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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-07-05

CLEVELAND says the indications
are that the indications are favorable
for civil war, and he proposes to
nip it in the bud by ordering out
the government troops and quelling
the strikers. President Debbs, of
the Federation of Labor, says there
are 400, 900 organized laborers on
strike or ready to strike, while the
soldiers number but $4,000. Debbs
also says that the strikers have vio-
lated no laws, and will not. So
long as no laws are violated, gov
eminent soldiers have no right to
interfere with the strikers. The
best thing His Royal Fatness can do
is to ship his carcass to Hog Island.
Well bet a coon-skin that, in the
event of war, he will skip out and
leave the country to it's fate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-07-05
A STRAIGHT TICKET.

The Democrats held their state
convention at Topeka, Tuesday, and
nominated the following ticket:
For governor, David Overmeyer !;
for acknowledgement, Sidney G.
Cooke; for associate justice of the
supreme court, j. D. McCleverty /;
for secretary of state, E. j. Herring;
for encouragement, James McKins-
ley for auditor, w. E. Banks for
treasurer, Barney Lantrey for SUI
perintendent of public instruction,
Miles II. Wyckoff; for congressman.
at large, Joseph G. Lowe.
The resolutions indorse President
Cleveland's administration reaf-
firm the Chicago platform en-
dorse the Wilson bill demand
free coinage of silver at ratio of
16 to l +; favor an irrigation appro-
priation by congress favor nation
al commission to investigate the i'm
migration question declare that
separation of church and state must
be maintained favor legislation reg
ulating the relations of capital and
labor; endorse Senator John Martin;
favor pensions for deserving ex-sol-
diers call for Improvement of pub
lie roads demand the repeal of all
laws authorizing the issuance of all
bonds except for public buildings
and public works; demand a consti-
tutional convention demand resub-
mission of the prohibitory question;
oppose woman suffrage and con-
denim the Republican returning
board frauds" in Kansas in 1892, and
the disgraceful conduct of Republi-
can and Populist parties during the
legislative war of 1898.
The resolutions as originally re-
ported contained the money plank
of the Chicago platform, but after
debate of two hours the l6 to plank
reported by the minority of the COM
m;ttee was substituted.
Nathan Cree, of Wyandotte, also
made minority report in favor of
woman suffrage, but his was the on
w vote it received in the convention.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-07-05

While everybody is wondering
what will be the outcome of the
present great railroad strike and try
ing to settle upon some rational
method of making a repetition of
the present complications improba-
bic if not impossible, the suggestion
of government ownership and oper-
alton as the only efficient cure and
preventive of SUCH evils as are now
experienced is surprisingly rreva-
lent.-K ansas Farmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
Gin bausihdb.

:. Y. 5uIer uon GaHnjohdrie, u
y. inat TAB er Or. Stnss 0eEe Gnt.
reG Ing ittts tn 9auie battle uno isiuc
i5omllie ras Mliiel immer nit tti;eu
GrIols stbrdubt babe; CT motte nid|t
Obae o%alielbe leu. ". U. Tptemar,
ApuIbstcr iu Gaisiin, y. y, iasi. bos
Gr. Sings Geue Guiostuus u~usiueiist!.
bait Ole bette 9uiteumebi;iu lei; er babe
lie icli S SabTen in icintr 6am,lie &c.
brandt uEo JIG babe ntdis uerftbli, af-
Ies iu %ltiiisn. was pou ibr bebaurtsl
iperoe. @esboib nidi Gin. 10 lause be.
rdbItss 9eiimitiel setrau6en? 5reis
Srptt iaidsn in 8alier SrrS. apOtbets;
rssulare Sr6ss 80 Gts. uno 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

SIN lesten aRdrs ipnrer n Sop 10
6. e. Barter. cin promiirufsr .se''
~tuussmann upu ga gpans. Son. por
ghnteramorbas beil.ier. Ger Nahi.
clerf ieines Soteis battle snialia ein,
5faIhe uon Gbambs,.aia's Gpl.f' Ghc'
lera-uno O;arrhue. &tlaeep NIB CAB ihr
orei 9oieu. meite iha es'eihieyttn nnf
ielner Nniidt nod ieia 2sben r,iteten,
Sete 6amiiie iolts sieics @iiiel
iteis i'm 0au,e tahep. aeintr lpeiB
lpie baio ss notbia ieiu mag. Ms 10
itet nur cine 8leinisfeit mno fanu Uie
2eincu linoern mo u;eiieiht oaS Sc
ben zines a0miiienm'taliects reitsa
% nnb so Gtms SioiGeu III Ialie
Sros 9ruailpre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
Qn 6rabes HanS.

Bel perssri;ftsri altsr heIisn uupdblinlsi,sn rns
S1tnafe ben abftane sfpii1eH ms unb benz Grabe
nerfhrssu. 9lndiitsrsreiie haben ipiNenfn aitl,nes
Strebsn nne phormaseutii6e annft fH peretniet.
uHs eiu saptriafisss gi.tsI sessu bic 9lastn ees
b6beren ALTERS uno snm erias Der iapinbenosn &c.
~bersfroit an bic 3aue Su seben. Stin name in
2ofteiter's Nassubi.'ers elm p~eitrti6euhes SaIis.
mit-sl srssn araaibeit nuo cine uHindfbars Seq.
uuHs fur lo6beiaste. i6DanIide nne in Der saeion.
~paIsseens befnolite 9erioutu. Rheuniatilne Snmer.
sen. aisrsnIeioeH nno 9i6t sshOrsu su ben an han.
Fsftsu ~porfommsuoeu aItersplasen. Sic ipereeu
nil Jam parolpirt bird bas Si..trS. ptines sIsi6.
seitis Elm gorbeusuuss. unb 6siImitteI eesea nne
bel malariaartiseu 6ranibtiteu. 9pspspfis. Der,
ftcptuns uno s%iIiof.dt 1T. Gs resi hen appetii au
perbiift IN seiunoem edIai NIB erhobt bu @istr,
far ssfraft hes Gorpers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

SD babe Siuei fleiue gnisl. iuelhs
IN oiciem belBen CONNER Sabuen nnl
an Observation-Disclosures lcioen. SIT
sebe ibneH g6amberlain's Gulii. 9bo.
leras nno 9urdfaami!tel uno es ,uirfl
ipie Elm 3auter. Sd smpi.ble cs III,
aitoer nit 8aud,dm erSen. SD bate
lsiber einen idmergn Gniaa pon Slui.
fuB, nit ardmpien unb Rasrnfrdmp.
len uno TasenidmerJen. urb Gin Grit.
tel elmer 5taide furirte mit. Sumer-
baib "a Stuuoen mar ih aus BEN Weti
uuo an Der Sausarbeit. Srau @. 8.
Dungeon, Bonsoaun, Sidmnu Co.,
3enn. Gum 8erfaui IN @aifes 0rps.
9rueitcre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
Stsht oben an.

Seit Der eriten Giufabrans pOn Gtee.
trio 8itters 1T bieies Mlttel tetdno;s
belietter seiuoroen iocas es bis jest an
Der Spite aller 9onies uuo leidten ab.
fibrmittrl ftebt, er beiibt teiue berau.
lhenoe Gisenldatten. uno lit bic bette
Weoi5in sesen Wasen,, 2eber- uno Nie.
rerleioen. Gs beilt aopiidmsr,en, lin.
uerbaulibfeit, Seritcptuus. uno Der
treibt Mataria aus benz Spitem. gu.
frieotrbeit 9hrautirt, Ooer sas @elb
miro Suriidertattet. Yreis so Gents
ole 5ialbe. 81 babeui il Rnlfer Yros.
Nputbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
prcbefdus.

z. .. Gi,HwS. a.p Gaiien.
ssise.. lii au 9euraisie unO &beumo.
iismns; iein Maseu ivar ouscr CrS.
nuna. sine aebe, Dar III Deuluuhisenne,
&etie %dnseariifeu, Appsiii nobm at,
NIB sr battle ON 5ieila lnr Gilrit be.
oeutenn absrnommen. 0rsi Jiaiter
et3fiirihfs Bifftts" fieiiea i'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

ing oes eurOpdlidsn 5risbsHs isner Be.
sraaouns enibsbreE.
Sa aieI ramiia. no bsr gsHerai.
3eidstarslrr prr sinisen EaseH in @e.
sIsitans oss aaliers. rue:its, BAT ssr.
Isiss SrraHssFuas ssnoHasa. IA riaer
uatsErsn nrs NIT nem apltssn Dbes.
bnsssrmeiiiss 5a5 III e~rfid,sr. ea6 81.
ro!iftitle Sase arssRhiiti,a dig EN-,
daBttlf ganit,ss bsSsld5aci ,us,aeR salfs,
2te Sssichaa9ea 1ruatlaios 81 ails,
n~uspdrtlsen Rdhita ieisu b,e teifer
nns Der peii;lihs 5imme. .iassum fsei
usH bsm orobenoeH @siu6I.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
SufIen's Urniod.Salbe.

Yeite Salbe Der 8elt ssseu G9nitte,
GaetidunSen, @eidiuiirGn. SatSfluB,
6ieberbeulen .&in9iuurm, aufseIprunscnc
Sdnoe, Sibnerau9en unb ale Sautaus'
ibtdse. Seilt fiber Yiles. ooer ieiue
SeSabluns uerlanst. !Seiluus in alien
5dIen %garariirt. ooer @elb 5uriidtritat-
tet. 8reis rs Gents DIE Shtie. 81
baben bel @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

SOr elni8er 3eit battle ld) elnea In.
iaa bon &beumatismus. Sd g.
braudie Gbamberla,n's Stmer5ba!iam
uno iuar uoGrdnoIs turlrt. Seiloem
babe id manheu meifer 5reuube uni
aunoen seratben, oas WiIitel 81 pro.
tirsn uno IOe iprthsn lObeno barber.
Simon 9Olbbnum, San 2uis 8ep, Gal,
gum Ssrtauf in @llter 8rOs. Drug
tore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

Oie \ b bere Z 6dter du I c
SrUfefor (Su ben Sdilerinnfn, eli
ii6 iebr milo benebmen): ,Sas fam
l6 Sbnen ia9en. flint @pmnanaiten tint
mir lieber ais cine BON SbneR!"
Cine S9iiterin: oWir and, Serl
ErOfeIiorl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

@dbreno ieiuer Inueicnbeit il
Yeefstia. q. y, fauf!e !Serr s. VI,
Sc,ipcn. Elm prpminenter Jabrifant uor
Heip Yorf Gitp, cine 6laife bon CHAM,
berlaln's 9uitcnmitte.!. 81 quite 8s-
%lultate fpurocu oabur6 erSiett, eaB c,
bel ocmielbcn IpOtbsfcr nod Stpei lpei,
tere 6laiden berielben NrSuei bO!su
lieb. 8cnn Sbr Suiien ofer Grfd!'
lung babt, prObirt oi les Seilmiiiel uni
Sbr iueroct es. iuie Serr Scripsu. beinl
Seoiirfnlb elmer io!den Ir5nei Wieoe,
sebrauten. IS 1T ein Seilmittel Dor
stoBem @erib unb Yeroienl. % mn>
90 Gents Slaidea gum 8erinuf il
&alfer Bros. 0rugItore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
Il T q d. euup 8irfun9.

Mama: oDu fleiner SGmubfinf, iuie
iiebt On aus! Sfau Odd einp,al i'm
Spiegel on! lltber uuo uher beidmiert,
io9ar oas @eli6t poll 2intentIedie!"
Shnse (widt;s): nJa, mir baten
aber uud beutc S66ni6rsibeu gcblbt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
0ret @ruube.

Gin 8reoiser i'm Sh,uabenlaube iaa,
ie neuila 81 einem Yiarlfinoc: sd
babe 9ctort, Wihsl, oub Dir mein,
Ereoist am SOnntas mtt s~eiaIen bot
&as BAIT Ou oarau ausSuIsben?
,.Orole,lei. Serr Yiarrer." a%ntlporte
tie Der W,del treuber5iq; .,erlblcns
bent Sic De Sreeist s~'lsula; Slueitena
bent Sic Ole 8reolst idleadt s'lsaia
uno oritiens lidt ole Treoist gar nil
j'ttnia iuerth gtpea."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

@ir f6uuen's uibl better maten fiji,
oas boppelte @elb. 9e0ttt's @itt
Sasct Salue lit bns Bette, luaS Grfab.
ruu9 probujieren poer Gefo tnnfer
lam. @al.er Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

Seii pieieu Sab.en lit il en- ciaem
beftigen Raserisieeu. Onrd ole an-
5ruouns pcn Or. aasait aoEi0's pam.
burger 2rppisn wnroe sie,es 9eioen 10.
fort aeIinosrf.-Seeub amiteet, Gpiuns,
SGs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
&iclner Srrtbun NJ.

Der ficinc Sdrl (auS Der Seiiuug
uoslcicuoi n@dnS teio, otre auimerf-
ilmteli rrrc9ie cas- 9'pp0pOtamus.
Ntamo. ihmedi ons ebeniO ipis &flar.
III umus?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
R nIifIns.

Sieh' rnr Samuel, wie id6a iett
F1uiefsr Die 8lumen fiGo - Nufs wie
neuseboren; ons Bisden Hessn bot
Die sanSe Gaiur ueriiinai.. 6 amael,
mas ma&fe De benz auf einmnl oenn
&eseuibirm Su?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
afeine neneinh,l1,ae lssiunhh

aleine ueseiabili1te 4siunbbeiis
ringer: 9e@itts 2itile garip &iierss
beilen malariI9e Si0runaen uno resuli.
rem Naacn uno ginsemeioe, 9opfrueb
uuo Sduiuoel uerbiuosrnb. @alfcr
bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

l%lntenutniB ron 9e@itt's 9ittle
Garlp 8i,ers lit Elm uuslid. 9isie
fleinen 8t0su requiem Die 2e5er.
curiren aopitueh. gpspeplia unb idlet.
len atbem. 8~eritopfun9 unb 8iliofridt.
@alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
y o ; b q { I.

Dame: ,.Sasen Sic mai. Ser
8rofciior, uarum bat uubt Soit biz
Goa 5ulebt etidafen?"
8rOIeiior: uYanS einfad), bamit fl
ibn uorber ni6ts pot hrfinidludbeT
f0nueu!h
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

90tistOlpu. 8n.-0srr Gbas. Gem
IT., idreibt: Sd lit sebu Sabre long
OIL rcuratsii6s Sdmersen unp pcr;ut-
tie ore peri diebsriten Seilmittdl ohne
@riols. Cine ftnide 81. Satoss Ssl
bette mid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
d. Die m G.

9srr 81 elmer lebisen 9ome: .@ie
sebt's srabise Srau, mas maht Der
6err @emabt."
Dame: Dante, or befinbet iid nod
lmmcr leoin."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
. a bet 9euguie.

...2as lift oed fem s3sasniE-
bos 1T ia Elm 2tebtsbrief."
pSawoi, sEdoise 5rau = nber mebr
gelubt iueros ih in feiuem 3susn e."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

" II q 6.

2sbrer: Gin GiseuihaitspOrt il
elm @ort. lpeldes ii4 iteisern labt.
9enne mir NAL Elm giseuidaitswort
| Shulse."
ShllSe: .Sie Wobnuns."
9ebrer: ,.3alid! @arum 1T bas
Ialid. 2ebmnnn?"
9ebmann: n8Sil cine 8obunns lid
bel ben bentlseu 8erbdttniHtn sar MIDI
iteisern ldst."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
GIN 9 q naer.

n@eiBt Oh, Wamn, mir battsR leu.
tin Der SGute @eiansprlidns
so, wie innalt 0u oeun?'
Der 2elrcr logic, td iiH9e tpie Gin
Gosel."
81, ros ireut mid: iaste sr uidt
uie iUeid,er Soect?''
.Sa. tuie eiu Nate."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

Scnn lbr an 9ppilueb unb &erllpp-
Jung letocn iuclt, 10 gcbrauht nidt
9egSitt's CUTIE gnrtD Giiers. @al.
fcr Rros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13
2 dlaafertia.

Mann: u8eib. tn halt einen ridti.
gen 9idtopf!"
Jrau: ollno Der bilt Du."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

Die bernopfte 3taisfeiix.
qneIIe.
osasr: ~or. sdluars. ,Dribt D. si-
HAS Msurs?
Sdpars: .ssidt bos Gsrinalfc. gei-
ns 5iaa il feiI siniseH 7aarn uon par-.
.e Neg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

utteu Wstu <etceu Wv
alute B~erhauuuasbe.
fhweroen. Mdre g
nifbt nm d.. $terce'O
@Goldcn Medical u
covsry' mi ssPieasans
Pellets" ecmeien. q
. CLAUDE ID ftaer. ID
: faee iett tn snetns!m
!. Ofabe, oenu ntflee
, tpcute iuir eittn,
. i'd bieielbea naam.
8u6 bat bas ssDiscov-
cry" siiein &ine bon
0o6ffAsnniS unh Wnu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-07-13

6rsa ~. Or. NoMti4spss6 une Wa
SeniHwd4e, ben 6oisen etnes antane pom
eungeuentJiinbuna. geheut. Hsr tonaee
Shrs Rebiciaen niGt bod aeune erttlen:.
dc merheR bon aleu- S6nhlern 0ersan1I
4Steree ~sasantirt etne Seiir
ssss sas esD stss sssassssesss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05

ssu<5on- cszzsa = prln6ur. handed ~ ~
eppy. nepthons1 ~ - 81 - ears to
- fks poof. 81 10 TO 1ir1kneuisAsd
ounk,snns rssuzned thax pronaennes snd
fpiahsd ths fueiysl
n nsxs d. 4 onp.zss1 - Ly<ls -
iook tnto Ths 0onets 81 - whnt ~
bssn psoduosd ~ - pea q . rsady
vsisw vAf1s - ~ - cm6lA - -
~ snzprisa and 1lngpna - Grn1nnlly
hsunms smnsemrpf ~ fo9xd thaf q w.s
. very BRIGHT ond ~ shorGht sxtrsss-
gsntly ovsrdonA thonxh no< ahnolutsay
ma,ieio1A aasnn,t sppp hinnaRf. b wkirh
his shorsoozninU - slpoliststsn wsrs nm
spsxingiy rsv1svsd. sbnt Ne psrsunal
elsvsrnsss admitted with . funny pre-
tsass Of rskncsanoA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05


taken his bath and booked ~ cqynfcrt-
able a. wa suggested by his greeting:
"Ah. what bath does for onel'
Returning % the subject Of play.
making. Mr.. Howsrd zssd:
r"As I told you before. I spend the
first six months Of play-eonstructio
IN smoking and meditation During
that time make notes on anything
that. ~ my mind. possesses dramatis
possibilities. 10 took me two years %
think cut The Henrietta while the
writing of n occupied bat six months.
That I. Asoat my average division 81
time In making play. n n were but
my object n create play with a. ef-
fective plot. fcsud think ont the yarn
IA three hours The chiusss purzle
with me ~ a. maize the situations &C
the characters and develop the plot
II newer allow psy~eh. In The 'sms<-
ING ss~gr.' 90 write iinei simply
take rambling notes Even wha, that
shens h. ~ me-. l. vague. oftentsmes.
for weeks-
~Yoa have your ain nouths' work
with your'
Brsn-on Howard looked sppesiiuriy
at his bureau There was tumele II
The shings there sush q. would have
p~rpiexsd The heart Of . tidy house
wifs fsst nos The hsart Of Howard
III ere ragged slowly ever cigars.
pco<iis. hic<sers pap>r& collars. euffA
matches. snail shAn~e. paper nsney.
keys euf bsttous. telegraph blanks.
snt 81 lna~~sriSaols mixture 81 nerk-
tf~<, eirsr~tt~ hoxes sna perfuDe
botsies Aftsr much snrtfng ard p-sr-
zli.x cut Ne b-uurht . snail bIpnk 81
paper. NE .heets IN sire abort eve 81
etrhs inehsss frorn this mess. Re e.
i~cscss not usor~ than . do~en sheets.
sHrtn<. ~ Ne serotini<pa thsr, closely.
rser~. thes rspre.enss Ares haa-
4ret esxsr.r'
II ~.s AN nsaaths' work for he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05

According TO the thirteSnth report Of
the historical manuscripts commission,
the commissioners found In the collec-
ton Of Sir w. Fitzhsrbart an unusually
curious and interesting sst Of documents,
evidently the original letters Of the -
cret correspondence between the courts
Of France and England during the reign
% Charles II. The only ciphers. ~ .
rule, made uss OF were certain numbers
In the place of nAmeA The body Of each
letter see,ns to have been written in an
ordinary hand with sympathetic ink.
probably with leuon Juice, a. is sug-
gested by Coleman himself in letter Of
his printed in the state trials, which,
having once been brought to light, Ia
still legible, though oftentimes faint.
Somstimes the whole Of O letter has
been written In this hight brown ink.
Sometimes the secret writing occurs ~
q part ouly Of aletter, Of which the rest
Is written IN common black ink Upon
ordinary, harmless topics. Sometimes II
appears n fnkerlinestions throughout q
letter writtsu with common black ink.
In order TO bring out these characteris-
tics ss far = possible, these % letters
have besn cepied line by line. as in thu
originals, italics being used TO represent
the commpn black ink and the usual type
being used 70 represent those portions
which are written with the sympathetic
ink.-London Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05

p1sory. go thsy Sefussd - g N ~
rally they we're dlnsned. but n tks
szloet % 90 % ss<erel sotd1srs and mprs
Indlans wws killsd. VII Hog was pnf
~ truss snd couflnsd n - guardhoaA
1bs oabw IndisnA incl0dfAs thsar vevss
and eAildsxn. w~s cpn6nsd h . lnng.
~ 10 baaldins vht,h had Ewsvtennly
bsen sd - barrackk Upon thsdx eonr
tinnsa ssf.sal 70 90 baek pseosah1y 70
ths indian Territory ~ effort vas nands
- snbdne them BIZ starsst1oa- Tbsy
wsrs deprived of food, vs1sr ed fuA
sd caossay guspdsd Bat thsy vsrs
tpaGh. sn1 svsn sf,ss ssvsral dny4 Which
nnas ksvs hsun onss of sukEwing. vsrs
sin ohausasA II vas suppossd that
they wsrs oonpls>sly dinarsnsd. bus n
souss snannrr they hAd besn able 70 -
tain = fsw rsvolvera.
After . fsw dsys q seemingly quiet
sub1sction the vigilance of the soldiers
was n . meazurs RELAXED and ths guard
reduced 70 N IN number. euddsnly n
thu night thess were shot down. every
one u than b<ing killed outright o. die
ab,sd. The Indians then rushed cat md
heu up eold1sr Creek canyon- Ths
brAAks snd hills Of Pine Ridge wvgs
about hAlf dossu miles away. and 10
wss ths hops at tbs Indians 70 reach
them bsfoss ~ sleepins soidisrs could
ovsrtake thsm- twas . Wild race scro0
the ics and snov. Mx-y % the Indiana
were harsfootsd and lsft trnil u blood.
Encumbsred with thar women and
childrsn. they made slow progress.
Tbs garrison. sroussd by the shots that
destroyed the guards, were soon IN pur-
suit. Captain Vessel Of tho Third cav
airy was in command. They came upon
tho Indians IN . little ravins, or coolie.
about two miles north Of the fort. They
made . stand and fought brsvsly, but
were without arms. and the rifies Of the
cavalry made short work Of thesn. After
tho soldisEs bad exhausted al their ann
munition there were bat few live In
diAns. and thess were charged upon and
cut down with tho sword. Wild Hogs
tribe was entirely wiped out Not man.
woman or child was left Of the entire
band. Bat Wild Hog Wa safely locked
mp In the guardhouse at Fort Robinson,
and that Is how he comes to suryive-a
chief without tribe-St. Louis Repub-
lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05

tAss ocraaion ! had. among ny audit
or IN saginesr. by nams Mr.. Henry.
That nsn. Who, By the wsy. had htsrs-
~ abilities. plisd me with qsestionA
lb<sensd intently 10 my responses. End.
IN word. manifested IN interest In
shs topic. sn Intelligent understanding
thereof. mind 70 mind. man % man.
such - hare never Jet. In al my life
lons sssccsation With purely literary
rnen. oxpsriencsdi That wss the break
Ing Of new light IN my thought Do
you know what 10 was7
"Yes. sir; show me . man who has
eonstr~ctzve ability of . high order.
who dwells In fancy on buildings
machinery. mechanical appliances OF
al sortA and I WIN show you ono who.
through force Of circumstAnces.-pro-
vidsd always thas he have the literary
instinct--hA< slipped from the ranks of
sizNmatista, WHARF he rightly belongs.
and has entered thu field Of applied
forccs do noe believe that . literary
man csn write plays unless hs hare the
mechanical gift What do you think
! admired 81 the worlds fnfrf Ispent
iny time In Machinery hail and In he
Electrical building. From The time i
was young was largely interested in
mechanics, and am % 70 this day. II
In my idss thaa our plAywrit>rs of the
future win be composed largely Of
thoss who. under othsr oiyeumstances.
might equally well hsvs gaincd success
IA some sngineering lima OF course.
a. 80 IA requisits h that, In add
skcn 70 NJ nschsnieal trend. ths man
Asso ktsrsxy ability.
II hold that In the future thcre WIN
rrsdually riss up In the United States
Q school Of drsmntisfs. who win be "a
thnroughly devoted 20 their profession
- are tho highest grade Of profession
ais to-day. There Wa time. you
know. when 10 ono thoaght of writing
playa Cor In The endeavor thers was
pelthsr mossy NOR fame. myself. IN
nay life, have tslt that blight. When /
decided 70 enter the dramatic profes-
sion taIked The matter over with my
father. and IL Vas arranged that my
father shouid be my haclDsr: that
should receive such money as I needed
untii mypisys would prove successful
raw my notes foo al funds advanced.
For The pezs doscn ycsrs, say boldly,
did not even pay expenses, bat my
good father stuck 70 ine 20 the end.
Then beGaa 70 sss success ahead. and,
finally. TUNED . pretty sum; mean
time my fsther had died. 50 that bad
20 pay ~ ss<stc the money had Dor
rowed. with interest
Bronson Howard never speaks OF his
father bus In the tendercst shd kind
lest way, sherishing his memory a.
father. hcnefsctor and patron
Returning somewhat later. l found
Bronson Howard awaiting me. He wa
clad Ia q gray business suit; he had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05

There are few women in the Tar west.
ern districts Of America, and therefore
ths male population are bachelors Of ne
cessity. The other day ranchman
known IS Akali Ike rode mp to the open
door Of q cottage and without dismount-
ing said: How are you, Wilder Nc
Nabbl Nice weather we're havin. VIII
you be my wife, Mrs. McNabby" What
do yoa meanf' expostulsted the indig-
nant Mrs. McNabb. I'm not Q widow.
Where's JimT Alkalf Ike looked at his
watch. Lets see," he said; half past
4. The reform committee started for the
pine forest with Jim at Eve minutes TO B.
They probably gave him 10 minutes be-
fore slingin him mp TO tree bough. II
there wasn't any hitch in the programme
Jim's been hangin about eight minutes.
Wish you'd give me IN answer rs soon
a. possible, widder, for the chairman Of
the committee was goin 10 start for
here to ask you 70 be his wife - soon ss
he could put ON clean collar. Took 1t
to the tree in his pocket, and IL he didn't
lose his collar button down his back he's
Just about quarter Of mile from here
nov."--London Telegraph.