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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
The agitation work." Assistant Sup

erintendent G. j. Raynor; Law en-
forcement," Attorney w. b. Wheeler;
"The worker himself" Nation Superin-
tendent Howard Russell; Making
dates" w. L. Long; Interesting the
young people," Melville Ritchie; How
to present the work." Rev. J. c. jack
son. Others who took part in the pro-
gram were Rev. F. NJ Clemens and
DIR. j. F. Lewis. The conference will
continue to day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

NOTICE-Have the title to your real
estate examined by the Trump Abstract
company. Eagle block. Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Mr.. Dueber, the younger, could not
be found at the Dueber works today
either to affirm or deny the story. 1t
was stated he was out of the city. His
father, John C. Dueber, declared that he
knew absolutely nothing about the
story
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~aelanO.
Gnqlanbs Hanbfrieq.

SRoberts iheint ba Gnoe pes Arieges fir
nabe 5u bolten. Senbet 3ruppen in bic
9eimatb. --Gine 7ipiion H,suldrer mlro
iib in Durham nan China einihiIien. =
8rdlioen. 8riiser perlest lein Sauptqnars
tier nnd altmanr.
lonbpn, Is. SUM-. Gs Fnb Mn5ei=
den borbanben, baB 2oro Hpberts pas
Gnbs bes Samples In Siioafrifa fur
nabe bdlt. ginss oeheIben 1T oie1Aatz
fade, bub bic Natal : 5reirpiaigen pon
Sen. Butler in ibre 9eimath entlullsn
tpurben, eli, anberss, buB es beibt. es
tpsrbe cine pollitdnbise Dipiiion Hegu@
ldrer bon Buffers 2(rmee 5lriidgeSos
aen uno nah CHINA gsIanot porDen.
NdHbsr iperben tpdbrIfeinlih bic IN
bifhen 5ruppen an Die Reihe tommen.
2Dro Roberts iunbte geitern feinerlsi
Melbung. Die Gorrelponoenten i'm
9uuptquartier perbalten iih lett 10
Tugen Ihpeigeno.
Cine Ospeite aus 2orenao Wlarque5
an bic r5imes" Iagt: rprdfoent arl@
ger bat Iein 9auptquartier nah ulfs
mdar Bel 91al Spruit perle9t. 0laubs
1piirbige Mdnnsr Iugen, baB es duBerlt
problematiIh lei, ob bic Buren ihrs
onaeblihe MnIiht ausfiibren uno iih
nah ben 2pbenburger 5iiseln 5uriids
aieben piirben. Oisie 2sute iinb anau4
nehnsn seneigt, buB bic 9uren iih 10
lange ipie mDglich an Der 5auptbahns
Iinien balten unn bann iih entiDeoer
iiberaeben oDer duf bas OsHdap 56aI
auriidfalen peroen. sSnofficiea fpiro
aus Mahdoooorp gemeloet. pab Die
britiIchen Sruppen in Der Rdbe bon
Miobleburg iteben. 9on Seiten Der
guren tpirb bic @erfaiIuns Ger feinbliz
den 5ruppen, Die nuh Sobdnnesbur9
uno zbretpriu pprgebrungen Iino, ais
milerabel gsIdilbert. Sic Hagen be-
ltdnbia iiber Nabrungsmungel. Wlebz
rere britiihe Gplbuten iolIen in ben
Struben bon PRETORIA an grIAopfuns
nnb Gntbebrunsen seitorben iein. Den
2anbitraben entlang liesen Gabaper
BON pferben uno MduleIeln unb Die
lsbenoen Sbiere iino faum i'm Stanbe,
ihre 2uIten 5n trngen.N
GinBunetin aus Mahubaborp iugt:
rlgiinf5ebn Sfficiers iinb 500 britiihe
@pIbdten, Gefansene. iinb in StonoerS
TON, 5reiltaat, eingetroffen unb. fur
Nopit 9ebaft beitin1nlt. Wabrenb Der
lebten Sage purben BEL pretoria 80
gurgbers eetObtst unb perpunost:
r6err Stem bat inTolse Der Hoberts's
fhen proclamation. burh bic er ben
syreiitaut anneetirt, cine 8esenprocla~
NATION erld5len, in Der ct ertldrt, oaB
Der JreiItaat, unubhdnsis lit. unb Die
Mutorit1t BON 9roBbritaRien nlht
dnertennt.
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Groffnuns bes GIte- Craze Sands

Berlin, 18. SUM. Sn Der feftI;h
geI9miidten olten 0anfaitabt liibsd
fanb am Samitas in Oesenmort bss
Raiiers unb elmer groben MtnIhens
menge bic Gr0ffnung bes glbe~ 9ropt-
Rauals itatt. Der aai{er bielt cine
Mnfpruhs, in Der e. unter Mnbsrrs
faste: sd f-tue midi, fagen gu Ton,
men, bob Deutf4Ianb isbt Musii9t bat.
cine Glottt 5u betommen. Dtutf4lanb
nlub i'm @tonbt iein, feine 4dnbkIss
fluggt In BEN entfrrnttiten @tqtnbtn
Der Mtlt nit f.in<n 0tf9iiben III psr,
thtibigen. Mog Is uns Derlit6tn fein,
bur9 bic WerpolItpnunnunq unferer
1lotte 5ur Gr9oItuns bts Msltfrttbsns
bei5utrdotn.
(Dtr Glbe 9rdbe Randi bat cine
QGnge BON Al meilen, eine 8reite bon
80 Meter unb cine 9iefe bon 2 Bis a
Mtter. Ct tofttts q, ,OOO, COO Nuf!.
mobor Qiibeds Il SOC. 900 Mari unn
pteuben I, 600 Mart 1obit. Der
3ton3post bon 4robpl plien dp3 psfer-
'rei4 unh I'm 0lbsAi III ne1 ~
slssbIte pirb bnt& IN irl|ills 1iil
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4talicnB Tarlament.

Nom, Is. SUM. aDnig 9umbert err
Dffnete am Samltas i'm Suule bes ST.
mates feierlih bic 81. Qegislatur pe=
riobe Ses parlaments. Die 9hronreoe,
ipelte mebrere Male nit lautem Bei=
fan bssriibt purbe, beIagte, bic Regies
rung babe an bas Wolt appel1irt uno
babe bas Wertrauen, Dab bas neuepurS
lament lie in alien tpidtigen Jrdgen
unterItiiben tperoe. Die uusse5eihnsisn
Bsaiebun9en gum Musldnoe iiherien
Die Matchmaker SntereiIen Staliens. pas
i'm lebten halben Sahrbunoert unter
1einen freien Snltitutionen grobeJort1
1dritts genluht babe, oiefe nun dber
auf lolher 90be erbulten miille. Das
nsue parlamsnt miiiie feline Nufmert@
famteit auf bic Werbeiferung Der Sage
Der arbeitsnben Alaf1en, auf benShus
Der Snbu{trie, Der 2anbnirtbihaft
unb Der Musmdnosrer rihten. Meiter
fouen bic Gteuern rsbu3irt, in Die Grz
3iebuns, Geiebsebuns unb Werpalz
tuna Meformen eingefiibrt peroen. Oaz
fir erbitte er bic unteritiiBung oes
Yarlamsnts.
Gin ,,9nterbitm" nit 9rtp'us.
pnris, 18. SUM-. Der friibere
6auptmann Drebfus mOhie bic politiz
5de Mgitation in feinem Gulle btenbtt
ipi1en. Dies eebt aus eintm Snter>
biem berpor, pelhes er in Gtnf bate
unb in tpelhem e fugte: sd tpiinfhe
teine Champagne fur bic Nepiiion, audi
niht nah btr Musittlung. Cine folht
mag i'm Snterefe einatlner polititer
Iieaen, abtr niht in meinen, SntertNe.
Dit{ts eebitttt i'm @eetntbsil, baB alle
Mqitdtion unter nleintm Namen oufz
bort. Wtnn bas Der 1an 1T. 10 CLAUDE
ID, pirb bitMobrbtit iidtr nod liesen.
sSh ipiin{h< cine Mepiiipn kbi9li4 nur
auf btm Megt bts Nt9tts ou erhnlttn,
nidt duf btm Der politit. Mlein Repiz
jionse<{uh pirb iieb nuf 3tu9niife
griinben, tpsl9e ubfplut nihts nit btr
politif az tbun bdbtn. Dabtr mtrbt
in au@ nur an bic @eribte, nimt an
bic qolitittr nppeuirtn, unb @ie tper<
ben iebsn, bub gang 3runtrti4 in rits
ttrli4er Meiie m<iue G9re lpiebtrberz
ftuen N:rb..
,.DtalI4 4Ienb" a5unais hit
Berlin. is. 9ani. 0a1 1peits auf.
Sx4t
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9iptben.

- Jeuer 5eritorte geItern oas 5ss
i6dftscentrum uno Diele Wo6ngebGuoe
bes 500 ginpobner 3dblsnben Srtes
Wiostoip, 2ipingston Gn., q. 9. Der
Wsrluit betrdgt $50. 900.
- Cine grobe Jeuersbrunlt in benz
an Der Ontario unb Weitern 9abn
gelegensn Orte Smprna i'm Staate
getp DDrf bat fdmmtliGe 2Gben unb
feds Webnbaufer 5eritDrt. Inter ben
in Jlammen auIgesansener 2dbsn be-
finbet lih be< BON 5errin, Sternberg &:
Co., Der Shuhlaben bon prdton &:
Winor, Der MDbslIdbsn BON Malter
Wilcor. Jerner nurosn bas ppitamt.
Der 6leilhmartt unb bas Mshsngsr
9otel 5eritDrt.
- Sn Gait pembrots, q. s., tpurz
ben ale brei bort beltsbenben sSabrifsn
burd Jeuer 5erit6rt. Die ubgsbranns
ten GtabliHements iinb: bic Giitenz
fabrit bon SatpleD, bic Getrsibemuble
BON $. 6. Slider unb bas bon bsm
2ebteren 5ur Gabritation bon Stielen
fir Msrte unb Gbnlihen MrtiteIn aus
9ols sebrauhte @sbdube. Der 5haz
ben bstrdst $4,000. Cine Bride uno
mshrere 6duier eerietben auh in
9raro, purben ieboh por 3srltorung
kpahrt.
Sn einem 0ambureer 9ptel 1T
Der 8erlinergrief efmartenbdnbler 1beoz
Dor 0iiitmann, Der bort init ieiner Oe-
lisbten, Numens Jubrmann, Mblteige=
quarter senommen bate, in Ieinen
Bette infolge BON Qeudtsaspergif.urg
tooi uufsefunben lporoen. Die Juhr=
mann mar belpubtlos, bod sslans es
cen Meroten, lie ms 2ebsn 5urutou-
ruTen.
Gin neiber Hobe unter
ben amsritanifhen ppIititern, BON bes
men bic Mebr5abl bstanntliA benz
0runbfube for revenue only" bulz
bigt, fheint Der Negiiter Sames q.
9ops in Brootlnn, q. g., gu fein.
Seine Ginnabmen beltsben aus 0sbiib=
rem unb bieie iinb 10 srob, bab sr i'm
perfloHenen Winter f.lb{t fir elm Gtieb
eintrat, burh tpelh<s bielelben abses
fhafft uno olle Gountpdmter nit
firirten Galdren botirt tperben 1olItsn.
Die Nnnobm. bes 0efeses ipurbe freiz
lid BON ben beutebungrigen polititerH
bintertrieben. S.bt min 9trr 2ope
nun ben lleberihuB aus Ieinem Gins
tomrnen ben iibrigen Mngeiteuten bon
~0roB Nen Dort- gu Gute fommen
ldifen unb atpar baburh. bnb Ct fir
1lIe cine RiefensrcurFon peranitaltet;
biefelbe pirD ca. $4,000 toiten.
Wdbrenb fsbr pieIe @tGbte
in ben W<reinisten @tdaten @onntass
~ty offieio- troden finb. gibt es in
Nontono cine @tabt. no bic Dirtbt
ben @emeinheroib bitten. bic @9lies
bung Der Mirt6f f9often an @onntcgeu
gu perorbnen. Dieis mertniirbise
Drtf9oft bttbt MiIes Gitp. Die mirz
tie Ho9tn. buB iie iiberorbeittt iinb.
unb oum eines aubttogts bebiirfen.
6riibtr rihteten es ifn bic Wirtbe bon
Nilts Gitb no@ ibrer tieentn 1e.
quemlidEeit Elm uno no4ten an
@onntdg BE Hube 81. Do tomen iis
obtr ftb1n an. DIR Gemtinberot6 err
litB eine Ntrorbnuns. bnt kin, @nloon
ipenioer oIS fitben 1ngt II h<r Dod3e
etSffkt tIeib<n hiirfe. beun boa GefA
pef Durhieen nefbe fsnR ia irgeab <is
,sev Ee..nsx <rsAnh3 ~ m.es{f1 1xs,u Il
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Snlano.
Gtrabtnbabultreii in ct. 9onis.


Observation-Disclosures spiihen oen Gtrtifsrn
nno Der gabnseiealdait reiuItatlo5 per.
laufen. - Die Corporation mill iid auI
teine arbitration elnlalien uno ben 9luss
ltanoigen iiberbaupt teine Goncenipnen
MAIDEN.
Ct. 2ouis, Mo., 16. SUM-. 0erseb=
lid Iuaren Die llntsrbanolungsn, Die
nNtsr leitung BON Samuel Wompers,
9en Vrdiiotntsn Der = american Gere-
ration of 3abor" gu benz 3tpeds tatt=
fdnoen; eint Ginigung aipiIhen ben
Strsitern unb Der ct. lpuis 5ranIit
Company" au er5islsn. 9lIs bic gons
fersn3 beute Nadnittas 0u gnbe mar,
fa9ts 0ompera bic unterbanolunesn
ipdren ubsebrofen. neil Wbittatsr, Der
prdiioent Der 8a1nsefeaitaft iih se-
lpeiseH, Dem BorIdlage feline 3uitim=
nlung gu geben. tronuh bic Jrage Der
Bisosranltelluns Der MusitdnGgen
ourt Irbitration entlGssoen peroen
lolte. Wbittuter nollte Iid in benz
Sale, bab Der Streif als beenoigt err
fllrt niirbe. nur buSu Derpfliften. Die
Numen Der Streiter auf Die Cite Der
Steaenbe!perber gu leben. bod nidt
an Die SpiBe. ionbern an bic unterite
GtslIe berfslben. nit anberen Worten.
Die Streiter iollten erft bunn beriidiIh=
!igt lperben. nenn ale anoeren Mppli=
t~ntsn andeIfeIlt tudrsn.
Yom Streiiers SSrennoen mtEpanoeil.
ct. louis, Is. SUM-. Osltsrn purbs
bon einem nit ben Gtreittrn Ipmput9i=
iirsnben Mob 6rau Gpa Domain in
rober WeiIe mibbanbelt. Mls iir in
Der Worion Str. bon elmer 1runlii-
Gar 1tieg. ipurDe lie ihnea BON einsr
Shaur MGbheu umgeberL bic :hr
STAB" entoeaenrieTen. Cine arobe
WtenlGenmen9e lnloB llc9 ben ,uiaD1
1en an. Jrau DOMAIN lief, bonn Dos
perfolgt. msbrere Strabsn binuntsr
unb fudte 3uflltt i'm Sofepb 8ens=
lhsn Saloon am 5ub 8roapnap. Giz
ner ubtr bem Ghantlofal pobnsnb.n
Truu gelon9 Is, Jrau DOMAIN in ihre
3immer gu betomnlsn nber niht, ebe
bieie BON Der Menee nit aotb uno
Steinen betporfen tpprben mar. Gin
poli3iit begleitett Grau DOMAIN na4
9aufe. Dis Ppliaei berbafttte Bene.
ben lie oes tbdtIiGen Nnsriffs beidulz
bigi.
dtnr In eintm @aiienbanie.
2eabpillt. Gol.. 18. SUM. Man
gluubt, bus in einem 6euer. bds boz
ri9e Nnht bus Muiien9uus bier 5ers
itOrte. bier ainbtr ptrbrannt iinb. SIM
41uft befnnben }4 33 Rinber. ala bos
Geuer uusbrddb unb nabtou ale lugsn
in ibren Netttn. Die Gtuerptbr unb
Manborn arbeitettn btlbtnhuft. nm
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3ufplge Der ansaben Der rTribune@
betrdgt bsute Die 3abl Der Gintpobner
in BEN Ser. Stauten uusIdlieBlib
Mldsfds uno Der neuen Snlel gs=
1ibungen 1884, TAP, gegen 62,622,z
$50 i'm Sabre 1890, ipas eil,sn Dez
ipinn bon 26 proeent bebeutsn fpiirbe.
Qils Die flint poltreihften Stoaten Der
Union fperben Der Reibe nad Nefp
Dort, penniplpanien. Sainois, Sbio
unb Wihouri beaei4net.
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gns ,,neut yentIhlnnb."


9as ,.nenr yentid,lnno."
paris, Is. SUM. Samss gonIe,
Der Der. Ssddten GoniuI in 3iperppol,
bsiuht nah elmer Hsiis burh glorbz
europa CUR 3sit bic MeItausIielIung.
Nuf leiner Reile lit ibm am meiiten Der
eritdunlihe s5ortihritt ausgsfansn.
Den Oeutfhlanb in ben lebtsn Su6ren
gsma6t bat. Wie er fagt. 1T Elm gan3
neues Deutfhlanb entltdnben, tiihtia
in ieoer Snbuftris unD pertraucno ouf
fein eigsnes &0nnen. llsberalI nerbsn
Jabriten qsbdut, Die 0eihGfte fperben
fraftpou betrisben, unb iiberau berrIdt
lebhafts goncurran3. Qlmsrita unp
gnglanb miibten BON OeutIhlanD's
ipunbsrbdren 6ortlhritten uno ieinem
2(npafungsperriDsen auf bsr1 @ebists
oes 6anoels lernsn, ipenn Tie nidbt ipdz
ter auf bieIem 0ebiete Ihtpsre Srrtbiie
msr beaefsn ipollen.
sieg Der Hebellcn in Colombia.
ainaiton, Samuica, Is. SUM. Der
bon Colon 5ier eingetroffene ppItbamz
pier Don" brinst bic Nobriht bon
elmer bsbeutenoen Sdlaht, bic am
lebten s5reitag etipu 10 Msilen bon
Banana entfernt gslhlassn ipprben
lit. Dieier Nahridt sufolge tpuren
Die Hebellen iiegreif unb sttpa 200
Neaiernngstruppen ipurnsn get0btet.
Gs piro oaraus gsIhlpfIen, bab pa@
mama bereits in ben 9dnben Der Sn-
iurgentsn Iein biirfe. Die 2ebteren
iinp in San Souquin bsi Santa
Marta fart perihun3t unb ale Regiez
rungstrr.pen in 9aranquiuu iparen
nah SaI.ea Wlarta gsIunbt iporoen,
uIs Der Don" bon Colon abfubr.
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arica in China.

Vpn0Dn. 20. SUM. China bat
Der g8elt ben aries ertldrt, als Die
Satu=6orts auT Die interantionale
Ulotte bas 6eler eroffneten. Die
gerithte ilber Den &organg linb nod
unppilltdnois.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-06-21

ngl unp lgr ytpprl na1 oian0inapten
gefOrbert.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-13

alI-not habitable building LELAND
they have been too busy dispcsing of
the dead to look after personal affairs
Those who have anything left are giving
it to the others. and yet there Is real
suffering. 1 have given away nearly all
the bread brought for our own use to
hungry children.
"a number of helpless women and
beggared children were landed here from
Galveston and had no place to go and
not a bite tc eat. Tommorw others are
expected from the same place.
EVERY ten feet along the wreck-lined
coast tells of acts of vandalism; not
trunk, valise or tool chest has escaped
rifing. We buried a woman this after
recently removed ring. Other details
are too long to enumerate.'
1000 DEAD ON THE BEACH
B. F. Cameron, lumber dealer OF
StowelI, Chambers county, says that the
relief party which went from Stoweil to
Bolivar reported to him that there was
over / 600 dead bodies on the beach at
Bolivar in East Bay, and in sight of the
salt marshes which line the bay. The
party succeeded in burying only forty OF
these corpses. The others are lying IN
the water and on land decomposlng IN
the heat and giving forth a stencil Whlch
is horrible. The carcasses of animals
are mixed in with them Many OF these
bocies were evidently swept acosS the
Die who lived at Bolivar. IT win be nee
essary to collect and burn these remains
to prevent the outbreak of an epidemic
which may extend far into the interior
of Chambers county.
HOUSTON A HAVEN.
Houston is now the haven of the un-
fortunate people of Galveston. Trains
have already brought in between 800 and
1000 Of the survivors and motley crowd
they are. Men bareheaded, baref0oted,
hat1ess and coat1ess. with swelled feet
and bruised and blaekened bodies and
heads, were numerous Women of wealth
and refinement frequently hatless and
shoeless, with gowns in shreds. were
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-13

he attempted to pass into the building
on his last trip the fire house succumbed
to the wind and collapsed. Some of the
Wreckage struck Multi, and he was NOR
tally injured.
The official records of the United
States weather bureau give some valu-
able additional information about the
storm. Unfortunately the recording in
strumentS were destroyed or crippled be-
yond operation about $40 o'clock Satur-
day evening. The wind gauge recorded
a two minute blow at the rate of 100
miles an hour and was then demolished
by the hurricane, which continued to in
crease in violence. While the exact
velocity Of the wind was not recorded
after the destruction of the instruments,
the weather bureau reports estimate the
maximum velocity at between ITO and
120 miles an hour. It did not maintain
this terrific rate for any length of time,
perhaps for half a minute, but it was
sufficient to wreck anything that met
the full force of the storm.
A journal of the local Office of the
weather bureau contains report of an
apparent tidal wave of four feet which
swept in from the gulf some time be-
tween the hours of and p. m. At
that time the wind veered to the south
east. 1t should be remembered that
there was a tide of five feet and a ter
rible swell in the gulf during the storm
and that as the tidal wave of four feet
rose this wall of water and increased the
force and speed Of the sea that washed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-13
SHE MUST RISE AGAIN.
Citizens of Galveston Have Met and
nac1dad


Galveston, Texas, Sent. 13.-The follow
ing editorial appears in today's News:
zens Sunday afternoon after the great
hurricane, for the purpose of bringing %r-
der out of chaos. the only sentiment ex-
an awful blow. The loss of life and prop
erty is appalling-so great that it required
rect estimate 70 ho With sad and rdN aching
hearts, but with resolute faces the sentf-
the awful chaos of wrecked homes and
wrecked business Galveston must rise
The sentiment was not that of s'bury
the dead and give up the ship but rather
bury the dead, succor the needy, appeal
f aa iq re aaI to Woqs orq mend
broken chairs. In many cases the work
cases the destruction is only partial No,
the sentiment was Galveston will, Calves
destiny.
Galveston shall rise again.
the storm of asf r n t6e
stricken citizens Of the t6wn have not
which went over the world when the news
of the catastrophe was spread. The As
ISOLATED Press brings the CHEEKY news
that in every town and city in the United
States, commercial, religious and charit-
able bodies have organized into relief COM
an d hundreds Of cars Of supplies are en-
route and will reach the sufferers of Gal
them the m across the bay. If the desolation
here has been awful the sympathy and
humanity of a great nation has been am
pie and very soon the local committees
will be enabled to assist the destitute
thousands.
What the News desires most to say to
the surviving victims of last Saturday >
catastrophe is that in the knowledge of
a worldwide sympathy which Is encom-
passing US, we must not give way to de-
spair. If we have lost all else, we still
have life and the future, and 1t is t. iard
the future that we must devote the ener-
gies of our lives: We can never forget
the thousands of our friends and loved
ones who found in the angry pillows that
destroyed them final resting place. But
tears and grief must not make us forget
our present duties The blight and ruin
which have. desolated Galveston are not
beyond repair; we must not for a moment
think Galveston is to be abandoned be-
cause of one disaster, however horrible
homes here. even If those homes are in
ruins and if we loved Galveston before
how much stronger must that affection
be, and how much more sacred it must be
dust consecrates not only the land but the
very waves which lash its shores.
1t is a time for courage of the highest
order. 1t is q time when men and women
can make no loftier acknowledgment of
the material sympathy which the world
is extending to than to answer back
that after we shall have buried our dead,
destitute, we will bravely undertake the
vast work of restoration and recuperation
which lies before in a manner which
shall convince the world that we have
our homes. In this way we shall prove
ourselves worthy of the boundless tender
ness which is being Showered upon us in
the hour of desolation and sorrow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-13
ROSY TEACHERS
Look Better i'm the SchooI-Room than
the SaEEoW Sort.

Young folks naturally like comedy OBJ
Jects, and a good looking healthy teach
er can do vastly more with pupils, ev-
erything else considered, than the skinny,
dyspeptic teacher can. The instructor
in Latin and mathematics in a young
ladies' seminary at Macon, Ga, had an
experience worthy the attention OF any
teacher.
She kept running down a little more
each year until finally a. genuine case of
nervous prostration set in and she was
confined to her bed for eight months,
perfect wreck, physically and mental
ly She and her friends thought it was
due to overwork, but she now knows it
was due to improper food.
OF course the physicians were called
In, but there is almost nothing that can
be done in such cases, except to rely on
Well selected food and proper care. She
was put upon Grape-NutS, all medicines,
also tea,s coffee, and iced drinks were
taken away. She had Postum Food Cof-
fee once a day. The larger part of her
food was Grape-Nuts, for this food is
made with special reference to rebuild
ing the gray matter in the brain and
nerve centers-
The lady says: II had been reduced
to So pounds in weight when I began
using Grape-Nuts. The new food was so
delicious and strengthening that ] felt
new life at once. / have now developed
into a perfectly healthy. happy, stout wo-
man, weighing 1876 pounds, the greatest
weight ever attained, and have a won
derfully clear. fresh, rosy complexion,
instead of the sallow, bilious hue Of the
past.
II never now have a symptom of dys-
pepsia nor any other ache or all. Am
strong physically and 7 particularly
notice the strength of mind. I never ex-
perience that tired, weary feeling after
q hard day ) labor that used to appear. My
brain seems as clear and active. at night
as it was in the morning and I am doing
twice the amount of work 1 ever did.
Don't use my name in public. please,
but will answer inquiries" Name can
be obtained from Postum Cereal Co.,
Ltd, Battle Creek Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-13
BRYAN'S ITINERARY.
Present Trip VIII Take in
Eastern Border Of Kansas.

Chicago Sept 13.-The sun had scarce
~ risen this morning when Presidential
Candidate Bryan boarded the train on
the Pittsburg 81 Port Wayne road, on
his way to Fort Wayne, Ind. where he
speaks this afternoon. From Fort
Wayne he will go to Toledo and thence
early tomorrow morning to Columbus,
Ohio. He does not speak at Toledo, but
he is down for an address at Columbus
tomorrow afternoon Friday night he
will proceed over the Vandalia line to
ST. Louis, where he will deliver his trust
speech before the travelling men. His
speech will be devoted largely to show
ing that the tendency of the trusts is to
limit the opportunities of the young
men. He will use as his theme the
solicitous inquiry OF King David, us
the young man Absolom safe?
Before crossing the Mississippi, Mr..
Bryan will speak in East St. Louis Sat
urday afternoon. Sunday night Mr.. Bryan
will cross the state of Missouri for a brief
tour through Southeastern Kansas He
goes first to GaIena, Kansas, speaking
there Monday afternoon and at Pittsburg
Monday evening. Tuesday will be spent
day evening he will speak in Kansas City
Leavenworth. Atchison and St. Joseph
will be covered in turn, Wednesday, From
st. Joseph Mr.. Bryan will go to his home
in Lincoln, and for a brief time will visit
several points in Nebraska The start to-
day was not marked by any special de-
mOnStratiOn.