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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
Illus Sen Nbilippinen.

Bonn erlteu 4pril an ioa auf ben
Ybitippiueu ieber @iuseborene, Der
i'm Selis pon @afen a~nsetroFen wirb,
aufsesrifen anb ais Reuolutioudr
triessseri9tlid beitraft merben; wer
aber uorber feline @aHen abliefert unb
ben Sreueib ~leiltet, Ser sebt ni9t nur
ltraHrei qua. ioubern erbdlt aud nod
fur iebes abselieferte 9epebr oreiBis
geios. General WacNrtbur bat be-
reits beridtet, baB Sauienbe BEN
Sreueib seleitet baben, unO uoraus=
ii9tli9 merbeu Bis gu Dem seuannten
Oatum nod man9e Sauienbe mebr
ii9 als lesale u%ntertbanen Der Ser.
Staaten melben, oh aber bic Sopa=
litdt mai9e9t lit, barber mirb man
erft nod grfabruuseu lammeln mullen.
@elesentli9e Seiipiele seben feline be-
Ionbere grmutbisuns in bieier Be-
siebung. go rpurben erit firsli9 in
San Wiquel spei ginseborene, bic
als golisiiteu anseiteIt morben wa=
rem, als gerrdtber %entlarut, bic eia
@omplott su einem l1eberfaa Der
amerifaner anseSettelt batten. Sc
neral MacNrtbur bat tie, gum ab=
Ii9redenben 8eiipiel, gu smansisidb=
riser 3manssarbeit u%erurtbeilt. Oie=
Ielbe Strafe murbe einem friberen Sea.
ior Der Silipino Mrmee gu Sbeil, Der
feline 9opalitdt nit Der Nblieferure
pom 329 Sewebren anl6einenO be:
mielen bate, Der aber, mie it4 ipdtel
berausiteqte, ni9t Idmmtli6e in let
mem geiis beftnbliden @aHen berse'
seben, ionberr einen Ebeil berlelber
unter feline 9~anbsleute pertbettt bate
ansebli9, uie er gu ieiner gnti@ulbi:
suns uorbra@te, bamit iie itb seser
&duber i9isen t0nnten. Oas Straf
urtbeil aeist, auf men General Mac
Irtbur bic &duber besoseu.
Ste Orebur9 NIT trte9s9ert1tlt1e'
aburtbeiluns mag bic aeute gun
Sreueib swinsen, aber aufridtisei
ginseben auf bic Wini9e Der ameri
taner wirb iie BEN SilipinOs ebeni
wenis b~eibrinsen, mte Der &ridenitot
bes @aters pom Sriebri9 benz @roBe'
ieinen Botsbamern bic 9iebe gu ibrer
6erri9er einbldueu founte. v&erls
Sbr io0t mid nidt fir9ten, ST
IoIt mid liebenl" Nber mir baben i
aud bumanere Wittel. Ote Saft'i@
gommiiiion uirb bic selben ginwebne
bauon 81 iber;eusen iuden, baB lie mi
muncipalemS elb Acknowledgements
bielelben uniereu bumanen abii9te
ndber brinsen. @ieueidt. Sour ba,
man bel Der 9offnuns auf bic mob
woqenbe elimination ni9t perseHeu
baB mir es nit einem 8olfe gu thu
baben, bas ii9 in ieinen Sreibeits
boffnunsen enttdui@t, uon uns g
tdui9t iiebt unb nit Ieritodbeii
l. Inbere t6unten es aud berc@tiste
|. Yatriotismus beiBen, = an ieine
nationaIen 3ieleu feitbdlt. Der Oh
. toaome 8erualtunssapporat Tan
,Iei@t Wittel yarsaniftrten @ibe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

frefen lleIer wttt9lte0er. Ytete nleta
men, bic heutl9=tatbolii6eu Yriefe-
lOnten einen smeiten ODER anhern gsr=
elm in itrer @emsinbe nidterLau6ea,
Ood CLAUDE i'd, 6aB Bel beuf. fes=
mcpetitiiden gbaratter Der fats.
Stride bie's ni9t seidebeu tean.
unlere eiasemanoerten beutl9eu 9sie=
tier perfldsn wobl, unierem @ereine
unter bic arme gu sreifeu, 100 iie
tonneR, ba bielelben aher INNER
peniser, bic einbeimif1en bcsesen
cher INNER mebr merben, iit;pon bie=
Ter Sstte nt9t mebr uiel gu .erpartem-
8enn ale uniere Samilierpdter tire
Sobne anbalten, in uniern 9ereine su
tretea, 10 CLAUDE i@, baB:bies biuret=
demo 3uwa9s sibt, ben Sartbeitano 81
9isern. @eiters ioaten bic Staats=
Observation-Disclosures, ). g.. Doh
Nsinneiota, Soma, @isconiin nnb
anbere, itd uereiniser, baB Bel ct
Bel9er &alamitdt irs einen u5es an
seren Staate bic ibriser1 tern Be.
ordnsten Staat gu. l6iilfe ellen maB=
ten, uie bies BEL raan9en aabesen Sc:
leal9aften Der SeG lit. Gin geamte,
elmer iol@en GsieGi9aft iaste mi,
lestbin, baB bas siinitise @erbdltnif
ibrer @eieaidaft (S7 Bis S. Yrdmiun
fir $1,000 Serii9eruns) ni1t imme,
10 bleiben f0nae, bod iebe er in einen
&eleruefonb ai9t cine poGltdnbis'
@arantie. iouberu in anSern ,uef
bienliden Gsiormeu, wie J. g. ieben
Mitsliebe. wetdes na9 1, 2, 8,
unb 10 SGbreu nod benz gintritt Iter
BE, cine ssmiHe Sumne absusieben
90 in benz sesenndrtisen Spitem tein,
@ere4ti9teit fei. DaB Selbitm0rbern
bic obnsbiu S9anbe iber ben Sereil
brinsesz bic 9dlfte Ser Summe abse
sosen uiroe, wie elm 6err in geo. 2:
bes n8anSerer1 bemertt, rpdre eben
felts lebr 81 empfeblen. SIS sebel
nod piele anbere als sere9t iid es
peiienben WaBnabmen, unb iese
SereinSbraber, Der fdbts lit, 81
Sober gu fibren, isllte nidt 5isern
feline goridlase unb anii9tsn IL
uS%eretnsbote" ODER anbren uielee
lelenen 3eitunsen betanut 81 sebeu
Sobalb bieier @esenitanb. son beiSe
Harteien seb0ris unb erf50pfenb e,
0rtert unb beipro9en ~. wdre es mid
mebr ais in Orbnnns, menn 20
competenter Seite aus cine alIsemeir
abtimuns in ausa 2ofalpereinen al
seorbnet wirbe Aher wi9tise geftin
munsen mie &~elerpefonb unb Sc,
sleiden nod benz @runblas: mer 8,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
Das Nnbenfen am be oter
-leStea GiaAe.

Sas wiait ou bid erbeben,
> Reni6, Su frember SAT-.
Ter on bod MIR elm eeben
Eur cine Seele bat.
@eun bieIe sebt uerloren,
go piro' es better leiu,
IN wGret ni9t Seboren,
aIs ewi9 III Der Sein.
Dur eiumal wirit ou iterben,
IS III eiu Au9eublid,
Nm Dem On taunIt erperbeu
Sas auseit pabre Slid.
IN bies uiht s%usetroneu
Sort in benz lesten StreIt,
80 III feiu Seil 81 hn1eu
IN LANCER @pi9teit.
IS III audi mr. ein SinIRei
Zen Srommeu III bereit't,
limb dues @eIt9etiimmel
Sf afi6ts ais @iteltelt:
God uilr bic Sugeno tihret
Sur ewis iiiBeu Stub;
9Ser ii1 non @ott perIrret,
Ter fdbrt Der Soue gu.
Giuit mus bu 8e4uuns seben.
SSie Sbuu uno 9aiIen NOR!
Bon beinem san;eu Seben
2Sir aIes ofienbdr.
Id, ioQteit OH perlieren,
SSas bier Der 8i6ter ipri9t,
Ct bilit feiu Ippeairen:
,1inwes, i'd tenn bid ni9t!~
&emGB Der @laubenslebren
Si mr. elm 6err unS Soft,
limb ben ni6t lieben, ebren,
lfi5t balteu Sein @ebot,
Oas beist, bid lelber balisu
Tluo beiue Selisteit
Ssri6er;sn, sottuerlaiieu
Ssin tets in Gpisfelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
Sternfbnnppeu.

Ser gerliner rls siebt, Ben sar,
Sefbitmorb perurtb altsn .9iueiif4su
Brin;en BEN &atb, ftd Iber Die Ges9=
te-tobtsula9en.
Serr Carnegie -sirft nit giStiotse=
Ten Inn iid, ais Of, .es @unsHtibdIIe
mdren, iast Der ,St. 2oui5. @lobe=
Semotrat". rah, bod iirsa tie aas
Stabl sema@t.
gusIilde Gerlassfirmets 6sabis9ti=
gen, nod ber>8er. Steatea ilbersu=
fiebeln. sic baben meari6eintid et=
mas uOn Germ garnesis'a Sibiiotbe=
ten semitterta.
Ga9 ei,em Ssrtda6ss .&risss=Oe=
partements Iiub Is. Hrosent Ser 2eu=
tie, bic fd iest fur bic Eeslippinen
anperbea., laiieu, psrbeiraEset. @s
i9eint, baB bic IS. Frosertt gum Wi=
litdr 3sben, neil; fe bsss Sries uor=
sieber, uub bic ~arruabutsH Is Trosent
neil fs ben SrisSen liebsa.
x
= X
Sim. eriten April molten bic &oblen=
grader pon Renuipluanien idou mie=
Der itreifen. Sa. rpars lider Semanh
in BEN apzit seidias.
n
Scum 6ebauntet gar Elm @elebrter,
@enie ist cine &srsentraufbeit. In=
itedunsssefabr saeint aber ni@t ucr=
banbsn 81 ieia>
Se harhari19eu 86lter wlrben
pisl nsstr 3utrauen gu ben RatiOnen
5aben. bic ibuen Civilization brinsen,
meun lie nt9t INNER slei9 einen
aanbesuermeiier mitbrd9teu.
X K
@enn Wdbden aaseln, bteibt oft
Elm Stodfi@ bdnaen.
Oie rguG an6 Scar" Seuesuns
! on Der giienkabn in Sien Sin ldeint
rrur elm 8irsnmau6uer seweien u iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
Seridlassus TrieaensaasR9tsa.

@ue(anb's SrieSens=S ebinsunsen,
Die pom ren Buren, uidt ansenommen
ugrben, iinS pom ser britil9en Ste
sieruns betannt sema9t porben. Gus
benIelbeu sebt beruor, baB man III
Souoou fur Sic beiSeu &epublifeu su=
nd6it cine Nilitir= Serpultung tn's
@use sefaBt bate, poruuf bieielben
ais Sronfolonien bebanbelt merben
i~oIten, Sa mad Sobn Bulls anit9t
,eine grt llnabbdusisfeit in bel9rdnf=
ter Sorm iebr sefdbrli@ iein unb gum
ariese in Ser 3utunft fibren wurse."
sserner ueiserte ii6 bic britii9e &e=
sieruns auf Srinsenben &atb bes Su=
renfreiIers Iilner bin, ben aapbu=
rem, ruelte bic @aHen sesen eng
Lamb ersriHen batteu, amneItie 81 se=
udbren. Sas Iinb bic beibeu 9aupt=
puntte, uel9e gum Sdeitera Der un=
terbanolunseu fi9rten. Isle 81 Se=
sinn ses @rieses, 10 audi iest, beltsbt
Sobu Bull auf uolitdnbise politii9e
Gutreatuns Der afritanber. OaB
er auf Der anSeren settle bic Sreilals
tuna oerienisen Suren, welde it9 in
Sriesssefanseul6aft bsfinben, per.
1pridt, lit bod wobl ni9ts un9es
m6hnli6es. Iae cipililirten Utddte
fi,fsru uah ;EriebeuslhluR ibre &riees=
sefauseneu aus, uno wenn England
Sic gefanseneu Suren mad Seenotz
auns bes arieses pom ibrer 9eimatb
fernbulten ioate, 10 wdre baS cine un=
erb6rte @emaIfbat. Das page Ver=
Ipre9en, beim @ieberaufbou Der GER
itOrten Surmbduier pefuniare 5hlfs 81
leiIten, 1uirb slei9faQs pom ben Suren
mad ieinem ridtisen @ertbe beur=
tbeilt.
Die britil6e unb britenfreunSlide
GreiIe bemibt fi6, ben ginbruf 81 err
rpeeeu, ais OF oas usroBmitbise an=
erbieten" Sobn Bulls suridsewieien
puroen lei, neil barin sleide &e9te
fur aGe, iir Sureu, Sdmar5e unb
Suben seforbsrt murben. Gin aorn=
den @abrbeit itedt idOn in bieler Be-
hauptuua, menn lie au9 in Der pon
Sonbon aus in bic @elt seiesten Sorm
ais fre6e 9ase gu besei9uen lit. Oie
guren baben ii9 aus suten @rinoen
itets busesen serpebrt, ben S4warseu
ale birserli9en &e9te gu bemiaisen.
Der Neser mirbe bauon ermtelener=
maseu eiuen Iebr Idle9ten 9ebraud
MAIDEN, uie bas Seiipiel Der in Der
,&apfolouie uno in Iatal lebenben
Sdnarsen benefit. Sier limb Die Gee.
GER ndmli9 ~f0rperli6 unS moraltld
p~ouItdnbts perlubert, wdbrenb bic UNI
teraufIi@tbergu Buren, itebenoenS 9mar'
sen linen in ieber Stniidt iberleser
itnb. SieIelben werben pom ben Su'
rem ,pur itrense, aber nidt unsere91
besanbelt unb fiblen ii9 iebr mob
babel. Soften bie S9parsen, mel9s
Ben @eiBen numeriid melt iberleser
iinb, bas Stimmredt erbalten, i
f6nnten bic Solseu fir bas weiBe Sic
ment uu uerbdnsniBuole lein. St
Sabl Der SuSen i'm S%reiltaat uni
Sransuaal lit cine 10 serinse, SaB bt
ansebli6e Oppofttion sesen tbr
glei9bere9tisuns gar fsinen Stnl
baben mirbe.
aus ben 9erbanblunSen lit nut bal
Cine eriidtli@, baB England ndmlid
beutSutase nod senau 10 perblenoe
lit, als Dor 125 Sabren, als BITE gd
ter bieIer &spublif ben &f sese1
bic unertrdsli&en Sebridunsen be-
Mutterlanbes aufuabmeu. unb bai
Geiultat in Sabafrifa wirb baslelb
iein, mie ba;umals. 0a9 lanser
blutisen &insen mirb eine neue Ute
publit seboren weroen, rpel9e bt
Ser. Staaten Don SIbafrtfa umfaI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

-teu puuyRv grysu uw ssz~5rs-
Sdiupferei in Sereinslaten i'm
n@uubsrer1 6Hentli4 pro.Atirt. Der
gaassssE -9Eaeaslsal4sis tam az
tu[irt serben, unS munbcan muB. man
Iid ni9t einmal iber b;a i'm bereita
ieber Nummer wieoerfeareuben gr4
mabnunsen an Oas fa.;clt4e Son
aber nnterfisuusen bes, tatbolil9sn
8reile .. o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

500 uerbtenen, unb uon bieierS ms
ME muB 'bunn cine Samilie bas game
Sabr leben anb S9ulselb, gfarrse=
bait. gereiHs= unb gariiderunssbei.
trdse baron entri9ten. 9ente, 81,
in suten Ser5dttnifen iinb, wiRerg
ni4t, mas IS beibt, fur cine arme
Samilie uur einen Dollar unniis aus=
susebeu. Sd Sase umuiis; benn psr
Mill bebauatrn, baB nit einem itarfeu
&eieruefoub Der Seitmo u~nlerer Sc
ieaIdaft seii6ert lei2 SIM giessntbeil.
Siele betra9teH nit mir eiuem gu itar=
fen &eieruefoab, nod fir cine @efabr
bes Sereins. Sat Der $50, 600 Ge=
leruefonb bes @tttmeu- unb @aiieu=
fonb" bea 4~nsebOriseu Der iest lter=
benben Wttgtitber etmas senist, unb
mirb oeriel6e bas unabwenbbare S1id.
ial: b~esfet6eu &ufbalten f0nnen23 SIT
ui9t INNER Gefabr porbanoen, aud
BET Der beit fbeineuben Si9er5eit bas
.@ao gu Derfierens &0nute unier iesis
ger &~eieruefesss nidt au@ idop iber
oieies Ebene elm Steb9en iinsen2
girst elm asesmdBiser &eIeruefoub
nidt @efabr bon @ebaltserb6blnsen
unS O~efrausation in ii92 Saben iiG
fatb. Sesnte: bis iest frei pom ger=,
lu9unsen errvaeien?
aaerbiRss muB etmas seideben,
um. ben Snrt5eitanb unierer @eIel=.
1hdft III 1iGern; BARN Iinb mir ale,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

Del gerliner uls 9iebt, Ben sam
S%elbitmorb uerurttalten .9iueius4en
Brinsen ben &atb, ftd Iber Die Gssb=
te-tobtsula9en.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
MRS. H. F. RAM
Says IE to All Sick Won,,
Mrs. Pinkhamp paneSS'j
She Did Me," NeQ ID

,,ra; DEAR s.-. Mrs. PIyzH.y.,
ana ana flames IA are in the eaSi :. tAss
and the t;3pE public press S 5si5 St,o
&. Pinkham's n nrrpns 9Th. thsat Ii
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
A Clergyman's Discovery.

fredericksburg, Ind, Dec. 2.-Ac-
cording to the positive declaration Of
Rev. e. P. Stevens Of this place that
gentleman has found a remedy for all
diseases Of the Kidneys and urinary or
gans. For years he suffered severely
with these complaints, incontinence of
the urine, making life burden to him,
but he never ceased experimenting in
the hope that some day he would dis
cover a remedy. After many failures
he has at last succeeded and is to-day
perfectly cured and a well man, and
explains that his recovery is due to the
use of Dodd's Kidney Pills. This rem
edy has been successfully applied to
many cases of Lame Back, Rheuma-
tism, Bright's Disease, Diabetes and
other Kidney Diseases, and there
seems to be no case Of the kind that
Dodd's Kidney Pills will not cure. This
Is the only remedy that has ever cured
Bright's Disease.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
Safe Occupation.

Bridget, the pretty young maid Of all
work employed in Boston family,
confded to her mistress when taking
service that she had lately become en-
gagged to be married. She stated, how
ever, that she and Tim would have to
wait two years, and in the meantime
she wished to be earning money.
When Tim made his first call, one
evening, the family remarked that they
had never known SO quiet man. The
sound Of Bridget's voice rose now and
then from the kitchen, but Tins words
were apparently few and far between.
''Tim is not much Of a talker, is he,
Bridget? said the mistress Of the
house the next morning. II should
scarcely have known there was any one
with you last evening""
Hell talk more when we've been
engaged a while longer. I'm thinking,
ma'am," said little Bridget. "He's too
bashful yet to do anything but eat,
ma'am, when he's wild me!'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07

Miss Belle Bray of Heath, Neb., has
proved rs loyal and as daring as the far
Ellen of young Lochinyar in keeping
troth with a sailor worthy but out Of
favor with the girls parents. She was
married to her cousin, T. ]. Bray, after
ride of sixty-fve miles by night, SIN
gle horse carrying the two young fugi-
tives. Miss Bray chafed under the lso-
lation of the plains. During visit to
Cheyenne an attachment sprang up be-
tween her and her cousin, who is employ
ed in that city as a clerk. Ranchman
Bray had more lofty ambitions for his
daughter, and refused the young man any
encouragement. When he found that the
sutton was still perseyering he forbade
the young man to come upon the prem
Uses. Young Bray visited a neighbor OF
the Brays ON the best steed, as he
thought, in all the range country. The
neighbours sympathy was enlisted and
that night Belle Bray slipped away from
her fathers home. She mounted before
her lover and the good horse carried them
toward Cheyenne. There was running
and racing on Barnaby lea" when the
disappearance was discovered. The young
people had too long a start over the faith
er and his ranchmen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
Thrown from His Cab and Killed.

4QEO"H 1cOuA lie SaO 0AO AAACOs
The following is a most interesting
and, in one respect, pathetic tale:
Mr.. J. Pope, AZ Ferrar Road, Streat-
ham, said:
''Yes, poor chap, he Is gone, dead
horse bolted, thrown off his seat on his
cab he was driving and killed-poor
chap, and good sort, too, mate. 1t was
him, you see, who gave me the half-bottle
of ST. Jacobs Oil that made new man
of me. Twas like this: me and Bowman
were great friends. Some gentleman had
given him a bottle of st. Jacobs Oil
which had done him lot Of good; he
only used half the bottle, and remember
ing that / had been a martyr to rheuma-
tism and sciatica for years, that l had
literally tried everything, had doctors,
and all without benefit, l became dis
couraged and looked upon it that there
was no help for me. WE'LL" said Pope,
'.you may not believe me, for it is mira
Gle, but before l had used the contents
of the half-bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil which
poor Bowman gave me, l was well
man. There it is, you see, after years Of
pain, after using remedies, oils, embro'
cations, horse liniments, and spent money
on doctors without getting any better,
I was completely cured in a few days.
bought another bottle, thinking the pain
might come back, but it did not, SO l
gave the bottle away to a friend who
had a lame back. I can't speak too high
" of this wonderful pain-killer."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
RICH FURS SMUGGLED.
United States Customs Officers Tell OF
Illegal Entries Worth 100000.


Detectives from the Treasury Depart
ment of the United States government
believe they have unearthed one of the
most extensive smuggling schemes i'll the
history of the country. They estimate
that 100000 worth of furs have been
struggled into this country from Canada,
and of this quantity about $4,000 worth
have been coniscated by the government
from some of the most fashionable people
of northern Ohio. Collector of Customs
Charles i. Leach and his deputies nave
charge Of the work of cOnfScatlon. Inc
victims live in Youngstown, Canton, Mas
silIon, Cleveland and several other north
ern Ohio towns, but Collector Leach re-
fused to make public their names. The
furs are of the most beautiful and costly
kinds. One lot recovered from 1ounss-
town cost at least 81, 800. A big fur firm
in Montreal is accused of sending goods
into this country and avoiding the duty
They were shipped, it is said, to White
River Junction, Vermont, a small place
on the Canadian border. From this point
they were sent by express to their des-
tinations. Mr. Leach says the members
Of the fur firm are under indictment IN
the United States Court i'll Vermont
charged with smuggling.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
MURDER IS SUSPECTED.
Well known South Dakota Cattle Deal
err Missing-Arrest Is Made.

Peace officers in the western part OF
South Dakota are investigating a sup
posed murder mystery. John S. Vaughn,
a well-known cattle raiser, has dlsap-
peared as effectually, as though the
ground had opened and swallowed him.
That he was murdered there seems little
doubt, but a prolonged search has failed
to reveal his body or what has become of
him. George ~~Brownheld, Benlah
Wyo) saloonkeeper, is under arrest on
the charge of being responsible for the
disappearance of Vaughn, but the failure
to find the body of the missing man
leaves the evidence against him purely
circumstantial. Vaughn was cattle
raiser, whose herds ranged in southeast
ern Kansas. Brownfield made an agree
ment with Vaughn to purchase the lat
ter's bunch Of cattle at $50 per head, and
assured Vaughn that the cash for the
purchase was in a bank at Belle FOurche,
S. d. A bill of sale was drawn transfer
ring the cattle from Vaughn to Brown
field, and the two men started across
country for Belle Fourche to get the
money supposed to be on deposit there
That was the last seen of Vaughn, and
nothing has ever been heard of him since
he left his ranch in company with Brown
field
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
FALsEHooD ANNULs A POLICY.
United States Appellate Court Holds
Insurance Agreement Invalid.


The validity of an insurance policy de-
ponds on the truthful answer to questions
propounded by the company when appll-
cation for insurance is made, according
to an opinion handed down by the United
States Court of Appeals at st. Louis in
the case of John Q. Meyers, adminlstra-
tor of the estate of Paul 3. SWetlick,
against the Home Life Insurance Com
pany of New York. The plaintiff was
Kansas farmer, who died in November,
1892, and his heirs sought to recover
$50, 600, in which amount his life was in
sured. At the trial it developed that
when Swetlick applied for the policy he
denied he had any other insurance, when
in reality he had. The Circuit Court
found for the plaintiff and the insurance
company appealed the case. Judge Ell
mer B. Adams, who delivered the Appel
late Courts decision, remanded the case
to the Circuit Court for a new trial.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
REVEALS CRIME OF HUSBAND.
Woman Becomes Hysterical After see"
ing Her Husband Kill a Man.


John Krause, who kept a little cigar
store in Trenton, n. j., was murdered
the other night in his apartments in the
rear of the store. The police are looking
for Frank Williams. who, according to
the statements of Mrs. Williams, COM
mtted the crime Williams was an en-
ploye of Krause, and, accompanied by
his wife, went to Krause's place to col
lect some back wages due him. hrause
was unable to pay the money, and the
men quarreled. Williams, in fit OF an
ger, Mrs. Williams says, picked up
stick and struck Krause, fracturlng his
skull, killing him instantly. After the
murder krause's body was tied up III
bundle by bending the legs, and then
Williams, taking his wife with him, went
to livery stable to hire a wagon, os"
tensibIy for the purpose of carting the
body away. Mrs. Williams remained out
side the livery stable office, and as man
approached became hysterical and asked
him to save her. She said she was afraid
some man who was in the livery stable
was going to kill her. She was directed
to go to saloon near by to get out or
the way. This she did, and to the sa-
loon-keeper, Anton Jaeger, she told OF
the killing of Krause by her husband.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
EvADE MIDDLENEN's CHARGES.
Kansas Farmers by Shipping Surplus
Wheat to Germany Get Good Prices.

Kansas Farmers by Shipping Surplus
Wheat to Germany Get Good Prices.
The farmers of Dickinson County,
Kansas, have recently made arrange
ments to ship all the wheat which they
do not sell direct to American mills to
cooperative associations in Germany.
The wheat is billed direct from Solomon
to Berlin, and it is, therefore, sold direct
from the producer to the consumer with
out passing through the hands of SIN
gle middleman. 1t goes by rail from Sol
ONION to New York. where it goes through
an elevator which has been leased by the
German associations, and it then is ship
ped by steamer to Berlin. The Solomon
farmers have to pay local freight rates
on their wheat from Solomon to Missouri
river points, bnt from there they get
through rate Of p cents a hundred
pounds to Berlin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
HORROR IN BROOKLYN HOUSE.
Weak VI inded Girl, Gagged Like Beast
by Father. La EOnnd.

Weak VI 1nded Girl AaGeu Like BEAST
by Father, Is Found.
A young girl, Gagged like a wild beast IN
a wooden pen in Il dark back room, with
only a few square feet in which to turn
between the hard, bare walls wherein she
is boxed; with food fed to her as if she
were an animal; with fearful Odor
filling the air she had to breathe, is the
horror that has existed for months in the
little two-story frame house at 19Oo13
Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, n. Y. Two
years ago Christina DOran, daughter of
Il well-to-do plumber, disappeared. She
had never been bright and her half-idiot-
ic mind had grown weaker and wilder ev-
cry day. Her father, Edward DOran, Is
man who attended to his own business
and demands that other people attend to
theirs. He imprisoned his daughter,
hired an old woman to take care of his
house and to be the keeper of his Gagged
daughter Then he went about his work,
he and his son, as if there were nothing
to disturb the peace and happiness of
their home.