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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
MASSACHUSETTS E-TU2LICANs'



Roston. oct. with every plan ma"
tured for quickly completing tneir
work the delegates to the Republican
s1otn convention assembled in the BoS-
,on theuter to nominate ticket 10 he
voted for in November. The report OF
Hon. Michael h. Murray Of Boston
chairman Of the committee on perm"
uput organization, naming Hon, J"hl'
u Long as permanent chairman OF the
convention. WAS en- Enthusiastically adopt
ed.
Mr.. Murray presented Mr.. Long in s
speech which WAS warmly received,
The delivery Of pX-GoScrnor Ions s
speech was Frequently interrupted by
the plaudiIs Of the Delegates. Especially
was this the ease ut the clos" III IN
Au.akrrs rnlu@y Of President MrklN
ley ana his praise of President Roo>'=
welt.
Hon. George i Draper Of IIopcda!e.
chairman of The committee on r>uIN u
tipu~ presented the platform. when,
aA adopted. jnHurScS the 1dminiStrai plf
Of President NnnSpvclt and pledges th"
SUPPORT Of the patty in MaSSarhu~' H.,
In 1901. Reciprocity with cuba j. de
maudrl. The protective policy Is up
nrid hUt tariff revision j. advised
whenever necessary for the welfare o.
the people.
For governor. Lieutenant Governor
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
OUT OF DEATHS JAWS

"When death seemed very os,.
from a stomach and liver tronf'
that had suffered with for yes avg
writes p. Muse, Durham, y. ''E
Kings New Life Pills rayed nae W ",
and gave perfect health. r..r , N.Y.
on earth and only 25c at '
VIII. Gladding, Barre
DR.. j, II. McArthur F3.. .t.-,.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
HIS LIFE IN PERIL.

II Just, seemed to have gone all to
pieces ~ writes Alfred Bee Of Wei
fare, Texas. "biliousnesS and lame
back had made life burden.
coul0n t eat or sleep and felt almost
too worn out to work when | began tc
use Electric Bitters, but they worked
wonders. Now sheep like a top, can
eat anything. havef gained in strength
and enjoy hard work" They give
vigorous health and new life to weak,
sickly, RI down peo3le, Try them.
Only 50cc at
W. II. GIadding Barre
Or. j. II Macarthur East Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
SOUTH BARR,

Services at the Vi T.. n...
cay will be as follows. o-
preaching service at
lowed by Sabbath schon. .........
que at 3 D. m. The j4a. 49,.
ming with Oct. >, vii. a.. =.
jects a series Of lessons fran. .s..
Progress, the events - 'ao ...--
ing illustrated by bIors r.,
ings in colors. Evening -H.. ,...'
at Z O'Clock followed by ~-nu.a w
ject, "The Plan Of the Ar -..-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
NOTICE.

All persons owing Thwing Bros,
are requested to settle before the 10Th
as they go to Roxbury after that date
aud ali accounts unpaid will be left In
the hands of a collector.
|14S-9 Thwing Bros.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04

AMERICAS NOUS BEAUTIES
Look with horror ON Skin Erup-
tions, BlotcheS Sores, Pimples. They
don't have them nor will any one
who uses Bucklen Arnica Salve. 1t
gIorifies the face. Eczema or Salt
Rheum vanish before it. 1t cures
sore lips, chapped h,nds, chilblalns.
Infallible for Piles. CSC at
W. Ii. Gladding, Barre.
DR.. J H. Arthur. East Barre,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
GRANITENILLE.

Attorney +. r. Davis will be here
every Monday Afternoon and even
ing at the Stearns' block at
W. A. Cutters office TO meet his
clients. 1879
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
GOES LIKE HOT fAtE>.

"The fastest Selling artjc. d,
in my store, writes Dr45E% 7
smith Of Davis. Ky" ri l Kan,
New Disc)ery Tor ma.
Coughs and ol1s beca ISL it .s,-
cures. In my six years 81 ...>n,
never failed. | haye s.a' r.,
save sufferers from IAra srt j..
diseases, who could gel t-
doctors or any other rcMe " ....
RELY on it, best phvsici4u- --srr
and w. Fl. Gladding. Barre min.
j, II. Near thur, East l#r-a yl~-
tee satisfaction or refLu1 -- Tn
bottles free. Regular r> fl
and 81,
w. H. GladdingS, Bar.
DR.. j. Fl Macarthur. IT,, are. =.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04

The Y. A. meeting WedA' sday
evening will be upon THE U>e and
Abuse If II pm ti>m" by James Mac.
adam.
Seats Tor Oh JED Prouty are now on
Sale.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04
GRA\lTEVILLE.

Rev. Genrg" Fl W.T. # Barre viii
supply tue pulpit OF the Presbyterian
church 'mprrnN. mouui 9 AMI eve
ing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-04

II you have to pay The same rate,
paper with only one-nalt tie cir
alton do you net think you are getua
more for your money when YlQ aiNs
I've In tho VNT ma b IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

Die idlanfe, blonolodige Gales
2aop bot inn 2oltfe Der Sabre 9arriere
gemadt. Sic lit Gbortitin getpor6er.
Die idonen Soiletten, Die tie friiber
ben &unbtnnen ~anprpbiren muB=
te. purben ieBt ibr anprobirt
unb iie periaste ii9 Die feline 8osbeit
riht. IN bemielben 8eihaft orbeiten
an laiIen, aus Dem tie ben 8eg in bic
9ebelpelt angetreten bat. Sic madl.e
aber peitere &arriere. gs fing iid)
zines Cages Elm rei6er Gaufnanns-
Iobn nnb Der blieb b6ngen. Or
nabm lie pom Sbeater meg, entdoa tie
Dem 4reiie ibrer 8erebrer uno er3og
lie fir Die CUTE @eieai6aft. Sic
mar cine flitee 8erion; tie manobrirte
ridtis nnb mnBte i'm 5u feifeln. Sic
bereitete iib 10 anf bic 3ufunft Dor.
9ieie itelte iie iih ais Die &atttn oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
@ro6mutter.
8pn Srib Stabenbagen
MIn6en).

sic faBen ale um ben groben Slid
betm M~ittaeeffen. Ollie paren in frobz
lt6iter 6timmung, benn mprgen follte
Der elm runbes Sabr btnbur9 eriebnte
Marft beginner, S4on felt 5pei 8os
den mar es 6eiBes Spmmernetter.
perfpra9 aud fir ben nG6ften Sag
I6Dn 5u bIeiben. Oa fonnten iie benin
por Der lauren @rnte, bic iiberaa i'm
Oorf qlei9 na9 benz Marft beginner
Ioqte, orbentli9 pergniigt iein unb iid
tu6ti9 austoben.
Nur @roBmutter ftDbnte. Sic fpiirte
tpieber mai bas i9auberbafte RetBer
in alien 9liebern.
Ser fonit iportfarge Bauer fdh Of
ters mad feiner S9piegermutter 6inz
iiber unb bate INNER fpieber fur3e
Jragen an iie. @r hdtte i6r gu germ
ibre S9mer5en gelinbert, benin, tpie es
ni9t felten borfommt, er belt melt
me6r bon ibr, ais feline Grau bon tbrer
etgenen Mutter.
9araus ereab iiA BON felbt. baB Die
Mlte tire Wprte nur mod an ben
S9piegeriDbn ri9tete unb fir ihn ibre
NGni9e ober Marnungen Gebote ober
Gefebe tDdren,
90 fprf9t er audi 6eut immer bon
neuem: rMutter. mann meint 9n.
fam be Regen fam'n?"
sd, mien Sobn, IN ttpei, brei Dag,
= 4ber i9ltmm parb't - mi bbpn
ale @lieber neb."
So senau 70 bat ni9t su tpifen.@
ipirft bic Sohter Elm, .es fam Gnbe
Der Wp9e nerben.A sic til niitbenb
iiber bic prophe3eiune ibrer Mutter.
benn tie Deib gang genau. tpelden
GAlnB i6r Mann aus ibr 5ie6en nirb.
Hee, ree,A erptberte bic Qlte, lang
fam ben Gppf bin nnh Der betpegeRb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

me6r o~beelaben. rOot 6at 9ieb." fagte
Der Bauer, = CT f9mun5elte 70 frennoz
lid tpie Jpn felten elmer gefeben. 3pei
Wagen fanben ouf Der groBen @deuz
nenbiele plub. Der brittle ipurbe nit
9erfenningen bebedt unb Iberbunben
unb blieb auf benz 9of iteben.
Damn tinbigte Der Bauer feinen
2euten an: sir beut Dirb nihts
mebr ~gearbeitet, bds 8teb fittere t9
felbft. Mber tomn1t man ale mad Der
groBen Stube rein, pieneidt fcmm'n
nod MuIitanten. benin tDoa'n mir nod
Ipnn liitten abpetten."
Sn Der Gtube CAB es 3und4t tii4ttg
su trinten. Sept bate Der Bauer
niats bagegen, mo9ten fe if9 rnhtg
befaufen, bic Qrbeit mar ia getban.
sic fpra6en benin audi benz ieIbfgez
bruutsn Bier trGftig gu unb tpurben
bdlb 70 lufttg unb ausgetafen, baB Tie
IS sarnidt als etpas 8~eionberes emz
~pfanben, 10 gemitblt6 in Der beften
@tube bes 8auern fiBen gu biirfen.
Nur bic 8duerin mar ni6t bel Der
uQqemeinen 5r66lt9teit. sic Dar eff
riqft nit benz 6erumrei9en Der 5petz
fen unb 9etrdnte bei6dftigt nnb fam
babel tdum gum StiGTBen. Nber Der
Bauer bate bic in ibr Dorgegangene
Wanblung pom ru6igen 8epba9tungsz
p[ah aus IGnaff ertdnnt. 0d6er nidt
er aud 0fters fin ld@elnb nit benz
&opfe. Q1s tie bonn gar ben 8dnIez
braten bereinbradte, unb Die EXTRA fein
qe6ratene 2eber gan5, obne Itd Elm
6Gpp4en absuf6netben, Der 8roBmutz
ter 5uidpb, mar er ieiner Sadie CANA
fiber.
u~nterbefen prajfelte Der Regen berz
nieber unb 8liB unb Bonner fplgten
fi4 @dlag duf @4lag. Die luittge
Gefeqf4aft iebo9 merfte ni6t bel ooz
BON; es 6atten ii9 ri9ttg nod Muiiz
fanfen gefunben, unb Die ma9ten bann
cine 10 fibele Mufif. baB fi6 a1es brez
ben muBte. Die &ne6te parfen ihre
sSqden ab unb Die Mdgbe treif4ten.
als bdtten tie duf einen Srof4 9etreten;
10 t~an3ten iie it4 INNER nab auf bic
6aden.
@pdt Ga9ts, als 1ib Die Seiernben
pantenb ber3ogen 6atten, that Der
Bauer, mas niellet9t felt feiner Sod
8eit ni9t bprgefpmmQn mar - penn
bic Qanbleute iinb ni9t IonberliA lie
benspiirbis 81 chamber: er legte iets
ner SSrdu ben Mrm Inn ben Qetb unb
poute fie auf feinen S4ooB 3teben.
Nber tie ma9te fi9 troBtg lbs unb lief
ans Seniter, linn Zen Giiden 5utpen~
benb. gr ging ibr mad unb itri6 ibr
itumm etnige Wfale iiber's 8e5i9t.
Die fdperen, groBen Sropfen ihluz
gen u~naufb0rli9 gegen Die Saetben,
unb brallBen 6atten ii4 idon md4tige
Ma7erla6en gebilbct.
ngie6f,4 Tagte er enbli9, bat
iperb'n 3egen - po4enlang -. So.
9roBmutter! 49,"
Sic bcritanb tin unO er befam re6t.
ober pielne6r Die @roBmutter: es reg
nete pDQe bler5ebn Gage, tdum DaB an
einem Sage Die Some etpas our4z
blidte. Mas Die anberen 8duern
f6lieBli9 BON Der Grnte bereinbra4z
ten, mar berborben.
8roBmutter befam e5 iebt BET iArer
9o9ter 10 gut. al5 fie es berbtente.
benn - fe bate ibnen ia nit iRrer
Gi4t cine gan3e Grnte gerettet. 9as
fonnte bic tmmerf4affenbe 8duerin
i6r nt9t bergeHen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

@sbt a6t! Sic ftent Sud- fOnft elm
SIR fant, I8tagt Sud bic 8a6ne elm,
limb faut in OteIer groBen petn
Qm @nbe nod beim Reifer 'nein!
Der drnle &eiFer! ct bate ger>
m0een, mar ttnberlo8, unb bate I9on
genre Der &ube gepflegt. 2lber gite"
polIte ni6t. gr muBte Ioppbl in Der
@ommerfrtI6e prbiniren, als AUDI
breimal tpD6entIi6 in ieinem Stabt>
@telier f4piBenb ouf Patienten
lanern. &nfangs ma9te er fi8 Die
Sadie lei6t unb iaB ~nbiszazbis" i'm
fibler9pfteller. 6rau Glepnpre battle
bds aber erfdbren, unb nun fubr fe linn
tdglt4 mad. llnterpegs belGTfiqte ffe
Die Ntitpafagtere nit i6ren 3abnge>
f9i4ten. Mon3 90. mar f6on entriiz
ftet unb Elm beiDnbere5 @ergnii9unqsz
&Dmmtttee f6miebete Elm &omplott Qez
gen bic i6redli6e 6rau. Bum Slide
fir Die 8erf9p0rer bate 1te fem 8bbz
fipgnpmiez @ebd6tniB, 6rau Or. Reiiz
fer mar aIer Welt b%etannt, ielbf Qber
ertannte tie Riemanben 70 bul0 ipiez
Der.
@Gfo fubr fe tpieber einmul mil Der
@tfenba6n ppn 81. CUR StoDt uno cine
iunge Dame fab NIT ibr i'm Coupe.
Mit betpunberung8tpiirDiger Sattif
5og 5rau gleonore bic 5rembe in Elm
8eiprG4, @rit 1pra9 iie nit ibr iiber
bas @etter, Damn ipta4 ie iiber
53G6ne i'm &llgemetnen; bann iiber Die
8eiGidli9teit Or. Hetfer's i'm Be-
fonberen, unb i6lieBli4 bot ie Der
8eiiegefdbrtin bic 4Ore7e Desielben
an.
sd bante!!" lGfeIte bic iunge 0az
me, raber - mein W}ann lit Ielbit
3abnor5t!"
Says barduf fab Srdu Or. 9feiFer
nteber i'm Coupe. Sine anDere, ibr
~unbefannte Dame bate tbr gegeniiber
9laB genpmmen.
Wieber begdnn 6rdu @leonore iiber
bas Metter 81 reoen; bonn iiber 3G6z
ne, bann iiber Or. &etfer's @e76idz
Ii9teit unb ipteber fpollte tie Der 6rem=
ben bic Nbrefe rei6en.
SD bante", io9te audi bteie, nober
- mein @obn 1T ielbit 3abnar3t!." -
Nuf Der 9eimfabrt mar 5rau &eiIz
fer Grgerlt4 unb 16peigiam. Sic
bate tetne re6te Cult gum Spre6en.
ga bDrte tie aber IetIes St6bnen me-
ben 1t4 unb iab Elm gang iunges W}Gbz
den bds Sdi4entu4 an Die 8ange
prefen.
Die 6rou bes 3o6nor3tes mar pie
elettriiirt.
.6oben Sic 3obntpeb, Giebes 5rduz
lein?" fragile ite nit reger S6eilnubz
me. l1nb nun mar iie in tbrem Gle
mente. 6rau GleOnOre fpra4 iiber
,3a6ni9mer3en i'm Algemetnen, iiber
;3abnT6mer8en i'm 8eIonberen, iiber
Die @ef6iflt6feit 9r. &eifers; fte er=
5Gblte bic fdmp5e 8e56t6te BON benz
Manne nit benz i%tarten 3ubn, uno
i4lteBli4 8o9 ite bic 4brehe beS Sat
ten herber.
sd banfe", la6te pl0Bli9 Der bib
f6e 8adfif9, naber - mein Papa lit
felber 3abnar3t!"
Das mar bod tot!
unb bod - mod einmal unb mod
einmal perlu9te es 5rau Or. 3etfer
Yattentinnen 81 perben.
SIMMER naren Der Mann, Der 6obn.
Der 8dter ober Der 8ruOer Ielbit 3abnz
Gr3te, bis Srou GleOnOre 5Ornbebeno
bic @ebulb perlpr unb Da8 Retlamcz
MAIDEN en6ltb aufgab.
0obur9 aber fpar i6r gutter S6abz
bGus gdn3Ii9 patientenlos gelpor0en.
@IidIt ra6lenb entfernte er peri0nlt9
bic Safeln BON Der Mauer, tpelde feiz
ne, fir i'm unb Die 9%attenten qualbplz
len Observation-Disclosures ungetiinbet
bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
pie Frau oes $aGnar3tes'
4us benz 2eben gegriffen BON 81. So.

AAs uSll Sep<l Se9|lIVl pph Nv w.
Or. SbdbOdus ReiFer bate in Der
fleiren SommerfriI9e %. iein 3elt
aufqei6luger, unD ieine Satin tra4z
tete, inn m0gli4it OisIe OPfer 8u3utret7
ben
sic ~attaqutrte bic bdrmloien Som@
merfriI4ler. Sic er3dblte i3nen unz
glau6liGe @ei4i6ten Iber Die 8ei9td=
li9teit hires 9atten. 0ttt beion0erer
@orliebe 3. 9. Golgenoes:
Ginmal fam gu meinem berii6mten8at>
ten elm Mann, benz tein 3aAnar3t iei=
nen tranfen, ii6eraus i~tarten 8a9n bate
aie6en f6nnen. Mfein Mann lteB tAn
~nieOerIeben uno ben 3abn 5ei8en..
rNun", fragte erEpartun85ooa Der
8atient.
Sic f0nnen geben"", Iagte lG6eInb
mein @emabl, unb iiberrei4te benz
uebergIiidli4en ben 6ereits ge3ogenen
3abn.
ga, meme S9erri4aften, no" 3teht Der
Or. ReiFer SABINE! RaI4! g4mer3z
los!-
Sn 0irfli9teit batte ii9 bic Ga4e
no6G elm tpenig anbers ber6alten: Der
Mdnn nit Dem ftarfen 3a6n fam gum
Or. Geifer, neil er Bel anberen 3a5n>
dr3ten 3u ptele pdrtenbe Bdtienten an
g~etroFfen bate. sd 6alte bic S4merz
sen ni9t aus, 9err 0ottor", rief 81,
maiden sic rai4!" 11nb nun 3pg Der
alte Or. 86aObGus. unb 3Og fpo9l
cine 0tertelitunbe lang. Der Pattsnt
Idrie, brittle, to6te. gnblt9 fu6r or
tpiitbenO empor: DDas bin t4 SRnen
f9ulbig?4
Or. ReiIIer be1a6 ert lungium bic
53Qnge, bann ben a6ge6rpdenen 3u5n.
rGe6en Sic, meinte er bann freunbz
Ifd, i'd babe bic 3erbro6ene 3ange err
pifdt; nit Der foitet es ni4ts!" -
gu SauIe bemerfte Der ungIadIi6e 9az
fient, DaB iein peiniger audi ben urz
re6ten 3a6nA erpii6t bate.
Gr fam niAt pteber. Mnbere Batienz
ten fumen aud ni6t nieDer, uno Der Adz
aeren, Gltli1en @leonore, Der retlamez
ma6enbsn Satin Des Oottors, mid
man iorgli6 aus, Gin Oi9erling
purnte ieine 6reunpe losar in @erIen
Dor Der Dame:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
@lnittaer umffnnb.

6rGulein I: pMte fam es eigentrt9,
baB Sic 10 oft In bie6Gnbe Der W}enz
f4enfrefer geriet6en unb bod INNER
pteber befreit purben?"
4frttareifenber: nSa, ie6en sic, iG
mar % Elm fetter 8iHen, baB man mid
INNER fir Die @onntagstafel reierbirt
bat unb in5tpif6en babe i9 INNER Ges
legen9eit %gefunDen, pieber aus5utnei4
fenI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
Sci n Of.

Ser feline 9aul bat pon Moma 3ebn
0fenniqe befommen, UNI 1t6 &tri6en
al taufen. DIS err bteielben bringt.
fraqt bteIe: nglun, pur1t 0u beim
Gtnfuufen aud artig9 9ait Oh audi
.8itte" geIagt2"
qauG: nSa! limb bos GelO babe
i4 Der 5rau aud nod gegeben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
Gin 9ruftituS 3,

SetrutbspermittIer: n9ie Dame,
peI6e i3 Sbnen %empfe6le, tit jung,
qeiftrei8, i66n - tur8, iie 1T BON Der
SHUTTER Nqtur peri4penoeriI4 auSgcs
itattet!"
6err: r6oben Sic nidt cine Die
pom 8uter berf4penOerii4 ausgeitata
tet ift?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
tf6uIbigung83ette aus
Der S6ule.

(Sbdtfd6li6 in @eitfalen porgefomz
men.) sd bite bic @erfdumniB met
neg 6p6nes 81 entI6ulbtgen ; berielbe
mar au elmer befreunbeten 9ei4e eingez
Iaben un0 poate i'd inn ba5 8ergniiz
gen ni9t miBgDnnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30

SER: o@igentIi6 rebt ido0e. mei-
ne @nGbige, bob Der i60ne lliuS oes
acknowledgements gan5 ulmo0ern
9~eporOen lit"
SGngerin: YgSieio? @tou bat chen
enoli6 eingeiebem ooB 8feroe oiel
better sieben, als @ieIk"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
MtBberft anben

nsyf Der 9err 9rdiiOent aus M}as
rienbab 8uriid?"
nS5op0bl! ST bat bic @ef6dfte in
ppuem umfang pieber uufgenommen!"
r6m, 6n1, ba bat inn alio, i4etnt's,
bic Sur nt9ts geniiBti"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
Il n b e IN Ii B t.

n8ndbige Grou, S4re grduleir
Sp6ter bat mid beleioigt, tie iagte, i'd
Did, Dus fugt fte Se0em, Der I'M
hire 6unb an6Glt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
9 II g.

g.: rMorgen gebt's ins Gramen,"
g.: n8iit bu borbereitet3"
81: ng1t9t nur iA bins, aud mett
Batter 1T e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
e m & urDrt.

SIT es pabr, 6err Baron, baB es
bier audi 6er3IeibenOe giebt?"
uM6er, mel9e Srage, &pmtehe - bG
q te hier iinD?!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
MDrtli6 3utreffenD.

vN}ein 8eiberl 1T obne S4trm forts
gegangen
,Wie unbeba4t !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-30
W2fBDeri It Qn0niB.

8eomter: n8er iin0 6ie?"
8o~rgela0ener: SD bin &oufmonr
S6ul3e."
@eamter: yW1it to"
8orgela0ener: nMt &bee un0 &af4
fee"
The copper era., 1902-11-13
MORENCI NEWS.
rom Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
 A. E. Hobbs accompanied a small party to Bonita Monday, for few day $ outing.
 G. W. Shafer, the manager Of the Stafford Lumber company, spent Sun day in Morenci. taking in the sights and visiting old frienes.
 Messrs. w. NJ. and S. P. Thompson have moved their families from Clifton to Morenci, and expect to make this their home in the future.
 Robert Rae arrived from New York Saturday, where be had been called by the sudden death of his mother. He left for Bisbee Tuesday morning in the interest of the Phelps Dodge company.
 Dr. Davis and Gordon Mclean came up from Ell Paso and spent few days in camp. Morenci is improving so rapidly that old trmers must visit it every three months or it will grow be- yond their knowledge.
 George Kelly spent Sunday in Mo- renci trying to find out why it went republican. It would seem that Bro. Kelly ought to be satisfied with the majority in the county, out some reo- pie are hard to please.
 Our popular deputy sheriff, Gus. Hobbs, gave "Dutch Lunch" Satur- day evening to about sixty friends. The evening was enlivened with music and all who were fortunate enough to attend unite ln singing the praises Of Gus as an entertainer.
 Messrs. Donahue and Teasley left Tuesday mCrning for a three weeks vacation. They expect to go to Los Angeles by way of Phoenix and the Indian country. MT. Teasley will probably remain in California, and his many friends will be sorry to see him
The copper era., 1902-11-13

F.. Hom, an old time Clifton China man, who has been absent for about three years, returned this week, di- rect from China, where he spent some time visiting his old home. Hem is a very intelligent man, and quite ob- serving. He says that China is very dull at the present time, and no good for business for man from this coun- try, who cant content himself with the way business is transacted in China. He has considerable property interests in Clifton and has returned to locate again.
The copper era., 1902-11-13

There was great hilarity and rojoic- ing at the Old Blue Goose and Har- vey House Club Monday night, caused by the arrival of Rio Grande Repub- lican, which gave the republican ma jority in Dona Ana county at about 1000. Lawrence LaPoint and Ed. Leonard opened wine, and made them selves generally agreeable. They were not interested in the election over there but it afforded them their only opportunity to celebrate.
The copper era., 1902-11-13

Constable Hamilton had an advent ure with a crazy prospector one night last week. The prospector, who is q we'll known character, had been around town trying to negotiate a number of checks which he said had been signed by C. E. Mills, superintendent of the Detroit Copper company. The checks ranged from S200 up to large amounts. Any business man familiar with the the signature was not ttat Of MT. Mills. The prospector claimed to have S200, ,O00 on deposit in Fl Paso, and was making wild talk about his wealth. Mr. Hamilton concluded to lock him up until morning. The pros pector accompanied him very quietly until they neared the iail, when he broke away, and made run for his life with the constable in hot pursuit. Billy was the fectest, and several times was about to lay his hands on the prospector, who always lodged, and continued in his mad flight. The of ficer finally tripped and measured his full length in the mud, and then gave up the chase in disgust. The pros pector has not since been seen, and it is feared that he may have wandered of into the hills, and possibly perish ed from cold
The copper era., 1902-11-13

Colonel Wm. True had an adventure with burglar at an early hour one morning this week, He happened to Smiths Candy Kitchen was slightly open, and knowing it was too early for Mir. Smith to make his appearance, he sboyed the door open and walked in. As he did so, man made his exit from the side door of the building and ran down the alley, with the Colonel In hot pursuit. The burglar got away, but Mir. True saved the house from being burgIarized.