davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

Teyr iSr,, l&ilpcrs IND Slmili p,r
Wlrosplle bsilnoen iit an SosuiaQ
bier.
9lM Ii. |, uuo Is Ct.. 'iaet: a..
10 r,,noiss @tbs, bier iaii.
Nerr i. y. %ols uue ,,uNas : bnit
asrs beilno.u lib an Sami.la 4,
'tditsNalber in Ser. 6i.p.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

Srenuo ,>rta !. g,'t lcu rcn Cha.
mcia ts'an0 IL. sIa'an.,a Der 9sot,
tei ',iutn .t.itrr uno SuUe Gui 81.
'Ut. Selg i, ,Rc.itabY lit 'is &o,h
it,!o s,a, uao SOP Go. ps,':r,iacr Dc,
beyilbm.sa Stay Nl's. Ntrr sts5s,
gan 'crat aut il rnilrtr Crilu upr
uuo matt, III ,acural BEN Wp.i.b!a,,
otrtint !it llb e u. NaligIte 'lir msL-
,rrt Sdir, i'll roylu. ht,a IL.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

Nm Nveita0 ,,bsuo l,Bitr g.o.ae b.
-gaben Ut >. slii'si,co'r ots :rr,tr
Tlubs ppn Ge"t len Giiu nah Sid0t
Niiu une ben bn,t rtr Dlmpier .frt.
b.,id~ Den Cjast .llub tigaui naa
Slslstolrn no liz bal. mat,cn ure
ndtloem IL bort inl ,sairCaorie. iiA
gcntsiam nj; tnnieu psr.niigt lat,sr
t,brien 0it'G.Jeu lin l,,nd lllr
@orS.rs hi 0tt an' oemi,Ibtn Qssss
,ttou-.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

'nr be unasbeurtn (0 Seanunaeu
Der &eG'cruna. 9haiulep i,a oautba,
sr'peiie IA mubte aiio ,scri, n.r
H'irs ber. Iis Slnscblaitcr wurocl
Ne'Amlert uab oaga sabs oanaG;rtuc!-
'tsnea, Tiuitbaten lno axes erocnt-
llts um oas Gsli aca,u Spanitn aui-
iur,iien, Ter 1atattruit nit ieinsl
Suoen Ipat EN- 0auptlsitcr. Spanen
Toll bier uitt pcrtbeipist mttoen. ater
ss 1T ihcn iest ;us.ssben wcrosn. oas
msnisltens cic sldlite pun all Dem Wt-
ma'h crlogeu war. Sonit batt.n auh
Die Pcrto <aucr nitt iulhs eldnwu-
DC &unoscbung iiir Ssanien 0ematt
an 'cincm Va,ronsieltc, St. Sa,oe.
Sui .. llnO ss baltsn lib niht IS,
900 eibarer ais gilrasr Splnieas
sin'trelbcn laiicn. 3od nun wsitcr.
Ter &NS tam bam. $50. 900. coo
,matten" bic Srui,; an o.n oamali-
gen &rie5s'itisrunsen, uno Tic matcn
nph lo,tlpdbrsuo an ben Ebilippinen.
Nan oente nur Der alten mnrmiirihi.
atn4aljtntissn m,lt, bic peritieocusa
StiHbaus,i,l!itai,tn Cutel Sam ais
S'ansporioampisr p,rtauitc. sie
Ndlite li.o laueit tapui. G.r Gucs
mit ednu tiu %oypdno iiir reac
Srita,itiTt uno iir 0errn eon5a i,t-
'ca Vlnisr .cn,ra,t, ca. -, 900 ooo.
Aaf oea Sn''in aabs oaun lu.l p!cl ;u
'rth.sn (oa baben hw Spaniei ott) uob
et'uas oase.aiien). gu gutter SsS,
MuEten aut aot neu, gonos ~.
5itier |oEoidattr III Elm maertr
Stud. Eriis;r wpllt.n Die 4tsub!i=
!ln'r Die u. z. Stuo 10 ihucs ais
moS'il de.rdgtn. S;Bt ioi.l ole Y i
,ipnaltan'cu allsin Vapiera.lo ansle.
ben. Iiciss ii. db.r oura @cao: p.r='
i'tsrt. 9ilIo is arobcr ols &ol, uao
IN 6oISt o,Nen Der Sspari an 0asisr
ac'o oeno mrbr Gonos. oti.e mcsr
Shnlotn. Sic goaobaltcr betcmn.n
nitiirlib iare 3uisn ii ejsls, IN, ca
be Ge0irrlns Die %cnes autt inns ity
i5plo psrtauit. 10 limb bieie 9sertAvi.
papi're iait gen, in ben Ndnora Der
PrcbCn llne Sn.s! Gam od;u. ysI
'ebIt nar nod oa6 Der >ltyo,ast
abcraaupt ieines s,ieB,ihtnNoFwtribes
ais Stsal Ssrocr tcraub. mro. llno |
oas ii aun bic abiitt Der a,pabli.a.
a,r. Gann 1T Der lpdar II ;,t m,br |
;3dblnnasnliitel als Der S.uarisr posr
ser Giine, ci, ia nlir in tl.in.a @ II.
gen ansencmm.n gu weroen brhut.n. !
ooh,Oll lit itcn oa: mil Wols dls al.
lnlses 3ablanl:mi'tsl in oann ods
Bolt Elm Silape.
ant fchft wiro geuie ssmatt no
iur ms.,lit. Nm 5000 Stellen iino
'gt osm Gipiloisnii ,ni,osm uub Der
eelils iuaeib,ilt. b. b: Der yclrbnuna
iiir peIttr 7knits, gl,aiulcu meib
Die yeute an ii3 ,ish,. our DIE
etiI'ppinsn IN ,in $1,000. .OOO, 900
iruit inn eatiickn unter Der geiiuna
,er ao'p.r (rep.) Gonsrebmaunss 6ua
I'm bic sSdIoer uno Diinen aus,ubeu.
en. gp.rum btiennea Die petrrn
nitt Sarb,l Ausseuten mcllen lie oi.
5nisln. ialimmst dl, Spani.n il ae.
ban. 8: N.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
Vro5s nit Dem .6allauobuot.

Aus uut, siihs goot Solauo n;ro
iudbrena b,r Wunbvsr oes attdntiiacr
6jsit'pGocrs sins itwnriss prcbs 81
bcltchen hdbtn.
es iaa bis am aritgitiiis oiti br-
anfcmm,n ua3 ium gepelie Elm.
goi, bsfsiiissn. eann ioq e. iith pi,bsr
uaentnsdt tntitrnn.
: 9ieui. 6dIoueu wiro Die Prote Iei=
:.n. 2iia;. VsgaEa airb ass 5a6r,ss
ttusrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

1tM. 7 go,u pertailitrpunb,rl,
3idets bon sidge 6,O nah Ganiaa
u,n Scpt. ~. BIZ Cti. Il. iilr st.9j.
ino bis :. Gtt. IN trait.
9iah 1t. Volii= ffdir 9achs) Guno-
Iabri s3. 81 gu, ben Sspi. 80. bis
Sit. =.
ct. Soais VrYpiitipn. Guneiabri
81. 30 ,u ptrlaiien am Sept, Ii. Is.
20. %, q. ct. 2, 1, Q. IL, Ii uno
Is ale gut 'iir stndiabrt nat ) Sdaen
oss Gtttaa's.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

lt.o n un;,yt.otel IND s.s t0g,ictg
il'tgb ha,lt i'm iine .,tgI'a..s ,r4
iy,u1elr a.nln'. = i0Io:y:
,Iof 'cl oey StlQ,n hi e. Gas..,
i'm.
&c' sslco Iiitl oas SeaNr II Tgf
IN Srl;na. 9u %trsta.y rsr tr
&s,c aat,n .tc;.u,i't layt s1ui,y as.
saGnlt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
lpD llu0 TcrDerbeI,.
bet Ct. yulIi:.
AIhtei siu NcHer Mi asm Nlniic
5in Ssann fos. sirsr ,e.-,i n IN, n, .; ser
issi- Swei 1an,pisr ppnhnssie ,er.
nutt.

2mti S.uralmpitr, ~ LAX Eaa.s
!ro Ger Saryi,r ruyotu oanI.a3 tx;
lat l,ly pp.ltanoil ouy& H,gs,
sr',pri Sciccr i, aat sr 9,ty.ur
mts gfsn't;n.t,,as. w,Gr rie,
,wcisr III oermtlocu.
$oicph Stn!i. ,. G.,y! o.a 2ane=
.ys ssay tlillt. pcrMotte n. ni.t
uthr bel ,3ti;'' IL = ten IND tam IN
BEN f.ammtn I'm.
Hums s.aItIl. ttrilg2 s.r Gas,.
tl.i'r oca g@ay clg., milo ptymEt
no bt'iirtr,c, man ol4 StIMmr..
&crt. y. alii..ty. s@a1;., l.s "a.
t5G!g. lrWeg hi 'clNcy s,-,iia.n N.
:cralnl oic $lMaarurs ,rc {ara
llcrc 81 lpt.ea. i-rtr an c.;3;. uao
III ben .0rosn pcytylaN;
I.t Nnii1al.r, ota cay...y 4.t..M:.,
III M. .ul:,sy No,l lutM tx.i;v.- :
Der S>ot
Elb MD. msas ..;n'hcr.,t.a ~.
.rrsn 3illcn. lei oly etaca.s.cit m.,
r.ldier ois ftucr I'M iit l.'i' i. l.s
:ia SSunoer II b:.rlt.,n.
Ity Idn,pitr @*dr Gnl., max tux,
ooyA:r roN 6ommcytt Mo. in z.
eoDis ,nsciyoi'ln uro h1.,. III ben
,Sey',osoi otr eagle Glt., ~. IN
Sabc o't Socrfi SiynBt ousu1..
Ter Dampicy Carrier wc.aty rci
ten @loiisr Slnoinl, III. ans Il.
souis Dicuit tlat "a n;t. act,a Dem
.Say t.as!c.
Nm %oro .oss IcgN,N,nl.'cn Daw.icy.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

%crli',e:r GltaHlg Inn ,,'rr rcg.
Mliliss pon So's.own nit ener VI.
eun9 %le1 bie'ouyh aui Dem Msse
CUR gSclipaaiiI eda ing pon ND iclbes
;unadn per Gampisy naa Siass Cip
lmo Damn rr eii,ut,''n II ID Dem It.
Souier Mr,!, btioret,t WulNt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

1f 'rllenotn Nerrcn ,putoen als
Deleaat II II oey ocn Gcaptniica III
tlnn dul -. Stpi. typahlt. Sr.!n.
Scbann,smtn'r Nen,p %runs. %tu.
Sll'ementr. =. ". Sutita. m. Wnriin
groe. Stn Stwars uac lsarp Gus.
trip.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

Nm Dcnherii0g letter @che b.ian-
bcn lid Die N,rrtu @en @yo, uno sln=
ton Ncsr eeida'tsbalber IN De- Staats
banpiiilrt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

6thefn sina uns ni. 9iahs'di gu
ha, drau 9ininnid e,i'reds sstcr,iis
Sartmann in 81. Spuis seiiprbm lit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

tot-. s'c.er Sdlniot p,it laos
btiano III oiscr Sta. ht cen hi.ii.
gen Vrleii ri III Yei.ca.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

CUr Srant 9Si,0, uao aam,lie BON
ct. 2puIa b,iauoeu IT'D cinile Sdlt
bier bel S,rwarpisii AMI yriuh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

ftrr stnton Sttp rOn 6oe!storn
b,strts am Srnntas uuicr Staot nit
i,incr Gcecnluar!.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

Ntrr Nran. NGumhotr ND G,mab.
lin iirn bptsrircut utU Der Nn.unli
rincs Soanttc!s.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

l,crr An,pn 9ilt.,s bon Nowell. H.b
triiuost i,t !. 3. bier hei Vsrraneisn
aui S,iu0.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

EsBttu Scnniaa WH,os Die Grdu
e.s Cs,,n 3lsO Ceinsu pan yaci.
6,cd t:troi;t
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
Dsmcfratii;h, Salitr,s,I.

Ter leEilc 4 tlerii,tit in lcnnirl.
oaaid i. mcl en- Sal,bugel No. /.
sSie Der mpbl oct scp. l'drtsl i'm Nd.
gen iieal! lis lit auh itln ioaisrtds.
~. o0o " M ain Strci,. llno md,
rum! 9Aeil DC 5rui,s olt Vrciie dlisr.
aat oen l0'bireno l'i,n Ssbtnsmlti,i
binauiasiataght labcu. nls DC .tlusrs
iih niht msar -iAtt slIsu tuunsn. ,m
ou,hiGriti lit allies. 9ichl. 3uter.
Gaiise. cdmal,. Slsi'h, Millh. Nel.
,3sia. Sohlsn. turi ollie %eoilriniNc
10 HrONrt in prsi'e 9ei,ies,n. Ter
S,tu it niht hciitr 0ewpyoen. Tleier
beirosi nIht iiber $3.50 per Sabr
wenus ait lthi. sllio mub Der 9lrhci.
ttr Suaasri ptiil er arbtitet. llnN
bun,.e pgm &C icisrt. Yrospcritp.
Es t.itt Watt Nannd babe Mlles
auiasto,en I'M Die Wiill.neiasn.biimsr
sum giatgebsn 81 telr,Gcn; babe
ciacus titrpon! Wcrstn hss,pt1en bin
se't)it.. e,t,r m'sirsai oie Aollen
pycstu, irae uno ittcih', stioo. 600
N!r r.pi gNda.taiit bs't,uty,cu, ha'ten
Ne lsirta Gen. iibria. ogn gttbcit,rn
Nle Ss'nc II crbobsn. llno s6oo. eco
tdiiea pit! stitan, wcriSteus ben gu.
.sn &illfn G';sil.. 2liart Nanna
a,2tt.c eeg S.rsil ii. penigtSns nlh
Or &aal ! ,bIaert ithel. @liuhs
Inn. Sii' linn Urbtdusni. s'dre lit
aiu!tp nGi igisotr tyirlhl', !iun;c ili
oSt Itbtiigr gum S....l iteercn. Sc
Ieh.s dhsr ni.bt. Slli. stm g,rbti;tr
gdr niti tl,. G:amd. b.. 'it otr pl!=
.lhe gi.bsiier an Ndr,tni'il i.ibrsn
liiisu - ois ;p,i!s l,ubl 1tbi'a nihi
melr. (is IN oa roie cs i'm Sprii b.
wor' beiSt: Il 4 man cheats me once
he's rascal, it twice, am fool.
2tr 9sh.ca,rui. miro ia ndtilri,h
g!ci. 'tia. eisitiil't ts mabta. Sept
bat or bon tinsn Hirgno ar $,es.
lb,Gubr giur ,u. G,uau miro cub
0ca,plIioniaCn bah elns amber.
Sdraabe an'eBen. oab ,1r meint leoe
Sdrdabe in 8cpf wdrs lcsl
Sic atpablitdnsr liHe IN timer SIN.
ll1t ben Ghineien nitt rudbnIitb
Iieie tduiten ia ri'iigs g'orrdthe Dol
adnonen, amuaitlou. 8.wehrs, ctt.
bon Geutialdns; engllnO uro anOetn
ydnesm earopas. uno jtst esrtndlltn
lie tp,na ss chanee giebD Die Ytrbiia.
oeten q TUBE mt oirisn gsaifen. Tis
3epubllians iapien bus notbise 6dm=
paens'utisr D. |. 6jelo, ptrmittellt o,r
Sruits crit aus o;n Sdfhen oss Vclt,s
imin9eu aud Die Ssdmtsn gu Gjnniisn
oss &dhlirnos be ,utrassn mit.Deisn
srp,,btcn ejelo pOlIsu bic &epubIita-
'isr peo.r gspinnen uuo bic 1pitcn
not s.nmai Dem Gslt wi,sti auiiatSl
isiu.
Q gis l.sts gsdhi 1896 tatts ben g..
uubIlians,n wsnillttns $4,000. 900
irioSst. Ias ionnis ia fieili5 ui1t
l,itsatt ir:rssn es mar ia eah
uiai msst iuis st4. Sab sas y !. Et
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
Eecdles.
llebsrmor,cu (SGmFaal iinect bic
ecm. Goupcn.ioi ;u Sinn iia,t.

Vim Samhas een Il: S!i. p;ro Der
hiciise yrpdn Cub t,ne &rfammlunl
jbilter.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

Q gis l.sts eahi 1896 taits ben g..
prbllians,u msnilittns $4,000. 900
irto"st. 3as ionnis ia iisiIi5 niat
s,iteatt ir:rs,n es mar ia Gad
nitt msst iuis 1ta. Sab sas y !. Tt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22
FALL EXCURSIONS
lR%F
Via The santa Fe Route.

KANSAS CITY, MO, and return, $200.
Account FAN Festival and Carnival On
sale September 20 to October 6, inclu-
sive: limited TO October g.
WICHITA and return 1882 Account
Carnival and Fall Festival. Tickets on
sale September 80 to October 6, good re-
turning October 8.
EMPORIA and return, S245. Account
Street Fair. Tickets ON sale September
"A to 27s limited October l.
ST. LOUIS and reearn. $3.50. Account
St Louis Fair On sale September so to
October 5, good returning October 8.
HUTCHINSON and return. $4.65. Ac-
count G. A. R. Reunion. on sale Sep
TENDER % to 20; good returning Octo-
her l.
NORTONvILLE and return. 81 5
Account Northwestern Kansas Jubilee
On sale October / to 4, inclusive; good
returning October 8.
KANSAS CITY and return, s2.67. Ac-
count Home Products Show. Tickets on
sale September goth to Gath; is limited
TO September 9th.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22

nor Wells and Secretary Hammond from
the state and that he had power to APP
point United States senator, the pre-
cedent in the Quay case makes it clear
that his appointee would not be seated.
Our Democratic state chairman, Mr..
Burton, is of the opinion that I can be
of more service to the party on the cleo
toral ticket than in making a contest.
In addition I have no desire to draw the
salary pending contest when I am
now convinced in advance that the seat
would be refused. Hence, unless the ma
tional committee shall desire me to take
action, I shall not accept the appoint
ment.
.sAt first it appeared to me that I
should make the fight and thus draw
attention once more, as urged by the
Democratic party, to the necessity for
constitutional amendment providing for
the election of senators by the people;
but my sober judgment is to the con-
trary. appreciate Governor Nebeker's
confidence and shall always cherish the
compliment. o. w. POWERS %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22
STOREY OUT FOR BRYAN.
Says the Only Issue of the Present
Campaign is Imperialism.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 22-Moorheld
Storey, a lawyer and Summers biographer
who would not accept the presidential
nomination at the Indianapolis conven-
ton, has come out for Bryan. He says
that imperialism is the only issue in the
campaign, and that if Bryan is elected
the Philippine war Will stop. He says
in part:
Il am not disturbed by Mr.. Bryan's
course as to the ratification of the treaty
with Spain. His position was expected
at the time and is entirely defensible
The treaty gave US absolute power over
the Philippines, but the Republican SEN
atOrS who urged ratification were argu-
ing that it ended the war without in any
way committing us to any course in
those islands. Mr.. Bryan urged ratifi-
cation, coupled with a declaration of our
purposes to give them their indepen-
dence, and his policy was that often
adopted by the anti-slavery men, who
would buy a slave and then free him in
stead of trying to persuade his master
to free him Had Mr. Bryan'sf advice
been taken there would have been no
Philippine war, and the issue which
makes his election possible would not
have existed.
There is far more danger that Presi-
dent Mckinley with a senate of his own
party will pack the supreme court with
men who might sustain the novel view
of the constitution upon which his inn
peria1 policy is defended than that Mr..
BRYAN will iniure the court -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22
COL.HOLLIDAY'S SUCCESSOR
His Position in Topeka Association to
Be Adjudicated in Court.

The suit brought in the district court
by Harvey D. Rice and others to have
q successor to Colonel Holiday appoint
ed on the Topeka association will be
called for trial at this term of court
When the association was formed it
controlled $40 acres. The association had
100 shares and each member was en-
titled to SO much stock. Drawings were
held and the greater part of the land
distributed but some remained. Colonel
Holiday was appointed special trustee
with the right to deed the remaining
property as the association might di-
rect. Some of the land was given to
organizations, but a large amount of
property remained in Colonel Holidays
control and the association took no ac-
tion regarding it's disposal. Colonel Hol-
liday paid the taxes on the property for
years and paid out more in taxes than
the property is worth He decided this
property before he died to his wife. Mr.
Rice thinks that some one should be
appointed by the court to succeed Colo
mel Holiday as special trustee to clear
the titles to any lots previously sold
without deeds or those with defective
titles. There is no disposition to open
old deeds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22

and now and then he caught himself
twirling that blue affair as If it were a
walking stick. He noticed that people
watched him. He heard a young man
say as he passed, Must be setting a
new fashion, But he paid no attention
to that. He boarded a street car.
Cant stand on the platform with
that" remarked the conductor in a
jocose manner.
The man with the blue, fluffy stuff
fare and sat down.
An old colored woman looked at the
dainty sunshade. She shut one eye and
said, Honey, is yer 1ooxin' fer er place
ter give dat erway?" and then she
laughed.
on the stick looked straight ahead and
paid no attention to her.
well, wouldn't that kill you," re-
marked a young fellow with a cigarette
and a high collar.
Another man got on, paid his fare.
peeked in the door and remarked,
That's healthy looking umbrella"
The man who was carrying the object
of the remark glanced out of the win
dow
Jaw, vas, I allus had a, er, fancy for
fine parasols, don't yer know remark
ed a 32nd degree chappie as he brushed
his hand over the fluffy part.
Now, you idiots make me tired, y
roared the man who could not stand the
remarks any longer and arose and sig
nailed the conductor to stop the car
up town to have it repaired. If you
don't like it you can-can- can" but
ne was so frustrated he could not con-
tinue and got off the car and walked
more than half the way home.
Sammy Brown orphan, found him
self in deep trouble Friday, through his
friendless condition. He has no father,
nor mother, to guide and direct the ac-
tivities of his hardy, little IL year old
frame. He lives with his grandmother
at AL Chandler street.
Sam Brown orphan, goes not to school
and has no place to work. Hence he
makes the streets his playground,
which accounts for his meeting with a
mishap that is not so liable to befall
properly occupied little man.
In the course of his rambles Sammy
essayed to steal a ride on a dirt wagon
near the fair grounds. He fell off and
under the wheels. But here his Ilardi-
ness stood him in good stead. While the
wheel passed directly over his body, it
left no injury beyond a slight bruise on
went under the wheel it was different.
and a thumb suffered a compound frac-
ture.
Sammy bound up his wound in an
old rag and marched bravely up town
to a doctor. when he told his story more
tearfully for the fact that he was penni-
less than for the hurt perhaps. The in
jured member was dressed, and Sammy
Brown, orphan, went his way rejoicing
to be the envy of less fortunate lads
perhaps, who would be prouder to carry
an arm in sling than an armful of
books to school.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22
CR0kER's BRYAN BETS.
Has Put Up 100000 and
Stands to Win Over
$25O,OOO.

New York, Sept. 22-Richard Croker
has bet 100000 on Bryan to date. If
Bryan should be elected he will win
more than $250,O00 The greater part of
Mr.. Croker's money has been placed at
215 to- /, but early in the campaign he
laid few bets at to 8.
Croker has advised all his friends to
follow his example. He has told them
that he feels certain of Bryan's cleo
ton. So far few OF them have taken
his advice.
Mr.. Croker win not admit for pub1ica-
ton that he has bet a dollar. But he
does not deny it, and the fact is an
open secret.
do you think to 21k is a good bet?''
he was asked.
Eyes. do. I think even money would
be a good bet. Bryan is going to win. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22
REPUBLICAN DATES.
Where Campaign Orators Will be
Next Week.

The following are the appointments
for Republican campaign speakers in
the state for next week:
Governor Stanley will speak Monday
Minneapolis; Wednesday at Russell
Thursday at Newton; Friday at Hutch
insOn, and Saturday at Yates Center,
Paola and Kansas City.
]. r. Burton: Wichita, Sept. Is; st.
Joe, Mo, Sept 26; Beioit, Sept. q; abb
1ene, Sept.2S.
Chas. F. Scott: wellington, Sept. "a;
Kingman, Sept. 25; Pratt, Sept. &c; Stat
ford, Sept. 27; Mcpherson, Sept. %:
Cherryvale, Sept 20.
Frank Nelson: Elmont, Sept. 26
I. E. Lambert: Humboldt, Sept "a;
Oswego, Sept. 20; Norton, Sept. %.
James A. Troutman: Jewell City,
Sept. 2s.
j. K Cubbison, Beneville, Sept. 2s.
A. II. Ellis, Linsborg, Sept. %
7. A McNeal: Anthony. Sept. "a;
Kiowa, Sept. rs; Harper. Sept. 26: Medi-
cine Lodge. Sept 81: Mcpherson, Sept
%.
r. B. WEIGH: Nemaha county. Sept.
"A; Seneca, Sept. rs; Clyde, Sept. 2s.
John 5. Dawson; Marion, Sept %;
toma, Sept. %; Alton, Sept. 20.
B. H. Tracy: Marysville. Sept. 27; Pa
ola, Sept. 20.
]. S. West: Smith Center, Sept. %.
j. d. McBrian: Garden City, Sept. 81.
Paul Jones: Independence, Sept "a:
Coffeyville, Sept. 28.
Charles Curtis: Phillipsburg, Sept o.
e, w. Hoch: Seneca, Sept. 27; Man
haitian, Sept. 20.
W. J. Bailey: Clay Center, Sept. %.
Lieutenant Colin H Ball: Smith Cen
ter. Sept. %.
$: s. Ashbaugh: Everest, Sept. "a;
Willis, Sept. rs; Robinson. Sept. &C.;
I1amlfn, Sept. 27; Powhatan, Sept, g.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22
SCOTT AND REEDER.
Republican-Democ Nominees for
Congress Continue Debates.

Hill City, Sept. 22-The joint political
debate between Tully Scott, Democratic
nominee for congress in the Sixth dis
trict and Congressman Reeder, present
incumbent and renominated by the Re
publicans, was continued here The court
house where the speaking occurred, was
cornforta bly, filled. In this meeting Con-
gresham Reeder led off with an hours
discussion of the main questions of the
day, which was followed by Scott in one
hour and half to reply, while Reeder
was given a half hour to close. The
friends of each app1auded their capdi-
dates, as was the case in the Colby meet
ing. The Hill City Reveille, one of the
most pronounced organs of Populism in
the Sixth district, is heartily supporting
Dykes.
At the night meeting in Hill City the
large meeting was addressed by Jerry
Simpson and s. G. Hopkins. fusion NOM
inee for state senator of the Thirty ninth
district.
The joint debates will be continued
Grainfield, next Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22

John Waters was in Boston several
years ago during the trienniaI .conclave
of the Knights Templar.
MIR. Waters Is not Knight and SO he
was not in the swim as much as those
who wore the cross and crown. But he
was not to be left out all together. He
found a friend, w. w. Manspeaker, and
explained to him that the beaneaters
were not falling over each other to show
him any attention. Mr.. Manspeaker is
a Knight. He decided to help John. He
gave him a button to wear and a half
dozen of his cards. John was armed
and started out. The first man he met
who gave him the high sign on account
of the button he was wearing was in the
elevator. He greeted Mr.. Waters as
knight and shook hands and handed
John one of his cards. Now Waters
thought it would surely be all right in