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The Grit-advocate., 1902-01-10
RECORD OF the COUNTY BOARD.
Official Proceedings of the Board
of County Commissioners.

The application Of T. R. Liddle for
lease Of the east four feet of road rum
ming along the range line between
ranges A and As was granted.
Upon proper showing the clerk was
directed to issue duplicate tax sale GER
titicate No. IL, Of the 1898 sales, on the
northwest quarter of section 24-1O-44,
in favor Of T. j. Mason.
The clerk was directed to enter in
the record the length of all railroad,
telegraph, and car lines in each school
district, and town of Julesburg, as pre-
pared by the board.
The state tax levy of four and one
tenth mills; town Of Julesburg, ten
mills; county levy, for all purposes,
ten mills; and The various special
school tax levies were ordered extend
ed on the records.
Claims were audited and allowed as
follows:
POOR FUND
Mason, medical SER
VlCtS. w
Mrs Tilla Slusser, rent. q 90
COURT HOUSE EXPENSE FUNp
o s Thunderstorm, drsying 8 20
ROAD FUND
A Polzin, road overseer.... l5 90
ORDINARY FUND
G M Braxtan, publishing
and stationery ......... Al ~
3. CIV White, com'r. 10 ~
John Hiatt. com'r. l3 20
PB Upson, com'r. l3 40
HC McNew; clerk. ....... 81 so
Mark Burke appeared before the
board and made an offer to purchase
all the remaining tax sale certificates
held by the county, to pay 30 cents per
acre for all subject to deed, and certifi-
Gates not subject to deed at full face
value, provided the board would allow
rebate of $50 on whole purchase.
After consideration the board decided
to accept the offer, and the clerk was
directed to assign said certiticases.
The land subject to tax deed is as fol-
lows:
Ne quarter 4-9-44; all section 3-9-4l
NV quarter 1914; Sc quarter 2-s-l4; Sc
quarter 1894; ne quarter 1874; ne
quarter 1894; Sc quarter 6-9-43 s half
1s-9.43; ne quarter 22-lO-43; NV quarter
2s-2O-43; sw quarter 3o-lO-43.
Board adjourned to meet Thursday,
December 26, 1901, at 10 O'Clock a. m
Ttnr.dov Dapamhrr Oh 1901.
1Oo'clock a. m. Board met pursu-
ant to adjournment. Present: G. W.
White, chairman. John Hiatt and +.
b. Upson, county commissioners. H.
G. McNew, clerk.
Board commenced the work OF compar-
ing tax receipts with the tax rolls and
cash books, and continued during the
sessions of the 9th and 2Sth.
On the 28th the following claims
were allowed:
ROAD FUND
Frank Henderson, burning
fire guards. 10 oo
Henry DAM, burning fire
YuaTUS. 1" w
John Danz, burning fire
guards ..............'. w
c H Nagel, burning fire
The Grit-advocate., 1902-01-10
D. A. Hungerford, Adj.

To Cure . Cold in Que Day
Take Laxative Bromo quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it
fails to cure. f. W. Grnve's sioro+"-n
The Grit-advocate., 1902-01-10

u1yron {. 8abeoek, NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Hours: 8 to IL a. m. l to
and 7 to s p. m.
JULEsBURG, COLORADO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
@ub- -Grrnrlthatrm in 9rntnda.

9abutob, &A, 20. W}dr3. -
8roBe 2tufregung 6errftbt gu Wtabrtb
8eno, 8D., 40 N}etlen unter6alb Sid
man, an Der Sennefee @ren3e, 3pei
Heger iinb bort BON @eiBen ermoroet
unb bret anbere Bis beina6e auf ben
Sob miB6anoelt porben. Giner Der
g}eger, Ramens Gliia6 9rute, tpurbe
angebli6 Bel einem 6iibnerOie6itdbl
ertappt unb pon ben @eiBen in ben
Slug geiagt unO erf4Oiien. Die N}Orz
Der 3pangen barauf etnen anoeren
g}eger, Elm Sell an Der Qei6e gu befez
ftigen unb iie in tieferes 8u7er 81
3ie6en. Me6rere an0ere Reger in Der
Ra46arI8aft, peG6e e6enfuG5 al5
9ie6e perbd9tigt naren, tpurben fpdz
ter angegriFfen unb pe9rten ii4, Sn
Dem Sample tpurbe Der g2eger Sim
Stepart erf8oTen unb brei anOere
g2eger 6al6 tobt tobt gef6Iagen. 8eiz
tere Gpnflifte tperben befiir3tet, unb
bic geIeBlte6enben 8iirger Der 8egenO
6a6en ben 9ouberneur er1u6t, cine
8elobnung uuf Die 8erAaftung Der
MDrber aus8uieben.
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Gin 9enfrr miRAanneLt.

Ottupa, Ont, 20. N}6r3. -
6enter HabcIiffe purbe beute in 9uu
BON etnem M}ob mtBbanbelt @r fOu
in elmer 8irtbIdaft Die 8emertung
gema6t 6aben, baB Stani5la5 2az
croir, beFen 6inrt4tung tpegen gr~
morOung ieiner Satin auf morgen
anberaumt lit, nt6t Der leBte 5ranz
5pIe lei, tpel9en er uuftniipfen nerOe.
Mc@pan, Der @igent6iimer Der @irt6z
f8aft, berfeBte Dem brutalen Gefeqen
barauf6in cine O6rfeige. Spdter
purbe gfabclifFe BON einem W}O6
ii6erfaGen unb muBte nm ieiner Gi@
9er6eit pi1en na6 Sttupa gebra4t
nerben. 8egen Qlbenb feArte er na9
6ul 3uriid, ptrb ii4 jebO4 jeBt i'm
@efdrgniB ahfbalten, Bis bic 9tnri4z
tung pol3ogen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
91nuiebelt aIs Riugfampfer.
gtpas g2eues i'm WeiBen 6auie. -
Der grGfiOent min iid ni4t gum
rausgeitOpften qrOPbsten" ents
Dtdeln.

rousgeitopften 4rOPbsten" ents
ptdeln.
@ufbingtOn, 9.G,, 20, @tdr3.
- @eit 1eBten 6amftag 9eRt i'm Netz
BEN 6auTe 3pet W}al tGglia etng Pro@
feFor" s. s. O'8rien aus 8oiton
aus unb elm. Die 8ei4dftigung oe5
9rofeRors beitebt barin, Dem Prdit@
6enten unnDtbiges 5ett ab3utreiban,
unb feline M}et6obe 6eite6t bauptid4z
lt6 barin, nit i6m gu ringen. 8ooiez
pelt pirb nGmIi6 na6 ieiner Wtst@
nung unangene6m bid, ieitoem er
ni6t me6r 10 piel 8epegung bat, pte
friber. @r reitet 3par tdglt4 aus
ooer ma6t lange Spa3iergGnge in Dte
11mge6ung, aber ba5 geniigt i4m nt4t.
9a6er bat er fi4 ben PrOfeiior tomz
men lafen unb ringt nit linn. Die
Sa6e ipurDe 70 gebetm alS mOglth
gebalten, uber t1t bo6 an ben Sag ge@
tpmmen. Ser YrofefOr tommt N}orz
gems frii6 unb bann pteber Inn 9 llbr
2(6en6s in MeiBe 6au5. 2tl5 er e5 gez
tern Morgen DerlieB, iab er aus, ol5
Of er 6alGr berbient 9dtte. Gr lit Diel
tleiner al5 Der Yrdfbent, uber gez
panbter, unO foQ 9foOIeoelt geh0rtg
gu f8affen MAIDEN. 9uS alte @eiBe
6aus erIebt beitdnbi9 etpaS ReueS;
gingfdmpfe bss QrGiibenten finO troB
Ben 2[fibn nnh niht bQoeipeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Sin 0cbeimmiB ors Mccres.

6altfuE N,s9,, 20. MGr3, -
Sn Darlington un0 Cape Gable finb
no8 tmmer feline 2tn3ei6en porbanz
ben, BON nel4em 0ampfer Die
G6iffstriimmer 9errii6ren mDgen,
pel4e bort an Der StranO trei6en,
uno Der Sturm tobt nod 6eftig, 8ei
8accaro auf Der Oitieite BON Bur
rington|8aD Iinb i6on 20 gtatraBen,
cine 6albe Site Orangen unO etpa5
6ol5 unb bet 9apte7Point auf GaPe
SuQe IA MatraBen angetrieben, BON
benen aber feline ge3et6net 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
@nflagem gesrn Grrrlleus @n.

Can 6ran3t5co, 20. Mdr3.
- @egsn ben 9insII9en @eianDten
@u Sing Sang in 8af6ington unO
feinen S6nager So 0op, ben bieiiz
gen 6ineIii6en @eneraltonIul, iinO
BEL benz au8pdrtigen 2(mt in 9eting
8a79perben eingereidt porOen, bic
ba5 6ieqel un0 bic l1nteri8riFten Der
mG9tigen Seeds 6ineIif6en Goms
pagnien" tru9en. Die &lagei4rift
ent6dlt % be1onoere QlnI6ulOtguns
gen, bic ale Oabin geben, baB Der Sc
fanote fono6l, pie Der 8enerultonIul
ni8t geniigenbe 2lnitrengun8en ge=
ma6t 6aben, Inn cine @rneuerung be8
G6ineIen 2tu8i9luBgeIeBe5 3u Derz
binbern. Qlu9 6dtten 8eiOe Dera6~
iGumt, Die Wo6lfa6rt unO Die SSntez
rei7en ibrer QanO5leute in ben Ser.
Stadten gebOrig Dabr3une6men. Der
bteitge @eneraltonIul, Der 0ur6 ben
Ge7dnbten 0u bon Der Gtnrei6ung
Der 8eI4lperOef4rift bena4riatt8t
1porben lit, bat ii4 bemiibt, Die llr@
beber 81 srmitteIn, bod Die SEEDS
Gompognien" beftreiten, baB bic 2(n~
Hagen BON i6nen ou5gegangen ieien.
6ta fagen, ibre ltntsrihriften unb
Sisgel ieien gefdIfdt porOen. 0ieie
GrflGrung nirD i4par3 auf peiB
bem auspdrtigen 2tmt in qeting 3u~
geitsIlt lperben. @eneralfonIul 6o
gop fpri6t bic @ermut6ung aus,
baB getpi7e n!6igb6inOer," benen bier
ba86anbDert geIegt tpur6e, Ii4 bur4
faIf6e 2tnfIagen ieBt gu ridden fuden.
Dem bteiigen GeneraIfonIul pirb
II. N. mod CUR 2ait geIegt, er Oerz
tpenOe gu piel 3eit auf feline Rennz
pferbe, uno feline Sode2s feien in DIT
neitI6en NationaIforben nit gel6er
9ra6eniude anget6an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Ser etrrit um Tair's RaAlaB.

Can 6ran3tsco, 20. Mdr3.
- 9aS S6ergeri8t bes Stuates fat
in elmer gnt78etbung bic Sruits
8laufel i'm Seitament 0es berftorbe@
nen 8unbesIenators Sames g. 6air
fir ungiiltig erfIdrt, unb bic 5tnterz
laFenf8aft, auF $2O,OOO,OOO gez
I4GBt, nirO iOfort .3ur 8ert6eilung
unter bic &inber bes 8eritor6enen gez
Innnpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Srrigeiprnflen.

W2anila, 20. Mdr3.-2ieutenant
Wm. g. Sinclair pom %. Snfantes
riezRegiment, pel9er Aier unter Der
2lntlage por einem &rieg8gert4te
ftanb, ben Sob zines ptOeripdnitigen
5olbaten 6erbeigefii6rt gu baben, in
benz er i6n tnebelte uno t5m Baher
ii6er ben &Opf gieBen lieB, 1T freigez
ipro9en ipor6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Rcn GnaIanOer Srauer gcrtanb.

8oiton, 20. Wdr3.-9ie nRepz
gnQlanb 8telpers' 2tFociation" 1T
bier in einer 3uIammenfunft BON
8raueret6eIiBern aus ben gteu @ngz
lanbz9tauten bur4 Die 8a5l Der fol-
aenben 8eamten organiiirt norOen:
Qllpin Garl BON Bolton, Prdii0ent;
oyames 6anIeD bon 9rOOiOence, 8icez
9rdfbent; gbpurO Ru6I bon Bolton,
G6aBmeiiter; u. Marpeu Sob BON
8prtSmout6, 9ermann 9. Mpers
BON 5anzRiper, M. 8, Gurlep BON
GpringFtelb, SObn %. 8OpIer BON
0orceiter, q. s. Wugner bon 6drtz
foro unb q. 80. 8enOau BON Repz
6dben. Sruitees.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Sran0c.

Rep gort, 20. W2dr5.-6urbs
man, Ped &c Sos 9ianofa6rit an
Der @eit 48. StraBe, nu6e bem gort9
4iber, purOe bur4 Elm beute &beno
ausgebro6enes 6euer gum gr0Bten
36eile 5erftDrt. Man f9GBt ben @erz
Iuft auf 100000. Sin 2Of4munn
unb elm 3uf6auer erlitten 8erleBunz
gen.
&t6en8, Ga, 20. N2dr8. = Die
&uder 8aumpoqprefe unO 2100
8uIlen 8aumpoGe gingen beute bas
bier in Slummen auf. 8erluit $780,
900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
aeirathsnffertcn filr 9nttie.

QOut8btGle, 8p, 20. 0tdr3.-
SRI. Bottle @reenup, nel6e t6ren
8ater auf ieiner StumPtour als
bemofratif8er GongreB Ganbtbat
6egleitet uno babel 2ieOer fingt unb
fiebelt, bat pG6renb Der leBten 8tpet
8ohen cine l1nmenge 9eiratb5untrGz
qe erbulten. 2(ber bas MGb4en, baS
erft IL Sabre aft 1T, min nod ni8t in
bic @be etnlauFen. Der @egner tbreS
8ater5 min Yi6 jeBt etnen Pbono8rdz
pben an14affen, Inn Sri. 9reenuP gu
..bieten." - ra.gs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Wnft's NhneQatinn. .

g3ep 90 IF, 20. W}dr8. - @or
Der Q(ppeQatiDns Qtbt6etlung bss
O6ergeri9ts, in ipeI9er Die gi6ter
gatterfon. S5ngrabum, W2c2aug6lin
unb 6dt9 nit Oberri6ter 8an8runt
als 8oriiber faBen, fanben geitern
Nrgumente iiber bic QlppeGation DON
Sobannes Mtoit gegen bas in ben
Spe8iul QfiiIen ptber i'm erflofene
Strafurt6eil itatt. gs 6anbelte ii4
betanntli9 Inn ben in N}oit's ,5reiz
beit" am 27. September 1901 per-
Dffentli6ten Qrtitel gMoro Der5us
Wforo," in Del9em BON Setten Der
Strafperfolgung unb bes 8eri4ts
bas 8eitreben, bic 0ffentlide Nleiz
nung uuf3urei5en, ertannt tpurOe.
Wtprris 9tlIquit argumentirte fir
Wfoit unb ma9te geltenb, baB na6
Paragrapb 8 Der @tautsperfuFung
ieDer 8iirger bas Re4t babe, iiber irz
geno etnen 8egenitanb feline Nnii4ten
frei aus5ufpre4en, gu f4reiben oOer
gil DerDffentlthen, unb boB es Die Nbz
ii4t Der 8erfafIer Der 8erfaKung gez
1peien lei, irgenb eine @enTur Der
Prefe 81 berbinOern, Der Inpult
ertlGrte nun, baB alIein i9on uuf
biefe geitimmung Der @erfafung bin
gegen Mpit ni4t DOrgegangen perben
f0nne. 3ubem lei Der ertpG6nte Or
>titel ni4t DerleumberiT4, babe nift
babin ge8ielt. einen Griebensbru6 gu
Deranlahen unb lei au9 ni9t cine
@erleBung irgenb elmer fpe5ieIen gez
feBli4en 9eitimmung gepeien. Der
8ertreter bes OiitriftsQnnalts q. 6.
SdAlor mics Ddgegen Darauf bin, baB
Der anit6Bige Nrtitel eine birette Ser
leBung bes &nitanbsgefi6ls getpeien.
Die Gntf3eibung purbe pprbebaIten.
= Die Metbobiitenfir6e unb meb>
rere unbere @ebGube gu Riuball,
nabe 8el9, @.=@u., iinb a6gebrdnnt.
0as Seuer entftanb bur9 @Tploiton
elmer Rohlennlldmbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
siomirul Rrmpff wicber su 6anie,

Gan Sran3tsco, 20. MGr3.
- 2lbmiral &empff pel4er Oon ietz
nem Oienit auf Der aitattfden SLOT
tenfation obgel0ft 1T, tebrte beute auf
bem 9ampFer rGttp Of 9eting" 3uz
rid. @r begab ii8 BON bier na8 feiz
nem Wo6norte Saflunb, Gul., mo er
auf peitere Orbre BON benz Tlottenz
0epartement in 8uibington parten
nirO. 9us aiiattf6e 9ef4naber
fte6t ieBt unter bem Commando bes
2lDmiraIs 6rant Ditb, Der iebO4
balb bur4 2t0mtral bob" Gpun5
dbdelDft fp2rDen TpQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Gus Giferiuht.

9itt5fteGb, MaF., 20. W3dr3.
- Sn Ieinem 6au1e in Step6entopn,
R.zg., etpu II M2eilen bon bier, iagte
geitern Q6enb 6enrD g2De ieiner Sat
tin, nit peG4er er felt feds MOnaten
Derbeirat6et mar, cine 2a0ung S4rOt
in ben 8Opf, un0 iie erIug na4 8pet
Stun0en i6ren 8erleBungen. g}pe,
pel6en Giferfu4t gu Der W}orbt6ut
beftimnt 6a6en IoI, ergriff bie6lu4t.
Sin 2lufge6ot BON 8urgern berfoIgt
i6n, bat ieiner a6er Bis ieBt ni4t 6a6S
bait perben f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
ssnfmaIsgcitrage aus gnrtn Rieu.

GIeDeGunb, g., 20, Mdr3. -
Nu6 einem 8rief be5 8ouOerneurs
@iItam 8. 6unt bDn Porto 3ico an
ben g2ationaGzGetretdr be5 r8erein5
CUR 6erite0ung eine8 nattOnalen
9enfmals fir ben berftorbenen Prdz
iioenten Mc8inIep" iin0 auf Der
synIel BON SauTenben BON 8eitragen>
ben $1479.42 fir bas 9entmal aufz
ge6ra&t norben. &einer Der 8ettrGge
6urfte me6r, ais 10 Gent5 betragen,
unb iebem 8ettragenOen ipurbe elm
Gertiftfut nebIt 8iloern BON Mc8inz
leD, benz n8eiBen 9auie" unb gtcz
&tnIeh'g 6aug in Canton berabfolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
SubilGnm Der .,gbt6tas Sitter. -

gbtcugo, 20. MGr3.- o9ptbiu5z
Sitter" aus alien S6eilen bes 2unbes
traten beute ba6ier 81 einem Subj
lGums Content 5uIammen. Die
@roBlogen Der Staateu SQinOi5,
M2i6igan, 8i8conIin un6 SnbtunG
fungiren Bel bieIer 8elegenbett aIs
@aftge6er unb an 10000 Orbensz
mttglieber leiIteten Der Ginlabung
9Folge. Senator 8eoeribge aus Snz
6iuna uno 8ouberneur 2afollette aus
8t8confin tpurben BEL bieier 8elegens
belt in ben Srbend ufgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21

IN bic fTreibet; aud Bel IIrantbeiten. g9enn Sbr
4. g. BON QppstitloFgteit, &Opji6mr3euv us6elz
ist, faurem 2uftObtn, grebIuit, S5inOtlonfdlen,
Serlflopieu uuosrOaulidteit, 9crhupiunQ G3elbs
fudt, ooer uHDereH 8ebeH BON Wageu= unb 9ebers
lttoen 6,imgsiu6t Derost, 10 ieio Guf Gurer 6ut.
bab 5br bic reibelt gtrantbeiteu, bic G5eirnoz
belt Mot oauerno Derliert, Gjsbruu6t in iolben
i5daen Die unDerglsi9li9en ct. 9arnarp Rrduters
SiQtn, cine nur aus 4flau3mfofien 3ubereitets
Spe3ialar3usi fhr Oerartige 3uitdnOs IS Gents
Qu. apot3etsn. Die 5reibeit lift Der 9reis spiaer
@ubianltsit.
Gro nj, 81. S&gG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Ginfeann9 Der GlenclanS Sd1laf=
tua99Dn=Sinic Der Baltimore
& Ship=8nf1tt."

9pm g m # a q, Den p. Mdri, an ipiro Der
3ug @r. 9, Der Baltimore nm 7.2O llbr Ra4mits
tags pom Gum0ens s9abubOf aus OtrloBt, MIR big
Glepelan6 baben Sur6gebcnoe S6lufpaaeons Oon
Baltimore mad Glepslauo ucroeu nur bis 9ittgburg
eebeu. (SU-2b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
8ttnOerooue GntOef,ttt0.

Frau gSiniamS, cine beroprrasenec Spe,fas
Iifftn in Sfrducns9eicen; brahte 5auIenoea pon
l.iosnOen Grausu ous Slid Der 9eiuuobsit; batts
ME sintn Stbiblog; in a5tunoOi;r3ig stunOtn prO
in irg.uOW.l4em Staotum 9inosrung Dttj6lfft ootr
feine unferbre5una Der 9si6dftigunq; abiolut fttr
unO bormlos; i'm 9ireau ODsr per Bot 81 6 0 nt=
fprtabtlfes priDatss 6eim far
Samen @sbifbtte GrlntsnpfIsgsrinnen; 6r,t.i6t
Rebaupune, fans 9stpinibt 25=itbree Gria5-uuq
Spre6fun0cn BON 10 bis 8. 6oHntags BON bis s.
&atbsrtbsifuH1 arotig.
6rau q. Stniams,
9r. 845 Toro4ooDdresS sStrabs, 9altHlore
(9e329. .S&S,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21

= Die Metbobtitenttr9e unb meh@
rere unbere @ebdube gu &imbdll,
nabe @el9, 8.=8u., ftnb abgebrdnnt.
9as Geuer entftanb bur9 GTplOiion
elmer ROblenDllampe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21
Grupptrun9 ber Nid6te,
Srantrei6's ansnartise EOlitif.
Seuntur Gptterpn fritifirt Die fran.
5Dfiihe 0tplpmatie tue8eu be-
9anaener Sebler.

ginge6en auf frii6ere AnnGber1ngsz
perTu9e 9eutI4slanbs piirbe ieiz
ner Nnii9t na9 Die pplitif9e Gage
bieG giinitiger fir Sruntreih gez
ifaltet 6a6en. - 9ipIomatif4e
Spra9e zines pfft8ielen petersz
burger Organs ii6er bus britiidz
iapaniT4e 8iinbniB.-0ie 9fOrte
erfu9t Inn @ermittlung Oer0fd4te
be3igIi9 Der nraceboniI9en @irz
rem. - MonIignor S6urretti's
W}iiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21

GGf Sif6er ertrunfen.
2tIfobon 20. Mdr3. - 9ur4
cine 6eute in Der NdAe BON Nd3aret4
1tattgefunoenen goIiiion 5piI4en ST.
I6erbooten erlitten elf Mdnner ben
Sob burh grtrinfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-21

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-30
Dorothy "You must be mistaken.

lpTOlUN. lou luuSJ bt IiLSldhth'
"No. marm,' said the youth, Il amt
mistaken. Eve lived on this road ever
since l was born, an should a thought
you'd "a known the way. Didn't you
notice our we'll? But p'r'aps you
didn't cause the house over it's been
taken down.
where's the big tree just beyond
it?" demanded Dorothy.
"Blowed over in the duststOrm week
ago yesterday. You remember that
squall in the middle of the afternoon;
reg'Iar tornado ii was. Same blow
broke the wellhouse SOS they had to
take II down. Them two things bein'
missin' threw you off, guess. Then the
road don't look quite the same, any
way. They're mendin' 1t in a number
of places Briggs hill an along beyond
for mile or more In spots"
Dorothy cast one agonized glance at
the stranger, but he was already
mounting his wheel. In another mo-
ment he was riding away.
Except for the pain Of gazing upon
him from the tops Of hills and in the
long. straight stretches of the road,
Dorothy had no more trouble with him,
and he vanished as they reached the
town.
Dorothy arrived at Colonel Webster's
weary, warm and out of temper. The
coloneFs daughter, Dora, took her in
charge at once and helped her set her.
self to rights after the long ride. As
they strolled out upon the lawn tOgeth'
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-30

THE BUGBEAR HOUR. you do other
wise, you will provide for yourself end
less misery. | know Of one family
where the baby is nearly two years
old, and the wretched mother cannot
even go to the theater with her hus-
band because she has made such a
slave of herself with her baby that he
cries the minute she Is out of the room.
Never let the nurse tell the child
foolish stories of ghosts or Of the dark
Teach your child to be brave, and do
not yourself show cowardice in its pres
ence. Talk to the nervous child about
the beautiful poetry of the night, how
darkness is mark of the kindness OF
God and meant to sOothe our tired eyes.
If you give him this point Of view
which is the right one, by the wayne
will be no longer afraid of the dark.
Insist upon promptness in observing
the bedtime hour. Be firm on this
point at first, and you will have no diff
hculty in the future. Speak once and
let that suffice. If the children per-
ceive that you mean what you say,
they will obey you.
Lastly, let the bedtime hour be
pleasant one. Every mother should
spend a few minutes at least with her
children before they close their eyes In
sleep. This is the time when she hears
their prayers and listens to their con
tidences. BY this means she fills their
little hearts with love and trust in her
and establishes bond of sympathy
which viii save those children from
much evil and consequent sorrow ia
after life. HELEN CLIFTON.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-30
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agreeaule duty. If her conscience had
forbidden her To let this person he mis-
directed 10y others. how now, when she
herself was the author of his error
She stood irresolute at the foot of
the hill trying to summon up the cour-
age to call out to him. and while she
hesitated the opportunity passed, as
opportunities nearly always will. The
young man reached the top. mounted
hastily and rode away. One frantic
cry Dorothy sent after him, but it did
not reach his ear. He vanished beyond
the brow of the hill
Then Dorothy seized her wheel and
raced up that hill in the hot sun like q
mad woman. When she gained the
summit the stranger was over half q
mile away. She mounted her bicycle
and sped after him.
She gained rapidly at first, but when
the distance between them had been
cut down to the same old hundred
yards the pursued began to mend his
pace. Dorothy knew it because she
was increasing her own, yet did not
gain an inch. The unknown had been
warned in their first encounter to "keer
his distance and he was doing it with
amazing accuracy.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-30

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-30

come of the well? Surely she had rid
den three miles, and yet she had not
come to IL.
She wondered If it could have been
possible for her to pass it, Certainly
not; the little penthouse was a most
conspicuous object Even il she could
have ridden past that there was a
great tree only a few hundred yards
beyond which she remembered perfect
Iy. 1t stood behind a low hedge, and
its branches shaded the road.
Dorothy passed two or three wayside
wells. but no penthouse; she saw many
low hedges like the one which she re-
membered, but there was no big tree.
And then it suddenly occurred to her
to ask herself whether she remembered
anything along this road She had rid.
den four miles and not a single famil'
Jar object had met her gaze 1t is true
that OF the previous occasion she had
been one Of a considerable party and
had paid more attention to her com
panions than to the scenery, yet a land
PRESSED itself upon her mind. Why did
she not recognize some object by the
way?
Her cyclOmeter registered four and a
lalf miles from the broken guidepost.
Ahead of her was a short, steep hill
.Overed with broken stone. 1t did not
lssort with any picture In her memory
Dorothy looked at 1t fixedly as she
rev nearer, and the doubt that had
cen narrowing her soul became dread
III certainty, and she said aloud, with.
ut in the least intending to do so
This is not the road to Blythedale"'
The deluded stranger had already
cached the hill and was walking il
With surprising energy. Dorothy dis,
lounted where the road became unrid.
bic and stared upward at the athletic
cure of her victim. \ fearful respon.
lbility rested upon her and u most dis.