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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
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D's; :; .: STORY.

)n tie eighth mgut q: ,i:e :;..-::lt=s.',.
possession OF the treasure i5a,.s les
lis BED It midnight. v-eu. t. 1la. l:a;'''-
IND priel tie 1"el CT tie :ss.1:.;;,;;'., Dc
HID lie so9a led tis IL - al tlt,
;atc',"!. ca2rat say H!Ee;Ee;. .se vas
IN honest r'ssi or Hos # 50 he 10
lo'lht argued as TIE farmer ai:1 !I;tU
icne. Ie picked up tie sateilel aui
walked Off In The rlorit:l., when tie
farmer discovered his loss aaA folio"
I'd him lie Kept tie trail through til"
own of Jasper aud for five miles be
fond. Then Davis seemed to have
dropped suddenly CIT Of sight.
After getting safe away tie hired
man felt that ne would lee followed,
satchei where it had been hidden twice
ocrore-ln q harm. 1t was an Old. tJm-
BILE dGWn affair. however, in which
even 4 tramp would net have sought
shelter. Having pat away the money,
he applied for work on the farm and
secured it. There he remained fer two
months. wncn the satchel was found
~ OC tli -! liNcti ON w tlOiil iiO OtlS
tould say Two weeks later however.
as ! wcs riding into Salem With my
lncle. we came upon a tramp sitting
" the roadside With that very sltcEtI
,esiae him. ara as l Ieaped tnt of tie
wagon to collar him be aed and left
Le mcncy Lehind.
What followed? Why, | told yor
ong ago tnat | Was an honest lnAn
!.fier te,.in:s ,Hy uEel" the st4rE . coin
n)unicatel With the Fet!e-:.i ;tu.iie!i
lies Il Cinci:.:I;.:i. \ United States
marshal came down after the money
M he t OK iHe by the hand and said
MAS ~ h~n"st :.,cA ana y c:eGit 10
he esta,,'.:..tv Ile l,}s."rnastsr Scl;t
NE a rawar, Ct $1,000 a:!d VIII it
."ster r::!siag u; honesty ihe Pa
I,"rs got hold OF .h@ item. :.iid III lay
u!t. scrap'ooA | Ea"e q dozen notices
DECLARING that l w"s one man out Of
ten thous:: nd one el the .nost il nest,
conscientious men in the whole state
,: indiana. 81 Quad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Tending the Light.

With nothing but waves to seaward
And the grim rocks toward the land,
The roll of the black clouds over
And tha breakers on every hand
The night comes down on the ocean,
And We Climb the winding stair
To see lha. our lights are piercing
The thick ming. foggy air
Far up at the mouth of the river,
Beyond .ne narrow beach.
The last OF the home lights twinkle
And sink away from our reach.
Alone on Il rock in the desert
OF tuintiing and tossing tide,
The llaI:I,n 8 outer signal
TO wanderers far and wide;
Alone ana We wonder dimly
If the fpShorn reaches the shore
Or pierctS the outer stretches
That tumble and toss evermore
perchance IN the little village
Some fisher wife wakes in the night
And peers from her rssmoky window
To see il we re shining bright
Or out Oh the tossing pillows
A heln,s3ian watches our light.
A thousand souls in his keeping
AS HE. rush through the pathless
n.glt.
Atone On a rock in the desert
and tu..rN for those on shore.
The screams of the guils and breakers
Around US fOrcVetiiore
j Oiis Swift IN Lewiston Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
The Law OS.l.ife.

Gods order is only confusion,
chaos of forces msspent
70 him VITO. through lands or deluslon.
Seeks rest IL, the Vale of Content.
The mainsnring OF he1ng is battle
For beauty. the gross must make way
For the fine. TO liz; iuuSsttcN tatt.e
The rose marches up through the clay.
Though the lily !cok not on ITS neiShbor
Win the c:viouS eyes OF our state.
1t chooses with infinite labor.
Grows on and is ever elate.
1he germ of the oak from IT'S prison
Bursts forth with d savage delight,
Ard another Lord Proof has ARISEN
To cha llenge Lord Doubt in the fight.
All wines OF the rentmaker's tavern
Are sha med by the worth of this one
That climbs from it's granite bound cavern
To the baptismal font of the sun.
One life is the sum of all Others
Unfolding the high and the low;
II we carry the cross for our brothers,
We must heW with the sword as we so.
He knows in the march of the spirit
What form of the army is best.
But the final reward OF all merit
Is action, still action. not rest.
Charles Eugene Banks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
HuEninS Love Letters,

1t is done! IL the fires ftful flashes
The last iiEe has withered and eurIed;
In a Tiny '. hite heap of dead ashes
Lie buried the hopes of your world
There Werv mad, fool sh vows in each let
ter:
1t is We'll they have shrivcled and bur
Cd.
And the ring? Oh, tie ring was q fctter.
1t Was better lvmoved and returned
But. ah is II dene2 In the ombcrs.
Where letters an,i tokens were east.
Have yoE buraed up the heart that re-
members
Ard treasures It's bcautiful past?
Do you think i'll this swift, reckless fash
To rutllessly burn and destroy
The mouths that We're frciShted with pas
sion,
The dreams that were drunken with JOY :?
Ian you burn up the rapture Of kisses
That flashed from the lips to the soul
Or the heart that grows sick for lost
In spite of its strength of control?
Have You burned up the touch of warm
fingers
That thrilled through each pulse and
each Vein
Or the sound or 81 ,oice that still fingers
ANd nuftS with haunting reifalnt
Is it done? Is the life frass9a ended?
You have put all the lights out, and yet
Though the curtain, rdns5 down, has de-
scCHdeti.
Can the actors go home and forget?
All, 10. They VIII turn in their sleeping,
With Il ssraHa~, restless pain in their
hearts
And in darkness and anguish and weeping
VIII dream they playing their parts.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
The First Step.

The children We're having a writing
lesson.
''Set me copy, too"' pleaded little
Ronne.
"Eut you can't write, dear" tho gov
eyness reminded him.
Then set me some Bots command
ed Ronnie.
He evidently considered blots a step
toward wr!ting.-Home Chat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
"a Taste of RrGguc.

An EnGlishnan met q man at a
FrenrA table d'Aote. who addressed
him in French. His accent betrayed
him. and. rather rude'y. the Eriton
sai'- ".th you are English
.rhe devil doNbt of it. darin'," re-
Piled the >t,aaecr.
An irshman. too. Still better" went
On the other.
We'll thn. isn't it strange said the
man. my French always shows me to
be English and my English to be
Irish:''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Every E3A, Is the Eest Day.

ENcrH Ky rs the EeSt Day.
Some skies may be gloomy,
Some moments he sad,
But everywhere. always,
Some souls must be glad,
For true is the saying
Proclaimed by the seer,
each day is the best day
OF se,nebo dys year!'
Each Cay finds hero:
Each day helps a saint;
Each day brings to some one
A JOY without taint.
Though it may not be my turn
Or yours that is near,
s'Each day is the best
Of somebody's year!'
The calendar sparkles
With days that have brought
Some ;'rize that was longed for,
Some good that was sought.
High deeds happen daily;
Wide truths grow more clear:
"Each day is the best
OF somebody's year!"
No sun ever rises
But hrings joy behind:
No sorrow in fetters
The whole earth can bind.
How selfish our fretting!
How narrow our fear!
Each day is the best
Of somebody's year!'
Priscilla Leonard in Pittsburg Methods,
Recorder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Leading Jobbers and
Manufacturers of Pine Bluff
FOX BROS. HARDWARE CO,

FOX BROS. HARDWARE CO.
Dealers wholesale Hardware, Implements stoveg
Wagons Main street Pine Bluff,
KNOX, WHERRY
Shades of
street, Ark
F. M. SMITH,
Goods Syerpated Cutlery. Toys Agents
w.
4
Paints Oils Sash
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
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THE TRICK BIcYcL,sr :.

oh cur streets trick bicycle -
.loer performed several difficult y
.eats. among them was one of rid x
ing down the courthouse steps. *
ne used a Rambler wheel. one of *
we strongest and easiest riding .
"-'eels on the market. This wheel +
ao'o D. ". &. LiVlNG0Uc, cit s.
Second Avenue. +
!" " w w W W w w w w w w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
lDi.ner Among the Romans.

ThG Romans in the time of Cicero
and augustus took an early breakfast,
from 1 to in the morning. luncheon
at 70 tr | and at about o'clock the
cnna Dr. principal meal of the day,scor-
responding with our dinner, Concur
rently Ike read OF some not dining until
sunset.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
DR.. N. s. Cohen Specialist
SUCCESSOR TO NATIONAL spEcIALIsTs1

SUCCESSOR TO NATIONAL SPECIALSTSD
tire interest the Pine Bluff office of the National Specialists
lis full will
Philadelphia, and has charge of leading
lpia Phiadelhia
Rheumatism Malaria sciat ia of the Liver Kidneys and Stomach
tell Consultation free andstrcly confidential
Removed to 2o2Ia Main St, Simon
Office Hours: 8 a. M to 5 p M. evening to 8 p
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
The germ of the oak from IT'S prison
Thc Latest Task.

We have boiled the hydrant water,
We have sterilzed the milk;
We have strained the proving mscrobe
Through the finest kind of silk;
We have bought and we have borrowed
Every patent health device,
And at last the doctor tells us
That We've got to beig the ice.
f-What to Eat.
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@urtc ituO btuta.

0EdsIid5 fenr mon in brn Gnpreiiuneen BON Ipaen
atentnebiainen eien .luiere 9ebiainen beiIen Mues
un6 fDnnen mir bafir garantiren" Jotiirlb inb bic
2ente. Die 10 etmas btbanpten ME i'm GtnSe BEN BE.
eS fir bre @nsaben 3u litern. @enn eber einiaer.
maBen perniinftige Wienf1 mnB fdb bod iagea. 6aB
cine Wteoisin nidt ole Rranfbeter beieu fanil Gue
MeDisim fam bbdteuS elm. Grippe bon Rrant6eifen
beilen, bic iammilld BON elmer uria1e berfpmuen
y. 0enitdoter y So, Die @igenfDiner eneS beriibnen
Weaepts peg atsa Mbndbe pon ct geraaro uatb ipel-
tbeiIen bic beipdbrten ct gernarbs rauterpe aube=
reet iperben. bebouptetn nidt baB oieie Vtnei fir
glligenletoen poer @fnpbpeme gut fiiIo Se erafben
aSen etnfa baB btrie Yinen, b,e fir nnr IS GentS in
ellen Aphotbtfen 5u baben iino ae ssranfbeten bes
Wtagens unb Der &eber beilen; no fe limb ieberaeit
perelfe loinsS ub belpeiIen. Sie MAIDEN nt1t nut
Weriprennngen ionbern balten bieielbsn aud
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Mnbir sicgrla absr Errben.

SD mar esinabs um bic Gds", ihretbt
5rau Ncia 9iiharDIcn son gaurel
SprinSs, q. 6. SO bate rie Sdrinb-
inbt 10 arg cab bic teiten Dcfturen iase
ten, i'd fShne niht ldnser ais eiiten
Wonat nod leteR; ater id aseant nit
rem 0cbrauh soa Or. Sings oNew
Discovery" uno murpe rard lieben Sias
i6en san3lisb furiert; jest hin idl wieper
fart uuo seiuup.". DielsS Wittel 1T per
bette getensrfiter in 5atlsn poR Sehminp-
iuht aunscnent3ilnpuna Snfiucnsa uno
8rrnhitis; ainfrbltar stgen louitsn, grz
taltua9erL aHbma Seasieber, Grcsr pper
Stidbultcn. 0ararttsrte 6tafasn stt
SOC. unp Sl.00. @rpte- 6loldIeben FRI su
baben in ncr 2pctbefe BON 5rant Miiller
u. Spbn.
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BrieftiTte.

Sir Die am q, 5Sebr. enoeuoe Wcae
blie6en folgelloe nit5t reflalnirts 8riefe
duf Der lieIigen YoioFIice.
Sno. 8ruer &niu GornaGon
4{rs Y MltleS Gcpfert ge tia Gerr
q. M}onrerla Sup W}uel!eu
MQrion Si0miinS &rtbur Wtl5dan
sSr0nceS SoalMS SSna NaYncu
3pa Gcrnea gpnt. S. ueber
6 q. 9eorborff, y. lR.
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y q 8 Ut 3 Dmert q It ell 81 II 0.
Die 2lussrabunssarbsttsn am gDulerz
faftea 2(lilo BEL 9altern in @sitfalen
baben fiir5iib fir bieles Sabr ibren
@bf9lub gsfunben. Dd9renO ber fiez
ben gBo6en bauernoen Nrbeiten 1inb
gano erbebii9e 9fs{ultote gu Sage gez
f0rbert porDea. Dte 9auptarbeit uns
ter 2eitung bes Sberitleutnants a. 9.
Otto Dobmz8erttn, gait Der 8aItin1z
mung ber llmfaiIunssIinie bes 40 Big
As Ider groBen @rbfaitels, bas als
9auptluger Der r0utii3en 2egionen 5u
be3si1nen tit, tpeil es auber feiner giinz
ftigen Gage auf einem fanft allIteigens
ben 6Oben5us ip0Al befeitigt mar Dur9
boppelte bis 13 SUP tisfe Sptbgrdbea
nebit elmer ifarfen paliIaoenloanb.
Cine rei9e 4us6eute an rDmiI9sn Sulz
turreiten fanb iib BEL be1 Grabungsz
arbeiten, beItebenb in Gi{enz, 9ron8ez,
8lei<, Sol5<, 5tein= unb 2bonpaaren,
ipoburn Der 8eipeis erbra9t mar, bob
btefer plaB iabrelang bepobnt eeipe1en
TT. Sie S1ore unb Sbiirme bes Qaz
gers, fopie bas in Der Mitte beKelben
bermutbete prdtprtum unb anbere
8auten fins ben Nufbedursen i'm nd9s
iten Sabre Dorba6alten. Oesslei9en
iollen fpdter Die auberbalb bes 2asers
angeiAnittenen Mobngruben, in tpels
9en pqbrideinli4 Ganolperter. araz
mer Il. I. II. eelebt babet,, senauer llnz
teriu1t tperben. Syeltgeitellt 1T mod,
bab bas Sanptlager bur9 gei9iibte
SabritraBen NIT ben 4nlesepldben Der
Saiffe am friiberen 2tppeSllfer in 9ers
binoung geitanben bat. gnbli9 bat
man nabe Der Mef1eite ter @tabt bic
beutlihen 6puren zines fleinen, bnlb<
freisfOrmigen Raitels entbedt, beKen
eigentlide Bebeutung nod niht feftge&
fteut ift. Mabrf9einli1 bat man es
nit tem 8riidenfopf ber ebemaligen
Qippebriide ol tbun, bic ebenfaus BON
ben NDmern erbaut Iein ion.
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Giucs Sei,crs faaspes Gasfammcn

sd CAB mfine Ialhinc giGt aub
ptlhpn Ssnes Gt;en unb jrper sierY all
mir nit Sd'merStn ssfrltsrt mar. ltreitt
s. SO. 93euamp, ssal gpfrmutisz zS3ei,sr.
aus gus4instorL s5esea. sd n,ay id,,paA
unp btciet, rbne 5eslidaen 9ppetjt uEp
total asf pem .6unb. 2Hs icb nabe paran
mar, meansn ppiten auBuAetea. nahlu
ih eiuen Jlalde Electric gittera" UNI
na6 nebsn Gjetraad fiihlte Ns mid, 10
pcbl tpie ie snper." Shm. ctc, frante,
abselpannte grntc erlangsu rurN pen
8ebrautb bielcs Ssiiters ncllrs veten,
neue 8raft unp Gtirfe. Gerlaeht i'm.
tGrfuls sarantirt bard, 8rant Ruuer II.
Scbn. Neptbefe. Drsia soc.
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WrOber MusDerfanf.

tine g9aarei mebr oa e,n lusn UNI u ntuufen
9slaeS gcl,t issgtcr nctas SSDfaprctfe,
etGlrr bon 100 atd on oeo n re $6 48
Gin 5old 10 ud fon oetpr m9 IS 90 inter As $40
u Stufe @rphoGelus, 5lee=Set 50t jebt 25e.
t5ldrn @aHerhahcn. 25c., jb 1Oe
4elle 6abeln. 81 90 jebt 60e.
c5enady aanen-siit nit leil aen h 7c ifst 4se.
Itnnis= loneu 3amea=Stis, ole Tarben, thd 25e-
o5rpbe 3edtn. nrth 75e., cBt SOC.
Mrbesbanoihule fir Wdnner orei Raure 25e.
Soebmr aiuorltrinpfe mertb l5c.. sbt l0c.
Der MR lnteriiberI, bnnl 0unrdEmen ilt
&1ooa Graders IN Ifuno gadsen mtb 0e nnier 4Sreis &C.
So0nb Seautp &aeemiblen Bfnnh 25c. Gahee 3lt
Smprna 5epphlaafer, mertG 50 CO. ett Sl37.
&ironen Grnaaen Gdbdle merits i0c
Sledetnc aSodteFel netl 60e unlsr Irei5 63c.
S5hWse Gsummifdabe fir WdRNer 55
Nummiidube }5c.
6nmminvfe Ihr &aoOn ws9 81 25, bel hiop 9asoerauf 9g
<Summilsfs iur Nanner, perta 2.75 unr asreis 235.
!hoar6uune @unon merb 5c. Nnir y5r2i5 7c
.SerteD WfGnllerbemoal ufb 5jc, 39
IReDuaeo &otnn gatirQ, metb 5Ac lcBt 25c,
eR Wfna aebunoeWe Girer Gonnol merb 5oc est 25
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BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHIL ADELPHIA.
! Il II d

Daily. Except Sunday. f Flag stop Meals.
mStops to discharge passengers from points east Of Hudson
so East of Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge passengers for
&C., A. G. Ry from east Of Alliance Flag stop to pick up
passengers from c. A. O. Ry. for points east Of Alliance
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 1900 to IL 90
midnigh Light Faced from 12 90 midnight 10 70 90 noOn
g. Il. PECK, E. "A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
2-1-02-I PITTsBURGH, PENN'A.
For timo cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks and further information re-
garding the running Of trains, apply to any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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SfGrsst sis pcrfn,sfca.

Sdl nil eine 6arm Don 6G8 Wfer,
81 Weileu norotbelttid BON Yort
Wuibinatpn, SoleM Sp., Suscarawos
@ountp. g., an Der Gtrobe nedl Y1i=
lipsburN. perfaufen. Sus 2ono TT in
gutem Gtatoe, lot iallIenoes 9ooiIer,
sinen auten 9rinle,l bel ben @sbdu=
ben. uuf Der Sarm iAt Elm outer goum=
Qorten, quite Bebdul;thteiten lmb 10
Nfsr lluo g9alolauo nit Qliten' 6pIS=
beltano. TdSerei uno SGule in leiGt
trrei1burer Md1e.
Sic Torm lit inter eetu Namen Yster
GrieQers Turm betannt.
9}d9ere Nnsfunft bel
42 % hilip Is. Soffmau.
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30 0 n 3 fir fterntb unb
q bergtoube. sSn OarzeszGaz
adam in Se,,tf0<Sftofrtta mar iiingH
on einem Mbanbe gegen 81 ubr, fllra
na9 Nufgang bes DoGmonbes, cine
PARTICLE M0nbfinIterrib ii9tbar. Der
groI9atten bebefte bic Monbf6eibe
Biz 5u etnem Biinftel u11b psri9pano
segen e llhr nieber non benz bellleud3@
tenben No9tgsfIirn. Sos pbGnomen
n1adbte notiirlit9 ouf Die fart gum
slberglaubel, lseiserbe i9tpar5e 8ebDlz
terung einen beseutenoen Ginbrud.
Srtt! eine Tinfterni5, lei es bes Monz
bes ooer Der Some. ein, 10 sluuben bic
Negcr. Der nb0fs Geiit" (GbettanD
polle bas 2idtgefti rauben ober per<
f6ltngen. Gofprt ioirb eine arpBe
rpepo"@ @9oma peranitaltet, ban1tt bura
bic fura9terre9enben Masfen unb bur9
ben 2drm Der eroBen gomatromme(n,
dbnlt6 iDie e5 Bel 9Dpengefabr unb, BET
&rontbetten gef4iebt, ber @bsitani bon
fetnem frepel1aften Beginner abger
f9redt tperbe. 9as GGtpinoen Ser
Stn'ternib f4reiben Die gleger 1elbfz
beritdnblt4 Der upspo" zGomu gu, unb
10 trdgt bieis pteI ba5u tei, bas 9[n=
ieben Der Ma9boi, Der r3auberer," ouf
beren Rotb bic Coma psronTtaItet Dtrb,
auf's y}eue au trdftigen nnb mddttg
5u erbolten. SntereiIant ift Der 8erz
glet9 btefes afrifanif9en Qberglaubens
NIT Der @0tterfdge Der alten @er1nds
men. Nu9 bier iagen rieienbafte M0ITe
(ote Sinfternthe) bil1ter ben 2enfer1
bes Sonnenz unb Monbnagens Der
unb broben iie gu per19lineen, Bis bies
enbltb in Der GOtterbdmmerung, bem
lauternoen Q8eltuntereange, BEN
@5obne 2ofts, benz Senrtrpolfe, gez
lingt.
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*poplt SEQ Der 9reisehute isierte an
90. 6ebruar iein iilbernss SubiIdum
als Qnplt. gaB CT ober i'm rohiten
SATIRE nod 5tuei mejtsre Subiden. oas
oiomaHtene als gr5biihof uno oos
Qoloene ols Garoinol, ieisrt, bos oiirfte
meniger betohnt fem. sym Sabre l843
lUuroe Nlonliano,e geedj 5um 6, sbi=
'G1nf bon 3amiette trn0nnt unb felt
1858 1T er cardinal.
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GrcnriiDncn fir 9eimifattensg sguiler
hia Venninlbania< 0inicn.

GrmdBigle grririionsTiefets fir SemftdttenSud,er
nad9 Mern nnb Giben btu pennipIpania Sinieu
perben ant IA uno IL. Wdrs, am l. unb l5 Mpril pe
9aI9fettsbouer unD atbere GinMlbeite ipenne ,a,,
gu an oe Raii. y. Tidtt.Agenten Der pcnnIDpania
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lleber ben Sdusbalt bes Megers be-
rihtet bic .Deutf1 8 9HofrifaniI1e 3eis
funga: 2tfIer, 9aHen, Gldier, @hiis
feln Gpiegel, 20ffel. MeFer, 9nnpen,
MegenffbirIl ob lrnD 5il auh fbDrl cine
lhr Tinbet man III ben lneiiten biitten;
nah Ssife unb Petroleum lit grobf
9cdFraae. Die mahrung bss Negers
tit nm pieles be1er getrorbn. syriiber
tparrn bic 9ieger nDtbeebrungen i'm
Qllgrmeinen 8egrtartarer, nur 5n be-
fonhrrrn GefteeIugen tpurbe elm S11e
gefhlaGtet, jebt finb iiberan auf ben
Dffentlihen Wdrtten @1ldhter etab<
Iirt BET benen mnn fir fpenig @slb eirl<
faufeR fann. Mu9 bic fonftige Nah@
rtng lam ii9 Der Neger iebt n1unnigz
faltiger geitalten. benn tpdbrenb friiber
Die begren3te Sbeilbarfeit Der gnufd%
ortifei nur GinfGlfe i'm @ruben sulieB,
tann Die 6ansfrau ieBt fir aperig @elb
It'd bir manriafa4iten 9enIfe uuf ben,
Marfte eintaufen, bic iie bann in 3ier<
lihen GDrb9en auf Dem Rppfe na1
SaliFe trGgt. Gigentbimlib beriibrt
es, tpe11n man uuf benz Marfte Slide
ftnbet an benen Negerarbeiter beim
Ebee fiben. 8efonbers benerfbar
ma6 iicb Der Ginflub Der gipifi1ation
IN Der Srauenfleibung. Oie f9ipar3e
Gotftn ftebt, lpsnigitens mas Bite Sdu<
figfeit ibres Wunf9es na9 nenen &lei<
bern unbetrifft, ibrer tpetBen @htpeier
niht nad, unb nt9t felten gebt Der
grDbte Sbeil bes @erbienites bes Mans
neg barouf, bamit er ii9 bic 2tebf Iei>
ner maPft perdnberunssfiidtisen S9D<
men lDieber burh neue bunte Suder be-
feftigt. &uum qlaubli9 lit es, tpie
f9nsl flfh felbH io1he tedniIhen Silfs@
mtttel Die 9ldbHuf9tnan einbiirgern.
yfiGt nun in ben 8iiftenitdbten, fonbern
ollh I'M 6tnterlonbe ilt bic g2dbz
n1af9ine feine 5eltenbeit; bdufie finb
bic geiiber Snber, ebenio hdufig uber
audi Wegcr, bic meiH itb lebr gut babsi
fteben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06

GaIfd m iin5er tperbet BON
ber Bunbespoli3ei ber Der. Gtddten
iGbrlia burhfdnittlih 600 entbedt unb
:brer @itrafung aueefiibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06

Nos. 333 and 316 connect at Wellsville for
Stcubenyille and Bellaire. Nos. 3O2, 3O4, 316
and 33G connectin Union Station, Pittsburgh,
for the East. CAFE PARLoR CARS ON Nos.
31O and 3I1. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-08
Waikiki Puddles.
General Chaffee
May Be- Responsible

Washington. April 20. - General
Chaffee, commanding the military d.
vision of the Philippines, will be
made responsible for the character OF
the warfare conducted on the island of
Samar as a result of the frank and
sensational line OF the defense adopted
by Brlgadier General Jacob II. Smith.
This is the conclusion OF army Off,
GERS in Washington, who read today the
admission by counsel for General
Smith that that officer did give orders
to kill and burn and make Samar
a bowling wilderness" and did specify
that all males over 10 years Of age
should be shot.
1t Is learned that 1t was because of
the possibility that responsibility for
General Smiths orders would be final.
ly placed at the door of Major GeenraI
Chaffee that the President decided to
take the matter out of the hands of the
commanding general in the Philippines
and himself order the court which is
now trying General Smith.
The effect of the organization of the
court by the President will be to make
President Roosevelt instead of General
Chaifee the reviewing authority. That
means that the President will finally
determine the propriety of General
Chanee's actions and the advlsability
OF his retention in the Philippines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-08

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-08
Rock Island Gets
St. Louis Entrance

st. Louis, April Bon. A. Low. gen.
erai attorney Of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad, stated to-
day that his road had purchased the
st. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado
Railroad, operating between ST. Louis
and Union, Mo, and had authorized
the Mercantile Trust Company to ne
gotiate for the purchase of the Virgins
ferry stock at $500 sha re.
with the purchase OF the st. Louis,
Kansas City and Colorado Railroad the
Rock Island secures the right OF way
into st. Louis and with the acquisition
OF the property of the iWggins Ferry
Company ample terminal facilities will
be had.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-08
PRIZE DRILL JUDGES

Captain Earle d. A. Pearce, First
Lieutenant James p. Robinson and
FIRST Lieutenant Harry w. Newton,
all of the Artillery Corps, u. S. A., at
Camp Mckinley, will be the three
judges at the competitive drill to be
held next Saturday afternoon by tho
National Guard OF Hawaii.
The large grand stand at the Eva end
OF the square to be used by the review
ing party was nearly completed yester-
day. 1t is very large affair and will.
1t Is understood, be completely filled by
officials and invited guests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-08
SENATOR MONEY is ARRESTED

Washington, April Ex-senator Mon
ey of Mississippi today was placed In
custody on information filed by Arthur
Is. Shaner, the street car conductor,
who charged the Senator with assault.
Ing him during the disturbance on Sha-
ner's car yesterday. Senator Money,
Conductor Shaner and Foreman Hoop
er OF the Fire Department, who assisted
the conductor yesterday, appeared in
the police court today and their trial
was set for next Thursday.