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The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

Scald head is an eczema of the
scalp--very severe sometimes, but
it can be sured. Doan's Ointment,
quick and permanent in its results.
At any drug store, so cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
silver Caused Death.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 28.--Mrs.
Ella CROUCH, fifty-six years old, got a
silver in the palm of her left hand two
weeks ago. A week ago she was at
tended by a physician. She died Of
blood poisoning yesterday. go
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Fatal Bicycle Accident.

UTICA, N. Y, June 2S.-Two boys
riding bicycles in opposite directions in
Bleecker street, this city, collided. One
named Brand was thrown under q
passing street car and was decapitated.
He was riding on the wrong side Of the
street
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
noer prisoners sail For Home.

Boer Prisoners Sail For Home.
ST. HELENA, June 2S.-The first
consignment Of Boer prisoners, num-
herring 478 men, has sailed from here
Tor South Africa. After taking the
oath of allegiance to Great Britain the
prisoners marched to the boats, sing
Ing the national anthem.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Happy Time in Old Town

1--WE felt very happy writes r. N.
Bevill. Old Town. Va. when Bucklen s
Arnica SaIve wholly cured cur daughter
OF a bad case of scald hend." 1t delights s
all who use 1t for Cuts. Corns. Burns.
Bruises. Boiis Ulcers. Ecuptions. 1nfal.
libie for Piles. Only CSC. at N. B. Dan
forth's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

sealtnE Dispute Hearing Besins.
THE HAGUE, June 2S.-Dr Asser,
the Dutch jurisconsult who is to arbi-
trate the American-Russian sealing dis
pute, has commenced the bearing Of
counsel and evidence.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

Canadian Troops Leave South Africa.
DURHAM, Natal, June 2S.--AbOut
1.5OO Canadian troops have sailed from
here for home. Two thousand addi-
tional Canadians will start for home
July q
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

Destrusaive Fire at Cape Town.
CAPE TOWN, June 28.-There has
been big fire in the heart of the city,
and several large business houses have
been destroyed. The loss Is very great.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

Weather Probabilities.
Increasing cloudiness, followed by
rain; fresh west to northwest winds,
becoming northeast.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
Virulent Cancer Cured.

Startling proof OF II wonderful advance
in medicine is given by druggist g. w.
Roberts, OF Elizabeth. W. Va An old
man there had long suffered with what
good doc'or pronounced incurable can
GER They believed his case hopeless TIL
ho used Electric Bitters and applied
BucIlen's ArDica Salve, which treatment
com pietely cured him. When Electric
Bittsrs orc used to expsl bili0us, kidney
aud microbe poison at tho same time this
salye exarts Its maichless healing power,
blood disease,, skin srup'ions. ulcers and
sores vanish. Bitters. 5Jc., Salve, 25c,, at
N. b. Danf0rths drug store.
SIN ms Comp. Pennyroyai Pills. The
lad.cs' extra.ordinnry remedy Be sure
Iolg : the Comp"
ly mall Il. W. SO Klngstreet
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
DubeIl the Halter

TO 10 Charles K. Dubell for your nat
and caps of all styles No. : East Thirds
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
Wilmington (express), $50, 725, s.3s
1915, 1920, 11.23 a. M, 12.o2. H2.36, i.ls'
2.16, 313, $40, 3.29, 4.01. Az SCI b.2s,
534, $50 SOS. $50, $50 7.3l, liz, ll.2S
p. III. and 1920 night.
Accommodation 6.25, 7.S0, s.1e. 1o.35,
Il. m., 1.23, 3.25, 4.04, 44s, 6.27, s.Ss, lo.2s
and ii .33 y. nj.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
EGisrEk'S ORDER.
~ REGISIEiIs OFFIO8.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEt.s

Address: Now Castle. Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
l A K A K o L a

Boched ow un~holesome and muddy skin.
mo6eadon often leading morbid uon
friends shows that blood bad The only
and restore normal healthy vslvesy condition
purify the blood and
acting directly on the po and assisting the perspa'osy glands
Ing OF impurities the blood
skin will be we'll you will be we'll druggists s, p
LAxAKoLA a Street. New Yosk. =
rs Dessbon Street. Chicago
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
@t. @loub, Miuneiota, DounerfaG ben 20. N1at, 1902. Nuntmer 90.
nod Dor bret Monaten erfldrt

Sotba nod Dor bret Monaten erfldr
babe, Sab Sic 8uren feinen SrieSer
l9lieBen werben, Ser ibnen nt6t BIZ
unabbdngisfeit unb ibren ielb itloler
Sunbessenoiien, BEN iosenannter
aufitdnbii6en aus Ser &apfolonie,
ni9t Bic @mneitie semdbrleilte. Nad
benz iibereinfimmenben l1rtbeile ale,
@enerale lei bic sesenwdrtise &riess=
lage fir bie &epublifen I'M Sieles
uortbeilbafter ais Dor einem Sabre.
Die Srauen in BEN &onsentrationsla=
germ bdtten ibren Wdnnern unb Sob
men lasen l~aiien, ii6 ni6t UNI lie gu
lor9en unb i'm Sample allssubarren,
bis BET Grbfeinb aus benz @ebtete ser
&epublifen periast iei. SIM Mni6luB
an, bie Sur6 rGorreip. Neb." per-
onentli6ten Nusfabrunsen erfldrte
elm ans Sibafrifa suridsefe6rter
SreunO 9ouis .Sotbas, er tonne ii6
por grltaunen iber Sic wteberlpre6=
enben l~iisenbaften Seri@te Ser ensli=
i6en 3~eitnnsen fallm erbolen. SAT-
ale Seri6te iber BEN Stanb bes
&rieses uno Bic 9altuns Ser Suren=
filrer in Der Sriebensfrase leten un=
pabr. Sci Ser 8eurtbeiluns bes
Gerbaltens Der Buren, birfe nt6t
iiberieben merben, baB 9estere ii6
feileswess ais Seiteste fablen unb
utter alien umltdnben on Ben Sor=
berunsen Ser @mneitie u1b Der I'M
abbdnSi9feit feltbalten. Ser Ius=
gang Der meiiten fir bic Suren lies=
rei6en Srehen mdbrenb Ser lesten
uni Wonate wurbe enslil6erleits llnz
terSriidt. Die Surenfabrer leien nit
BEN sesenmdrtisen Stanbe ser Ope=
ratiaaen iebr sufrieben uno muir gum
Sr;sSensl6lub seneist, menn in beiz
ben Sarptfra9en &onSellionen Don
England erfolsen. Dab bic enslil@e
Gesieruns, umsea6tet Der officiOlen
Serlt9erunsen, BON einem 9iinltisen
&eiultate Ser Suren : S%eratbunsen
feineswess 10 iberseust lit, beweilen
Sic nnausseleet fortsefiibrten Sorz
febr1nsen sur Sei6aftuns weiteren
Menl6en= unb &riessmaterials fir
SIb=Nfrifa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Criatmal=G prrefppnben5.
@aibinston, .. g., ben II. Wai.


Sn finf bis feds @o9en slauben
sic 6erren POM GonsreB na6 6aule
seben gu fOnnen, unb man fam bof=
fen, baB ibr @unl9 erfiut werOen
mirb. sic mollen biesmal cine lan=
&c unb sriinbli9e @ablcampasne fibz
ren, unb bas lit n0tbis, ni9t muir tint
Sntere6e Ser relpeftiuen Yarteien,
lonbern TIT Dem beS 9anbes, bes Solz
fes. gs lit at BET 3eit, baB bas
Solf 1i6 einmal einsebenb NIT Der
Srase bei6aftist Of Bic &esieruns
nidt eiae fali@e Politit einsei6lasen
bat, bie bas 9anb unb Solf gu S9a=
Sen brinsen muB unb, ,penn es Der
Sail, Oh es ni@t notbwenbis lit, biele
fali6e 9olitif su dnbern. Die Mfalz
fen bes Solfes fiblen bic Sebriduns
ser meilten Srults ,,t6t btreft unb ba=
ben smar iber iol6e bobe Preile sez
murrt, aber ii9 NIT Dem b%efannten
acknowledgements b~erubisen lalz
fen. Seit aber Ser Sleil6truit bas
golfsberaubunsssel@dft obne Masfe
betreibt lnb jeben Meni6en tdsli6 in
llnuerI9dmtei ter @eiIe belteuert unb
beraubt, fiblt bas @Olf, mas bie
Sruitpolitif fir es b%ebeutet, unb bab
sic Hrolperitdt bod nllr Gbimdre lit.
@as niist es etnem Wanne, ein paar
Dollar Bic ISOLDE mebr Slt peroienen,
mas nibt es einem Sarmer, ein paar
Gents per 8uI6el mebr fir iein Sc
treble gu erbalten, menn bic Srults
ibm bic fleine Mebreinnabme boppelt
pieber abnebmen2 Mus alien Sbeilen
bes 2anbes laufem &lasen iiber Nuss
beutuns bur6 Bic TruIts Elm, unb ben
republifanti9en gonsrebmitsliebern
wirO 6ariber ansit unb banse, aber
bod rpasen ite ni9t, ben Srnfts Die
Mittel gu entminben, momit btele bas
golt berauben. Die @bidaHuns Der
Truits0ue lit perlanst morben, aber
persebli6. Das @erlaneen nod @b=
Idaffuns Der boben 36lle anf Sdla9t=
uieb unb Sleii@ lit bier, ai9 tint Gon=
sreHe laltt seporben, aber bic repub=
lifanilden 8obe lasen, serabe rpie
Offi3iere auf BEN Pbilipptnen iasen
Oas @Olt lit bpitorii@; MUIR rubis,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Sette Is.

semor6en un6 brobt i9ltmmer merben
gu wollen. Man loa bic Mrmee ni9t
taoeln-bei6impfen iasen iie-, benn
bic Mrmee pertrete bas Golf unb
wabre beiien gbre uno @utoritdt.
Oabin Fat bic imperialiitil6e Politif
uns allo i9on sebra6t; mir iollen
ni6t einmal grceiie ODER Sarbareien
tabelu, benn bic Nrmee lit Der S9iber
unIerer gbre. Nln, ,pentt unlere gb=
re bon BET &rmee sei6itt werben
mlB, bann mag bic 3eit fommen, no
es i6le6t TIM biele gbre beitellt lit.
Gs miro pieuei6t nidt na9 unb mod,
Serabe mie lit Oeutl6lanb" unb am
bern Wilitdrldnberit, no Ser Sffisier
INNER suerit unb nod oft fommt, Ser
Gipiliit aber binter benz semeinen
Solbaten. sSn Seuti6lanb loa bas
ia in neueiter 3eit etrpas better se=
worben iein, wirb perl6iebentli@ be-
bauptet, aber iberaa, mo bas Mili=
tor fablt, baB bic NutOritdt Bet &e=
sieruns auf ibm berubt, wirb es ar<
ro9ant, anmaBeab, berril9. @as
lns pom ben Fbilippinen BON per-
i9iebenen Sffisieren suserufen worben
lit, unb mas SanitOn uns bier ms
@eli6t geiagt bat, mar sai,s in bem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
@rfer 9bea.
TrIbIim8sbpHem

Oas iinst unb flimst, bas iubeliert
SIN Berg rnb Tbal unb RIiften;
SaS raml9t uitb brauit, bas muIisiert,
Sas i6mettert in bic 2iiften,
9us sS9 ein &6ni9 ein ms 2anb
1lnb pedte nit 9emalt'ser Sanb
OaS Qeben aus ben @riften.
Gin &Snis it's fiirmabr, elm Selb,
Sor benz ii6 ole nei9en;
Gin SSni9, wie man in Der @elt
@i6t finbet ieines slei6en-
> S0ni9 2ens, mer fennt bid ni6t;
User lebnt Iih nidt mad beinem 9i6t,
Na9 beinem Sliitbenreiseu2
Sie trusen Berg unb Sbal 10 lang
Die winterli6en Spuren!
&ein Sueueuraui6eu, feiu geIang
Iuf ben erit1rten Sluren;
Die Welt Lao wie i'm Sobesbanm,
9fur it0nenb sur6 ben iinitern Gam
Die @irbelwinbe iibren.
9fun lit Der bDle Sraum porbsi;
Som Sonnentrabl ~aetrefiem
Niegt Berg uno Saibe wieber frei,
Die @elt 1T mieber ofIen.-
limb mieeer oiien lit mein Sers;
Gs rin9t rnb i6winat lid bimmelwarts-
8 iel'ses Sriiblinssboien!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Die Stimmun9 Der 8nreH.

No6 menise Sage unb in Siibafrifa
lit Srieben! 60 beibt es sur Stun=
Sc, no mir bies 16reiben, benn in
England bofft mon suuerii6tli9, bis
gum 20 Wtai merbe bic &esieruna I'M
Stanoe lein, ais grsebniB Ser 8e=
ratbung in Sereinisuns bas gnbe
bes &rieses gu proflamtren. u@enn's
man sewiB u.s." pflest Der gerliner
gu lasen. Den enslil6en Seri9ten
sufolse fOnnen ia bte an Bic @anb
sebridten 8uren faum nod anbers
ais bemitbis Sa unb Nmeu gu Maem
iasen, mas ibuen sic gnsldn6er por=
l6reiben. 9orb Salisbury bat ii6
baraber, fir ben einbeimii6en Sc
brau6, iebr optimiiti6 ausselpro6en.
Ote @uBenwelt bat letber ielten Sc
lesenbeit, sauerlaiiise Na9ri6ten iber
bic Stimmuns Ser Buren, mie lber
bie Sage in Sabafrifa iiberbaupt gu
erbalten. Sour selesentlid selansen
Wsittbeilunsen aus 8urenqueue in
bic europdiide Preiie, iouiel man
aber bariber erfabren fann, 1uaren
ben neueiten 3eitunssberi@ten sufolse
bic Buren, in ibrer Mebrsabl srpar
fur ben Srieben, aber ni9t NIT ben
pon England %seiteuten gebinsunsen
einperitanben.
Oie Corresponding Neberlanb, bas
amtli9e Organ Der TT europa befinb=
li6en Buren,, wiberipri9t ben boff=
n~anssuoaen Na6ri9ten aus Gnslanb.
gu anfans bieies Monats erinnerte
bas genannte 8latt baran, baB Qouis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

burd fribere i6were Sranfbeit se=
ldwd6ten Yrdlaten uaermartet eine
tiidil6e &ippenfeIentsinouns, bic Dem
Ylan bes oberlten Sirten unb ieinen
eisenen Yldnen fir bic 3utunft, pom
wel1en er einem Wsittbeilbaber bes
rNoroltern", in bem Ser grdlat einen
treuen Sreunb ebrte, nod por weni=
gen @o6en III einem ldnseren 9riuatz
Sriefe Mittbeiluns sema6t bate, Elm
idbes Gnbe bereitete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

werben, baB infol9e @intritts bteIel
sroBen Sereine in ibrer @elammtbeit
bic gerwaltuns unb Sibruns Der Sc:
beration gang sewaltis pereinfa6i
un6 bamit audi finansieI bebeuteat
erlei6tert miro, swei llmtdnbe, BIZ
ni9t iiberieben weroen i%ollten.
@ie bereits oben bemerft, bleibl
biermit bic meitere Srase 81 l0len, wie
lolen benn fleinere @ereine Ser Sebe=
ration ii@ ani6lieBen %f0nnen, unb MEL
de 9ertretuns auf Ser @eneralzSer
iammluns fam ibnen seseben weroen,
baB ibnen bielelben &e6te unb In=
ipra6e sewabrleiltet werben, wie Ben
belasten sr0Beren Sereinen ober Unit
omen? Die Srase bebarf reiflt6er
lleberlesuns. Snbenen tirfte cine
proportionelle Sertretlln9 mad &Opfz
sabl sic eOluns bieten. Sasen mir
5. 9, auf je 1000 Witslteber tonmt
Elm Oelesat. gs miBten allo mebz
rere fleinere 9ereine zines County
ober zines Staates it@ Suiammentbun,
bis iie cine Nnsabl Don 1000 reprdz
%lentiren, mas ibnen bas &e9t seben
wirbe einen Oelesaten gum Seberaz
tions : &onpent gu lenoen. @ie Tie
bielen 8ertreter mdblen, miBte ibnen
natirli6 ~iberlalien merben. Ns
Sauptsrunb fit Sen Bis iest aboptirz
ten 9lan ser State= federation, sa
wel6em aud Undergraduate 3weis=
Sereine seb0ren iolen, wurbe in Gin=
c%innatt, menn t9 nt9t TIRE, fol9enber
ansefabrt: Gs fam lei6t sei6eben,
baB CUR S0rberuns ODER CUR Sertbei=
bisuns fatbolil6er Snterehen IN III
senb einem semiHen State bas 9es
meinlame ginl6reiten Der &atbolifen
bieles Staates ben0tbist lit, nobel
iebo6 Bic &atbolifen anSerer Staa=
ten, al1o sic federation ais @anses
bur6aus ni6t betbeilist lit. Oa wd=
re es alto notbwenbis baB Ste &atboz
lifen bieies Staates unter ii6 orsani=
iirt leien, 5. ;. Staats : Seberation.
Mber, frasen mir, lit benn in einem
lol@en Sale cine formelle Staatsorz
sanilation bur6aus %seforOert su Ell
nem einbeitli6en unb pereinisten Sor=
seben2 &0nnte Elm @elammtban6eln
Ser gereine bes betreffenben Staates
ni6t bur6 bic Seamten Ser Seberaz
ton bemerfitel(ist merben2 Mir
i6eint, es miiiie au6 bierin Elm Mittel
wirfiamen ginsreifens gu finoen iein.
Setreffs Der Seiteuerunssfrase meint
Der bo6w'ite 9err Sii@of, man lole
opferwiaiser iein, unb ni@t wesen Ell
ner &opfiteuer BON Elm paar Gents tn
elmer 10 wt6tisen unb uerbienltuoQen
Sadie Elm @ei6rei erbeben. Gum
S6laB ipri6t er bic 9offnuns aus,
baB Die MISUNDERSTANDING sur gb=
baltuns regelmdBiser ausemeiner Sea-
t%bolifentase fibren werbe.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09

Plans have been perfected for the
formation of an alliance for defensive
purposes by unions of sheet metal
workers in Chicago, New York, Phila-
delphia and Pittsburg. The new or
ganization is known as the Sheet
Metal Workers National Alliance Of
America, and starts with member
ship of over 5000.
A constitution was adopted at Pitts
burg last month in convention of
delegates from the different unions df-
filiated, and the document was sent
out for referendum vote. The last
vote has been taken, and the organiza-
ton is now a fact. The alliance is
something Of an innovation in the
labor world, and. although it has been
accused of being a dual organization
to the international Association of
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers,
its promoters deny that 1t is anything
of the kind, and assert that there is
nothing to prevent any of the affiliated
unions from joining the international
II they desire.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09

There is certain brilliant young
lawyer in Brooklyn with a reputation
for ability in rafting" witnesses who
had the tables neatly turned on him
in a damage suit the other day. A
prominent Heights physician testified
as to the character of the injuries sus-
tanned by the plaintiff, and the young
lawyer was seeking to ridicule his tes-
timony. The physician had said that
the plaintiffs brain and spinal cord
had been injured and that the injury
to the brain was manifested by an in
creased knee jerk.
"Now see here, doctor" said the
lawyer, going through series of phys
ical contortions. chiefly with is knees,
what does this increased knee jerk
of mine show?"
"Well." said the doctor, taking
your exhibition of yourself before the
Jury and this knee jerks. should say
that you were suffering from serious
brain trouble. New York Times.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09
"One Million In 1905"

"One million members in 1906" Is
the slogan of the United Brotherhood
of Railway Employees. The organiza-
ton was formed at Rosebury, Oregon,
Jan. q, 1901. 1t aims to cover all
white employees engaged upon steam
railroads, also white ex-railway en-
ployes who have had three or more
years experience.
1t was brought into existence largely
in response to a general desire of the
railway employees of the country TO
unite themselves together in one COM
pact union for their general welfare,
says F. A. Jackson, special represen-
tative of the order in Chicago. With
this idea in mind, those who conceiv-
ed the organization and built 1t up see
to-day brotherhood of railroad men
that has grown to $1,000 members In
about fourteen months.
In working out their plans these
men have succeeded beyond their most
sanguine expectations. At the recent
convention in San Francisco 1t was re-
ported that fifty-seven divisions were
organized in California, Oregon, Ne
vada, Utah, Colorado, Montana, Ari-
zona, New Mexico, Louisiana, Texas,
Idaho, Kansas, Illinois, Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Representatives are
now in all great railway centers of the
country except the far east.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09
Humm,nr Birds, Journeys.

That it may have the entire field to
itself and escape the keen competition
of hosts OF tropical relatives for the
nectar and minute insects in the deep
tubed brilliant flowers that please him
best, the ruby-throated humming bird
sole representative of his family east
of the Mississippi, travels from Cen
trail America or beyond to Labrador
and back again every summer of Its
necessarily active little life. Think
what the journey from Yucatan even
to New England must mean for a
creature so tiny that it's outstretched
wings measure barely two inches
across! 1t is the smallest bird we
have. Wherein lodges the force that
propels it through the sky at a speed
and a height which take 1t instantly
beyond the range of human vision?-
Nellie Blanchan in the Ladies' Home
Journal.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09
Graateat of Labor Unions.

OF the twenty or more international
labor organizations which have their
homes in Chicago none is less known
to even the average artisan than the
Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and
Dredge Engineers and Cranemen OF
America, whose members work all
over the world 1t was the member
ship of this unique organization which
nearly twenty years ago, by the ma
chinery its skilled members handle,
reclaimed nearly all of southern ILL
nois, known as Egypt" and made
it the best farming land in the country.
Since they have worked with their
immense scoops and dredges in every
state IN the union, made thousands of
miles.pf irrigating bitches. hundreds
of miles. of which were dug in the
west and. tropical countries. retaining
millions of acres of land, where moth
ing grew before the advent of the
steam shovel, and now grow the fin
est crops raised in America.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09
MIND TRULY A WONDERFUL THING
Inventor Saw Possibilities In . Har-
messed Cyclone.

Inventor Saw Possibilities In . Har-
messed cyclone.
1t was during the portion Of his
cweer when he lived in the valley OF
tie South Fork of the Big Sunflower
river that Henry Plymshaw, the in
vantor, made his most notable inven-
.ipn. This invention had to do with
~ clones.
One afternoon Inventor Plymshaw
saw a splendid specimen Of funnel
cy clone coming over the prairie, and
he called to me and said we would go
Out and study it, since 1t was evident
that it was going to one side. The
instant the cyclone sighted us it
csme straight in our direction. We
weren't prepared for this exactly, so
oil we could do was to run. We were
just on the point of giving up. when
n most extraordinary thing happened.
Curious thing. Sort Of natural, too.
That cyclone stepped down a fifty
foot well. And there 1t was. Only
ore leg, and that down a fifty-foot
we'll in the middle of sheep pasture.
II it had two legs no doubt 1t could
have scrambled out, but 1t couldn's
make it with one. Couldn't do any
thing except revolve. And 1t did do
that. l never saw a cyclone revolve
like that one. Mad, apparently, be-
cause it had missed Plymshaw and
me, and got caught. So 1t just buzzed
around like top. Nothing in the
world to stop it.
Most men-mere men of action
would have been satisfied at get
ting away and not having to revolve
with the houses and lots; but not
PHmshaw. No; he got to thinking,
and what was the result? Put belt
around the stem of that cyclone just
81 the top of the well, set up dyna-
mo, strunk wire, and ran all the ma
cfinery and electric lights in that part
q. the country. Regular Niagara for
power. Going yet Nothing to stop
It, you see. Wonderful what a thing
mind is!-Harper's Magazine.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09
rh. opuIenc, of Content.

am not rich in heaps of yellow gold;
But. when the bubbling bobolink has told
His dreaming of the twilight In the
morn,
My heart o'erhows. so much of Joy !
hold.
am not clothed in scarlet robes OF
kings;
But. when the crimson cardinal so sings,
That song and raiment flash at once
on me
1 have the ermine sweet without the
stings
Not mine the learning of some men that
are;
But, when l hear lambkln, from afar.
Bleating, and save 1t from the pit, my
Joy
Is great as had found an unknown star.
l have not castles. lands, nor gems OF
art;
But not for these would my treasure
part
Content enough to fill my soul with
peace,
An overflow of gladness for my heart.
-Aloysius Coll in Success.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09

The call for the fifth annual conven-
ton of the Western Labor Union has
been sent out. This years meeting
will begin it's sessions in |. o. o. F,
hall, Denver, Col. Monday, May 26, ut
2 o'clock, and continue in session from
day to day until it's business is COM
pleted. Representatives from affiliated
union will be on the following basis:
From local unions, one delegate 1r
the first 100 members or less and one
for each additional 100 members Ut
majority fraction; central and district
bodies, one delegate; state organiza-
lions, one delegate for each 1000 men,
bers; national and International or
CARNATIONS, one delegate for each
1000 members.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-05-09

such as the Commission to the Peace
Conference at The Hague, the first
Philippine Commission and the recent
Pan-American Congress in Mexico,
preparing the instructions to delegates
and overseeing the negotiations. In
fact, br. Hill Is an expert in treaty
making, and ip the event OF BIS ap-
polntn{6nt as Ambassador to Germany
he will be able to do most excellent
service in the probable revision of our
treaties with Germany.
Members of congress are beginning
to receive Acknowledgements from the
farmers to whom they sent seeds few
weeks ago. Senator Beverage got a
letter from a man who owns small
patch of land just outside Of Indian
apolis which the senator says shows
that all mankind has not lost faith in
congress or the individuals who make
up that body. The letter is as follows:
Dear Senator: Please accept my
heartfelt thanks for the seeds. They
came in very handy. IL 1t is not too
troublesome would be obliged If you
would send me double-shovel pillow,
a mule and some harness. Please get
them here by the time the seeds
sprout."
Senator Dryden Of New Jersey Is the
most loyal and persistent listener in
tho Senate He seems to have nothing
to do but sit at the feet of his older
colleagues and learn wisdom. His de-
sire for knowledge has been particu-
larly noticeable during the pending de-
bate on the Chinese Exclusion bill.
When a Senator arises to speak Mr.
Dryden plants himself in front of him.
rests his head on his hands and strains
his ears to catch every word that falls
from the orators lips.