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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11
AT ST. LOUIS.

Attendance, $500.
Score by innings. Ri =.
ST. Louis ............A 0 ~-S u ]
Philadelphia -. 20 o o 90 90 90 o
observation-disclosures and Ntcholss White
Townsend and Douglass.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11
AMERIcAN LEAauE sTANpINa.
WESTERN LEAGUE



Score by innings: Ri. 2.
Des MoineS ....-.....0 0 0 0 o.
Minneapolis =. 80 0 / 0 Is II
Ratteries-Glade and Conwell: Swarm
stedt and DonQhue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11
MUNYON'S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE

VIXEN Prof Munyon says his pyBpep@fa CIr9
will cure indigestion and all ferns Of stomach
trouble he simply tells the truth IL viii cure =
over-drinking. Ia viii cure stomach that has
been weakened by old-5tyie drugs IL Will 90 nucA
fovrsrd making al cid stomach like sound cne-
At al druggists, as cents titty-si1 other cures
Munyon, New York and Philadelphia
MUHYONs INHALER CUBES GATARRH.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11

For your summer outing allow US to
suggest Colorado, famous the world over
for its magnificent mountain scenery
and picturesque summer resorts, which
are located on the Denver q Rio Grande
railroad THE Scenic Line of the
World Very low tourist and circle
tour tickets are now on sale via this line
to all points OF interest. We have one
circle tour in particular. of I 900 miles,
for $500. which comprises more noted
scenery than any similar trip in the
world. If you want to know more about
Colorado and its wonderful attractions
write for illustrated pamphlets sent free
on application to S. X. Hooper, G. p &
7. A, Denver. Col.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11

ToCure Chiils or Malaria in 4 Days
Take Ouinorla- All druggists are author
lied to refund the money in any case OF
ehills. fever or malaria 1t fails to cure.
Price Soc per package.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11

Score BY innings !:

Game called at end of eighth to PEI
nit Denver to catch 3. train. Attendant
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11
AT CHICAGO.
Attendance, 45o.


Score by Innings: RHR
chicago -. 80 00oo10o !
Brooklyn -. 80 D 0 0 0 0-9 10 1
Batteries-Eason and Kahoes Donovan
and Mcguire.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11
AT CINCINNATI


AT CINCINNATI
Attendance, 1000
Score by innings: r. II. F.
Cincinnati ~. 81 10 o. 0 Is II 6
Boston 80. ........-.0 0 2 0 8 0 Is II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11

AtLcIlUduC5l o,oUJ-
Score by innings: R =. =.
milwaukee, % q U OuV-4 4
Standardization and Schreck, HaW-
ley Garvin and Conner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Guba's G%onfitnnnte.

6opanu, IL. &pr:l. - Sn bsr
ssIiern R~at!ge6a6isn ge6einsn Slbuna
osr GonFtiiuante bradien mebrsrs De-
lseaten Inirdge Elm, bdb bic Gonitltu=
ante ibrer MiBbiaigun9 Der i'm Platt@
ENHANCEMENT, insbelonosre in ben
alauIe..n 1, 3. 6 un'o 7 nieoergelesten
@runbfdbs Iusbrud ssbs. Ser Oesz
CAT @iborsa bsantraste 3urudfsluns
bisler Insslssen9eit ouf unb.lt:mmte
3eit, isop4 tpnrbe Der 4ntras nur
bura feds 9e.egaten unteritibt.
Ods rabitals glement Der Gonhiz
iuante arheits. babin, bab bisIe gsgsn
bas ENHANCEMENT Stellung nimmt,
ebs iib:r bic N6lsnbung elmer Gommif=
ion nd4 MaIbins!on abgsIiimnt
tpiro. @s ergab ii9 liar, bab bic
Habifalsn in Der Mebrbsit paren.
Die Wngefessnbsit miro hsute bss
Weitersn histutirL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

als er bpr einigen MoaaIsn, inosm e.
1elbit fir Den 8unbasienat in Oregon
eanbibiris, bic Grpdbiung oes 9anna'z
i9sn 4bminiItrations : Sunoioatsn
WicSrics bintsrir;eb unb i4lieBli9 biz
Gripdblung bes Senatprs Mit9ea hsrz
bslfIbren balf. Mun min 9srmann
nun offsnbar aug ieiner Sts1ung blnz
aug bugIirsn uao iammslt pa5u Matss
rial.
Wirb sum 9ofpitali4iff
I'm getpdnoslt.
0as &r:sgs, Ospartsmsnt baI felt
etni9sr Set perge6ens psriu9t, einsn
8dufsr fir ben Sransportoampfer
Scrip" gu finbsn, nslher pdbrsno
bes ipanif6en 8rieess angefauft purz
De, naaoem er porber ais Srturiionsz
0ampfsr in Der umssasnD bon NsIpz
Yort sebient bate. Die Nssierung
h5ablte ieiner 3sit ettpa $4,000 fir
bas S4iff. DIS Die Rsgsrung DAM
pier brau6ie, tparsn Die 9reiie ebsn
5iemli9 sod, unb a1s man isBt. oa ii9
feline 8srtpenbung fir ben Sampfsr
bot, Ielbissn gum 8srfauf itsals. be-
trug bic bDAite SHerts $751; Man
bahs fi9 f6pn barsin srse6sn, bab
man ben 9ampisr nit einsm 9erluit
bon mebr, ols 100000 piirbs los>
iG.agsn miiHsn, oa it9 ullsm InI9ein
mad eins Clique sulammen gst3an
battle, UNI be 3sgsrun9 gu 5tpingen,
ben Scrip" NET unter bsm Soften
prsi1s gu bertauf len.
Sept bat man a6er bic N5Ii4t, ben
Dampfer gu pertaufen, aufsessben,
BENIN eerooe CUR rs9tsn Sell lam cine
GequiIition aus ben p9;lippinen nm
Elm SofpAali9iff uno aus Der geeebez
men 9eI4rsibuns erii:6t man, bab Der
Scrip" pa9rideinli4 ben 4nforosz
run9sn entipre4sn p:ro. Der Dam
pier BAT geniisenbsn 8ohlsnraum, um
Die Sa6rt ubsr ben Sti1en Ocean ma
den gu ~fDnaen. tpsnn alle Nnlaufsz
tdfsn benubt tperben. uno lit gut g.
mug ge6aut, UNI bic Gsiis aus5u6alter.
@o biirften alio bic Nssp>Yorter 86sz
Der, pel4e fi9 Tfon Die 5dnbe serieben
BADEN mD9sn, neil ie einen Bargain"
81 MAIDEN buffien, iia ent!duTdt fin
ben. Der rSecrD" pirb beuer feline
@rfuriiOn5 5o6rten na9 gonspzSs=
lamb oSsr 2oraz9ranA MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Wieber cine dl6erne Sch
lude.

W;s ben pprn6srein an5unsfmen
mar, lit Die bonn 2Dnbonsr ,9!p6e"
p~erDffsntli6ts Netp : gorfer 9:peI6.,
baB Der amsrifanfi9e Sps5ial : Com
mi1Gr Godbiq in 9eting pon 8ai6z
inqEon aus dnaapieisn tppIbsn lei, ms
bsionbers bic @nti9dbigungsforOerunJ
Osuti6lanb's, neil fie bic bD4Tts bon
onsn Mddten lei, gu bsanTtanbsn, cine
at6srne 9sBliige, Die nur 6eipsiIt, Bah
BEN beirefFsnbsn 6sb6o!o Der Stanb
hsr Peters6urger 8sr6anbiungsn bolz
fidnbia unbefannt 1T. 0:uti6ianb bat,
ME man aug better QueGs erfd6rt, fetz
ne i%i6srmdBigsn 5oroerungsn geitsQt,
uno Die 60dite 5orbsrung lte1!s ii6,rz
haupt cine orbers Ma6t. 9r. Hodz
5iu Fat 'ba6sr 0eut i6lanb gegeniibs-
ni9ts gu bsanfanben uno fat audi bon
isinsr Hsaieruug ieosnfaas feline berz
ortige SnFrut!ipn er6alten.
&ratsbl m Mnti N1fobo1z
GongreB.
Sn Der gsItrigsn Sibung BIS Intiz
Nlfubol GongreHss in 8ien eins es
picosr re6t IebbafE gu. Ta!ur uao
WiHeni4eft fdmpftsn seseu elnanDsr.
Oie Safs fling oamit an, baB b:r 8tz
g~etarianer Or. 9anibsr ~bsrlangte, ben
GenuB buritrei5enosr Sp.iien gu perz
bietsn. Der 8orTiBsnbs, 9ofrat9 Or.
@ru6er, unb Or. 5orrel, l1~nip,rf!dt5s
proFehor in 2auianne, tparnten Dem
gs9sniibsr bor Sanatismus unb ue6erz
t~rei6ung. Dies min Ti9 8anibsr n:d1t
gsfallsn iahen unb parlansi bas Wort,
bas ibn a6er, oa ii4 ieb6after 8iberz
ipru9 srbsbt, ri6t ertbeilt miro. Die
llnrubs pd6It. Gin Naturbsifar5i, Sea-
mems SGniber, briiGt: nBfr berban=
fen n;dt Der Biheni6aft, ionb'rn Der
Na!ur rnIer Daiein," Die 8;getariz
amer uno NaturGr3ts tobea unb bir
9orIibsnbe ~fuspsnbir! i6lisB(i9 mi:
ben Wurtsn: ngDir lafen uns ni9t ter=
roriiiren!" bic Sibung.
OeS &ronprtr3en pro
9rumm.
Ser 8eiu4 bas &ronprinsen auf ieiz
nem 3brpnls9en Sels in S6!eIi fen
pirb nab ben bis6srigsn 8sTt;mmunz
gen in ben erften Sagen bss Mai erz
folgsn. Der Iufeutbalh baiel6it 1T
auf mebrere Sage bsmRFsn, 10 baB Der
8ronprins ieinen bissidbrissn ge=
bursting 1an 6. Mot tp~abrIGsinliA
audi bort berlebsn pirb. Bon Oels
beabIiatisi Der &ronprin3 birsft mad
Bonn gu rsiien, um gu 8eainn bes
Somnerleme tiers bic bortias unipsr=
iitdi gu bsfu9en.
Die GinitsGuns beg prin5en gilsl
Srisbri1 gun afttpsn 9isn Itlsiituno
bsi benz 1. @aroeregiment a. s. in
Yotsbam MIDI am z. Suli, an tpsldem
Sage Der prin5 Is Sa9rs aft piro, En-
folssn.
Warnung ge9en bic 8alfz
StraBe.
Sn sinem langer, fdon esiern fur3
e~rpdbnten Mrtifel iiber bic Spefulu=
ticn in WaG Strest 5ast bic v5ranf=
furtsr 3estuns" unter Nnbsrem: Scr
iesise Boom" trdst BEN @tsmpsl Ell
rer tpilosn unb bDalt. u~neeiunben Be-
tpegure, psl6e on oas Wiansr Spefuz
latfonsFKber bon 1873 erinnsrt. Osulz
i4e &apitaliiten ioltsn Die grObtsgur=
fi4t beobadten." /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
SEirfnnaer arlber 9iteratur.

80 t 0 n, Wah., II. NprIl.-Srau
sSul:a s. &eeh bic 8dttIn zines 6isz
5igen S9neiosra, tpe!4e burd anbauz
ernbss 2sisn bon Senfat!pns s2isbess
asf9iaisn un5 S4auosr : Hpmanel
bia gum ,Srriinn eraliirt pprpsn mar.
bat [iG gu eri4ieBen berfu9t unb 10
iatper perIsBt, baB IL pabrideinti@
rt9t nit Nn 2e6en papontommen
pirb. @in:ge 3sit Dor benz GdbRs
mprbberfn4e besann lie u~n5ulammeaa
bdngeno u. in leiosni4aftfifen WorA
ten bon i9rer 2iebe gu einem Manne
81 reben Der nidt ibr Satte ii. Sic
il &c Sabne at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Gun einem 1ruben=S superintendent
%erjblaueu.

Dubois, 3d., IL. Nprif. -Gine
eigent9Imlt9e 9e39i9te pirb aus
McgurFnep, einem fleinen 8rubenz
Stdoi6sn i'm Often bss Gountp, ee=
melost. Sine Qn5abl unsariTdsrSru=
b~snurbeiter fragile Bel Dem Supsrin=
~tenbsnten 9oparo um Nrbeit an, Ell
bialt aber cine o6l9ldgige Nntport.
SIS fpG ounn Elm MorItpeAIel entIian=
Den fein unb pd6rsnb beFsl6en I9lug
6Otparb einen Der Nrbsiter 10 UNI
glidlid nit elmer S9aufel, baB berz
fel6e balb barauf feinen 9eiIt auf=
CAB. 9otparb pobnt in Ssceola uno
erfrsut 1i4 zines Quten Rufes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
0aiferfriea in Glebelanb.

Gfebelan B, s.. II. 4psi(. -
Oer relpe 8irgermsifer Som" 6.
Sohnfon fat ben @tudsfpsl@2Ofalsn
unoSpelunfen in Der Staot ben &risg
ertldrt. Den 9oliasi6sb0rbsn tpa-be
Ilritte Subre gegsbsn, ~psrruFene 2pfals
unb S~pie.6Dasn gu ibertpa9en. @or
Glen bieisn YlaBsn foIsn gol5silien
aufssfisGt psrbsn, un bic 8eluf)er gu
1parnsn Ober lire Ramen uuf5unotiz
rem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Nus Oeutlhlanb.
Geine Sorge I6er Gou(on.
Scr rniiiidt .fransDiih italicniid,e
GerbriibermnsStanmel beruriad1t
feline Grresuus.

Gin psf7imiliiIaer Qrtitel BEE ngerli=
nsr 5a9eblatt" ii6sr Die inbuFriene
Sage. - SGsiiae 3una9ms Der
3obl Der 8eiddfti9unssluisn. -
0ieRssierung tpsgen i6rsr f9panz
fsnbsn pirthIdaftli6en Poiitif gss
tabslt. - Neus, bumme 2onboner
9sbtissn ouriidsepisTsn. - Sm
@rti : Ilfobol : gpngreB eebt es
iebr Ie66aft gu.
gerlin, IL. Qpri(. - Sn BUT
i6en offi5isGen 8reiIsn beruria6t DE
eroBartiss ruiIii9 italisnii6 : franz
S0T'6e 8er6rii0srunesfeisr in Soulon
feline grregune. Dan erfldrt bisr, biz
8orsdnse in Soulon bdtten our6aus
teinen unangnsbmen ginorud bier esz
ma9t, i'm 9sasnt6sifs freus man iiA
iiber Qass, mas Dem 5rieosn fOGbsrli9
lei. Ok 9samten ieben iaooh aussinz
amber, oaB bic Sran5oisn D;ssmdl pslt
tpeniger osmonltratip lpare1, ols gelez
gsnili6 Oss rufIti4en 5lOttenbsiudes
por etiiasn Sabrsn.
Sin bDbarer 8samter 1aate: ,Wir
f0nnen bic Osmpn5tralipa nur aGs eli
ne 9arantie bss 5risosns bspi1fommz
men. Die Sran3pisn i4sinen Die e.
iaB : 2oFhringer 5rase fanen 81 laiz
fen. Die Muslidten auf einen enroz
pd:i6en arisg iiab e%ntfsrnter aIs ie,
bsnn bic Nationsn Itnb 81 is6r nit Der
Gntpidsfung ibrsr ipirt6IA1Ftli6sn
Stdrfs bei6dftigt, als Dab lie al
&rieg bsnfen f0nntsn."
Die algeme;ns @nltdt un!er osm
9ubtifum sebt baFin, oaB Der gan3s
Nummsl fir Seuti 6lano unb Die Welt
ubsr6aupt 5ismli9 bsoeutungsio5 lei,
ieit Stalien fem 5efDalten am Oreiz
bunb 5ugsIdet babe. DAB bic SEaliez
nsr fire 9anbels5e5;ebung:n nit
6ranfrei6 gu psrbsIern iu4en, oog:z
gen Fat man bon bsuti9:r Seite nt4t
bas @sringIte ein5lppsnbsn. Die Fran
sDlii6 ; ruiitI6e N(tan5 1T Our6 Die
rmdrmelung bss prdfiosn!en 2ou6at
uno bss 2lomirais 8irileff Ei9:r ni6t
fsItsr gsporben, als Fe bisber mar, urio
cine 9sfabr fir ben Beftfrieo:n, cine
0sri6iebung bss europdiiasn @le;d=
gepi6ts, tpirb babsr aus ber inter7az
iionulsn 8stpsi6rGu6erung ni4t srz
pa6isn.
Gin unfsnruf T.
Oas r9erliner Saeebla4t" 6ringt
bsute e:nen bD9it p:TItmiItii6sn britt
fsl iibsr bic inpultrisle uno pirtbI6aftz
lif;s Gage Oeuti9lano's. 9erieIbe legt
bar, Dab pief, 5auisnoe bsutiher Grz
bei!sr bs16dftigungslo5 iino, oaB bic
3obl Der gsifdfti9un9sloien tdelit
5unimmt uno boB bic Qusf6!sn auf
bic 3ufunfi tperig SroIt b:stsn. 0a5
8latt maft bic f6panfcrbe golit;f
Der Hssierung in 8e5us auF national
0fonomiiGs 5ragen in groBem MaBe
fir ben us6sfitdno Dera1t&portl!6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
NatIt6e Muff1d rnn8

intsalt has e~ebiesene Ssut&e Meri ..0er .Net.
tinsesHnter" IS. Nufase, go Soften fart. init
pieis1 Iebrrei@sn Snatrationen. nebf elmer ABB
ane Uran seleien perben fonte. t1nentbebrlih
,ns lanSs aent:. bic I'D serebeli4sn woEsn. oees
".gs@aitds resbeiratbet Hnb.
man ssfInee eineer aeuet uno GefbieGtsPrani.
1atsen ans pie b6ien Goleen bon S:,aen6sdn0st,,
Snsr eGSwadss. Neroefftdt. !Smpefens, Sonuti:
oa9ta,s: Cnersis!on sfeit unb 0ramsfaSerbrnd,
opne fdsdeltd9en 9se6i,inen borer,n hriirr Samn
un Sia rtsafT SssS Ssat; nns % Sstisr Rat1a.5.r il Sisisi
piano bon rs Cts. 9simarien in sinfoMsm Im.
l~!ae iorgiam serpadt. frei susei&idt ,pisb4 ""'
OEUTScHES HElS-lNSTITuf.
,e.u...,, - EAST 9. STREET, 100,
us~esFA1 eInion %laee. Hev Msrf. \.
0er .Rhtunag Mnter. 1T au@ an.
boben BET Jrsotrid Witte, 236 Norb.
6otparb=G trahk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
@irf ihmer[id nahnnfnmmtu.

MewA0out ~. Mpri.:. = Sobn
Itbert Stoog, Der fhpeoifds SalI9z
mun5er nno 5dlidsr, tpslt:r fi9 am
kbten 9ieniiag Q6enb, ols sr berbaf=
tst tpsrben fpnie, cine 8usea in ben
8opf f4oB, lit iebt on Der san5en
rsGisn Se:ie seld6mE. Die SOPHIA
Qsrats slauhen n'4t, baB CT nit bsm
2eben haponfpmmn tpirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

&IIte Settttneen tGorrefpeubeuteuh
10e. pre- 6unlert, IN haben In Der Office bes .9,u>
f@es 9ertsipsubtnteAs SeItimsyes Stx uu6 M
Office ssaSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
3u6tbans auf Sebens3eit.
Srau Margarst 6of7od eri9lus i6ren
i'm S6lafs liegenoen Nann nit
PinPr DIRT

Srau Margaret 9ofod eri9lus i6rsn
i'm S4lafs I~iegenoen Mann nit
elmer Dirt.
Des Moines, Soma, II. Qpril.
= 5rau Margaret 9o1ad bon 81
bianpta, bic @attin zines 6armsrs,
purbs I9ulbig b:funb:n, in bsr92a4t
bes 1. 0e5embsr b. 5. i6ren Mann err
morbst gu BADEN, uno 81 lebenslGngz
lider 9efdngniBItrufe perurIbsilt. Die
Q1s6erflbrung erfoigte naA 5peipOz
6entliden 0erbanblungen ouf 9runo
bon Snoiaien6eireiIsn.
Sp6n t6oKad batte fi9 am M6sno
bes 1. Oe5em6sr UNI Ill u6r Ra4is
nit ieinsr 6rau gu Bett b~sss6en. 5rdu
!SoHad 6ebauptsts i'm @eri4t, lie Fei
in Ger Na6t bur6 einen id9en 2i6tz
ifsin aug Dem S9iafs oufseiiDrt pOr=
ben unb bdbe, als Tie aus benz 8ette
gsTprungsn, enibedt, baB i6r Mann
nit elmer Mrt auf ben aopf seI4lagsn
unb tDbtfi6 berlebt poroen lei.
Die Staeisanpalti6oft fi6rte ben
ga9peis, paB bic 6oHad'f4en @bsz
lsute breiBig Sabre lang in CANT uno
9aber nit chamber gele6t unb unrnitz
tel6ur bpr Der grmorbung bes Manz
neg eirsn Streit ipseen eins5 psr Sim
Der eebabt 6attsn, bersn neun ON 2ez
ben {inb. Die StaatsantpaltTdaft
ma6ts audi seltenb, 5rau 6ohad BABE
es Bel Dem Moro auf bic 9interiafenz
f6aft ibresD1unnes in 9Dbs bon $780,
600 qbaeFehen de6d6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13


fragt die Die Sors, Die lhr Inner Gekauft Hab,
's s.i &lMzZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Strifc in WrGraspnrt.

9ittsburg, 3d., u. Qpril. -
Die II. ct. Stsel Corporation DER
Stabl 3ruID unb bic Ntnafgamaieo
&fociatiun ri Steel u. Gin Wprfers
BADEN gum er1en Scale fire &iingen
e~efreu5t. Der Piitsburger She'll Der
Grefutioe Der lsbtgenanntsn Nr6siterz
9enpHenT6aft 6atae ndmli9 ben BE-
i9luB gefoBt, bic Qr6eiter in benz
Mc&eesportsr Gta6lif1emsnt Der Nine
rican G6st Steel So. an ben Strife
gu beoroern, fans bic ieBte Mo6s sntz
taIIenen Nr6eiter nidt pisDer angez
Iteat tpsrben. Mubsrbem beT6lpB
man, ben Sirife i9on ppr6sr gu Be-
ginnsn, faGs Big Mpntas anbere Sc
npfenf6afts Witglieber entlafen
pirben.
Die Qntport bss Stabf : Srufs
mar, bab Tie fofort bret MitgIiebern
Der Nmalaamateb Union bic Wabl
fslsfe, Der 9enOferF9aft gu sniTassn
pber sntlafen gu tperoen. DIS bies
befannt purb,, erflGrte bic Nmal9dz
mateo ben Strife lofort. OisIes it
Der brittle Strife, Der in iensm Gta=
bliHsmsnt fir Entertaining Der Union
ms Dsrf aeiebt pirb. Die Mmalz
9amateo 6ot beips fruheren Stritss
berforen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
9ieen,>0siuhe.
c, acknowledgements"
afde Rr. 4.
w.~.. Eileen, 9 cmnitRdre.
simm,.r M SO6, ncues GeridbtSsebduee.

Die nnten aeseno %eenannten gs,i;ntG eaSsI ss e.
a. ~ snm NRai 1901, ein9ereibt. Defhe
om s re.fte q, ben %. aprii, Mitteos 12 llbr,
in Gqp,pdcu ma qssoeen iue-ee,. 9rotstzGo rmuiars
Gals fe uepiini6t ipIesn) fHn auf erlu@en IN
bieiem giirsau erbdltst0.
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The Scheme That Failed.
TFrom the London Answers. ]


''I say, Gaddesby, " said Mr..
Smith, as he entered PEBBLES fish
monger's with a lot of tackle in his
hand, II want you to give me some
fish to take home with me. Put
them up to look as if they've been
caught today, will your"
Certainly, sir. How many?"
'Oh you'd better give me three
or four-barbel! Make it look de.
cent in quantity without appearing
to exaggerate, you know"
Yes, sir. You'd better take
salmon, eh?"
"Why? What makes you think
SOP"
"Oh! nothing, except that your
wife was down early this morning,
and said if you dropped in with your
fishing tackle and a generally woe
begone look, [ was to persuade you
to take salmon if possible, as she
liked that kind better than any
other.
Mr.. Smith took trout
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The Glory of Man is Strength

Life without vim is like champagne without
snap and sparkle, and life without nerve force
is like worn out electric battery; therefore we
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to cure all nervous diseases. dis
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H. G. Giele, Ashland; A. II. Miles, Iron
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Max Worth, Duluth.
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THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by which
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A. o. Blanchard, West Bangor,
N. Y, says: II have been troubled
with kidney disease for the last five
years. Have doctored with several
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The lack of energy you feel, the
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Foley's Kidney Cure will restore
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stingy dimensions from a perpen-
dicular point of view.
She was leaning over. her face to
the house, and as matter of course,
her back to the gate, when man
engaged in walking Virginia fences
that is to say, a man stepping
very high-came along.
He was obviously puzzled about
something. He stopped in front of
the house where the pansy bed was
being attended to and cast rowing
eye up and down the street. Then
he caught sight of the gardener in
the rainy-day skirt. He leaned his
arms on the paling of the fence.
Gill girl" he began, can you tell
me whish way t go to fin fam ly by
name o."
She rose from the bed of pansies
and turned around and faced him.
The man leaning on the fence gave
one Mortified look at her.
ooh, 'schuse me-" he said in a
panic-striken tone, and then he took
off down the street like man who
had been suddenly sobered by calam-
ity, while the little woman in the
rainy day skirt stood with her arms
akimbo laughing.
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STR. PLOWBOY

Lv Ashland for Washburn 90 a m 2 90 % m
Washburn for Bay field 80 a m 80 p m
Bayfield, for return II 90 a m Is p m
WaShburn for Ashland II 80 % N As y m
Ar Ashland 90 m 6 Is D M
Calls at Madeline Island both ways.
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Inevitable Warfare

From the Denver Republican,
When the new indestructible bat
tie ship is struck by Mr.. Maxim's
destroy-everything explosive, it can
be reasonably assumed that some
thing is going to happen.
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Published Every Thursday.

$500 A YEAR. The Only All Home
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Not a Little Girl.

From the Washington POST
She was fixing the pansy bed in
her front yard.
She was short and slight, and for
gardening stunts, she was wearing
a rainy-day skirt of rather unusually
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Official Paper of Bayfield, County. City of
Washburn and Board of School Directors.