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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
THE END.
A FRUITFUL VISION.
How the Fresh Air Movement Reaan in
the PENNSYLVANIA Mountains.

How the Fresh Air Movement BEGAN in
the Pennsylvania Mountains.
From Jacob \. Rig .'Ch!ldren Of tbs
People in December Century: There
rises before me the wrath of a village
s%ylvania. It is Sunday morning at MD
summer In the pulpit a young clergy
man Is preaching from the text: "Inas-
much as We did it unto one OF these my
brethren, even the least, va did It unto
me-" The sun peeps through the win
dows, where climbing roses nod. In the
tall naples a dove Is cooling; the drowsy
hum of the honey bee Is OF the air. But
he recks not of these, nor Of the peaceful
day. Els soul has seen a vision OF hot
and stony streetE. OF squal.d homes, OF
hard Eisaged, Hflsovely childhood, of man
kin made IN Els image twisted by want
and ignorance into monsrrous deformity;
and the message he speaks goes straight
to the hearts of the plain farmers on the
benches; His brethren these. and stepped
In the sunni They gather round him aft
er the service, their hearts burning with
In them.
l see him speeding the next day toward
the great city. e messenger OF love and
pity and help. I see him return before
the weeks end. min starved urchins
clingtng to his hands and the skirts Of
his coat. the first Fresh Air party that
went out OF New York. ~twenty-seyen
years G next summer. I see the big
hearted farmers al them into their
homes ana hearts. I see the sun and the
summer WING put back color in the wan
cheek and life in the %shrunken and
starved frame. I hear the message OF
one OF the little ones to her chums left
behind in the II can have two
pieces of pic to eat. and nobody say Moth
Ing IL 1 TAX three pieces Of cake" and I
know what 1t means to them. Laugh?
Yes! laugh and be glad. The world has
sorrow enough. Let IN the sunshine
where you can, and know that it means
life to these. life now and a glimpse OF
the hereafter. lean hear 4 yet. the Sigh
Of the tired mother under the treea on
Twin island, cur Henry street chI1dren's
summer home: IF heaven IS like this
I don't care how soon l co.
For the sermon had wings; and WHITTIER
soever 1t went blessings sprang in its
track. Love ana justice grew, men read
the brotherhood into the sunlight and the
elds and the woods, and the brotherhood
became real. / see today willard Par
sons, the minister, no longer SO young
sitting in his office in the Tribune build
ing, still piarfuing Fresh Air holidays for
the children OF the hot, stony city. But
he seeks them himself no more. A thou
churches. charities. kindergartens.
settlements, g thousand preachers and
other doors of the brotherhood, gather
them in. a thousand trains OF many
crowded cars carry them to the homes
are waiting for them wherever men
and wo1nen witt warm hearts live. The
has travelled to the farthest
shores. and nowhere In the Christian
world is there a place where it has not
been heard and needed. Wherever it has.
you have seen the heart of mar
LAID bare; and the sight is good.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
WISDOM OF KING SOLOMON,
How He Esemplified 1t in the Presenc
of the Ouean of Shah,


&aw Orleans Times Democrat: Here Il
the legend OF the visit of the Queen O.
Sleoa 10 hing said the Pas
Sasouia jlogenes IN the rotunda of thu
Treat Southern Hotel Gulfport Sunday
The queen reigned over a people that
lived on the border of the Red sea who
were the richest in Arabia. They were
iepfesehtee ieadlhs an ids life, owing Il
we a~luAeahee OF natural produce OF thesi
n which afforded the s~ustanance Of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
tns Raeilh.a Of shiua.

Current Literature: Some years ago
shiga. a great japanese Doctor proved
thai there was a bacillus OF dysentery.
and that that disease could be cured by
the administering of a serum in the same
val and Bassett, while working at the
etioiogy of cholera infantum. reported
that they had Gun in forty-two cases
of the summer diarrhoea of infants in
the city of Baltimore the bacillus Of
Shiga. This bacillus. known as the
cause OF tropical ~dysentery, had been
bought not TO exist in the United States.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
Beer and Cancer.

Chicago Inter Ocean: DR.. Alfred
Wolff. as the result of a wide and care
full study of the statisttcG Of cancer in
Europe and America, reaches several
interesting conclusions.
]. lie finds that cancer IS most com
mon In thickiy wooded and we'll wa
tered districts.
of high cancer mortality are those In
which beer or cider is largely drunk.
Bavaria, for instance, shows the
highest cancer death rate in Germany
and Salisbury In Austria. In France
there Is the most marked contrast be-
tween the high cancer mortality In the
beer drinking departments and the low
cancer death rate elsewhere. DR.. Wolff
also finds that the Increased
ton OF beer in England OF late years
has been accompanied by q rising can
GER mortality.
8. DR.. VOLTS researches Indicate
that cancer Is contagious, and that race
and hcredity have much less TO do with
the disease than environment and hab-
Its.
Finally. ne concludes that the tntem-
perats s of alcohol, and especially
of beer, Is probably tbs chief cause ~
cancer. he does not pretend to saw
what Ii is in the beer that convey can.
Ger Infection. That is q point for f,,r-
ther investigation. or course, II il Al
60 possible to contend from DR.. WnIfra
facts that cancer is the product a q
soil well shaded by forests ana n 8
humid climate rather than of beer
drinking
Out of the three observed faets
which occur Observation-Disclosures
ana water, coeions beer drinking ana
p1ssaasasca niaser ~ evidently
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
Tke creases4 Lisina Historian.

80 tftE StT~t~Ik LFVHIE f1IstUTfaH.
Tie .otfnEef IN January Critic: John
Mor.ey Ii said TO have received $50, 900 for
his "tafe Ct Gladstone When one takes
MIR. Morley name into consideration, n
The airfuHat ~ work he mas put into this
.tLtfe.t' the pa2 IL not large. 1t Is well
known tsiat Messrs. Hay and Nicplay
were paid q similar amount Tor the serial
rights ALONE In their life OF Lincoln. Mr..
Morley. by the way. is to visit the United
States III the rev year. having been en-
gagged To deliver An address at the OPEN
ints CT tse technical college at Pittsburg.
In Qcteher text- Ii : thirty years since
Mr.. Morley has pisie Isl America. He will
See many csaanges not on.y In architec-
ure. bur in manners and customs. We
ycre q Simpler people thirty years ago
han we aFe tcsla.:.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
GIVES go"


Food That Carries One Along.
Its nice to know OF food that Ha
only tastes delicious but that puts thl
snap and 80 into n and supplies star
ing power for the day.
\ woman says: II have take
enough medicine i'll my time TO furniss
a drug store, but in later and wise
Years ! have taken none but have te|
pended, for the healti, I now enjoy
on suitable and sustaining food Of
which keep on hand a tested variety
plain but nonrishing.
"0i these my main dependence 81
Grap&Nnts, especially if l have befoss
mt:a Gay. Of unusual effort. either mon
tai or physical. In this case I fortifI
myself the first thing in the mofniFs
with about four teaspoonfuis of Grape
Nuts moisthned with cream and ies]
much else for breakfast and Il
mount of work / can then SeaTgg,,
through successfully without fatigs
or exhaustion is a wonder to tbosS,
about me and even to myself.
"Grape-Suts food is certainly q Vonf
defful strengthened and Is not a stlf1ss
liant, for there is no reaction afses#f
wards. but it is sustaining alsa
strengthening as 1 have proYed s1a
long experience Name given s
Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich
There's reason four teasp,oorssa1Ssi
Of GrapcsNuts and cream wIll aass'
more strength and carry one fsEta#S:
filan Z plateful u coarse. 4 faiES
flaat IS nearly lII waste arassM h
spesa B eoaden Observation-Disclosures
lS esftains Enc asss
Sa aiti BarI tass saS
aaSs 9ns5 ding pasA sfaa
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
I d Uses FoR ALUMINIUM.
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Valuable Meal ID Welding Fail joint.

--gflNG} 9t G0PESis N$&Th9 @S&3
New MprE Tribune. 1gslen aluminium
first Became cheap ltSFsas employed 20
aearcefy anytnins besides the fslatiufacfurt
az a%few household utensils and a clasr
ar ornamental and useful articles OF which
rha ooSEet matchbox is a type. Its next
fsnportisut service was 10 corapete with
sot,,,er as an electrical conductors Be
tween sss;IagaTa and Buffalo and In several
other parts OF the country 1t has DEM
ongfFatad Its technical and economic value
In this Find Of work beyond Q doubt a
third field ~ usefulnees has more recent
liz been opened up To this the atten-
tIari CT Americans II Just now directed by
the SECOND visit of DR.. Hans Goidschnaidt
TO the United GtatcR. His lecture az Co
IuInbiR university last Friday revealed
new possibilities for the metal, which, ac-
aprdirg 70 chen1iats. is more abundant
than any other in the earthss crust.
The ksynto the function which aluminium
performs In rnetaliurgg and engineering Is
found III the remarkable heat that is sud-
denly desciSp&sd when 1T is burned. Com
BOSTON, IL Will be remembered. Is simply
the iirian of a given cement with oxygen,
Wilstf scod or coal is set on fire the car
bon combines With that gas and produces
earbosfc oxide. aluminium VIII not unite
with atmospheric oxygen, though. 1t Is
necessary 10 supply the element IN a solid
form. Tire oxide Of sorae other metal fur
nisEaS this. IL equal parts or aluminium
and the oxide of iron. both pulvcriZed and
told, are placed In a crleible and q tiny
fiise OF tie right Kind Is applied a mar
xslo;p3 effect Is produced. The receptacle
bScaifse8 n furnace. BY purely chemical
r1sans q temperature is induced which RI
Vits tiIat of the electric are. Within a
fI;i1inte or two iron ana the latter Is
melted. IL. IN advance and with a view
to further operations, tie iron is charged
with The proper amount of carbon or
aosne other element the product ID a steel
possesstIe ntiafttie5 that adapt 1t TO some
special services.
one highly practical operation made fea-
aiblc by the process here described Is the
Welding CT rails On trolley roads. In or
deg TO employ both the main track and
the third rail III there &c onel as electric
cal conductors ii Is customary to do one
OF tyyo thiasss- Either a copper bond is
uttae,scd TO the ends OF adjacent rails at
such ioiat or q little molten iron is poured
around the eald steel there. The latter
operation. fs formerly conducted, involved
the Use CT c1rnbTots and expensive APP
pasatus. In Europe aluminium Is now used
10 some extent instead. a mali portable
pfRstii.c, taperlng to a point, Is adjusted
over the right spot. o mold Is formed
GROUND the Joint to be welded. the proper
mixture Is ignitea and almost immedi-
fttHty . supply OF liquid steel is ready to
be run into place. So intense Is the heat
OF The latter that IL tiaso.yes part of the
f1etnt Or which the rail Is composed ard
q Joint OF surprising strength Is created.
Here. agiin. aluminium figures as n rival
Of cefper. and ft promises to make the old
4st5ge Of Epnd unnecessary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
a PHYSICIANS Statement.

Yorktown. Ark, Jan. 11.-Lelant
Williamson. VI. D., one of our ~cleyerest
physicians, has made a statement, in.
dorsing Dodd's Kidney Pills and say.
Ing that he uses them Ill his daily prac.
tice in preference to any other kidney
medicine. His statement has created a
profound sensation. as it is somewhat
unusual for a physician to publicly in.
dorse anything in the shape of a patent
medicine. DR.. Williamson says:
After twenty years practice in a
sickly and malarious country 1 have
come to the conclusion that it is al.
ways best to use the remedy that will
relieve and cure my patients whether
ethical or not.
Il have used Dodd's Kidney Pills
with uniform success in the various
forms of Kidney Disease, Pain in the
Back, Gout, rheumatism. Infamma.
ton and Congestion of the Kidneys and
all kindred diseases; l always pre-.
scribe Dodd's Kidney Pills in such
cases and can testify that they inva.
riably restore the Kidneys to their nor.
nal state and thereby relieve the blood
OF accumulated poisons. producing
prompt and effective cures"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

Women are now being substituted
for men in the Italian postal service
Signor Galimberti. the minister.of ports
and telegraphs, is responsible for the
change.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

Economy is the road TO wealth. PUT
NAM FADELESS DYE is the road to
economy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

liberty % repent what | 4
ilrst ststsnl siirIgii our &
Da u ef p1pers about \
Deans kidney Fills in the
summer Of 1850, for I lave H
haa 10 reason III the iii III
teftni to change ns optn
lon OF tie saiaads. was
subject 10 severe attacks
OF htsekaei,e. always ag- M
gFaY9st sat long ut Il 3
desk. estlii aex Pills h
absolutely aopped my
paekae!se. aaye never 1
Had q Rssia gu 4 taiase /
since i
Foster sii!llarn CO. Rnfe
faio. For sate f,y all Il
3tiee 80 cents lier i30S.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

MIS-. Sinslou's soCTaTSG ayRup ro- ChfIsra,
so;tsns the surns, reduces -indamraaLlonI al
avs pain. cures wind colo. . cent? q bottle
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

4 learned biologist named Conrad
has inst discovered that sauerkrauI
contains microbes. IT is said that they
exhale the gas that gives to this dish
its CHARACTERISTIC ~piluancy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14
Three S<.z.pa After.

hsiselle y. Lario. Of 751 Twentieth
sNeil'le. Ticket seller III the Union Sta
wen, l~1eilEeg. Colo. says: "Yon are at
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

~Pntiaaelphia clergyman recently VIZ.
sstsa an CID schoolmate who is located IL
Montana. Dne Sunday they bela 1870
services in a large camp Of swssIfsh .,ia.
sTs,s stnd ut one ofsahe meetings fbe mi,,z
sasfer from the Quaker city, ~lon.sinm
styaagat AZ q big; ppwstful B mig MAJ
Who Sal IN front sad fo him.
lb4 Lord *
TIC Yssis thplsa saesads H,sa
ssepste1 ElpH 81 AZ
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

Propositions.
Puck tssarba hear Garr spends a
deal OF tsflfe ii rs -s1HtQiaaAiies
Miss Ryder YolIs ..ae been nsssir-
formed ,Yf In stslui usaler II. am. .sith.
A monkey MreHs ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-14

! refined myself tightly ana fought
pnck the panic fear which babe me run
myself blind and exhausted In ten min
ntes, and, instead weighed very sfnida
and held myself rigtdly to he pace
which / calculated would leave ne slf-
Hc.ent strength TO swarm over tho park
palings Il / had the luck to finish the
race a little ahead OF those swift horse
men.
The thought crossed my mind to
sWerve aside and hide In tha heath, but
dismissed the idea as useless. 1t
was toe open In that part to afford
good cover. and / ran ten times the
chance OF Gripping myself among the
Htharns and briers,
No. had nothing to trust to save my
~ speed and endurance. T doubted
whether they We're equal N the task,
but I WAS fully resolssad to- runs to a
stand before + was taken. I fixed my
eyes on the road and watched jeaIcusiy
every inch of the ground upon which
rghisse hay my foot. / had Icing had
my second wind, nf,d at pragentT had
Hnunsant strength IN hand,
9tThe pscs at@wEfchi Nas trapgiift.
Hi3 diatrsss me, The filuscies ansi
sir neaI n xisgf gelt Hike Irofi i
tsaa J5Wgssnd fes abItse tgiaSr power asssi
sras las iRftsxi s1f xateI I'D and
anstsSFsa rdaseiE ssS E86d tcssas
Azsfsi II Il ssgss@Ss aaS f1psssaS went n Horny
ssMss sssAgs9s ID M
SsssssSSsssaN mi M &
SsS sssss ssa9s s}gsSSS lsass
sss sss
5gsssga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-25

5suer notbpenbis seiporbene Wermins
berune Der fteuerbar.n Bats in Baltiz
more bat bic YoIiseibebDrbe bef1lofz
fen. bon osmGrIuden abSuifeben, tpeiz
tere 100 Yoliaiiten ansuiteIlen. 9a@
sesen erfuht bic 8ebDrbe um' einegleus
@biuitiruns BON Saldren. Die eez
sniinidtsn SalGr : @rbDbuneen limb,
ipie folst: MarfdaI $500, !Siilfs@
Wari4aq $500, Setretdr $500,
5iilfs : Sefretdr $500, glert bes
Maridaas 5000, feds Gsrts i'm
Sauptquartisr $3.50. brei ipeitere
2ieutenapts $1,000, elm peiterer
HunbesS erseant $1196, 8 neitere
@eebimpoli5iften $9568, probez poli5iz
fen $500, 5uiammen $20,768. 9r.
@lonoo 8. Wilss unb Setretar 8inz
fep lesten Der itdbtiiden Delegation
5tpei Bills Dor, BON benen cine be-
itimmt, bob pripat= @ebeimpoli5iiten
cine 2iesnsaebiibr bon j: $25 besabz
len miiFen. Sn Der anberen 8ia erbdlt
bic poliSeibeborbe bas Redt, fir Cor
porationen poli5ilten gu ernennea.
Serner folen i'm poliaei> Sauptquarz
tier teine uniformirten Yoliaiiten ais
Glerts beidGftist perben.
$ mp t teuer.
SIM Senat nurbe bic Bin, nel9e
bic Superintendent aufbebt, nit 10
ge9en Z Stimmen anssnommen. Die
0orla9e mub nod bas llnter6aus pafz
firen.
Spirituofen 2icen5e
@efebe.
Sn bsioen Sduiern finb cine Msnee
Bills einsereidt, nelae bas Dirtbs<
gefdGft beriibren unb beren Nnnabme
ben Mirtben bstrGhtlihe l1nannsbmz
lihteiten perurfa6en tpiirben. 8isber
1T Seitens bes .Wirtbss 8erbanbes"
nod Nidts sefdsben. sesen bic 4n=
nabme iener Bills gu proteftiren. 5eute
lpurbe cine Bin eingerei1t, pelfe bas
llebertraeen bon 2tcenaen betrd1tli9
erfdperen biirfte.
fimmtes Salair.
9srr Srem reidte i'm unterbauie
anf @rfuden zines Sits8altimOrers
eine Bill elm, ipelfe bas Salair bes
Stabtiteuerz @innebmers auf $4,000
pro Sabr feitfebt. 8isber erbdlt Der
Steuereinnebmer $2500 pro Sabr BON
Der Stabt unb fir bas go1ettirsn Ger
Staatsiteuer gepiHe Proaente.
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Entwaaremsa nsfeuuus.

5riihjo4rs erOffnuns bel 4rmitrons,
Gator C Co.. Ger. 1O6-1O8, 9op<
tinssYlace. = grftaunenspertbe
aeiitunssn Der altberiibmten
5irma.
@er seltern @elessnbsit bate, Der
erften 5riibiahrs= Gr0ffnuns bsrGirma
Mrmitrpng Gator C Co., Nr. 1906
108, 9optins-P lace. beiauippbnen,
Der bate fpobl fhperli9 is permutbet,
baB Dor faum atpei Woden Elm ganSes
Woarenlaser bieier riibmlidf betanns
ten 5irma in 3aud aufging. Nur bas
4uSteaungsSQotal mar ein anberes
unb Die Mobsn bic allerneueftcn. Cont
mar sesen Die Musftsaunsen in friibez
rem Sa6ren tein l1nteri9ieo gu erfens
nen. SIS lit benz lneinseipeihten faum
perftanolid, mie bic Sirma in turaer
3eit einen 10 u~neebeuren Waarens
@prratb 5uiammen bradts. unb nod
eritounlidsr mar bteSbatfa9e, bab
Die getrige @rDffnuns better be1udt
mar, als ie subor. Die Musitelunasz
Raumlidfeiten paren tbatiG1lid gu
Soften 10 bidt bon Damen bsiebt, bab
an pielen Stelen Der fpriidpOrtlihe
4pfel ntdt CUR Grbe fallen fonnte.
DAB muir bic al~erneueften Woben ausz
sefteat paren, liest tlar auf Der 6anb,
oa Oieies ftets bas priusip Der Girma
mar, unO Der sdnae Wddrens8 orratb
pGbrenb Der lebten beiben Woden bier
anlanste. Oas 9ut.O Department er=
regte, lpie iibli4. bas sr0bte SntereTe
fir bic Damentpett. Die 3enbena ber
Saifon lit: flade 9iite nit nisbrigen
Rronen unb fleinen Gffefttn. purpur
unb GeildKnblau finb bic bominirenz
ben Garben. Ser @efab 1T nneiftens
flad unb fleine Blumen. fpeides elGn=
aenbes 8anb, WebaiIons unb 0plbs
Giguren fommen boraigliM anr Wers
nenbuns. MuBer ben dmeritonifGen
Mob:n finb Barrier 9iite psr6err.
fdsnb. ginaelne 9utmuiter bier au
befdreiben. niirbe unferen Gtfsrinntn
einen unseniisenben 8eeriff bon ber
NusfeIlune eeben; mir t0nr,en ibneu
muir ratben, biefelben felb{t in aug.nz
f6ein gu nebmen, ba bic Mustsnung
aud beute benz publitum sus6nslid
lit.
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gefferer @traBsnbabns

Bel erer Strabsnbabn-
perfehr. - @eftern ipurbsn 5tpei
i~peitere 3inien Der v%ll1iteo Mailpaps
&c Glsctries8 Balm" in 8strieb genoms
men, ndmli1 bic WiltenssM penues
Strede pom Mt. NobalzB abnbofe Bis
mad ibrem Dfliden Gnbpunfte an
Prefton@ nnb potpmaesS trabe unb
bic 9elairs @oab< 2inis. auf Der nprz
ldufis muir elm Wasson Bis mad Der
9apItrabens8 ride fdbrt. a6er isibit
bfefer maneelbafte Dienft nurSe NIT
grober Greube besriibt. ba cine srobe
Qn3abl Qeute, bic in ben neiierbauten
Srtfdaften an Der 8elair= auab tpcts
men, aber in Der @tabt arb<iten, btss
Der s~e3tpuneen mar, ben 2 unb 8 Wsei<
len langen Wes Bis mad benz @nb.
puntie Der gapitrabens2inie gu SUB
suriidaulesen.
Rriegsfabnen aerFDr I.
Dds %. Gelblaser bss MarplGnber
Departemsnts Der rGramb Mrnb Of
TIE Nepubtier ains, in Der ,miIIons
poftens9 alet an Der Gde BON @abs
nno 9igtIrabe na9 s~iueiidgiesr Sit.
3ung az Gnbe. gs bate in Der vNu,
fbanesp offens9aIe" i'm Rainez &c.
bduoe gebutten iperherf' foGen. Der
Depdriemfntss gnmmnnoeur Wiffium
Stab fiibrie ben Nprfb, unb nabsau
200 Dttegaten ioaren mlfpefsnb. Der
Beriht trurbs prm Gtabsdcf Ebomds
af. 9enp berItisn, sr iueiIt cine Mits
etitbtraohf Ron 1876 auf, bic 1inana
sen befinSsn f;d in suism 3nfonbs.
Der Nerfun oes Departments bird
has s0susr tsloaft iid .dnf $500. ber
Surd $500 @erftxrnns gtbtdt IT,
to@ he EerriYng srr Tcbmens unb
cabtrsn rretfsblihcn; HeIiqrisn aus
BEN Hjitecrttitae ai1f eiaftliett.
Das HTcNA.! Gu!fAsofps sab ~
~. HntetREsuns siir sorTe 4etsroNsm
NIB hcrtr scrni.seH an.
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Tin bic eishe einsr Jran.

Or. Scopes lpcgen angcblider @nt.
fremoung Der 3uneigung Der
Satin bes 2icitt. &. s. Gpans
I'M $4,000 perflagt.
Or. Somuel ". Scopes, Ser bonn
Sielltenont Go. S.Gpous ollf $4,000
Sd)obenerios fir Die al,aebIibe gnt-
fremoung Der 2iebe Der friiberen
Srau Gbans, iest 5rau Scopes, Der.
floot ipurbe, betrat eeltern ielbIt
beu 3eltgenitonb. 9os @eridts5im.
mer fpor mieber gum grbriiden bon.
Ger Yr5t beitritt Die Ineaben bes
2ieutenants iiber bas 5Grtlide Ser
baltnib atpiiden ibnl nno 6rat
Gnans ais folih. gr iaete, er babe
Die 9efanntihaft bes Srn. Grams
IN 1895 genladt, als CT bieien fir
Dos 2ieutenants : Gromen porberei-
tete, ,tnb lei oamals III beiien Saiis
cingeiiibrt unh belien @ottin borge-
itcIlt moroen. Wit 2estcrcr iei CT
nienals ollein aeneien, bod Babe or
tie mebrmals ipoSieren gefabren unb
Sluar nit Der &enntnib bes 2ierte-
nants unb aui beiien eigenes CRU.
hen. Iiih CAB CT 81, boB er Srait
Gpans @eibcife ecmlaht babe, 2icil.
tenant Grams babe linn bel oer9abl
bericlben ielbit gcbolien. Sn abn-
lifer Weiie erflGrte er aiid ben 9ee
Judi oes Sbeaters llnb eines Soil.
pers nm Mitternad)t in Miilin's
Sotel. Ger Hro3eB miro bette fort
aeieet.
2ettwiIIiee @erii ii guna.
9os Seitamcut bon Meier &rota
beimcr. Der an 10. Sebruor Itarb,
binterlGbt 500 al, lcine Sodter Yoll.
lime Speor, 500 an ieine Sodter
@enrietto Spear uno 500 an ieine
Gnfelin aote Spear. 9os Ncltper.
moaen fdat in gleihen Sbeilen an
feline iibriaen &inber: Srau Marr
8unit, Soniia &c. Moles nnb Q.
Moribal &rpnbeimer.
S6eionngsflagen.
Grnma 3eaer iuuroc geitern pe-
gen angeblih grauiamcr Webanbs
lung bon Soiepb Z. 3eler eeidic.
ben.
Ind) Inlelio 6. Ssroef, berelf
@otte iic on9eblib Dor 5ebn ,Sobreit
perlieB, erbiclt i'm areisgeribt Scr.
9 elm 9leides Gcfret gcgen bieien
ansaeItIlt.
Sopella Mooop erinhte boS areis-
@criht, Tie bon Soiepb Mooop at
ibeioen, Scr lie aneeblid an 10.
Npril 1900 i'm Glide lieB. Shire
SodSeit fano om 81. Moi 1896 itott.
Gin gleihcs @eiud itclte 4atbe.
rine Yot ecaen 2abislam Hot, Ser
iie angeblid) on 10. Scsember 1900
fiten lieb ulb. ats Dem Stoate Der
ibwonb.
Sppotbef reaiitrirt.
Die philadelphia, Baltimore nrb
Waibington : 0obn" regiltrirte ae.
itern I'M llrfnnben : Bureau cine
Sppotbcf, su @nniten Der .Iorton
|, Irlit So" pongteiu.yor ailsacitcllt,
sur Sidernng Der eritenSppotbefen,
Bombs Ser Gomp1anie I'M 9etraee
poi, liid5t iiber $20,000O0.