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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
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turierte mid ppatdnpis, unb rbsleiA ih
bereits 7S Sabre alt BIN, bin iA jebt bod
nod i'm Stanbe, meine san,e 6ausarbeit
3u perridten." Gs beieitist Seritcpfuns,
bebt ben Mppetit uno Serleibt pGllise 0e.
lunbbeit. Stun soc. in Der @potbefe pcn
Sranf Muller II. Spbn.
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0eitprDeM.

gm l. Gebruor in einem 0olpital in
Canton Sobn 8. Benfer, i'm Nlter BON
60 Sahren. Die 9eihe marDe nah
Dunoee sebradt inb an Montoa bort
beitattet. Der 0erltorbeae NOR BON
1877 bis 1883 Gountp GommiIIiondr
er litt all ben Nieren uno mar nab Gan-
ton eeaaneen. 0eilung Az iuden. VI
binterldBt cine Mittlpe unb aht GinDer.
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6rau 5. g. Rron i'm Alter bon 33 Sab-
rem. Die gerltorbene bate Dor einiaen
Wohen einen idlimmen Gall uno litt
ieitber an @eiitesit6rnng. Die in Sob=
lubt ausartete. Sic linterldBt eiilen
@atten unb Iieben Rinoer.
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Sebes Sabr wirp cine srpBe In,abl
beflasenswertber 9eipenoen, reren Snnsen
BON ldmersbaiten t5uitsn sequalt linp,
sen0tbist rim anperes 8lima allfsuiu6sn,
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bic unfeblbarfe Mepi,in sesen 5ufen,
grtdltunsen uno alle mOsliAen 5als- u.
9unsenfranfbeiten. Shcn Die erfe Dpiis
brtnst 9inperuns. grlaunlihe 5eilunsen
percen cur6 fcrtseiebten @ebraud err
,ielt. prcte-5lalhden fret gu laten il.
Der Npptbefe Don 5ranf Wuller Ii. Sobn.
Yreis sos. unp Sl.00. Sepe 6lalbe il
earantiert.
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0eri6tsrerbanOI1tttget.

q. 80. Glen eegen Meltou Waroell
Ii. u. Muf Soften oes 4nsetlasten
beigele9t.
6eloen 6. gants sesen Darius 1ef=
ling, gberifi BON Suscaramas @ountp.
8eieeleat uno Soften besablt.
sSobn 6. 8raham eeaen Die Rational
eSnlurance 60. BON Cincinnati. Beige.
Ieot unb Soften besablt.
Die:Giti3ens National Banf bon Netp
philadelphia, o., seeen bic Yeioler
Canning So. 0ertbeilung bet Dorban-
benen 8eloer an3eorbnet.
Minnie 8rosbart seaen .yacob BrOs=
bart. @beideioung bemillist.
Sames &. gaooes ge9en Sobn s..
MnberIon II. u. Nuf Soften bes 2ld=
gers perldoben.
Wm. 5orsler scsen 6. WinflepIed
ii. ". Deroift fir Die Nnsetlaeten.
Mofes NoIenberg bon nbrihsbile
tuiini1t bon ieinen sarten gbefeheln
erl6it 5u perben. tpeil feline .itdrfere
6dlfte" i'm grauiam bebanoelt. Ser
Qlrme lift felt 1876 berbsiratbet uno
fagt, bab feine Grau. Gannp &Oien-
berg, Die sesenmdrtig in gleDelano
tpobnt, nibt nit ibm lebsn tpill, baB iie
ibn niht beiuhte. als er gefdbrlid
ertranft mar. troboem er ibr bas Heiie=
qelb gel1idt unb baB lie i'm 6fters ge=
ftlagen uno gepriiselt uno ibn nit ben
irglten Sdiinpfnainen belegt.
gbarles Bromn, Der einen StraBen=
bnbnpaaen seifeinigt, tpuroe auf fehs
Monate IN baS Mrbeitsbaus 9eihift uni
(oa auberoenl eine BuBe BON $50 uni
RDifen be3ablen.
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Sa,s ,ano Got 3m perfa,.te,..

Ser llnterSeidnete bietet biermit elm
speiltodiees yafleinsebdube nit Yleh=
bad gum Derfaufe an. Das 8runb-
eigentbum umtabt II 2oten uno lieat
an Norb Giinfte 5traBe. Nem pbila-
oelpbia. s.. Nuf berlelben linb ale
n6tbisen Nebensebduoe, tpie quite gi=
iterne, fruhtbdume &c. Sc iii bies cine
iebr empfeblenslpertbe Mobnuns fur
cine tleinere Jamilie unb tpirb unter
9iinffigen Debingungen bilig berfLuft.
Sir ndbere Nusfunft wenoe man lin
an Denrp %. Bippns
Al gep pbilaotlpbia, s..
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gluf Der s. 8. & 50. GiienbahnI
lit Ieit Gonntaa Elm neuer Jabrplan III
Graft.
en- ben Goblenaruben Der Gopal
glan gBorfs in MioDale 1T sseuer aus=
gebrohen.
Eiele Wohe bringt Der Wlnter
feline OerrIhaft tpieoer init elliger
Strense CUR Geltung.
Ser Gdliheniport ftebt in boiler
Wlutbe. gyer einen ShaB uno oas
nbtbiae Gleineelo bat, laoet oenlelben
sunl 5dlittenfabren elm.
gDir baben prdbtiae S1lltten=
balm. 2eioer feblt uns elm S1lltten,
ionft brauhten mir nibts mebr als elm
autes piero, Inn mit5ufabren.
- 9ln 2i6tmsb bat fur einaslne Mo=
mente Die 5onne iib aeseigt. M|ill1en
mir oesweeen nun nod gan5e le1s
yBohen unter Der frensen Serrlbaft
pes Winters leioen +?
0ejmGt. Sn einem Der groBten
BeIdaite i'm @ountp miro Elm suoerldl=
5iaer Sunee berlangt, um pferoe gu
beloruen uno Waaren absulletern. Nahs
suirasen in oieier SfIiee.
- 2ebte Wp1e brannte an Der Woo=
Sfer StraBe in Der NG1e bon @anal So=
Der Die gdeune BON gnbrem Geis poll=
ltauoia nieoer. s6aoen $4,000. Dit
Gheune uno Der Snbalt maren berlt'
bert.
- Sic gpf=Sffiee 1T nun nod ben
neuen Sotale perleet. Sie 8eroronunl
1T cine pprtbeilbafte au nennen. oa BIZ
Uoltbeamten in oem neuen Auartle
ourd ben Dffentliden gertebr niat be
ldtiat ueroeu. 9ln anoeren Srtel
ueht man aleroinas bon Der oeraltete,
sSoee aus, Die poit=Sffice iolte 10 nab
tpie m0elib in oas Centrum Der Ge
ihafte perlegt weroen.-
- 9as Natursas lit cine iAOne ga
te, aber es eebt bamit aud wie hi
bem @elbe, UNI Ii6 oehelben erfreue
su fDnuen, muB mans aud baben
S1ier ober blieb oahelbe am Grelta
Wbeno plDblih aus uno in ben 0du
fern, Die fib Der mooerniten @inridtun
erfreuten, oc1te man bebeno Dor sSro
Der euten aIten 3eit. oa nod Der 9of
lenofen bas 9aus erpdrmte. Nus Del
Staubten Winfeln nuroen 2ampen bel
pproelutbt uno gepuBt, 2oblenOfen NM
ben aufeelteflt uno als man lih 10 sien
lid fir ben ueuen Stano Der Slnl
einaeridtet bate, = mar oas gutu,
oas ,pieoer oa. gm Samita9 Wtitto
mar Die 2eitnng mieoer ber9efellt. 81
yru6 in Der 2eituno fiiolid pom Sb
in @eit 8ir9inisn bate bic Storun
peruria6t.
Sarna gu berpadten ooer su bertal
fen orei Meilen iuolih bon Stem pbilt
belpbia. Sic 6arm eisnet lib por5iil
lid Sur 8iebsudt. Nadsutraeen bel
8. &niieID.
- Sine ooaitdnoige 2diereieinrid
tuns lit billis gu oertauten bei
Saeob Sum b d.
9lor. Seem philadelphia, s
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Saueret

BON 38 older; brei Weilen Ditli6 bon
@uaarcreet, ift gu pertauFen. Cute
8ebdulidteiten, eutes Wallerg uno gutter
gaumgartsn. 3abluns nad gelieben
bes Rduiers, Sato5 Sieli,
80 Winesberg, 6Dlmes So, >.
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ssm ssatIas.lppia, O., Z. 5sbruar 1902.
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= Sie Biigerldaft 2ima's bat ieit 2
Woden iuegen Wansel an Naturaas.
Ober ionifigem 0eismaterial entieblid
Su leioen. Ser Staotratb min Der
0aturaasgeie0idaft enersiih auf ben
pel3 rider.
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3n nerfaufett Cine Nem Seriep
Sub, cine Stute nit 6iillen. Elm 8uggp,
elm pferoeseidirr uno Elm 5prinspasen
bel 9abio Wattter,
80. Nem philadelphia, Dbio.
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soId)e anBerorOentIid1en
no6 nie bageweienelt Serfdufe
beocMten etWas.
Sic
beoeuten,
bab mir preispiir=

bab preispir=
bigere gBaaren halten. als
aupor elm M6belfore. 9ier
einiae geiiple Cine eihen Yettmmer-
Musltatunq, orei Stif nit 8eraolouna. Gdubaon
Nnebeidae einem Speael 24x30 nit frans0fm Spie9esas
fir 1880 mertb $500 eOn gsmmer anshatuna sthdn
9afanienbo nit geraoouna. Msdaa boner Sdnibarbt
epieae 24x3O nit fron5Ddm spasas $3.50 5abaads
den g8anuBbo 1925 aus3bid 8xO SUB a s400 IS co.
gnl Gno 4irl6baumbol3 eemat Rae boln BenGen
so u bp $780, eiene gaen 72 3a boh $3.50. ana ene
5dauflb NIT aepolnertem SIP So co. ehn Gdaullb nit
ohgle $l00 @an eiene @BSmmerdub nit Siben
Hosee, 75c eopa poae @roBe, $3.50 Sdne 6ubbem 36c.
Sooe geiebern. $25. Ser er6bte
ibene aldenldrant i'm 0anoe $3.50.
Sang bene 5anoer, nit ae6meften
Beinen Sberhd1e 28x24 3oa, mertb
$500 fir 79. giten 5tdnoe id6n
9eorebt OberH l6x16 Yoa, 45c. pertb
$l.O0 @infs nit bob fufpanb, 81 rs.
Dies Enb einige Der Notbeit Die uniem Gunoen
Seoermann un.rm Wobel 9eparement 9eboten mon
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01

1O2 fet ao ummali, og par cru two 0nnur
risavaxin TIRE, anna6 81 fet en- HIT 90 fet
ummals. ICaliveras sk6ginum, einnig /
California, err ire 80 fet ummals og anna0
tire var par, sem MI er h0ggvi6, og var
SO fet ummals. Oh pessi risav6xnu ire
cru af s0mu tegund (Sequoia gigantica).
PAD viroist 5l1klegt, ao nokkur blettur
half verio til 1 California;, alt fran q
Pennan dag, SEN ekki sc kunnur hvitum
m0nnum, svo ao enginn half a6ur fundi0
petta mikla tire, Ell pc er tali6 list, as
sagan UNI BAD Sc SOM; pao stendur q
stjornarlandi, 1 pykkum skogi, par sem
cru m0rg 6nnur ire af s6mu tegund.
Treo mi6la, i MISUNDERSTANDING err tai
10 ytir $500 ara gamalt; pa ma narri geta,
ao BETA nyfundna ire, sem er nastum
helmlngi st@rra, er enginn unglingur.
PAD ma fullyr0a, a6 pa6 half verio all
az elk a d6gum Homers, og alls ekki
ollklegt, as PAD half verio gro0ursett
sk6mmu eftir syndaf6oio.
En- pc cru eldri ire her 1 landi, en- pau
1 California. I Arizona er HE'LL sk6gur
at steinger6um trjam, sem a6 vlsu cru
oil brotin niour, en- halda fo allri l0gun,
og trjastofnarnir liggja par meo greinum
og berki, SEN alt hefur or6;6 a6 stein
gerfingum fyrir m0rg pdsund arum SID
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01

SENT / jdnlmanu6i / sumar for bla6a-
maour fra Chicago a %sporvagni gegn UNI
Georgetown, sem er smabar rett hia
Washington, D. e. < sauna vagni voru
tveir neorideildar pingmenn fra vestur-
rlkjunum. Peir foru fran hja veglegri
steinkirkju og sau a framhli6 kirkjunn-
ar st6ra gylta staff 81. H. S."*) peir
fora ao r#oa UNI bad, hva6 letur BETA
Pyddi, en- komust ekki a0 fullri ni6ur-
st00u um pao. Annar peirra sneri ser
pa 40 h0foinglegum 0ldung, fra su6ur-
rlkjunum, sem sat / nasta sRti fyrir attain
pa, og sagoi:
Senator! VIC forum fran hja kirkju
rett aoan, og saum par stafina I. H. S.,
sem oft cru merktir a helga NUM-; en-
VIC getum ekki fundi0 heppileg ORD yfr
merkingu peirra. Viljio per grra svo vel
og leysa ur pv1 fyrir okkur?"
Senatorinn hleypti brdnum meo half
geroum fyrirlitningarsvip, ems og hon
um pDtti Tito til koma, ao svara svona
einfaldri spurningu. "petta cru upphafs-
Stair latneskra or6a," sagoi ham, "sem
musteris-riddararnir h0fou a skjaldmerki
slnu 4 tlmum krossferoanna, og pyoir 4
voru mali: 'Undir pessu merki skaltu
sigra'."
Kvennmaour sat skamt fra peim og
lett a pa st6rum augum er hun heyroi
1rlausnina, en- hun sat r6a ser og leio-
retti pa ekki, svo pessir prir l0ggjafar
Fjooarinnar komust helm pann dag,
~ha6st-an@goir med ALA s1na vizku.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01

I Fresno county / California hefur
nylega fundist tire, sem sagt er ao Sc 1874
fet og 8 Puml. ao ummali, sex fet fyrir
ofan j0ro, eoa nal. 81 fet a6 pvermali.
Stnrsta tire, sem MEM aour pektu, err /
Mariposa-sk0ginum / California;; pao er
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01
f0oio half MOI fuzt til Kerak-nuh 90
andast par $50 ara CANAL og 152. feta
har."

BAD er oroinn si5ur her landi og q
England, ao t1marit cru gefin ut q undan
tlmanum, pannig a0 t. d. eintak, sem err
nefnt a titilblaoinu %agdstn1mer er prent-
a0 SENT 1 jdl1manu6i o. S. frv. petta
velour stundum ymsum villum / fr6ttum,
eff ritin reyna ao segja par fyrir fran;
en- aldrei h0fum YER SEQ jafn-hl4gilega
vitleysu at peim r0tum runna, ems og
ritgcro jdl1ndmeri enska tlmaritsins
"The Lady's Realm, sem lysir nakvam-
lega 0llu, SEN fran for vic kryningu
Edwards VII. / Westminster Abbey.
Timarit Petta er, ems og fest 0nnur
tlmarit, geti6 lit nokkru fyrir timann, og
jdllndmerio var tullgert og sent 1T til
b~oks0lumanna 25. jdn1, til pess BAD vari
alls sta6ar til s0lu fyrsta j1li. pess
vegna vissu ~1tgefendurnir ekki, pegar
bad var prentao, az ekkert mundi veroa
at kryningunni. beim hefur p0tt pa6
6hBfa, az lata fr6ttirnar UNI kry;ninguna
bloa, fanga0 til ~agdstn1merio yroi
prentao, pv1 PAD hefoi pa oroio of-langt
a eftir :lmanum, en- hit var tOluver0ur
frami, az vera fyrstur allra til a6 LISA
hinni dyrolegu ath0fn. Pess vegna
fytur jul1ndmer timaritsins skemtilega
ritger6, eftir hefoarmey Ia PEERS
Daughter sem lysir 0llu ytarlega, sem
hun sd 1 kirkjunni kryningardaginn,
hversu t1gulega konungurinn kom fran,
hversu vi0feldin drotningin var og
skrautlegir allir h0foingjarnir. Lysingin
er svo lj6mandi f0gur, az lesandinn
6sjalfratt a6 vorkenna h6fundin-
UNI, 1tgefendum gladys Realm, kongi
og drotningu og 0llum h0foingjunum as
alt skyldi farast fyrir, svo ekkert af 0llu
pessu att ser stao.
En- hefoarmBrin latur ekki stadar
numio vi6 kryninguna. Hin segir fra
fvl, er hun for q leikh1s um kveldio og
par og heyroi hina fragustu song
maringa heimsins. Svo fer hun az kr1ti-
sera. Henri l1kar ekki / ALA sta0i fran
koma s~0ngfokksins. og segir, ao listar-
half veri6 ymsu misbo0i0: "Jean
er ekki annar ems snillingur og ham
a0ur var, og pc Melba maske sc ems
yndisleg og a0ur, pa hefur henni vissu-
ekki fari6 franz"
Sannleikurinn er, az s0ngaokkurinn
let hvorki sja sig ne heyra Pa6 kveld, og
var loka0, en- Oil Lunddna-
borg var ems og utan vio sig ut af von-
brigounum, er ekkert varo af kryning-
unni, en- konungurinn sjalfur h#ttulega
I Fresno county / California hefur
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01
Samtinin9ur.

Syrlandi vor, og lysir m0rgu bar / landi
mj0g vel, einkum stjornleysinu, fafreo-
inni og hjatrdnni, sem heldur lyonumi
fj6trum undir yfirra0um ~I'yrkjans, segir
mccall annars:
"En ekkert hef eg SEQ a Syfrlandi ,0llu
kynlegra en- gr0ina hans 'Gamla N6a';
hun er / Porpinu Kerak-nuh, nalagt jarn-
brautar- banum El-Mu.alla-ka, sem er
mlo]a vegu MILL Damascus og Beirut.
Andsp@nis, hinum megin 1 dalnum, /
hloum Anti-L1banons, er gr0f Sets,
prloja n Adams og Evu, og er leg
staour hans veglegri og 1 enn meiri helgi
hafour Ell legstaour N6a; en- p6 var Set,
eftir s0gn MISUNDERSTANDING, ekki
nema timt1u og finn feta har, par sem
MOI var full 152 fet. MOI var svo langur,
40 pegar Peir l0g0u ham / gr0tina, pa
urou Peir a0 grafa holu IS feta djdpa og
beygja fetur hans UNI knjalioina og setja
pa par ni0ur, at Pv1, az uppi a h6lnum,
sem peir grofu ham 1, var ekki rum
fyrir nema 1872. feta langa gr0f. Og par err
GRIFFIN enn 1 dag.-Yir gr0finni er muir
.garour, er Peir nefna mukam, 4. feta
breiour, friggja feta har og 1872. feta
langur, bustarmynda6ur az ofan: yfr
ham er lagt klaoi grant-sa litur er
helgur mccall Mdhammedstrdar nna
og abrei6ur skreyttar alls konar f0grum
glitsaum. pegar eg var par brunnu sj0
kQrf1 Wiz hnf11AnrIn <r,oG E. ~; ~,oo ~
fj0ldam6rg handklHoi, tdrbanar, sj0l og
hv1tir ddkar lagu her og hvar 4 gr0inni,
til Pess a0 helgast af henni. Pegar pess-
ir munir hafa legia par nokkrar klukku-
stundir, veroa reir helgir, og cru pa
teknir og 1uttir 1 musteri Mdhammeds-
tr1ar-manna vi6s vegar UNI land, og
geymdir par sem helgir d6mar. Lyour-
inn Pyrpist anna 4 h%elgid0gum, bar
sem Peir cru, og alls konar kraftaverk
ver6a fyrir helgikraft pessara hluta. 4
.gr0finni voru einnig margin blomsveigar,
en- peir cru allir aheiti, sem mem gefa,
er oskir Peirra u%ppfyllast fyrir MILL
g0ngu Noa. H0pur at n0ktum barnum
kraup hja gr0tinni, kystu pau m6rvegg-.
inn hva6 eftir annao, og r6ttu svo fran
litlu l6fana halfskalandi og baou UNI
sOlmusu. Umhvertis gr0tina er steinh1s
mikio, og 4 veggjunum hanga m0rg-
minningar-spj0ld meo n0fnum ymsra
st0rh0foingja fra austurl0ndum, err par
hafa komio til pess, ao biojast fyrir og
kyssa gr0fna, og gu6spj6nustur halda
Observation-Disclosures par oft q kveld-
UNI. En- aux peirra koma hangao marg-
ir Gyoingar, Persar og kap6lskir mem
:arlega, til pess ao biojast fyrir vio hina
helgu gr0f. 80. Pa6 er 6vist, hvao g0m-
ul GRIFFIN er, en- sagnir UNI hana cru til
fra sj0ttu eoa sj0undu Old eftir Krist.
parlendir mem segja, a0 eftir synda-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-26
TOO MANY COUGH DROPS.
Fort Dodge Child Ate Them Like Can.
dy and Nearly Died.

Fort Dodge Child Ate Them Like Can.
dy and Nearly Died.
Special to Times Republican
Fort Dodge, Nov. 26.-Too many
cough drops brought the 10-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Haglund, in
West Fort Dodge, to the point of death
last night. Only the ministratfons of
stomach pump, vigorously applied,
brought him thru.
The cough tablets, harmless when
taken properly, were swallowed whole
sale by the little fellow, until his life
almost paid the forfeit of his appetite.
On Saturday last sample packages
were scattered thruout the city, The
little Haglund boy was attracted by
the bright envelopes, with the mystic
rious string dangling from them, and
proceeded to gather as many as ne
could carry from houses in the neigh
borhood.
Then ever fatal curiosity led him to
pull the string to find out what was
inside. and when he found a generous
quantity of brown pills he took one and
tasted 1t.
Sugar coated the outside, and as they
pleased the juvenile palate, one after
another of the pills was eaten, until
several had been consumed.
Then the child fell asleep and by
night was at the point of death. A ply
stefan was called, who worked over him
for some time with the stomach pump,
and altho death was near all night, the
untiring efforts of both parents and
doctor brought the little fellow safely
1nru
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-26
KNAPP MARINES THE GIRL.
Preacher Who Was Arrested for Rape
MAIDS His AiIeqed Victim.

Guthrie Center, Nov. 26.-The case of
Rev. D. e. Knapp. the Wesleyan min
lister who tried to run away and marry
eota, the 15-year-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Teaney, but was arrested and
placed in Jail on charge of rape, Is
row settled. the parents of the girl
finally giving their consent to the mar
riage providing he would surrender his
license as a preacher in the Wesleyan
church. Monday marriage license was
issued by Clerk Kellogg, and at /
o'clock in the sheriff's office they We're
married by Justice J. D. Taylor, and
Knapp was given his liberty. Thus
ends one of the most sensational cases
in this vicinity for years. Public opin-
ion has been very much divided. Rev.
Knapp having the sympathy OF great
many on account of his family of small
children left homeless provided he had
been sent to the penitentiary. That he
has already been punished enough is
the verdict of a great many OF our citi-
zens.. He is now free, and he and his
wife went Immediately to his home
after the ceremony. What his future
plans are is not known. 1t is the opin-
ion of many that this ending of the
case was the wisest and best for all
parties concerned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-26
INDIANS DEcIMATED.
Disease Has Carried Off Many of the
Muskwaki.
,neciaI to Times. Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, Nov. 26.-Attorlney ia
cob Lamb of Toledo, who has been quite
prominently before the public for sew
eral months as attorney for various
members of the tribe of Muskwaki In
dams in damage suits against the pres
ent and past government officials of the
Muskwaki school and reservation, was
in the city yesterday on business.
1--WE are going ahead with our
cases." said Mr.. Lamb to a represen-
tative, but have had to substitute the
plaintiffs in some of the cases, owing
to the death, from smallpox, of the or
iginal plaintiffs.
death loss the MuskwalSis have suf-
fered this summer. think the records
will show that fully one-tenth of the
members of the tribe have succumbed
to the dread disease. The health de-
partment of the state made an effort to
fight 1t, but for some reason did not
succeed as we'll as did the municipal
authorities In several cities of the state
where hundreds of people were under
quarantine. I want to say this for the
Muskwalsis: Not one Of them made the
slightest effort to eyade the quarantine
or to leave the reservation while the
rules of the board of health were in
force. don't think 1t can be said that
one single case of smallpox has been
communicated by the Indians to the
whites. They remained on the reser-
walton and suffered in stoical silence.
Perhaps their mode of life made their
chances less when they were stricken
with the disease. but the way they were
cut down was something frightful.
Many of those who survived were so
badly marked that they are hardly rec
ognizable. Big Jim Peters, the inter-
prefer. was a very sick man. and altho
he recovered he was terribly marked
for life"
The famous plaintiff in several of
the suits that have attracted much at
northumberland uc- IA -Chee - was
one of the first Indians to fall victim
of the disease. She is survived only
by her husband-Ta- Ia Pi- Cha. and
her aged mother. Ne-Wau-K ee- Kee,
both of whom have been substituted by
Mr.. Lamb as plaintiffs in the damage
suits now on file in the federal court
and which will come up for trial at the
February term. Surviving heirs will
also be substituted in other cases that
Mr.. Lamb has brought for his Indian
clients. The attorney states that the
court of appeals has decided in his
favor on the point as to whether he can
substitute these Indians heirs as plain
tiffs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-26
Hardin County Man May Seek
Honor from the Iowa Leg
islature
URGED FOR THE sPEAKERsHiP
Hon. Mark j. Furry, of Alden, Talked
Of as Candidate for Speaker of the
House, If He Stands for Reelection
as Representatives, Served With
Credit for Four Years.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, Nov. 26.-With the an
nouncement that Hon. Mark j. Furry
of Alden would again seek the repub-
lican nomination for representative
from this district, comes the report
that Mr. Furry will be a strong candi-
date for the speakership in the event
of his return to the house for another
term. His nomination and election
means that he becomes one of the
senior members of the lower branch of
the legislature and one of the best
known in the state, having served with
credit for the past four years and nav
ing had his abilities recognized by APP
pointment on important committees OF
the house. Mr. Furry has not formally
announced his candidacy and may not
for some time, as the party is opposed
to an early primary and, necessarily, a
long campaign, but in the event that he
decides to seek the nomination for
third time, it is probable that his
friends and co-workers in the lower
house will give him strong support for
the speakership.