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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14
conneoticut's Hoodlum auardsmer

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Connecticut used to have a pretty
good National Guard. The Second Con-
necticut was once one Of the best guard
organizations in the country. Now ac-
cording to reports from Waterbury, the
Connecticut National guard is fit for
disbardment.
COnneeticut's citizen soldiers at Wa
terbury seems 10 have disgraced them
selves and the state service ehectually.
Their discipline is Wretched. Drunken
ness is common among them They op-
emily fraternize with the rioters. They
take no notice Of outrages committed in
their view They have shown them
selves utterly useless in suppressing dis
order The mob hasn't the least fear OF
them, and the officials of the city and
Of the street ear Company haven't the
least faith in them The street car CON-
parry has asked that The troops on duty
at the car barns sbe Withdrawn and that
their places be Allied by policemen.
Since the citizen-soldier IS a good deal
more citizen than soldier. and is as sub
ject 70 denagogic and other evil ten
dencies as his fell0W citizens, it is ineVi-
table that the sDirit of Iawlessness and
disregard for private rights that openly
fostered BY many powerful organiza-
tons, Including the Democratic party, is
spreading throughout the country. shall.
sooner or later. infect the National
Guard, ruin its discipline. and make 1t
worse than Useless menace rather
than q safeguard 10 the state and goo I
citizens. The Connecticut National
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

II the trusts and combines wish to
make use of the Democratic party next
year they win be compelled to find some
method OF uniting the factions in order
to mike its services available.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Greater Evils of Kissing.

New York Press:
Another freak OF legislative nature
whose ears are susDieiously long urges
on the Minnesota lawmakers bill 10
prohibit kissing on the ground that II
transmits disease germs. Assume abil-
ity to enforce so revolutionary a meas
ure, which is an extravagant assumD-
ton indeed. and the motive given by
its author is absurdly Inadequate. AS
sumo, again, that archaeological objec-
lions to kissing are of reason and
force, and still they are totally INSULT
eient. The disaster caused by labial
transmission Of microbes is incense
quential compared with the deep sur
fering and exquisite torture incurred by
hind the lips that touch each other
We speak from the point of view of
neither sex, but we can speak with
feeling and truth when We say that
the bacteria carried from mind to mind
and from soul TO soul by the mouth
tO-mouth route is incomDara bly, more
devastating in its FaVages than the
merely physical discomfort produced by
the same agency-if. indeed, we allow
that mortal ills are transmitted by OS-
culation We shall only venture a sug-
gestiOn, greater than coneeivably can be
demonstrated by pathology, and leave
the rest to the imagination of the large
and eve fear1 undiminiShing class ad-
dicted to the insidious and 2eace- dis
turbing habit. No fight of fancy need
be taken to contemplate the misery
caused by the microbe that came with
the first kiss. given we shall not say
when, where or how. the nicrobe OF
anxiety that followed swiftly on the
thrill Of delight Nor need we enlarge
on the deadly propensities of the germs
of jealousy and suspicion and doubt and
despair that came, say, with the tenth,
hundredth or thOusandth pressure OF the
lips. Every victim viii appreciate what
we mean TO those who cry angrily
that they are not victims and never
oh oil he hot I7r
period Of incubation is not vet matured.
or else that the incubation was a
failure
In the interest of the uncountetI
legions of sufferers from the repre-
hensible and deplorable custom of kiss
ing we shall give hearty support to the
Minnesota measure-but not on sanitary
grounds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

Chicago Chronicle:
While ether commemorative are Wres-
Ting with the coal problem Kansas leg
lsiators rise above such Daitry perplex-
ity and address themselves to the sci
ence Of sociology. A bill has been in
troduced into the general assembly to
tax all bachelors between 40 and 65 and
all spinsters between So and so who have
no families to support.
This bill is most striking in its recog-
milton Of the special character of the
old maid"
Many a family has been supported BY
its old maid. Many motherless children
owe the best traits in their character to
the unmarried aunt who Loyalty took the
place OF the mother death carried Off
Many home circle would be duller anL
less competent in all respects for life
but for the plodding, magnanimOus and
heroic service OF the old maid.
Spinning was associated with woman
nom the earliest times. Adam delved
and Eve spun. Spinning was depicted
by sculptors and painters as the Occupa-
ton of the three fates. for Greeks as
Wen as moderns realized that woman
eAerts a potent influence over destiny
Clotho and Lachesis. whose boundless
sway
And Atropos both men and gods obey
"sainster" continues to be the lega,
description Of an unmarried woman in
England. no matter what her rank or
station. The law presumes that she is
spinning because not engaged in bring
ing I'D her children
Spinning by the spinster has be-
come, however metaDhorical The I'M
married woman of the household is
habitually doing some useful work for
her kith and kin or other folks kith
and KIN.
It was eh-valrous on the part of the
scion of Kansas not to tax the old maids
who can show that they have families
TO support During the civil war the
unmarried women north and south of
Mason and Dixon's line bore arms for
their country. While the lighting head
was off in the field the unmarried aunt
or sister bore the arms of the children
of the house around her patient neck
and rendered to them and their mother
service IN its way often as arduous as
that performed by the absentee.
Had the Kansas sOlon proposed that
the commonwealth provide doWries for
the unmarried women who had helped to
bring up others families there would
appear to be measure of compensation
IN an implied order to them to abandon
SginsterhoOd
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GerutIoertc S0t.stbiere.

ue6er cine ei9entbitmli1e Gldtebr Ypn
5austbieren sur gSilrteit beri6tet Die
oHesue Sctentifque." Spr etnisen Sab@
ren lieB man CUR llnterifiiBuns Der 6ir>
ten beim t6iiten Der 5etrpen lApttiIcbe
Sh1ferbunpe. naA patasunien tcmmcn.
Die 5btcre maren 9utmutDiA pprtrefflih
orefiirt uno ieDr 9eIebrig 70 raB cine
3eitlan5 alleS III befrteeisenpcr 0etle
Serltef. 9teucrrtn9s aber erAebcn rie pa
ta9onilAen ojrtet laute &lasen, inrem
Die Stbdicrhuupe sie 6ecrpen, autatt ,u
iAlbcn, aufreNen. Die !5irten baben
i'm s1ufe Der Belt 3atlrsid,e Nahtrmm-
ltn9e Der 6unpe i'm DtfiAt fd, ieltit
itbcrIaIen; Die 1btere muhIen beran unb
permebrtrn iith, murpen attr megen
Wan8'ls al 3uht ourh zen Meplheu
ip;eoer milp uup beanipruNen rabcr ouf
bic oeerbcn btelelben 9letbtc pte pieler.
sic faaen, irtalo ie Dun9ris linp, uter
pas gSetoeste4 ber gu ipclhcm ,3mede lie
lth Su Sancen oereini9en unp f6rmttiae
Sagecn atbalten Oatei 1T cS nitht le,z
ten, rap ietbit Die ojrten tbnen unterlie=
gen. Die 9atagonter erflGren Die lcbpt-
tiihen SaIferbnnpe fir I9limmer ais
BblTe oa lie pteien an StIrte nt6ts
nah9dben, itc a6er an &lug9ett unp
Wutb ilbertrGien.
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Gin fsed)er Snonitrteslttcr

itoitete am Gienitaa oem Surelieroe.
fdj0ft bon Sobn Spb oabier eiiler ges
illd ab mlo faufte @aarei, i'm Wertbe
pnn $4,000, fiir meld)e er nit einer
GantanlueiIuna I'M getro9e bon $35. :
90 besobien mollte. 9loboem er eini, {
2n9aben iiber ieine 8srion gemaht uno
ertldrt bate, er lei Elm Better bon s. u.
GeeUes in Canal Sober. lpuroe Die
8untanpeiiuna in 3ablung genommen
uno Dem 6temoen muroen nod $40
berausbe3ablt. 9alo oarauf ftelfte es
lih beraus, ooB Die 8antanmeiling
mertblrs uno Die llnterldrilt qefdlibt
mar llno man begann Na6foridun9en
nod Dem Sdwinoier. IS muroe er=
mittelt, oab oetielbe iib bon einem
2eibfo(lbeiiBer bon bier bate rah @o=
mol Sober fabren Iahen uno fp6ter
nnh 8em gbilooelpbia suriifeelauFen
lei, paGrineinlicb neil er annobm, boB
man i'm bier nm tpeniglten Iuben
,uiiroe. Ger Rerl idtint lidb einige
Sage in Der @irtbitbaft BON 6. GosIett
i'll @anal 8oper oufaebalten 3u boben
nno bort Io9te er, Tein Nome lei So1n
90ilips un0 er fcmme pcn Ni!tSbur8.
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@rItDpcrtsas per Mat,sraIila.
tiott.


gtut 3. Suti traten Bic usuen Reostn
betreffs Der Decentralization In GraIt.
gic Gebilbren betragen $2.70 fit Die
SrtI1fung Der IbF1t Die griuerblna
oes Biir9errebts. eenannt ,,oas erIie
Napier" Die 8ebiibren fir Den 8iir-
aerld)ein peroen tpabrideinlid $4.O0
betro9en.
gbe ctn gpplitont ben 8iiraeridein
erlanst. lildB er ourh 3eu9en be,pei=
len. oaB er fiinf Sabre lan9 in ben
ger. Gtaaten llno ein Sabr lang i'm
9taate aepobnt bat. boB er einen eu.
ten Guf btIiBt. Die 8runoidbe Der Ron.
ltItutloa loOldlt uno aelpillt 1T, Die
CUTE Sronnlg tlno ole Mpblfabrt Der
Ser. Staaten Su f0roeril.
6erlter muB er ertldren, oaB er fein
8eaner elmer otganiIirten &eaierunQ 1T
uno. tein Mit0lieo iit BON @elelllbaf=
ten, ipeIte ben umlturs preoi9en; oaB
er ni9t oil Die Qebre 9laubt, ooer le
perbeltet. oab es nbt9is lei, glnoes=
teanlte, ooer geamte auoerer ReQie.
runge1 o1i5ttareifen ober gu i6oien.
nur tueil iie gsamte lino, uno ouB ct
tsine Der gorIbrlften betreffs Der Gin=
ipanoerun9 in ben Der. e5taaten. ipelbe
am 3. Wdr5 1908 an9enomnlsn mur.
ben. berlebt BAT.
9iele @rtldrun9en nliilIen in offenem
@eriAte ab9egeben lperben.
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@noe etmes btttese,, aaa,pfes.

n3pei QerSte bebanbelten Mid lanae
spesen zines GelAwiirss auf meiner
redten Qunse," lAreibt S. S. 5us9es
cDn Du pont, Ga, s,no saben mid
auf. Sepermann gIaubte, paB meine
Belt sefpmmen iei. Shlieeli9 prcbirte
ia nod Or. &inss New Discovery fir
Die Mussebruna. Was i'd bamit ersielte
mar punperbar, benn In wenigen 5aeen
mar i'd, wieoer auf ben geinen. Sebt
bin ih nun splitdnois selunb." sic lit
unfeblbar fit ale gunsen- unb 5alelei=
Den, Grippe, Dneumunia unt SGwinp@
ludt. 9rpbirt es. Sebe SOC. unp 81 90
6lafGe 1T sarantiert BON 6. 9. 3ains=
berger apctbefer. DrcbeHafden frei.
Sn 8ainsber9ers Slpctbete ,piro beutI6
aelprp6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13
Scr G1sprcis.

llnaefdlr : Der Wolden in oieIem
uno oen angren5enoen Counties Tno
belfauft uno SDar luhroen, iopeit mir
in @rfa0rung brinaen tonnten, in tei-
le Safe ms6r ols II Gents bcsaDtt,
uub ein5elne Molden ipuroen fogar
fir l01 Gents OertdtTt. Die fremosn
&ds6dnoler Iino lpieoer bslm 3u yWut=
tern" uno niiber ollen WipFeln lerrid)t
GnA". Sb Die RrsiTe Iplter lteiQen
poer fallen bdu9t hauptIdhIib oapon
"a, luie Die Quantitdt mdh,en) oen Drei
lebten WOuaten in oeIer 8e9eno uno
i'm Situate Wi5conIin ausIQIt.
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@eftorbem.

Nm z. Nlgult in Netu 8hilaoe(phia
esSoIspb Weltp i'm Nlter pon beinabe 81
Slbren; er bate i6ou Slpei sotte poer
ldn9er mebr ooer meniger on Ma9ynbe=
idtperoen 9elitten, aber er tam nodo
Sag fiir Sag in Die Staot uno erIt
5tpei Sage Dor ieinem 8ooe mar er ge=
n6tbi9t. iid bin8ule9eu. Gsr gerltor-
bene mar in Wilmot. Gtart gaun:p.
9ehoren, lam aber idon i'm Sabre 1882
nit ieinen @ltern nab 6rouflm 3opH-
fbip tn bieiem gountp uno einiye Sabre
fpdter nod Rw Ybiab tpbia. sdon
TN Sabre 1889 uaro lbm Die 2titlnQ
elmer S1ule anuertraut uno in osn
Sabren 1910 bis 1874 beIRdte cr Die
Weitern uniuerIitdt III @lcpelano uno
Union college I'M 5.aote Heu Oprt.
SIN Sabre 1851 betleioate Wslip Die
5telle als @ountp. .2auomeIer. iparo
i'm Sabre 1853 Nopptut uno mar eini9e
Sabre als lolder tbdtis, bis er im
Sabre 1856 ols Gupsrinttnotnt Der
bieiigen SAulsn ertpdblt ipuroe. msIhs
Stelle er bis gum Sabre 1885 nit tur=
ger unterbredun9 betleioete. @r mar
Elm tiibti9er Rdoasoge uno r1breno
ben 80 Sabren ieines W,steas III . II
bieiiQen Shulen lab er cine oonss Sc
neration betauluabien. Msltp usrbei=
rdi9tte Iib i'm Sabre 1876 nit 9toetina
GOerbart III Seem 8bilaoslpblo; er bins
terldBt cine 8ittms, 4 ainOer uno 6
8roBtinoer.
stm 5. 9lu9ult in Canal DoOer i'm
2llter BON unQeidbr 65 Sobren Sobn
Wi3enann nab elmer Granf5eit bon
nur 3lDei Wo9en. Dor unQeIdbr smei
Sa6reu muBte gBisenauu lib we9en
&rebstrantGeit Die 3un9e berausIbuei=
Den Ial1en. Ser Berltorbsne linterI1Bt
etne WIttlue unb 3net Ginoer, eincn
So6n unO eiue 5odter.
Nm 8. NuguIt in ,GenniIon 6rau
@ora Gong i'm alter bon 35 Sa6ren an
Der Aus3ebtunQ. Die Gsritprbeue bin |
teriaBt einen @0lttn uuo 3pei Ginoer.
Vim 9. Qu9ult III 8snniion 6r0u
5a nab NROtter i'm Utter bon SO Sob= |
rem. Sic biNtert0bt 3fuei 900ne uno
cine Godter.
Nm s 9Iu9uIt in Nep YDiIaoelpbia
Grou Vita GreigbtOn Barter, Die Sat
tin bon Groncis aRorter, i'm 9llter bon
% Sa9rcn an Der usSebruns.
Vim s. gluquIt in 0}iouole Sjames
s. Gaep i'm Utter bon 80 Sab en- al
9'eroauun0sbc'6weroen. Ser 8erFor=
b mar ni6t berbeirotbet.
2lm z. Nu9ult in 0Ort WaIbinq;un
5rau GRotia Sperling=9emutb i'm
Glitter bon SO Sabren mad langem, /
1hperen Qeioen an einem Rrebsee=
Ibpiir. Ser Yeritorbene binterIQBt
einen @atten. eilten 9obn uno. eine
aooptirte So6ter.
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Gctbftu, orD nerbiitct.

Die iiterraldenbe anfiinoisuns, bae
cine Gerbiitung sun Selbltmcrb entneft
merpen lei, pirp giele interelfren. Gin
absefpanrteS Syltem, pper gieberse-
lhlaeenbeit finb sepGhnlid Die gorbcten
pes Gelbitmprocs - uno 1T jeBt ettpas
entbedt mprnen, bas jene gorboten perz
binpern wirp. Setm erltsn @epanfen,
lid, gu entlei6en, nebme man electric
8itters. Da lie cine eroBe Meroens 5cs
nif linp, meroen lie Die 9lerSen itGrfen
unD pas Syltem aufhaufn. sic regulirt
aud BEN Masen, Die geber llap bic 9iie-
ren. Sur so Gts. unb sarantirt Ron
e. .. 5tainsberSsE AYotbeffr.
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@eItern blelten Die MiitQIeoer oes
SsalIenoerelns Der 3ieli9en refornirten
&ir0e im Sslano 8art bel 8enniIon
i6r SaGres=Y Ycnic. IS tpnreu i'm oan=
5en sc 0amen antpeIeno uno Vile uns
terbielten li6 auf's bette.
Samilien meroen nit ben beIten
gSelnen uno 2iqueuren periehen ourd
Noolpb's @n=Gros 2iqusllggei9dft am
bubble Square. tt.
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= Sr. Satob 2eus BON Gleoelano
1T bier bel icinen alten yetannten auF
8eIu9.
- Die 0aferente 1T porii6er, Der
@rtra9 entIpri6t nidt DEN sebegten @r=
tuattungen. "
= Moroen tritt in WpoosIielo Die
IenatOriele @onbention Der Genofraten
oieies 9iltritts 3uiammen.
= Nud Iebten Sountag bat es qe=
reqnet uno batten pir iebt Idon IL
Ge9en=S Sonntage mad einanoer.
- Bert 9iflon purbe am Montaq
bn Sheriff Wagner bon Canal Sober
Md Dem Srrenaipl in WaililIon ae=
bra6t. Ser un9liifielige 8aterm0roer
lit unbeiibarem @abulinn berfauen.
= Sir Weine uno 2iqueure sum
Sausaebrau6 uno 5u meoi3;niI9en
3wefen tuenoe man liA an Qoolpb's
@n=@ros= =2iqueur Store am Yublic
Square, Pbone 35l. II.
- Nlpin q. @uteniobn bon gna=
oenbiiiten, Der bon unierem Gon9reB=
mann 9rn. Sobn @allingbam dig ga=
bet fir @eit pOint empfoblen tpuroe,
bat feline griifrng aliiflid beitanoen
unb 1T nun Elm ri9tiger Welt pointer.
= 3piiden ben Sruitees bon 5alem
Sopnibip uns Siaac gbans belteben
Differen3en iiber Die groffnuns elmer
neuen Gtrabe uno gbans bat I'M bieii=
gen 8eridt cine S6abenerIabtla9e ae=
aen Die Srufees einaerei6t.
= Gm eamitas sosen iid in Rlon-
bite s,uei Staliener. Die auf einen
ISrahtsug fpringen MOLTEN. idlimme
Verlebunaen gu; Der Cine ma1te cine
Sdulter aus. Ddhrenb Der Nnoere be /,
te6te Seite uno Die 9afte i6limm AIS
tidtete.
Sobn RobD bat in Ieinem Sc
|hdft on Jactnrn 6trabe in Canal
Doper 'idon cine fd6ne Mniterauspabl
BON Winternaaren fir Mdnner= uno
Gnaben=Nnsiige. Snbem er fir Die
Gunoidaft beifens oantt, bit=
tet er Tim meiteren 3uiprud. "a
. 8ie @d0nbrunn aoae go. 43O
uno New philadelphia 2ooe SO. l07
Der Goo SeQons iperoen ndditen Mitt.
nod i'm Gairgrunoe in Canal Doper
sin Bic=Nie beraniialten, 81 ipeldem
ale Goo Geaolps i'm gountp uno oas
publifum i'm Qllgemeinen ber3li6 ein=
3elaoen iino.
Na6 bem ll1rihsbille ,gbroniele1
bfieb bel oer @rclirlion. Die am Iebten
Ereitag Bon lbri6sbiae nod Gear
Boint abging, bel Der Ruffabrt ein
Iunaer gurlhe in Ganousfp, 5uriif.
4m nd6iten Sage fdifte oerlelbe eine
Gepeide oes eSnhalts: .gerfshlte Den
3ug, idift @slo." yun tpire es
lGeroines cine aleinigteit eetpeien.
Selo nad 5anousfD su ldiden, iuenn
,er Burfde mir Isiae NorsiIe nit sez /
ali0t bate. bn oas aber niht Der San /
uar, 10 blieb nod bic 55rage al l0feu,
uie man oas 8elb fdiderl f0nne. naB
5 auD In Die riGtigerl Ddnoe tpnllue. /
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Seiter.

@eifern Mitto9 belnertte Daniel
aulielp. Dab in ieiner G6eune an On=
SoohflaBe 5euer m,sQebrodeu mar.
Sas Jeueroepartement puroe iofort
alarnirt uno mar in tpeni9en Minutcn
auf ZEN 8ranoplabs. aber ba Die
Sheune nit 9eu uno Saferoarben an=
9efiillt mar. 10 mar nas @ebduoe in
tUenlQen Dtinuter b0llie in 6lomn,sn
gebiillt uno brannte bolItdnoiq nieoer
uno Die Jeuerpebr fonnte tpeiter ni6ts
tbun. als cine peitere Nusbreituuq oes
Sranoes perhiiten. Gin iun9es Siilen
uno Elm Waaen, Die in Der Sheune
paren, fonnten nit tuapper Notb ae=
rettet peroen. GniIelp elauht, Der
Srano lei ourd entitanben. Dab ie=
mano. Der Dorbeiain9, ein brennenoes
Strei6bol5 ODER einen giqarltummeI in
ben Gtaa mari. Ser 0erlult 1T tbeil=
lueiIe ourA geriideruns geocdt.
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6rau u. s. 8ooonin bon
llDri4spiQe muroe Mittpod Na1t leb-
ter Wo6s auf Dem @sleiIe Der 9. &
.. @lienbabn bon elmer 2otomotipe
tiberTa6ren uno sst6otst uuo am Dpns
nerltas Moraen um 2 llbr iuaro bic
2ei6e sefunoen. Sic 5rau aeiate Tbon
ieit ldnaerer 3eit Nnssiden BON Sci.
ftesli0rung. uno nuroe bon ben Nnaea
b0risen dn9itlid bsmadt. 5roboem
selana es ibr an ienem Nbenb. na6oem
Die ssamllie gesIaubt. iie fGlaie in
ihrem Bette, gu entDeiden.
- 9ie gommiiIondre bon Sasca=
raipas @ountp baben gesen bic Nmeris
can Bridge So. cine 9lage fir ben ge=
tras bon $4,000 einsereiht. als bic
neue Bride iiber 9tillpater stpii1en
8enniion uno lbri9spiae gebaut tuur-
be. marc Die alte Bride na1 Canton
9ebradt. UNI fiir3er gema6t gu tperoen,
10 oab lie on einem anoeren plabe per=
tpenbet peroen t0nnte. DIE neue
Bride uurOe be5ablt. aber bic alte
Bride tpuroe niemals 3uriif qebraAt
uno nun perlan9en bic @ommillipndre
B, fiji $4,000 Sdaoeneriab.
= Glpoe Cribs, elm Rnabe bon
@illtam @ribbs auf Der 9iioieite, gina
al Samftag 8ornlittag IN Elm fleines
8ebOl5 in Der 9fdbe bon 2odport um
geeren 5u fammdn. Nuf Dem 0eims
Dege .fiel er in Elm offenes gfoHenlo6,
oas neben oen We9e semadt poroen
mar uno spar fiel er nit benz Gopfe
Doran uno blieb in benz 2o6e itefen.
obne I'M Gtanoe gu iein. tpieoer beraus
su tomulen. 9aplo Mereoitb bon Go
fben, oer borbeifubr. bemertte ole
itrampelnben geine bes 9naben uno
beeilte Iih, benIelben aus ieiner fhlim=
men Sage su retten ionlf mdre tpobl Der
feline 8urfde III bem 2ode erhidt.
Salome 98alter perIanqt cine
g 5eioung bon DerrD Walter. iDeilI
0etIelbe nidt fiir' ibren unterbalt iorgt
uao 3ie thittid nliff n 4. Gas Yaar
fat orei Ginber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13
0egen oett Ssstno cSfauoaI.

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uns ersablt = bas Burgermeilferamt Der
baoiihen Stapt s. erlaNsn ater Den
5unpci lnoal, Sn Den 98jrtbldafteu
fano IiG fitrSltA cine gerfii9uns irlsen=
ben BortlautS angel6lasen: ,@escn
6unpebefser, pelde buIben, paB lire
9unoe sewODnteitsmaBis cbne sureat=
fertt9enne SeranlaKuug belleu unp beu<
len, miro auf @runp oes $3.50, 3iF. II,
.. R.=St.=@,=8. ltrafeno eineelhritten.
l6. Sftuber 1902. Das Blr9ermeiltcrz
amt" - Oa5 1T Elm beoeutcnper S6rttt
pormart5 auf Dem tbterpIYhplcsiI6eu
9sbiet, nno Die Sbier1AuBYeretne iperpen
ibre beqe 6reuoe an Der Stapt s. baben,
tpelae 70 naAorldlid paS Stuoium pes
Seelenlebens Der 5biere fprpert. gtun
miro Die i3eit ni9t mebr fern ietn, tpo
mir pas ptde M6ps9en in etfriaem &C.
lpraA nit pem 5iiter Der Srbnunq 1eben,
mo- Der labme Sdimmel ben Gloden,
ltrans bes pcliseitcmmiFariats ;iett, um
lber iein erlittenes unre6t &laae su fiib>
rem, 100 eneliG! - bic 3uritf1elebten
1biere einen Gertreter ibrer @attung i'm
Ma9iitrat erbalten.
Wm. Miller bon Canal 9oper,
oer i2idbriBe 5nabe, Der auf bic Gn.
tla9e lein,s Taters me9en Gdliduna
perbaftet uno Dor ben probate- -Gi1ter
aebradt muroe. marb bonn grobate=
rldter nit einem 8ermeile entlafen,
na6oem er geHerun9 berIpro1en uuo
Der tldserifde Batter ieIblt $50 giira.
idaft geleiltet fur oas quite Yerbalten
oes iu9enolihen SiinDers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-18

The season promises to be one Of
calamities. Floods and tornadoes in the
west, drouths in the east, with too much
politics everywhere and oflice-seekers
and tax-eaters infesting the land. it
would seem that we were being punish
ed for our sins.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-18

The township caucus will be held at
the place where the last general cleo
ton was held, on Saturday June 10, 1908
at o'clock p. m. A full attendance is
earnestly requested
MARION WooDARD, Chairman.
O. e. HULL, Secretary.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-18

Every day makes more manifest the
fact that the democracy Of the nation
and Of this state as well, has preset
ed to it a grand opportunity. A united
democracy, with a candidate of such
judicious and conservative antecedents
as to command the confidence of the
country, and with platform for tariff
reform, trust regulation and avoiding
the hobbies and isms of the noisy few.
would sweep the country.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-18

The change of editors on the Leon
Journal has not changed the policy of
the paper and the stereotyped phase Of
liar in answering argument still occu-
pies prominent place in its vocabu-
lazy.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-18

We have suggestion for the repub-
licans Of Decatur county: Send up del
egation of the old, solid wheel-horses Of
the party to the state convention.--Leon
Jonrna.
In other words no Commins republicans
should apply.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-18
HARMONY INDEED.

That the Leon Journals effort for har-
mony in the republican party of Deca-
tur county has been a success has not
been doubted. The following deadly
parallel from it's editorial column last
week will convince any skeptic who
doubts the ability of the Journal editor
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-18
Democratic County Convention.

The democrats of Decatur County,
Iowa, will meet in delegate convention,
at the court house in Leon, Iowa, on
Saturday June 20, 1908 at II O'clock a.
m. for the purpose of selecting nine
delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention to be held at Des Moincs, Iowa,
on June "a, 1903 and for the rcorganiza
ton of the County Central Committee,
and such other business as may come
before the convention.
The ratio of representation will be
one delegate for each township and yot
ing precinct, and an additional delegate
for every 20 votes or fraction of 10
votes or over cast for T. M. Stuart for
congress at the last general election.
The townships will be entitled to dele
gates as follows:
Bloomington. 8 Grand Rivcr. 3
Burrell.. ........ A Hamilton ......... A
Center...... -. -. High Point....... 5
Davis City,. !. A Leon. ~. ............11
Decatur. ...... 6 Leroy. 3
Eden. 800. 800. 6 Long Crcek........ 6
Fayette. 10 Morgan. -. ...... 4
Franklin ~. -. -. New Buda......... 5
Garden Grove. Richland ...... 8
Woodland