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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Chicago. May 2s.---At Belden and
West Forty-second a~enues 100 men
and women gathered end dragged on
a rope that pnlled q pillow through
the soil A choir stood bareheaded
singing the dexoles7. while the pastor
Of the congregation that was pulling
the eplow grasped the handles Of the
plow aud guided it until st had made
a farrow that marks the spot where
will stand ST. rsups Congregational
church.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
ONLY FEW CARS MOVING.
81 Loufs Strikers Succeed in Preventfne
Operation OF T. anait L,nes-Imported =
Workmen sent Back Home.

st. Louis May 2&-2Abont the same
number OF lines operated last week by
the st. Louis Transit company are
running cars and efforts are being
made TO put others in shape to re-
sumo. Aeconservative estimAte places
the number of cars running over these
lines at about 200, compared with 500
in operation under normal conditions.
The influx of non-union men from
other cities to take the places of
striking street car motormen and con-
ductors continues. AS they arrive in
Union station these men are met0by
committees of strikers, WHO use their
persuasive powers to get the men to
return home. Some saccess attends
these efforts.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
.sR,sToW's NEW POSITION.
He SUCCEEDS DIRECTOR Rathbone rs Acting
Director General Of Posts in tho
Island of Cuba

Washington, May 22.-Ehe post
master general has suspended Direc-
tor-General Of Posts Rathbone and ap
pointed Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Bristow acting d.rector-gen-
eral of posts IN Cuba, with no other
Salary than fourth assistant postmas-
ter generals Q
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Leavenworth. Kan, May 22.-Chris-
4opher c. Augur, the Princeton col
lege student, who has drowned Sum
day near Princeton, N. J., was well
known at Fort Leavenwcrth and in
fthis city He was here several years
with his father, Jacob Augur, who
was on the staff of the infantry and
scanalry school and commander of the
,poGt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
HAS EVANS REsloNEDq
1t 10 Persistently Rumored I'm Washington
That the Pension Com mlssi0ner
Stepped Out q Week Ago.

Washington, May 22.-The report
that the commissioner of pensions, H.
Clay Evans, has resigned is again in
circulation. Despite statement
from the commissioner that he has
not resigned. the report is accepted
as true. Mr.. Evans is said to have
sent his resignation to the president
a week ago.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Washington, May e2.-Assistant Sec
rotary keiklejohn says the total cost
of the six miles of. railroed built by
the government to connect the piers
in Havana harbor with tie railroads
of Havana was $34261184,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
For Mnsic In Public schools,

Columbia, Mo-, May 22.-The Mis-
souri, State Music Teachers assOcia-
ton will hold it's fifth annual con-
vention at the state university June
12 to Is. The association has started
a movement for chair of music in
the state university. cit is also work
ing to compel all towns Of over 1000
inhabitants to teach music in their
schools.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Kansas City, No., May 22.-The Fra
tdfnity of Operative Millers of Amer
lea, composed of. head, millers and
mill superintendent from all the
central states of the United States,
win meet in Qhis city May 1926, in.
elusive. Between 800 and 500 1nillers
are expected. @
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
Strange Amietion OF = Farmoaaud.

Hiawatha, Kan, May 22.-George
Davis, q farmer employee. by C. NJ.
Jones, was suddenlD stricken deaf
and dumb while working IN the field.
He can neither read nor write. The
reason for the loss of his speech and
hearing is unknown, as up to the time
of the accident he seemed healthy in
every respect.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Osawatomie. Kan. May 22-Bur-
glars forced their way into the post
Office here and blew 6pen the safe,
carrying of the contents. The
stamps and stamp books were left
outside but they were too badly dam
aged to be used.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
sl.u,s Nav.l Commander Here.

San Francisco, May 22.-The admit
raj of the Si9pese navy was passen-
ger ON the steamer City of Peking,
which has just arrived here. He has
for the last &c years been in COM
mand of the email but efficient feet
that protects the little Asjatic nation
from foes on the sea.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

The supreme court OF Massachu-
sets has Just decided that under the
existing statutes no person may sell
tobacco or cigars in thEt state on
Sunday without physicians pre-
scription.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
columbia In desperate straits.

Kingston, Jamaica, May 22-Advices
from Colombia say that the rebels
are operating sound Panama, which
quartered iQ the churches. The coun-
try is in q frightful state and paper
dollars bring only five cents each.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Ardmore, /. T., May e2.Last night
near Ran, Rufus Buner, negro, killed
a nine-year-old girl who was living
with his family. He then attempted
to conceal. the crime by burning the
dead body. He was c1l.ght in the
act and an attempt was made to
lynch him but parties succeeded in
safely landing him in Jail here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Guthrie, Ok, May 22.-WilIiam VIII
bert. living near Marshall. drove OF
bridge and dashed head first into
ravine. the horses and buggy fall
ing ON top of him. He was fatally
injured
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Washington, May 2s.-The bill tc
Tict-made goods was passed by the
house Monday without divisionss The
eight-hour bill was passed. Isl to 81.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Kansas City, No., May Several
crews of artisans worked all day.
Sunday on Convention hall. To date
the hall directors have awarded con-
tracts for work that win cost $780,
600.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City. May 21.-Egss-Fresh.
101zc doz.
Butter-Creamery extra fancy separa-
tor, lie 10; frsts. 16c; dairy, fancy 14c:
country roll. 1Sc; packing stock, 13c
Poultry-Hens. live, &c: old ROSTERS
zoe each; young, 2Oc; broilers, 15c per Id.
capons, Sc per ID; ducks, &c; geese. 4c.e
turkey hens. &c; old toms. &c. Pigeons.
$1.OO doz-
Potatoes-Texas. new, 50G60c Der 1-s
bu; northern. 15030c: sweets, table stock
50465c per bu; Colorado. 60@75c per bu:
California, $125Q1.50 for so lbs.
Apples-Choice to fancy, $5.00G75o per
DBL: fair to choice. $soOQ4.50 per Dbl: $1sH
@2-0a per bu-
Observation-Disclosures and Missouri.
$1-25QI75 per A-box crate. choice 75c0
$1-O0. May cherries. 800 per 24-box
crate. Gooseberrfes, H.50Q2 So
Vegetables-Green beans, Texas, 5006sc
per 1-3 blu. Peas, Texas. 40Q60c per peck
basket. Parsley. 75c9$1. g per bu Flor
ida tomatoes. $4.50955o per 6-basket crate.
Navy beans, $z-25. Radishes. 5@30c per
doz. punches. Lettuce. curly leaf, z6So
per bu- Beets, new, 15d25c per doz. bunch
es- Carrots. 30@40c per bu. Turnipss new
30Q40c per Dozen Cabbage. California.
s.. 504300 cwt- Onions, choice S5c0s1 a
per bu- Split peas, 31kc per ID. Par
ships. 50465c per blu. Cucumbers 81 500
LIS per doz- Green peppers. SO per G.
basket gate Spinach. l5030c per bu.
Rhubarb. 10Q15c dox punches Asparagus
home grown. 15Q20c doz punches. Cau-
ifower, $50 per box: Florida egg plant
$3.50 per doz.f Summer souash 5O6ko
per bushei box. Roasting ears, sc dos.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
0uay VIM ny It Again.

Philadelphia, May 22.-Sanater Quay
announced Monday his candidacy for
reelection to the United States sem
ate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
Chicago Live stock.

no. Good to prime steers, S4.9OG5.65.
stockeEs and feeders. So. 1861 cows.
$4,000. 60; Texas fed steers, $4.0OQ5. Is.
Hogs-Receipts, 45,0O9 Mixed and
butchers, A95@5.2; good to choice heavy,
IS. 1905. 271z.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Good to choice
wethers. $5.1O@535; western sheep, lie
65.35; native lambs, s45Da7.25; western
ambs, S6.OO@z2s Q
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
st. Louis Cash Grafns {

st. Louis. May 21.-wheat-No 2 red
cash. elevator. 7OAc; track. 71@72c. Corn
No. cash, 1850; track, 3Sc. Oats-No. q
cash. 23szc; track, 24kQ24.sc; No 2 white.
2711c.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
st. Louis Live Stock.

St. LdAis, May 21.-Cattle-Receipts, O.
500 Beef steers. $3.65@5.65: stockers and
feeders, S2-15@4.75; cows and heifers, $2-25
Bats: Texas steers, S.. S0@50O.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. @Pigs and lights
ssGeh5.10; packers, S5.00G5.15; batchers,
H.Js65. 80.
Si1eep-Receipts, 1000. Native muttons.
.E.o06s2s; lambs, s5.75G7-25.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

c1naha. May 21.-Cattle-Receiptss 2 400.
Native beef steers, s4.4O@5. 30; cows and
neifera s. 60a4.7O; stockers and feeders,
5.f6Gs.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 4.SoO. Heavy. s5.02k4
SIS: mixed, s.. 0O@5.O5.
Sheep-Rece4pts, $500. Wethers, s.. 500
SIS; stock sheep. 81 5Od5OO; lambs. $50
4T15-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25
Chicago Grain and Pl

Chicago, May H.-Wheat-No. 2 red.
ter, 6e@67c; No. s, S2@66c: No. northern
spring, 67@6Sc: No. 2. sc; No. g., 62@6ec.
Corn-No. 2. SIC; No. 8. 36slc. Oats-No.
2. 23c: No. 3, 23Zc.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-05-25

Kansas City. May 21.-Wheat-Sales
by sample on track:
HardENo. 2. 611sc; No. 8, 591s@6O1kcg
Soft-No 2. 65d66c: No. g. 62@55c
Mixed Corn-No. 2, 361zc; No. 3, S3Ac.
No. 4, SEC.
White Corn-No. 2, 371sc; No &. 36kc
Mixed Oats-No. 2. 241kc; No 3, e24c.
White Oats-No 2. 26c; No. 3, Csc.
Rye-No. 2, SIC; No. 3, 521hc
Prairie Hay-$7 25@7.5O: timothy, s10.5O@
LOO: alfalfa, H.50Q9.00: wheat straw,
$5.OOQ5.5O. Oats straw, S. 00Q5. SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Is Sc I.

St"Iltrgu'@EsIibsr Curt MI ~
gebotn truu.t lelleu Sd nbrub nl9t
pslbelmllden, DE Stbulotu! 1t rpar 81
9rDB, urlO nab Ger a5r.;ie CIR 8rGrH
bon Wllmersoorf tIttcn 'I,ine U.lu.i-
9cr Die 0eoul0 i. l.pren.
ueDer0les ba!!c tr iih nurb Den
Wrub nit gAt.a in Der BeleuIhaft
LnmOallb gematt, Die 6riinoe olsies
8tu1s wurCen ebenlD luIe DIE perleblte
SPECULATION auf oas Ssrm6gsn Der
Grdlln Wllmersouri balo betannt, man
SOY lib uon Dem Manne, Der 10 lDtni9
Nobel oatte uno baEoelte, nlebr ulo
rlehr slriif.
Sds Gut ,uuroe gum @srtauf ausge=
brtem; luie es bieB, r. ilst,irts ein Urui
SrmncmIB o%arauf; Serr BON MeIas=
tDrn bate iGou %sedHEert, oab er liz
e,n;gen Sasen cine arOBs GeiIe ant'rteu
uno ipater i%uabrideinlibr in Der gt.ji-
bellS lib n~ieoerlalisn 10, roe.
Sur Den SberfDrter Slurmfeoer mar
olels Gnttauldun9 iebr bitter. Aus
SppOliiOu aegen DEN Baron Molfeaua
bon Glaoentbal mar er in Die Sienlte
o.eles Oerrn einastreteu, ben er far
eillen iebr reidsn Wanu aebalteu batte,
lnab aliei olelsngatbullunssn tOnute sr
i'm nldt msbr ahten.
Ser al,e Serr war elm i1arfer Boob.
ahter. Der umlihtiaen Ssrpaltuua oes
Sutss 9pbenllnom muBts er u~ngslbeit=
tn Ss,lal Splleu. or bebauerte, DUB er
ttln 9emitbilpes s. us IN, @aloe bate
Deilanen mlilien; glelhWobl belt er
lUU lmn,er an Dem &sroaht lett. oen
sr 9s9sIi WUlfsans beste. audi Mann
ird). a!s er Die Y,rlObuHs -
mil Der Ship. fer oes DtaIors uua grei-
tenuer9 erEuDr.
Ven UtalOr bate Ct pcri6nlit fennef
geielnt. sr mar ibm meb,ma!s im Wal-
oe be9eynet, Ole unuMnbsibdre S,euno-
iGdtts Ole Is ebrenfsltcu uianuss lieb
alD Siurml sosr OILS ein autss 3eua-
MS tur 9Sollgan9 9el,en. osnnob wol=
ts CT nlbt auyeben, Da6 er lib in leinsa
Gtrmutbull9su Seirr1 blbeu :onue.
Sle Srlnherun9 an Den Spen DeS
eOmmtllousru,bs. Der segen Oca sl9e-
men @dter ben WiOrosr ysounaeu bate,
mar Su lebDatt i'll lelnsr Seele, auf lie
linBle II luItoer Nineu YerOatt. iobdls
eln ,S!Osltsl auiits,ssu polite; 9Spli-
gang salt ia alD ais entarIsicr So1n.
uno Ieule ShulD wur,e unSueiIelualt
buourn bs,uleisn. ouB oas 5eithmsut
tr, ; alisr YianlUrihuugeu peltdiDuas
ocn bllCb.
Mcpl that ibm Der Summer ieincs
Stubs IN Der Setit Wtp, Wppl lruelle
es lpi. oaB er Vrunu nini mtbr lelutn
SuWiegerlubn nenusm ourite abcr ben
barren. rarren &ppi tpuute Eup potlte
er nlht beugen. 10 lanse lbri nlht be-
Wielen wulOc. oab ielns Mul1Gurnsen
ulllbtla pareu.
SruuO iOlle lib oieisn Mnihuuml en-
fIyen. Damn ,uur Niles mRocr gut; oaY
MIlellhutterll1e M%ertruueu. 0as &runU
oeu Baron bep,es. belrutisle Der alte
Serr ais ernierrissnOe &rEle,ei, Die CT
Delablhfnte.
(5ortiebuno fofat.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
II. 9apiteI.

Deinri1 sanoiprt mar plob(i6 ents
.GNen ,uoroen. ole @riiuoe erfubr auber
i'm 9ltmano; Der Notar Wiaelmann,
ELI autmitbistr 9err. Der ieoen Gdrm
laJts. wrlte lbn i1onen.
Grn 10 GROCER 6eu9ler Sanbfort
ouh mar. uno 10 gut er es auh psr=
llanosu i)atie, ieinsn iisoerliden 2ebtnss
lp0noel 81 perhelmlid,en. Der Notar
srbielt brG Senntuib oapon, benn
Sanoirrt beiaB Sablreide Seinoe, bic
i'm itpu ldugit iiir ieinen 9o1mutb
uio le,ne llsberbebun9 81 fraien JUDI
ten.
<Sm 9ursau tparen etnige lnre9el.
.':iG.Ht,i!sn poraefommen. Der Hotar
.tr i:e ieineT eriten Sdr iber oaiiir
r;.ai wOltli6. Sunbfrrt 9ab cine tro-
!; : NniluO,t. oies peranlabte ben
.,1,lr. ris Hsauliruna Der Siuterlalien.
'a0'' leines SprQdnge,s elmer 9riinoli-
ran Griiiuns 81 unterue,fen, unb Die.
!: ercub nit sismliter 9, ltimmtbelt,
Lap SunoiOrt nibt ihalsr ebrllh as=
yaunrlt bate.
*tosr luar Der Sepeis. oab Inter
i3tHGuagcn itAttA.iunpen lattell,
i,s,uer 81 iiibren, Der yiptar mDbte lib
JLD nhl 9erne nit niei r Nuiiehen er-
.rssioel uno uOrausi ptlih piel Merger
L,,u ild)enoen Nngtleyenhelt befallen,
II tcNHiisie lih oamit. Sano'ort CUR
hts 81 tellen, Der natiir.ih jeoe
'ulo leuSnete uao Die Nntlase nit
n~.Anultun9 uno Oerlebenoen 8orpiir.
In iutilf,uie5.
n,Odte CT nun itulris fein ODER
liti. er lutte ons 0erlrausn oes go.
ans perloren. uno Der INNER heiti9er
.urlccnoe @ortitreit fiibrte our ioforlti.
gen 9oluna Deg 0erira9s.
Sus 9cIhab an einem Sonntagpor-
mittaa. Selnrih Sanoiort la1te ip0t'
tllf. als er oas Sais b. rlieB.
rGenu9 nun ocs Stlauenoiepites!"
.illrmeits er. wdbrenb er mt bod erho'
venrm @arpte Die StraBen ourbuan'
,rt. sd bin lcBi mclu eisencr 9err
..uo iiRoe III Nu:ianOe lDobl elle nere
Seimatb, in Der ih bas 2ebcn semic'
bsn lam, wie ib IS lpini6e."
Gr iibrte nit ieinem oilnnen Spa.
sie, It0tten eiren 9ieb in Die 2uft Lno
bieb itcben, I'm cine Gigarle ansu5lns
ben.
Ser ileine Goman nit Moele mub
nm aud gum ShluB aebrabt peroen."
Z lDnl er lem SelbitQeiprGb ~ ,eoer aut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
mausr tn oen UluB plnunier seprau-

mduer IN 0en OtuB glnunter 8eiprau-
gen.
.Gaeiar faB!" risf Der NFeKor. nns
in mdatig,n SdBen elite Der 9uno Der
nnslids itclIe gu. Die beloen 6errea
fOlalen. raid enli6loien sp9 oerNieiisr
ben Nod aus. {
2Iuf ben a,ueiten 3uf iprans Der
Sumo Iinunter, bic 9elbsn No9en
i1lugen bod iiber ibm sniammen. ihon
na1 emiaem Secunoeu eridien lem
&opi tpieoer iiber benz Wniier. er belt
,"' -en ben 3dBnen elm iGmarses Sc
ipono.
-. 4IieiIor beiann iid nidt lanae,
aul Oen SU%refensrut oes Vaiers nlcpt
a1teuo, iplau9 er nun aud binua=
ter; er mar ell 0eibtsr SdiUimmer.
iiberoles itIsBen bon ben III Der Ndbe
liesenoen S6fsn idon einIse &abue
ab. Die 81 9'lfe tanlen.
Ser 0uIo ldwumm. bic unaliidlide
ietba!terO, ieinem Serin entasssn,
oleler btelt oas bluuoe Saupt oes be-
mublloien Widohens iiber 9BnIier, bis
ELL GaIn lie erreibte. Der Ollie auf=
III II.
,,.s Der Ientner bas Gettungsmert
oliitlib pollsuoet lab, ihpellte oerSlOlS
auI ben brapen Sobn ieine Srult, er
elite sur Srol6te unD iubr nit ibr gu
Der Sttlls hin, pO Der &abu lcnoen
muBte.
eme sierli6 5a6lreibe Wense neu=
aierlqer YeriOnen hattie lid bort RAID
D%srldmmtit. Vile mollten bic uria6e
nieles SelbitmDrbuerluhs srfprlhen.
Ollie benz gtstier Die Sano oriideu; Der
NlleiiDr aber iertig,e lie turs ab uuo
irue nit einem MiatrOIen oas Gtdobeu
IN De 9rOidte.
IS lit Die Sohter oes Notars &uH.
IbenUers," f~iiitslte er leinem 9atsr ;u.
.WruBer OOtt!" REF Der &entuer
bcI1ilrSl.
.Stu! NuBer uns beicen brauht
naa NlemanO 81 erfuGren, Der NOtur
mar Gem 0rsuno. idugs nun iein STUD
Dor ben Spln DEG 80. els"
vYlber .uubin hit ibr!" fraSte Der
Geutner Uerlulrrt.
,oNo1u? Na1 0auie!!" eripiocrte
Der SpDn, Der berelts III Der SiOlGte
iaB uno ben bemuBtlOlen SOrper fslt Ill
jiu Qeoriidt belt.
vIber es mi.lltn Gettunssoerlnde &C.
nl0C't merDrn
r.lnbciDr0t. pos M1ohen Gthmct
ro,g, Is lat rur Die Eelinllng pcI!D=
rel. Ser Nrst mptnl il III INIT
,sr 9t0le, CT tam iolprt sur Sts!r
ieln."
I'm Hle9enoer Sait uuo 3usleid in
be'eDl,noem Spne bate Der NiieTor
bas NeIproAei, 'ciu &ater mari elrlen
flrsan Bid dui nus ltole bette IIt=
8 Noslrs. II tIh0, lelneu SinlUuno
M III, n rrt"*)2e;. Dem &"tid = iei~e
gSo nnno a., lsg ell. DIE SrOl.yte
rDute psitct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Sic rptbc 9atcrnc+
Sfpmam pom GmalS inauft aoni9.
(SorteauJ)
&pmam . &uals uAsatt &oni9.

(6ouiteau8 J

.gSelter NrunO Is auh leln mag,
s., w.l, ib butte Gid. lLibe bel III r.
bis ul,,sr uulellae gcyoaUt rpn III +
aenpmmen, msiue Gbre bon leoem
Slcd,u wlsosr 9rreiHiat ilt!" la9te er
nit uibrlrcnoer ct mrlc. ,Sann NIL
i1 gi1 fraaen, oh gu mir anNeboren,
eeaen lno 6risocn wisoer III oielcs
Suus brin9en willt. Damn crit, Su
gutter Gnrel melnes Selena. lpenn Su
mid Seiner wiercr werlb f%inOelt. nil
ib oeie 6rase Ill Sib ,ittsn, aber
o,rlaB Md jeBt niht iA Wilroe lln=
lasbar unAliidlih wsrocn."
Gr hattie iDre Sdnbe leile BON ilrem
s~,glibtuoen Mnlllb fprt9esoacn. ell
h.lBer @lildsitrobl traf ibn aus ibren
Mu9en, in benen mob Sbrdnen ih!ms
ilertcu.
.Sann srIt?" fragile iis. lib 81 linn
nitprr neiaeuo. .Wub i'd nod einmal
Oh iaNen, Oh tlsuercr Mann. ocG i9
niemals al Dir seSucii'lt bate? Nein,
tulle mid isgt nob niht, Geliebier.
iubr he nit einem ihelmiiten 2dteln
fort. inpem tie raid oas Saupt misber
erbpb. ,lb Mil On I:uu Den 6runo
nsnnen, Der mid BON bier iorttrieb.
SIP babe lid INNER aeliebt, 10 lanAe
ib DID tenne, Su wubtsit uno bemert=
ttit Is nitt; ib tpnnte Die Dual per
iImGbter 9lsbe niht lInner ertra9sn-"
9Ne ter fam lie nitt. Die Nrme
@Olisnnas tielten lie left umid unseN,
feline 9'ppsn ihlolien ibr Den Wiuno.
Gpn ilrem Slid berauidt, DR. ,NBrn
lie Nlles I'm iih Der, lie borlen nidt D {
Stlmmsn in Der SibllDtbet, labcn ni1t,
Dap Der M, ior uno 8iiIa eintraten.
lie luuren aus il rem &aul6 erIt emppr,
ais Giiela nit einem Sreuoenruf aut
lie SueIlte unO in tlefer Seluegun9 bic
itrlp!enbe Sraut uno bann ben Sruber
III lire Irme ltlo6.
TIA, nun bait Ou cine St,lle als
g. lelllhaiterin Seiunpsn," ihsrste Der
Mtalpr, pdbrcno er ebenf0lls tie Sdwe=
It I al feline Sruit 500 uno benz 6renno
Die Sano o.iifte. .YiIt Oh nun suf,i..
oen uno aller SOrgen leoia9"
SD bin uniaabur sliidlid,' sriui=
bsrie SsOwia. wisosr in B 2lrme hires
SerlOhten eileno; rnun mag tommen,
mas Mil, gllss wsroe i6 fleubie nit
/ M traasl, nibts iOll infer Slid itoren
u!io triib NJ"
v9ber Die @elt BARI es nod nibt
Nr'abren," ia9ie @%olfaans. in oeiien
6 Gle Die grinnerun9 oil ben Srief Siei-
lers ben 8rol mieoe, wefte, ,.oie bO=
ZEN 3unscn miiroen ibr Silt au1 iiber
Slb ausibitlen."
..M6aen iie es tbun!" rief !0eowia,
sd neroe mutbis linen bic Stirne
bisltn! Sdide einen Soten CUR Staot,
Molieona, uno lalie uniere 8%srlobuns
ucrrientlihtn. Greuno uno Teino iollen
wiiItn. Oab gu en- ,r, %seimneen bait,
?" Sid 9laubt uno treu su Sir
bdlt!"
,,lfNana beribiete ieinsm Sreunbe
mo Der Sdwsiter feline unterrenuna
mt yteiIer. lie iparsn emp6rt iiber bieien
nsusu erprtiiunss periu6 uno riethen
i'm. obne Sersug benz Staatsanualt
sIn'si9e bapon au MAIDEN, aber lie
biIlisten aub bic Xnidauuns unb bas
@erlansen Seomiss: cine Stunoe ipd.
isr rift Nobann CUR stabt, UNI benz
Staatsan'ralt Den 8eriht uno Der 3eiz
mnsserpeoition bic Serlobunssan'eir
- ~ br.n9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
(5ortiebuna folet.)

Ter Sampfer .&al!er WilbIm Der
8roBe sebrabt $50 Souneu &uDlca
tuul.h.
Ser Serr 9ilrssrmeilter braple gun,
ShluS Or. SurGleuht cin bsNel'ter'
az csaummeMe. vpup. III oaa Ok lteRa
! u: IoAt>iN t,nllst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

sdanoe anbetriiit, Dor Der sic eridre'
den, MDele, 10 lit oas aud nur cine &es
bensart. Die feline Seoeutuns bat. IS
meroen pisle lo5enanilte wiloe Chen &C.
ibloNen, Die auf 9eaenIeitige Slebe &c.
ariinoet lino. ib iiuoe lie mordlilber
als cine Gpupcn,ensehe. bic nibt nur
bic 8attsn, ionoern aud i6:e 3inoer
Ingliidllb mabt. Sbanoe! Gleber
Smmel. MAIDEN Sic MIR nibt Ocn
Yormurf. bab ib lie Sbnen anbiete,
melt eGer psrnient i'm SIR Vatcr. mir
bin9egen ioaten Sic oantbar iein, oaB
milne Sisbe Sic Dor ullem hn9emah.
aler Notb uno 5or9s beihiiben mill"
-Sbre Nlebe?" iraate Noele, Die lebt
ben emit 10 bodpcrbertcn 6reuno, nab.
benz er Die Maste Iallcn yelale1 bate,
peradtele.
$50 meme 2iebe!" i6nitt er ibr bic
meitere &eoe ab, UNI DE Seioenlhatt
be uilo entfsiiell in ibm to5te, perSerr<
te ielne 3iise. vSis Gaben i6on elm.
nal oariiber Qeipotiet, oamals. oils
sSbr Batter mciue Werbuna UNI Sbre
Sanb 3uriidwies, Ill Jellsm Sage iAwur
ih mir, oab Sle msiu WerOen milBtell
i'm Gu,cn ODER i'm S0len. Weiben
Sic nidt 10 entI st surilf." bObnte er.
als iie nit a~nNituDllem Vlid IN bic dus
Berlte gde oes 3iMmers fiibiete, lid
beue ullt ictt uph bic uebtr,elIautlq,
oaB Sic nab rel Il der lleberleAuns mel'
zen 0orl1la9 annehmeu ,peroen. Sis
wlllen nod wabria enl IL niht, oaB
Sic ibon lanalt oils msine Geliebie
9elteii, mtine bauiigen @eInhe bl
tOnuien niht NIB mc.tt bleiben, DE
gauge Watbarihuit ws T.. ouB III Sle
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-31

missioners took under consideration,
and pending its decision adjourned
further hearing of the case till No
vember 8th.
On conclusion of the argument it
was apparent to every one that the
prosecution had no standing in court.
No one knew this better than the
Commissioners and their continuance
of the case was simply a subterfuge
to prevent trouble at the trial or be-
tween now and the national election
AS matter of fact, there was real
ly no danger of trouble. Though
there were thousand men in town.
the more influential ones among them
counseled good order and, as procau-
ton, had the dispensary closed. As a
result, Smithhei3 has never seen a
more orderly, we'll behaved crowd than
that here during the trial
The Commissioners, however, pre-
ferred to take the course of adjourn
ing the trial and making known their
decision later.
1t is safe to say that the Johnston
county election conspiracy cases will
never come to a trial.
FRED. l.. MERRITT.