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The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-31

the club and a program, dancing and
supper will he enjoyed.
The regular meeting of the library
patronesses will be held next Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. W. R Clark
and new officers will be elected for
the next year.
Miss Flolence Packard and a
friend, Miss Wallace Of Colorado
Springs, spent the past two weeks
with the former 5 parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f. X Packard
The first Catholic services ever
held at Eaton were held in Woodman
hall at a. N. Christmas morning
by Rev. Casey OF Greeley. About
fifty people attended.
Charles Roy OF Cheyenne, Miss
Eva Luther OF Denver, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Luther and Mrs. Potter OF
Greeley ate Christmas turkey with
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Roy.
a pleasan! 6 O'Clock dinner was
enjoyed at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
A. j, Smillie Saturday evening.
Their guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes f. g. neeman, Charles Gavin,
w. W. Brown and James Wolfe.
Christmas eve Christmas tree,
Santa Claus and short literary pro-
gram was the entertainment at the
VI. z. church, while at the COngrega-
tional church a short cantata, Chin
ney and Santa Claus delighted the
hearts OF the little folks present.
Both entertainments we've well at
tended and much enjoyed.
One OF the most pleasant social
events OF the season occurred Tuesday
evening at Woodman hall when about
rs people, members and guests OF
the Social Hours clup, met TO spend
the evening with finch. dancing,
cards, etc. During the evening ele-
CANT refreshments were served and
good cheer and sociability reigned.
these affairs are yearly occurlence
and the club is to he complimented
on the pleasure and success that at
tends them.
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Rev. Weber commenced series
OF meetings at the Nj, +. church
Sunday. All are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hammitt
drove to Longmont Thursday to see
Yrs. HammIt's mother, who was re-
ported sick,
Miss Neva Stanton came down
from Denver Thursday evening to
spend the holidays with relatives
ana friends,
The Christmas tree at the NJ. f..
church was we'll loaded with presents.
The little ones were we'll remembered
by Santa Claus.
4. S. Brown went to Colllnsville,
Kan, Christmas to visit his mother.
Mr.. Brown has made it practice for
quite number of years to visit his
mothsr at Christmas time.
Dot, TIE Miners Daughter"
given in Birkle's hall Wednesday
evening in behalf of tie Rebekahs by
home talent. was well attended and
netted them quite nice sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. W b. Cox came
down from Denver to attend the
family Christmas tree at James
Stanton's All the family was we'll
remembered ~ nice and useful pres
cuts.
L. C. Camp moved j. F. Samp-
sons household goods to Ber-
thoud Tuesday. Mr.. Sampson has
secured position In drug store
there and expects to make his home
there for some time.
Kurt Brotha went to Denver Sun
day, returning home Monday ven-
ing, bringing his bride WITH him.
Kurt did not say when he was mar
Sunday or Monday-but came
in and ordered James Stanton to
treat the boys at his expense.
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HILLs6oRo

MIS-. Hetlebower called on Mrs
Azdell Sunday.
'oiin brewer went to Denver to
spend Christmas
WI ana Mrs. Henry Arbuckle re.
.urneo Saturday from a fortnipht's
sojourn in Greeley.
mrs, D. G. Brooks of Fort Collins
''H'leu her daughter, Mrs. Heee.
bower Saturday and Sunday.
oan, Mossman was called to Love.
iand christmas day, his brother he,nu
hnrt IN the factory. At last renorts
ne was resting easy.
mr and Mrs Mossman entertained
al Christmas dinner. Those nresont
were; Rev. A, f. Chase. Mr. and
Mrs Loveland, Mrs. Scott and NJ
nenebower and family.
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PLATTEvILLE

Mrs. F. NJ. Gwyn is on the sick
list.
DR.. Dillingham; reports bis patients
all improving.
&. L. Vollmar has dug a new we'll
for his creamery.
Little Marie Scott has been quite
SICK but is now better.
f. ?, Volland is building a barn
Tor Mr. Martin, west of here.
Miss Sara Knowlton is spendioy
her vacation in Denver this week.
Mrs. P. J. Huston is enjoyiup a
visit with her sister from Denver.
w. j, Dundas had corner on the
m'stletoe In Platteville this season.
Prof, Packer went to LaSal,e
christmas to eat turkey with his
mother.
MISS Mae Crawford is spending
her vacation with her parents at
Bloomfield.
r, Ihe party given by Miss Gale
snider Monday evening was a verv
enjoyable affair.
halph Ellis OF LaSalle made Prof
facker a short visit between trains
Sunday evening.
Il. o. Robidoux has beeu promoted
nun miner to weighmaster at tbo
Platteville mine. ''
o. w. Birkle and wife went tn
ureeley Sunday evening for a short
visit with friends.
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JOHNS

Robert Davis is in Denver buying
goods.
Attorney Newly Of Berthoud did
business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Temple made short visit
at Loveland Wednesday.
Albert Becker has gone to eastern
Colorado to look after his cattle.
Sidney Davis, A. K. Morrison and
J. K. Barnard were In Berthoud
Christmas day.
DR.. Holden and A. K. Morrison
drove to Longmonu Sunday, return
ing the same day.
John Samson went to Denver Mon
day to close the sale of his SO-acfe
farm on the Platte.
Robert Davis, our genial pharma-
cist, was transacting business in
Loveland Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Swanson and
George Held have gone to Sterling
for two weeks stay.
A. S. Becker OF Johnstown won
the doll given away by the Berthoud
drug store Christmas.
Miss Sleeper has been engaged to
ill the vacancy In the schools made
by the resignation OF Miss Skinner.
j. S. Neibergall is sporting a new
Rambler automobile. He made the
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LAGRANGE

Mrs. Theodore Lucas has gone to
California.
Mrs. Whowell and son are visiting
at Mr.. Lyun's.
M. Westenberg is home from his
ranch near Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauridsen gave a
family dinner Christmas day
Ihe little son of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
P. Hogarty has been quite sick
Mrs. B. S. Lagrange entertained
her family at dinner Christmas day.
c. D. Neff started for the southern
part of the state on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Williams and
son spent Christmas day at c. II.
Ford's.
MIS-. C. ID. Nef and daughter
Grace are spending the holidays here
and in Greeley.
Mr. and Mrs. keree OF Fort Col
lins are spending the holidays here
and in Greeley.
The Sunday school had their
Christmas tree at the school house
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Netf of Gree
ley are spending this week among
rela tives and friends
Ed Nen and friend, Otto Prlen,
came down to the ranch Sunday week
to spend their vacation.
Miss Edith Mccullough, who has
been teaching school near Grover,
is home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn and family
spent Christmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Montgomery of Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. English and
family ate Christmas dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milne near Lu.
ceIne.
Several of the Young people of La.
Grange were pleasantly entertained
Saturday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Fl. Ford.
Charles Westenberp started for
Iowa Saturday for short visit, Dut
before going he presented his mother
with fine S45 range as Christina
gift.
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highlandIako
ir. Dean was p. NJ. Mead's guest

Mr.. Dean was p. NJ. Meads guest
Sunday.
The school children and teachers
are enjoying their vacation.
Mr.. Haugham is hauling cream
now in place Of Mr.. Kuoll.
Mrs Stewart Martin of Mount Zion
was shopping here Saturday,
Mildred Munson is visiting rel4-
tives and friends here this week.
Miss Wyallie of San Luis valley
visited at Henry Holmes last week.
Fern Reeves enjoyed Christmas in
the home of her parents near Long
mont.
Mrs. J. S, Doughty is visiting he,
sister In Wyoming during the holi-
days.
Ed Seaman OF Longmont was a
guest in the home of r. S. True
Sunday.
Roads are in fine condition here
now and several OF the farmers are
hauling grain.
T.. G. Kerr is working at the
White House coal mine and expects
TO move there soon.
Mr.. Himmingsen decided not to
visit the east:: now and returned from
Denver Christmas day.
The w. o. W. will give supper
and dance in the hall the first Mou-
day night in January. They invite
their friends. 1t will be the public
installation of officers.
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BEEBE DRAW

August Baab Of Denver spent
Christmas with his parents.
Miss Annie Oster of Denver is
spending the holidays with her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barr spent
Christmas In Nebraska with Mr.
Barr's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown OF Loveland
visited last week with their niece,
Mrs. Will Rogers,
MI. Chestnut has erected a wind.
mill on his farm, which he recently
purchased Of George Zilar.
Misses Day and Washburn left last
Saturday for their respective homes
to spend the holiday vacation.
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kERsEY

j. 9. Steck has been in Denver
since Wednesday.
James Hood is suffering from neu-
ralgia of the teeth.
Ed Burke went to Colorado Springs
to spend Christmas
Hughie Mcmillan and wife visited
Chuck Pierson this week.
Miss Walker is dangerously III from
poisoning by taking Bromo Qulnine
tablets.
Cottage prayer meeting was held
with Mr.. and MIS-. Moore this week
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Moore's brother and family
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wyatt T

MIR. VanDyne was out at his ranch
last Tuesday,
Fay Dunlap has been very sick
with the Group
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. johnson moved
to Ault Monday.
Greener Smith was in Eaton on
business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson were
in Greeley tuesday.
There was mask party at Mrs.
Bianden's Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Williams were
shopping in Greeley Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson took Christ
mas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
White.
Mr. Hogandson and family have
moved to the place vacated by John
Anderson,
Miss Ethel Blanden, who is at
tending the Agricull College, is
home for her vacation
Misses Myra and Thurza Thomas
are home from the State University
to spend their Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Maud Ward OF Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs White.
Mr.. White went to Denver Tuesday
to meet her.
The entertainment given at the
school house Christmas eve was en-
ioyea by all. After the program was
over phonograph was brought in
which added much to the pleasure Of
the evening.
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from Lupton are visiting with him
during holidays
Tonight watch meeting will be
held at the church A good attend
ance is desired,
Mr.. Morford and family are spend
ing a few days with their grand
mother at Ault.
DR.. Jones and wife, Al Burke aui
wife ate Christmas dinner with Rev
Spence and family.
Mrs. fl. P. Hill gave a sumptuoGs
spread Christmas to her guests, Mr.
and Mrs. A Raymond
Con Hetferman has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark much improved III
health, and will take his former posi-
tion as section foreman the first of
the year.
Christmas day the young folks en-.
joyed themselves skating on the An,
derson pond, They continued their
pleasure by having a dance at night
in the hall.
Misses johnson and Van Cleave
took the train for Greeley Christmas,
it peing too windy to ride their
wheels, and will spend the holidays
with relatives
Sunday school officers for the com
ing year were elected as follows: }
G. Steck, superintendent: Mrs. Zupke,
organist; Nellie Steck, secretary and
treasurer; Ora Foster, librarian
Mrs. McMurray made a bus mess
trip TO Denver Tuesday to stra ghten
up her affairs with the railroad. The
matter was compromised by the rail
road paying her stated sum of
money for her property.
j. W. Fuqua from Urbana, H.,
who purchased a farm four miles
north of town last summer, moved
his farming implements here last
Tuesday. His law will live on
his ranch and he will take up his
residence in Greeley.
At the Witwer school house Friday
night Christmas was commemorated
by having a sure enough Santa Claus,
who came down the chimney Of an
old fashioned fireplace with pack
of presents and candy on his balk.
Appropriate exercises we're given by
the school and al report an excep-
tionally nice tilue.
At tile NJ. E. church the three day
schouls. Loustelet. Ingersol and ker-
sey. united with the Sunday school
and observed Christmas in a lifting
manner. A short program well rem
dered was the first given, next
came a splendid treat for nearly
every one present, great and small
and every Sunday school pupil in the
intermediate and primary grades a
nice present. The boys received
nice tie and the girls silk hand
kerchief. The decorations were
beautiful tlee with silver star in
the top representing Christ as our
Star of Hope and the festoons hang-
ing 10 the tree representing Faith
and the treat below as the Fruit OF
Christ.
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GIBSON

Chester Howard was ir This neigh
horhood on business s.; 4ruay.
A. B. Carpenter came down from
Ault and visited relatives over Sun
day.
Miss Pearl Holland came out from
town and called on Gipson friends
one day last week.
Mrs. Dart was out from Greeley
Saturday night for the Christmas
exercises at the school house.
Mr.. Barnes of Greeley made busi-
ness calls in this vicinity lately and
took dinuer with Mrs. Oberp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson are
improving their property by the
building Of new poultry sheds.
Mrs. McCurIy and daughter Of
Fort Collins have been visiting with
their relatives, L. Webster and fam
lily.
Mrs. Nelson of Fort Collins has
been down spending the Christmas
time with her sister, Mrs. George
Craft.
Miss Lizzie Voelker visited her
friend, Miss Lillian Orr, Saturday
and also enjoyed the Christmas en-
tertainment.
The Bell Telephone company had
an agent through these parts last
week trying to get mule families to
put in Bell phones
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyd and
daughter Inez spent Christmas in
Loveland with MI. and Mrs. John
son, the parents of Mrs. Boyd.
Miss Ethel Miller of University
Park, Denver, cane down for the
Swan-Cunningham wedding last
Wednesday. returning nome Thurs
day.
Spencer Query disposed of his farm
implements, stock and household
effects at public sale Monday of last
week and starts this week with his
family for their new home in Hend-
lev, Neb.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'D
A. G.. Van Deren, Guardian OF ftal}
Van Deren, minor heir OF james D n
late of Warren, Warren County staiy
sylvania, deceased, has hIel III "
Court of Weld County, in the staiec
his certain Petition as said huaiaial
that it would be foi the benrft OF
that his real estate hereinafter ment,
any interest that he may have tle.eu
and the proceeds thereof be pu' 'u,
or invested in interest bearing III
improved property, or property wv
by the proceeds of said sale ~ ~,
ing situate in the County of "eiq. u
of Colorado and described as ioHe' ,S
An undivided one thirty-iitth ll.s
lowing described property, the no,,+ a,,
ter (&l of section 23, township ', n.,
81 west. also the southeast qustip'e,
southwest quarter a. of section % a.,
north of range 6l west, and tns ipoi w
(n) and the southwest quarter
west quarter ca of secll9h Avn, .%
north of range ii west. The sa%ST saS
portions Of land of one HUNDRED dpI
each. And that said minor heI =,
an interest in said real esta'e,
right to the use and benefit Of W
the Petitioner prays for an otue' .s. "
authorizing the undersigned a. moi
to sell the interest ot sufn tn"rt ,n,s
public or private sale as the 'o'''
and that on Monday. the
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the STUB TRI

Leaves Greeley at l:>S p, NJ. coaat
LeSalle with the gao for Chicago,
Leaves LaSalle at p, III, al
Greeley at 2:3U p. m.
No. II Chicago Special leaves DeaTl
m. leaves LaSalle 20 p. M, arrive; \
p. m. following day.
No. 7 leaves Denver $40 p. m, le"A
10 40 p. M, arrives Chlcas2 5,@s ~ n,t
morning Chicago trains into Den /
LaSalle I 90 a. m. and | , :5i .. IN.
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nth dav of January,

at the incoming of Court ol 'l ~
soon thereafter as the matter i;an Gan :
undersigned, as such Guat',s,a,b ,a,,b
said petition to said Goufi ,'id d
support thereof and apply = ioT Tv,S AZ b
Guardian of Frank Pefs'H
Edward c. Mason
Attorney for Petitioner J,
First publication in iha va la
Dec. "a; last publication JAN ~
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Satisfaction and "A
Treatment to AMI

Saturday, Ian. Q Farm implam.,,.
OF all classes. at Brewiuston' byrnsss ba rr = 5
Wednesday, Jan, 20. At tbe c..
yards. horses and mules. some v.ssis ,.
cows. o l'esh
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

This was followed a few a
with a second stroke moro 's lat,
than the first, but despite this II
1T was believed that the general VIA ~
recover. He appeared to be staaa u
improving until Friday morning mS1
the end came suddenly. Mrs "n Nd
Cook, the widow; Mrs. Cb.n "
Baker, of Washington, D. G.. danS,
ter, and Mrs. Craighead were s 81 3
bedside at the hour of parting.
De1alls Tor the funeral of Gen. NJ
Cook have not been perfected. Init =; y
probable that the services will he ~,
here Monday. The burial will . ~
place at Spring Grove cemetery. ca,
cinnati, where are buried the 9TH,
members of the McCook family
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

Wednesday nights tragedy. Primary
Queen Draga's attempt to. manipulate
the political situation; the arrogant
behavior of the queens relatives; the
hostile feeling that the Russian court
manifested in it's refusal to receive the
Servian queen, and the financial sit
uation which prevented the regular
payment of the officers salaries, all
combined to bring about the terrible
end of the Obrenovitch rule. But all
this fails to explain sufficiently
Wednesday nights events, and it is
thought that the real reason yet re-
mains to be told.
A Statement.
The new ministry publishes the fol-
lowing statement: Certain differ
ences which arose at court have led to
the Intervention of the army and a con
1ict in which the king and queen lost
their lives. With a view to maintain
ing peace and order in the country-at
the present moment difficult and fate
ful-the representatives of all the po-
litical parties have FASTENED to come
to al understanding and form a pro-
visional government in order to re-
establish the constitution. existing be-
fore March 20, 1903, and to reassem-
BILE the representatives elected under
The constitution of April 6. 1901. At a
sitting to be held on June Is, the M
tional representatives will elect a
sovereign and assume control of the
situation. According to the reports
received up to the present from the
civil and military authorities, order
has not been disturbed in any part of
the country and the government will
take steps to maintain it. The govern
ment feelconvinced that by acting thus
it will ensure for the new order of
things the sympathies of all the Euro
pean powers"
Favor a Republic.
The only new element in the stu
ation is a feeling among the intelli-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

Belgrade, June IA military con
spiracy, which subsequent events
shows had the sympathy of a major
ity of the servian people, was carried
out in the early hours of Thursday
morning, and King Alexander, queen
Draga, her two brothers and several
ministers were assassinated.
Proclaimed King.
Prince Peter Karageorgevitch, the
pretender to the throne, has been
proclaimed king by the army, and
there is every reason to believe that
this decision will be confirmed by the
Servian parliament, which has been
summoned to meet on June Is.
The Causes.
Numerous causes are suggested as
being responsible for the general feel
ing in Servia which eliminated in
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
FINED FOR CONSPIRACY.
Chicago Judge Upholds Ant,r
Law and Furnishes Coal Deal
ers' Association.

Chicago, June 13.-Members of the
Retail Coal Dealers Association Of Mi.
nois and Wisconsin and of the North.
ern Soft Coal Dealers association. who
were indicted last winter by a special
grand jury summoned during the coal
famine to investigate the charges Of
conspiracy lodged against them, werel
found guilty Friday by Judge Horton,
The Is defendant companies and cor.
porations represented in the Northern
Illinois Soft Coal Dealers association
were each fined $500. An appeal was.
taken at once on writs of error. In
the case of the retail dealers %associa.
ton Judge Horton accepted a pro
forma plea of guilty in each case sew.
eral months ago and instructed the
jury to return a verdict of guilty to
conform with the pro forma plea and
fined the defendants-nine officials Of
the association-$1OO each.
His opinion, read Friday, was to the
effect that it %overruled the defendants
motions for new trials. The officials,
including the president and board OF
directors of the Retail Dealers Asso.
citation of Illinois and Wisconsin, who
We're fined $500 each, are as follows:
w. M. Sanford. G. S. Lusk, r. E. Lukens,
Gus Aucutt, "a III. Keller, F. M. Nc.
Even. F. N. Durkee, S. S. Maston and
r. S. Brown. In the Northern Illinois
Soft Coal Dealers association the IS
defendant coal companies and cor
porations take in almost every large
coal mining company in the coal pro-
ducing counties in the northern part
of the state. The indictments charge
the defendants with conspiracy to do
an illegal act injurious to public trade,
to regulate and fix prices, to suppress,
prevent and destroy competition and
to prevent the shipment and sale OF
coal by jobbers to consumers.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
WAN RULERS
ARE ASSASSlNA1ED~
Uprising of M~ilitarv-Palace Attacked-hlns
Alexander. Queen Draga. Three Ministers
and Eieht Others Slain-The Cause--
New Government Formed.
Buried MT Night.

may take longer than was at first eS-
pected.
Buried Mt Night.
The remains OF the i'll fated king
and queen were buried almost
stealthily Thursday night in the
chapel of st. Mark, where the mem
bers of the Obrenovitch family are
inferred.
story of the Tragedy.
The following is a narrative of the
revolution given by men who took
an active part in it. Army officers
to the number of 90 having formed a
project of revolt, among them being
delegates from almost every garri-
son in Scrvia and the majority of
the officers of the Sixth regiment,
Lieut.. Col. Mitschitsch invited his
comrades on Wednesday evening at
II o'clock to meet in the Kalimagden
garden and there the immediate car
rying out of the intended deed was
organized. At 1:40 the officers, in
eight groups, went to the konak, the
royal puldCe. IldSI hdu d Cue anu
especial directions regarding his
part in the revolution.
Treachery I'm the Palace.
In the konak palace itself the rev
dictionaries had two important par
tisans in the kings bodyguard-Col.
Alexander Maschin Queen Draga's
cousin. not brother-in-law) and the
kings personal adjutant, Lieut.. Nau-
movies. Two officers of the high
military academy appeared at the
appointed hour. two a. M, at the gate
of the konak, where the kings adju-
tant, Panajotovic. who was in the
conspiracy, handed them the keys to
the garden gate, which is always
kept locked. First, stepping before
the guard at the konak, one of the
two officers called throw down your
arms" A fight ensued with shots
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

gent classes in favor of the abolition
OF q servian monarchy altogether
and the creation of a republic, and
this sentiment is shared by at least
q member Of the provisional gov
eminent.
Some shouts for a republic have been
heard in the streets, which are still
patrolled. The military authorities
seem to a%pprehend complications arts
ing and are anxious to get formai com
munications regarding the attitude Of
the powers towards the new govern
ment. 1t is also stated that the for
malities connected with the proclama-
ton OF Prince Karageorgevitchas.k king
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
wheat Not So Badly Injured.

Topeka, Kan, June 13.-Oticial re-
ports received by State Employment
Agent Gerow from Kansas counties
show that the injury done the Kansas
wheat crop by the flood is not nearly
SO serious as at first reported. Some
counties report that the conditions
have improved and that they will need
a large number Of men to assist in the
harvest. The total number of men
needed from outside the state is small
er, but Kansas will not be able to har-
vest this years crop unaided.