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The Topeka state journal., 1901-04-15

OF Topeka. will read an original poem
at the launching Of the 6attleship Ohio.
Elmer Walters ..Thorcughbred
Tranaps'' at the Crawford Saturday Will
pay q matinee at Is aad . cents and the
prices at night win be from 10 TO 90
cent?
Ed Clark who has been in the auditor
o. freig ght receipts Office OF the Santa Re
for several years, eft today to take
position with the company at Winslcw,
Arizona
The federal grand jury met again to-
The Topeka state journal., 1901-04-15

Lille Jordan, the ex-wife Of Pie"
Jordan. who was arrested or the charge
Of stealing trousers from the Palace
Clcthins company. and who afterward
attempted to commit suicide in the city
5all by taking carbolic acid. has been e.
leased from jail on her own zecogniz-
ance- She viii appear and plead guilty
as there is 2 sure casa against Ler-
The Topeka state journal., 1901-04-15

=
They would have seen Kansas at her
best; they would have watched with a
feeling akin to rapture the fields of
wheat waving in the breeze like gloriocs
golden seas; they would have seen the
rolling prairies' billoWy swell;
Breezy upland and timbered dell.
Stately mansion and hut fOrl0rn,
That all were hidden by walls of corn
TT would have been a revelation to
these people. Many of them would have
come here under the impression that
Kansas was only. calculated to raise HI
and high winds in They would have
gone home satisfied that it was the ante
room Of paradise.
ssXenophon in his history Of the re
treat of the ten thousand mentions TIE
fact that when they struck the country
of the lotus and tasted of its languor
producing fruit they forgot their native
land, the sacred. groves OF Greece and
even their houses and kindred and want
ed to live in the land of the lotus for
ever. So it would have been with the
visitors to the seTni-cent ntennial- They
would have breathed the Kansas air, BE-
come inOculated with her spirit and Gag
er to share her prosperity. her destiny
and glory, each one Of the million who
would have taken the tour over Kansas
would have gone back to the places
from which they came to plan and
dream of the time when they could gath
eT their hooks ana 0ErOS, LnClF wives AstA
little ones and journey to Kansas as ia
cob and his outfit went down into the
land of Egypt
1T is safe to say that each one Of the
million would have talked Kansas and
her greatness That would have made
all told at least twenty million peopIS
who would have been filed full with the
praise of Kansas. As a result a million
or more would have been added to our
population. II IS safe to say that two
hundred thousand families would have
settled within our borders as the result
Of their preliminary visit. Each head Of
a family would have brought with him
at least a thousand in cash thus adding
in the aggregate s.. .09o, 100000 to the
wealth Of the state.
THE exposition was defeated by
combination of the people on the outside
who are ready to kill anything that may
inure TO the benefit of Topeka, and by
the owls of our own city who do nothing
but sit in blindness and hoot at prog
ress.
'sThe kicker is a trying individual bur
Cod for some inscrutable reason permits
him to exist In the words of Milton ii
his addenda to Paradise Lost;
Oh bury the kicker
Out in the woods.
In q beautiful hole in the ground,
Where the mosquitoes buzz
And the bumb1e-bees bum
And the straddle bugs straddle around
The Topeka state journal., 1901-04-15
HeIler's Testimony.

Albert Heller. living at 1114 Franham
street. Omaha, says: Il have tried most
everything that is used as a preventive
or cure for headache. but nothing dId
me 50 much good a. Erause's Headache
Capsules. Others who have used them
say the same thing Price 25c. Sold by
Geo. ". Stansfield, $50 Kansas avenue.
and Marshall Bros, lis Kansas avenue.
Antietam
The Topeka state journal., 1901-04-15

Breezy upland and timbered dell,
Stately mansion and hut forlorn.
That all were hidden by walls of corn
The Topeka state journal., 1901-04-15

MONTGOMERY
ephone7s II
The Topeka state journal., 1901-04-15

a more or less extended tour of the state.
They would have seen Kansas at her
best; they would have watched with a
feeling akin to rapture the fields ef
wheat waving in the breeze like gloTioes
golden seas; they would have seen the
rolling prairies' biIlowy swell;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
Las eleCCioDe
en- uertO RitO.
EnSe1anzas contemporaries.
Con este tftulo publica <La
Espaf1a, de Madrid ell siguiente ar

Con este tftulo publica <La
Espaf1as de Madrid ell siguiente ar
ticulo.
<La prensa diaria publfca la--no-
ticia de hsberse verificado las cleo.
clones generates en- Puerto Rico Han
vencido los republicanos a los fede-
rales.
<No cunsignan los despachos
Aotros pormenores salyo los referen
tas los disturbios ocurridos, que a
nosotros NO nos sorpreden, pues
!. vienen sucediendose desde que en-
traron los americanos en- la isla. En-
la mapera de dar la noticia de esas
elecciones advertimos alguna def.
eiencfa. Los federales estaban re-
traidos.
eNada menos dificultoso que la
victoria sobre quien no lucha. Aca
so en- algunos distritos han intenta
do tener mas votos que los republi !.
canos; avaso sin combatir hayan
querido perturbar las elecciones,
De todas suertes, la primera de
car&cter general bsjo ell dominic
americana ha sido peor que todas
las anteriores con el gobierno espa-
mol.
<Eran menos ma as aquellas til
rauias que estas libertades, exclama
La Correspondence de Puerto Rico
peri6dico que fajel6 mucho los go
bernantes espanoles. Nv
El jefe de los federales asombra
base ante un corresponsal del News
de que Sc preparasen las elecciones
como un feroz aplastamlento de la
conciencia pdblica
<En la Historic electoral del
mundo; af1adi6, no SO ha visto un
case como ell de Puerto Rice, La
Historic MEGA ell aserto.
<En Puerto Rico bajo ell minis
terio llamado auton6mico pres:di
do por ell jefe de los federales, con
ayuda de las autoridades de ALA, y
! con ell apoyo resuelto de espaf1oles
Sc practice la politica del feroz
aplastamiento sobre conservadores
y liberales, autonomistas y centra-
listas, monar1uicos y republica-
nos.
<Y ahora, aquel casos al pare
GER, Sc ha repetido; pero por violen
to que sea, quizas no 10 haya sido
tanto como el q recordamos, Y con Ell
cual va So prepare la mala educa
cion electoral de los partidos is4et1os
bajo un regimen denominado libe
raj.
El prefacio de estas elecciones
aun despues de recomendar la abs
tenci6n ell Comite executive de les
federales, no ha sido pacffico.
<Entre ot1 os esc&ndalos, los
peri6dicos locales mencionan ell de
Aguadilla: donde federales y repu-
blicanos llegaron a la aggression con
arma; ell de Humacao pueblo en- don
de fu6 insultado uno de los prohom
bres mas caracterizados del partido
republican,, y el de Caguas, cuyo
vecindario apedreo las casas de dos
, republicanos, y atropell6 un suge
to llamado Crisiobal Colon.
Todo este Sc lleva q cabo con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

A Nun 1863 ~ ss9 s g laeb oaaTa San Fran
EslOtada....,. .

neQnparahle hermosura Ia de
squalls muler 8 Veces 14nguida ale.
gre decisiva, cuyos ojos negros,
con ne&rura esabismo, si ilumin&se
a ratscon llamaradas de amor le
dan otEos & su fsonomfa melanc6li-
COS omo 81 qussi ssen doImir, ell
ltintgd hastfo9
81 D I'm 'sus labios que resaltan como
81 fue9en dos petalos rojos incrusta.
dos en- la palidez marm6rea de su
sfa3 pal1it& siempre la promesa de
m besd promesa que .jam&s Sc cum
pie 4lot ieliranJes adoradores que
lasasedlan.,
Las Hneas de su admirable cuer
po4despIi6ganse en- distintas direc
clones desde su cintura de avispa,
sesfumin4ndose en- determinados 81
tios para darle mayor suavidad al
scontorno y marcando en- otros, con
absoluta precision, las esbeltas for
mas de IN tipo escultural, elegante,
distinEuido,
Era 20 .su amigo predilecto y
habfane posesionado hasta tai pun
to de su voluntad que, confi&ndome
sus alegrfas, haci6ndome participe
de sus tristezas y dandome & como
Ger sus pensamientos todos,, obede
cfa a mis- fndicaciones con Ia preH
sion y premura que obedece al igno'
tizador 10 ignotizada
s@4ez Pedfame con frecuencia explica
clones de sus genialidades, de Ia va
riabilidad de sus caprichos y de sus
sentimientos, del por que hoy rle
hastiaba 10 que aver aDsi0sa apete
cfa = 20 d4baselas, asustandola mu
cho al hacerla comprender que de
todO era causa Ia escesiva impresio
nabilila ad de su temperamento neur6
tico.
Aquella noche hallabame con
ella en- su pslco de Ia Opera y me
embebfa en- Ia contem placi6n de su
srrogante busto al que cef1ialo negro
.vestido por cuyo exagerpdoA escote
desbordabase Ia vida da una carne
omnipotente, en- las amplitudes de
81 seno erguido y en- Ia desnuda 70
bustez de sus esplendidos hombros
y de su alabastrina espalda.
Estaba alegre, decidora, sonrien
te satisfecha.
No me extraf16
LIE agrada siempre a Ia mujer
que Ia admiren y, hefmosa como la
madre de Dios, ve1a retratada en- la
faz de todos los concurrentes al Tea
tro Ia admiraci6n profanda que ms
pftabales. -..s. ~
Cayo el telon, viDieron algunos
de sus numerosos preteudientes 4 sa
ludarla, y q POGO dc hallarse estos
en- el palco, viosela cambiar de re
pente y trocarse la algeria en- iris
teza y su sonrisa en- seriedad adus
ia. g 4
Preguntaronle con interes que
ocurrfale y dfjoles que de pronto
habiase sentido NAL de la cabeza y
que iba 4 retirarse.
Me pfdi6 eli abrigo que deje 20
caer sobre sus hombros que Fidlas
no hubiese podfdo modelarlos tar
pertectos, y, ofreciendola mi brazc
Ia acompafe & su casa.
-Explfcame, me dijo va en- su
sala, porque me ha ocurr;do esta ne
che 10 que nunca.'
En- mil ocasioues esa turba DE-
imb6ciles que me fastidian con ST
constante asedio amoroso los he vi:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
Russia e Inglaterra.

= Ell eTimes. de- la grave noticia
de qre se confirma que Russia Sc ME
ga q entregar & Inglaterra el ferro-
carril de Chan-Hai Kuaa, habiendo
manifestado & esta Altima potencia
que Ia devoluci6n depende de IA CON
dici6n del pago de los gastos hechos
durante la ocupaci6n.
Inglaterra alega que el ferroca.
rril -mencionado es propieQhd de
capitals tas britAnicos, y que los gas
tos deben ser computa ados como com
prendidos en- la indemnizacion que
China tendra que abonar en- su dia.
Agrega 10 dicho el eTimes,
que las exigencias de Russia parecen
monstruoaas y quebrantan Ia polfti-
ca de buena f6 seguida hasta ahors;
pero que de todas suertes ell asun
to es de tai natura.eza q para tratar
)de ell es necesario emplear suma cal
ma y exquisite cautela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

to iunto a mi con absolute lndiferen
cia, sin ocuparme de ellos, como no
.fuese para reirme er mi interior de
sus vulgares galanteos y de. su pers
picacia es bfen poca, cuando no les
hace comprender q. el pensamiento
Ia voluntad, Ell scorazou la vida en-
fin, !solo Sc dan una vez Mas, .esta no
che, al tenerles mi lado, con la faz
roja, inquietos, visiblemente extre
mecidos, les ADVERT no tan respetuo
SOS como de cotnmbre y que. acor
tando cada vez mas las distancias al
hablarme, su aliento me quemaba
las mejillas pafeci6ndome sus ojos,
por su brillo inusitado, brasas que
ardfan sin consumirse.- -Llegue q CO
brarles miedo y pretexte la inaispo
sici6n para retirarme.
-Voy explicarte ese feu6me
do, Ia die.
Hasta hoy te ha protejido del
avido mirar del hombre la tela de
tus trajes, que, subiendo hasta tu
cuello, reeato siempre discreta los
arrebatadores encantos de tn sobe
zana h harmosura: mas esta noche te
volviste loca y; al dejar, por prime
ra veZ en- tn vida, con eSe eXagera
de escote al descubierto la mitad de
tn soberbio busto, diste ocasi6n pa
ra que las imaginaciones febriles de
tus epamorados persiguiesen la di
recci6n de la curva cortada de repen
te en- su magnifca carrera por la II
nea ovalada del cor rpif1o y dedujesen
10 que no veian de 10 que les mostra
bas, volviendose locos de altar.
De aquf su actitud descompues.
ia, de aquf que al posarse sus ojos
en- ell desnudo de tus hombros sintie
ses, no eli extremecimienro que ell
placer produce, sino ell que causa Ell
dolor.
Porque aquellas no eran mira
das, sino mordidas de deseos rs bio
sos al verse contenidos por las consi
deraciones sociales.
Themes razon me dljo aquella
seductora nif1a.
Y desde aquella noche no volvf
| &verla. go. .descotada.
c.. de L
En- esta tipograffa Sc hace to
da clase detrabajo a precios m6di-
cos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
x VI Q.


Ponemos en- 3conocimiento del
p1blico de esta ciudad y de toda Ia
isla que desde ell dia,1o de Enero de
1901 auedamos enca gados de la ven
ta del hielo que fabrica Ia compaf1fa
<TheSan Juan Ice and Refrigera'
ting Company, de Ia cual somos a.
gentds dnicos y exclusives
Hos precios del hielC desde esa
fecha ser&n los signientes:
Por toneladas de 1900 e $12 O0
-, quintales ....,... OO8O
., ibras. ....... 300 0l
Los pedidos deben dirigirse &
nu9tpM oficinas,. Marina, calle del
del ComerciU IS. - 49,
NOTA-o<RQgaMbs & nuestros cons
tantes favoreeedores Sc sirvan dar
cuenta q Ia administration de cual
quier queja que tuvieren de los re-
partidores de bielo & fin de poner co
rrectivo a la falta.
San. Juan PR. Dcbre 81 1900:
NJ: GOYCO & Co
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos & g. 40 ell quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

Americana PONCE.
Ell z del corrlente Sc despacha-
ra para New York conduciendo la
carga corresponsal y pasaje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

gran contentamiento de los ameri-
canos, los cuales tienen fundamento
bastante para afirmar que los poll
ticos de Ia isla no sirven para las
artas del gobierno, y son volunta-
des bien preparadas para promover
disturbios, suscitar antagonismos,
fomentar rebeldias no dejar en-
paz nj sus puebios, nj q sus hernia
nos, y de todo clio deducir que para
los americanos y no para los puer-
torriquenos han de ser los puestos
oticiales, Ia direction della polftica,
el gobierno de la sociedad, y en- SUI
ma, el pre1ominlo absoluto>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
Movilniento de vaporeS

M0Vllnlent0 de Vap0reS
e.
EsPANA CATALINA.
Sali6 de Canarfss el dia 30 del
pas ado Diciembre para este puerto y,
los>d de Mayagtiez, Ponce; Santiago
de Cuba, Habanay Veracruz admi-
tiendo carga y>pasaje.
Americana Pto- Rico
Sali6 ell % del pasado de New Or
leans para esta.
Americana PONCE.
Ell z del corrlente Sc despacha-
ra para New York conduciendo la
carga corresponsal y pasaje.
Americana SAN JUAN.
Aver debe haber salido de New
York con destino a este puerto.
Aleman Galicia' .-'
Procedente de st Thomas y
Hamburgo estara aquf del 6 al 8
del corriente,
Espaf1a Martin Saenz'
Esta a la carga en- Barcelona pa
ra salir el Is dc hacienda las esca
las de Mallorca, Torrevieja, Valen-
cia, Malaga, Cadiz y Canarias, ga.
liendo directo de este dltimo puerto
para esta.
Glta, Amer. Herbert E.
Debe haber sali6lo del puerto de
New York al dc con carga para
esta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
S.tiie4ad Dc
hesssGias nvEv.si
LA PR0VEED0RA." j."

La nueva directiva que ha de re
cir los destinos de esta sociedad en-
ell 9O1.la forman: Presidente don
Julian Silva Vice presidente don
Jose L Rodriguez Vocales, don Pc
dro Reina, don Rufino IIassalle, don
Simplicio Angulo, don Atanasio Mi
randa, don Juan Ruiz Perez, don Ce
lestino Rovira, don Enrique Roman,
don Luis Ferrer. Suplentes. don
Vicente Cruz, don G. Felix Santos,
don Dionisio Vega, don Marcelino
Rivera, don Victorio Andino, don
Martin Costoso. don Anastasio Butt,
don Juan P. Martinez.
Lo que Sc hace pdbllco en- cum.
plimiento del art. 115 del Reglamen
to Pto Rico de Enero de 1901.
VI Bo
. Julian Silva. Claudio C6rdova
Presidente. Secretario.
A 2-2
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las Intermediates aniluImte
tlo e. un buen6 son
La Emulsion
en
"a
Tn
cE euarpue
81 Iesuld oal
YORK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
A|manaque lIlos6nico
PARA Ell ANO 1901

Obrita de instruction para maso
nes y profanos: Sc vende en- la Ii
brerfa del Sr Marxuach, Cruz a 25
centavos el ejemplar, y en- todas las
logias de la Capital y de la Isla
A 3-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
Aleman Galicia

Aleman Galicia.
Procedente de st Thomas y
Hamburgo estara aqu1 del 6 al 8
del corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
Americana SAN JUAN.

AW6TICHuO 0AN J . AN. :
Aver debe haber salido de New
York con destino & este puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

Glta, Amer. Herbert E.
Debe haber salido del puerto de
New York al dc con carga pa~s
esta.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-18
sOUTE HUTCHINSON.

Only one holdup in this burg the past
week.
Will Fair lost a fine seven.year.old
mule on Saturday last; overcome by the
heat was the cause.
John Gardner and Nit Wray gave an
ice cream party to lot Of their friends
on Sunday evening,
The Pennsylvania salt plant Is now
turning out coarse salt for southern ship.
ments.
VIM CONNER is done with threshing,
His wheat made about thirty bushels
per acre. Mr., CONNER has rented the
McElroy farm and intends putting 1t all
in wheat.
While returning from church on Sur.
day Mr. G. A. Teemley was assaulted
and threatened in this city by man
with an iron rod as n weapon. Mr.
was taken by surprise, No cause is
known for such action, and no one of
any principle would do such work. We
think the man was affected by the heat
Corn is badly in need Of rain and some
farmers think that 1t would not make a
heavy crop even with most favorable
weather from now on. Chinch bugs
have had their time, they are badly
scattered.
Mr. Hulces people Of Fairview, Wis.
tied at L. P. Teemley's on Saturday
evening. DAISY.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-18

The young man In demand every
where, to-day, Is the one who can
create something, the man of product.
I've power. There are many who can
do routine work, follow prescribed
lines, carry out In detail u programme
mapped out by Others; but the man
Of original force, OF constructive en-
ergy, who can start out In untrodden
paths and blaze the way for Others,
Is az rare as he is valuable, says Sue
cess There Is always a premium ON
the thinker, the man of original ideas
and methods and real productive
force, Insurance companies are
securing the country for such men;
merchants are in need OF them, great
combinations are looking for them as
leadersi they are wanted In law, In
the business world, IN the field of sci
ence, In all walks Of life.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-18
Country Correspondence.
sOUTuu RENO.

Many South Hutchlnsonites have gone
to take chances in the new country,
Mr.. Abraham Reed and Miss Jessie
Roger were quietly married Sunday
morning at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr., and Mrs, P. c, Roger in South
Hutchinson, by Rev. Morgan.
d, E, Mast sold Wolcott sixty head Of
Fat hogs last Thursday
Robert Ferguson sold DR.. Cook fine
span Of mules Saturday for saoo
Mrs. Woods mother is visiting her for
n few weeks at present
The corn crop in this township Is prac-
tically ruined and II we realize half a
crop Of fodder we will do well,
JIM. Beam sold an Oregon horseman
fifteen tons Of alfalfa last week.
The grass is drying up very fast, but
cattle are doing well where they can get
enough OF the dry grass. Many cattle
men will go west for their fall pasture,
The cattle business just now Is demor.
allied, Hogs are holding up well and
old corn advancing as well,
Many of our farmers threshed last
week and the yield Is better than ex.
pected and the quality is o, X,
Andy Miller and wife Of Fountain, Ok
are visiting relatives in South Reno.
One Of Will Fairs best mules dropped
dead Saturday afternoon too bad for
Will and the mule, too.
Miss Codiiah Grant will take her
chances in getting farm in the new
country when the time comes
Ben Peterson took out his naturaliza-
tion papers Monday, and will leave the
first OF next week for the new country,
He says If he is lucky enough to draw
farm his chances will be better to draw
the pearl" ###
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-18
Don't Dry Up Tho Cows

The Parker Creamery Co. has mailed
out circular letters to its patrons giving
the following advice; ITO Our Patrons
Every day seems to be warmer and
dryer The corn fields have given up tc
the excessive temperature, the pasture.
are dry and but very little vegetation il
growing. In this hour of discourage.
ment let us take courage and stay with
the COW and hen. Let us cut up our
corn and other crops, save everything
we can Let US feed the COW before she
goes dry, and make her as comfortable
as possible until we get relief, which we
hope will be soon. Then we can SOW our
tall and winter grain, which will help ia
bring our cattle throught the winter.
Those who have alfalfa fields are in
luck, for the second crop is already bor.
vested, Our country is full of wheat
We can buy bran and shorts to help out
Toughness and winter grazing. Remem.
Der II we keep the COW milking she will
nrlng us a monthly dividend. Do not
be persuaded to sell your COW. Never
give up Those who lie down to nd.
versl'les do not prosper. We would all
be rich and happy were it not for the
mistakes we make; do not make the mis-.
take OF selling your COWS, or letting them
90 dry. Your good record patronizipp this
creamery has given us all credit so the
capitalist offer us money to bridge lis
over this dry spell, il we need it. Nex,
January when the snow begins to disap.
pear, the roosters will crow when tbev
see eastern egg buyers here waiting to
contract hundreds of cars of Kansas
eggs. If we can be of any use to Won
let us know where, but above all things
do not let the COW go dry
IHE PARKER CREAMERY Co.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-18

A Brown county Kansas, girl
loved n young man some and his drlv.
Ing horse more, She was engaged to
him, but when he sold the horse she
stoutly declared that he would have
to get the animal back or hunt an-
other wife. The young man offered
the purchaser of the horse bonus
OF 800 to trade back, but the latter
refused and the young man, in ex-
treme distress, told the story OF his
love and his plight, The purchaser
melted and gave up the horse and the
announcement of a marriage Is soon
to be published in Brown county.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-18

Fully two.thlrds of the divorce cases
now are brought about by dlsagreea-
o.o,,u, ,woh- Bile mothers-ln-law,
asserts u Chicago
er-i"-L"" EVIL exchange, In II of
the middle western states, since last
January, l57 divorce suits have been
filed wherein the husband accuses his
mother.ln-law of having induced his
wife to leave him, In these same states
AZ suicides have been caused by the
wlfe's mother taking too much inter-
est In her daughters household af-
fairs, OF this number Of suicides the
daughter has been the suicide in 32
cases. So II hardly pays for the moth
er to interfere with her daughters
husband and their household, for In
II majority OF cases she causes her
own chllds death. The curse of the
mother-ln'law Is growing instead OF
getting better, The young man who
marrles nowadays finds himself, in
six eases out OF seven, hampered by
his wife's mother; II not that the girl
finds herself unable to put up with her
mother-ln-law. The reason for this
state Of affairs is enslly explained,
six-seycnths OF the marriages which
have taken place in Ohio, Indiana, IL
linols, Kansas and Missouri within the
last six weeks were between young
men and women who, not being able
to start In keeping house, had to go
and live with one or the other Of their
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very soon dragged and kicked him 10
death, Such thing as this Is the worst
possible shock to the parents,
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the probate judge since
the last issue.
VIM, H. Clark, Nickerson to Sina CORN
mack OF Newton,
Walter |, Whited to Etlie Lundry
both Of Arlington.
Abraham Reed, Hutchinson to Jessie
Roger OF South Hutchinson,
Mury A. Ashbrook Of Hebron, Neb.
10 Estella Barnes, Hutchchinson.