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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
COMMENT IN LONDON.
British Government Urged to Tsks
Early Action.

London, July 1s.-AImost without ex-
ceptiOn the newspapers this morning
in editorials or otherwise comment up-
on the Russian volunteer feet steam
ers passing the Dardanelles. and the
government is urged to take action.
especially for the protection OF its
commerce in the Red sea and neigh
boring waters
The Daily Telegraph, concluding an
OutspOken protest. written with traces
OF governmental inspiration. saws
There is q limit to cOmpiaisanco
when neutral commerce under the Brit
ish flag is mOleSted in a way TO which
We have been for a century and a half
unused"
Special dispatches from Berlin echo
the feeling Of irritation that exists in
London
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
AGED KANSAS EDITOR
COMMITS SUICIDE

st. Louis, July 1T.-After leaving \
> a note containing directions for =
= his funeral and requesting that =
= files of newspapers he had edited =
= ia Kansas in pioneer days be sent =
= to the Kansas State Historical So y
, ciety, Frederick W Braunhold. 20 =
= years old, a former printer and >
= publisher. committed suicide to- =
= day by shooting himself through =
= the heart. He was Respondent =
> over III health. Previous to the =
y civil war he published u German .
> weekly. ?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18

; Kansas City, Mo-, July 17.-Four :
, persons were drowned today by =
= the capsizing of a skin in the >
, Blue river at Sheffield, near here. =
, They were Miss Hester Howell, =
, aged 20. and Miss Kate Calvert, =
= 10, telephone operators; A r. >
? House, 81, a railway clerk, and =
= Elmer G Guild Guild was the =
y senior partner in the firm OF =
, Guild & Loeb. brokers'. House. =
, and Miss Calvert were soon 10 =
= have been married. =
l. i.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS.
Western Reserve University Will Is
tablish a Dispensary.

tablish a DispensaTy-
Cleveland O.. July 1.-THE trustees OF
the Western Reserve university have
voted to establish an snti-uuberculosls
dispensarv in connection with the medical
school This is the second diSpenSary OF
its kind to be opened in the United States.
In France and Germany the dispensary
has already come to represent a most ef-
fecfive Instrument in the crusade against
tuberculosis Cooperating with the
medical faculty in the work of the dis
peusarv are the Association of Nurses
and the Associated Charities OF Cieve-
land
auti-frlbercufosis movement IS chiefly
preventive it registers those who are
infected with the disease. locates houses
in which tubercular persons live. educateS
persons along fundamental hyg6nlc lines
and its agents visit the homes OF the sick,
giving Instructions in tbs care Of those
afflicted with the disease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
SECURE SMALL BOOTY.
Three Masked Men Hold Up Albany
Hotel Bartender.

Three. masked men walked into the
barroom of the Albany hotel. 595 West
Second South street, at 1890 o'clock
this morning, and held UP the bar
tender. They walked into the place
shortly after it had been opened up
after the Sunday closing. All the rob
bers were armed with revolveTs. While
two of the men covered the bartender
with their weapons the third Tided the
cash register. Between So and s. was
all that was secured. as only a small
amount Of change is left in the till over
Sunday.
Patrolmen Lincoln and Give were
put on the track Of the robbers. but up
to an early hour had not caught them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
NO NEW CASES.

Mexico City, July 1.-THE superior
board Of health reports no new cases or
yellow fever in the hot country and on
the coast and in the cities
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
DIED AGED 1o7.

Mexico City. July 17-Rufino Lopez Of
Era0uat0 is dead at the age OF 10e- lie
leaves large properties and a great num-
bcT ef descendants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
800. - - So

II O-N4JC-NH . AA4 10 ne 'AalNArtLA =
/ Toxic correspondent, cabling under
date Of July IT, says the Jill Shin
DO, in an editorial expressed the hope
that Great Britain VIII see that Turkey
lends Russia no assistance by allow
ing steamers OF the volunteer fleet TO
pass the DardaneIles-
The Jill ShimpO declares that Great
Britain IS bound under the terms OF
the AngiO-Japanese alliance TO prevent
such assistance being given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18

? The ChernOmoretz IS a gun yes
sci belonging to the Black Sea
, fleet and carries two S-inch guns,
, one 6-inch gun and seven quick
firing and machine guns. She is
, equipped with two torpedo tubes
and carries a crew Of leo.
- > = > =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18
WENT THROUGH
DARDANELLES
Russian GuaTdship Has Passed
in Safety.
LITTLE NEWS FROM FAR EAST
JAPANESE SEEM TO BE LEISURE
LIZ ADVANCING.

> London, July 1S.-The Constan- =
y tinOple correspondent OF the stand Z
= ard, in dispatch dated July l.. =
= SAYS. =
THE Russian guardskip Cher =
y nOmOretz passed through the Ros- =
? phorus from the Black sea this =
, morning" =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18

Qcont.aued On Page Fxo.l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-18

Cc0tinued % Pase -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Gorbereitungen sur II IL
teri II d q.

~ VI u u W..
Die bon Dem 9rort0muridaQ Elm.
geleitete llnteriudu1g, ole, ,pie ungcs
fitn0igt, g~eitern Nn6mittnN Itottfin-
oen iollte, lit biz nod Dem GoronerSs
SnQueit pcrihobcn Worocu. Coroner
9crrp ipurbe geitcrn GornGittug bon
scr 9llnoeS.0 ti trittSonmolti6oit be-
no6ridtigt, Dob oieie cine llnterill.
dung berSotoitropbe eingclcitet babe
un0 IN bieiem llntPrnebmer 0ie Wtits
mirflng oeS GoroneromtcS ipiinidJC.
Nuf @riudcn oeS Goroner3 @errp bat
Ser 8oli5ci-GOmniiidr Wtc9lOoo Die
an Der GoitsGiper. @oIicrfonte Der
inter bis 5ur 10. StroBe un0 chen.
falls ole ouf Den Snieln I'M 6luilc
oienittbuenocn &oli5iitcn initrltirt, 10
oiele 2erte mie moqltf 5lt crmitteln,
Ole mn Wtittmob Wtorgcn Oos I'M
glildSi6iff in 6lommcn ocn 6lub
hinouf0ampfcn Iobclt.
Coroner 9crrp erluortct, hurd ein
8erbor bieier 2eltte nelleS 9elpeiSs
material 5t e%rlongen. Ginitneilcn
bat Der Coroner fir Den fir morgcn
mgciebten SnQuelt an 200 &e1ltc
3eugen-8orloOungCu ergchcn LATER.
Notiirlid) merben ni6t oQc otcit
2cltte ON Wontag perllonlmcn iper.
Den f0nnen un0 cin3clnc oericlbcn
lucr0en, ipie Der Coroner Iagt, nIo9.
li6cripciie iiberboupt nidt oitf sen
3%eugenItonO g"crufen meroen. Sr.
beiict %eriuortet ocrGoroner, BOB je0er
ein5elnen 3eugenborlooung prompt
entIprodlen miro, Ou cS icin 9cltrebcn
lit, Scr Sllrp Elm Flores 9ilO oarii6cc
Dor Iugen SIT fiibrelL pie, no llnO
monn Der 9ranO on 9orO bes 0onIs
piers cntltonb, oltf Dob Die 1Slrp eir
1tt0 fir ollemol Die Tcront1uortlid).
felt fir bic &otoltropbe icitltelcn
fam.
Die @ertblo6en, nelhc sen 9elol-
oetell Setd)ett a~bge1olrlincl1 mltr0en,
befinbcn iid) in 800 ieporoten I'm.
idldgen III Der Sbbrlt oeS GoronerS;
III ebenio pielen Yodeten liegen on
&leibungSitiide ullb onoere So6cn
ob1e beionberen @ertb, oie Den 600.
ten obgenomnlen lultroen, Der Wertb
an @elb, Sdnludiohen etc. be5iffert
lid benz Coroner nod, oltf minoc'
items $250,000. 9iSlong iino MIR 81
Eartien @ertbioden ltno cinige toe.
nige 9iinbel &leioer etc. bon Sinter.
bliebenen rcflomirt lporoen Der &C.
ionmtluertb lit Ollrd) oieie HefIonli.
run9en, 10 iogt Der Coroner, fairnl
UNI $500 reou5irt morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
g dIuB 0cS 6rnucn Con.
Q~rCiiCS.


Berlin 10. SUM. - In scr &c.
itrigen Sibung bc8 internotionoIclt
6roren.GougrciicS tritiiirtc @roi Don
Soenbroef. cin poIitiider ShriftiteI.
Ter, Ole GclcNotinnru, ipclfc Nie Gin.
loolrng 5ltr @ortcnportic bci'm
Neihafon6ler Billion nngcnomnlCn.
Gr logte: Ser StootSietrct0r oc&
Snnern Derb0bnt oic 9eipcQrng fir
oaS 6roucnltimmred)t, Illo lie obcr
81 @robeeren nit Hobml cin."
SRI. 6rcuOenberH aus Miin6cn
lpeIfc bcn @oriib iii6rte, mieS bic
aritifcn OcS &eonerS 5llriit.
Ger GonNreB ihloB Qeitcrn 9tod,.
mittog nit elmer Moiienpcriomnl.
hing, sic ltorf bciuht luor. Ole
SouptrcOncrin mar 6rou Tcrfina
Gilman, iucldc in ~gl0n5cnNcr @ciie
Die bclltigrn 9~c5iebungen 5miiden
Den 8eihledtcrn crorterte, nobel tie
bcbalptctc, ouB bic @cleQihoit crit
nollfommCn iein mcr0e, mcnn bic
6rou III glcid]cr @ciie, wie oCrNtomL
an alien menidllihen Nntcrclicn
Sbeil nebmcn biirfe.
SRI. Selene &onge iprod, iiber Die
lester 3iele Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
2oop Nberocen, oic YrGlioentin
oes intcrnationolcn @unOeS, oonfte
ben oelltidcn acknowledgement fir
Den aroBortigcn Vrfolg ocS Gon-
g~rciica. 6rolt Wtorie Stritt aus
Dresden, Die @rGiiNcntin Scr octt-
ihen Sigo. erfl0rtc oorolrf infer
groBem SubelouSbrud) oicNcrtoguno
oes Gonareiica.
Sic onlcrifoniid>en 9eleaotnuen
modten nnh Dem llrthetl scr oeilt-
id)en Sbeilncbmcriuncn groben Gin,
orud in Solge ibrer itberlcQcncn He-
oegemanotbeit. ibrer flaren pr1a.
nonten Nue0ridsmeilc mo ibrcr ent.
idlieben iiberle9tct Sprohe. 6rnl
Carrie Chapman Sat- aus @pominQ,
Hen. Nnnn Sboiu ilno 6rou Gilman
murocn bolo Die olgemeinen Qie6.
linae ser 3uborerihoit unO Sri. gu.
ian .. Nrlthonn erbielt ieOeS Wol
cine Gooton, ieIbit Wertn lie MIR me
ni9e einiodc 9emcrfunQen mod)te.
81 Den Eouicn muBte tic Nutoaro.
pben filr ibrc oclltiden Gerebrerinne,
Id)reibeu. Gle 0elegotimeu moreit
ihlieBlid) BON ibren Irbeitcn miihe,
mo oo5u fnlnen hie 5ablreiden ge,
icaid)aitlidcn Ginlubulgen. nit Of.
men lie III liebersipiirbiaer @eiie
i~iberb1uit rpltrben. Sie Sto0t hat
ben 3elegotinnen beute Nbeno in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
CA
Tragt die Die SOTe, Die lhT Inner Gekauit HABIT
':s,ia N1XNIZM
9ermiidte telearapbiide aepeiden.

Sn Der Idbe pom Gbelter, ga,
ipltroen geltern bier 9naben bon BORT,
HoB Smith Ileranber 6llQerton,
@m. 9opis mo Sam. Glorf, inter
einem airidbaum bonn 9lis eri6la.
gen.
Or. Soiepbs uno @raf 5ron5
Waerpeloe, oitreidii6e GommiIio0re
CUR notwithstanding in ct. 2ouis limo
9eltern nit Dem 9ompfcr .~.4uer"
bon Sambnrg in New-gorf eingetroi.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

foto fir Die uotblciocnoen Sinterblie.
benen flieBen reidlid rno cs ii1t0 be-
rctta itber $4,000 BON biciigen Gin-
luobnern cingegongen.
@rtru= SiBung 0e6 Stoot-
ratbS.
&r0iiOent 6ornes botte fiir geiteru
cine Grtrn Sibung oes Stootrotb8
c%inbcrufen, an mcIdcr 10 W}itglieber
Sbeil nobnen. 9tad elmer tllr5en
Nniprohe ocs E%rGiioenten muroe fol-
gcnoes pom Wopor WtcGlellon einge-
gnngencs Shreibeu pcrlcien;
oWteine &crren! Sic limo 81 oieier
SPECIAL = Seriommlung einberrfen
lporOer, I'm SteQltng 81 nebnnen in
DEM Glcno, lpcl6cS hlrh Den befIo.
gensmertbcu ltniol uuf Dem 0om-
pier n@encrnl Slocum" am Wtitt-
nod, Den 10. Sunni, berporgerufen
lpor6en lit.
Sn ienem ltngliid perloren piele
Sltnoerte Herionen ibr &eben ourd)
@rtrinfen uno &%crbrennen. 0ieie
0erlulte iin0 beionoers trolrig, iueil
lie Iif) fat ultSiblieBIid aus 6rolten
uno Stn0eru 5uiummenieben.
9iir9er Oicicr Stoot, oenen ooS@e.
metnpobl am 0er3en Iiegt, boben
i6on lDItematiid, ioucit Dies nl09li6
lit, ben Opiern oicIeS llngIiids llnO
ibren 6onilien @iilfe gebrod)t, uno
u%ngefobr $4,000 iinO idon fir Die
len 3rped bct9etrngcn moroen.
George .. WtcGleIIun."
alderman Simotbp y. Sulliuun
itcllte bonn Den Nntrog, Den Ser
tbetlungsrdtb 5l pernnloiien, ben
Gontroleur 81 outoriiiren, $4,000
BONDS olts5lgeben, nm Dem Woppr
oieie Sumlmc 9cbltfs ltnterItiibllng
Der bon Dem vSlocunt- "llngliid 9e-
t%roffcnCn 5ur &erfii0lutg SIT iteQen.
! Iloermnn Siflea bcfiirmortete ocn
Nntrag nit fllr5cn einbrlldSpolcn
Wortelt. % Die 60 Stimrnen, ipeId)e
0aS Gltcrllm ulsmod)cn, nid)t onpe=
lcn0 tuorelL lpur0e Der Nntrog oltf
Die SoqesorOnung Der nGhiten rcglts
IGrcn Sisung 9eictt.
alderman SarblIrger bro6tc Damn
Helolutionen ein rno Sraller : Be
ihIllile iplir0en cinitinmig an9enom.
men. Gin Spe5iol = @iilfs Gontite
lullr0e ernonnt, beitebcno aus oer
@S. Sorburger, Suaipon, Sog9ertp,
9onobltc, Goole, Sidles, McGou,
Goodman, @ofcr, Seine, Sones,
Sbiel, WepcrS, &cpin unb Shea.
Die Gitp SaQ u1o ouS SitunoS.
5intmer oeS Stootrotbes mcr0en 30
Gage lang id)por5 oropirt ieirl. 0aS
6ilnf5ebncr . Gon1ite miro am Wton-
tog Ieine critic oIsllng boben.
9aS 8rod beS ,@encrol
Slocum" oIl gebobcn
mer0en.
Goli5ei &. Gommiii1r lfc9looo dob
9eItcrn bcfnnnt. ooB er nof einerlln.
terreoung nit Dem Wopor bon oieiem
beolftrogt luorben iei nit Ser Mcr.
rift : Chapman 9erge . @eieaihaft
einen Sertrog sur Sebung oes
@rufS bcS Gompiers General Slo.
rltm" abSlliflicben, Uni ooourd Al
erntogli6eL Die nod auf Dem @rutt
befinoli6en Seidcn ans 2ono sn
brin9cl unO moeli6lt raid,e uno
griinbli6c tbotiddli6e 9eipeiie gu err
langen, melde Elm 2idt olif Die ltr.
lode oes llngliifs 5it merfen geeianet
iino, Der Gommiiiar bat iofort nit
Der genonnten 9erge : @eieQihoft eli
lten Gertrag 5ur Sebung mo Srons-
portirnng oes @rods nab Hifer's
Sslanb fir Die Simmc bon $it 900
abgeihloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

Seii6monn aus 8rooflpn 0o3 Batter
rnIer geipro6en, erfolgte sic lteber-
fiibrltng Der 2eifen nad Dem hubert.
iden 6rieObofc in Wtioolc &iQagc.
Faitor Suus lieB iid trob Ser Bitten
letner 8reunoe nidt d6bultcn ltn0 be.
g~leitete oen 2eidet5ug,
Iuf 6em Srico6ofe.
Nabe5u 10000 Weniden tuuren gc.
tern no6 Dem lutbcrii6en 6rieo6of
IN 0ti0oIe 8iuogc 0elpoQt, llnt ser
9%eiieBunq Der Opfrr Der ,Slocum".
SotoItropbe %bei5uDohnen. Bon Der
Gir6bofSpforte critrefte iid sic Geibe
Der 2et6enlpo9en uno 9utihen cine
balbe Wcilc auf ser 2onNitraBe emf.
lang, uno Die G6mmcrung por if,cn
I0ngIt beretngebroden, ebe Ser lebte
Surg ms 8rob gclegt muroe. @e-
rittene @oIi3ei aus 6lui6ing, Sc.
moico, College @oint lu1o onoeren
@orit0oten fpor be6iiIfltfl ben @irr,
norr Der Sutifen l1o 2eihenlpaqell
5u oronen. Son DISQUALIFICATION am
8robe m1tBte Glbitnnb 9enommen
lperoer1, ga Die 3eit 81 itort or1ngtc.
3te 3obI Ser &crungIii6.
ten nod i'm mer M Stci.
gcu.
Is Iin6 biSbCr 5S4 2eidcn 0cflr,l.
cen, bon oenen 533 iocntifi5irt mrr.
Den. 9is sur llrfenntliGfeit Der.
bronnt iifo 81. Die 3obl nod pcrs
miBter Spfer betr6gt 270. Mitbill
bctr1gt bie @eiomnt5obl Scr &critlt-
gliidten iomeit bis Jest SOL.
Die 9eborben orr Stuot per0cn
offi5ieqe Sroler BON 30 Suacn an.
oronen unO olS 3ciden Oes Wfitgc-
filblS fir Die Sintcrbliebencn ioQ Ou9
&otbbouS nit 6lor oropirt pcroen
nno Die 6obnen oltf offentliden &c.
bouoen auf SnlbmoIt mebcn.
Die ltntcriu6ungcn, ipclfe boz!
Den berihieoencn @eomten ser 9lrn-
oes., Der Sto0t. unh Der StuatSre9ic.
rllrq cingeleitet lpuroen, nm 5l1 er
mttteln, mer bernlltiportlif lei fir oie
Sota'tropbe, mad)t quite Tortihrittc.
inSbeion6ere, oo Die 9eh0r0en horn1p.
MIDI 5uiammen orbeiten. Der Stoot.
roth miro cine EermiQi9ltn9 boz,
$4,000 mohen, uut Die Notb Der
Slnterbliebenen 81 linoern un0 Die
Soften Der Sebung oeS @rcdS 5u be.
Itreiten.
Die Gbdtiafeit beS @iiIf&.
Gomite'S.
9oS G~refutip.G omite beS bonn
Wapor ernonnten Stills . @omite'$
trot geitern Nodnittog I'M Groge.
idoB Der Stride 5uiommen. IS mlirs
De bei6lofen, ener9ii6 gegen iol6e
2eihenbeitatter porSuaebcn. Die, mic
cs beiBt lid ole aolomitGt ourh 9uf~
iflag bon 8reiien fiir SGrge nlibbor
5u MAIDEN lli6en,
0os Gomite lpiini6t bffonnt 5l
modem Dob Die Nomen BON EerIo.
uelt, Die Inn llnteritiiBlng einfoni.
men, nift in Die OeffentIrffeit ges
lon9en, uno Dab ulr Der Sefret6r
oes Gontite's uno Scr Die Ipplifoticn
unteriudenoe Snipeftor Den Nomcn
beS Ipplifanten fenner. Phi Die
Gmpfeblung oes Snipeftors, bob in
einem Safe cine llnteritiiBung anec-
broht lit, miro oieiclbe, obre ooB Der
Nome Der betrefferoen Terion ge.
nannt miro. bemiqigt. IlS 9eirntb
iteben Dem Gomite Iertreter o Der,
Ifiebenen @oblth1tigfeitS , @eiel.
idaften, ferner Giitrifts. Superinten-
bent 8llitap Stroubenmiiqer pom
Shulrotb unb I'oli5ei Snipeftor
Sdmittberger CUR Seite.
Scr llnteri It ii bungSfon
Vie 9eitrage 5iim llnteritiisungs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Wcltansitelmmas (. Grfnriipuen.

gtadite Fennipluania 9abn IS ad,-
erfiirlion nah Der MISUNDERSTANDING
am %. sunni; anoere9 nten 80. Stunt,
2, IL a., II. uno %. Suli. Hunb.
fnbrt Gate $500 bon Baltimore.
&erldIien Linton . Stotion II Mit-
tags. Q72,3,4)
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'NJ NHN bHIuH iAlNJ VN4INIl NpIlApL 4
lit ilberfallig WnO e3 miro bcfiird)tet,
ooB eS bon ocnRuiicn bericnft pllr0e.
8orbercttungen 3ur 9e.
l0gerung.
Wlooim il 0 t, - Ger bieiiQc
Commandment bat Den 8elpobnCrn enls
pfoblen, ibrc Tontilien aus 0fonomi.
Id)en &iidiihtcn in Q0riern Lungs Ger
8abnlinie unter5ubrinQen. s3lt0em
miro befonnt gcmoht, bob bci'm Gin.
tritt OeS g9intGrs Oic illnQcn finder.
loien 6omilicrL melhe @runobeiiB
bober, in 8looimoitof bleiben 0iir-
ZEN, ober ooB oroere 6amilicn lid
bereit balten miibten, Die Stoot oltf
Gufforoerung bin iofort ST pcrloiien.
Sin ii brun0 ueuer sc
lebe ularmirt sic
Stbirter.
ct. Gctcr&burg 10. (Sltni.
Setrobtllde9 >Slltercl'c buben bier
Die aus SrflltSf uno giisf fonumen-
Den Nodridten iibcr Die 3llnebutenoe
l(nrube inter Sen aolmiifen, 0ton,
golen ltu0 on0cren cin0eborenen ii6is
ridden St1mmcn crreQt, ole bi9ber
na6 @erfomnnen un0 StummcSqe.
icben, Die nit Dem rlliiii6cu @eiet
oft niht I'M @infIong itanoen, regiert
mltroen. Die @cbGroen bci6loiicn
oesbolb I'M ueriloiiencn Sabre, ge-
ringiiigige 2tenOerrmgen ciu3uiiibreu,
nomentlif in Dem Spltem oc6 2onos
beitBeS. Die Gingcborenen rpltroen
ooour6 belmrubiqt mo Die 9urinten
lonoten lo8ar cine Population nit
cinenl YrotcIt an 0en Goiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

lid bon Glian nod) @enion abfilbr.
lit i%lberfGllig unO eS miro bcfiir6tet.
ooB cs bon ~Ocn9uiicn bericnft mltr0e.
g orbercttunQen 3ur 8e.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-09-22
Scott and DObeSh

Since our last issue supervisors
districts one and seven have
placed republican candidates for
supervisors in their respective
districts. In District No. l,
John Scott of Westerville, was
nominated and District No. 7,
A. p. Dobesh.
Both these men are representa-
tive citizens and successful farm
ers. They are men highly cap
able of filling the Office for which
they have been selected and
should they prove to be the choice
of the voters of their respective
districts their constituents will
never have cause to regret their
choice.
The republican nominations
for the several districts that elect
this fall, now have all been
made. They are: John Scott
from Dist. No. l, G. H. Thorpe
Dist. No. 3, F. J. Drumm from
No. 5 and A. p. Dobesh No. 7.
They are men we'll qualified,
conservative and men of business
ability.
G. H. Thorpe of this district
is the present chairman of the
board and is thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the business of the
county. His experience in the
last four years will be invaluable
in conducting the affairs of the
county and reelection his should
| be unanimous.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-09-22
Not Guilty.

w. p. Dearborn of Arnold, who
was before the county court last
Thursday and Friday on serious
charge had no trouble in con-
vincing the court that he was
not guilty of the offense charged.
Mr.. Dearborn has been a resident
of the county for the past 20
years or more and has reared a
family of highly respected chill
dren. He was never before
drawn into court and it is a mat
ter of congratulations to his
friends that the court held that
he was not guilty of the offense.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-09-22

resided with them until their
death nine years later.
Thus for the second time left
to his own resources, young
Galusha worked on a farm to
earn his education which con-
sisted of the usual common
school grind supplemented with
a course at Lawrence Academy.
In 1882, Mr.. Galusha removed
to Nebraska, locating at Seward
where he spent three years clerk
ing in a general store.
In 1885, Mr.. Galusha, having
married meanwhile, entered bust
ness upon his own account at
Red Cloud, continuing there in
the clothing business until July,
1898. Since then Mr.. Galusha
has been travelling man and
has devoted a large portion of
his time to insurance and frater.
nal work.
He is a member of all branches
of Masonry, and has been a
member of the Grand Lodge of
Avon, since the advent of that
organization in this state. He
has served on nearly all of its
committees and has been secre-
tary of its finance committee for
many years.
Mr.. Galusha has been rendered
many county Offices all of which
he has refused, preferring to
serve the party as private in
the ranks. He always has been
stalwart republican and was
one of the few outspoken adher-
ents of Mckinley IN Webster
county in 1896.
Mr.. Galusha entered the race
for secretary Of state-that being
the only office which he has ever
craved-and won the nomination
because of the enthusiastic work
of his old friends and neighbors
in Seward and Franklin counties
and elsewhere. In the conven-
ton the counties in which he
had resided were uncompromis-
ingly for him, FIRST, last and all
the time"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-09-22
The Ultimatum.

My position is this: l will
support our gallant Watson and
Tibbles, and unless the peoples
party state central committee
take from the state ticket every
democrat on it I will use every
possible effort to re-elect Mickey
aud the state ticket. If Hon.
Geo. w. Berge of Lancaster
county, whom | personally know
and love, and our John M. o.
born, whom | have supported
many times and know to be up
right and an honest neighbor as
he is-if they and every other
populist candidate do not stand
for populism alone, 1 will endea-
vor to defeat them, that in after
years our standard bearers may
know that to compromise with
sin and hell is to die and be
damned.-W. G. Starkey, in The
Nebraska Independent.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-09-22
Accidental Death

Julia, the eleven year old girl
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Vistrup,
eight miles southeast of the city
fell from a mower last Friday
afternoon and was almost instan-
tly killed.
The unfortunate girl was rid
ing on the mower and had gotten
within a few rods of the house
when the team started to trot
down an incline. The ground
being rough she fell off and her
head was run over by the wheel
crushing her life out almost in
stantly. Her two sisters, Anna
and Mrs. Elsie Wright were but
short distance behind her in a
buggy. AS soon as they reached
her they picked her up but her
life had gone out. Mr.. Vistrup
was in the city at the time of
the accident after load for their
new school house. He was
reached by telephone and the sad
news told him before he left the
city.
Julia was a bright girl and
possessed happy and genial dis
position and was not only the
pride of the home but greatly
admired by school mates and
teacher. Her tradgic death is
greatly regretted and the ber-
eaved relatives have the sympa-
thy of the community in their
great loss.
The funeral services were held
in the Baptist church Saturday
afternoon by Rev. A. W. Yale
and her remains laid to rest in
the Broken Bow cemetery.
Dear Julia, in deaths clasp so cold,
Safe from home in the Shepherds fold;
Faithfully guarded by Angels fair,
Instead of mothers loving care.
Sweetly at rest on the Saviors breast,
Freed from pain and earths unrest;
Your life will know no handsome side,
No sin or sorrow will ever betide.
May we trust the All-wise love,
That'll lead our hearts to the home above
And be glad the bud so rare,
Does in beauty bloom i'll that land so fair
Upon our hearts altar each day,
Illumed with most genial ray;
Loves offering shall be renewed,
AS we journey along in deep solitude.
You from our midst so ruthlessly torn,
Shall in our sweetest memory be borne
AS long as life shall continue to shine,
And then join you in that happy cline.