; January I
51. 16. Witness my hand snd the sell:
of the auditor of public accounts, the day'
a year Lin aoove wntien
CHARLES WE9TON.
Auditor of l'ubllo Accounts.
JOHN L PIERCE, Deputy.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
State of Nebraska, office of Auditor of
Publlo Accounts. Lincoln. February. 1, 130
It is hereby certified, that the St. Paul
Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of St. Paul.
In the state of Minnesota, has complied
with the Insurance law of this state, appli
cable to such companies, and Is therefore
authorised to continue the business of fire
and llghtnlnff insurance In this state for
the current year ending- January 31. IS" 6
Witness mv hand and the seal of the audi
tor of public accounts, the day and year
first above written.
CHARLES WE6TON.
Auditor of PuMIc Accounts.
JOHN L. PIERCE. Deputy.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
State of Nebraska. Office of Auditor of Public Accounts. Lincoln. February 1.
- It Is hereby certified, that the Llverpiol and London and Globe Insursnce
Co.. of Liverpool. In EnKland. has compile J ait h the Insurance law of this state, ai-jill
cable to such companies, and Is therefore :tuthortxed to continue the bu1neee of fire
ar.d lifhtnlnjr insurance In this state fr the current year endlna; January SI. 19u6.
titnes my hand and Use seal of the autltnr of public accounts, the day and year
first above written CHARI.Kd WESTON. Auditor of Public Accounts.
JOHN L, PIERCE. Deputy.
( CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
Gtato of Nebraska, Offlca of
AUDITOR OF PUBLTC ACCOUNTS.
LINCOLN. February 1. 1S.
It la hereby certified that the MetropoJ
tan Plato Olaaa Insurance Company of New
Tork, In tho state of New York, has com
piled with tho :naurance law of thla rta e,
applicable to auch companies, and is there
fore authorised to couuuue the busi,-i-:i of
Piate Glass Insurance In this state fur the
current year endlna; January tl. Lu&.
Summary of report filed for the ear end
Ins Deoembct l" 1M:
INCOME.
Premiums .J15 to . .
All other sources ls.wi.7l '
Total
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid policy holders UH,0o.
All other payments 2yj.67l.6i
Total
ADMITTED ASSETS.
t3a.4tf.01
..r3s.ri7.io
Z,A.A.'A
Li ABILITIES.
Unpaid claims and ex
penses t t.? T
Unearned premlunia .... 1TT.S17
All other liabilities 15it3 14
Capital stock taJd up.. r.J.uC0.0i)
Burplua bevond capital
stock and other liabili
ties 1M. 440 10 m40 M
Total t n II
Witnea mr hand and the seal of the
auditor of public accounts tho day and year
first above written.
CHARLES WESTON,
Auditor of Public Aerouita,
JOlfN L P1EP.CK.
Deputy.
IN NATURE'S WAY.
1414 Clybourna Street. Milwaukee. Wu.. April 30, 1903.
Icfiaxamatiosi of th b'.aJier aAd the nteru it toreij on ct the moat dreaded disease a wos-as
can have. I bare had a sick feeling come oyer tt for oTcr fix Tear with debility and prorcaiTe
emaciation, red Lsanred too(rM and as the trouble increased an enlarged papilla, an intense thin: and
fre)uent irritation wild a voraciotis appetiw and a sinking of Lb t'.oniach. I bad nsed hsndred cf
dvv'ari worth of tieviumea for tbeeo troub'ca with out getting permanent relief vheu one of your
JJirthiay Almanacs came into or aandi. The testimocia. read like fairy tales to me. bat I Lnod
jour tattoo remedy and found' that there wj (rood reason .
why 9a tuaAT praised it and after usin 17 bottles 1 was well jSJ Jj " V p
ar.d had joined the army of your admirers. 1 have now en- fclaaw aV sT fc4shf-V ,
jcred the best of hava-Ui fcr tea boblbs and hare artery reason
to Mtie luai i am curea permanently.
P0R3ECaC8ODQI0
N ith me of Cardci to be bad tt every rirsg store it b eccecessary for any woman
to suf er as Miss Dicxirkh suficred. The cften repeated tesucooy of hundreds of thou
sands of cures! woaen establishes the fact beyond controvqsy that it Ls really unneces
sary for a xaia to suf er at all. Miss Diedrkh says the cares Wine of Cardui has
ejected seenaed lie fairy tales to hex btf cre she took Wine cf Card .a. Bat it all seecr.s
rry jojrully real to her now. She knows how this rrZd and simple remedy relieves
her sex La Nature's own way. There is CDthlng mysterious about it to her now. It is
so real and materia! that she nrfa'tenngSy oilers it to eery suferer as the bert oediciae
she can advise them to take. Wine cf Cardui regulates the menstruation and is a won
derful tonk. By reg-.lai-g the menstruation it sengthens all the female organisa
hkh is so sei tive-y connected i;h this important function.
Miss Dwairich's core shows how much Wine of Cardui wll do for a suf ering
wocan. Yoo should give it a trial. All drtgiits sell $1.00 bodes.
$h Miss Anna Diedrichdj
MJ4 ClybourneSt.
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