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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04
What is the Use of putting il off longer?

That is just what your wife has
been saying to you for long time,
and your daughter, and your son.
What is the use of waiting another
year to see how the crops are before
we get a new Garland cook stove?
We have waited for years, and now,
when we have the money in the
bank, or the grain in the bin, why not
get this article that will make US all
happy especially when it gives US
good biscuit, nice bread, and cooked
meats, without the housewife fretting
worrying and stewing over an old
stove that smokes, and don't bake.
You have often said, "'well, am
going toget those Rocking chairs, and
and that sofa, and am going to get
that carpet and rug, but let US wait a
little while" Well, you have been
doing that until the folks are guessing
when the time will be that you will
get them. Now is the time, tomorrow
may be too late. Next year may be
to late for the enjoyment, the pleasure
and the happiness that comes to the
family through having them now.
This year, of all years, is pretty
good time to fix up, and get those
things for the household before
winter sets. in. So you can say to
yourself "Well for once since I have
been in Kansas, 1 have just what I
want and am going TO have good
time this winter anyhow.
Then why not come in and get a
genuine Beckwith Round Oak heating
stove, or the Garland, or the Radient
Home base burner. Why not get
piano, organ, mandolin, guitar or
violin and have music In the home.
We can assure you there will be
nothing lost by it, and you will make
the boys and girlsthink more of home
than. ever. And, if you haven't got
one, why not get Moon or Velie
buggy orcarriage. 1t is not luxury,
it is a necessity, because you don't
want to wear out the horses, pulling
an old lumber. wagon to town. and
you don't want to wear out the fam lily
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04

JV. Susank and daughter Tens took
in the chow Saturday night at -HoisiDe-
ton.
Will Susank has gone to the Worlds
Fair in company with several other
young men from this section OF country.
Mrs George Brinson at present writ
ing is afflicted with rheu mstism.
c. Fenno and family attended the
swell dance given Wednesday night
thirteen miles north at the home Of q
relative.
Rube York who has been in the en-
ploy OF Mr.. Fits sll sumner left for his
home in Manhattan Saturday night.
Mr.. Rearick ia having a new barn
built on hls farm. MI. Verbeck being
the architect
Mira. Anthonys Susa nix Is expected
home this week from Iowa, where she
was called to attend the funerel OF her
father.
The school children are enjoying the
advantage and privilege of the library
books, in the school room.
Mrs. Doty is confined to her bed with
infiammatory rheumatism.
We smoke and smoke. now since tn e
political candidates are SO numerous.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04
PLEASANT HILL.


Q Charles Kettenhorp went to st. LOUIS
last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Spring went to Great Bend Last
Monday.
her girl friends at dinner last Sunday:
A number of the young people of this
vicinity took dinner with Benton
Dempster last Sunday.
Mrs. George Jackson and daughter
Eenora, went to Great Bend last Mon
day. $780,
Master Tom and Miss Lenai Spring
entertained some Of their friendsl last
Sunday afternoon.
e Mrsand Mrs. John Jacobsl of near
Great Bend visited in.this vicinity last
Sunday.
{ The "little tots" spent happy after
noon with Miss Beatrice Burnett last
Sunday.
Some of the "mischievous sports" of
Pleasant Hill seemed to have sporty
time Halloween night.
The Pleasant Hill Literary Society is
progressing wonderfully. Come out to
hear the programs every Friday night.
Roy aud Clarence Buckbee are enjoy
ing visit from two of their cousins
from the western part of the state.
Mrs. Tom Spring and Mrs. Walter
Koch visited with Mrs. Lee Burnett
last Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04

riding IN II.
1t IS no use pumping that water by
hand, anymore, especially when you
can get Samson windmill, tank,
and pump. All you have to do is
to turn 1t loose and it does the work.
There are great many little things
that can be put into the home that
are not luxuries, but saving to have
them. Such asa White Lily washing
machine, wringer and a set of Mrs.
Potts sad irons, and one of our new
steam washers. A bath tub. some
pictures, 1--WE frame pictures) a side
board for the dining room, new dining
room chairs, kitchen table, with all
the latest attachments for -four, meal,
salt, spices, ETC., a sewing machine,
and why not save the rain water that
Is gong to waste everytime it rains,
put IN pump, cistern and spout
your house? This is what you can
do for very small price. Remember
that rain water is the best water that
you can drink and use in the house.
You pay out money for insurance
on your life or property. You don't
get this until your property burns up.
or you are dead. Why not secure
your life from danger, so you can
live longer, and this is w6at your
family wants, and what you want
your family to do, live long and be
happy. Also, you want your cattle to
1--we, and not be struck dead. There
tore, why don't. you get your house
and barn rodded with our best. thirtv
strand. genuine copper. lightning
rod. We guarantee tito be the best
and cheapest on the market. H
costs one half the price you formerly
paid for it. You never heard of =
house being struck by lightning
alter 1t has been property rodded'
but you have heard of people being
struck IN buildings. and the buildineS
and their contents burned, that were
not Iodded. Get it done now, don't
put It of. delay is dangerous. and
you VIII feel sszfe when you he down
to sleep at night. and especially in :
storm. Yours very truly,
THK e z. Moss AERcANrIIx 10
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04

Tom Powell has built new kitchen
TO his house.
Lee Hickman loet horse lsst week.
Mrs. Lille Burger visited'in st. John
Last week.
Mrs Converse, who has been in poor
health the past year, died last Saturday:
She had felt considerably better and
she and her Son went to Lsrned Friday.
On the road home she wac taken worse
and her son thought best to return to
Larned. She was soon unconscious and
remained SO until Saturday afternoon.
when she peacefully passed away. The
time of her interment has not been
decided op, as her son, Luther, and son-
in-law. Curt Adams. are attending the
Worlds Fair and they are awaiting their
return.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04
ALBERT.

BY School Reporter.
A revival meeting is now be-
ing conducted here by Miss Jacobs and
Mr.. Davis.
The first meetings Ct the Pniloma-
from last Friday. No more meetings
will be held until after Thak sgiving as
we are now preparing for an entertain
ment to be given soon.
Since last report three new pupils
have entered school.
Mrs. Willcutt, two daughters and
Miss Kackley were Great Bend visitors
Saturday.
The new Zealanders did not give their
entertainment Saturday night on &C
count OF church services.
Mrs. Goatley came from Pawnee
Rock Friday and was acco mpanied
home by Miss Warner. Miss Warner
came back to Albert Sunday afternoon,
after having an enjoyable visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Mabls Hays took teachers ex-
aminations in Great Bend Saturday.
Mira Davis was called to Guthrie.
Oklahoma Saturday by the death OF her
mother Ars. Harriet Sheppsrd
Mrs. Ed. Miller Of Great Bned il
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mis-. Tom Cough returned from q visit
in Great Bend last week.
A Queen Esther Circle has been organ
lied among the young girls of Albert.
Mrs. r. S. Browning and grand
daughter who have been visiting with
Mr. Walkers returned to their Mis-
souri, home Monday.
From appearances Tuesday morning
theIe must have been some people out
late on Halloween.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04
Our Dress Goods Department.

Our Dress Goods Department.
The most complete in Western Kansas.
Black Crepe with silk dots A in. wide,
the most popular weayes of the season,
regular value $500. special for, $l.4S
Black Crepe, 40 in wide, regular value so,
SP0C1clI III -..... SSC
Black Cheviot, 80 in wide, regular value
Pebble GRANTEES in all shadss, 80 in. wide.
regular value s1.0O, special for sec
Mannish Cloth for Suiting, So in. wide,
regular value Csc, special for. .4Sc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04
SUNNY SLOPE.

Say wheat is in need of good rain, or
moisture Of any kind would answer.
Even snow.
Miss Georgia Cooney from Hoisington
Sundayed with A. s. Doty and family.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04

BY School Reporter.
A revival meeting is now be-
ing conducted here by Miss Jacobs and
Mr. Davis.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04
Hundreds of Customers visited our Store

Hundreds OF Customers visited our Store
during last weeks special sale OF Ladies
Cloaks and Mems Suits and OvercOats and
went away we'll pleased with their pur--
chases, feeling satisfied that they had saved
several dollars on every garment aud that
in many instances ONE DOLLAR DID THE
WORK OF TWO. We want every one in
need of a Cloak, Suit or OvercOat to
see our line, and for the benefit of those OF
our customers who have as vet not availed
themselves of this GREAT MONE1-SAN-
ING OPPORTUNITY. we have decided to
continue this sale at last weeks advertised
prices.
For our regular $3.50 Cloak $9.75
For our entire line of Mems S15 Suits. IL. SO
For a regular Mems So Overcoat----- 9.95
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04

P. B. Johnson returned Saturday
from a weeks visit to the World:
Fair.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04

BoRN-to August Peterson and
wife, OF Clarence township, on Tues
day evening, the LIST. q boy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04


The Dress Goods Section
Some real good things to be closed out at
once. A 50 in. Cardinal Zibaline, suitable
for children's Jackets regular S125 value
to close out, per yard 75c
A A in. black Zibaline, short haired nice
medium weight, a very fine s1.35 Skirting, to
50 in. black Zibalne, an extra good
thing at $3.50 yard we offer in this weeks
sale to close out, per yard $l.OO
Every Wool and Silk Remnant in the
house at........... One-half Price
You will find waist and skirt patterns in this
lot if you get in early enough All going at
One-half the regular price.
Pillow Tops and Backs in fast colored oil
prints, regular size, per l5c
Now is the time to get these in shape for
Xmas presents You will find themvery serv-
iceable
Size 2A, 8, 81 and 4. About 25 pair of
Ladies' Shoes
ALI we have left of our last shoe sale. Shoes
which were bringing as much as $3.50 pair
not all Of them of course, but not one is worth
less than $l.5O, we offer them to close at per
PAIR
What is the use of paying more when you
can get the best for $500? This refers to the
Celebrated Queen Quality Shoe for Women.
We are sole agents for this Shoe and their
reputation is established. They have won.
their way to the front by being the best Shoe
In the world at any price. We have hundreds
OF customers in Western Kansas that will
verify this statement. Come in and look at
the new fall and and winter styles. Ii you
can't come send us your name on a postal
and we will send you catalogue.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04
See What We Doing
Cbrd Week ofOv Biz UnIoadinq Sale

One lot of mems good Corduroy Pants,
drab color, warranted not to rip, worth So
in the big sale for, per pair $3.50
5 doz mems blue Denim Overalls, worth
Toe, in the big unloading sale for...........~5Oc
FURS
Have you picked out your fur? Don't
forget, you get a discount OF 20 per cent off
any Fur III our immense stock
Just few left. We have just a few left of
those
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits
that we are Offering at discount of 331.3
per cent. Come early you want one
10 doz. little boys Bib Overalls. made Of
good fast color black Denim, worth at least
35c, in the big unloading sale for only Csc
Last call on a lot of heavy Canton Flannel.
worth lOc; Tor per yard ...... .............. Sc
We will have on sale this week again
another lot OF those boys Suits for school
wear a0 ..'.''..'. $1.35
We have a lot of Children's Vests, Pants
and Drawers in heavy feeced ribbed goods
that we wish to move out as we have too
many on hand. The children need them
these cool nights. You will never buy them
again at such low prices.
Size 20 at I24c each for vest pants and drs
Size % at l5c each for vest, pants and drs
size "A at l7c each for vest, pants and drs
Size rs at zoe each for vest, pants and drs
q Size 2o at Csc each for vest, pants and drs
Size 30 at 273c each for vest, pants and drs
Size 81 at Soc each for vest, pants and drs
Size "a at 35c each for vest, pants and drs
You will find you are saving about IS nor
cent on each garment:
One lot Misses Vests and Pants. CSC
neavy neeced ribbed garments, to close out
each '-'-'-''- Csc
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-04

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

Yori geleaentlid Der Geier hires nYors
p0tsrta9es" peraniaItete. wuroe ibr bon
WtiteIam Hsio. einem Der 6eiirsonsr.
6olaenoss su boren aeaeben Bite.
bleiben sic eingeoeni. oab Die Nad.
tommen Der pilasrbdier jebt in Der
Winoerbeit lino0 i'm 9anoe, weldes Die
Vorbdter erobsrten uuo erbielten. sic
Iino In Der Minoerbeit islbit wenn Sic
lie nit alien lpdtersn 9inmanoerern
oesIeIbsn Stammes ~psrltdrtsn. llnieres
1T lsin puritanerpolt mebr. gs 1T
IelbIf ieine Combination bon puritansr
uno Gapalies mebr. pie In ben 3aaen
Der Repolution. gS 1T nidt bemieien,
oab es aud nur nod Elm an9elfddfihss
Bolt If. Gle mifen idon Die ganss
inoo.aermaniide Gamilie einidlieben,
um beute elmer bloBsn Webrbeit in Der
neusn Wslt fiber 3u Iein, Die mir i'm.
mer rod einfad ais oas 0epdds aus
benz bon ben britiIdm pionieren 3u
plpmouib Rod uno Samestopn &c.
Idten Samsn betrahten m0bien."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

@enn oas Staats. Department
ertldri. Der am SamlfaQ bon benz dbl
nelihen Sailer ratificirte Sanoels=
Yertrus tonne in 6 WOdsn gu WaIb-
inaton eintrefen. 10 9laubt Dies 9err
0ap natarlid islbf nidt. gr bat
wOblweislid als 3eitaren3e beinabe Elm
Sabr geisbt; fur Die Mrt, ME bic
Orientalilden @e9ierunsen ibre oiplO=
matiiden 0eI9dfte betreiben, audi
ourdaus isine gu bote Griit.
Die Sahe eilt iibri9ens nidt; ospn
es aiebt ipohl Wiemanben, Der alaubi.
oab bic wi&tiaSe geitimmuns oes Vtr-
trays, bic Oefnung Der beioen Wanb-
idurei-0dfen. burh grleoi9ung aler
Gormalitdten Der Yerwirilidung I'M
einen S&ritt ndber 9eridt tperoe. Die
eiaentliden Werbanolunaen bieriber
miien nit ben Uertretern Rublano's
sefiibrt tperoen. fals nidt Ger iaum
bentbars Gal sintritt, baB Chino mob.
mails Die 0erridaft iiber Die proOin3
eriuirbt. Glr unfer 2anb III Der Gr.
fol9 uorerit Elm ausi9lieblia papiersnir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

0eute Mbenb piro Die qroBs Boilers
Nufibrung 3priB-p prib ieoen auien
Geutiten in's gnsliIb Opera SouIe
sieben. Die 9sinemann . Welb'ide
9ruppe lanats beute Mittag bier on.
es wuroc nidts geipart. um Elm pOlles
poiien-p eriona! gu e%rlangen. Selbit
Der 2apellmeiffer miro bon ben ct.
gouiiern mitssbradt.
gpir lenten DEFENDERS bic Nufmert-
iamisit bes pubtitums auf bic Rolle
oes Serrn Wslb (Muliisr 9lobi9.)
Tielelbe sriheint an iid ~unbeDeuteno.
miro aber in ieiner 9ano su einem
@enrebilohen.
Gin DOles 9aus iOlie unbeoin9t Die
ct. gouiier beariiBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11
Sn Yaris bat Ed cine neue Eric.

Sn Yari5 fat nd cine meme Jrie.
osns-@ eie0i6aft aebiloet. I'm 3rieae
3uiiden ben W0liern gu berbinbern unb
before gsaIsbunaen unter ibnen bsrbsi=
%3uTibrsn.
Dem neler, aus so angeIebenen
Decentralization betebsnosn yerbanoe
Itebt js%osnfaas bic un3uldn9lidteit oes
0dassr 6risoensaeri3ts Dor sluasu, bic
fia ssraoe iebt 10 plOblid seiat. Ob-
mobl Der ofaIiatiide GOnfIitt on ii9
Ie6r pobl benz llrtbeil bes tribunals
untsrliesen i0nnte, oentt teiner Der Bee
tbeilietsn on jeneanrufuns. Wenn aber
oas 6rieoensgeriat nlr fur ilsine 6das
siDiidsn 0rOBmddten ols competent er-
adtet piro, 10 mdre es fir Die gr3ie-
lung zines miriliden 6rieoensauitanoes
melt better. Elm fold cbnmddtiees Sn-
fitut iibsrbaupt nidt ms 2ebsn gsrr-
fen 3u baben.
Dine Mbriiftuns in arobem 6tile
als 9orbeoiagung fino ale 6rieoeus-
iribunale. udre ielbft elm 3wanas-
@eridt. spsdlos. 9lber als Sdrltt
auf oisIsrl porbereitenoen Wese 1T aud
Die pariier Werbanbs.@ rinouns bon
nambaftsm Wsrtb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

in ieinsr searisen iebr gut beiudten
Veriammluna bic Snfaairung Der
neuen geamten Dor. 9ieielbsn fnb:
0auptmunn-@barles s. Sdmiot.
/. 9ieutnant-Gonrao Bauer.
Mbiutant-Ghas. 2ofsnbabsr.
Guartisrmeilter-Sobn gbner.
6inan3 Seeretdr-Mo. Walo.
9rufees-Gan. Bernb, Wm. Biz
ider uno 8. 9aob.
Gin neues Wit9lieo puroe aufge=
nommen. gs tpurbe elm Gomite ere
nannt. psldes Worbereitun9en fir cine
eeeisnete Waibinstons Geburtstass-
6eier 3u trefen hat. Die Gameraoen
Conrad Bauer urb Daniel Berno
ben gu Delegaten fur ben yerbano
Deutider Wersine ernannt. Sn Der
aelfriQen Yeriammluna maren aud bic
Witglisoer Der 9amen=S Section bes
Yereins suaeaen; oieielben batten fir
einen DOrtreiflidsn 9und geiOrgt, pel=
der ben wadsrsn Snaiferbdrten por=
trefflid munSete. Ysim id1umsnben
@%erteniaft blisbsn bisfeIben nod
mand' esmitblidss Stinoden bei-
iammen.
Ser 9 ibfeite Sdwaben=
Yerein beidloB in ieiner seftrisen
Yerlammluna am Ofer=W ontaa in
Der Siibieite 3urnbale einen Wasten=
Ball absubalten. Mit ben 0orberei.
tungen oesielben tpuroe Gin Gomite er-
uannt, ipsldes fid aus folsenoen Mit=
glieoern suiammeniebt:
Sobn gmbarot, Worfbenoer; 0enrp
0%ennineer, @brif. Gmbarot, Carl
8eifeis uno Sobn @rcner.
gu 9eleoaten fur ben Yerbano
Deutfhsr Ysreine wuroen ernannt:
Moolpb gm5arot unb Soc Reiber.
Der 3 b DE unter 4 Il B :
nassYerein erlebiate In ieiner
aeitriaen in .. Sellers 0ale absebal-
tenen Wsriammlung aunddlf bic iib-
li9en @outine.@ eiddfte. Gin Ganbi-
bat fur Mitelieoi4aft tuuroe ansemel-
bet. gu Delegafen fur ben Werbanb
Deutf9er Wereine wuroen srnannt
6ran3 Woernsr uno gua. Wsertt. 9err
Charles Sdle9el. bas iunae Wit9lieb
bes Wereins. uel&ss iiir3li& in ben
0afsn Der ghe e~inieaelte. b%euirtbeie
bic Mntpelsnbsn In nobler Weiie nit
bo9feinen 0apanas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11
Der Wamama.G amaI.

Die gneigie. nit Der prdhoent
R~ooIebelt Is ourdJuisBm ceriudt, bah
nod unisr Isinsr Administration nit
benz gau oes panamasG anales begons
men mIro uno bic ieine Mitiel iheut,
nm oas 3iel su erreiden, III leidt er-
tldrlih, tpenr man beoentt, oab er
niat aerne benz DsiBen 9aus Aoieu
IaQen m0tte. gr III fid liar barber,
oaB, iuenl unter isinsr Administration
Der Bau tes ganales bsgonnen III. oas
Bolt Jpn notbasorungeu wieoer mdblen
miiiie. gr bofft aber nidt nrr, bah
ibm ourd Den geQinn oes gaues Der
nddlfe 3ermin esidert 1T. iOnoern,
oaB er iein bobes Unit, auf welh's er
bur9 einsn bloBen 3ufan aelangte.
bis CUR Gsrtiaiteluns oes Canals bee
balten wiiroe. Nad G4dbung in
aominihraiionsirsiIsn miro Der yau
oes Canals 8 Sabre in Nniprud nebs
men. Wir iennen oerartige ShdBun-
gen aus e~rfabrun9 unb i0nnen ru5i9
bsrshnsn, oab Der gau ooppelt 10
LANCE 3eit in 9lniprud nebmsn miroe.
gs mdre natiirlid Der Administration
elm 2eidtes, bsIonoers elmer 10 u%nItru-
poloIen uis @ooisDslt's. iur3 Dor glb-
lauf Isines 5ermins oerarti9e Der.
midslunsm .berauf3ubeIdm0ren. oaB
bas Bolt gar nidt oaran oenien
fonnie, cine neue Administration sin=
3uisbsn, sbs Der Canadian bssnost ilf.
Die grei9nihe Der lebten 8 Sabre
ermOalidten es einem prahoenien.
tpenn CT s5 fur feline pldne rdtbIid
bdlt Werpidelungen nit anoeren Mdd-
ten, bic boroem on ben 0aaren berbeis
gs3ogen tperosn miiBtsn, nit lei6ter
Wabe unO.obns sinsn anIdsin bon Qb-
fitt in Scene gu isben, uno oaourd fir
feline Wieoertpahl eintn mddtigen Druid
aus3uaben.
Wenn bic Rieienauf9abe oes ganal-
baues OH unIsr 2ano berantriii, Iollte
ss bic erfie phidt Der Nation iein. ois
gontrole 0ariber aus ben .6dnoen Der
poIititsr gu nebmen. Der Gber-Sn-
eenieur iolte bon 6admdnnern oes
2anos5 gemdblt uno ibm bic freIe Gib-
runa uno Cberlsituns Der Arbeitsn In
bic 0ano gegeben ueroen. Der Wann,
Der sinsn qlr3t gum @enerclmajor ma=
den min, Der ben politiisr papne gum
OberpoHmsiltsr papne madte. Iolte
niGt bic Wadt baben feline pOlitiide
Waidine our6 ben panama.9 analbau
rieisnbait 3u peritdrten uro einen pOli.
titer gum Oberingsnieur au ernennen.
Cine gommiIion bon 6ahmdnnern
bon unieren uno ausmdrtigen groben
llniperiitdtsn ioltsn oie2eiturg Der Mr.
beitsn baben uno tein Cberbeamter bes
Candidates IoIte politiider @unft isine
grnennung gu beroanien babsn.
Wenn Der panGmas@anal uie un=
Iere 0ffentli9sn Wsripaltansssueise ben
@raItern in bic 0dnos fdlt. oaun miro
nit ieoem Spatenffid auf Der 2anO-
erge bon Banana Dos 6unoament ul-
serer Rspublit un%tergraben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

Bonn 0bef. Veoafteir Der .gyef-
Iiden Bot" 1err Or Gmil Preeto.
riuns. liest ioIaenbes sdreibsu Dor:
@eebrter 0srr college,:
Wabrenb Der uon Wlai bis Secenl=
Der oicieS SabreS In ct. genis ab.
5ubnltenoen misunderstanding. Dnrh
luelde Die Dor bnnlert Sabren er.
ioIste Mbtretuns oeS yOniEana.Ve.
bets Oil Sie Der. Gtaaten In wiirOi-
ger @eiie seieiert iusrben iOn, wiro
lant YeidluB Der MnSIteanngS.Ye.
BORDEN aud Gin Gag ais ipcjieQ
.Seuiider Sag" besansen wsroen.
SaS bieiige 9eutIdthnnl, numeriih
tart uno etIhaftlih ME geielidaft-
LID einflubreid, nimmt al oieier
aeier ielbtperifanOlid reyes Snte-
reKe; bod lit oaS Datum osS .Seut=
Iden Sa8es" nod niht enSgiiltig
ieieeiebt.
Die iiberwiegenoe Mniht Iheint
oabin 81 eehen, Dab Der 6. October
ais Sabrestoe Der Qanouna BON
BranJ Daniel YafOriuS auf ameri=
fauiidem yoben Der paIisnblfe Sag
fem wiirbe, einmaI neil er in bieIen
Staaten beS QanoeS bereitS ais
nSentiher Gag" e~ingebiirgert un0
iir bic @eididte bsS SsutIhtbnms
in Nmeriia bon bober Yeoeutung lit,
Johann aber aud neil G. in nnlere
idOnfe SabreSjeit fdnt.
Sin enoeiiltioer YeialnB in Der
glu~seleaenheit lit ieood), wie seiast,
nod niht eeiabt. nnb Der sWelfli6en
Yoit" IieBt oaran, iuomOslih bic
Der SeutIhen i'm san5eu
9anoe at eroriinoen. 0amit cine in
ieoer Ye3iebmng ~groBartige nno all
semeine Jeier au Stanoe f0mme.
wiirbi9 beS 4euti4tEnms TN Qanoe
ilno wiroig aud Der iioljtn Yer=
tretuns, Die mnier alteS TaterIamb
anf Der MnSRellnns borbereitet. Wir
luenoen nnS 0aber an bic beutIden
Teoaftenre oeS 2anDeS ais bic be.
rnTeneu Qeroloe in ibrem 9~eierfreiie
btrriMenoen Meinnne, nab bitten
Sic hermit freunoli@ I'M Sbre Mn-
iint barber, ipelden Sag Sic ais
Den fur bic 6eier oeS .Sentiden
Sases' paiienoen balten.
Wiit Der yitte nm baloiBe Mnt.
mort. 3sidnet
Matnnepouf
Gmil Yreetorirnis.