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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30
TODAY IN ST. PAUL,

METROPOLITAN-"Zorah. 2:3O and Sis
GRAND--"In Old Kentucky" 2:3O and
S:15 p. m.
Concert by Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale
and Miss Hope Payne for the Babies
home, Raudenbush hall, Sixth and st.
Peter streets, 3 p. M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30
MARTIAL LAW
TO Ri DECLARED
Civil Rule i'm the Transvaal Republic
Has but Brief Period
to Reign.
HOPE FOR PEACE SEEMS TO Be ABANDONED

Today, or Monday at the Latest, President
Kruger Will Take the Step That Almost
Invariably Precedes War, by Declaring
Martial Law in ForCe-Hints of Compli=
cations That Cause Britons Grave
Anxiety.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30

3OThe of Post at
Joha following;
returned Pretoria
he martial
be proclaimed Monday next
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30

But the Meeting With the Enthu-
siastic ST. Paul Women Who Have
EspOused the Park Project Was
Awaktng the Enthusiasm of the
Visitors.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30

Got Drunk and Held High Carnival
sci Lay Upon the Bar - Helpless
Passengers Grossly Insulted, Of
ficers Being POwerIess to Re-
strain the Intoxicated Men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30
BIG JUMP In COTTON
1T CARRIED PANIC TO DEALERS
AND CAUSED SUSPENSION OF
AN EXCHANGE
NEW ORLEANS HARDEST HIT

jured by False Figures on Cotton
Prices in LiverpOOOI-CircuIa
OF the Bogus Information Was
Observation-Disclosures as to How
1t Was Handled.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30

Continued on Fourth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30

Continued ON Second Page.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
NienSe &apitel.

Weoens Trgfen Brun banoe traplt
meb fine Sfpbolbere tiblis nate Wor=
gen par ct 8ub paa geien fra vEbe
Sirs" til Yrafesaarben efter Winna
til at TONNE us blipe Dasen Der. 6ru
Iortescue bar henoes Tante, benbes
Mobers eneite Ssiter, % bet uar en- flor
@leoe for Winna, oa bun fom for at
boiette. fig i grul9eb 5riers.
Sc t par forunberlis at bun ftulbe
beige bennc lille rollse 2anhsbp til at
DO /, noar bun bapbe ben bels 8erben
Ut beige; men Gru Gortesene pnifeoe
efter ct omfattenbe 2iu OF boiette fig
Gnslanb. os ba bun ON Barren, ueb ct
8eiss pOs 2uop MilOrso bauoe let s9be
Jirs," ipntes bun loo sOot ON bet, at
bun iaa ftrafs fsbte bet.
Gru 6orteseue bauoe en- meset fsrses
lie 9iosbiforie; fort at fortene, men
lang OF libe.
6enbes Wano os Barn bleo orabt
for benoes giOe; bun unofOm iom peb ct
Mtratel. 9erefter paaiulste en- lang
lfrattells Scat iulo Of ansitelis 8enten;
os lna om MOrsenen tom 6relien; men
De fanht benoe meo 3neboibt 9ndr o9
bleee &inosr, til bpilfen Taroen alDrig
uenote tilbase. Wtere bgo enb leuenoe,
neiten berseei baabe Sufommelle Os
6orltanb, bier bun braat til6n9e til eng
lamb; % Do bun oar BONNET fig NOT I'll
at reiie, baube bun inbtil ben 3to bun
tem iii grutdeo 6riers, rslft omfrin9
fremmebe 2anbe. pun bapbe iaaleoes
giort Minna's 8etenbtfab rolonoet
oa oct bar melt foroi benbes unae Niece
oar Ger, Os bun snifeoe at tonme til
Gruiteb Griers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
6iortenre Gapitel.
JIiben b%elpnueS.

Saleferien q forbi, os / 5rsten
3immerns Stole pare gleperne meaet
Ht'tise, % blanbt be flittisfte bar @rete.
Seubes bebfte elmer pnre Brefens, tbi
bam elffeoe BUN. men bun bar osioa me-
get flittia / be andre Sag. ielu i 6aant=
arbeibe. fioen bun ueo Trsfen Treppners
oia!p bapoe b~eieiret 8tspnoeliessrun'
benes @anffelisheb. os ienere por bun
fommet soot frem uneer en- nn, mere
taalmobi9 9ererinbe. Sanuar Maaneb
bar sauet burtist, os nan bapbe noaet
6ebruar.
Oenne Maaneb baoee Bgrnene imsbes
Jet meo flor 5panbtna. tbi j benne
Maaneo bleue be om1pttebe i Stolen;
aIe sobe eGer baarfiee Wnmertninser
taltes iammen, % ale 2nrere os 2es
rerinber msotes for at tafe ON gieperne,
ifripe 8ibnesbprb % beftemme Stab
ierne. Bsrnene fortalte @rete oft bette.
bpilfet bar sanife npt 70, benoe.
vDu bar bet 9obt, bn Tan life iomue
neb,~ fasoe be, wbo bu er ben fibfte.-
.Da leg bar bet life sobt, tbi leg fan
lite fomme bsiere op." mente Ottilte.
Ben tore Dag rpranot enbelia. 6rBz
fen 3,mmern Tom IND nieb en- lille $affe
Sefter i Saunben. Bsrnene. Matte
reiie fig os ftiIe fig up Lungs 8assen.
y&olis!" befaleoe bnn M, bet CT
enbuu life sanlfe rolist!"
Snsen rBrte fig mere.
Seq pil mn fnlbe gber frem efter
8eft'," iaaSe bun, sbuer mobtaser oo
fit 8~ionesbpro os fin Btabs, flyer Tat
os fetter fig paa 8laoien. Taarer bill
iea life ie, ben, Der rober ntilfrebsbeb
meb fin nDe 8labs. faar en- Gnmarfs
MING til at beapnbe BET nefte Gar meb.~
Nu tos Sr0fsnen bet feriie file 6efte
FIRE n os raabte: yNnna 0eaoorfI" Dena
traabte frem, elao rpomeuoe, mOOtoa
fit 0elte, taffebe, neleoe p9 iatte fig
suerif..
s lie Sturm par ben anben, berpaa
s rhine Braun, % hpem ffuloe hnoe
tentt bet, ben fierbe bar @rete &eins
walp. gun turbe life tro fine esae 0ren,
men DO benoes Ri50 pa eoe bsnbe irem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
Sc unges Mfoeiin9
2pS5Inpme xanfer
tWf SaraIb Sdmtbt).

Run ct os Tan mob Spnb os Gsben parse:
Den Gro, iom lptter gjerse.
Yoa Snrfen Der bu maa boo belt big penbe
til benz, Iom bu / Simlen fan 9ientienbe.
Nrem mob ct Wanl ri ale ftpnbfomt lie
ben uaa'r bet 81 Tom belft paa Tier pil buile.
@aa bort fra ben, iom nil fra Sub big bragg
bin Bpm for BAN bog bliue maa tiIbose.
Spis for Menneftefrpst bu Sinbet beparer,
bu nil unS9au en- al be perfe Snarer.
Gro ei forbi en- Sing fan paste big ii9r,
OF itror bet er tilpas for aIe o9 enbper.
Sen. lom Osenets 9ip u~bilutter,
Gpiebebens Dor oplufter.
@Iatte Orb % leie Salemaaber
tun til SeiIereb raaber-
@nbsirpet. men me6 barnliet Sinb,
trGneer bpbef bog i 6iertet inb.
Gao er Dor QIabs Der / 2ipet: 81 maa
IieeIom itaoi9 paa Sorpot itaa.
Gen Eolbers OSmpobsb buert &ier'e 9leber
men mon ri ielu ben famine Sci betr9ber?
Den, Tom finn poo lit eoet oltib tenfer,
berer paa be tun9efte Q9nfer.
8i reif. 10 ole til EN- Gpiebebs= Rlabs
pel ben, Iom fit al 8otberre fit Tas.
Gon, @runbtone ifal aiennem Qipet bet tlinse
@f Noabe 9It, = nj Sntet fan fremtpin9e.
Selp / MSrte fan bu oanbre trpet,
noar Samuitti9 beben ej bar Srpet.
Spor bolt pel Greet bprer enb fit g~labeban9,
til sSorben MAJ bet fulbe bog en9ane.
gebre sr bog Satti9bom meb 9@re,
enb meb Stam paa &i9bomsfat at bore.
8eb esne Rr9fter ipufer nj tilbn9e,
peb Serrens Saonb ri freibist frem fan bragg
Ger os at pore, Sub, / Groens Stprte,
iaa nj fan baslis mere tro big bprte!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
Trefen 8runs Misiionsfuru.
On Nortauins af 9Rrs. s. CHARLES.
Operiat af Wf. {.
(Sortiat.)

NO|II
$50 ies tror 6ru 6ortescue er meset
rig, gottep, benbes 8erelSer bore ele.
CANT ~ubftprebe, Oe bet 5tpffe 8fOnbe,
bun bauoe pua fit Sooeb, oar pero
mango Bense. Bet peb jeq. tbi 9ante
Benefope -harbe ct re9et file etnffe Of
famine Gloss, us bet foiteoe tppe Gunner,
os teaameutereoe bet til en- 9atter Of en-
Sen, inen fom bun iasoe, at iea ulIhe
albris BRUCE bet; Os pirfelis." tilfsiebe
Srsfen 8run, yiea flnoe alhris brinse
mia ielu til at BRUCE en- iaabon fofbar
9inaeft q q Der er iaa mesenNsbi @er-
ben men, bent MI MIN &c. 8attep, lao
fiben ifal jes fOrtalk big BET belle"
Gaa bleo Geen braat IND Oa 8rboet
rite. oper ben Hare $40; ps meoens
Ssrsfen 8run brat I'm fsrfte Sop Sc.
f~ortalte bum ben %fOrunorenoe Battep
gnfeltbeberne peo 8eipset til Ehe 5irs~
fem bun life fslte fig ltanp til at be-
boloe lansere til fig lelu.
,0et ipnes uirteli9 iom ct Mirafel,
Srsfen Same, bemerteoe Batter, ioet
bun laa bpjtibelist paa &urpen, iom
tob paa fin uante Btaos / 0iSrnet al
Siuen. nDet ipne8 uirfelis iom ct Wfi'
rafel at finbe en- iaubon Gen for Snrpen.
netop iom ri bar nelten muolss,-maalfe
bun pilbe ipnes ON Buoen.'
Seq er bunse for at bum lite oil.
8cttep," iasbe Nrsten Btnn, Oa rpiteoe
tpiplenbe paa Supebei. IS benoss eles
aante 8erelier neb be rise 6lslels Sars
biner os imufte ele9onte Nsbler ptloe
min faiiise 8nbe tase fig mese' baarlist
nb.~
.@aa er ies pis paa of ri faar aloris
noaet Tom er pent NOT til of ienoe Der,
uuotooeu bun uilbe pere penlis NOT til
at fortene % buao bun uiloe maafte lite
mite at lenoe bente @rpbebOlbere.A
Srsfen Brun tunoe fife laSe pere u'eo
at 5mile naar bun tenfte paa ben FINE
aritofrattlt Sru TOrteseue, men ioei
bun laa at benbes trofate Bise bespnote
at ie Iaa mOolss no OUer ben ttlipnela=
benbe &insbeO Of Suroens SuObOl',
ftpnote nun fig at iise OF @rpOebolrert
funbe bruses uIe Stsoer. vOs FRI
esortescue funoe enon9 tomme / 3anfeI
ON OF fsbe Buben, for at 9tue ben I'll
noaen iom en- Sulsgnpe;. lua Der e'
maoife beore uolieter emo ri peb aui9e-
bel; % MI 8attep trOr jes at On bar RI
iiet 8rso nof, jes er alt for Oprorf II
at ipiie."
guttep iom enbnu fob puu &n@ IOrdr
ben Hare Slp, uentenoe for ganOteolel
til at foge for at fploe 9efunoen tiger
penote fig ON Os ipnrste Ombpaselisl
n6uao oil De Dnife at lplle.ttl @lfsns
Nrgten? 9e trenser mere enb Srsoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
BET. Man burbe uloris beige JOlf. iOm
eie faaoanne nrrise Dpr.-

BET. @an burbe uloris beige JOlf, ION
eie f%aaoanne nrrise Dpr."
Slab git @rete neb til 5rsfen Grepp.
ner, os benne bar 5eler life mere fac
beorsuet os sl9be5e fig Doer Samtnlen
meo @rete, iom arbeioeoe flittist. tbi
bun maatte 10 inbbente bet for1smte.
9un Tom M brel often, os Do Sule.
aften fom, os 6amilien &einmalb pnr
iamlet ON Suletreet, loo ben imntfe
Rrape poa Suleboroet til Moberens
% I'll @retes fore @lahe; bet O bet
fsrfte Nrbeibe, @rete bapbe laoet.
r6pao stuer ou nu 6rsten Greppner
Sulegape?" ipurste 5aberen.
@rete iau %forbouiet paa ban: I'll
benoe bar ies insen Ttng!"
sSnseu 1lns til ben taalmopise 9a
rerinoe. iom meb laa for Image bar
lert big bet bergmte &eoempnfter, ION
bar biulpet big meb oenne Rrape, %
lom bar ienot lin beblte Yen i Dsoep
for bin Stplo? Snsen Eins?"
Crete blep sanife Hou ueo 5aberens
Spgr9smdal. men baaoe Mooeren %
6aoeren gap fig til at le puer benbea
betutteoe Nnfst.
paa ct Sioeborb FOB ct imuft 5nsle.
bur meO to npoelise 8anarieIuele, ION
6aoeren bite @rete o9 iasoe: rSe. Del
bar ies iSluoe at forare 5rsten 9repp=
uer, iaa bOloer ies 10 mere af benOe,
END bu sBr."
@retes @leoe par flor; at ben snmle,
enlomme 6rsftn ifnloe bape npset le,
penoe ON fig, ipntes bun bar ben bebfe
grtatnlns for ben table 0notins.
Sober raabte bun, vbrinser bu
benz life neb til beuoe / MItsn, bun er
iaa dlene oenHe beni9e Nften."
rMaalte oil piloe beisrse bet Ipr
mis?"
Oct uilbe @rete peQere eno serne, %
bun bar forfstis bet foitbare BUR neb
40 Trappen. 6orelbrene bBrte bennes
glade S'emme nebe bos ben gamle GrS~
Ten, men bun fom mart op isen til fl
Suletre os fine @aoer. 6rsfen 9repp=
ner baooe pRret meeet rsrt oe tafnemme,
Zig.
rOe tent" fortiatte @rete, bun er
lite alene, iom jes par banse for, men
bun bar en- Beninbe bos fig, iom fpr
fom meset bos benbe, men iaa oore be
bleune nuenner ouer Woap, tom osfaa
en- @ans bar biot benoe. men i often
5ape be fluttet 8enlfab isen os brittle
glade o9 fornsjebe &c iammen.1
Oct sleber mig iusbe Woberen.
s5reb paa Serb % Rennefene en- Bel
~beboseliabeo, fang Gnalene i ben heliae
Rat; iaaleoes ffal Def Osiaa bore
9iemmene, buSr bet ftanr ret til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26

0e talte ON naar be bapoe 9eres 81
tiblis."
vJes er lite fulton, 8attep, men iea
sr slao for en- &op sc netop MI; @rsoen
fun fOmme basefter."
Sab mig fOse benz ct friif @s met
libt, GrBfen Same; be bar baft en- lang
Cur i Gftermioous os De pil fsle bet
Moraen."
s9gg folter iaa meqet nh 8attep; lee
IGNITE jes piloe life BRUCE Here inoer
Sui Os ba bliper be liot b%ilisere."
som % flyer, men jes bar ire isen,
us be b4ioer life ~friifere ueo at bebOloe
Dem, iua be fan liseiaauel ipiie ct / Ifs
ten, Jrsfen Same. Seq trpr be tran:
ger bet mere i often END be maaife pilot
en- unoen Gang"
Sna tilfibit gap Srgfen 8run efter.
9un lao meset bleg og trGt no, ioei
Rsomen bapbe forlabt benbeS &inoer o9
bun lenneoe fig nat tilbase i fin samle
2enneitol. 8uttep baube ret / at bun
trenste noset mere fraft:s END @rsben.
9erlom Der bapoe peret Wibler til Of
fsbe bet funbe bun eUot tr9n9e til al
faa en- GOD fraftis Suppe eaer en- fest
!0sne; men Der q life &go Suiet O9
|aitep eiorbe bet bebfe bun funoe uns
Der Omfenoigbeoerne
Som iaa mart bu er f9rpig meo bin
&C." in9oe 6rsfen Brun ioet Sattep tos
&opperne oef.
vSeg bill 9erne bape big til at bielpe
mig mer at flippe no De SfObOlbere
often"
IS Nften," iusoe Sattep G%rbgbisft.
Seq bapbe tanft at sBre f9rbi9 en- al
oisIe Nntbuer / Nften, 6rsfen Same, be
trenser en- til Spnoa9."
vSn, Yattep, bet oeb leg, o9 bet er
meset betentiomt af big at BUTTE paa bet;
men &urpen fommer altio fBrit, os ri
fan life ipilbe no9en Gto nu, for buis
5ru Sortescue pilOe bore laa penlis at
Ienoe % en- 8eittGiuo, ituloe ri uarc
farbis til at fette ale andre Cling tiliioe
for bet. Ds nh bar ies ale Moterials
erue os bet er beOft at faa Dem ferbis
frafs. On faar life Glib / Woraen,
PED bu 8atten, Os les tan life paatase
mig at gre bet alene, fOroi mine 9jne
er iaa baarlss."
Deriom ri life pibfte Omfanbisbes
berne os buob be itulbe bore til funbe
ri neften blipe frirtet til at imils 40
beres Soer, icet baaoe Maomooer os
3~jen.iepise ienere paa Gftenen brns'e
al beres Opfinbiumbeo til at faa iaa
mango Sfoboloere iom mnlt9 no at bet
@st9e bnobe De penhte ep os neb psa
9siet os tilfioit fit De i9o 5toboto ere
nbaf bet. Sen fibfte blep iammenint
al Smnahpffer, men be b1ep iaa pent
iammeniat unber BaanOet, at bet life
bites; os Iasbe Nrbeioet ~tilrrtte / fin
lille Spfuru off Jrsfen Brun til SO,
efter en- a~lminoel,s trapl Dag, ffuenbe
meo lafnemmelisbeb poa 9errens Cob
beb / at sipe henbe en- iaaban Sen. iom
bun bopbe funoet / SUI 5ortescu til at
bielpe benbe / benne Gag bun elifeoe,
% meb en- 9atfebsn til ben sooe 9prbe,
lumreoe bun inb.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
NEW JERSEY NEGRO COLONY.
A Scheme to Establish One ., O.k Grove
Assuming Ferm-An Up-to-D.ts
Town VIII ne built.

NEw York. July IA scheme TO
establish aNegro colony at Oak Grove,
near Pennington, n. j., is assuming
form. The farm Of former sheriff w.
Howard Lake has been selected as the
site, Maps have been prepared on a
large scale by competent engineers
providing for every need VI thor
oughly up to date town.
These plans contemplate n big shoe
factory on the cooperative plan and
the running of branch Of the Lehigh
Valley railroad into the town. Part
OF large grove has been set aside
as a camp meeting ground. A large
number OF the best known col.
ored people OF the state, ipclud-
Ing many preachers and a colored
Bishop, have Investigated the project
and given substantial aid A tract OF
land has been given, IL is said, to
Henry c smith. of the Christian Ma
iional Industrial and Mutual Order of
New York. for an industrial school,
and steps are 10 be taken at once for
the erection of building.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
BIG ESTATE ALMOST GONE.
The lawyers Fees and the Court Costs
Amounted to Nearly Two MIL
lion DolIArA

BUFFALO n. y, July ia-It became
known through papers filed in the SUI
preme court here Friday that OF the
estate of Roswell S. Burrows. who
died is years ago, but 500, Oot remains
The property at the time of Mrs Bur-
rows death was worth o., 700. 900 and
has not since deprecated in value. but
has passed into the hands OF the law
yers who have been suing the
estate on behalf of clients who
claimed that Burrows owed
them money on loans. None of the
suits have been decided. but costs and
lawyers fees have eaten up over ST.
900. 900 of the estate This fact came
10 light Friday when the referee APP
pointed in one of these cases filed his
report which alleges that the money is
practically all gone, aud also that a
son OF Burrows has drawn $50, 900 more
than his share of his fathers prop
erty,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
HIS BATH NOT A SUCCESS
Beine O. . Harry ne Fsrsot 90
Take on mis- Under-
clothes.

I. seems her husband had been out very
late celebrating, and a. he came home in the
rose flush Of the morning he thought IL
would be a capital idea 10 take a bath be.
fore getting into bed. First OF all and most
important Il would contradict any wrong
impression a. TO his condition, a. his wife
sometimes had wrong impressions when he
had been out late at night. Women are 40
suspicious.
SO he went boldly to the bathroom and
was soon splashing around a. gayly as a
canary. In fact, he created such an un.
usual commotion that his wife woke up
and went to see what was the matter.
Suddenly he saw her gazing through the
door with look 80 cold and contempt.
uous that II struck a chill TO his very
heart. But he made a dive for the soap
md went on industriously with his ablu.
tons.
What are you doing there. Petsrf" she
lsked him.
lie made the effort Of hi, life TO appear
debonair and perfectly sober.
"Can't you see what am doing, my deari'
he answered, with another prodgous splash
I'm taking a bath"
Don't you think Il would be a good idea
Tor you TO take oil your underclothesY che
asked him, with a frozen reflection, as she
passed out Of sight.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
Urixer.itx Of Notre Dame.

We call attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement Of Notre Dame University,
Notre Dame, Indiana, one Of the great edu-
eational institutions OF the West, which APP
pears in another column Of this paper.
Those of our readers who may have occa-
sion to look up college for their sons during
the coming year would do well to correspond
with the President who will send them q
catalogue free OF charge, as well as all par
ticulars regarding terms, courses Of studies,
etc.
There is thorough preparatory school
in connection with the University in which
students Of all grades will have every oppor-
tunity Of preparing themselves for higher
studies. The Commercial Course intended
for young men preparing for business may
be finished in one or two years according TO
the ability Of the student. st. Edward
hail, for boys under thirteen, is an unique
department OF the institution. The higher
courses are thorough in every respect and
students will find every opportunity Of per
fecting themselves in any line of work they
may choose TO select. Thoroughness in
classwork, exactness in the care OF students,
and devotion to the best interests of all, are
the distinguishing characteristics Of Notre
Dame University.
Fity-ive years Of active work in the
cause OF education have made this institu'
ton famous all over the country.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
GERMAN FLAG TORN DOWN.
II Wa. Ho,.ted over . HONOLULU Hotel
Juiy t-Ds.troyed by American Sol
diers-Troubie May Arise.

Honolulu, July Z, via Victoria, nc,
July Is There was a flag incident
here on the Fourth Of July which
promises TO be made an international
episode. Carl Klemme, the proprietor
OF the Orpheum hotel, gaily decorated
his building In American colors, hoist.
ed the American flag over II and un.
der the American flag the German flag.
Later friend OF his wanted TO use an
American flag, and Klemme good ma.
turedly loaned him his, leaving the
German dag floating alone from the
flag stan.
Klemme TO haul II down. There had
been III will between the two men be.
fore, and Rlemme refused TO take or.
derS from his enemy. West thcreupon
gathered lot OF soldiers from
the transport Sherman and
showed them the German flag
floating on the 9Th Of July in
American territory. The soldiers al
once proceeded to the roof, tore down
the German flag and destroyed 1t, and
put into its place some red, white and
blue bunting torn from the other deco
rations OF the build ngS West was
Friday hned 500 in the police court
for malicious mischief and the German
consul general will make n report OF
the matter TO his government
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HIS LITTLE BUNDLE.
n wssB't Much IN Size bat the vsius
OF n Astonishcd the Hotel
Clerk.

A quiet.lockine, smooth shaver man, with
a straw hat pushed back from his forehead,
registered from an adjoining parish at the
Grunewald one evening and laid a package
on the counter. The package was about
the size Of an unabridged dictionary and
was wrapped up in an old newspaper that
bore the stains Of travel. II was tied with
a piece Of white cotton string II wish you
would take care Of this little bundle for me
overnight said the stranger. "All right,
sir," replied the cleEk, and, reaching for the
receipt book, proceeded TO Gil out blank.
whats the value" he asked, mechanical
ly. "Sixty.iive thousand dollars" an.
swered the smoothshaven man in an off
handed tone. What" gasped the clerk,
his pen averted in midair and his eyes as
round as cart wheels. Sixty five thousand"
repeated the guest "and, by the way, /
guess III Just seal up that wrapping. 1t
seems about TO fall off,"
He opened the paper and disclosed rect
angular block Of $40 bills, packed as tight as
sardines. Theye were nearly all well worn,
but nevertheless the grimy mass looked
strongly tempting. Its tremendous poten.
TALLY drove a spur into the Imagination Of
the dullest chap in the corridor, and every
body began to tell what he would do il he
were rich. Meanwhile the smoothshaven
man readjusted the cover, secured il with
wax, pocketed his receipt and walked off.
He was a country banker bringing deposit
20 his local correspondent.-N. U. Times
Democrat.
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A stnriIinE AnnMrr.

A latin professor was explaining the der.
walton Of our word "ostracise" TO bis class
in local academy the other day. He told
he story Of the early Roman republics and
he scheming Of the politicians Of the
times. lie related how, when any man in
the republic became obnoxious TO his neigh.
bors, they used TO write his name on an
oyster sheh (LAtin-ostreum, she'll, and on
the receipt Of a specified number by the
sonsuls that man was banished, killed or
otherwise removed in some one Of those
pleasant ways the old Romans had. When
he had finished his explanation he said:
Now, the boy here in the front seat,
what did we derive from the old Latin use
81 the she'll which was called ostreum!"
The answer he expected was far from
what be got. for the little student with
pec,acles in the front seat arose and de
liyered himself thus:
From the Roman habit OF using shells
TO get the best Of people we derive the
present Coney Island shell game, which is
: fascinating and costly sport.
Times
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FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Cheetaw Indian Authorities Who Refused
TO Recognise . Federal JudEs's writ
of Hsbsss Corpa. In TroubIe.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-It is said at
the department of justice that II the
Choctaw Indian authorities refused TO
recognize a writ OF habeas corpus
regularly issued by judge OF the fed
eral court in the case OF the Indian
walla Tonka, who was executed in the
Indian Territory Thursday, the judge
has the right to punish the offenders
for contempt Of court The depart
ment Of justice however has no juris-
diction in the matter rs IL now stands
and whether the federal Judge will
prosecute the Indians for contempt is
a matter clearly within his discretion.
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Recognized M. own Tabiecio,h.

The head OF one Of the largest dry goods
houses in Chicago noticed one day recently
in passing through his linen department a
particularly beautiful table cloth. lie
stopped 10 admire the texture OF the linen
and remarked TO the clerk in charge Of the
counter that the cloth seemed TO him the
handsomest they had ever had in stock
Next day he noticed that the beautiful
cloth was not in the show case and was
told by the clerk that it had been sold. On
the evening Of the same day he dined at
the house Of friend, who il prominent in
social affairs. Passing through the linen
department on the third morning he saw
the splendid tablecloth again hanging in
the show case. Il thought that cloth VAS
soh," he said 10 the clerk. "It was, sir.
but i was returned this morning a. rot
satisfactory" II am surprised at that. -
last night and heard no fau found with II. T"
Detroit Free Press.