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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-09

Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of B. S. Mann who was in Ard
more last fall will confer a favor
by addressing r. l.. MANN,
Ardmore. |. t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-09

The best Of everything in the
confectionery at Julius kahn's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-09

Frapine, the most delicious, at
Julius kahns parlor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-09

Ice cream, fine very fine, at
Julius Kahn's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-09
A Dainty Breakfast
T. B. CATHEY

does much toward making the day
a pleasant one. Delicious fruits,
palatable breakfast foods and fine
coffee you can always procure of
US, and can be sure our goods are
just what we represent them. Our
stock of fancy and staple groceries
is second to none.
NJ. T. FELKER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-09

Choice lots in Ardmore at bar
gain. Enquire at ARDMoREITE of
fee. Aft
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

local theorists as to the permanency Of
the assure veins of that region, the ma
lorlty OF the argument being adverse to
their continuance below 1000 feet. But
j. H. STANDBY, then and for years af-
terWard, owner and manager of the
mine, kept on sinking, and as no disas-
trous distractions to the vein appeared,
the mists of doubt gradually disappeared
from the minds of most of his fellow
works, though few obstinates continued
to maintain their original position. 1t
has been found by this experiment that
there is no greater degree of heat at q 200
feet than was experienced at 1000 feet;
that there was no visible change in the
strength of the vein matter; that the av-
erase value of the mineral extracted was
the same. and that the volume of water
was not increased. Though unconfessed,
1T may be stated as an unquestionable
fact that the workings on the California
mine have established more precedents
for the guidance of true assure miners
than any other thus far undertaken. The
great Revenue tunnel at Mount Snet-
fies, Ouray county, is another valuable IL
lustration.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

len. condemned to be hanged on the
following Thursday. The picture in
cluded sketch of the Jail and of the
gallows. The Inter Mountain didn't
do a thing to this product of the
Standards department of illustration.
1t tackled the Standards picture to
tracing paper and plagiarzed the cut
by crude methods. On the afternoon
of Thursday, Sept. IA, the chalk plate
monstrosity, faithfully reproduced
from the Inter Mountain on this page
of this mornings Standard, was the
result. II will be observed that Allen
in the Standards accurate picture of
him. is a pretty good looking fellow:
while in the Inter Mountains stolen
picture he looks several shades out of
sorts. The reader is reminded, how
ever that the blame for this is not to
be laid exclusively on the Granite
street chalk artist. On the contrary,
Allen alive and hearty and blithe when
the Standard presented him, was sew
eral hours a dead man at the sine
when he went to press in the Inter
Mountain. So that, naturally, he
couldn't be expected to look as pleas
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

Not in a long time has the high
art end of the Butte Inter Mountain
hit the high-art places so hard as in
the renaissance remarks that graced
last night its editorial page. The com
ment referred to was a genial sample
of esthetics, picturesque as Ruskin,
deft as is the work of Schatzlein's
highest-salaried sign painter The
Inter Mountains theme was the
Standards department of illustration.
Coming to the detail CHATS an art
world the Inter Mountain dwelt at
length on the merit of fidelity in por-
traiture and on the relative aptness Of
this or that artist in imitation. On
the score of imitation the Standard
sits at the feet of the Granite-street
publication. For the sake of illustra-
ton, the Standard gives large space
to the pictures produced on this
page-and that isn't another story It
came about in this way: On the morn
ing of Tuesday, Sept. -, the Standard
printed a picture which embraced por-
traits of Sheriff Davidson of Lewis and
Clarke county and of Joseph H. AL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
BUTTE BRIEFS.

Miss Cleo Bertsch of Anaconda visit
ed Butte friends yesterday.
A girl baby was born yesterday to
the wife of Henry Schweinfest of GAS
Dakota street
A complaint was filed in Justice Mich
ols court yesterday against James
Heating, an incorrigible boy.
Alvin Womack and Eva Young of
Fony were united in marriage last
evening by Rev. j. e. Noftsinger.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
DAY to Alvin WOmack and Eva Young
OF Pony and to Michael Harrington and
Nellie Sullivan of Butte.
Deputy Sheriff Dennis ONein left last
evening for Helena to bring w L. Ep-
plnSer, VINO Is wanted here for grand
larceny for the theft of Lieut.. Alex
LASTS typewriter Eppinger was ar
rested at Helena Monday evening.
Some of the athletic sports of the
city are urging d. A. Mcmillan to go
against Jack O'Neill of Kalispell or
the Turk. They seem to think that
either of these wrestlers would make
it interesting for the champion mixed
wrestler of the world.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
ANOTHER MANS NAME.
For the Assumption of 1t Jack Tonkin
Gets Into Serious Trouble.

One Jack Tonkin worked a very smooth
game on the M j. Connel company by
which he procured about $50 worth of
merchandise and now warrant is out
for his arrest. Tonkin went to the Con-
nell store Monday and represented that
he was working at the West Colusa mine
and asked for permission to assign his
time and get some goods He went
through the form and got goods to the
amount of Ss0,25 Yesterday he went back
and asked for the balance of his check in
money and Mr.. Braddick, the credit man.
concluded ii would be a good plan to
make little investigation. He told Ton
kin he had no doubt he was all right, but
as a matter of business he would 90 with
him to the mine and make sure. Tonkin
very willingly accompanied Mr.. Braddick
to the mine, where the men were being
paid off. There was crowd around the
office and they could not get up to the
window for some time. Presently Mr.
Braddick missed his man and found he
had skipped for the hills On making in
quiry he learned Tonl1in had assigned an
other mans time. A warrant for Ton
kin's arrest for grand larceny was issued
by Justice Nichols.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

ant and as well Thursday evening as
he locked Wednesday morning. That's
art; Inter Mountain art or, if you
please, Inter Mountain imitation.
The audience will also observe that the
sketch of the Jail, in the lower left
hand corner of the Standards picture,
is missing in the Inter Mountains
copy probably the Jail broke off
while the chalk thing was on its
way to the press room. Of course.
the theft of a contemporaries pictures
is a scrubby bit of business for any
newspaper to engage in. However, the
Standard, for this occasion, is ready
and willing to accept this limitation"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

as a higher compliment to it's Illus
tration department even than columns
Of comment on it's Granite-street
neighbours page could be. And, with
al, it's a good guess that the directors
of the Metropolitan museum would
vote that the Inter Mountains chalk
talk copy of the Standards picture,
rocky as it is, would nevertheless rank
as better stuff than the boiler-plate
monstrosities, alleged to be pictures,
which, foolishlyl as the Standard
thinks, the Inter Mountain buys by the
square foot, saws up and scatters over
it's good white print paper on occa-
sions too frequent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
Timber Fell ON Him.

NJ. S. Murphy had a very narrow escape
from serious, if not fatal injuries in an
accident in the shaft of the Diamond mine
yesterday morning. He was working in
the shaft, when a timber fell from above,
striking him on the head. Fortunately for
him. the blow was a glancing one and
only caused a scalp wound, which is not
serious, but it was a terribly close call to
having his brains knocked out or be-
ing knocked into the shaft.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
Some Staggering Computation.

A well-known astronomer calculates
that if an express train running 60
miles an hour, day and night, without
stopping, kept it up for $50 years 1t
would just about complete the diameter
of the circle made by the earth in its
yearly journey around the sun. Now
let this immense circle be represented
by lady's finger ring, and, taking that
as the standard of measurement, the
nearest fixed star would be a mile dis
tant and the farthest visible through
the telescope at least 20 miles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
A Deep Colorado Mine.

From the Denver Mining Record
The California mine on Quartz hill, Gill
pin county. whose surface improvements
We're destroyed by fire yesterday. is de-
veloped by the deepest shaft in Colorado
=, $50 feet. In the course of its history
1t has solved many a geological problem
for contemporaneous miners, besides be-
ing a source of material enlightenment to
the so-caled scientists of the earlier
schools. Many years ago it became
question of widespread discussion among
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

and started to take him home. They had
not gone far when the fellow turned on
him and in the scramble Cannon had his
hand terribly bitten. When he applied at
the Sisters hospital yesterday to have the
hand dressed it was found to be in very
bad condition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

Alvin Womack and Eva Young of
Fohy were united in marriage last
evening by Rev. j. e. Noftsinger.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
One-fifth off any trunk or valise, to-
day only, at Cans & Kleins.
TWO Deeds Filed.

By deed filed yesterday in the Office
Of the county clerk and recorder Evaline
and George Woody conveyed to Ray A.
and Rena NJ Cobban lot 4, block 5, Stew
ems addition. in consideration of s2745.
The First National bank decided lot l in
block of the same addition to the Cob
ban-Casey-Day company for 5000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
Returned Evil for Good.

The next time James J. Cannon thinks
of taking a drunken man home he won't
do 1t. Night before last a friend of Can
mons got drunk, and. thinking to do him
kindness, Cannon took him by the arm
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
UNDER THREE TONS.
A. A. Worthington Badly Injured in a
Fall of Earth.

A. A. Worthington was seriously in
jured in the Stewart mine yesterday about
IL o'clock. He was working on the first
floor on the 500 level and fall of about
three tons of ground came down from the
hanging wall on top of him. He was re-
moved to the emergency hospital. where
it was found he had two ribs broken and
was otherwise badly hurt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08

Boys Irish frieze listers at half
price to-day at Cans & Kleins; $3.50
ulster for S2.25
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-29

ion trot unttr Bic Mafftn. Dis ofrifu<
anifHe GDneognie mlbte iid iiber9ts
Sen. Heim Qlppeu fehlltn iitbenun5s
breiHiq Monn, iptldr iib in bie benatbz
burfen 9iifhe stfIiihftt hatttn unb
fih erjt. no1ben, sehn Bpm linen sefdls
len fporen, iiberaaben.
Garinin, beHen tneraiihes Gins
fdbreiten ben Mufitanb i'm aeirne un<
terbriidt bate, tpurbe allnl 6eeonbe~
Qitntenant bef1rbert nnb nnd) eifsela
anberen Battalion Derfebt.
Die Dffi3iersepauletten aierten rim
feline 91ultern, bic Sranisz 5hdrpe
iranb Iih I'M, leinen fdharden H1rper
unr 5ierlihe Snube bitten feirs iIei~
nsn lnoblgeformten sSiiRe Elm. Die
iibrigen 9ffi3iere adben ian bic panb
unr ipiinfhten tbn aliidllde Neiie.
Gin Diener nahte iih nit einenl Sat-
telpferD unb Garibin nnuhts iitb luf
zen Meg, Garinn, lpelA ihin prraus<
asrei5t mar, ein3uholen. iirn bann bic
Reile naA Meltspreben. ieinera neuen
Wirtunesfreis, seme;ifhastlicb nit
ibr Au MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-29
3. 6 pite.
Die Braunen unb bic Sdiporaen.

Ore Srdunen unD DIE S0lDaroen.
Saribin mar nibt lGnser Elm 8uli,
elm blobes menihli1es 2aittbier. @r
bate gelernt au benfen, gu beobahttn
unb 3u pergleiden, unb Die Renrtniife,
bic er iid i'm Oienfte ertporben bate,
trieben i'm an, iiber Manderlei na:j-
anbenfen. Der unterIhieD in oer
8ebanbIuna europGil9er unb aiiati>
fher Solbaten bate ii9 ibm friih5e!z
tig aufgebrGngt unb Mnfangs bate ct
fih nit benz Sdlub sufrieben seseben,
bub Der unterf4ieb in Der 9autfar6e
fir bic beHere 2Dbnuns unn Die groz
beren 8ationenieiner ipeiben aame:az
ben perantportlih gu MAIDEN lei.
gs tonnte niht aeleugnet iperben.
gab er gu, baB bic Sapanen i'm 0ef>
gleid NIT ben gurDpderngtn tborihtss
unb untpifenbes Bolt finb; bod Ieine
Qanbsleute iplfrben ni9t etpig auf .Die=
fer Gtufe bleiben unb manhe alten,
einaebprenen 6olbaten. berrihteten ;6S
rem Dienit fogar better als ibre ipeiBsn
Briiber. Die gingeborenen erbislten
fleinere Hctionen aIs bic Weiben.
Warum9 Wor es, neil Der iupaniIhs
Ruli (9agel0bner) 3u fhleht beSa3lt
~fpllrbe, I'm t6gliA Jleifh eiIen gu f0n=
ncn9 Nat es, iDtil alle europGifhsn
Gplbdterl aud prr ibrem Gintritt in
bns 6eer an quite Roif getp0bnt ipa-
reu2 Wum bi< eeSabunen uhen oern
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-29

garibin puBts nihi. baB Der 81,
fdlf dlIein bit Q(mboinejtn feguniti9i
Edtte. syn friibsrsn cSSobren. als Mmz
brina nod Sic fauptitdtipn ber 6ols
ldnbif1 Dftinbiidxn HDnpagilit fpds.
ertieltsn bic Miffipndre dlle nt0alihs
unterftiibung 1eitens ber Negierllng,
| lin bic muhommebanifk Neb1ltsrur,a
9lmbpino's al beranIaHen, ben Koran
nit Der BiMl au Dertaulhen. MGe
aonpertiten fpurben nit Qebensmiftelll
rerfrrat llnb erbielten bic grlaubniS,
eurDpdifhe Rleibung iraaen 3u bi:rs
fen, tpas aleihbebeutenb nit pDlliger
perfDnliher sSreibeit mar. Der lleber@
. l;eferuna sufDlae folIen bic MmboineIeIt
bon einetn 10 plGblihen unb mddtigen
Drana, ben 1riitliHen @lauben
anaunebmen. erfobt ipprben fein, onb
fie in aroBen @daaren nod ben Wii-
iipnen eilten, I'm iih taufen All iaffen.
Da ein iepaiater geufatt fir ieben
bunfelhdutiGen pprdusiihiIihen Ghriz
item au umitdnblih aetpefen Iein mir
he, tpurben bic Mmboineien lhaarens
tpeiie aetauft.
Die Nlnbcineien erfreuen fih biz
auf ben heutiaer 9aa Der burh i6ren
friibyn uebertritt sum Ghriitenthum
erlanoten 0prtbeile tibet bic ginaehoz
renen Der iibriaen esnIeln. Gin sSapane.
Der nad9 M5lauf Ieiner fehsi6hriaen
Dienit5eit tinen tpeiteren 9ermik ans
tteten ipollte, elaubte in ieiner nainea
llnfenntniB Der beitehenben Orbnuna,
haB feline ehrennone 2ailfbabn ihn bez
rehtiate, ais Nmboinefe in bas Seer
trieber einaereiht si tperben. Man
fuete Inn, naB einmol Elm ssapane, er
eiriq elmer bleiben mIbte. Dieie itiefz
n!iitterlihe 8ebanbluna Derbrob ihn,
ct -febrte nah ieinem aampona auriid
rnb 3bie Reaierung perlor bic Dienite
feires treuen, suberldffigen as1bidtsn
.lnb halbeibiliiirten Manl,es. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-29
5arinin.
sue sasanii4s e.9i@h 81. edbals uns 2. Da&ta
(GortfeBuns.)

\O~Nrty t~S-'C'y
Gs mar 5aribin aellinaen. Garina
feline 5farfe Drbnunssliebe ein5uflD=
zen. Rein 9abel nurbe je iiber bas
bon benz paare beipobnte Quarter
laut. Wenn Saribin ermiibe. rom
Grercieren pber Wabtbienit 3uriidz
febrte, tonnte er aeniitblib Elm tiibles
Bab in benz pprbeifliebenben Strome
ilehmen unb iih bann auf feinem 2a=
eer Der Mube bln5eEen, NIT Der 3uoer=
fiebt, bab, tDenr er nah elmer. Stal.ce
eripahte, feline MusriiItung, f6on gei
plbt, in better Drbnung neben ION
lieasn fpiirben. 5arina perbiente glnz
I fangs minbeftens Elm 5olhdtentracta=
! ment bnrm Wafhen fir bic eurppdis
5Gen llnterpffieiere Der Gompugnte
nnb butG Das 8adsn bon GpezRTe.
cine Qlrt iiiBen Gebdds, bas BON ben
gtngeborenen fehr eeliebt nirh.
Saribtn's @rb0bung gum llnterpfs
fieier CAB ibr benSitel Rbafi Serriart
tsSrau Sergeant) nnb ibr 8atte be-
ffanb barauf, baB iie bas Wafhen uno
Roden fir ibren, Warona bon anberen
Weibern beforgen lieb unbiid NIT Der
Sberaufiidt begiigte.
Mit Saribin's ginflub bei benUlt=
eliebern ieiner gompaeaie itieg aud
Sngleif herieniae @arina's BEL BEN
lpeibliden Contingent. Mlle flsinen
3tpiitisteiten, tpelhe taetdelid unter.
ben bunfel6dutieen 9nmen Der Gar
niion porfamen, tpurben BON ibr Sli
heren 3ufriebenbeit sefhliatet. ssr
ernfteren Mneelegenbeiten, nobel @iz
ferfubt ofer 1lutreue bic pprberrfhc1z
cen Qeibenfhaften fparer, fpiefte Sas
ribin setpDbnlid) ben Nerr1tttler its.p
nur felten tpurbe feline gntI9eiCune
ntht als enbeiiltig an9efefen unb an
ben Sffieier bu jour dppenirt.
8efanb fih bic Gompagnie auf e;z
rer Expedition, bann ipuroe Sarina
nit Der esnitanbbaltuns Der srdliens
unb ainber Quartiere beauftragi,
gum sroben Merger Der 5rdu bes
@eraeant Maiors, bic persebens baz
aeaen tsim gommanbanten @infpruh
erbob, neil ibr Betrdgen 5oear in je=
mem leintfertiaen @enleinipeIen ntht
GIs muftersiiltig betradtet tpurbe. ST.
cen Nprmittag in1pieierts Sarind bic
Guartiere NIT Der ernfien Miene eines
Generals. Wenn Der Mbiutant feline
Mnfunft rnelben lieb, mar es Elm Ser
sniieen, bic reinlih eebaltenen Hdi1ms.
lihteiten 81 betreten. Sarinu, biibfd
eefleibet, empfine bonn nit einern Bez
fen, als Mb5eihen ibrer Wurbe, in
ter 6anb, ben Sffieier an Der gbiir,-
unb beariibte ibn nit einem refpeetnole
len as peien". (9llles in Srbnung)
unb rief bann nit lauter 9timme
rSbeh" 5ur Orbnuns. 8ei iolhen
@eleaenheiten Bot Sarina's Hei9 eis
rem 5tpar feitli9en, bod fonoerbaren
Mnblid; benn penn auh bic liebe
Sropenfonne nod 70 ben bur4 Die
3immer0ffnungen fdimmerte, 10 itanb
bod auf iebem Slid eine brennenhe
aampe Cpelita). Die eineeborenen
Weiber ftanben bonn iebe Dor Der ibr
eebDrisen ShlaftelIe unb befiirhte=
ten, bdb bic Neugierbe ibre Ginber be;
ipeeen tpiirbe, ibre braunen, glattgez
ihorenen aDpfe burd bic beren Eager
umgebenben Oeden gu itreden unb Daz
burn bic sSeierlihfeit ber Geremonie
au beetntrdhtigen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-29
A. Rapitel.
Die 81 Meuterei.

yer Snret etnes JfdhtDogels ul1fer@
! brach Saribtn's 8etrahtunaen. gr
trilrbe aiifmerffam unb als Der 6hrei
ipieoerbolt purbe, ging er nah Der anz
bern Seite bes Ma9thGushens. Seine
fhGrfen Nuaen erfpdbten bic @eftnlt
elmer ssrau. bic am syube zines 9ie@
mara=8aurtes fab. 8Driibtig .5ih
ndhernb, frng er:
.@iebt e etipas Neues briiben, @az
rind9"
rsSsanobl."
sd bate alfo Reht. Was i{t's9"
rNiemanb 1hldft i'm Eager Der
Sdparsen 6ondnher."
.Mnab!"
yMan bort piefe 9tinmcn auf ein=
nal. Die i6paraen 6oudnber fDrne,t
niht leife reben."
n9ait bu Mues periteben tOnner,
Sortna2"
.Hi9t Nlles, benn fie reben in ibrer
6eimatbsfprad)e. Mls bic @eipebre
BON ibren Stiiben senommen ipurben
Die Gsnebre? 9eritebe i9 re9t9"
so lit es, Garibin. Nls bic Sc
iuehre herunteraenomnen tpurben,
faqte Niabi 8rhaffi au ibrem Manne:
nQaoe ,niht, 8obafii!" bod bieier bonz
nerte ibr su: u5hreise, Meib. Der
Eapttatn mub fterben!"
"nnb &itiefru9" iragte @aribin
ettpas bsiorat.
r&ibietru min niht mittbun."
.eSb bahte es mir"
rNiabi Giojefru lpurbe befohlen,"
fubr Sarina fort, ribren Mann bon
Der Mahe au holen, bod fie tpeieerte
fich. Nls 8oboffi perfuhte, iie au
iNlaaen, aoa fie ihr aapmener unp
faate ibm: rWerfu1 es nur, mid gu
fhlaaen!", tporauf Wiele riefen: .Niht
iMaaen, Geraeant! mas fonlnt baz
rauf an9" Nnbere riefen: .Niabi &ib@
iefru 1T ,furhtlos!"
r60re pobl onf meine Worte," pess
iebte 5aribin. rGile our Wobnllrg
beg Rapitdns, LAB i'm ipeden unb fose
Tim, baB bic sfhtparaen 6olIGnbe-
dmut laufen (melltern). Mede bank
olle esaDanen auf sunb faae ibnen, iie
raOhten fih betpaffner."
Garina that nie ibr sabeiben llnb
Garibin elite neh benz Mantaimmer,
mo er iih ces patronenfaitens berz.
fsberte. Gr pedte bann bebuflum
ieine iapanifben Rameroben ailf unb
tpinfte ihnen au. 10 gerGnihlos pie
m0alih ibre Maffen at ii1 3u nebme;,
rrb ihm au fnlaen.
Dor ben Baraden Der Neqer bepea<
ten iih einiae Suntle @eitalten. Der
Gineana au ibrem Eager mar bur9
cine Mnaabl mGnner Der5perrt.
rMer ba2" rief Saribin nit Iauter
Stfmme Der ltdcbften @e1tdlt 3u.
Gin tpilber Ghret mar bic einSige
Mnttport.
.Mer ba2" tpieberbolteSoribin, ben
Wenterern i'm Qauffhritt fih nGbernb.
Mle Neger auber einem aoaen iib ,aus
riid, als fie ben furhtlDfen GariSin
anfDntnlen faben, Bebdifi, elmer bers
HGbelsfiibrer, belt 5tanb. nabm Ga-
ribin nit feiner 5linte auf's aorn lnD
fdoB. Snribin b0rte bic auqeI an feis
rem DIR borbeipfeifen unb befabl feis
ren Qeuten al feuern. Gieben @3hiifIe
fra6ten glei65eitig burn bic itide
Nd6tluft unb Bic sSubantn Iuben libre
@tiDtbre iinb brdnasn meiter Dor.
BthaiIi f9mamm In 5einem Btute
unD itine Rnmtrdben hntttn fi4 in ibr
Eager 9efliintet unb anbere IN Bic
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-12-07

We notice the fact that two promi-
nent sound money democrats who were
at once taken up by the republicans
and run for the Legislature were de-
feated at the recent election. State
Senator G. S. Rank, of the Johnson
Iowa district, was q prominent and
influential democrat, but left his party
because he opposed free silver coinage.
At the end of his term in the senate to
which he was elected by the democrats,
he was nominated 10y the republicans
and was defeated at the recent election.
j. l.. Giesler, of Muscatine county, had
always been a democrat previous to
1896 and was a leading one in his
county. In 1896 he opposed the DEM
ocrats because of their position on the
money question and in 1897 he was
taken up by thy republicans and elect
by the help of the republican majority
of the county, but this year he was de-
1eated when running second time.
We are not sufficiently acquainted with
the facts to positively say that in these
cases these men were defeated because
of their short party service, but we
think that usually no party supports a
man for office quite so unitedly and
effectively who is just new convert,
who has spent his life in opposing its
organization and it's principles. 1t
surely is better to let a new convert
wait awhile at least, to let him serve a
probationary period, rather than to
push aside men of consistent party
service and give them the place of hon.
or at once.