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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
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aus Obermi4elbad (2anton Siinins
GEM eradblt bas eli. 2otbr. Msbf.~
f~olgenbsS bru1ige @eIdi9tGen: Infer
!9elo ma in Dafel au Martt gesangen
unb bate fih bon Dem Cribs ieiner
Waaren allerbanb fh0ne Oinge. pis
3isarren. Jleifdj unb Wiirite setauft,
Die er in ieinem @Gselden perpadtc,
dis er nun Dor Der 9simfabrt fih
nod an einem 0ldsGen giitli9 that.
eignete Ii9 cine GierhdnbIerin aus
NttenTdpeiler bic t0itliGen Safen an
unb rerfdpanb. oils bas BGuerlein
Ieinen @agcn leer fano. itiea Elm
iurdytbarer Nadeplon IN ieincr Seele
auf. Gr begab fih gum 9urgfelbner
9onamt unb erfldrte. bah bic nit ben
Saden a~hnungslos poriiberfommenbe
Trau 3oGsut Bel fi1 fibre. 9tutsies
ria itiir5tsn iih nun bic 3olbeamten
auf tie, unb 2 Nlart 80 pfennia paren
bas Grsebnib ibrer Hemiibunaen.
Sebt fii6rte bas Bduerlein ben 6auptz
gdlas aus. gs iteate ii9 jenisits beg
3paamts auf WaGe unb nahm Der
sriGrodenen Qftteninpeilerin bic per=
apnte Waare ab. Die Gierb6nblerin
ION fsin iib,rInlaues Gefiht gema9t
tnbcn. ocito mebr freutc lid oas Y1u.
srlein iibsr nsr e~Fbdrten !2cu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

GolSelbes Gtimmungabilb dei9nct
Elm 8.uneler Blatt bon ben ldnolinen
StontesamtsregiItern in Belsien: Sn
unieren meiiten D0rfern bat Der Ge=
menceratb ieinen SIP in elnem
Wirtbsbouie. Die 1eriammluns tritt
sins ober apsimal i'm Sabre in elmer
Stube neben tenn Musldant 3uiamz
men. bic als sanSes Mobiliar einiae
Stiible. Elm quilt unb einen S9rant
tnttGlt. NORM bic GtanbeSregiiter unD
lpnitigen @emeinbe : urtunpen aufbsz
pdhrt tperben. Da feline beIoaoeren
Stanoesbeamten porbanbsn finb, 10
iperben bic Wu5eigsn bon @e6urten uno
SterbefGIen bur9 ben Wirtb. feline
Grau ooer leine To9ter entsegengez
nommen. Die lie porIGufis nit einem
Stid 2reibe auf cine SGiefertaiel
ober cine Ebiir eintraaen. Der @e=
meinreiefreidr, Ger meiitens msbrere
Ortihaften unb obcnbrein aud nod
fonitise Stellen bebisnt, tommt bon
3eit gu 3eit. um bieis Mufseidnunsen
IN bic eigentli9en Nesifter au iibertra=
gen. bic bann bonn 1lrgermeiIter in
ponem @ertrauen unteroeihnet tperben.
Welhe 4uslaRunsen unb llnri9tigz
teiten bel folhen WerbdltniTen porz
tommen tOnnen, 6rau9t nidt nod er>
pd6nt au rerben. Oant Der manael=
baften Rehti@reibung Der ibertrase=
men Hamen in ben Musaiisen bon Ges
burtss ober 9eiratbsurtunben baben
Bepotnsr berartiger Orti9aften bcl
4uspancerung unentpirrbare Ghpie=
ri9teiten, unb Bel SterbefGnen finb bic
uebelftdnoe nod bel iAlimmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

m beutf9en Meide M.
trus bic p~rOoentaabl Der i'm grTab-
iabre 1902 in Deer unb Marine einoe,
ItelIten Wsannfdoften obne GAul6ils
buns 0.04. auf tos Qanbbeer snts
fislen 0.05 proasnt, auf bic Marin,
600 pro5ent. SM Griabjabre 1892
1883 betrue bic gdammiaa6l ned
2.04. bic beim QahSbser 200. bic oes
Marine 1892 prosent.
Der idmebifden Didterin Selma
Gdgerl0f finh bon ben Grauen G9mes
bens getpebte monbbetorotionen ais
DAM fir ibNn Roman .SeruiuItmf
perebrt fporben. Die Bilbpebereien,
bic bon UrduIein Msttssren ~sntpurien
unb bon ben Weberinnen Der Der.
sinigung Fit f@Apebif9eu RunnfIeiBS
oussefibrt fnb, jnb SQuFrotionsn 5u
BEN ssnunnien @u&e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

isenartigeg 9.
Muf Ionberbare Weiie bat iih neulif)
Elm 15jdbriger 2aufburf9e, Der nud)
Weriibung bon llnteri4lagungen aus
9erliu nah 9omburs sefli4tet mar,
In bic 9Gnbe Der bortigen Rriminalpcr
Ii5ei sefpislt. Gr madte in 9omburg bic
getanntiGaft zines oboahloien 4rbeis
tiers, nit benz er ben er6Bten 9beil Der
peruntreuten Summe burAbraHte.
6ierauf besoben iid 1eibe ouf bic
Su9e na9 sinsm Na4tlpSis. Inter
ipess aeiste Der Defroubont feinem Be-
gleiter einsn gelubenen Rtpolper unb
erflGrte ibm teFen Mendnismua. glts
Der Mrbeiter bic Waffs f@lisblih islbit
an Iid nabm. entIub ii& bieiel6e, uni
bic Russl fubr benz unpuri4tigen
bur9 bic 1anb. Gin G@ubmann, Der
In Tolse Der Defamation berbeiseeilt
fam, bra9te ben Wsrlebten IN eth
Rrantenbous, ipdbrenb Der iugenoli4e
Dsfraubant perbuftet tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

Der auf Der @9nslle bieIes 3immerS
ftanb. baran sebinbert bdtten, 10 piirbs
Rindle6en nit sinem Musruf Der
5reube ibre Graae beiaht baben. Denn
nun 3ipeifelte er niht mebr. oaB er
bier Dor Der 20Iuns oes 0ebeimnihes
itanb, bas ibm 9erbert 8oumar Inn
Ieiner Mnpaltsebre piqen ni9t botte
o~ffen6aren biirfen.
rSnaffen sic 10 fHnel ols m0gs
li9 etpos S9reibserdtb our Stele.
fagts CT gu Der S9peIter, ~uno nod
irgenb eineu 3eugen-einen 4r5t obsr
iper es fonlt iei."
Damn tebrte er on paul &eiligs
Eager auriid uno bra9te ieiuen Mune
benz OBJ bes Sterbenben eana nabe.
.Sie babsn ben pripatier 9olnitein ers
iicden-ni9t pobr2 llnb Gle baben
Yoamar ssrufen. neil Sic Sbr gepiI=
fen erleidtern po1ten. ebe sic Dor ben
b0diten Mi9ier treten9"
QangIam boben iid bic 2iber bea
@eruneliidten. .Sbm babe ih IS ia
ihon qeIaqt," bra9te er nit MHftrens
sung beraus. sd ponte i'm ieBt nur
Don ieiner Shpeigepflidt entbinoen."
nM6er sic boren bpd. bab er ihper
tranf 1T, baB er pieqeidt iterben pirb,
ebe sr irgenb Semanb Mittbeilung mas
den t0nnte BON benz. mas er peiB,
Oorum mUFen Sic es mir nod einmal
faaen. So lam IS Sbnen niht ers
laHen."
Der Gterbenbe raffte fih gu elmer
Wieberbolung feines GeitGnbIiHes auf
sic mar minber anfhaulid unb aus
fibrlid als bic Shiloerun9, Die sr
Serbert Wollmar geeeben. aber Rine=
leben beiab iuriitiihen SharfIim &C.
mug, UNI bic feblenben Olieber gu err
gdnaen uni burh raihe Tragen bis
Qiiden in benz 9eri9t bee llneliidliher
aus5ufinen.
Mieoerboft aipar mubte 9eilis feline
Bei9te unterbrehen, neil feline 3rafi
i'm gu perlaHsn brpbte. aber Der Mrat,
Der iosleid bic aanse 9~eceutuns Der
Situation 6esriffen bate. regte ourd
Yin itimulirenbss Wlittel Die idpinoen.
cen 2ebensseiiter bes jungen ManneS
10 psit an, bab er pirtlih bis on baa
Gnoe Ieiner Gr3Gbluns fam. Hu,
einiss unipefentli4e Jragen nod pa'
rem es, auf bic Hintleben obne 4ntpori
6lieb. neil Der 9eiersnfar in einen gu.
Itanb tiefer gepuBtloIigfsit gefaler
nor, aus bem es, ipis Der Mr5t BEN
G~tchisanipaIt bura elm 3eiden anbeu'
tete. fem Grpaten mebr fir i'm geber
luiiroe.
Hindleben lisb bas BON linn nieber4
gef6fiebene. unter 70 feltiomen Der.
biltniIIen entitanoene prototol por
ben oniueienoen 3eusen unter5eidner
unb psrlieb mad einem leBien mitleioi'
gen Bid auf b,n Sterbenoen bas &C.
mad. um nit benz nahften 3us BIZ
9eimfabrt an3utreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
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~ ie @~uffldrunaen, bic Rindleten
~ benz Staatsanpalt uno Dem
Z llnterIuhungsrihter bon ieis
ner Reiie mitbrahte, mohten
es gu eirsr psnis fapierisen Qufsa6e,
bos Olntel, bos Bis au bieiem Iags
iiber benz Werbrc6en in Der Wiaa
Rotbe selegen bate. 5u li9tcn. Die
Hi9tisteit lieB iid unidper ertpeiIsn.
Ser unfelige Wsbiel. Der aaes pers
i6ulfct bate, fanb fih unter BEN bonn
G.riht befhlagnabmten popieren
9enbteims. 9ottor gorbes, benz er
CUR Yriifuns porselest purbe, ertldrts
obne Weiteres, bab feline Hamenss
untsri9rift sefGIidt fsi. Oamit fhieu
audi bic @laubpiiroiateit aIer iibrigen
4usiassn aeiliss ~binldnelid erpieien,
DAB BON ben Bepobnern Der 0iQa
Notbe peber iein Gommen nod iein
0eben bemertt porpen mar, tpnnts
bieie @taubpurbigteit nitt eri4it=
tern. Tenn auf ernftlihes uno eins
bringli9es gefragen mubten bic
Dienitboten 5ugeben, bab lie eerabe I'm
biefe 3eit fart bciddftis! eepeien feieu
unb bab linen besbalb Der Gintritt
zines Grembcn re6t ipobl bate ents
geben t0nnen.
Gin nod heterogeneous getpsiss
moment aber bilbeie Der umftonb, ba6
man bel elmer llnterIudung Der BON
benz M%eierenbor in ieinem 8otel 5uriid=
gelaHenen @arberObe einen nit Blut=
f!eden bebedten Mnahs fanb. Die
9emifde Mnalpfe lieB teinen 3peifel,
bab es fl9 um MeniHenblut banble,
uno 10 ipar gspihermaben oas letts
@lieb in Der gepeiSteite geih!oKen.
unmittelbar nam Der Verlebmune
bes Doctor gorbeS idon bate Der un'
terlu9unssriGter Daemar porfiibreu
laFen, I'M ibr ibrs 9aftentluFun an'
3uiiinbigen. sic mar Bel bieier uners
ipartetcn Mittbeilung In beftigss
G4lud5en ausgebrcher. unb eS bate
ben 2anbserihtsratb niht gering:
Wfiibe gefoifet. ite 3u berubigen. Wbeg
fe tp~ieberboIte isbt niht msbr, oab is
fi6 bapor fiirfte. gu ben Menfhen gu.
riid5utebren. oenn lie bate felt Der
Stunbs, ba ibr bic Mittb,iluns bon
9erberts f@persr G~rtrontung sepor'
ben ipar. ieinen beiBtren unb iebns
Ii9eren Wunfa eebabt als ben, ihr
Gefdnsnib penisitens auf einen ein'
aieen Rag perlaHen gu biirfsn. Inn i'm
nod einmal gu ieben.
60 fHnea. pie fe es argeFhts Der
iibtrraihenben Wenbuns in ibrem &c.
i9id gebofft boben modte. lieb fif ibr
Wunfd nun alerbines nint erfunen,
Mubolf b. Nindlsb<n, Der lie I'm
Gpred5immer ermartete unb ibr obns
elm Nor beS 0lidmunIdeS. ubsr NIT
einem Bid. Der berebter mar ais
Worte, bic 0onb brudts, mubts ibr
m~itt6eilen. bab lie ~porldufie nod midi
borun bsnien burfe. Qerbert az BE-
fu&en. Rad einem ebeu eiueetSoffeneu
Tslesramm bs MHehorS tdtttn I'd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

Dur6 einen bon ssrau Srping In
Hsp Dort on ben Gountp Glert IN
Salt Cate gitp, Utah, seri9teten Brief
Iinb neulih bic Beitimmungen zines
Dor 81 Sabren in Der lebteren Stab!
absefabtsn feItfumen zeItaments be-
tannt getporben. Jrau Sroing ertuns
bigte iin iber ben No9lab ibres Grobs
pdters Or. Winslop. Der i'm Sabre
1877 in Salt Cafe Gitp ftarb. Winss
iotr binterlieB bebeutenbes perf0nlihes
Gigentbum, barunter ~mertbpoae Wus
f6els, Joiiilisns, Mineraliens unb Hus
hersG ammlungen; bret gyemplore Der
gii4crs Sammlung cnsin folen einen
g0ertt BON $4,000 sebabt babeu. Man
trsIb nidt, mas aus bieien Gahen ges
iporben TT. Der GrblaTer febte feinen
Ginbern In benz bonn 3. Mai 1875
batirisn 1eitoment sepiFe 2egate aus
unb perfugte, bab fein Qero berausgss
fGnitten, einbalfomirt. in Elm Glas
eineefhloTen unb auf benz Sars ieiner
auf Der Sniel Nantudet. Maf.. besra>
benen Mutter beponirt uerbe. Weiter
beitimmte er, bab feline 2sihe pers
brunnt, bic Mi4e in einem Gluie sss
fammelt unb In ben Sarg ieiner in
Cambridge. MaH., begrobenen Grou
eslegt tperbe. ga In lltab nod teine
Werbrennune ftattgefunben bate, 10
mubte Elm b:fonoerer Ofen, Der $500
s~etoftet bat. fir bieien 3rped tonitruirt
iperbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

profeffor Der pbbftt:
~Jrdulsin gIfe, ponen Sie mir NAL
befiniren. ipas mon unter QiHi bers
ftshtg"-G lie: ~2i&t 1T atles bas.
mas man ieten iann."-p rofef.
ur: oDas birfte bed ni@t euno
fimmen. Gle ieben bod gum @eilpiel
MID, unb i4 bin bod eerobe isin
Qi&t.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

v re. 9 SprisentouS
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Is Deatpare unb BoInut
u q. Series v Gentral q.
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10 SisbIanb sIps u. qsatt
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Is pennipIp. unb Graft
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a. SlIixeiS unb Nldiean
90 ps tipIpauia unb Il.
% Senate eps. unb Is.
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80 @ertbian unb 8aInat
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30 Blate ttne Rem pcrl
50 Jnb. as. y. st Glair
81 ettp 6cipitnI
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

sd brou@e ni@tS, MAIDEN Sie, bob
Ste ueiter -. Wenn G.e
mir ntGtS ablaufen. tuie fo1I ID syeis
tsrsommen!s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

~ ie stuftldruneen, bic Rindleten
benz Staatsanipalt uno benz
4 unteriuhunssrihier bon ieis
uer Reife mttbrohte. mndbteu
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21
II is best" he theugue,

II is best" he theugue, :,
poor old mother did not know when
j said goodbye TO her this afternoon.
and she babe me come back soon. that
| should never come back, that | had
farther destination than Italy before
me; best that my father did not know
that we should never meet again. Nev,
er. never, All, God. it iE long word"
YET it must be done ne went on.
IF | want Ia drag this miserable life
out. must do it elsewhere than in
England. That sleugh.hound will sure.
ly find me there: il is possible that he
will even track me To the antipodes.
Yet, If | were sure that he IL lying
ahout-having seen my face before,
would 80 back ana brave him. Where
did he ever see -whereg-where?
TO my knowledge have never seen
him"
lie rose and walked to the railing
above the morline, and looked down
ut lie glacier, and listened To the
cracking made ny the seracS u might
make an end OF it now" he thought.
If | threw myself down there. It
would he looked upon as an ordinary
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21
CHAPTER NN

rre-- warzweiss Pass. leading
from the south cas-! OF Switzerland 10
Italy, Is now well known To noun,
;.iineers. because of the rapid manner
In which they can cross from one
country TO another. and also bo
cause Of the magnificent views that
II presents 10 the traveller. Moreover.
IL offers 10 them a choice either Of
making Il passage over the snow-clad
mountains that rise above it. and
cross the great SchwarZweiss glacier,
or of keeping To the path that. while
rising to the height al some places of
10000 feet. is. except at the summit,
perfectly passahle in good weather 1t
is true that he who, even while on the
path, should mrn giGiy, or walk caro-
leSsly. would risk his life. for though
above him only are the vast white
horns" and "PiZ." below him there
are still the ravines through which
run the boiling torrents known re-
spertfully us the "SchwarZ" and the
weiss" rlVerS--r!vcrs that carry with
them huge boulder stones and ping.
trees wrenched from theif roots; dry
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21

Alpine accident. But. no! tnat Is
cowards resource. / have blasted my
life for ever by one foul deed: let me
endure it as a reparation for my .r'mo
But what is my future to hef an
TO live a miserable existence FOR years
in some distant country, frightened at
every strange face. dreading to read
every newspaper that reaches me for
fear that | shall see myself denounced
in it, and never knowing a moments
peace or tranquility? All, Gervaset
wonder what you would say ii YOU
knew that. for your sake. have sacri.
feed every hope OF happiness in this
world and al, my chances of salvation
in the next" lie went back to the
big stone after uttering these thoughts
ana sat down wearily upon II. IF
could know that that Spaniard was
baffled It last and had lost all track
OF me, | could make my ARRANGEMENTS
more calmly for leaving Europe. .aight
even look forward te returning to
England slme day, and spending my
life there while eXplating my crime.
But, while | know nothing. | must 90
-AO N''a ~ iS2snN lCdCu SOlIlG
place where may feel safe"
He looked at his watch as he spoke
to himself. and saw that the night was
passing. Another i've minutes rest"
he said. and will start again across
the pass"
As he sat there, taking those last
hVe minutes of rest, ii seemed to him
that there was some other slight
sound breaking the stiffness cf the
night. something else besides the oc-
easionai cracking noise made by the
glacier below and the suhdued roar
of the torrents in the valley. \ light.
regular sound. that nowhere else but
in a solitude like this wo.ld. perhaps.
be heard, but that here was perfectly
distinct. II came nearer and nearer.
AMI once. as ii approached some small
stones were dislodged and ratified down
from above, and fell with a plunge on
TO tho glacier below; and then. as IL
came closer. he knew that il was nade
hv 'ho foo. tegs Of man. And. look.
Confined Next Week.
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Confined Next Week d.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21

They were seated on their usual
bench one evening. still making their
plans. when they saw one Of Sir Paul's
footmen coming towards them and
bringing the usual batch OF papers
ana letters. 1t was the time at which
the post generally came in. and they
had made habit of having their cor.
respondence brought to them there.
and of passing the half hour before
dinner in reading their letters. The
man handed several to Lord Penlyn
and one to Ida. and they began to per-
use them. Those to Penlyn were ordI-
nary ones and did not take long in the
reading. and he was about to turn
round and ask Ida if hers were OF
any Importance. when he was startled
by sound from her lips--a sound that
he looked at her, he saw that she had
sunk back against the wooden rail Of
the garden seat, and that she was
deathly pale. The letter she had re-
ceived. and the envelope bearing the
green stamp or Switzerland, had fall.
en- at her feet
Ida. my dearest! what is it?" he e1.
claimed, as he bent towards her and
placed his arm round her Ida, have
you had bad news, have YOU
The dreamI" she moaned, "the
dream. oh. God"
What dream?' he said, while a
sweat of horror, OF underlined. unknown
horror broke out upon his forehead
What dream?"
The letter. Read the letter." she
answered, while in her eyes was a
look he had once seen before-the far
away look that had been there when
he first spoke to her OF his brothers
murder
He stopped and picked up the letter
picked ii up and read it hurriedly:
and then lie. too. let it fall again and
leaned back against the seat
Philip Smerdon my brothers mur-
derer." he exclaimed, Philip Smerdon.
my friend. an assassin. The seIr-ac-
cused, the self-avowed murderer of
Walter tunhali. Ida" he said turn
ing To her, is his figure !p your
dream?"
Yes" she walled. Yes. recog-
nize it now"
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21
Murray's
HOrehOund Mullen and Tar

is composed OF herbs and medicines well known for
then soothing, healing elect on infamed and rritated
air passages IT. contains nothing harmful and is ab-
solutely safe for young and old. A household remedy
OF unquestioned value. Physicians who know its com
position gladly recommend and prescribe it Sold az
price no higher than pay for ordinary cough
remedies.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21
Coughing

Murray Horehound, Mullen and Tar, If taken just
before retiring, almost invariably prevents night
coughing, and nsures good nights rest It has The
same magidal effect in all Affections Of the throat
chest and lungs, COnsur ption, Colds La Grfppe,
Sore Throat, Group, Whooping Cough
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21

w ANTED-Wc want to do your
Job Prr"ting for the year 1904
Good work at reasonable prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-27

One or two weeks advertising for IA
permanent business will not suffice.
The trouble with some small
concerns it that they do not know how
10 push their business through the me
dunn of the press. They look upon
money spent with the printer as sort
of charitable contribution. The larger
concerns know the value of constant
advertising and advertise constantly
and Systematically. The latter brings
results in the end commensurate with
the outlay. The semi-occasional adj
vertiser reaps little if any reward and
hastily concludes that advertising does
not pay-he fools himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-27
Mrs: William :. JoIrnston.

Mrs. William a. Johnston, for 30
years resident of Rock Island died
this morning at 800 o'clock. at her
home, IA Ninth street, of congestion
of the brain. aged - years and 20
days. Deceased was bonn i'll Dungiven.
Londonderry county, ireland, July Is,
1927, and came to America while in
young womanhood. settling in Philadel-
phia. In st. Louis in 1917 she was mar
ried to William \. Johnston, who died
in 1894 in this city. The couple came
to Rock Island in 1S49 and had resided
here since. Mrs. Johnston is survived
by eight children: William. Miss Sar-
all, Robert, Mrs. John Thompson and
James. of Rock Island; Mrs. F. NJ.
Sweeney and Miss Emma Johnston. of
Wichita. Kans., and Mrs. o. M.Gunnell.
of Paxton, Neb. Decedent was a mem
Der Of the Central Presbyterian church
The funeral will take place from the
home at , o'clock Monday afternoon.
Rev. William Torrance viii conduct
the services. Burial will be made in
ChippiannOck cemetery. Members of
the family request that no flowers be
sent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-27
More Benevolent Assimilation.

In pursuance of the policy of benev-
olent assimilation, the civil governor
of the satrapy of the Philippines has
ordered the concentration" of the in
habitants of the island of Samar.
They are to be provided with food
and shelter" and moving bands OF
natives are TO be suppressed
That is TO say, the brown men OF
Samar proving trOblesome. even OBJ
stinate in their resentment of the civil
lied methods of government without
the consent Of the governed which our
administration has introduced, are to
be coerced by old world means. They
are outside of the pale of constitu-
tional rights. Whatever Gov. Wright
says. goes
This is an ugly word. "reconcen
trado." One of the chief causes that led
the United States to Interfere in Gu
ban affairs and go TO war with Spain
was the horrible Concentration" sys
tenn Thousands of helpless Cubans
were driven from their homes and
herded into towns. leaving large dis
tricts depopulated.
Are the American people willing TO
see this system adopted in their gov
eminent of the Fflipinos. no matter
what the difficulties may be of admin
istration upon civilized principles?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-27
An Expensive Luxury.

Many who have a deep interest in
political matters become confused in
tracing some of the intricate reason
ing presented on theoretical points
but the dollars and sense" PROPOSE
ton is one plain to all. The expenses
OF the government are steadily grow
ing at an alarming rate. The con
gressional appropriations during the
first administration of Mr.. Cleveland
amounted to $S6S O37. G75. During the
Harrison administration they were ST.
217,331 .537. In the second Cleveland
administration they were built up to
81 300. 476,G SOC. Then came the McKin-
ley administration with 1906, 131 GIL.
The Roosevelt administration has
leaped lightly over the two billion
mark and produces the record of 50,
AS. 22S,54j