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inter 9etoa6t bes Gift.
9Roroes.

1+
Dor einigen Sagsn fano 6yau Sars
m D}iler. Satin zines iun9en auQeIs
benen Houimdnns, nit oem lie erf
slpti Uioncye nerteirdite! mar, bel L.
rem Grpad1fn benielbsn toot i'm 8elte
Iiegeno. Gr mar oAns &f 0citcr
ben. dbey itdrtsr Shaum por rem
Wlunoe eyr.gte ban @ereoht. cob er
pergiftet roroen lei. Ssr3 uno Waaen
mur0ea 3uc llnterlubun9 nab Ct.
2oui5 9sitidt. SSn Der ,3lDji6eu3 it
iteute e5 ii8 feraus, baB Ser Nt,lIer
am 2tben0e por ieinem Epoe nit eiui
cen Ereuplen in ber Npothele hes D.
@arren &5mt.1 @gcfu 5eitlinetn 5abs.
Or. Smiit iIt auf NatroQ oon 0lpio
Smith pelen Illorbes i5l criteu @cob,
perbaitet uno na6 tenn GountuQeiduQ
nib in 9,n.pn. Scott Gounta. dsblaAf
no,oen. Gr leuqnet, fir len 1on Wi'
ler5 perantioortIib gu ieiu.
Gnroncr z. q. 6ra3ier bat heute bel
MtdQen uro cine T1riFtlidt 0drJeQ ina
hes 9e'urbs3 Ger llrterEu#una in Ct.
2out ab eA'ft rein I'm abtr, etua5
iiber bic 9tnaIpie au Iaasn.
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g9crlin 10. uidr3.


Sin berpolrdqenoer Wlurine Sah-
mann i6reibt mir iiber otr bisberiger
8erlaui bss ruiiii6 japduiIhen 9rie.
gss:
Die arieQiiibrung forrert auf BET
ben Seitsn bic ihdrIite arilii herdus
Die b8ber beobad'ete ruiiiIds Defen
iipe, bic 3eripliiterung oer Stsircii
ttdfte, Der g.r}i6t ouf bic 9erribaft
3ur Gee uno bas umfdngreide 2lus'
nlibcn Ser @c.thei0ilunQ9mittcl uer
ben bier ols ebenio unpertinolicb an
geichcn. mic oic NldtotanutlnG ocl
errungeuen lapdnilden 2tioIge. Das
ldngiams Borgeben gegea Bort 2triEur
unb Die FIJI gen. lpirtuHgsloien &dnos
ndben aui oi. 8eieitigun9en Bort III.
thurs.
Blister ba! bic beioerltitiq, Srieg
fiibrunQ qerinae ge6ren fir bic inter
noiionalcnIiorinen aelieiert. udbreus
bic Gebren oes ipdnlId aneyiianiiden
9rieges pom Sabre 1898 trob gerlua
fii9igerer Grsigniiie fir 5euertat;il,
5diiisbnItcfuit. GpoIutionen u.l.n
nod 1tuts iiir Rsutouitruitionen 6ei
5loiteu5auten gyuuoiegsnb uab babu
bre6eno iuD.
IS osrIauts. aus psrldbli6erGuelIe,
pab Der an lebteu Samiiog oabinge
i6ieDene @ensr1Ii.lomorihaa Groi
Don Wdloeriee ii6 in ben leBten ,5a6
rem mitoerboli oabin duberts, Elm gro
Br Grieg iei brinqsnt noibntaoig i'm
5ntsreFe Der oeutitsn Qrmse. iouie
3ur 5e'lung uisler innsrer llebeli.dnbe
Das ..9crluty 5ngcbldii" ibeilt nit
ais Udfltdr 2l!tcfc in gdris, in mel
der Stsauna Balosriss 9sraos Dor
oes ttutit franloiidben
arieges ttGiiq mar babe sr Die preu
biihs Resisguns GU be llsbs,leSsnbsi
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~ otttnbrud.
Walla Walld, Daib., Q. NlGrj.

WlUQ WuUu, buIQ,, .. Ulut5.
GRrbalb Iirie IN ben Blue Uloun
toins fono Elm Woltenbrut ii1tt uno
bi, Ranters an Utub 6reet Bottom
muBttn ibrs Bobnitdtten berlaiisa pno
auf ben 6dlsIn Rettung iuden Tisie
1T in Idlmmer Gage. oa 6 ichy .ts
bria lis9t. 1er anqeridjie'e E lten
III psrniuibdd Elm iebr gtcbtr.
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g8btlt6er Streit.

9(aron Gtelpart unb isin GObn unb
20. 80. 9iG uuo feline 3lpei Gobne.
p.lft etpo II Uieilsn BON bier po6nen
unb Rahborn iinb, geriet6en nit
,indnoer in Strsit uub mafien BON
ibren Repoloern Gsbraud, Die
Stsmorts sricboHen 70. 70 6ia uno
leinsn Sobn ,tchn unb perpunbeten
6unter 6ill. Den an6crn Sobn. Der
Streit mar biz 5olee elmer Weiuungsz
p.rifl.bsnheit lbeI bic @irsn5linl..
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. etm gar.
Mem 9lorI. 10. MsGri.

Meloiae Is. Gioae, Gtiaafts u9:;,
Der 2IhcCiis.en pui., t1m scisrn nil
bem pSaiier Wl9I IT," DpA cine.
GjeidGitsleiI; nac1 europa 3ugjid. 81
batte EN-; 2,upieU3 bai rem &diier Don
RuBldnD, I'M itn 3u bitten, bic Sen
lur Ger 9epei fea gu beIeitigen.
ns56 tyaf ZEN &aiier, 10 er3dblt
Serr Gtone. i'm WinterpataTt UNI
unterhielt mid iiber cine Stunoe nit
ibm. SO feBte i6m ousejnanoer, paB
lrgenb pelc1e DepeIden, bic man prn
ct. Petersburg aus ni6t iencen ourfe.
inrerbdlb tur5et 3eit nad Der 0ren5e
befDrbert uno iiber Die oeutihsn
9rdbte geieabst iperben t1nnten. 0as
burA tpiirnen bic ruiIii6en Iele9rde
pfen eine beteutenbe ginna1me elm
biiBen. peil fir Iolfe Depei6en groBe
Breiie be3o5lt merben miiBten."
Ser &diier ii6erIegte fib Die Safe
einen 9(ugeub,it uro Iagte 6dnn; nSbe
re Spee Tdsint mir cine quite 3u fein.
unb m.nn sic cine MoGs 6ier peripeis
len poGen. 'peroe icb S6nen cine 2tntz
mort geben."
Na6bem ih Inn erfldyt bate. bdB
i9 nod 9cutI6lanb cetsn miii1e. for
berte er MID auf Elm Wemoranbum
iiber meine Gjriinbe auf3uieBen. 2ln
bemieIben NbenCe Iab ilh Den Safer
ouf Gem 6pfbaa unb Bier iagte er aberz
mails in Gegenlpart uniere5 Ge1dnoten
McGormif, baB er meinen &orf6ldg
nit giinItiqsn Qluaen onfe6e. 0ie
nG6Ite Wons perbrohte ih in 0eutIds
Lamb, unb ais ih 8uriidfehrte. erfubr
id, hdB bic 3enfur altfgehnhen lei. I'm
fer @ertreter in Ct. Petersburg tadn
iebt bic Mi'iFtsrien oufTu6cn unb Die
Neuidfetten entce 7ennehmen.
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fa4tc unb babel opf cine seemine

MlS,.
s;ff.n =, go" 60, 49, s~y," 49, 49, y, ~,
ES n,,r ' ,,o,t ~, S;i,s ,o5a6tt;;S4i" Df @ MN
gnb rsn T;nS bsts,9S;,t Jsl 49, 1''7''S' >'"'
SG,iisFI;3 ~ NIX "tsis', bsb,no,e+ h,s Ma
esort gab,nn,tiirbon 10; 9}nrt @p+b',r
arr 63Ifte n9r,b ianoniScfs @rnnntsn
SemnIirt II ms nnb mr. no6, nrei
@1ttsrifn brond,6or INN
gIn 500 rnIiiIbs NM dbinsIiy1be or.
beiipr finn IN oIIsr Giis nob g{ort 9Irs
ibur 6rfGrbert morbn nm 6ie 9(u6.
beiIeruposn an 6en cs6iffen ppr7une6=
men
c6al Q Wdr3
C5in, nc,t, gn} ,on a-rfs ruTi-cbp
g6les.lnn9 fr-fPtg 6os torroniibe 81
leor,a. sn6,n+ i9 cinnamon t5s pirp
orneiref h,b ouI ffr tprenniIben
Ssrite Fes ygmrnflI7es e;u 3uiams
meuitp6 slpjIbtn Hpreonern unb RuIs
fen itatt1,fnr0sn 6ab,
neptibfon6
,n,,.,. 4 ,n o,gn,
a.. o..as.. IS, L Il, o3..,.ts,,s ',,.''
y No''., y, lI''t e u, ~, c..''. ."l ''p,
.''". -'''u ~ ,, - >3'Itt, sI.; -, ~ -
49, lg1''NS ltu.e ~ l"''p' 1 'gus s., ~
.1'PVlaua'' WI" M,'''u''l'g'' -, -" ~, ~,
81 2o' 49,, 9>,' ','',l'eus',% - - pe.
~ t''(5 Gat.5: gS5o955. 55., 49, Pt,.',,'
'g'[5, nv oe, .'''", ~" ~ 'u a5, na, ~np Gss,s S@'
,"'Is fs l'"'.,,''t 5 80 -; ~ s 80 80
" ~ ~, ~ w ''t',S' ,t - ~. w 1
m ~" gluG .'"p p's t[ Vtlo''s.(''t" s IS,, Se.J
9,u , 80 s..us tSu9 '1gn LII o.9te 4 80 = !,
o' ,'9o'', ~, =, ny ~. onl,9,t'., W..
5- - $3.50 '9'5 49,, -: ~ -: "''2 80 ~
49,, - a.. ,PS';ge p'e ~, 80 -
os9 >''Ell's'S tql5g5llS" Y uul lu'I1.ue
,p,g'u, s 9ail,''t,.lI'n - lt"s'1' F{5i'.s, ON
=, n0i'' S..,''',''V09e'y l00lpI p"s 80, -
t1l'9sPl.lp OS2 !5s'o,',u! iu.o"s 9'l"q''
@ 1.u!'' @ sg.', eH', .,l l,g.E,.'Uu' vi ''tps W.,
pln.5 9''00'..5 80 No''qS,n', ~, ~ u.s ~. "a
80 ts1.v' p'S s'"'5'9 49, q 'i'7''t.'H ;s ~ ~
~ 80 Nt' P'"'9O' E,..,e SVt.'''c4 "''s ,
s[e e'C[,,2: FtSa5a8 5,.: IN 24a'qrt ~ !;
S.gS,S,.'s l,,' '}otl''.". l", lV't.',.u"9t a,,
~ 49, OK gS''Gas p't SV' o,t1 V's S2''tSI4: Sf5:
~: ~ ~ - si.t Hteb' ett,o"W :.
2&se, ne''P' - :" yp,'0'oS,.' ~ ~
.tt l'p'sp'','' & p.9s NSn SIsS '"pe 'uu's'' '
s y. U,'" sD',llp s ~ o,5,.'9," p,tar ~,
' a. '(h'SSs a.;a,a Wy Sa59 sf. 'y3,''r ~ n" ~,
=, oet SF'usit5l9 peipe9'S l.eQ ppI pe'
t: ..5 lDi'ts''p' cn ~ -
tspn 5p!l lue ''Stgtm ~" 9n '.n.'tt, ~
~, S9agqu''e sl Eup 1t''ustT, t io't0' ~ cS az
Soul leA ptu,Fl'''1tSl', iouge1hp p.e ~. I
Y.i[. i''[.,,a''pSn''g y SP.;'s ~'Sas1,"' S T.
lp,ss''t.. n .c,..'t. : LUX tup5','4N' P'"9'" "
0Lell SltoBeHla'etllen,
~. pt!,plI'ptls Vtulll o, poil y, SSuIus.
ltF ptg'''l,'t uu.p p'H.l''Sl' q . t?tu'ut.u' s
nlpl m s plt Ss'uF a nael !@ ~ S'oupn' y n..t ,pa
{1I S I.g. ~ uuSt G.ett In VI s .s''tt S'"' -
l1gt Huo % p'"' ouqH90ls " e. "'sy p0't ="
NV Osln ,0u8s Nul, 1ED,'spo.h sh ! ~. S1o..
!ie'l", ipo uo9 0's'upl''b ''Ol9e" l'o'''
lutpSn iet lp''p' ...s..6.. -. = -.
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grtrunfeu
St. gouis. Ulo., 8. glar3.

q. NUUIsi UlUt ., U|uI3'
5rau Joiep5 UiGin9ton. bic Sat
tin eines Observation-Disclosures unb
ibrt alisite 5o6ter Ronuie ertranien
b.i Dem 9eriu6, nit ibrem guggD ben
Wlsramie 5lub }u treu5en. Sine an
bere 0odet reitete fd 0oourd, bab
fe fir bic 1ousr opn 5pei Stunben
Iit an einem iiberbdngsnosn Baum
,p,io i,ithieit.
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g attt, ID.
6ot SprinQs. g[rf., 10. W2irs.

W1it bem Qie,e o6orepeG" nabm
Md6ame Qatti 9eitern 2(beno bon
2lmerita 2(bl9.eo. Sic peinte 5hrdnen
nno fiiblte ii6 bermaben an9egriffen,
baB iie pon Der 8iibne gctrogen merDen
muBte. sic tebrt ndh giep Yort uno
bon bort iofort nod Gngldno 5uriid,
bu ibre 5our ioipo6l in finan5ieller ais
tiinltieriider @inIibt elm MtiBerfoIg
mar, tpesbal6 iie auf Die Grfiillung
Der nod iib.i!en &ontratte per3iftete
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Ridt.r O6Ifaut.
ltelu NrleonS, 10. .QtQr5.

Die @elpertIdaft biloet cine etenio
eroBe @efabr fir oas 9emsinipeien,
ais Der N}ann, lpeI6er ben prsis Der
2ebensbeoiirfniFe tiinitlih erb0ht, oh
ne oas Wotl Der 9lugemeinbeit in 8sz
tra6t gu .5ieben. ia9te Ri6ter 6. 3.
9obliaat pdbrenb zines @eIprdns
iiber Die Nrbsjterfrage.
sd mill oumit midi oos He8t sum
Streiteu in 6raot iteIIsn. pobI abet
id9e ih. boB tein Monn oas Rcht bat,
einen anse.en oapon ab5ubalten, 9lrs
belt an}unebmen. nm Ieine 5dmilie 5u
erndbren 9icIe anor6iitiibcn 2luse
piibie miiiien ois Geperti6aftsn fe
feitigen, urn blnn. menn fpnierpat.p,
glemrnte an Der SpiBe Der perIh,ebes
nen SrgariTationsn fsben, pirb ols
probIem Iih Dpn lelbIt I0ien."
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@83
J ~ Emeritaniider Stin6
1lg btim GSaren!

0Sas 6r. gtone oerrider alIer 8euBen sm erSdbs
leu ipeib. 9lbeIima BATHS 9lbid)ieo. Ser
9lmfrmbr IN GprnsiielO. 9lus 9Saibim9tpm.
Sie ItprnlDnem.
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Y8oIfi19t0n, .. g.. 9. 9Jdr3.

Z
9o5 9erb6r Der 3eugin gran SIaya
Mtab,lGenneoD tpuroe Dor oemSendtss
Gpmite fprlgeIebt. Sic puroe pdri6tr
befraQt. marum iie nit ibrem erFten
Wdune, Der idon cine 6rau bate. in
Mierico uno ni6t in lltob Qctrdot
puroe. bermphte aber feline 9tustunFt
bariiber I'll geben. Spdter CAB lie gu,
boB oer2tpoitel 3eusbaIe borum anges
gangen puroe. bic Srapung poBuneb.
men, ii4 ober peieerte
Der nQAite 3euge fSar GGotIe8 6.
MerriIl, elm Sphn nes QppItels Wttrz
riu. Gr ertldrte, baB er Elm Spbu o:r
oritten 5rau ieines 8aters unb islbar
Elm Yolbgamiit lei. Gr babe 5rpti
5rauen unb nit ieber &inoer. Der
3euge lpurbe erIu6t, bic 6eiratbss
serempnie Der U}ormonen gu bei9rtis
ben unb es erqab iif. oaB bieie iebr
penig BON Der en9liIben 2rauunqs-
formel ablpei4t. Dsiter er3dblts er,
baB er CUR 3eit, dIs er fib gum spei=
ten MoIe oerbeiratbete. bsi ieinerWlute
ter ipohnte.
limb mo mgr Sbr 8oter?"
r@r belt Ii6 peritedt."
.Marum?"
yWeiI er ipegen polpgumie psrfoI9t
tpurbe. Sd babe i'm mitunter nur
ale bier No6en 9eiehen."
Der Batter bes 3eu9en 1T nod am
Qeben uno betleioet bds 4mt zines
9lppiteIs. Gr bat 6 5rauen un6 Der
3euge bot 26 8riiOer uno 27 S6pes
fern.
Dem 3eueen puroe Die 6rage nad
Der 3ohl ieiner yteifen unb gliAten
pprgeleQt. Gr fonnts nihts @endues
ongeben, meinte aber, b1B er iiber 100
folder 8erpdnbten tabe.
,W2ein Batter" fuhr Der 3euge fort.
.fpobnt nit Ieiner eriten 5rau 3uIom
men unb beIu6t mejneWlutttr mpnat
li6 einmal. Gr 1T Elm ie6r beI6dftig
ter Wlann."
9emnd6Tt muroe 5ruu Gmma
Matbeps BON MarpsoilIe. lltah, auf
ben 9euqenitano geruien. Sic 1T bic
Wlutter BON Trau Sennsp unD ielt p
Sohren Wlormonin
g1o6oem frau Uldttbeps er3dblt,
bab ibre So6ter BE 5weite 5rau
Sobnfons nurbe. s6e iie bos 18. Sc
bensiabr erreifte. Tiiqts tie nod bin3u,
bob lie IeIber in Gnalanb gebcren, bon
einem Wlunn Homens Barber gum
Wormonentbum bsfe6rt purbs uno
i'm Ipdter in llto6 als ieine brittle
s5rou beirdtbete
Werria puroe oui ben 3eugenitdno
suriidqerufen uno Senoior Dubois
pollte BON ibm niTIen, ob er 3u 8uns
ften Der 9islpeibersi lei. Gr perreins
ts, muBte dber 3ugsben. odb sr Elm pc
lbgumiit lei.
0emnddit puros Trantes Wi. On,
man. ieit benz Sabre 1880 Elm Qpoiiel
Der Wormonentirhe, pernommen. Gr
III elm golbedmiit unt moht fein Sesl
bardus. Gr srtfdrte. bdb idon iein
Batter ein Qolnqdmiit mar, unb bob
teir GeIsb ibn oaoon ab6dltsn nero..
NIT feinen 5rouen luidmmsn gu leben
unb fir Isin. 1amilis gu iorgsn.
9nhnunioll.
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oSn g prtnQfielp.



Seit 3 ltbr 6eute Dfprgen, I'M pels
de ,3eit Ger W&pb bon Der Wiili5 5ers
Itreut fpuroe, lit bier dies rubig. ST.
ipa Elm 0uBenD 9duier perbrdnnien
unb Der @erluit tpirb auf $4,000 biz
$4,000 qel9dBt. gBie es I9eint. iino
teine ipeiteren llnruben gu befiirAten
uno bic 9ruppen biirfien balp pieber
objieben.
Sprinqiicl0. 81, 10. Mari.
glad6 Bel rem 8.f5rben eingegang,s
nea Ra9riaten ioa Ter Staroal heute
9tbenb lpi.oerbolt neroen. na Der p0z
bel entIfloTen lit, dle @obnbduIer rer
Neler nie0er3ubrennen unb es pero'n
@prbereitungen getroffenL ale Rubeltos
runQen 81 INT rb iiden. 8si6loHen
ipurbe, dlIe Saloons Ter 5arbiqen 81
f6tieben uno ben gigentbiimern oer
!SGuIer, mel6e bon Regern belpotnt
iperben, auiSueeben, b;eielban aus5i,s
ben gu lafen, mas elmer tbdtid6li6en
@.rtreibun9 9leib tommt. Die @ers
ii9erun1seeleIfhaften baben aGle pps
liten fir SduIer, in benen Sarbige
pobnen, fir ungilt;e ertIdrt. Wlan
qluubt, baB Die .2ap &c Orbsr
0eo9ue", Die Dor etni9en Sdhren orgdz
niIirt purbs, nm bic 8efplgung b.s 81
quors @eIebes gu cr3lpin9en, binter Der
8epegun1 ltedt.
Der @ouperneur fat ungeorenet,
bab bic 3ruppsn 10 lange IN SPRING
fitlp bleiben lollen, ipic es fir notbs
fpenoig oetalten lpirb, es tperoen obtt
2lnItalten ili.ens Der Stadtsb,boroen
o,troFfen oi. 2lnItiFter Der llnruben
ror bic Grob9eIfnorsnsn gu brin9sn
uno fpenn eie 9otdlbeb0rben oie'elber
niht psrfclQsn Iollten, piro es BON
Seitcn bes Generdldnlpults esiheben.
Die 5ruppen ocs Sberit Wedo fans
rem teute Ro6mittd1 Bel 3eritreuun9
zines 9(ufloufes cine Qortie 9hndnit,
bds gum Gbrcn9en ber no6 ni9t obs
esbronnt,n I.5trpobnunoen gsbruadt
frsrben foIlte.
Die itGoiiifen gshGresn 6dbsn an
BEN Gereynl1biutanten Grithfislo In
Columbus teleordnbirt unb oenielbsn
eriuft fiirf tpeitere Gompagnitn Wi.
II, al T6iden. Die 9lntmort fam To-
fort suriid o1b bic 5rupper in COB
ineton, GMn. @resnri1e uno Siorep
eiu,n oobin 9stenoen 9efsbI .rbdItsn
hGtten.
Der mdnor Bat cine qrotIdmdtion
erldiTen. nondd a1s 1ufdmmlungsn
auf ber Sirosc psrbotsn lperosn.
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C u u " d -
@irminaham. 2tlo.. 9. UtGr3.

Ger in iiioHdler lidtrmg ilbrcuoe
grpreb3uq Der glllhama I8reot 1oi'
tbern gahn iticB rahe demanee .Dii'l.
nit einem aus en;ge1en8eietier hid
tlng fommca0ts Trddi5ug 3ui1m
men uno finn Qatibe6icniietc perl0.
ren ibr 2cben IiHe!6en limo 3u8
iilhrer Y Y @ar,ut 6ci3cr StnrD
gonfs. Goitclerf Hobirion GilGs
Grprebboie :, 81 Nmos lmo @oii
clerf 2 Z 1}idltliQH &crIegi mur
sen Der 3uniaarer Gaic bon Dem
5rodt3ug un0 Ell ier5i1ar Scijer.
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70 8arnu II q.
Ct QnlIis @ 9lGr

Der Gnriff 8idman BAT pon Gou-
berneur 0pderp cine 9epeIde erbdltsn,
peld)e i6n oappn in &euntuiB ieBt, oob
Der Ntoroer Mart Dunn. Der am
SFreitaq ocn @algsn 6eiteigen ipQte,
Ieine 6lutt aus bem Gefdn8niB be-
mertIteli1te uno bab er ~ oer Sheriff
- beInnoere 8prtsbrunQen treffen
m6Qe, Damit George Collins, Der N(or-
Der nes Ge6eimpoli5iIten Gduma6,r,
ni6t audi burd6renne. Collins Sim
ri6tung ION am 26. 2tpriI itattfiroen.
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Rti6r Auewabl.


ScOicncn Sir lid, bite, uadl Be-
licbCR.
Ne Gcpcldlcn Uom &ricgsidlHnplabc
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Der oiterreifiift Eouriitsnsglub
piro cine esmsinih1itIids 8siis 5ur
Ct. Coulter Weltausitsllung uuierrcbs
men. 5ur lie Jabrt lpttoin Die I'M
fonenoten gorietrurqtu 8etolitn
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9otttiffes.

3uscon, 9lrij. 10. Mdr3.
Die republitaniide 9onoention m.
pdblte 7el.qdten fir bic 9onpsntion
in Gbitaao unb initruirte iie 81 @uus
fen pon Sbeooore Rooispelt.
gid,ifa. Gas. 10. Dldr3.
an Der republitauiidsn Stdatstons
ptntion, beren glattform Iid 3u Sun
fen Der Domination RooIspelts aus
ipriht, purbs Gopdrb e. 6ob. 6sri
ouseeber oss .6erolp" in Wdrion. als
9pupernsursianpiodi oufasiisnt.
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Nian iu9t oen D}apor 8oplus gu
neranlai1en, bic Sbdutnirthifdften
i'm 2eoeeoiItritt, nelcbe BON 6arbigen
betrieben rperoen, ais GemeinIddoen
gu f6lieben. Gs iperoen peit.e llnrus
ben befiir6tet, oo Elm 5hil Der 8ep0l>
terun9 burhaus Die Neger uub ibre
Gneipen bertreben min.
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Die ,,,loroitern "-5eitun-
gen haben eic BeIebichtc
BON Ga Greiie nicbt nur
mitIcbreiben ioneern nit
macben helien.
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3oiio. . Uidr3.
@s pirb aus 3uUHldiiiaer Gu,ns
bsrihtet. bdb am "a 1ebru1r, pdbs
rtno bic Sapdnsr Bort grtbm 3u
blofirsn psriu6ien. Elm ruiiiih,r Tor
p,toidg.r ben 6aisn au srrsifen
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-08-12
Pennsylvania Democrats Go Hunting.

Pennsylvania Democrats Go Hunting.
The Democrats of the keystone State
are not satisfied with their three Demo
Gratis in the house Of representative
the three are all right, but they want
more. The independent Washington
Post says:
Whatever the outcome Of the campaign,
Democrats have been stimulated to en-
large their plans Of campaign. The Key
stone State leaders, who have absolutely
nothing to hope for on the general ticket,
have outlined plans for capturing con-
gressional seats this year. The Demo-
cratic representation In congress from
Pennsylvania has dropped very low. and
In the present congress there are only
| three members. although the Pennsyl-
ypnia Democrats polled 424,232 votes for
Bryan in 1900. In recent years the Demo-
Gratis Of Pennsylvania have had es high
| az nine or ten members Of the house.
They are now figuring on gaining as
| many as seven, according to the con.
Iervative Philadelphia Public Ledger. The
districts which are to be fighting ground
are the Eighth comprising Bucks and
Montgomery counties; Tenth. or Lacka-
wanna; Eleventh. or Luzerne: Twelfth,
d schuyikill; Fifteenth comprising Tioga.
Potter. Lycoming and Clinton counties
Twentieth. comprising Adams and York
and Twenty-third. comprising Fayette
Greene and Somerset.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-08-12
Recovery Is Remarkable.

The recovery of Rev. Charles H.
Mayne and his improved condition
from the wound he received during a
fight with burglar in Iowa Falls
three weeks ago is OF much interest
to the medical fraternity at large. He
was shot in the groin, the bullet per-
forating the intestines eight times, and
he was taken to Ellsworth hospital in
Iowa Falls. DR.. w. H. Morton, who
has had charge Of the case, declares
his patient will soon be his former
self. The fact that Mr.. Mayne was a
man of robust physique and of good
habits were strong elements in his bat
tie for life, together with the atten-
ton given him at the hospital. COM
bined to pull him through. He is said to
be one Of few that ever recovered
from the effect of similarly inflicted
wound. Mr.. Mayne is now able to
walk across the room and with no
backset he will pull through, although
the chances for recovery when shot
were one in a thousand.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-08-12
New York Paper. Favor P.rker.

For the first time since 1892 the De
nocracy finds large proportion of the
Influential New York newspapers COM
ing out In support of the national Dem
ocratic ticket. The Journal and Amer.
lean, the World and other big ones are
now in line. Says the Washington
Post.
The alignment Of influential New Yorl,
newspapers In the presidential campaign
is In marked contrast with four and eight
years ago. In those two campaigns the
Journal was the only large New York
newspaper that supported Bryan. Now
all except the Tribune. long Republican
organ. and the Press. both Of which have
wide influence up the state, and the Mail
are supporting Parker. Possibly excep-
ton should be made in the case Of the
Sun. which has not been emphatic on
either side yet. but has for months been
sneering at Roosevelt The latest acquisi-
ton to the Democrats from these great
New York papers Is the Herald which.
contrary to its established policy, has
come out this week in unqualified terms,
stating that Judge Parker "has won the
confidence Of the people. and that sort of
confidence Mr.. Roosevelt has not inspir-
"a" The Herald acknowledges Mr.. Roose-
YsM to BE-. irreproaehahis personally, but
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-08-12
HAPPENINGS In IOWA
EVENTS OF A WEEK THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.
Irregularities In the Management of
the First National Bank of
GrinneII Said to Include
Extensive Forgeries,

The irregularities in the manage.
ment of the First National bank of
Grinnell, whose cashier, H. G. Spen-
Ger, met death with his son in mys-
FERROUS double drowning three weeks
ago, include not only the embezzlement
of funds, but also extensive forgeries.
Evidence of this fact came to light
last week in the discovery Of nine bo-
gus notes purporting to be signed by
as many prominent farmers and bust
ness men of that section. The nine
notes aggregate $T,942. The bank sent
notices to the men whose names are
attached, and they appeared and de-
clared the signatures spurious. In sew
eral cases there was slight transpo-
sition of letters in spelling of names.
How many more notes of the same
character are extant is not yet known.
The bank receiver is not yet ready to
make statement, the affairs of the
institution being badly involved.
The receiver of the First National
bank Of Grinnell, Mr.. Shaw of West
Union, Ia, is still at work endeayor.
ing, to straighten the banks affairs.
Large numbers of forged notes have
been found, and Mr.. Shaw is mailing
letters to those whose names are at
tached to them. A curious fact in
connection with many of these notes
Is that the name or initials, or both
are misspelled, or wrong initials are
given.
Mr.. Spencer was familiar with all
those people, and knew how their
names were spelled.
AS instances, Alex Fraser received
notice that note for a large sum,
$500 or $500 was in the bank, and re-
questing him to call at the bank to
identify or deny the signature.
Mr.. Fraser's name was spelled Fra
zier; Joseph Eisele's name was writ
ten Elsie on the fraudulent paper.
Nearly every farmer of means has
discovered that forged notes bearing
his name are in the bank. One note
found had what purported to be the
name of the firm of Johnson & Mere
d1th, which firm went out of business
eighteen years ago, which proves that
the Irregularities have been going on
at least that length of time.
! This fact confirms many in the be-
lief that the former cashier, Charles
H. Spencer, father of the dead cashier.
had the affairs in very bad condition
many years before his accidental
death, some twelve or fifteen years
ago. at Colorado Springs, Colo.
This shortage was held at the time
at $4,000, but the condition now war
rants the opinion that it was much
larger, perhaps, two or three times as
large as believed.
There have been many wild and
false statements sent out from Grin.
nell regarding financial conditions
there, it being stated that scores of
business men were on the verge of
ruin as result of the First National
bank trouble. The facts seem to be
that not more than four stockholders
Of the bank will suffer serious losses.