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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19

The extra session of the senate called by the president for the purpose of ratifying the Cuban and Panama canal treaties promises to be much longer session than the republicans intended that it should be. or rather wanted 1t to be. They hoped and believed that the democrats would tamely submit to everything they proposed and that the session would not be over two weeks duration. President Roosevelt wanted it that way, for he wants to go bear hunting again, this time in the wilds of the west, and has set the first of the coming month, "April Fools day." as the day he wants to start.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
DANGER OF COLDS AND GRIP

The greatest danger from colds and grip is their resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care is used, however, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ta- ken, all danger will be avoided. Among the tens of thousands who have used this remedy for these diseases we have yet to learn of single case having resulted in pneumonia, which shows conclusively that it is a certain pre- ventive of that dangerous disease. 1t will cure cold or an attack of the grip in less time than any other treat ment. It is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19

President W. D. Mahon is not the man Waterbury took him for if he made the threat that was published last evening. He is to be heard from yet, however, and We venture the prediction that when he does speak he will say the story was fake, and that some news gatherer worked his imagination to death in an effort to fool the public. The stopping of the industrial wheels of Waterbury would undoubtedly cripple the trolley service, and it would also do some other things which 1t is best not to talk about or contemplate at this time. Let us wait and sec tEe end ef these conference l'e'y~.a 'aa reng, . lives of labor and capital before publishing sensational stories. Let us have peace if possible
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
Overestimated.

He (reading obituary)-CoL War battle was a great admirer of Lin coin and 8 firm upholder of the principles of the union.
 She--Yes; but don't you think the influence of these labor organiza- tions has been greatly overestimat- ed?-N. Y. Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
A PIananre nnnhIea.

Nell-There is nothing more de- lightful than the knowledge that a man is in love with you.
 Bess--Oh, I don't know. Whats the matter with the knowledge that two or three men are in love with you? Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
E1ephant Stealing In slam.

Elephants are not the class of goods in which one would expect petty lar ceny to be brisk. In Siam, however, elephant stealing is emarkably preva- lent. One British forest company alone had 50 elephants stolen from it in a year. The average price of a working elephant in Siam is $e5o.-- London Express.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19

Discussing possible presidential can- didates, Mr Dooley in Golfers Weekly has the following to say: If the gen eral public knowledge of MT Germans character did not dispose of any possi- ble chance of his nomination, the an initiation of German boom by Mir Bryan could be confidently awaited.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19

A good suggestion as to the best method of keeping an umbrella. An umbrella not worth keeping is not worth buying. We make the best umbrellas worth buying. but will part with it for fair consideration.
 TAKE NOTICE.
 This is your last opportunity to buy the best Trunks, Bags and Dress Suit Gases at half their cost on account of our being forced to vacate the prem. ises. It will pay you to come to see us this time
 179 Bank street, corner Grand. Waterbury Umbrella and Trunk MT. Trunks and Bags repaired at low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
An Increase.

Smith, hear you are the father of bouncing boy. Let me congratu- late you.
 Jones-I'm the father of two bounc- ing boys; twins, you know.
 ''Ah, indeed! Then permit me to extend my congratulations. ."-C Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19

Do you want situation, or clerk, or boy? Try our penny a word ads. They are read by the people.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19

TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
 Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. E. W. Groves signature on box; 25 cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

If you have any old mirrors. or old gilt frames, which you value on ac- count of their venerable age, let us re- gid them for you. Look in our window and see what we can do with such relics.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-22

billtsfts; mo- er sebpten, nirb fi9 Der
8rddtDertebr 6in3iefen.
:. Nen Worf bat llnTD mebr urfa9e,
ii9 btefen III 10 tpetter1t umfdnge alg
nlDslih ar er1alten uub bic tlatiirliden
3uffubqlellen gu oernlc6ren, ols cine
Ib5Detgune bes @erIonbts aus bem
8innenianbe ii6 na9 ltnb nad ols
natllrgemdBe Grf9einung berausfeGt
Der MiIfiffippi aIs 9dnbelsitraBe lpies
Der 8eDcntung getpinnt un6, bic Nus
fubr Ii9 Mege iptppH na9 ben 9Gfen
Der iii5atlantiI9en &ife tpie na9 be-
nen Des @olfs iu9t.
9lu6 als @infubrhafen ftebt Stem
Oorf in man9er 8e5tebung Gtnbube
bur9 Die @nttpidlung bes Sanbels Der
Bactfictiifte nit Dem aiiatiI9en Orient
bebpr. 90 gum 8eiIptel brobt ibm Der
8erluit Der Gtnfubr bon 6anf aus
Manila. 8isber fam berIelbe bur6
ben Sues Canal iiber 2pnbon unb
2iberpool na9 Nelp Oorf, neuerbings
bat bic 9reat Nortbern 8a6n perfudsz
peife bic 8erf6iffuns BON 100 9allen
9anf bpn Manild na9 g6icago perz
mittelt, Elm Experiment, bas einen 3eitz
gepinn bon 5tpet Wo9sn einbra6te
unb etne grpBe 5abrit ppn Ider6au@
gerdt9en in Gbicago oeranlabt Cat,
einen Nuftrag BON % big so Sai1Ienb
8alen CUR @erienbung auf bieIem
Wese 81 geben. Die birefte Genbung
BON Manila na9 San sSronciseo unb
anDere pldse Der poeifictiifte tpirb
tpeitere Grmutbigiing bobur9 finben,
baB fir ben 8ertebr apiiden ameritaz
nifden 9dfen unb ben p6ilippinen bic
8eitimmunsen Der Giften-5 -5diffd6rtsz
geIese Der Ser. Stadten in Graft ee=
treten iinb. MmerifaniIde Gabr5euge
getuinnen Dabur4 einen 0prtbeil BON
3s Gent bas pfurb Dor benen anberer
giatioren. Der 8ortbeil lit 10 bebeu.
telb, baB bic @reat Nortbern 8a6n
3tpei grobe Dampfer Bpm is % 5auz
fenb 5onnengapa5itdt in bisien DienIt
selellt bat.
Der grobartigs 8innenperfebr Der
gereinisten Gtaaten mub na1 unp
mad perfdiebene Sdnerpunfte ftnben;
bic Dur9sangsfra6t tann niht INNER
Retp Oorf als gnbpuntt auFfunen;
has ibm tributdre gebiet aber mub es
iin 81 erbalten fuden unb ba5u tpirb
Der Nusbau bes Canals eins NDtbpenz
bigfeit fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-22
Ger Grte-Aunnl.

8ei Der 6epDrltebenben y1onemberz
Wa6l bat bic 8epDlferuns BON NeD
gorf audi ii6er bic ssrage abSuftimilen,
pb Der Stat fir Die gripeiteriiilg bes
griesgdndls gu elmer SranspOrtsgaz
pacitdt fir tanfenb SonnenSSa6r5euge
bic Snmme BON 101 Minionen aus~
geben ypll. Die gahe ift bon bDAiter
Wi9tisteit fir bic Stabt Hep gOrf
als @ee6dfen, unb mittelbdr fir ben
gan3en Staat uberbaupt, benz es nur
BON @ortbeil iein tann, ipenn Die
groBe Metrppole am 9ubIon ouf Der
90be ibrer ieBigen bebeutenben Stels
lung 6leibt, bic aber bur9 ben Sunebs
naenben 8erfebr anberer 9dfen, bei0n~
bers ben Sranspprt iiber ben ct.
Qatprence-5trona upb Montreal ernfts
li9 beorobt tDirb. gs fomn,t barauf
an, pb bic 8eippbner Der abieits BON
Der Ganallinie gelesensn gpunties ii9
gum Dollen 0eritdnDnib Der Situation
aufI9Dinsen fDnnen.
Syiir ben 5taat Neip Wort lit Die
gripeiterung sins Notbpsnbisfeit. Der
sesenipirtiss GrieSganal, bef5en Nns
fdnse nod aus Der 3eit bor bem Muf@
mipunge bes @ifenbabnpeiens batiren,
seniigt burhaus nidt mebr fit ben
WdHentranspprt bon Stapelartifeln
aus ben Meften, Deren transatlantiIhs
0erienDung einen bebeutenben 9beil
bes 0afenDerfe6rs BON Rep WDrf aus=
rnaht. Muf ben groBeE Seen ift biz
gapacitdt Der 8rddtfAiffe BON sSdbl
su Sahr seftieaen, 70 baB fir ibren
gerfebr iebt cine 6dbritrabe BON MINI
bsitens 20 SUB 4iefe erforberli1 1T.
Ten muB BET Canal entfprehen fDn.
rita, iuenn Netp gorf bifie sjuIubr midi
rsrIisreil min. DaiIertrunsn,rt 1T Del
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-22
malnla.tn int 4iineat.

Nus BEN Siibsn fomnlen nun audi
Rlagen iiber Walbberpii flung. Die
sroBen Spnbtfate baben unferen J1orz
ben unb Norbpeiten 10 siemll9 abgs-
graft unb bic Baeifte>Ruite, fpo aller@
bings mod ipeite @treden Walblanbes
borhanosn iinb, par5enirt, In Der
6dnptfahe uber bort, um ben 8ebiirfr
Riffen Der 2GrDer am Gtillen Meer All
tntfpreden. Was Bel uns unb an ber
Reuen9lanb7Giifte mod ii6riq lit, Be-
anipru1t Die Experimentation fir
Eh unb ielbit fir biefe miifIen mir
IGon nah ben canabif1en 6plal6nbez
teien ausgreifen. Sir ben 8ebarf an
bduhol5 In ben mittleren Stdaten iinb
I'm Often rei1en bic bisAeriqen 8e<
Ingsgutllen ni6t nle6r aus, nun muB
ber MdIobsitanb bes Giibens herboIs
len ita6 ipelhem ii1 bic e5nnbifate
se'pen6et Ea6en, Die NIT ihren @eIhdfsI
lerl uno profiten nah MiIlionen
:ehne1l,
syn elmer benz GorHs anb gerieiez
s<MeIen ssfpibmeisn 3sitldrift
betlaSt ein giDilinseniealr. 8. 6. pufe
tam, bas 9srsinbreAsn Der WerDiiltz
angspslls aus bem Mort<n. gs Iinb
bort mod ausgsbehnte Malonngen por<
Ianben. S1artbols finSst iiA in ben
Bebirgsn uon Wirsinien, MsIi 9irsiz
hien, ben feibsn GarnIinas. Gepraia,
hlo6amd. alniudn uno In, norhIidsn
Mifiiffippi, aud in Nrfanfas naD
eouiIiana Das fir Ndu3lpsde, bsioas
berS innsrts gdfelnerE. 10 fe6r gsiildis
bols BET gsIbfidie fiitbsi fih IN eslls.s
pdrttl, ber iid) linas bsr pliiEs pOn
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Drrssstalassmss amsnSsmeat sur Gonitituttpx
nun EEiu.
einsslbai.bartett iilr alttipnars.

Sci e bsinIotien BON Der Seneral afieatbIs
Section 1. Dab ben Gtin1mseberu be3
Staates Cbic am eriten 9ienitae nab .bem Ct.
mnterbreitet meroen ion, nm Gection 8, slrfifeI
XIII. ber @enfiitution beg Gtaates 10 Su nuierts
biren, bas folGe tpte folgt lautet:
arti.el XIII.
sections. Mbgnbcn bon HribntsG corpora.
tioueH fuQef pur6 foIGe Wlifte[, pie file bom
Geieb borgef6rieben gsiidbert tperben, aber In
fetneM Sale i0u trgeuo elm Mctiondr inotbibueu
ober i6r i'm geiise habenoen unbe5abIten Mo
tien
bic gDdbIer. uelte 5m @unfteH foIden Mmenbes
nentS 81 itinnien piinfben, ouf ibren Gfintms
fss sp y ams Pat Slsisnaa of usa s
tvlhem announcement uppDniren 1noaen auf ibren
RDdbI5etteIn bic Mprte ber3eidnet babea:
~alGniEit Jingle Iinbilitp amendment"
80 9. MtcRinnon
Spreder beS Observation-Disclosures
GarIg; Mippert
Hrdiioeut bes GenatS.
Hafiiri am &c. MbriI 1902.
Hereiuiste Gtaaten bon Mmerifa, Dtio.
Office oes GtndtSfefretdrs
So aepis g, aabIin, @toatsIeIretdr
SsS Staates nbio 6sideiMigs bierHii. oab sds
General SlliembIp 6eS @tantes Gbio ON 80.
Mprtl Y e. 1902 an6enomn1enen gelleinf9afts
lldbeM MclpiMti9n TIT lpie frlfbe in Dem Drieis
Hal. Hrptotolie, baS fd9 ebt i'm sIrd.De In biefz
ue aasns azest nnS gass ms, " ofieiees siea
D,,ag Dsssfi1efn y i II ,sa saSauOu an 81 GAGE oes Sas
asSts 9: asslta ssss,sl.'s.ss.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-22

tGnften fir aue Staatss unb 2otals 8pede in
IoI@er Bejie treften, ais bteTeI6e fiit gut be'.
finoer mag Ole Giibiecte ber Beiteneruitg fify
Staatss unb 2pfals3Dede foIleH ilofltftSirt ipets
ben InS bic seiteissssre oa ais8maBs ,,,r r
ali 6aS fteuerbare Subicct geaug nabeH. gsiir
geerdbnibptdse. 0ttentlidbe 96ulbduier,, Sdus
lsr. t.eId,e dnsf6lieBIidb sn aottesoienltiiteeeT
gen Gbarafters, 6ffentlides GiaeHtbi1, on5
auSf6Itebtieb fir bffentllbe Sipeae benuHf piro.
unb perf6nIidc8 @igentRnM bic 81 eineHl 5ipeis
iebes Snhibibuiiul, nt0gen Snr9 aiIgemeine See
ben ben aS S Der Der ssestb ' aes 10 eaasaenommenen
&iceii!PumS fpu bon 8eit 5u 3eit ernlittelt uHo
jttsntild bsfanHt eeeeben fSerben, Wie Oies
bonn Gefese hefiimntt iperben mag.
9ei folder @abl follen bieientgeH StinGMge
men ssr psi sn @ Elm a afs s9e as1assSi sf %
@orte berseidnet baben: pIaydtion Imenhe.
ment4, pUeS@. nnS bieienieen, lueI6e loIdbem
sss sls a2s S a eren
gesIioa 9. 9tefes e5nenOsmsnt b l.. ION s.,, am
Gpre1sr Ses Reprdientuntenbaufes
- i 8raiiSeHt pat ssas @enats.
Gnsenommen am 60 aprtl 1902.
0sreiniete Gtaaten bon slmerifa, Sbio,
Office beS Staatsiefretdrs.
SO, 2emiS 6. 2atIin, @taqtsfefrefdr
Ses StaeteS Ohio, bei1etniee htern1t, oa6 bds
9oyftsbenne cine aeraue Mbfhrtft einer bon ber
General @ffen1bIb beS gtaGtes Dbic am 20.
april q. 2. 1902 anaenomnenen seneinl9aft'
Ehen HeioIuttpn 1T, tpie foI1e in oern Drieis
nals93r rotofoHe, oas itd iebt i'm alrioe tn oteier
Office betineet. entbalten t5t
Sum 8euanib Sefien babe i'd bterunter mel.
men Qanen eeiest uno nein otftcieIIes GieeeG
beiaefiset in Columbus am 27. Gage oes Sas
nltI0r y. .. 1903.
GemisG. 2obIin
Gtant5fefret6r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-22
gsrnsfdllassnes sfmembement Jus Gpuititmtipn
npm EBiD.
gaunieipal-a
Gel es befbIoifen BON ber GeneraI aienbIi
Ae4 @StdnfeS Sohio:

Gel es befbIcfien BON Der GeneraI aiieinbI6
bes @taateS 6bo;
ssitien ,E, 3ab a nea maRlern pa. err. beg gtaa.
tserben fon, ben alrtifel 13, Section Der Golts
ftitutipn bes Gtaates Ohio 5u amenbiren, 10 bab
bsrleIbe foIgenbermaBen lauten ,fpn:
fenbIS ioIl bnr6 6 % aiiaemleine &efsse % gorfebrnn.
gen treffen, fiir bic Organization bon Gtdbten,
tneorgorirtsn 2rtidbatten nnS @siletn nnS be-
snts ss Sea GsiTss Sss ah as
ben nnb 8erpfdnbune i1res grebits befdrdnfen,
INN ben Mtbbrau6 folder genaIt au berIiiten;
eoraIseefest baB bic General aiiemblb Gtdbte
In rlidtt niebr, nod tpeniger als bret &laiien
eintbeilen mag nno tpe,ln iplbe gintbeilnng
noreenomrnen tptrb, 10 ion bic &lafffifation
tOIeenbe. fein, aber feine anbere: 91e Stdbte,
berffanfenS sdbIen fonen @td6te Der erffen
alaife tein, ans sidote foeLd5e cine 8eboIferung
bon ridt utebr aIs GinonnosrfiaulenO. To6
iomen gtaSfe bsr 5peifen State fe alrs 1s a,ISs.
rem foIen Gtdbte Der britten alaiie fein."
gs.ttsm2 gst Di9ss Ds1ss @eSbt Den f,,: sts:
ssneSn m fis s en- iSfsg
Gtinrt8etteIn bic g8orte ber3ei6net baben:
MtunteipaI GIaififitation Enhancement, ges@,
unO oisisnissn. tOeIde loi6sui enhancement op.
Borte sereetdnet babsn:u wnnieipat gIaffifi'
cation Mmenoement,. gto.
.r,a ddos be san @sss sos n ra fGn aean
gB. g. Mcatnnoxt
Spredber bes Heprdfentantenbaufes
g. B MrGer,
1enipordrsr gorfsenoer hes Genafs.
slneencmmen am %. Dftober 1902.
asereiTsste Gtnaten bon @merifo. Gbic,
Office bes Gtaatsfefretdrs.
s,aai.s ass bo 5eeae esa aafasisri ss sas
8orffebsn6s cine asnaas abf9rtit elmer bon bee
General Mlemblb bes GtaateS Ohio am 22. OF
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-22

@irginien bis seras binaiebt. Der
Neip Srledns gicapnne 3ufolge bat
Dteier Giirtel cine, 2Gnse BON 3tpetz
tauienb Metlen, 1T etpa 5tpeibunbert
Metlen brett unb umfaBt 3tpeibunbert
unb fiinf3tq Wiltonen Ncres. Slider
lt6 cine fette Meibe fiir bic 9pl3@
barone; unb iie ipiHen bas du6 3ll
f6dBen, benE nt9t fpeniger aIs 5ebn
8i[ltpnen SUB Iafen lie bort idbtli4
19lagen. Menn bieIe Nusbeutung 10
fort sebt, ipirD na9 ben Shdbunsen
bes 9errn putaam in aebu Sabren
ni9t mebr 8uahols senug fir ben Be
barf Der Staaten an Der Geetiiit tie iibrig
bleiben. GIs Wlittel, Der 8erniii itung
Ginbalt gu t6un, empfteblt iiA fel6ft>
Derftdnoti4 ibitematifbe 5oritfultur,
Die Ii9 in ienen Walbungen befonDers
leidbt betreiben liebe, ba Der bortige
Malbbcben Der Quffpritung ie9r giin>
fila 1T. gla9tpu9s tpirb lei9t eraielt
unb tpenn man nur bic f9lagreifen
8Gume fGllen, Die SprDblinge i9iiben
polte, IieBe fib Der 8alb gu elmer
bauernbsn @innabmeqi,ele MAIDEN.
NEer oabpn fpplIen bic MilltonenIpnz
bifate ni9ts lptffen, iie fallen gieris pie
5euer iber bic 8eftdnDe ber unb linD
llnb nmtlthe unteritiibung Die ratioz
nelIs Syor Ittultur in ben leBten Sabren
du6 gefunben bat, bas 4usbeutertbum
tpirb in ieinen Metbpben fdum eber
auf60ren, als Bis bic Not6penbigfeit
baau 3pin9t.
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assssstt1iaasnes amsabemsnt sur Gpaftitnti0n
Snn Sbtp.
Gsnutb sssisIatnr.9iR

eel es beftbIoffen bon Der General afferbIp
S5infteIn aler erndbiten lRitglieber iebes Sals
fes), 6ob ben sttmneebern beg Stgstes Cgto
anl erften 8tenitag mad oeu eriten Wsontde i'm
gRohenlber 1903 Elm Borf6tae unterbrettet iperr
ben ion, nm Scctton 2, atrttteI II, Der .Gcniti'
tuition bss ,Staates fo gu aucnoiren, saB loi6e
secfton 3, artiteI 11.-seoes gou.,tb,
tpeIdes einst her Sdlfte benannter Hate elei9'
forr1enoe GenoHernne bat, ion ou eiitem Me'
DIES bsnnrlnte 0aate uItb bret @terteI 6ariiber
entbdt, lou gu Sspei Meprdfenta1lteu bere6ttgt
iein: iebes Gounfh, neldes benannte &ate brei'
redtiet ieia, u. I. 10, in6eu Is ia6 6gl erffen
5tpei, eife eon5e Rate fhr ieoen ferneren Hes
prdfentnnten erforoert. 8orausaefest ieoon,
isa SGf i'0es e'unta s'nen ae0rdfentdHteH sdSeH
Gectipn q Sci befaeter gSabI fenen Die
Wdbler, tpel8e ou @uniten oer Mnnagnle oeS
a Sssm snaefts ss si0s Sic morte m
tohen: j. .4menbetHcnt 5uS Section 2, urtltei
H.. Der 3onjiitutipH - yUes uIo otetsntssH,
ps!9e ser annabme esnannte. announcements
Worte ber5eicbnet baben: nMmeHoeMent 5ur
gection 2, arfifel IL Der Contribution pMo".
90. g. Meainnonf
SpreDer bes 8feprdfentnHtenbdu
9rdfi6ent beg eenats.
eafftrt am 8. Mlai 1902.
Bereiniete. !Staaten bon @nIerifa, Ohio,
Office oeS staatSfetretdrs.
SO, Gents 6. 2apIin, Gtaatsiefretdr
bes .6taates Sbio bef6einiee bierniit, oab oas
Gorifebenbe eine genaue Mbl6rift eiites gemetns
f1aftltdeu BefdbluiieS ift, tpeldDer bon bet @es
neral slfiemhIn bes Gtdates Sbio an. 8. Wlai
1902 anaencmt1en purbe, bon Dem DriejnaIs
protoione, tpef6be3 iebt i'm Nrebtoe biefer Or
flee iin befinbet, eopirt tft.
Bum 3eugnib 9eeH, babe i'd bierunter mel.
men ytauien eefest uno mein officieaes @ieeel
beigeflot, IN Columbus, am 27. Iage beS So,
tlunar VI. 9. 1908.
Gents 6. 2abIin,
Gtaaf3iefret6r
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-22
Uhita nnar pslfsrtt itnn i,eutr,
Sem g)prfer 6anbels@ 2eituuu.

f
Der nsue @sIonbte gbina's in
Ma{bington, Sir Gbentuns 2ians-
gbns, bat eiren 8eitras sil nGOlIisr's
MeeflD" geliefert, in tpel1em ein am
5iebenbes Bib BON ben gntfpidlunss=
aelssenbsiten bss bimmliI9en Meides
enttporfen tpirb. Wlit elmer iubtilen
Sronie, III pel6sr ia aud Der 8or1
9dnger bes 0erfaifers 10 Dft ieine
Meiiterfdbaft pDr eiaem amerifnnilhen
publifum befpieien bnt, tpirb gum
Neginn bic lleberbebung ber peftlidsn
gibililation segeiBeIg ipsldg bon elmer
@efhiAte unb gipiliIation Gbina's
nihts niffen iDDllte, because China
was SO unknown; auf DeutIb: fpsil
bic lleberbebung Der tDeItli1en Melt
ni9ts bon Gbina ipubts, bon bejfen ilns
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DsrsslAfaassss stmsnbsmemt sur Gpnisitnsiss
bsa cbjs.
Wsiteutr,smg.

Sci es bon ber General MilembIb bes Gtans
teS GbiD be1dIoiien: Dab ben Gtinmaebevn bies
les 9tnates ain erfteH DteHftne uacb DenI ers
item lROntdge I'm 5fopen1ner 1903 eift YcrldbIag
unterbreitet sperben fcn, Gection bcS Mrtts
feIS XII Der Contribution beS Gtnntes Dbp 5u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sr|-~rS~Sc-~~c~~--@-~
WANTED--Second-h hand goods. We viii
and can pay more for secondhand
goods than anyone. Jones K King. ~
w. Douglas. l22-u
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sTORAGE-Largest and best storage
room in the city. We store. pack and
for terms. Singer e Donneil- New
phone I4lS. 6-tf
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WANTED-A nurse girl. Mrs s. NJ. Sar-
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WANTED-Traveling salesman for Okla
homa and Indian territory: 500 per
month and expenses to the right party.
Call or address The Wichita Wholesale
Cigar Co, 22I l.. Douglas avenue,
Wichita Kan. 120-6t
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rYPEwRrTERs.


TYPEw sold. repaired
aa1 rented All makes Sold en- pay
nents. Ail,isol Oc-ce supply Co.
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Rows WANTED


WANTED-A bright. energetic Office boy.
about Is years old. The Johnston q
Larimer u. G. Co. 124-fri-su-2t
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-Double brick; best and most
convenient, on paved street Goods
packed for shipment Fred Menu f'urns-
ture and Storage Co.. 05s-6l1 y. Douglas
New 'phone So. 14s-fr-su-we-a
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WANTED-Everybody to know that our
high-grade, handmade Harness VIII out
last any three sets sewed on machine
The Oldfieid Harness Co.. SOC East
Douglas avenue. ut-su-we-fr-tf
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statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED-To sell general
dealers in country a line of specialties.
Good wages to 4 good salesman. Adj
dress 6l2 ). Sixth street, St Louis.
12a-5tx
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COx-jOHN STON-DiMOND D. G. CO

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AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS WANTED--AgentS, if this ad.
catches the eye OF a live. ambitious
party who desires to earn a handsome
income, write us for our money making
proposition. selling Stereoscopic goods.
Our agents are positively making from
81 to SO daily above expenses. Griffith
q Griffith, 736 Abel Bldg, Chicago, III.
asst
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Young man to learn a go,
business. Cali go y. Main. 123-2tx
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wANTED-Agents for the best laundry
In Kansas. Liberal commission. Adj
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NOT THEIR FIRST
TRY At BURGLARY
Youthful Crooks Confess to
Other Attempts at
Crime

The three lads who are in the county
Jail, pending a hearing OF the charge Of
burglariZing the second hand store Of
l. Saltpeter, on Minnesota street, last
Sunday, told some amusing stories to
the police when taken to the station
after their capture Thursday.
They were undaunted when exam
ined by the officers. The oldest one is
ten years. and they are all in knee
pants. Jr6-
Bert Linscott. who appeared to be
the leader, said boldly: Search me;
l haven't got anything"
He was not searched Immediately
and soon after was discovered at
tempting to conceal two razors in a
were then put with the other tools
taken from the boys. Among the things
Detectives Daily and Sweeny secured
from the boys were a glass cutter, a
dark lantern and several other impIe-
mentS.
The boys got involved in an argu-
ment over who was the leader in the
affair last Sunday night. and the off,
GERS listened with interest to their
staggering remarks.
we had a job on hand on the West
side tother night but we couldn't pull
1t off" declared Bert. ut was all on
account of Phil. We wuz all ready ter
commence when he got scared, and he
tried to push it off onto me.
VIII We stick?' he asked.
viii stick?' l said, You bet I'll
stick
But II. wuzn't me he wuz afraid
wouldn't stick. 1t was himself. I'd
stick"
"Gwan; who said 1 wouldn't stick %
retorted Phil, in a rage.
You said you wouldn't stick. Didn't
he, Andy?'
YAH" said Andy.
He wouldn't stick when we had
that Burkhard job on hand. either"
Burkhard 1ob?" asked an officer. in
terrupting the debate.
Yes; we wuz goin, ter cut de front
window" but de udder kids wouldn't
stick
when was that?" IT
Sunday night sd5
We'll, it's a good Thing you didn't
do it, or you might have struck the
other fellows in the back" said an Off
GER