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The state herald., 1901-06-14
OBITUARY,


Andrew d. He.drix was bern o. the
10 day 4 February 1855 in tho state Il
New York. When just ~ he moved
with his passata 70 Illineis. On the q
day II Dscsnbsr 1873 IN Kaakakss
county Ill, hs wss nasr,sd 70 Mis- Lyda
Bell Miller. To ths1 were bosn
thfse sons and one daughter oil a when
survive their father. In 1888 the Dc.
osassd with his family came 70 ColsssdO
asd located near the tswa-ats after
ward selected for the town Of Haxtun,
Soon after Haxtun was laid out he BE-
came resident Of the town where he re-
sided till be was called 10 his reward on
Thursday June 8. 1901 at the age Of 4s
years months and q days. He was
converted in 1895 and United with the
u. E. church in 1900. When be became
. resident Of Haxtun hs engaged IN ths
mercantile business and continued Il
that business tall some tims II looo Fsl
abost six mosths b bod bssa sssaasd
. ~ houss and nsse a The tDs - ~
bsd With lung trouble but never 6svs
up hops Of recovery till short tins b.
fore death. He had . large soqusi.t.
anos sad many friends IN The oouaty,
The funeral vas held On Saturday Juss
8 undss the direction Of the hedsrn
Woodmsn Of which order he was nsn.
bsr, Rev 6tillmmsa Of Haxtsn prsaoh.
ing the sermon and xss attended by .
lsrgs number Of people. The bsdy va
laid 70 rest In the Inxtun Csostssy.
The bsrsavsd widow and family have the
synpashy 4 all.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

p. B. Reynolds Of Lexington, Nsb..
who is Visiting his daughter, Mrs. W.
L. IRWIN Of Holyoks passed his eighty
t,rst birthday en last Sunday. He and
his gosd wife were for number q ysars
residents Of Ho!yoks and have 3 large
number Of friends in the county. On
last Saturday afternoon goodly num-
bsr Of friends gave him birthday sur
prise party At the bsaattful home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin. II was . complsss
surprise for Mr.. Reynolds but judging
BY the manner in which he sntsred into
the full enjoyment Of the occasion, it
was very agreeable surprise. After
the assembled guests had spent
some time in the usual socisbilitiss Of
such gatherings, Judge Slater arose and
In behalf Of the guests In . short but
very happy speech presented to Father
Rsynolds nlos rocking chair. He NJ
spoadsd In way that showed deep feel
ing. A. Father Rsynolds ut In the
large char ssch guest in turn ap-
preached and offered him hearty con-
gratulahsss on having reached his
sighty-nrst birthday. The feeling man.
ner In which this was done showed the
very high regard in which he is held BY
his old time friends. Rstrsshnssts
wers served and general god sscaal
time was enjoyed BY all.
NJ. and Mn. Reynolds were among
the earliest settlers Of eur oounty and,
up to the time whom they left Holyoke
In 1926, we're always among the foremost
in advocating and helping sdvsnos any
undertaking which had for it. object
the bettsring Of the conditiea Of our
people and, ON returning to our town
for . visit, they will slwsys meet >
hearty Welcome.
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STRAYED.

Fssm ny raseh n nile south q
Chsss, Nsb. One rosn marc I ysars old
branded ~ - left shoulder, one rssn
mare ysars old braedsd r. % LETT
shoulder and one dark bsy mare 3 ysars
cid branded o, On left shoulder. Infor.
natisn Leading 70 the recovery Of ssms
will b. awarded $500 for each mare.
FRED BcRosExAS,
Chass, Ns6.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

Mrs. Clark and son OF Vaudeville.
Aieh, arc visiting her sons at the CLARK
ostsls ranch In the south. western part si
~ ssunty. They will Ssssin there
atsut . meath and then take trip 70
The Paoi6s seasL Arthur will aecomps.
~ thsu.
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The Bsptist Lee cream sso,ai thsl waf
y have bssa given On Tuesday evening
vss postpsasd - wednesday evening
- sesoaAt 4 ths ram storm. There
vas . go aatssdaaos. The Hsiysks
osrsss bssA fss.;sssd sses $50 music
NJ u sooee(ea.
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An. Bsst Stern died u hss home In
Lsagnoat % Sunday June Q. Mr.. and
Nn. sterm were for some time residents
d Phillips county and have many friends
IL the county who synpsthizs With The
family IN their SORROW.
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Juoss Sister Il msving hN house h6ld
eoeds 10 reons II the Gordon Heuss.

1ozsas. ssltrhsuu, tsttsr, ehaang. IVY
ps,soaing sad all skih torturss are quick
y cured BY DsWitts Witch Hazel oslvs.
The certain pile eurs.-Ctty Drug
0toro,
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wANrKD. - Capable. reliable rss-an In ss~sy
county 20 reprrssai isrrs oo@pssy of soisd g.
nAnclai reputation esss saisu psr y~as, payable
v~sklyi q pss dAy ahsoiuisiy ssss and ell ss-
renss. straight. bonssds. dsasits saiasy. -
commi-siou, SALARY raid esoA EstariAy and es'
rsns- n,ossy advanced eseh vssA. STANDARD
HOUSE. ~ DxAnnorS w.. rHfeAao.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

Dssess, dissess sad death follow neg
lsct of The bowels. US DsWitts L,ttIs
Early Rissrs to regulate them ssd ysu
will add years 70 your life and hfe "a
ysur yssr. Easy y take, ssvse srips'
City Drug Htors.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

WANTED: Active mes 10 deliver ssd
collect; No canvsssiss. Salary edoo.W
per year. Extra commiasio1s. Refer.
ssces and security required. Addrsss q.
p. Rose, Msssssr, Sterling, Cole. Boz
9g6.
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Ar. james Brown Of Pssssusuth, vs,'
over 90 yssrs sf ass suffered for yssrs
With . bad sore On his faos. Physicians
could net help him. Dswitts Witch
Hassl sslvs cured hin psenansatly
cured hin.-Cty Drag Stors.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

A surgical operation 10 not sscsssasy
10 cure pilss. DsWitts Which asssl
eslvs saves all thst sxpnss snd never
falls Beware Of countsrfsits.-Cty
Drug Store.
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NEW GOODS.

Ny spring stock q millinery sssds hes
arrived. Call asd ~ then before ysu
purohass. Mas. GATES.
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BOOTS AND SHOES:

Bhoss all stylss 90 now %, Ladies, nsa and
childrsn v now - Sc nov 3ls. so now
> - 10 now u. 10 now Is, Biippsr any
style 70 sow 10, Plow shos any style % bow
10. Nothing reserved they must all 20.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

Mn. !. n. Guthrie, mother sf 4. T,
0ethris Il Aelysks, ms& with sssisus
eecidset rsosstiy st the hsos Of bet
daughter Ars. Bert spssess q Nsvtss,
10. ths vas preparing 70 retire and, In
attempting 10 sIt dsvs. shs misssd the
chair ssd fell v The foot bsde frsssur-
ing her hip bsns. Mrs. 0sthns u 10
hss ssvsn,y.third year and has bssn
quits fsstls for some time ssd thN in.
jtry y qulls Q sseiess matter for hss.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

Df. L,syd Bssswsli Ess spscislIst
vill ~ q ths Csnnsesial Hotel, Hol.
ysks Saturday Jsss a One day oaly.
All sxaniastsees Tree. win sst trsst
yea uslsss 10 cen help you. He msthods
Of trsstnsat sbsslussly restores your
eye sisht. Cro~ eyes stsaishssnsd.
Oranuistsd eye lIds, dropping ids, weak
vatsSy syss, Wild hairs. sailisR vision
and oil ether trouble Of the eye cured
quickly. Special attention gives 70
patients troubled With estsfsots. Misty
per Ssst Of tho people Who sss going
blind csa b. cured u they give him .
call. Eyes ssalsd and 6ttsd 70 slssssa.
Come early Saturday June a.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

WANTED ACTIVE MAN oy 0oQD CHAR.
sr,sr " deliver and collect In Colorado f?s old
psfisues rsluitsd bur f-frvsscs, any bark In
Any riy. Hbeiess sslf.sjdfeess3 stsppsd 90.
yelops AsssisctarsD..1hifd ficof,, n Dear.
born b., ChiesHo,
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CLOTHING:

HACK and Gny Clay Worstsd Buis SIS nov
sis =, ois y nov eii ~. sis - nov GO. siI 20
nov = =, go nov o., % 10 now D %. Gray and
nissd, co,orsd suiz y nov q n 81 " now o.,
y nov y q, " nov q .. ksas Pnats mixsd
Gray . new % % esn now q 70. Cordasoy y
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wAhTEp-TRusTwOkrHy MEN AND wo,
mss 10 tss,h apd sdysrtlss fof cid ss,ablL.hs.i
h0us1 Of soih hnasciai stsndlns. EsiasY, o7o q
ys.siaS r.auir.i. GI.s ;sfstsssss ssd g. -
sslf-Akidr~saad stamped sny~lopS, Addrsss 0an-
asss, - CAsssa hidS., chlcaso.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

10, is, rs and SO Cent Counters.
Yca must look over thsse cosatsu. They hav'
the rrvairs harsains u ths day.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

wANTED-An Agent 10 ysur County
for oar Novelty Show Gard Signs. Arenss
aw making o. Tn n p~s day. Oniy ons Asrat ap'
polluted In . oounty. Ssnd ihc for sample,
t-sms, md catalogue. Ths Echo Novelty Co.,
Goha, New York.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

Hardware. rinWars
and Rnamsiwars.
Complsts line On hand and all sold at cost
Nails 10 per ID. q us by tho ksg.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

now o, o now q Is, Full line Of Children, :,
Butts strictly at cost.
Over Costs on the same basis as Suits.
The state herald., 1901-06-14
HATS AND CAPS:

Queen City hats all styles 10 now %. Nov
Champion hats all styles ! 30 now Ia Gov
Boy hats and stAsr styles = nov D. Straw
soods strictly ct cost.
The state herald., 1901-06-14
"A penny SAVED IS
A penny EARNED" !"

e feel grateful the people of Hoyoke and surrounding
country for their prompt response extraordinary Of
ers Of low prices and great values The of this sale
will enable to clod up my business in satisfactory
previous removal the time have the sat
sacton of knowing has sale has enabled customers to
hundreds of dollars ogeher also realize that these
low prices have proven competitors but bust
ness extrernities have ,;.rranbed these
The state herald., 1901-06-14
SADDLERY:

Concord Bolt harness a now sso@. - so~
-. Single Buxxy hArnsss ei3 10 nov n -. 1sd
cles es3 30 nov eS7. ~ sow ox9. sN now oh.
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Great Price Reductions,
And as result the people have pro6ted that the
dealers. will continue selling all goods very low prices
Until July Fifteenth.

According my original plans, and by that time hope
have sold out the last Of my large stock the satisfaction
of every buyer The following prices good index Of
how far little money will CO.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

N,ss 0as Ms(jssiy ~ bsss vssy sct
tss ssvsssl lsgs NtA Dssusssis bat
~ sss1iuss y rssssts1 pseb ia.
proved.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

Aaas Usytss. dsssAsss = NJ ed
NsA n. 4. oaydss 4 Aslysas. % ~.
az 4 issl vssh vhsis psyias. NIL ~
beobs Q si6.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

william Lev h psttisS . 49,
fsaslsAsss saAss III dvslltas hsass
- ~ hilL \ 1
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We ~ ssw prspsssd 70 nshs oil
kisAs 4 hassso d ~ hsssso sAsp ID
nslysAs.
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JslGs oisess Ass ~ his rsssSs6os
pssSssty b Hslysks - otas Hseak fsss
naa q ~ D. D n. seusA.housA
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Ma 4. J. Jasvis ~ $50 IN Asa
ysks Ws1sss1ay tse . wv u Wissss.
0ta.
The state herald., 1901-06-14

H 0lnsesA Avslhag b ~ sasese
pass & 1slSshs = bslaG sspsistsA
The state herald., 1901-06-14

BssAly ed Aseealf shsss sss Tie bsss
TT sais ~ W.A 8bsop.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
PHoENIx. ARIZONA. JULY "a 1901.
Don't leave the city for mountain
or beach without having The Re-
publican accompany you. You will
bs lonesome without it.

A few days ago The Republican
printed an editorial on the improperly
OF praying for rain.
THOSE supplicatlons having
PRAYERS gone up the day before
FOR RAIN. from many churches In
Kansas. They were not
answered. Last Sunday in accordance
with proclamation by the governor Of
Missouri. prayers were again offered
throughout the state thai the drouth
might be broken. The only thing
broken that day was the heat record.
The impropriety of praying for ma
terial things has bsen pointed out
II such prayers could avail anything.
thousands would not die annually in
India of famine and the plague would
be conquered there would be no wars;
there would be none of the things we
do not like; there would be no sickness
and death. and consequently no
have the things we want by simply
asking God fer them this world would
be chaotic with a conflict Of gratifed
wishes. We are nowhere taught to
supplicate Heaven for what we may
imagine to be earthly blessings.
A famous hymn writer has sung:
Prayer is the souls sincere desire.
Unuttered or expressed"
We believe that there can be a no
more succinct definition of prayer.
Can the soul desire that the corn crops
may not fail? The worst thing about
these public prayers of Missouri and
Kansas is that their inutillty will
shake the faith Of many good but fool
ish persons. Their Offering can not be
regarded as faith in the love and
fatherhood Of God. but rather as an
evidence OF our disirust OF His promise
that He Will guide us through life, a
quarreIing with the rough road over
which He leads and which is perhaps
the most direct and. perhaps. the only
one to our eternal home.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

v~s left In a weak run down condition" says
Maria o. Hayzci. writing from Brookiand. d. {.
sMy health seemed utterly gone. suffered
from nervousness female weakness and rhcu-
inatism. Life was a burden. doctored with
three different physicians and got no relief. I
tried several patent medicines. all with the
same result Ibegan 70 get worse aud to add to
the complications suffered terribly from con-
stipation. I chanced to see one OF your adver.
tiscrheu ts and commenced D take DR.. Pierce's
Favorte Prescription and p sasant Pellets and
began to improve right away. aud continued
Improving and gaining in strength. I cannot
express the relief. II was so great Seven
months later my little daughter was born with
out much trouble ! feel that would never
have been able to endure my confinement only
by the help due solely to DR., Pierces medicines
She was fine healthy child and the only one
have ever been able to nurse. She Is now two
years old and have never had to take any
medicine since, 50 feel that your medicine has
made lasting cure with mes
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Is sent free on receipt Of
stamps to defray expense Of mailing
only. Send al one cent stamps for
the book in paper binding, or 81 stamps
for cloth. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

Visitors to the Washington monu-
ment are carried to its top In less than
five minutes. This Is the most rapid
rise In life at the national capital.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

If Jupiter and Saturn are really re-
sponsibe for this weather, there win be
a movement to extifpate mythology
from astronomy,
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
STRAINS.

Mr.. F. II. Wells, the merchant at
Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y, says:
II always recommend Chamberlain's
Pain Balm as the best Eminent fer
strains. I used 1t last winter for a
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

A9tgeld says that the Ohio demo-
Gratis have nothing but appetite. Alt
ge'd has fair brand Of hunger FOR Of
lice himself
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

Erving Winslow has gone on the
amateur stage. He should take the
part of an amateur Filipino bandit.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

Edward is said to be vexed with
London reporters. IL that be the case,
the reporters may have occasion to be
vexed with Edward.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

Dewey views with complaeency the
discussion as to the exact origin Of the
dispatch that sent him to Mania bay.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

The new college for washerwomen
should Include a course In mathe-
MATES. Then 1t might be possible to
figure out what becomes of the missing
collars and handkerchiefs.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

Mr.. Bryan pens.vely insists. mora in
SORROW than in anger, that he really
ought not to be II garded as dead.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

Italy wants bit OF China. just t.
serve her maccaroni on.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

There's many a ship between the cup
and the Upton.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
GET FURs REPAIRED.

ID. Bonoff. of 2i7 South Broadway. op-
poste city hali. the leading furrler OF
California. will make over and repair
seal and other fur garments at special
rates during the summer season. He
stores garments free of charge. Take
your garments to him when you 20 10
the coast and have the work done right.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

A man can't make a man OF himself
II he has nothing to work on.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

Air ships would probably mean on'y
a new and awful kind of aeria, adver-
Using
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

severe lameness in the side. resulting
from a strain. and was greatly pleased
with the quick relief and cure 1t ef-
fected." For sale by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
THE CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL

SOUTH HOPE STREET. Los ANGLERS. CAY.
the Sick Elec-
operating delightful
directly
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

General Humidity should be reduced
to the ranks.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
LOTEI Second andHi elect FAM
<HIlI OhtNlN TN Z -
EREh CAMP GROUND !.

Under conditions prevailing
Band including
national
dreds of living
wonderful gardens
parent waters Catalina offers
Daily Hotel
hc or salt Lake Route trains avn Los Angeles daily
s27 Banning 22 g
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
Aqua CALIENTE.
Aqua
CIV.
IDYLLWILD SANATORIUM


Lighted Resident
Of
Ans Cal
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

sickly until
, they began
I the use OF
} DIR. Pierce's
y Favorite
! Prescrip-
! ton. That
\ M ed icine
which
r q makes
weak worn-
en- strong"
has give n
them the
strength to
bear hearty,
and healthy
children for
the rst
time.
q SIX years
ago amer the
birth Of one Of
my cliiIfiren L
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
A Fine Babu

Makes any mother proud.
great many proud mothers
dren have been puny and
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

TILE NDOCXED 8. OF
TIL SnVSNEns conveniences. Centrally located
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24

tAyININIA M Broadwa
~ w iiNOTlFN tv for fransens
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-13

Two children's fans were quarreling.
why my little mistress is certainly
the best looking. She has such beautiful
blond hair and such pretty blue eyes that
you cannot but acknowledge her superior
ity."
"Oh. yes, l can" said the other fan.
while | admit all these beauties, | yet
say that my mistress is the pretticr Of the
two. Her complexion is like the rose her
teeth are white and she is almost always
smiling. Her hair is dark, to be sure,
but | prefer it so. She is easily the pret-
tier of the two"
At this juncture the owners Of the fans
entered into the argument ana with such
zest that in less time than it takes to
write it they had come to blows, and the
weapons they used to settle their troubles
were the little fans that had started the
quarrel.
When the battle was over. the fans
were both so badly demolished that they
were picked up in pieces So. in place of
being rewarded for the faithful champion
ship Of their owners. they were battered
and banged into permanent disability.
Moral.-Pretty is as pretty does.-Har-
vey Peake in Chicago Record Herald.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-13

The older a boy grows the more tender
and aUprccigtive he ought to be of his
mother. There is no surer sign Of true
manhood tAau q tar,ful sympathy and
love for that one who. above all others,
has given her best 10 bc- boy.
The most % be rc-ayttcd act of my
life, said a lieutenant commander of the
navy, was letter | wrote to my mother
when about seventeen years Of age She
always addressed her letters to me as my
dear boy ! felt at that time | was
man. or very near il, and wrote saying
that her constantly addressing me rs
boy made me feel displeased. | received
in reply a letter full of reproaches and
tears. Among other things she said:
You might grow to be as big as Go
Hath, as strong as Samson and as wise as
Solomon; you might become ruler of
nation or emperor of many nations. and
the world might revere you and fear you,
but to your devoted mother you would al
ways appear, in memory. in your inno-
cent, unnrctontious, n-self-conceited, un-
pampcred habyhood. In those days when
| washed and dressed and kissed and
worshiped you you were my idol Nova
days you are becoming part of a gross
world by contact with it. and | cannot bow
down to you and worship you, but if man
hood and maternal love are transmitted
to you, you will understand that the high
est compliment that mother love can pay
you is to call you my dear y."'"-
Young Peoples Magazine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-13
Canton,r Wnter CIock.

The famous clepsydra, or water clock.
of Canton is housed IN a temple on the
city walls. In China, the Long Lived
Empire Miss Scidmore tells Of a visit
paid to this famous temple
We went into a sort Of rubbish room
and sat down to wait until the expecte
bargaining should be concluded aud we
were free to enter some further hall. the
supposed splendid temple Of time
Lady. jump down Lady sitting an
cient water clock" said Al Poll. our
staggering parrot of a guide for three
big earthen jars on successive shelves
beside us, fourth and lowest one with
a wooden cover, constituted the whole
clepsydra. and we had unwittingly sat
down upon quarter section of all time
The water descended by slow drops
from one jar to another. the brass scale
on a float in the last crock telling the
hours as it rises. Every afternoon at 8
O'Clock since 1921 A. d. the lowest Jar
has been emptied. the upper one filled
and the clock thus wound up for another
day.
Boards with the number of the hour
are displayed on the outside wall, that
the city may know the time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-13

sailant; she denied absolutely that she,
or Anarchists she knew we're impli-
Gated in any plot to Kill the President.
She said she believed Cz5lgosz acted
entired on his own responsibility and
that he never claimed to have been
inspired by her, as he is quoted as
affirming.
The President, she ayerred with a
yawn, was an insignificant being to hes
"a mere human atom whose life Or
death were matters Of supreme indiHer-
ence to her or to any Anarchist. Cz3l-
gosz's act was foolish. yet she declared
it probably had its inspiration in the
misery which the Pole had seen about
him. Violence. she said, was not d
tenet in the faith of the Anarchist and
she had not advocated it in Cleveland
where Czolgosz has said he heard her.
nor elsewhere.
Police officials are not entirely sat
isied with Miss Goldmaus story.
When Captain Schuettler and Detec-
tive Hertz discovered her at the
home of one Norris, at 303 Sheffield
avenue, she denied her identity.
Hello, Miss Goldman" said the cap
tain, as he entered the parlor, "are
you glad to see me?"
"I'm not Miss Goldman; I'm a Swed.
fsh woman, and my name is Lena Lar
sen," answered the woman, endeavor.
ing to initiate the Swedish dialect.
"All right; | speak Swedish myself, 4"
said the police officer, as he poured
out a few questions in that tongue
Miss Goldman didn't answer affect
ing to misunderstood Hertz mean
while had been investigating and hal
discovered pen with the name EN-.
ma Goldman" engraved thereon.
What does this mean?" shouted
Captain Schuettler, holding the tell.
tale article before its owners eyes.
"It means that the game is up" she
said.
Miss Goldman arrived here Sunday
morning from St. Louis Her immu-
nifty from arrest while in the Missouri
metropolis and up to yesterday in Chi
cago afforded her much amusement.
She told in sentences punctuated with
laughter of her capture In her con-
versation with reporters-and she talk
ed with them at length twice during
the day-the excitement she was labor
ing under was suppressed, and only
once did she break down completely
That was when Captain Schuettler led
her from the office of Chief of Police
O'Neill to the cab which was waiting
to convey her to the women's annex
at the Harrison street police station
For a moment she became a woman
pure and simple and cried In mo-
ment however this exhibition of dis
tress was over and when she put her
foot on the step to mount into the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-13

carriage she was again Emma Gold
man, the High Priestess Of Anarchy"
as she has been styled by her followers.
Later in the day Miss Goldman was
interviewed in the woman's annex at
the police station and stenographic
report taken. Miss Goldman said
II feel sure that the police are help
ing us more than | could do in ten
years. They are marking more Anar-
chists than the most prominent people
connected with the Anarchist cause
could make in ten years. If they will
only continue shall be very grateful;
they will save me lots OF work"
Asked if she had been on the down
town streets before her arrest, she
answered: "Certalnly | nave. 1 nave
been shopping-went to Fields, have
been in restaurants; in fact, l passed
the city hall several times.