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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28

The October number of the National
Magazine Of Boston is high-water mark
for that periodical. Among the con-
tributors of special articles and current
comment are Poultney Bigelow. Sena-
tor Tillman, Dallas Lore Sharp,
Charles Ferguson, DR.. Felix Oswald
Mai r. S. Porter. Col. James Matlack
Scovel, George T. Richardson, Kate
Sanborn, Joe Mitchell Chapple and
Frank Putnam. The story tellers of
the number arc Eva Hampton Prather
of Atlanta. Carrie Hunt Latta of In
dianapolis, Jack b. Norman and Ellis
Parker Butler OF New YORK, Henry
oven Of Chicago, II. Arthur Powell of
Connecticut and Abbie Libbey Holmes
of Wisconsin. The poets are Yone No
guchi the Japanese celebrity; Helen
Hicks of Ontario, Oscar Johnson of
Iowa, 'Columbine' of New Orleans and
Mrs Robert N. Pollard of Virginia.
Senator Tillman predicts the repeal of
the amendment granting suffrage to the
negro; Maj. Porter reports vividly
bit of savage fighting I'm the Philip
pines: Poutney Bigelow writes a roll
licking story of canoe trip in an AL
pine stream. Charles Ferguson's Geni-
us Of Business comes to a brilliant con-
clusion in this number.
Magazine for October is particularly
interesting number. 1t is the sports
mans number ard as such contains
many articles devoted to sports of va
rious kinds, each article handsomely
illustrated, many OF them in colors.
other departments Of literature are
likewise well represented. Of particu-
lar merit being o short story, Sandy
McKiver, Hero" by Herbert %. Ward.
Among the other articles are the Sig
nal Corps In War Time" yellow
Fever and Mosquitoes The Payer Of
Blackmail" poem, and Anecdotes
Of Leschetlzky." The Century Csc a
copy. Is published By The Century Co,
Union Square, New York.
- Verse IN the Album" Is the name
Of new ballad. the words and mu-
sic by w Leicester ehounan 81 Bar
tow. FLA The verse tells a little story
~ sentiment 90 which The music, in
waltz Time. 70 admirably adapted, me-
iOai0us and rather simple Published
~ W. Leicester sherman, Bafi0w,
FLA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28
Great Britian's seamen.


The lot of British seamen promises
soon to be greatly improved, in conse-
quence of an inquiry into certain ques-
lions affecting, the mercantile marine
recently conducted by the Board of
Trade, says the Marine Journal. The
committee appointed for the investiga-
ton has made some very important
recommendations. Dissatisfaction with
various conditions of the service has
long existed among British seamen, but
the Board of Trade has been slow to
act for the reformation of such abuses
and shortcomings. That these COM
plants were due to something more
than the disposition toward growing
which is supposed to be second nature
with sailor has been evident to every
body familiar with modern seafaring
literature.
Probably the popularity of much of
this literature-Such as the writings of
Conrad and Bullen-and the consequent
publicity given to these deficiencies, has
contributed to bring about the recent
Investigation. 1t was clearly time to
act, for these conditions were operat-
ing strongly to produce a scarcity of
able seamen in the British mercantile
marine, and it has been evident that
something would have to be done to
make the service more attractive if
ships were to be manned as they
SnOuIQ De III the 1uISlGSlo VI DilbAS11
commerce.
This dissatisfaction has been less
with personal treatment of the sailors
than with quality of food and the
character of living accommodations. In
respect to food, British ships have had
a sorry reputation. In this matter,
therefore, one of the chief of the new
reforms consists. Among the principal
recommendations made are regulations
calling for a properly certified cook on
every foreign going vessel of 1000 tons
gross register and over, power given
the Board of Trade to extend the pres
ent system of the inspection of pro-
visions by inspecting, in cases where
thought fit, the provisions of any YES
sci whose probable voyage exceeds
twenty-one days, and the recommends
ton of a new scale of provisions to be
universally adopted in British ships.
Another important improvement looks
to the providing of as comfortable liv-
ing quarters as can practically be given
to seamen aboard ship. There are also
various provisions for still better per-
sonal treatment of seamen on the part
of officers, and likewise calling for
more responsibility on the part OF sea-
men themselves.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28

Everybody's Magazine for October
has for the keynote of individuality
the article by Alfred Henry Lewis,
The Madness of Much Money" This
plays of great wealth to which the new
is scathing attack on the vulgar dis
generation of millionaires has treated
the country. With a brutal directness
Mr.. Lewis diagnoses the madness
which often goes with much and sud
den wealth, and ridicules unsparingly
the gilded idlers who make up the So
called American aristocracy. It is a
rough, even pitiless arraignment of
certain prominent persons and it is
safe to be generally read and appre-
ciated all over the country. Through
out this number the magazine shows
a purpose to depart from the baleful
worship of Mammon and it's possessors
which characterizes sn. much of the
writings in current periodicals. Every
body's Magazine, Philadelphia.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28
Southern
Railway.

Trains arrive and depart Savannah
by 90th meridian time-one hour slow
er than. city time.
Schedule effective June Il. 1908.
TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28

Savannah City Time.
Sun rises at 6:15 a. m. and sets at
6:17 p. m,
High water at Tybee to-day at 1898
a. m. and 1904 p. m. High water at
Savannah one hour later. Low water
at 6: so a. m. and 1882 p. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28

The October Success Is big one. n
contains just thirty new features. The
variety b nouoeable- article, poem
ara story having been chosen with dis
elimination. no as 20 make. publica
tiou u perfect balance. The leading
nsatufe N an Inspiring and graphic IRE
aketeh 81 Adeiina Fatu WHO is soon
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28
Atlantic CoastLine Railroad Co.

EFFECTIVE SEPT 81. 1903
9th Meridian Tmc-One Hour Slower Than City Time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28

III FRANK Lesiie > IopuldT Monthly
for October Mrs. Maud Ballington
Booth publishes the first chapters of
the story of her life and work, and
they make an article not only interest
ing but of great permanent value. She
tells not only what she has done for
our prisoners but what she is doing To-
day. There Is another story of the de-
lghtful Pettison twins, and a rafting
good Spanish american romance, to-
gether with an amusing Durlesque,
which describes a strike Of the babies
against scientific motherhood. These
with six other short stories repre- sent
the fiction OF a particularly good num-
ber There Is also an Interesting per-
sonal narrative Of o man who worked
his way out West as "A day laborer:
an article on Clouds" with some re-
markable Photographic Illustrations,
and three or four excellent bits OF
verse.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-28


The October Pearson's has a list of
interesting articles. In the line of fic-
tion are three short stories. THE Blood
Red Haze of Madness" by Mr.. Will
liam Hamilton Osborne, most un-
usual and weird story; Deacon Tut
ties Warning," by William Forster
Brown, and "A Maid of Dreams" by
Mr. Crittenden Marriott; also, Cyrus
Townsend Brady's serial, "Sir Henry
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" How Don Qs
Sword Was Drawn for the Queen" an
other of the surprising Doa @. adven-
lures, told by X and Hesketh Prich-
ard, and 1.-THE Picaroons," by Gslett
Burgess and Will Irwin, which relate
THE Story of the Quadroom Woman"
Six special articles are: 1.-THE Story o.
the States, No. XVI, Pennsylvania" by
Mr.. Addison B. Burk; 1.-The Kite That
Lifts a Man" by Mr.. S. r. Cody, r. r.
NJ. S.. "A Chat With E. II. Sothern."
by John-a-Dreams; Feeding a Great
City" by Mr.. Frank w. Hawthorne;
Minute Men of the Rail, by Mr. Day
Allen Wiley. and New York's Medi-
cal Women and Their Work" by Kath-
crime G. Townsend, NJ. D.. a page
poem, illustrated, MY Lady Violin"
by Kathleen l., Greig, and the useful
and practical articles in the Homo
Notes Department complete the num-
Der, which is, as always p-ofusely IL
Illustrated. Pearson Publishing Co., 2-20
Aston Place, New York.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Sine Staot, aus wel1er @utes ODE

Cine Stant, aus wel9er Suites ober
,uenisitens siemlt@ Suites, btnft@tlt@
tes beutl@en ttnterri@ts In 6Hentli=
den S@ulen, semeIbet merben fam,
1T aus Baltimore. oils etn Sreunb
beiielben bemdbrt ft@ ber borttse Sus
perintenbent 8an Sidle. Mls er Dor
bret Sabren bic 9eituns Der 8alttmo.
rer 0hentli9en S@ulen %abernabm,
peripra6 It ft@ nt@t ptel BON bteiem
9ebr3mets In ben unteren &lahen Der
Granddaughter er TIT tebt aber Der
Nnit@t, baB es an, beiten fur Elm &tnb
lit, mem, es ben beuti9en l1nterrtdt
10 frib rute m0sli@ bestnnt, benn ct
bat bic 8eoba@tuns sema9t, baB bas
Stubium bes Deuti9en ben &tnbern
tn alien anberen Stubtenfd@ern f0rz
berlt@ lit. Oaruu. perlanst er audi
@ermebrunS ber beuti9eu 2~ebrtrdfte.
sSn Baltimore 1T betanntli9 Der beutz
i9e 11nterrt@t In elmer betrd9tli9en
!3abl 6fentli@er S@ulen In Der @et=
fe etnsefabrt, baB er benz enslii&en
u0uis slet@ febt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Scr Mangel an Selbarbeitern tn
Hphrnafn @nnSn8 Apn Snfofn3 II.

Scr Mamgsl an Selbarbeitern tn
Nebrasfa, &anias, ben Oatotas II.
4. 10. bat basu sefibrt, baB iosar an
6ftli9e untperlitdten sablrei@e gtn=
labunsen pon Sarmern on Stnbenten
selansen, nod iol9en Staaten 81
fommen uub beim gtnbeimlen Der @rnte
sesen etne 8eaabluns BON 50 Bis So
ben Sag. nebit Scott unb 8obnnng, 81
belfem. Mus Nebrasfa's Staatsbauptz
1ta6t 0incoln melbet man: Dte Be-
i9affuns pou Selbarbeitern Inn bic
3eit Der grnte lit fur utele meitlt@e
Staaten serabe3u cine 9ebensfrase,
ba bie porbanbene sew6bnlt@e 3abl
folder Mrbetter BET Wettem nt@t au=
ldnsli9 lit. Irbeiter bon auswdrts
t6nneu iber bret Monate lang ge=
i9dftisuns finben, unb srpar pon an=
fang Stunt an i'm iabli@en &anias Bis
gum September In NorbsD atota. go
gar Sunsen, bte tm Selb arbeiten
mollen, f0nnen etn i@Ones Stad @elb
perbienen. Oie giienbabnraten nod
BEN betreffenben Staaten itnb fir ldnS=
li9e Mrbeiter bebeutenb berabSeiebt
porben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Der SHUTS : Seeretar 9ap bat in
N.n.. o. .~L sItL ..AA nA-

Ser Staats Seeretar 9ap bat in
Oplter 8ap ia re@t erfreuli@ rnb err
folsret@ absemieselt. Oie neueite
balbamtlt9e &uubsebuns In Der 8'nai
8'ritb= Petition= Sadie sebt babtu, baB
bas Document entmeber an BEN aHle=
ritanii@en @ei9dftstrdser na@Peters:
burg abseben merbe, bamtt ct bamit
uerfabre, mie er es fur ansemenen
bdlt, ober baB man Dot ieiner Mbienz
buns tn YetersburS ~anfra8en werbe,
Of bic ueberrei@uns m0sli@ iet. Sea-
tirli9 mirb Der @el9dftStrdser Serr
&ibble, es nfir ansemeiien balten, bic
Yetttion nt9t gu iberret@en, wenn1 er
ni9t basu sesuunsen 1T, unb eine Mn=
frase pirbe ratirlt9 ablebnenb be-
~antrportet merben. go perlduft al1o
bic @nselesenbett tint Sanbe. Sen GU
ten @iuen bat @err &ooleuelt ia sez
setst, unb wetter batte Der sanse 9drm
audi tetnen 3wed. Sir ben, Der Ste
tletnen Mtttel@en uerfolst, nit beneu
in Der amerifanii@en Politif Populaz
rttdtsbai9erei betrieben mtrb, mar bas
@auteliptel NIT bteier Petttton gang
aub erorbentli9 lebrret9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Ben ben giimRisen Gusli&ten bes

8en ben sinfisen Wuslt@ten bes
@el9aftslebens aeu9t Der nmtanb, bab
In bieiem Monat bte c~oloi1ale Gums
me Dol, STAG, 635, ga an Otutbenz
ben anf gilenbabnpapiere nnb ionittse
Wertbe our Iussabluns tommen. Was
bic 8abnen perbtenen, baben ite burd
ben Yerionensunb @ateruerfebr &C.
ma@t, rnb bic 96be Der Otuibenben,
bic tie biesmal sablen tOnnen, seist,
in pel9 unsebeurem nmfans ite be:
nutt rpurben. DaB bieier @erbienit
m6sli@ seworbeu lit, obwobl aue
8abnen gum Sbeil semalttse Sume
men fur @erbehernnsen ibrer 9inieu
ausselest babeu, ma&t bieien boben
proft nod bebeutenber. l1nb BITE
Musf9t auf Sortbauer bieies erfreuz
li@en l3uitanbes 1T bic bette. Dis
grnteausii9ten itnb TN Illsemeinen
out, BITE Streifs b6ren auf, unb bie
@eidaftspelt bari NIT wenis Sur@t
unb ptel @ertrauen in bic 3utunft
bltden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Die @imnanheruus na@ GAMBIA

Bic Gimpanneruns mad GAMBIA
mar TIM &e9nunssiabre 1908 um IS
Prosent sr0Ber ais tn benz uoraufse=
benben, udbrenb bic Ser. Staaten
80 'Prosent gu perset@nen batten. Die
9eiammt5abl Der gtnmanberer betrus
124,65S. Oapon tamert "A, $50
aus ben Ser. Staaten n, Al, 7S7 aus
England rlnb 81, S91 pom europdi=
i6en Continent. Ote Mebrsabl Der
ginwanberer bat it@ benz @et3ense=
btet bes Norbweitens susemenbet, no
81, 343 9etmftdtten aufsenommer
ruurben, int Sabre 1902 lteBen ft9
bort IA, 633Nnitebler nteber, imSabre
1896 rparer es muir 1857. Dte @ei=
generate pon Manttoba unb benz Norb=
ueitsebtet mirb fur bieies Sabr aui
100, O0O, 900 8aibels absei@dst &C.
gen 63, 900, 900 int port9er Sabre.
Mtt Der 3ett rptrb bte canabii@e @ei=
senprobuftion bic bietse etnbolen.
STE sr6Bte @rnte batten MIR In ben
Ser. Staaten TIM Sabre 1901 mil
$50 Wtutonen 8uibels.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Aud auf proteitantii6en &anaeln
duBerte it9 am lebten Sonntas pars
me Sbeilnabme fur SEQ ben Oretsebn=
ten unb aufri6tise 8ewunberuns fir
iein retnes 9ebsn pie fur ietne pollens
bette 9eiftestraft unb Seelenitarfe
i'm lanspierisen aampf NIT tObtlt6en
&rantbeitsn. Dur@ bic sroben rein
menldliden @iseni6aften, wie er tie
namentli6 In ieiner lesten 2etbens=
seit entfaltete, bat SEQ eben bic Ser
ser Dol, pielen WiIionen aud Nnbersz
alaubenber gerpDnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Gin gutes @ort CUR re@ten 3et

Gin sutes @ort CUR re@ten 3ett
ipri9t bic bo6anseiebene fonierpatiue
8erliner u&reu53ettuns". nDas Gent
trum lit feit seblieben unb notbweu=
big fur cine rationale gntwidluns.
9lllo fein Mniturm sesen bas Centrum
ionbern 8ei3rdntuns Der grunbidse
auf benz r~elisi0ien unb ftr6li@en &C.
bet. 9as beuti6e 8olt bat NIT ber
8efdmpfuns Der llmiturspartet senus
gu tbun unb barf btebet feline 6tlfe
suridpeiieu, uon mel9er Sette ite
audi fommen m6se. Snsbeionbers
bic &%onieruatipen werben iid gu err
innern baben, baB fie ben i@merften
Sebler beseben uirben, wenn iie benz
Centrum seseniber cine srunbidblt@
feinbieltse 9altuns einnabmen, bab
pielmebr Elm 3uiammenseben NIT linn
in m0sli@f utelen bebeutiamen Sra
gen unter BEN obpaltenben ~lmitdnbeu
i'm Snterelie bes gaterlanbes liest. "
Oas 1T %perninftts seipro@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

@obl gum erfen Scale In Der Sc.
i@t@te ntutmt uniere @aibtnstoner
&eSterunS an elmer Papitmabl Sntez
reKe. Mm ltebiten mare tbr ais Na@z
folser bes bret3ebnten SEQ uatirlt9
infer Cardinal @tbbons, aber iie 1T
it@, trob Der Saieleten Der selben
Prefe, offenbar wobl bewuBt, baB
beifengrmdbluns gang auBer Srase 1T.
@esen &olla bdtte ite nt@ts etnz
3iuenben, unb audi Satolt wdre tbr
senebm. DaSesen Mill ite - merttt
Der @aibtnStoner Correspondent bes
Globes Democrat bte Stiu1uruns rt9=
tis aufaBt - BON Marttuelt abfos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

9ie Musfubr Der Ser. Staaten nod
Canada mar I'M a%bselaufenen Stsfal=
iabre Inn. am0lf Mtqionea Dollars
sr0Ber, als int Sabre uorber. SIN
@ansen beaihert ft@ unlere Musfubr
na@ Canada auf etma 1875 Milionen
Dollars, mdbren6 MIR pon bort fir
etrpa IS Miaionen Dollars beso9en.
Gin ameritanii9es 8latt i9liebt aus
btelen i3ableu, baB Der Yroftt Der
ganabier pon ben Ser. Staaten Be-
trd@tlt@ Jet. DaB MIR BET BEN @i=
teraustaui@ BEN &a5m abi@0pfen,
liest bod auf Der 9anb, unb r1au
fam es Chamberlain fartn, perbenfen,
ruen1 er barauf b%tnarbettet, baB Gu
raba BON benz Mutterlanbe einert gr6=
Beren She'll ieiner ginfubr beden m6@=
ts. Ob ibm bas selinsen mirb, 1T
a~lIerbtnSs etne anbere Srase. 11niere
Gage 1T Gambia S~eseniber etne gum
fttSere, als bic gnSlanb's, unb tn &C.
|i@dften ipielt Der Patrtottsmas etne
sertnsere Stole als bte Snterellen.
Ote ganabter flaSer bis iest iber un=
iere 9o@s0ne, bur@ wel@e tire Mus=
fubr na@ ben Ser. Staate1 erf9mert
uer6e. Die 9an6elsbeatebunsen amtz
i@en BEN Na9barldnbern t6nnter it6
nod utel better seitalten, wenn mtr
aolpolitii&e 3usefdnbniiie MAIDEN
rpouten. !.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Tut ni9ts wtnen, neil berielbe in Der
pbilipptaii@en OroensfraSe u~nentuest
gu ben M6n&en sebalten bat unb Der
freteren Srelanb'i&en @i@tuns un=
freunbli9 sesenaberitebt. Damn nod
lieber @otti, obmobl Der aud ein Or.
benSmaun 1T unb benz 0tberalismus
feline Spmpatbte entSesen brinst. -
Die Srelanb.P artet ielber beslnfist
befaruntli9 am meiiten ben Cardinal
Serafino 0annuteIt. u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
9r. 8aMeut, elmer Der gentrums.

9r. 8adeut, elmer Der gentrums:
fibrer, duBerte it@ NIT 8e3us auf bic
beuorfebenbe Papitwabl, rpie folst
Scr Sob 2eo's mirb fur bie beuts
i9en &atbo1tten nt@t slei@ bic Notbs
menbtetett NIT ii& brtnsen, etne Be-
Ionbere StelIuns Der Na9folserfrase
s~eseniber etn3unebmen. @er thinner
pom betliseu &oues sewdblt rperben
mag, rutrb iofort bas Oberbaupt BET
&tr@e, Der Na@folser ct. Beters in
&om, unb Der ii9tbare Steluertreter
gbriiti uerben. Oils iol9en rperben
MIR i'm iofort unb bebtnsunsslos an
ertennen. SolIten aber BON irsenb
elmer Sette @eriu@e ausseben, bic
Yapitwabl tn irSenbmte u~nseblbrlt=
der 8eiie gu beetnfuhen, 10 rperben
mir iofort NIT allen Mttteln etni9rei=
ten, bic uns gu @ebote fteben, unb i'd
CLAUDE, baB BITE &ei@sreSteruns ibre
fatbolii9en l1ntertbanen babel unter=
itisen mtrb. STE beutl@e &esieruns
bat natirlt@ feine &e@te in 8etrefi
Der @abl aussuibem, aber iie bat
allerbinss Elm melentlt@es SntereIe
baran, bab bte pole Tretbeit Der @abl
semabrt bletbe; iie warbe ionft it9
benz @orwurf ausiesen, baB fie bic
sSntereifen Der tatbolil@en 8eu0ltez
runs Deuti@lanbs tn elmer 10 mt6ttz
gen Mnselesenbeit preisseseben babe. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Sn ber 8ejebaebnna por @eorsta

~" ~ sI~TO~~~"O o"
baben bic 8eiiser Der 8aumwoufabris
fen iber bic Offentlt9e MeinunS se=
iiest unb bas @eies, bas bic @rbeit
pon &inbern unter swOlf Sabren In
ben Sabrifen perbrten, benen bis gum
piersebnten Sabre wentsftens ie@smo.
r,atli6eu S9ulanterri@t fi@ern ioute,
gu Sail sebra@t. Die gnti@eibnns
lit aber Samtt nur btnsebalten. S3lteBs
li9 pi,b bod bas Meni@lt9teitssez
flbl unb seiunbe llrtbeil bes Soltes
benz semeinen, ausbeutenben CONNER
sialismus S@ranfen Sieben, TIM bic
birserlt@e @eieai@aft Dor Der Sesez
rteratiort su retten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
INSTRUMENTATION
Sm Mlter pon 20 Sabren II

- oyHI NlltI uuU 10 SuYFtu W
Oonnertas Morsen tint ct. &apbaels
9ospttal, mobin er erit ant l.. Sult
sebra@t unb NO ibm bic bette dr5tltde
9ilfe unb @erpFesunS gu Ebetl muir
Be, Serr Nidolaus S9ulte ielis I'M
Serr1 entl6lafem. Oie gltern bes
8erftorbenen mobnen In ct. Soiepb,
Ser 8%eritorbene mar aber felt ietner
&tnbbeit in ct. gloub unb bet allen
unter BEN Namen rNtd" portbetlbaft
befannt. Sabre lang trieb er fir ben
9eibftaqbetser s. u. McOonalb BEN
Omnibus, Bis baB er ft@ ipdter nit
bemIelben sel@dftli@ uerbanb. 9ebz
ten 6erbit liberties er iein @ei@aftsz
interefie ieinem vPartner" unb besab
it@ na@ Mlbanp, NO er etn S@ants
sei@dft taufte unb au@ bis Dor rpeniSen
Wo9en betrieb. @r tam rpieber mad
ct. gloub unb bdtte am 1. Suit tn
Dtenit Der ct. gloub @rocsrp 60.
eintretsn ioueu, anitatt befien aber
purbe er ms hospital sebra@t, aus
benz er als 2et9e in bte Wobnuns
ieines S9masers Yeter 8riner uub
an, auberen Sage na9 st. Solepb
sebradt murbe, no Samitas bic Be-
erbtsuns ftattfanb. Mtt Der iunsen
Srau, nit Der ct muir neu1 Wonate
in slidli6er gbe lebte, betraueru iei=
men Sob bic in ct. Soiepb wobnenben
betasten gltern, Setnrt@ S@ulte unb
Srau, ietne S@wefter, Srau Peter
8riner BON ct. gloub, unb smei
8riber Seinri9 unb 9ambert. M6se
Der @erftorbene In Trieben rubenl
= @esen bic 8irsen Der gontrac=
loren, 1pel9e NIT benz 8au unieres
euengtesterunsssebdubeS betraut pa=
rem, baben mebrere Subcontractoren
pom ct. gloub, uel9e ibre Qrbeit our
3ufrtebenbett p~olIen6eten, bts iebt aber
rersebens auf lire Be3abluns ruarteu,
bur9 Mnpalt Sullipa, einen proseB
anseitrenst.
= Sn Der persansene@ ode In ct.
Saul sebaltenen @eriammluns Der
Staats=8 anquters= Mfoctatton pur6e
SER 8. $. Saptu, Prditbent Der
ct. gloub Wer9ants Nattonal Banf,
als @ice: Yrditbent ermdblt.
-Dte @9attenbdun,e In un5erer
Stabt murben BET benz Mtrbeliturm
am Donnerftas Morser gar libel sll=
sert9tet, unb cine In3abl pon @ebdu=
BEN tn allen Ebeilen Der Stabt rpurbe
auf tire Teftisfeit seprift. Mande
9aben gum 9etbweien tbrer gtsentbis
uner tbeilmetie na@, unb bic benz Sturu,
folsenbe Wo9e mar cine refine @epaz
raturwo@e.
- Seit Montas lit Der County
ratb In Stbuns. Offateue @erbanb>
lunsert in nd9fter Wo9e. 3uiann=
mentritt ,bes gountpratbs als stuss
slet@unSsbeb0rbe In nd@iter @o@e.
= Na@ Musslei@uns zines sroben
MtBperfdnbniHes, mel9es BON etnen1
vunbefusten" @oraSenten bes SeQs
& Domn's Circus beruorserufen ruirs
Be, t1tbeu. er Der beuti@en Prefie uub
bamtt allen, btetn berielben TIRE @ertres
tuns ftnben, Sobn ipra@, seret@t es
uns 3ur @enustbuuns, als edo mtee
ber3useben, baB ale 8efu@er bes Ctr.
Gus it@ NIT ben 2etituusen ber In beuts
ielben n,ttrptrten6en &anitler b6@f
3ufrteben saben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Ote Mrbeit an Der rteren &tr9e
sebt iebr gut uoran; obue i3metfel
rptrb bas r,ere @ebdube In Der I'M
Contract porSei@rtebenen 3eit po0en=
bet iein. -Sn Der 8udman, Creamery
Ses Serrn sSobn S@molten rperber1
bur&i@nittlt@ per Sag 1000 Yfunb
Wstl@ abSeliefert, unb bie gnaabl Der
&unbi&aft mebrt ft@ tastdslt@. slus
ber, Sabrtt sebt uur bas allerbefte
ProSuft berpor, barob 9err S@mols
ten NIT @e&t ftol3 ietn borf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Aud In 8aDerr ribrt es it6 &C.
mnItin inf rom @phiefe her fafhoIiz

rpaltt9 auf benz 9ebtete Der taf9oltz
19en Mrbeiterbewesuns. Deuti9en
fatb. 'S1dttern sufolse bot bieielbe in
LETTER 3eit einen serabeSu md@ttsen
auH9muns senommen. sSnnerbalb
zines Sabres ,purben 33 fatbolti9e
Irbeiteruereine sesrin6et, mel@en itd
iofort circa $500 Witslieber ansez
i9lofen batten ; bte einselnen geretne
baben Elm itetes @a@ien ibrer Mtt=
sliebersabl aufsumeilen.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
Shoes. Shoes!
Odd LntS Of. 8hOpS al Less chan MdnuFaCEur-
gTS G0SE.

29c
ansyles all
$1.5ova en-
will retaled
leather Mill End Sale a1oo
Mill End 75c
One Men'sR Romeo soft
One low idandS
Sizes and ga. value price
One Lot, 100 pairs of Mems w. L. Douglass $3.50 Shoes,
inPatent Colt skin, Enameed Calf, Box Calf 6 Wei Kid.
warranted None sold for @ RO
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-30
Mill Ends In Mems Linen Collars.

ply, all Collars, Shapes, every
and to-date IN particular, 15c value Mill End Sale
each 9 % Sets