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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

mes Ginoes, ae6Drfs 3u ben MGmtigs
item Der grbe, ct fiir1tete i'm, unD 10
mubte fein &inb seopFert tpsrben. DaS
WdDhen nen1en mir es 10 -"
fagte Mabeleins nit leilem 3d1eln,
mar nod ein Rinb, cine puppe, Die
nihts DDn Der Melt ipubte. sic mar
nibt lnaliidIi1 unb auh niht gliid@
lid. Sebenfalls tpirb iis es leiht
iibertpinoen, tpenn man lie BON osn1
@atten trenrlt."
rMber 2ena, mas ion bds alIes2"
fragte syran5 erfaunt.
n60re nticb!4 REF tie, lnb tpieosr
brad Der olte berrifde Son binDurh.
pMlfD fprehen mir BON ibr. 0ieGeiht
Iiebte tie iosar fdpn einen anOeren,
nod ebe lie ben @utten fdnnte, man
hpeib es nidt. 5ie 1T unbeoeutenn,
dls Menid nidt bod au rednen, Nun
ipiinIcht Der 8ater iein ainb aus biez
len unipiirDisen 8anoen gu befreien,
er min tie auriid BADEN. Ooh Dds
ntuB nit alien Giiniten Der Diplomatic
aefhe6en, benn er er tpiiroe lie nid1t
laiIen, niht Inn ihrer ielbit pillen,
nur nm GuBeren 8prtbsil. benn ct
fam biei 8erbinbuna. bic ibm eiil
Aelief gie5t, in ben Iusen Der Melt
niht entbebren."
sic hattie fih 10 febr in gifer gerez
bet, bab lie gar ni4t bemerfte, lple
Greiffenflau's 8eiint, bas np9 eben
i'm 5pnnenlhein 6D6iten @nt5iidens
gegldnat, INNER ftniterer ipurbe, Der
alte, fpeltberahtenbe MusDrud lag
ipieDer barauf.
rDu errGtbf I9on, Srans, men ia
meme. eSener 8ater lit GutIer 6ral13,
unb Iein seopfertes Sinh Wlaria Suiie
Gr mAte bas 8dnb, bas i'm an Den
foriiI1en MbpotatenIobn fef1elt, aerz
reiben, er, Der MngebDriqe oes dltefsn
sSiritenbauIes gurDpas."
,l1no mas gebt m A bas afles ans
Mubte 4aiIer 5ran5 ni6t gdn3 sez
benz Mdnn eab, por benz 1ih oamass
bic qanae Melt beugte? W&ir 19eint.
bic 3utten oerlaiien oas S4tff! Ga5
Die @roben Der Grbe ibre Nngelegeaz
6eiten allein burhfdmpfen, 2ena, mas
fummern lie uns!"
80, pie blinb fDnnt sbr Mdnner
bod Iein, tpenn sSbr ni9t 1e6en poat!
y folIIt Der Mann fein, Der lei'e,
unmerfbar bilft, ienes 8ano gu lDlen.
unb bic Dir bic Wege oaSi gesbnet
bat, bas bin i9, Define 2ena! On BIT
Elm alter Wiberiacher Napoleons, unb
bod nollteit Du riemals pisoer Die
6anb segen ibn erbeben. glun, bies
lit etipas, mas ni4t an ietn Sebsn
eebt, i'm 9essntbeil, ib iagte Dir
Ihon, piellei9t tbult Ou 0amtt Elm
eutes Werf. 2aB mid Dir beri9tea,
mas id setban babe"
Mit untergeIhlagenen Nrmen itano
5ran5 BON Greiffentlau oa, segen oas
5enner gelebnt; binter ibm bas I'LL
berne Monli9t perIdGrfte Die 8ontuz
rem ieiner Getalt. 8or ibm itano
2ena, ibr peibes 9eIiht len9tete aus
benz Ounfel, unD bier uno oa ereldn5z
ten bic Burpurfalten ibres 8leiDe5
nie 8lutstropfen.
(Sortiebung folat.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

bate, 70 mare ia iebes Mort fir i'm
5lt piel, uber bier er mar in Ser
5lpeiflung, ipabniinnia Dor llnIdslihsm
Glenb!"
Marmont ertpiDerte nidts, ct 3udte
nur ftumnt bic Mhleln.
sinftsr nnb brduenD itanb Greifs
fenfldu DDr ben beipen 0erren.
,Denfen Sic benn niebt, bab es eine
Nemeiis siebt, unD baB bic Nehnung
emit einen fnrdtbaren 4ussleih err
fahren muB94
Seine Stimme flang arDllenb. Dn1
dls er in Die farren, beipeaung5lpIsn
@eii9ter Der beiDen 0erren blidte,
ldhte er bitter duf.
nSie lperoen benfen, ih fpiele ssb@
men Da cine Scene aug bem ginna
bor, nnb i6 fiible in bieiem Moment,
ipie febr ih mid an oas falIhe 8us
blifum geipenbet babe"
Gr berbeugte iih ppr ben6erren unp
ihritt boberbobenen 6auptes an ib@
nen DDriiber burh ben dnitoBenoen
Sdal, beifen BITS CUR Grbe reihsnbe
5eniter iid auf einen aroBen, nit Dsr-
golDetem, 11miebeei1ernem Glitter eez
i6miidten 8alton Dffneten, binaus
unb bic iteinerne 6liigeltreppe 6inab.
Die Sffi5iere unD NDiutaf,ten, Die
1ih in oieIem Sdal unD benz baranz
ftoBenoen ebenfalls runpen 8prraum
anfbielten, fahen ibm befrembet ndh.
rDas mar Der @reiffenflau," bieb
es. rWas bat er nur2 SplIte man
ibm eine bobe Gtaatsitelle angetragen
baben? @r iab 10 itol3 aus, eiaentlid,
als tpollte er es nit Der gan5er, Welt
dufnebmen."
Sn benz eben bon ibm perlaiIenen
3immer aber iaste Soude gu Mar=
mont: rGs pdre bod gut, ipenn man
Diefem 8reiffenfalu etlpas mebr auf
Die Singer fdbe, er bat gan5 abipnz
oerli9e Mniihten."
Orei Sage lpGter frurbe Der arme
5eufel am Haimunbitbor erlhp1}en,
uno Der SU;reiberr bon @reiffenflau au
tauienb, 2ibres 9elbfrafe perurtheilt,
neil er fi6 fir einen 9onoerrdtber
neriDenDet unb babel unsiemlt1e Msu=
berunsen iiber bic Regierung setban
bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28
Stage ,,mS Srpft.

Cine Mutter fanb auf benz 5dreibs
tifb ibrer 9o6ter bas ,nahitebenbe
2ieb, oas biefelbe in ibr MIbum gez
ibrieben bate:
Sd n10d)te beint, MIDI siebt's benz gaters
bailie.
9e1ft 8nterber5el gu,
Sart aus Der 28eIt beriporrenem Ges
branle
gu filler, tiefer Stub.
gtit tanieno gBiinid5en bin idb als8es
aeim febr' i'd nit feHi8sia Bei88siSsnsm Ser,
Ia1laen;
ao9 fetnt mein Ser8 MIR elmer Soffs
il1tllg Sfetm:
SD nobte beiull
S6 u6bte beim, bas @hifflein indt ben
S5nfen,
9as BahIein ldlift in's Meer;
Sas &ino legt in Der M1tter Mrnl iib
iblafen,
1Inb td) tpiI dltd] tltcht mebr.
Wlan6' 2ieb bob i6 III 9uit ltnb Sbmer3
mie elm gei6tpas 1T aleb sslS"ssS' as'aS aeiS eer,
flltngen;
SIM 8er5cn blieb mir nod Der lebtc
Jetm.
e1 mDdte beiml
Siefbetriibt fhrieb bas 1org5ame
Mutterber5 unter bteie riibrenbe
SebnIudt unb &lage ibres Rinbes bic
na9febenben 8er1e:
Mein &inb, tpariim 10 traliris.
llnb fpas betriibt bein 9er5,
9aB bll ber5fpeifelnb Iieeef
Sn boffnlln9slpiem SGmera?
9u tb6ridt' &inb, geb', i,id9e
Sie Sreuben bod mir alif,
Sic la1len iid] IGpn fi1ben,
8crlaile bid baraltf.
gereite anebrn Srenbe,
Sie driner 1illb als bu,
go ftr,beft br bier beibe,
Sic SrenDe nnb Die Stub.
11nb tpenn Dir alid) bienieben
gtrn feline NoIen bliibn,
60 lit Dir bod beidieben
Gin &ran5 bon Smner9riir.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28
0egcn bic Scefranfbeit.

NnlGbli9 Der prpbefabrt bes neuen
Oampfers bonn NprbbeutI9en 2lDpb
rRronprin3 Milbelm" i9rieb Der be-
fannie Weltreilenoe gugen Wolf elm
Invertebrates Seuilleton n3ur giD9o=
logic Der 5eefranfbeit" in benz er fols
qenbes Mlittel betannt sibt: User it9
ni9t feefeft gu fiiblen glaubt, lege
ii9 mDgli9it fla9 auf ben Riiden
aufs 8ett pber bas Gaiiiteniopbd.
gesnsenoe 8leiOer, feF auselhnalIte
Weitsn unb 9ofen, bei 9amen Dor
alien Oingen bas gorlet, miiifen be-
Ieitigt iperben. Cine Sdiiffel fo9eno
bsiBes Waifer uno stpei 9anbtiider
geniigen, um bic Seefranfbeit gu be-
fGmpfen. Ods WaFer mub minbez
items 80 genttsrab baben, oas 9anDa
tuh ipirb in @tirnbreite au1ammenz
gefaltet, tns beige Waier getauht,
ausgerunsen, 10 beib pie nur ertrdgz
bar Inn bic 5tirpn geipunben, nit
einem 5tud 9ol3, Shubl0ffel, 6anbs
fdubfnDpfer, 3uhnbiirite ober mas
aur 6anb lit. 10 feit tpie mDgli9 Inn
ben 8opf setnebelt. Dieier i'm eriten
Musenblid faum au ertragenbe beige
nmf9lag fpirb nad furaer 3eit bur9
einen apeiten ebenfo beiben erfebi.
Die prpceour tpirb fortgeiebt, Biz Der
patient elm Gefiibl bes 8ebasens ems
pfinoet. Der nmIdlag tpirb ni9t
ausgeIeBt. audi mub es itets nsDslihf
beib um ben aopf gelest perben.
Srinfen, eiien ober rauben pGbrenb
Der Dauer Der umI9ldge bebt ben
gluben Der 8ebanbluns auf. Das @es
fiibl bes Moblbebagens, bas ii9
bur9 @dbnen unb Das 8ebiirfniB,
ben aDrper gu itreden duBert, beoeuz
tet ben Mnfang DDllItGnDiser ueber.
tpinbnnu Der 5eefranfbsit. Oieles
Woblbe6agen tritt BEL bielen nah eis
ner balben StunDe, BEL ben Meiiten
inner9afb elmer @tunbe, Dorausgez
febt, baB obiss @orf9rift ftreng Be-
obahtet nirb, Elm. Dus 8enuBen
BON Woblgerii9en, bas parfiimiren
bss RDrpers oDer Der gabine 1T 3u
bermeiben. Das @taDium Der iibers
itanbsnsn Seefrantbeit Gubert iin in
Ourit, ber feinestpess geltillt iperben
Darf; Der putient bleibt rubis liesen
Biz. er 6unger perlpiirt. 5DbaIO
lebterer iich iebr itdrf einitellt, trintt
man 6eiben, ungesuderten, biinnen,
benblDnben Ebee in lei1tem MufguB,
obne Mil95ufab unb tit binterhtr
trodenes, gerDfetes 9rot (9oaD
obne Butter, Marnlelabe Dber Dergleiz
den. 3iDet e5tunben ipdter burf
man unseitraft Die Sdiffsmahlaeiten
eiHnebmen. Die gan3e Cur bauert
niht ldnger, als ih 3eit brduhe, lie
nieber3uldreiben; lie lit griinolih
nnb iper lie bon Mnfung an befolqt,
bleibt fir ben yeit Der Meiie un6
ipenn bic See nod 10 beipegt nirb,
Don Geefrunfbeit Derls1ont. Dbises
Werfabren babe ib Bel 0unberten BON
Wenfhen In lungjGbriser NeiIeerfa6.
rung ungeipanot; es bat nod allen
qeholfen, perbient besbdlb IN fpeiteifen
Rreifen betannt 81 iperben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

oaB Der sebedte Sild aif DerfhieOsne
Gigenfdaften oer 1uusfrau Shliihe
5uldBt.
5hlRBlid mDhte ih nod an ein
pintiges erinnnertl an frifhe 8luz
meni guf feirem GBtifh folIten lie
feblen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

ssn Deutfhldnb purben lsbt.s
ssubr fir rs MiIionen Mnlihfsfurten
psrInnbt. GolIte bas pielIeiht NIT
benz llmitunbs 3ufumenbGngen, buB
bd, no 5tpei DeutI9e iih aufanlmens|
finoen, bret Derf1ieoene gtniiMtm boz.
hdrDen iinD2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
pbiItppinen.
so aniGa, Is. Mai.

0eectipes unb golt3ei bdben eine
ameritdniI6e RGuberbanoe aufgelDit,
pel6e in Nortbof, 9ropin5 Sumpangd,
nt6t nett BON N2anila entfernt, ibr
1lnneien trieb. George Hapmonb, III
rid apgers unD Osfar Muf6millel
iinb eeFaneen, tpd6renb man auf Mn:
brep Murtin, petsr Seiie, GeprgC
Mubn unb stpei 2lnbere nod fa4nbet
Die 8anbe beriibte 3ablrei6e S6unba
tbaten, raubte unb moroete in 8acos
lpr, prppin3 Pdmpdngd, unb ltmge=
bung; am leBten Sonntdg tpurbe Der
Nmerifdner Senrp 9pp umgebra9t
Ginmal qaben ii6 bic Rduber als ame.
ritonii9e 9eierteure aus, Elm anberz
NAL figurirten Iie tpieber uls ameritdz
ni19e Splbaten. @eorge Rabmonb
trug 9auptmannsuniform. &aDmono
uno Wtartin gsbDrten friiber gu Der
ppliaeimanni9aft in Manilu.
Die Gibilcommifion bat Gdpitdn
Qrlin9ton II. Bats bonn AZ. Sreifpil>
ligen@ @Snfdnterieregiment gum Gioilz
gouperneur Der qrOpin5 4Ibup err
ndnnt. S9aBmeiiter in oerielben 9ro=
pin5 tpirb 2eutnant 9oparb See 2ans
oers pOm Al. Snfanteries9egt
Nnitdtt oes ertrdntten 2eutnants Mas
rion s. RapIpr lit 2eutnant 90. 8.
Sbornton bonn SO. Snfanteries&egi>
ment gum S@abmeiiter Der 9ropin5
@api5 uuf Der Sniel punup ernannt
fporpen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
JrIduoer seeeu Gu9lano.
g 0 i pn, Maf., Is. mai.

Die bieIige @ereiniste irii9e 2iga,
!usI5e bednIpru9t. an ben uripriines
lid BON Charles Stepart parneG uufs
eei;cGten 9rinsipien feit5ubcIten, bat
beuts an bic Jrsunbe Srlanbs in Reus
Gaeionb cine 4brefe geri9tet, lporin
Qebtere aufgeforbert tperoen, bic gegenz
nGrtigs 3eit gu benuben, ba bisIelbs
cine giinitige @elegenbeit bjete, nm
@nelnnb fir bas felt Sobrbunberten
all Srianb beeangene llnre9t beimSuz
Soblen unb elm unabbdn9ises irif9es
Sarldment bon @ngIunD gu erSpinz
gen. SIS betbt in Der Qbrefe: SSrlonb
lit beute 70 feit pereint in llnteritiiBune
elmer urdbbdngieen nationaIen 9artei
unb einer fortgeI9rtttenen natipndlen
@rlitit, tpie es ie mar, pGbrenb Char
lee Stepart parnea Der Siibrer Der
iriI4cn Sadie mar.
2lus Der Sunoeshauptitd6t.
W a btngton, 9. g., Is. Moi.
frau 6aee.
Nie 9emelbet pirb, befinbet Ii9 bic
felt einiger 3eit trante @emablin pes
S3aBamtsIetretdrs Sage in einen
bebentli6en 3uitanbe. Sbre 6reunoe
baben 3tpor nod ni9t ale Soffnuno
uufgegeben, iinb uber bod megen bes
@us9angs Der &rantbeit fe6r beiorgt.
streif ouseeroht.
Die 8ertreter Der bereini9ten nds
tionalen uno internationdlen 8ereine
Der MaI6inenz uno MetdIlarbeiter, Die
felt 3pet Sagen iiber Die 9ur6fii1z
rung Der neunftiinptgen Irbeits3eit BEL
elei9er 9obnfcala pie ieBt berietben,
erfldrten beute, baB in @ei9Gften,
ipel6e Die psrlangten 3ugeitdnoniiie
berlpeigern, am 20. Wfat Der Streit
begpnnen tperben folle.
On Der beuttgen 8eriammlung nab
men t1eiI: Scr. Sumes S'GonneG.
prGIibent bes internatioaIen Wfai9iz
niitenbereins; SSobn WtuIbouanb. Pri>
iibent Der internotionalen pereiniSten
Wletallarbeiter Il. u.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17

Gonfantinopef, 10. Wdi.
Sn 5oIge oer tiir5lid porgenom.
menen geI6lagna1me Der gofldct
bur6 bic ottomaniI6sn gsb0rbsn, iinc
DsrTtoiebsne WuieImdnnsr, odruntct
sin Prieit,r Der ati3.&oi4'', Der
Gditet norben. ~
es eebt bns @erii6t, Der friiheri
8inan3minifter Reibab puI6u iei aui
bem qanoe entfloben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
Uel,tfd, In>
Berlin, Is. mai

9pr einiger 3eit taufte Serr Rrltpp
,tine Dem aobIenipnOifat 9sbDrige &obs
iengrube in Sannibal. gBeTtpbalen.
Sebp6 perbot oas Spnoitat BEN
0errn &rupp Die 9luSbsutun9 Der
&obIen9rube uno ocrieIbe Itrengte osB-
9uIb gegen erIteres einen Yro3eB an.
g9ie Die S5rantfurter 3eitung nunmcbr
meIoet. 1T Der 9ro3eb ioeben au LII.
gnnIten bes Serrn &rupp entI4icben
pprben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17

trdftie senus lit. bic Heiie gu unters
ne1men, pirb Der 9rGiibent uuf Die
fiir5eiten Route, tpabrI9einliA auf Der
Union pacific, na6 @aibineton Sus
riidtebren. Man. bofft alsoanu Die
Reiie in flint Sassn pollenOen gu tons
men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
Japan.
q to + a m a, Is. mai.

Saifer Muiubito bat bic Reiigna=
tton bes Sinansminifters @iscolnt
gBdtdrabo angenpmmen, jebo9 bic
4nnabme Der Reiisnationen Der iibris
gen Wtiniiter abgelebnt. 9lae biefe
Winiiter fiibren ibre QmtseeidGfte
peiter, dusgenOmmen Der Premiermis
niiter Mlarquis Sto.
Wtdrquis Saionji 1T gum seitipeiIis
gen 5inan3miniiter ernannt porben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
plSbIid,er IeS.
aIb an b. %. g., 16. Tui.


eonarb R. 5offman BON Glmiru,
generaldoiutdnt Der RdtiondIsuroe
uno G6eF oes Stdbes oes Goupers
neurs, farb beuts pI0Blid in bieisr
Staot. gr mar nit 9snerdlmuior
Roe, Commander Der RatipnaIgaros,
in geratbung iiber bic 9ispoIitiOn Der
3ur llnteroriduna bon llnruben dus
ldbli6 oss StrdBenbobnItreits aufges
bctenen 5ruppen, ais sr BON elmer
Sanmaht beiallen iuuros. gidn
.lraate ibn mad isinem 3immer, no sr
harb, sbe sin qr3t gu 5iilfs gsrufer
psroen tOnntt. 9cffman mar 20
Sabre alt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
Goforaop g Sprines, GrI.,
10. Wdi.

Sorbeb 3. gOung, Der bsriibmte
9anbf9aftsmuIsr, iit bier 9sItsrn an
be- 2ungsnsnt3iinbuug 5sitOrbsn. Gr
'Dar in qof Drills, gt., sebOrsn, uno
bat elm Qltsr BON So Sabren errsiht.
er bintsrldbt cine Dittps unb bier
ainbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
5raufreih.
9dris, Is. Wlai.

" lO' Utul'
Sn etnem bsuts dbgsbaltenen Mtinis
iterratbe tbeiIte Der Miniiter Oe3 aeus
Beren, 8eIcaife, nit, odb Jrurtreid
ii9 einsm iebr snergii6en 9roteite be.
Wd4te segsn bic goitmaBnabmen be-
pforte angsI9lOFen babe.
5erner tiinbiste Serr 8slco'if an
oaB bic Rssierung ods fron3oiii4e er.
peoitionscorps in China 3uriifruier
ruerbe, fobdIo bic lebten gIduisIn ber
6OlIettiDnote ausgefiibrt isisn uno biz
Snti6doisunesfrdge eereaslt lei. 200C
Ulonn iinb bsrsits 3uriidberufen.
6eltorben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
QlitteI. uno SI6.2lmerifa.
Golpn, Colombia. Is. Wai

SopitaIiiten BON Qntioquia ptrben
in nd9iter 3eit cine 8ant in 8drrans
quiad nit einem Sapital BON 5000
900 erri9ten. Sn MebiIin fpiro benz
nd4it cine dnbere neue 8ant ibre Ges
i6Gfte bedinnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-05-17
Gbiina.

2lntwort auf Gntihdoi9unes.
foroerun9en Der 6elanoten.
2ebbafte Sefrieoi9un9 Oariiber
in 9euti6lanb.
AnfroCnug elmer ameriRaniCdjen 2adu-
6er6anoe unweit 2aanira's.
HIehrere Seamteuerueuuuneen ourb Die
amerifauiibe GiuiIoieniteOmmiiiiou.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04

The 81 cat Rock In'and now runs their
through tourist sIeepers to Los Angeles.
via san Francisco and the new Southern
Pacific coast line. c. Z. Bascom. d. p. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
he aU1ittta 1ay Eagle: aodcsdas gorimo SOL
Dyspepsia

What's the use of a good
cook if there's a bad stomach,
"a stomach too weak prop
erly to digest what is taken
into it?
The owner of such a stom-
ach experiences distress after
eating, nausea between meals,
and is troubled with belching
and fits of nervous headache
hes dyspeptic and miser-
able.
~ have been troubled with dyspepsia
and have suffered almost everything. I
have tried many different remedies, but
could get no relief until 1 began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. After the use Of this
medicine I could eat witAo1t distress, and
today 1 am as well as ever, but I always
keep Hoods Sarsaparilla on hand" Mrs.
J. A, CRowELL, Csnajoharie, n. Y.
MY stomach was weak. Reading how
much good Hoods Sarsaparilla had dons
other people, I was encouraged to try it.
Ny stomach soon grew stronger and now 1
can eat almost anything. My husband and
take Hoods for our blood in spring with
good results" MRS. A. J. GREELEY, East
North Yarmouth, Ne.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
PAID THEIR LICENSES
Gypsies May Tell Fortunes to Their
Hearts Content.

A bunch Of gypsies struck Wichita yes
terday There are about 80 of them. and
as soon as their camp was pitched they
started cut TO tell fortunes Tor the good
people of the city. A policeman caught
them and told them TO stop. They did for
awhile bur some of them went 10 the city
clerks office and asked for six licenses.
running for three days. each giving them
right TO tell fortunes on the streets
without being molested. The price was
one dollar per day for each license When
told about the charges by the genial city
clerk the leader kicked little bit but
finally paid the money and went away
happy. The crowd parted with SIS. and
they seemed TO have plenty az cash left.
II seems rs If gypsios have a standing
roar coming ii they have 10 pay out
money. but IL only took a little talking
yesterday TO get them 10 pay the licenses
OF six people. Evidently the gypsies We're
assured that they would get all their
money back and good rate of interest
on the amount invested 10 the license by
telling the fortunes of the good people of
Wichita. and they might also ten where
the Orient railroad shops are going 10 be
located. as they claim TO be able 10
tathom the mysteries OF the future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
FOR ATHLETIC FIELD
Junior Class Gives Entertainment
Money for It.

last winter the high school pupils de-
cided TO raise money for gymnasium.
building ard apparatus. Bach class took
up some special line Of work il order
10 raise the money. some members OF
the school solicited subscriptions from the
business men and people Ok tine city sen
orally and during the winter q considera-
bic amount was raised.
The junior class of The school decided 10
give a series OF entertainments 90 raise
their share Of the money. The members
Of the class gave a very dne production
of David Copperield at the audito-
rum. Hundreds cf people attended the
presentation Of the play and after ali eN-
penses were paid. the sum OF S.315 re-
manned 10 be devoted 70 the gymnasium
fund.
The members worked hard TO make the
entertainment q success. and were an
well paid for their efforts They also
spent a considerable SUM cut ~ their
own purses. in the wav ~ costumes
Last summer il was found that b would
De impracucable 90 b},Id gymnasium at
this time. So Tie money subscribed oy he
citizens ~ Wichita gus returned 20 them.
The junior class ssh had The Sa3s
which could NOT be returned
For years tbs nigh school pupils have
ycarned Tor an athletic neld OF their own.
where the football. baseball basketball
Rud other athletic enthusiasts could dis-
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play their prowess. When it was decided
TO build a gymnasium no one thought a
thing about the field, but since the build
ing Of a gymnasium has been found i'm
possible, the students have again turned
their thoughts TO building a field.
Yesterday members of the senior class
held a meeting at the high school TO
make final disposal of the money obtained
from the CopperfeId entertainment. 1t
was unanimously decided TO give the
money TO the building of the athletic
field.
The completion Of the athletic field is in
view now. The members OF the school
were given a new impetus yesterday
when the announcement Of the senior
class was made. They are now going to
work with renewed vigor. and they hope
to have the field completed and ready for
use in very short time. The athletic
field is the next thing to a gymnasium,
and the generous contribution Of the class
of its hard-earned money TO a cause sim
liar TO that for which the fund was orig
inally intended has assured the establish
ment of the field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-04
CARRIED HIS GRIP
Mr.. Bosenroth Paid Out a Dollar for
an Hours Relief.

Mr.. Boesenroth of the Pictorial Print
ing company was in the city and the drug
gists We're having a good deal of fun out
of him. Mr.. Boesenroth is jolly good
fellow and it does the men who know him
a whole lot of good TO get a Joke on him.
Yesterday they had d good one on him,
and were using it 10 a good advantage.
IL happened while he was in a city out
west. One day he went into a drug store
and was making a complaint about having
10 carry his grip around with him all
the time. The druggist was very busy,
and vet took time to Joke with him a lit
tie and TO look over his stock. The drug
gist accused him of getting fat carrying
his grip around with him and doing moth
ing else. MT Boesenroth remarked that
il was q difficult job TO carry that grip all
dav. The druggist made fun of him, and
then Mr.. BOesenr0th. TO prove what he
had said. replied that he would give the
druggist a dollar if he would go with him
for the next hour and carry his grip. Now
the grip only weighed few ounces, and
the last thing that he ever intended to
do was 10 give anyone a dollar for car
rying IL for him. But the Offer had been
made and the druggist took him up and
carried the grip. He had to treat the
crowd an around and when he reached
Wichita he found the boys ready for him,
and he had 10 tell the story 10 each one
of them in turn. He will be in the city to-
dav, and will have to meet all OF the peo-
ple that he failed TO see yesterday. and
needless to say. he is ready 10 do the
v5e
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FlRST SNOW OF SEASON
MeIts as Fast as 1t Fails on the Warm
Earth.

The first snow of the season came yes
terday, a cloudy sky dropping the first
white fakes about 9 O'Clock. After
few hours dismal effort the snow let up.
After nightfall it began again and grew
into a driving storm from the east.
Winter has been long in coming and the
earth is very warm for this late in the
year. The snoW-haiEes melted as they
fell and while last night the roofs, chin
neys and walks were white, the streets
Nara black and slnnnN
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FOR ARMY SERVICE
Three Men left for San francisco
Yesterday.

Three men were sworn in hy tie local
recruiting station yesterday fer infantry
service in the Philippines The snen were
Leonard Mason. Wichita, Charles A.
White of Douglas and Homer u. Elint u
Nilmot The men VIII be sent 80 The
Fraesidio a- Ssn Francisco FOR drilI in
the infantry. and Viii be serI TO the
philippines 80 ahoat nine months
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