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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-22
MeRreuBur9.

Rofod. Gin idredlider linz
.-eliidsfaq ereisnste ii9 auf Der &eiiiner
gbaufss bsim uutersunse Der Strals
lumber 9abn, mo BON einem bon
Straliunb tommsnbeu3us elm Wunn
ii6erfdbren purbe. Wie bic Grmittes
lunesn eres6sn, tpoIIte Der @eruns
sIiidte bic ssidlofens 8orrisrs iibsr'
idreitsn, tpurbe bierbei bonn 3uge srs
fabt uub i~ibsrfabren. Der 3us belt
uno nabm ben 8eruneliidten nit gum
8abnbofe, bon mo bic 2ei6e in oas
patbolosiids Snititut bsfOroert
puroe. Die gsri6nIi6feit bes Wdrs
mes tpurbe als oi. bes 6~4iGbristn ars
bsiters 4lbredt. Der Batter mebrsrsr
erpa6Iener aiuber 1T, r%eeosnosSirt.
Seterotp. Dem 2ebrer 9ents
in Soben : Niiiorf purOe gum 50iGbs
riesn 4mtsiubilGum Der Sitsl aIs
Santor berIiebsn. Ssnts. beT,n Batter
uno 9rpBpdter bereits in So6ens
Riitorf ais 2sbrsr tbdtia tpuren. err
frsut fid GROCER @srsbrung uno aisbc
in ieiner 9emeinoe.
Groeubttra.
SIbenbur9. Der ReOatteu'
bes .ReIibenSbotsn", S9pepnert.
nurNe neneu 0%sIeihinund hPsGfddts.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02

an examination of his records and
found that one of the certificates for
5000 had been presented and cashed
at his bank some time before, he
personally having paid the certifi-
cate. He was then informed that
the name of Nels Peterson had been
forged to the certificate, and pay
ment on the other two Immediately
stopped.
Mr.. Ball stated that the person
who presented the cashed certifi-
cate was an identical double of the
real owner, and not being aware
that Nels Peterson was in the in
sane asylum he supposed that the
proper person had made the de-
mand and secured the money. The
bank had not taken the owners
autograph when the first certificate
was issued and consequently had no
way of being acquainted with the
handwriting of the real and false.
So far the bank has refused to pay
for the second time the amount of
the certificate fraudulently present
ed by the brother, and the latter
having left for parts unknown short
ly after the cashing of the certificate
there was only one recourse for Nels
Peterson, and through Messrs.
Bowers g. Howard he has COM
menced suit to recover the amount.
On the advice of the banks at
torneys, Somerville & Olsen, Mr..
Ball is very reluctant to talk about
the matter, and will make no state
ment as to when the certificate was
presented. The plaintiffs attorneys
will probably ask the court for an
order compelling himto produce the
books of the bank, together with the
cancelled certificate, which will
bring about the desired disclosures.
If Bowers & Howard can show that
the certificate was presented and
paid before Peterson was dis
charged from the asylum the case is
complete. fit was paid after that
time the defense will set up that the
proper person presented the GER
ti6cate and received the money, and
it will then fall upon the plaintiff to
produce evidence to the contrary
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02
The FAKIR'S FAIR.
What Will Happen at the Opera House
Tomorrow Night.

The ST. Veronica's guild of the
Episcopal church is composed of la
dies not generally known as fakirs,
but they are to appear in the role
tomorrow Thursday evening, at
the opera house, and there's not
much in the name ''fakir, either,
except that some base punsUer will
use it as synonymous with fake.
Let none be deceived in these DAYS
of automobiles and wireless teleg-
raphy. The fakir's fair which the
graceful ladies of the guild will give
to a gracious public is a legitimate
enterprise, and one which will repay
all who partake of the pleasures af-
forded. Modelled after the street
fairs of oriental cities, the ladies
will sellall kinds of desirable wares.
Terms, cash; one price to all; the
best goods for the least money.
The fair is intended to be an ar
tistic success as well, and the vary
ing costumes and make-ups of the
peddlers as they wend their way
among the crowd of visitors will
prove Interesting and striking.
Even though you have no pennies,
visit the opera house between the
hours of s and IL, and you will en-
joy yourselves, anyway. "The poor
you have with you always, 2 but the
fakirs only one night. You will
miss one good thing if you miss the
fakir fair.
Admission to the opera house, 10
cents. This includes the admission
to the musical entertainment.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02
RESIGNED AS SECRETARY
Alfred j.. Gerhard Tenders His ReSig-
nation as Secretary of the
County Committee.
Also as a Member of the Committee,
but the Latter Resignation
is Tabled.

A. J. Gerhard of Lamberton, post
master at that place, who is also a
member of the Republican county
committee, has rendered his resig-
nation as secretary of the county
committee, and also as a member of
the county committee.
The first resignation has been ac-
cepted and F. @. futile, the Belview
editor, has been elected to succeed
him. The latter resignation was
laid on the table, apparently at the
request of some one Interested
either Mr.. Gerhard himself, who
wished to continue as a member, or
friends who wished him to continue.
Chairman Dolliff refuses to state
positively.
The fact that Mr.. Gebhard was a
member and secretary of the county
committee in violation of the postal
civil service laws was first consid-
cred on Oct. Goth. At that time
President Roosevelt instructed the
postmaster general to notify all
postal employees, officials, ETC., that
they would be held strictly account
able for any violation of the laws
prohibiting them from taking an Of
fensive part in a campaign and from
soliciting money for the aid of a par
ty or a person. The law provides
as punishment instant dismissal
from the service. as well as fine or
Imprisonment, or both.
Chairman Dolliff noticed the order
while be was reading a st. Paul
daily paper in TIE GAZETTE Office,
where he learned that the article Of
last week had already been prepared
and was ready for printing on the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02
MORGAN1BANK TOUCHED
: CasheS $500 Certificate Of NelS Peterson
Apparently Presented by Lat
: ter'S Brother.
Bank Refuses to Pay Money Second
Time and NeIS Peterson Sues
To Recover.

The State Bank of Morgan, H. M.
Ball cashier, is involved in suit in
which the circumstances set forth
bp the plaintiff, are rather peculiar,
and which shows some of the haz-
zard of doing banking business.
Nels and Jas. Peterson were
former residents of Brown county,
just east of Morgan township, Red
wood county. Morgan was their
place of business. The two men are
brothers and look enough alike to
be twins, according to all who know
them.
In 1902 Nels Peterson, while in
Morgan, deposited s300in Mr.. Ball S
bank, receiving a certificate of de-
post for the same. The following
year, having saved about $500 he
made an additional deposit of that
amount, taking in exchange two
certificates Of deposit of 5000 each.
In July of that year he became sud
denly demented aud was sent to the
St. Peter hospital. lie left his wear
ing apparel and his certificates of
deposit with some other belongings
at Evan, before he was taken to the
hospital. He remained in the latter
place until August of this year, when
he was discharged a perfectly sane
man.
On his return to Evan he COM
menced search for his clothing
and certificates. They were no
where to be found. Neither was the
brother. Nels Peterson then went
to Morgan and inquired of Mr.. Ball
as to whether any of the certificates
had been presented. Mr.. Ball made
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02

inset OF the paper. When the coun-
ty committee conyened here on the
following Monday the chairman in
formed Mr.. Gerhard of the ruling
and of the fact that a local paper
was to publish the article. Mr.. Geb-
hard, not desiring to place his post
Office position in jeopardy, resigned
as secretary of the committee, it be-
ing admitted by all sides that occu-
plying such a position and notifying
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02

candidates of an assessment, was in
strict violation of the postal laws.
When this resignation was accepted
and futile was elected as his sue
cessor as secretary Mr.. Gerhard
rendered his resignation from the
committee. This was tabled after a
consultation in which it was deemed
advisable to ascertain whether sim
ply being a member of the committee
last mace
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02
)EALING CLOTHIERS.

and disprove the endorsement on
the certificate.
Owing to the short term in No
vember the case will not be tried
until the spring term in April.
The grand jury will probably be
asked to indict the brother on the
charge of forgery.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02

JOS. Tyson wants number of horses
and cattle to help consume the blue
grass on Glendale farm before snow
flies. Inquire Of him or at the farm. 7tf
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02

(Last page.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
StrGfIinge BEL Der Nrbsit
ertigung BON
Gonerpen.

Iarsiten. qn ieosm Gnoe ces Dans
ges itebt cine iIeine Honone. fertig gum
6euern. Wer iid cine reIpettloIe Nnis
mort ooer ionit cine differentiation
geitattst, pirb in Giien osi9lohen unb
binnb in ben S6ifisraum gebra6t.
no mar bunile 3easn eingeri4tet bat.
Grit i'm .9afen bon Noumea perlahen
Die GtrGflinge hire 9Gfiee. eri6sinrn
elmer noh Dem anoern on 0ed uno
meroen BON Den fleinen OompfI6olups
pen ber DISQUALIFICATION on 2dnb
gebra4t. Gle beriihren bic etpos
mebr ais ~piertoufeno Ginipobner dab
Isnoe 9auptitabt Houmeo iiberhaupf
nidt. Ionoern tommen no6 Der Sniel
Nou. no Elm srobes 3uhtbous nit
3slen fir bic gum Tobs Werurtbeiltsn.
@erfitdtien, WoeoSinen. 9%aiernen. eli
mem aranterbaus unb ipnitigem GU
bebor erbout 1T. Sn bieiem @ebGuoe
lit plob fir 3lueitauieno Menfdsn.
nno UNI i'm Sol zines IufItanoes aur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
aaTeesUerbote.

3uhtbausftrafe auf &affeetrinfen
flingt beute unglaubli1. llno Dennoh
erIieb Die aurfiirltlids 9sgierung am
23. December 1766 bon Bonn aus auf
gntrag Der 2anbitGnoe bss !0er3ogz
tbums Weitfalen, bas gu a0ln geb0rte,
cine 8erorbnung, Der gemdb Der 6ans
bel nit 8affee, fopie Der 0snuB bic
les @etrdntes allen Yiirgerss, 8duersz
uno Mrbeitsleuten BEL Wermeioung
barter Strafsn perboten iparb. Oess
gleiden puroe bic Mbihaffung allies
8affeegeidirrs itrerg anbefoblen. Nur
Den b0beren Stdnbsn paro Der 9e5us
BON 3affee aus benz Muslanb unb Elm
mdBiser @enuB seitattet. Dieies Wers
bot, tpie audi ein pieper9pltes bon
1857 niibts niht piel. gm 6. October
ITO erlaubte man, um zen Mnfauf
i'm Muslanb gu bintertreiben, ben Ners
fauf i'm Snlanbe, audi ben @enub,
aber es muBten bic Woblbabenben ba=
fir jGbrli9 a Tbaler, jebe anbere
Sausbaltung pisrteljobrlih 1 Sbaler
be3ablen. Mls aber bann bas &affees
trinten iebr fart 5unabm, fam am IL.
Tebruar 1871 elm neuer GrlaB, Der
ni9t nur alien 9anbel nit rotem uno
gebrannfem 2affee uno alIes 4affees
fdenfsn unter fhtperen gelbitrafen
unb 3udtbausitrafen perbot, fonbern
aud u%nterfaste, bab aaffee BON Nusz
lamb in tpenigsr als 80 pfunb be5osen
iuerbe. Disie so pfunb ourften uber
niHt psrtbeilt, niht peridentt. ionbern
nur BON einem gin5igsn gebrcudt
perben. 9ausfrauer, bic ben Oienfts
boten 3affee gaben. tuurben ebenfans
fdtpsr heItroft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Wobnbous b.s Sirsitors.

Mueenblid Der 6%offnuns elmer Belize
rung bingsbsn. 0isis 9offnung mubts
fiA ols iriieeriId eriusIien. oo ole po'
litiifen Deportirtsn iebr gut pubtsn,
friiber ooer ipdter psrbs ibnen elm pos
Iitiider umihpuns i'm Wutterlano
bic 6re;beit pisosreebsn. Die Wmnes
itis erportsnb. oodtsn lie nift baron.
Iid in Hsufolsoonisn fslt an3uiebeln
unb Wur5sI gu fafen. Muber ben i'm
Qono Oeitorbenen lino seine bunoert
politiide SirGilings in Neuidleoo'
MEN e~eblisben, ols Die Yeenaoigung
ibnen Die Rudtebr nod Jronfreid err
m0glidt botte.
Oas 3udtbaus beginni fir bic
Gtrdflinee notiirliA idon in Jrants
reid unb bort pdbrsno Der ueberfabrf
nidt auf. rnten i'm 3piihenbed lIno
itorte aommsrn alsid adii9en 9es
baut. 3piiden ben aommern Elm
f6mofer Song. DO Gag unb Ho9t Die
tepaffnstsn Wd6ter auf' uEo obs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

9anb gu iein. surniiirt bier eine Com,
pagnie S~nfunterie. Der Director bes
@ef6nsnibpsiens unterjudt ounddI'
bic papisre Der neuen Mnt0mmlinse
unb tbeilt lie oonad in unpsrbeHerIis
de. Wittelmdbiss uno Cute Elm. Sine
tpeitere Gini9eiIung gei4isbt na9 ibs
rem nctiirIifen 4nlueen unb profsiiiOs
nelen DISQUALIFICATION.
Den neuen Mnt0mmlingen perben
bic bdrteiten 4rbeiten ousstbeilt: 9a.
nalz unb Wegebouten. Steinbru9.
Gins unb Muslaben Der Gdiffe. sic
biirfen nidt ipreden. srbolten nur
ausnabmstpeiie anbere Nabruna als
WaHer unb Drot unb perben in ben
arbeiispouien eingefpsrrt. Na9 unb
mad erperben ii4 bic StrGflings burd
CUTE Gubrung bas Redt gum Nufiteis
gen in bic 5peite 8loTe, inbeFen ses
tGisbt bies fat INNER erit. tpenn ie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

bic 9dlfre ibrer Sttut3eit obgeotem
boben. Sn Der s%iusiten 9ldHs beiddfz
tigt man bic StrGfIinge in ben Werf'
itdtten uno 6abriten. bic brittle enblid
bari innerbalb Der Sniel irei bcrumsez
ben. GeiGdft. Sanbiuert ODER Mderbau
treiben unb II; nur perpfli6tet. {id ais
pohentlih auf Der Qmtsitube einaus
finbsn unb iomit ibrs Gnpeienbeit gu
betunben. Gs gibt Iolde .2iberes" IN
NeutoIebonien. bic in ibrem 0eihGft
piel 0elo perbienen unb bic gu ben or=
geiebeniten giirgern oebnrten. tpenn he
sben nidt oas Stigma bes .ga9ns"
triieen.
Sine eieene @eri6tsborteit. bas TO-
genonnte Tribunal Woritime Spss
ciol". urtbeilt iiber bic Strdflinge. Die
Ridter linb fdmmtlih Solooten.
ShdtIidsr Mngriff obsr Hsbeuionspers
fuh pirb nit benz Sob beitraft, ouf
Jludt. 5ludtberiud uno Oiebitahl
folgt Gin5elboft bon feds Wonoter
Bis gu finf Sabrsn. 3pangsarbeit
unb boppelte aette. Jriiber ourfts
fein Tobesurtbeil obne Genebmlgung
oes prGfbenten Der Rspublii poll5oesn
iperben. felt einissn Sohren ober bat
Der prGfioeni fein Begnabigungsree1t
on ben goupsrneur bon Heutaisoonien
oboetrstsn. Iotpeit StrGflinee in BEE
troht tommen. Dem 0ouDerneur ftebf
Der pripotrotb CUR Seite, uno psnn
sipei Witglieber bieier a0rperihaft
fir gegnabieuna ftimmen. borf Der
Oouperneur Die T~obesfrafe niht pon'
si.bsn loHen. Die Guiaotine pirb BON
StrGflingsn bebient. unb bic 9inrifl'
tunasn finbsn in Gseenipart Der gee
feheltt Strdflinge. beipadt bon Sol'
hotsn unb Mufiebern. itatt. Wenn Der
Werurtbeilts ouf benz Gsriift eriHetnt,
iOni Der 9efebl: .Gonbamnes. a 0es
nour!" unb fdmmtlide Strdfling.
miiHen nieberfnien.
Die sfrsite Strafe LIT bic ein3et'
baft: oi. 3eue lit 10 Sub lang, 3h
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
8ei Den etrdilimssn In Wenialss
oonien.

Wenn man nit benz Dompfer bon
GpbneD nah NeutoIebonien f6brt unb
snoli9 bic geltabs Der Sniel erblidt.
fiiblt man alsbolo ben 3pieipalt, Der
ben geiuder bier ME perlabt. SIM @s'
gsniab gu peiien Streden bes %ouitros
liidsn 5sltlanos. bic CUR efuieen Diirs
re unb unfru9tbarteit perurtheilt
ideinen. bat Die Patur fir NeutdIes
bonien NIT miittsrlidsr 2iebe eeiorgt.
Die 5ran3oien boben aus Neufole'
bonien elm osobes 3udibous eemobt.
uno i9Ianes bic Snisln bieisn gbaraf'
ter behaltsn. sisten freie Qeute natiir'
lid nod elmer anbern Golonie. Nls
mar nod Der llnterbriidung Der poris
fer Commune sebntauienb poIitiide
GtrGilings in bieies 2anb gebra4t
bate. befen ssfummte peibs gspolte'
runa porber taum fiinf5ebntoul sno
a0pfs betrue, ionnts man iih einen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
bsr5um Sob
0erurtbei1ten.

SUB brett unb isbr niebrig, Die
Motion bss Werurtbeilen Nib Dermins
bert uno beim leiieIten Mnlab ouf tros
dens5 grot rebu5irt. Jeoen Gag tplrc
er cine babe Stunbe lang. oas @eliht
BON elmer aapuSe bebedt. oIein In Den
6of gefiibrt. pa Der Monn ben gons
5en Gag in ieinem engen Cod iiBt,
n7nt orbsitet. left. ihrsibt obcr iid
IcnIt %irssnbmis beiddftist. 10. 1T uons
itGnoioer Yl0biinn ODER Cob no6 ges
lniiicr 3eit iein fidsres Cos.
Die een0bniiden StrGflinge iperosn
nur in Der Hoft poneinanoer aetrennt,
bo ieoer o(lein in ieiner 3ells Ihldft.
Gle arbeiten in elmer gemeinidaftlihen
WerfItott. Sbr aleibune beitebt aus
Nofe uno aittsl, teioe aus altsn Sds
cen beraeftent. Die %iosenonnts Oops
p~elfette III nidt 10 fdlimm pie ibr
Same, unb Der Gtrdfling idleift fsine
Gifenfueel binter benz SUB Der. Die
aette bdngt an sinem UNI Die 8nof)sl
oes linfen Jubes befeitigten %eiiernen
gonb unb pisgt 6 plumb. 8eim 0es
ben bebf Der Strdflino fis ouf unb Bee
feftiat lie am anis. Na6 penigen Sas
osn I6on 1T er on ihr 0etpi6t ge>
pD6nt, ooB sr boa Worhunbsniein Der
aette fdum nod fpiirt.
Die 3obl Der Jludtpsriude 1T isbr
oroB, ober fat INNER peroen bic
Tliidtlines friiher ooer fpdtsr pieoer
ei~noefanoen. es fei bsnn, bab lie bel
benz Werfuh. Die 1900 Seemeilen ent'
fernte ouIirolifhe 9iiits gu erreid)en,
umeetommen feien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
panoaEia Sine.

Mbaang unfuntt
g8orOs 6air grp, tal s J.. IL 250m Gahern Grpreb, tdsid s.. 8 20@n
st Souls Kim tagid s db 7 00Bm Nw BORT @rprb tdgiG d 6 60Vm
CT 3suts grpreb. 80. 7 258m Sdneaer srpreb tdanG -. 7 55Vn
81 9ouis gSpreb tgI d s b IL 15gm 5erre 9aute Citing Mt tdI 10 25gm
Wefern grprsb tdgH6 Is. 3 30Rm 8epfone Grpreb tdglid d s b 2 50Hm
3 $ & GfFusbam Mc tdsH@ 4 O09tm atlantic erprsb mshd -. 4 45gm
5aF Neai, tagid -. s S59m SbsN . 4imheb tdsia sd b 6 30Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

No.. Hun baben sic idon ben brit
ten 2iebbaber. ieit Sic Bel mir iinb!
3uerlt batten sic elm WerbGltnib nit
einem DroidfenfutideS, cann nit
einem 1rambabnfhaffner. uno jebt
BADEN sic einen Chauffeur! SIN Sbrem
bitter f0nnten .Sie enblid ssf6siter
fperben!!"-rO mel, snd' Jrau--id
bin bait AUDI Elm Opfer bss Gcrt<
fhritts!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
@usnbahns yabrpgats.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. fouls IA
EL3 FOUR.
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uuneie d 5tsSapne cSp p 7 ooym Sort gapne g. et eIpr.5 p 10 segm
" e . YIN tdgia 3d.. 8 00@m Soubneaern 9b tl q s.. IL sogm
Munete% 0f sSaDne ~ Con s 00Vm ct Souis 9to bI s..... 3 10Rm
q . & 3 Gin, taaI d s.. 2 559m 3 5 Union Gs&a nSenon srp 8 15pn,
eniderboder ep tdaad d &s 8 a5..m
ct Seuts Dtbifion.
1.-THE V0Or1cae Eafr E1outo-
81 Bouts Wall. ........ 7 20gm Rem BORT ggpreb tasia s.. 4 20gE
soutbmeann Gin tI d & 8 IL 458m ct. 9oa;s grpreb tdsI S.. 7 4oNm
Sf Houts Elm tdgt4 P DIS. 3 25Nm Watn & Z Saute Dee -. 10 35Gm
Sere $aute & Matn Mee:. 5 00am q &c Bottom am taeI pds 2 5oRm
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st aous & Gin ga&tegp tss 4 SO8m chic & st g @gprsb tg d G Pill 4O8u
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Cincinnati aecOm 4 oONm shie & Cor sadiSprs5 ta IL 5oan
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stieaeo Saf espreb tl d IL 5ogm sanfatee aeeOm. .........10 s0gm
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ea0aDete Mccon ........ 5 15@m Ga 0obete Mccom 49,. s OOUm
Chicago Nadtgpreb tdsI 5 IL 1Ogm ene & Bafb s 6, d & p. 8 1oRn
mi4isan O~ibifion.
Benton Sarbor GEpreb. 49,. 7 OOgm elbart gcom mur gOnutuas Q 25Dm
aRi&i8an MaiI erpreb Pill soam elbart grpreb. 49,. 10 sOgm
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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
He Goes Before You.

IIe g1cs before v1u. - my hearty
J. ear not TO follow where lIr ir8ds.
lie knows the strength each task de-
rnauts.
He knows the grace each trial needs.
He's inst "a lutte farther ON
Along the dark and lonely way
His bleeding footprints Nnu may trace.
lie goes before you all the day.
lie goes before YOU. - my hc1rt1
Through deepest dspth, u'ur highest
h.ight.
HE kuows where turks the nubushad foe.
And what tire battles you must light,
10 srss the pitfalls NUu VITA meet
IHC place whcra yuU will faint or fall:
THE wrdriuess. the palm. The tears
Iie goes before. lie knows it adj
He goes before YOU. . my heart
He H1ss not ask that yuu shall hear
\ single uanE tie hIE not borne
\ single Ericf He does NOT share.
ite bee l-uus on through toll nrl woe
Through storm ur calm or tempest
blast,
And you shall see Him as he said
For Tie shall bead yuu home ar last
lie 2Vas before You. . my haart-
StlH follow ON through gain or loss
Ana for the JOY that's set Haflrp.
iteSI1i-e Tire shame. endure TIE cross
THE path yaur falrriu steps must taxi.
ts o1e His Haii-uirrcod feet have trod.
Through garden, mount and riglu tomb
Tie goes before you ar to Grd
Annie J. Flint.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
A Very Old Dinner.

An antiquary in the city OF Brus-
sells named Goebel gave perhaps the
oldest dinner which has ever been
eaten. A description was given by
one Of the guests. Mr.. Amaziah Dukes.
He saws: AT the dinner ! ate apples
that ripened more than eighteen hun
dred years ago; bread made from
wheat grown before the children of
Israel passed through the Red sea,
spread with butter which was made
when Elizabeth was Queen of Eng
land. and | washed down the repast
with wine which was Old when Column
bus was playing barefoot with the
boys in Genoa.
The apples were from an earthen
Jar taken from the ruins of Pompeii.
The wheat was taken from a chamber
in one of the Pyramids, the butter
from a stone shelf in an old well in
scotland. where tor several centuries
il had lain in an earthen crock in icy
water. and the wine was recovered
from an old vault in the city Of
Curinth. There were six guests at the
table and each had a mouthful of
bread and tcaspoonful of wine, but
was permitted to help himself bounti-
fully 70 the butter, there beinE several
pounds of il, The apple jar held about
two-thirds of a gallon. The fruit was
sweet aud as finely Favored as if il
had bcea picked but yesterday
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
THE JUDGE WHO CARED.
Ne~ H5rk Jsztiee Nhase Career Aas
Been One of -+onor.

Ne~ YORK dB5tlee Nhuse Career fas
Been One of Htonor.
~ ihe retnemeut 81 Justice Ma
vh1 yastcrasy presided fer the Iar
trme o. thr chHlran S cuurt the cuts
.-izes useful ImbIc servant Fu lE
Testimony Co. this lass was rends
u court hy The repre- sentafives uf
charitable socisfies. But the hFst
IS Jrd was sI-skeu by Never Cohau a
probation tay" when h. said = t-
tle EanrsaIy
q vas one of the FIRST boys to eame
uuaor y8u Noate heen the best
Irisnd ] ever bad. Hou seemed 30
care vhethor J. was square or not,
a. { wish thai you WASH q going away
from here
Perhaps Justice Mayer was a trine
boarse also-the weather has been sa
treacheruus- he replied thai be
should always take an interest in his
Young friend and that there are lats
oil Won here in New York who don Z
have half a chance
II is because half chance" il
more than some poor boys get AMI
because if they were pat with hard
cuei criminals for slight uffenses they
might hereafter have no chance at
all that the childrens court was
opened NAV il always have man
on the bench who cares '-NeS
York World.