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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-11-03


in her early wears q resident OF Paris, as
was her husband, Daniel Chandler Bent
They were married in 1851, and in 1Sot
went TO Oshkosh, which has been theil
home most of the time since. MI. BEN
dealt in lumber, pine lands ana rea
estate. For the past number OF years Ut
has been retired and is now SO feeoi'
that he is confined to the house grea
deal. Mrs. Bent was always active anC
vigorous until about three years aS'
when she first became i'll. She is sur
vived by her husband, who is eighty-tw'
wears of age, and three children.
The ladies' of the Congregations
Society will hold a Rainbow FestiVa
at their church, Dec. Sd and 4th.
COMMITTEES.
Fntertainment-Mrs. 6. A. Wilson, Mrs.J.
Chute Mrs. Agnes Penfold. -, NJ.
Decoration-Mrs. j. S. Wright, Mr.. ana NIT
ReceptionNMrs. w. Z. Brooks, Mrs. $. l
Briggs Mrs. ii. y. Bolster, Mrs j. r. fllm y,
Mrs Dora b. Greene, Mrs; C;M howsru' nrl
VIM. J. Wheeler, Mrs. J. X. Bennett, Mrs. +.
Burbank, Miss Alice knight. Miss Anna Mors =
Refreshments-NIrs Geo. L. Eastman, MIS-.
n. Daughraty, Mrs. w. A. Porter N.
Miscellaneous Table-Mrs; A w w Ma WsIt.
III. ".
SWEET. Mrs. j. III. Bean, Mrs Esther hysrsor T..
Candy Table-Mrs. \. A. Shurtlen; MRS 81.
Chandler, Mrs. w. L. Farrar MISS M aths
Maxim Miss Sue Wheeler, Miss Mert,e "aAG
Fancy Table-Mrs. I. 5. Barnes, MIS- W.
GRAY, Mrs e. W. Bowker. u
Apron Table-Mrs. T. Hathaway, Mrs w.
Maxim. Mrs. L. Rounds, MS, Geo. hicoaru
Mrs. A. ID. Talbot, Mrs. ID. Y. Hicks. ,u
Tulip C,arden-Mrs. w. u. frothingnam' w
Ollie Nj stuart Miss Eva Walker. ~
Ice Cream-Mrs- A. II. Jackson. MIS- "
Barrows- NJ,
COOK Book--Mrs. n. ID. Bolster, Mrs; y.
Wright Mrs j. w. Chute. Miss Hattie haske
Miss Anna Morse. Miss Alice KNIGHT hrs- ~
Elder. A., ~
Food Table-Miss Hattie Haskell, Mrs; \;
Bolster, Mrs. n. G. Elder, Miss Emma hasAe
Cook Book Table-Mrs. Fred Wright
A miscellaneous entertainment free
all will be given Dec. Sd, the evening
the sale. On Friday evening, Dec. Al
the Lotus Club of Lewiston will give
concert assisted by Miss Elsie Live
more, who has been aptly term'
Americas brightest monologist az
commedienne." The reputation OF q
Lotus Male Qusrtette need hardly
mentioned as it is well known
the leading quartette in the state;
most enjoyable evening is promised
those who attend.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06
: 8runswick 9iaiNing.ss
= and g0rwarding =
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Phone No. t02,
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Legal NOTICE.
'PhoHe No. t02.

Georgia, Glynn County:
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as guardian Of the person
and property OF Ralph T. Waff, will
on May %. 1903, at the court house
OF said county, apply to Honorable
Y. y Parker judge superior court,
liruVwick circuit, for an order to sell
the one-hfth undivided interest OF said
Ralph T. Waff in and to that GER
tain track Of land in the city OF
brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia, de
sclibed as the southern onohalf @!
old town lot number three hundred
and dfty-nine. with two-story frame
house thereon, value of said entire
property being about eighteen hun
dred dollars; said order to provide
for re-investment of proceeds of such
sale.
Application for sale made because
the owners of the other interest in
said property desire to sell same, and
will apply for partition unless such
apnlication is granted, ana for the
further reason Ahat sale of such
interest will be best for said wards
estate.
This April nth, 1903
CARRIE NJ WAFF.
Guardian of Person and property
Ralph T. Waf.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

A force of carpe 1tors are now at
work on the store OF Newcastle street
formerly occupied by Mrs Earle.
Morgan's drug store which now oc-
cupies the store next door, will, as
soon as he building is completed,
occupy both places and the company
will have one of The handsomest
drug stores in this section of the
state.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06
GEORGIA.. GLYNN COUNTY:

GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY:
To whom it may concern: H. j.
Read, county administrator, having
made application to me in due form
to be appointed permanent admins
traitor upon the estate OF Charles A.
Hoyt. late Of said county, and in
his petition alleges that he has gone
beyond the sea-. ana out of the ju-
rsdiction Of the state of Georgia, ard
not having ben heard from for over
seven % years, notice is hereby
a&an that said applicant will be heard
al the regular term Of the court OF
ordinary for said county. to be held
on the first Monday in July, A. D.
1903.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature this the 5th day Of June A. D.
1908. HORACE DART,
Ordinary, Glynn County, Ga.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

GEORGIA.. CTYNN COUNTY.
Dudley IT. Asbell executor of the
estate Of Mary w TToyt having made
application for leave to sell land be
longing to said estate, this is to cite
All persons concerned to show cause
before the court of ordinary of said
county, at the July term, 1903, why
said application should not be granted
This June 5th, 1903.
HORACE DART, Ordinary
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06
Citation.

GEORGIA. GLYNN COUNTY.
70 whom it may concern: G. p.
Goodyear executor OF the estate Of
Mrs. Addie P. Shelter, having made
application for leave to sell land be-
longing to said estate this is to cite
an persons concerned to show cause
why said application should not be
granted. al the July term, 1903, of
Glynn court Of ordinary
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

GEORGIA. GLYNN COUNTY.
Anna M. Gatchell, having made ap-
nIicatiop for twelve months support
out Of the estate Of Ferdinand Catch
ell. and appraisers duly appointed to
set apart the same having fled their
return. all persons concerned are
hereby required to show cause before
the court Of ordinary of said county
on the first Monday in June, la03
why said application should not be
Granted
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06
AROUND OUR CITY,
BATCH OF SMALL ITEMS PICKED
UP DURING THE DAY BY
NEWS REPORTERS.
Dentists. TO Meet.

The Georgia dentists will hold their
annual session at Warm Springs on
June 1G. DR.. D. D. Atkinson, who is
mcmbtr of the board of examiners
will attend the meeting. Several APP
plicants will be examined and proba-
bly, admitted at the meeting.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06
Resulted in 4 MistriaI.

The jury in the case Of the state
VS. Sam Adams, charged with steal
ing hogs, failed to agree upon a YER
diet and a mistrlal was declared in
the case. The jury was out all Thurs
day night They stood eleven for
acqulttal and one for conviction.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06
PreshYterian Picnic.

The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school held their annual pic
mic a St Simon yesterday Quito
large number of he children and
their parents went over and the day
was much enjoyed " them all.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

Or @. G. Green, OF Woodbury. New
Jersey, sole manufacturer of Green 8
August Flower ana Boschee's German
syrup, whose advertisement appears
in onr paper regularly, win send to
any one mailing a two cent stamp
to pay postage. one of his ne~ Der
man Syrup and August Flower puzzles
made of wood and glass. II amu5es
and perplexes young and old. At
though very difficult, It can be mas
.erah Mention this napAr
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06
3ome Social
GelUs Hotes.

Y Y y
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clever have re-
turned to Darien.
Mrs. E. L. Stephens has returned
from a visit to Waycross.
Mr.. C. L. Gambler has recovered
from his recent Illness.
Miss Rita McKinnon viii leave to-
day for st. Simon, to visit Miss Ethel
Conoly
Miss Aline Jeffers,of Waycross, is
the guest Of Misses Laura and Louise
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Conoly and Miss
Ethel Conoly have gone to ST. Simon
TO spend some time.
Miss May Screven, who came over
to attend the funeral OF Mrs. J. G.,
Young. has returned to Darien.
A party OF young people enjoyed a
moonlight ride around The boulevard
last night.
=, W., ,,,a Mic.
Margaret Young are spending a few
days with Captain J G. Young on
Esmont street
,..,
MIS- l''i0'5'' q '''''' '''-' ~
daughter 0d'0'Su ~ 81 ~ ., -
congressman anu ~ 10
WICK IN 0auuei go
Tboso who have news for the Sun.
Inv, n,,,o. ORC ronrceted to teIeph0ne
lhe society eol''f u ooi'''' u -
with the office Saturday morning
o,,. ,oo+;r~ of
the recently appointed special com
nittoo IN entertainment of the IL
brary aSs"c'a''o'' ioI 1''o''''''' ''''>'
moon at $50 at the library rooms, a
fun attendance Of the committee is
,aouestfd rs il is desired to perfect
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

] am offering q full line Of all kinds
of ladies and mems shoes at reason
able prices. J. a Smith, Newcastle
street
For Dorothy Dodd' shoes, the lat
est for women, see J. A. Smith. New
castle street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

Miss Slater has something else new
The Nes Bishop Collar, in linen
slammed in different designs.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

Mai ig9tengalo has accepted a
position withe the Morgan Drug
store.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

News Job Omce-Rast Printing.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

LOST-A small brooch crescent ar
row and stat, studded with pearls.
Please return to Miss Bessie Symmes,
|619 Grant street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

Wilio Bailov has returned to the
city from college.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

HORACE DART, Ordinary
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

Guardian of Person and property
Ralph T. Waff.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il Young and Miss
Margaret Young are spending a few
days with Captain J G Young Oh
Epm0nt street
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

b0rte. MIs 2abD Mlicia ben Saui9por.
i9Iag ma1te, mar Gutbbert's Wtutter
bereits tobt unb Der Batter mod ETY.
Raufmanr bon aiemli4 bel9rdntte1t
Mitteln. 8eibe Sbeile tparen fi4 iibrt.
gems ber beatebungsnetien @ere4ttgtstt
Ser 9anbluns betpubt, benin tint Tallt
beg Tobes bes rehtmdbisen Grbe1
mare gutbbert an beffen STEELE getrs.
ten. au9 tpenn Der Sitel erlof4en tpds
re. 2abb Qlieia traf ibre @ortebrungets
70 gebeim, bab ielbft 2orb Morbanet
ni4ts babon erfubr."
limb es f0nnte feline Before 20luna
geben," rtef @enebra. nbenn mir ala
tperben nun slidli9 fein!"
rSa, Soft fet Danf," e~ntsegnets
9uso. rfelbF Sante Barbara pirS
nun einen eblen 8eruf erbals
ten, lie tpirb bic sdrtlt4s
Mutter biefes bilflpIsn @efepA
perben, unb bieie Nufsabe erfiillt TIT
gauges Sera. Wtr nebmen i'm morgen
NIT, @enebra, unb ct ptrb in 2pls
9all BEL aittp unb gutbbsrt ftets toilts
fommen fein."
SreubentbrGnen fiillten Generals
@ugen, lie f9ritt lansiam binaus ina
5reie unb blidte btnauf mo Qlfes
2iebe unb Grtarmen lit. Die peiben
liaten DDlt6en batten fi9 seritrept.
unb am tiefblauen !6orisonte iegelte
maieftdtii9 bic &Onigin bic Na9t in
itrablenber SGOnbeit.
9etpegt faltete bas MGb9en bic
SGnbe, bas 9er3 iiberqupll in leiien
@orten bes Santes unb Der 4nbetuns.
uQmen!" ipra9 cine leiie Sttmme
: ernit unb feierli9.
Sic trat an 6ugo's geite unb
i9mieste bas 9aupt an feline S4ultsr.
{ Mitttfens mar ibnen sefolst uno
! legte feline Sanb in bic Generals, 6ez
rubtst bon benz bloBen 8epuBtIsin
i6rer Ndbe. 9as Monbli6t bertldrte
feline 59Dnen 3ige unb befrdn5te bic
golbenen 2oden tpie nit einem @loz
rien1 heine.
8enebra fiibte i'm poll Mitleib unb
inniser 2iebe auf bic Stirne.
nWie punberbar iinb bic @ese bes
Serrn," fliiiterte lie, ueinit fiir6tsts
unb b~erurtbeilte i6 2orb 2ple unb
nun purbe ct uns Mllen gum Sessn,
nun erblubt ar unfer Slid aug 9raz
be5 Na9t."
(Gnbe.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
(@nbe.)

= Die neueite Mobe. Gin beiterer
3pif9enfall eretsnete ii9 fiirsliG III
einem 9ef9Gft, tpel9es nur Serrenars
titel fi6rt. Gin &unbe, ipel6er einen
Suit faufen tpollte, prpbierte mearere
auf, mgr aber ausenf9einli9 i9tper gu
b~efrtebtsen, unb balb mar Der gauge
2abentif9 nit 9iiten bebedt, bie. ni4t
na9 Wunf9 paren. gnolt9 nabm bet
@ertdufer einen braunen 6ilsbut bonn
Slide, pifdte i'm rinssum NIT ieiaem
@ermsl ab unb bislt. i'm benz aaufsr
betpunbernb Dor, ~Stsfe Site tuer>
ben tn btsfer Sation febr piet getrgs
gen. mein Serr," ertldrte er. nWiria
lt1s" fragile ber 2unt; na9bentlt4,
fi9 i'm Spieset betra9tenb, ben Sd,
aYf benz aopfe. u6tnSen ste. bnB y
mild tleibs}9" : apsseseianet. nisfu
9err. Wenn Ct Sbnet beguen itisst
- uSa, ct ftbt gut. 60 metnsr
sic. i4 ioltts tim bsbqlteng" -sN
CLAUDE, Sic fOnnten tetne before mail
trsffm." uSas frsut mid ptrtlt9
febr, ba btauds id ia tetnen nsif1
Sut!" 80 Ser Wet4
taufer bate linn btfiebentlid BEN alteu
SUIT %angeboten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Sin btllt8eS 0etm.

1900 ader 9axb in Stearus County in eli
ner 9e9eno su perfaufen, no nur beuti6e
Sarmer wobnen, cine bis pier Meilen BON
Der Stabt, Stride mnb S6ule, Creamery,
Wiible uub pon einem Warftplas, ipo Der
Sarlner ole Erobufte sepinnbrinseno per-
faufen fam. Ger goben 1T ihmer nno Dot
lebmiss lluterlase. Sberfld6e iGwarser
9ebm unb weuenf6rmi9. Greis fir milbes
0anb Don SIS bis $50 ben Mder. @i1 Gull
tipirte Sormeu bel mir gu faufen: 160 slfer,
pom beneu 55 uuter 8flug unb 30 gter @ie.
fen limb, nit neuem Srainebars unb Stau,
aubertbalb Weile pom Der Stabt nit ZOO
Ginwobnern So, 900. Serner ellie 100 Mder
6arrn, pier Wteilen pom Der Stabt, rs Qder
inter Elu9, 20 Ider @ielen, Der Heit nit
Srabtsauu uinseben; Yreis 81. $50. Sine
brittle Sarm, 200 @der srob, 60 Mfer uuter
Nflug. 20 glfer @ieien, Der Gef nit 0rabt=
Saul um9ebem. @roBer StaQ, Saus unb
Srudtbaus. 81 Weilen pen Der StaSt. 8reis
$1,000. Nebft bieIen nod ambere Sarmen su
iebr biui9en Yreiier, feline S25 per older. Oie
9fa6baren perlan9ert bas Ooppelte fir 2anb,
bas ni6t 10 9nten goben bat. @er elm biz
Itges 9eim min, wenbe iib an
&enrp 1Ientt, 6reeport, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

yerpaltnr1en."
,@er lit bieIer 8etriiser? bieIe
Mabniinnise9 Was bat ct bier 5,
i9affen9" panbte fi4 2ubin an Der
8anquier.
v@er es i1t9" rief Der anbere.
.@rGflide @naben baben bod Sobn
6augbton ni9t Der9eiien, Sp9n
S%augbton, Der nit Sbnen ben 2urus
unb bic Bequemli9teit zines iicilianis
fden @efdnsnifies tbeilte9 Nidt tpabr,
mein 6reunb, mir baben uns nieber
sefunben9 Weibt Du, bab id bieie
Stunbe erflebt babe Sabre lans9"
Wie elm piitbenbes Sbier ~itarrte Der
@raf INN ft9 unb tpanbte 5i6 banl
na9 her Shire. Nber bic IiiBe Der.
fagten ben 0ienjt, CT fant in ben nod.
item Sefiel. pl1blt9 audte Elm f9ret'
li@er @erbabt bur4 feline @eele. 81
aog bas 8tllet aus Der Sai9e, rib e.
5afttg auf unb las es nit sliibenben
Wuger.
npebro, i6 liebte Did treu unb In
mia. 6abe i9 Did ni9t aus benz Sc
fdngniffe befreit, fir Did s%earbeitet,
aelitten9 Su aber 6aft mild breimal
betrosen. Sd neib allies. Sn iene,
Na@t berbalf id @enepra CUR Sludt,
i6 femme i6ren 4ufentbalt, unb Pebrr
= i9 terpedfelte bic Slider"
8rillenb bor Nnst unb Mutb mar
er bas Billet our Grbe. Nnn mar ih.r
alles flar.
3orngliibenb iprang er auf, iant gu:
rid unb fiel in &rdmpfen auf ben 3d.
ben.
0ie er19redtsn 3ui9auer fainter
nun feline Mabe. Man 1orgte fir tbr
nit allen, mas Der Hei9tbum Dieter
fann. gr itarb ni9t; bic Spiis, pei.
DIE 3epbpr's sarten a0rper psrnihte
ItGtte, bermo9te ni9t bic 2ebenstraf
bie1es Mannes gu 5~erftOren, lie lG9mt'
nur feline 9lteber unb ma4te i'm 5eit:
lebens gum &riippel.
Mebrere Monate IpGter, als er II
einem Spitale non elmer Rente, bic thr
Elm sepifier Sobn 9augbton te1tamen:
tari}9 bermaht bate, lebte, eriaier
cine tleine abgemagerte Srau gu:
palermo unb lieB itd NIT Tim trauert
Sebermann punberte lid bariiber
aber Niemanb abnte, baB bic nnsliit:
li9e bic emit 10 sefeierte 3epbpr let.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
"a. &dpttel.

5iefer unb ttefer fenften fi9 bic
G9atten Der 9dmmerung. Ste Dunf!e
3au9molfe, bic ben lieben, lansen Sag
iber ben bertimmerten 8Gumen
f9pebte unb eigentlib einen f4parasn
Wespeiier iiber Mertbpn Spbrill Bill
bette, bate it9 gletdiam pertldrt bur9
ben @iber19ein iener enbloien 5eue:z
perfitGtten, beren aablrei9e bobe Sea-
mine einem Walb bon aitloien 8Gu=
men gli9en.
Cine biftere, DOE. traurige Scene. On
ba9te au9 bic iunge Srau, bic miioe
unter Der S6iire bon Nan Mr. Neal'a
9Gus9en lebnte. Sin srober Sbap;
umbiillte bic bobe @etalt, aber er
fonnte bic Mnmutb ibrer Sormen ntGt
bergen unb 5elbft bier i'm biiitereT
s3mieli9t pirbe irgenb Scenario, Der
iie friiber setannt unb seliebt, unz
feblbar tire Sbentitdt erratben baten,
unru1ts bltdte lie na9 allen Sci
ten, beoba9tete bic lebten Der 9ninbsnz
ben umriiie, bic Mlles einf6liebenben
@erge, BITE ii9 freuaenbert pfabe, ben
Wegpetier, Der, tpie Elm @efpenit, NIT
altsgeitredten Mrmen bqitanb, bic Ten
Gelber, bic seritreuten 9dufer, bon mel
den muir zines 10 nabe tpar, baB bic
menf9lt4e Stimme sebOrt tperbsn
fonnte. Nuf Der ga1laer meiten
Qonbf9aft lag lautlofe Stille, uno
genebra mars, als babe man Tie aus
benz Wirbel f%ieberbafter Mufresune,
aus 8abels eerduf9bollen StraBen
htnaussef9leubert in eine GpbGre Der
2eere unb ginfamfeit. 2ebenbia Be-
graben! Wie oft pieberbolte lie bic
morte unb ftraubte fi4 sesen fol9'
traurises @eidi9. @htnfb oft batts
tie NIT etferuer MillehStraft IN trants
batter uhtubs setdupft ahb ft4 be-
atpun9en.
@is blfdte ernit unb trauris Dor ftA
btn. Aetn Wunber, bab t9r GILES tpte
Elm Gtebertraun1 erf4ien, tper, tie bon
bteient abgef9tebe1er. Gled4en grbe
bas a~ufrssenbs neben ber Reftbena be,
tra9tete, tpenn fte an bic bittere Dual,
bas namenlofe 3eib Der iiinsften @ers
gansenbeit, an bic D~emiitbtsung ibrer
Slu9t bahte, bic sepi9tise @rfabr>
ung ertuos, bic jbr bter slet9 Bel Nn>
fang hires G~ttlllebens %entsesensetre=
ten, unb ben Wes, ben fie aefibrt tuur@
be, als einen gebeimntbbollen, ibr npr>
seaei9netsn pfab erfdeinen lteb. nDies
mar Der Weg, ben tie gefiibrt tporben."
Dieter @ebante mubte berubisen. sic
bate einen Giibrer, tparpm linn benin
nt9t bertrauen2 2angfam tpanbten
fi9 bic buntlen Musen gen 9immel, an
benz 1i9 etn Stern mad benz anbert,
aeiste. Mu9 bier pa9ten bic funteln,
ben Sterne, 5ter in btefer @ilbniB,
bteier ginfamteit, bic ibr tpie Elm pere
geffenes, beriuntenes pldb9en elmer
unbefannten Welt erf9ien. Mu9 bier
blidte Der gtpise auf feline &inber =
unb fte faltete fill bic 9dnbe iiber benz
9eraen, bas nun nidt mebr Gnsfli9
po9te. sic ppllte tparten unb Ders
trauen unb ~bereitpillis lire &rGfte
benz @erte peiben, bas ibr bic @orIez
buns ansepiefen, bas fte in biefem
9dus9en gefunben.
Sic trat burd bic offene S6iire;
Mittinfens mar auf benz Stuble eine
9ef9lafen unb ertpadte erif. als Tie
2t4t bra4te.
vg2un pirb bic r,eue Mutter Nan
bic tpeiben Stufen ipie @0selhsn fins
1frt .laffen." Bat er. beaieria 1ah benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

sdminoiu6ts Gur.-@ arnsr's
8blte 8ine Of 1ar Strip, raS be-
ite Suitenmittel auf grben, beilt gr=
tdlturs in einem Sage, menn ,eitts
9nOmmen. % urb Scots. Sn allen
Mpotbefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

~ @derpferbe unb Mdbrer gu
pertaHfsn bel 6, g. WcSiure, 9te
an. nno 2. StraBe &c. ct. Glcub,
Wttnt Ii 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
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Evening journal., 1903-05-14
MURDERED GIRLS BODY
ORDERED TO Be EXHUMED
Officials Want to Determine
If Priests Sister Was
Choked to Death

Lorain, O.. May 14.--As a result OF
the disagreement between physicians
as to the condition OF the body Of
Agatha Reichlin when II was examined
after the murder. it IS probable that
the remains will be exhumed. It is de-
clared that two reputable persons are
ready to swear that there were finger
marks around the throat of the woman.
indicating that she had been choked.
The most important move made by
the authorities In the Reichlin case
since the release OF Rev. Ferdinand
Walser was made when Noah Sprad-
ling. the bartender who sold the gallon
OF whisley to Casimir Reichln directly
after the murder, was taken to police
headquarters by Detectives Goldsmith
and Mintz.
Spradling Is said to have divulged
important information regarding the
murder, and viii be held as a witness
for the grand jury under heavy bail.
Spradling was subjected to a sweat
box examination. At its conclusion
Mintz demanded that the whole case
be reopened Mayor King and Prose
eutor Stroup have as yet reached no
decision in the matter.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
.SCALPER ARRESTED BY
RAILROAD DETECTIVE
Harry Katz, of Harrisburg,
Charged With Two Serious
Ohenses

harrisburg. Pa, May 14. - After
months cf detective work by d. Miles
Rigor, chief of the secret service de-
partment of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and one Of his assistants. Harry Katz,
of this city. was arrested on charges x
ticket scalping and selling railroad
passes. II had been known to the Penn
sylvania Railrotad for some months
that ticket scalping was being done in
Harrisburg, but no definite informa-
ton could be secured. The railroad de-
tectives have been shadowing katz for
some time and two warrants for his
arrest were issued.
The one information made by Chief
Rieor alleges that Katz received two
tickets alleged to have been stolen
from the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. and that ne sold
them for s4.50. The other alleges that
the accused received two Pennsylvania
Railroad tickets. which he sold for
$3.50. The detectives think that the
scalping has been aided by an employe
Of the Northern Central Railway. a
conductor. and they have their man
sighted. Katz says he purchased his
tickets from Abel Cohen, a Harrisburg
pawnbroker, for whose arrest war
rant has been issued
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
AMERICAN GINGER ALE.
Charles E. Hires, Of Rootbeer Fame,
Succeeds in Surprising the
Belfast Brands.

Among foreign productions which
have been regarded as unequalled by
any OF American make, has long been
the beverage called Ginger Ale" Bel
fast, ireland, has for years led in its
manufacture, and no rival, here or
elsewhere, has successfully disputed
it's supremacy. Belfast Ginger Ale
was the standard.
But now, from the Malvern Hills.
Pennsylvania comes a formidable COM
petitor for the Belfast article. The
house of Charles e. Hires Company
has entered the field. Hires Ginger
Ale is made after the original Belfast
methods. with American improve
ments Only the very finest ingredients
enter into it's composition-the finest
Jamaica ginger root, highest grade Of
lime juice. absolutely pure cane sugar,
and water drawn from artesian wells
IN the Malvern Hills, a thousand feet
beneath the surface of the earth Moth
Ing deleterious is permitted in its
makeup. It is entirely free from citric
acid, found in most ginger ales; con-
tains no alcohol, oils or foils; is not
charged with poisonous gas made from
marble dust or whiting. as is usual but
with absolutely pure gas, from the IA
nous English or Natrona bicarbonate
of soda Add to all these excellencies
the cleanliness and care that is exer-
cised in the preparation and bottling
of Hires Ginger Ale and the sum total
is an ideally perfect product.
Already Hires Ginger Ale is crowd
ing it's. older rival, the Belfast ale. The
weII-earned reputation of Hires Root
beer inclined the public towards trial
of this later candidate for their favor,
and the intrinsic merits of the article
itself did the rest During the ap-
preaching hot season, while Hires
Rootbeer is flowing in a million homes
all over the land, Hires Ginger Ale
win also strengthen it's position among
the favorite temperance beverages of
the American people.