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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27
A Love Letter

Would not interest you if your
ook ing for a guaranteed Salve for
loreS, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd. of
Ponder, Mo-, writes Il suffered with
an ugly sore for year, but box of
Buck lens Arnica Salve cured me. 1t 5
the best Salve on earth. " 25c at Paules
q Cos Drug Store.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27
Public Fountain i'm Use.

The public fountain has again been
set up and placed in operation and in
a short time will be painted. 1t stands
Mill street at the canal and just in
side of the curb on the west side of
the street.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27
Three New Rural Routes.

Three new rural delivery routes are
soon to start out from the Bloomsbury
post olico to take in Pleasant and
Montour townships aud the part of
Center and Scott townships now taken
in by Light Street ana Berwick
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27
ORDER issued
To ELECT CAPTAIN

Colonel Charles NJ. Clement has an
nounced the issuing of the following
honorable discharges of privates of
Company f, Twelfth Regiment, the
Danville company: Robert J. Lewis,
John r. Snyder, Oscar q. Thornton,
George Carter, Arthur Williams, Roy
Seeley, Jacob K. Snyder and James
B. Smith.
An election for captain of Co. +
will be held at Danville on November
5 to fill the vacancy caused by the ex-
piration of Captain Gearhart's com
mission, according to the following
order:
Headquarters Twelfth Regiment In
fantry, Third Brigade, National
Guard of Penn a.,
Sunbury, Pa, October 24th, 1904.
| Special Order No. 9.
Pursuant to instructions from Com
manding Officer Third Brigade, Ma
tional Guard of Pennsylvania, Major
Charles p Gearhart will hold an elec.
tion for Captain of Company +, 18th
Regiment Infantry, N. G. P, Novem-
Der 5th, 1904, at p. m. lat the Armory
of Company f, vice J. Beaver Gear
hart whose commission will have ex.
pired He will at the same time fill
all vacancies that may be occasioned
thereby.
By order of
1T. COLONEL BARBER.
NJ. H. TAGGART, Adjutant.
! Captain Gearhart has issued the fol.
lowing company order:
Danville, Pa, Oct. 25th, 1904
| Company Order No. 8.
In pursuance of special order No.
G. S. Major Charles p. Gearhart will
hold an election at the Armory at p
M. November 9TH, 1904, for Captain
Of above company, as commission Of
Captain J. Beaver Gearhart will have
then expired Members of above com
| pduy are hcloDf OIuSlCN " Do PiOoCh
| at Armory on above date and time il
full uniform for such purpose.
By order of
| J. BEAVER GEARHART,
Capt. Commanding
The record of Captain Gearhart
| whose commission soon expires is ar
excellent one as follows:
He enlisted as a private in Co. f
Twelfth Regiment Iufanry, on Apri
End, 1895 and was appointed Battalion
Sergeant Major on July 25th, 1897
| He became Second Lieutenant and Bat
| talon Adjutant ou April 26th, 1898
| He was re commissioned First Lieu
tenant and Battalion Adjutaut Apri
2Sth, 1899, and was elected First Lieu
tenant of Co. + on July 3lst, 1899 auC
Captain on November 4th. 1899.
The following is Captain Gearhart'
Spanish American War record: En-
rolled as Second Lieutenant and Bat
talon Adjutant, Tw elfth Regiment P
V. |. April 27th. 1898. Mustered int
service May 18th, 1898. Acting Com
missary of Subsistence, 18th Regi
ment, p V. l.. June 5th. 1898 (pe
paragraph 3 general order 10, l2tl
Regiment. P. V. l.. Camp Alger, Va.
same date) Acting Quarter Maste
and Ordnance Officer 18th Regiment
P. V. l., August 22nd, 1898, do. Aug
ust 28th, 1898 iper paragraph genera
order 43, 18th Regiment, z, V. |.
Camp Alger, Va, August 22nd, 1898
Mustered out with Regiment Octobe
goth, 1898.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Annie Bachman and Mr.. Will
iam Kirkner, OF Exchange, were unit
cd in marriage October goth. by the
Rev j W. Bell at the parsonage Of
the Reformed church. Strawberry
Ridge.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27
To Oure a Gold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund money
if it fails t. cure. E. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box pc,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27

Charles Haag is confined TO his room
&C she Montour House with an attack
Of Rheumatism.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27
LOCAL TIME TABLES

DANVILLE AND BLOOMSBURY
STREET RAILWAY.
Cars leave Bloom Street Crossing for
Bloomsbury as follows
A. M.-6:2O; 700; 7:40 $50; 900; $40;
1920; 11:00; l1:40
p. M. 1920; 100; 1:40; 2'20 800; 3:40;
4:20 500; $40; $50; 100; TAO;
$50; 900; $40.
Saturday and Sunday cars will run
every 20 minutes from 1920 A. NJ.
Last car Saturday and Sunday will
leave Danville and Bloomsbury at II ;OO
T. Nj
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-10-27

Stop burning dca1 leaves 1t is a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Srei Irbeiter in einem cinitirsenbcn
@raben nmaefommcn.

ct. 2ouiS, 2S. Rop. - 9(d)t
Gogelobner mlirocn bellte bei'm Sc.
gen bon @oiierrobren ourd ooS Gin.
l%tiir5en zines @robenS i'm meitlihen
Stabttbeile perihiittet. 9rei berieI-
ben Iino ais 2eid)en oitsgegraben
iporben. Mon bemiibt iidl, Die llebri.
gen 81 retten, ood) Itebt 5l befiirf.
ten, ooB lie idmntIid oerloren iino.
Die Opfer, idmmtIib Stoliener, itolr-
Den IN Gienitcu oes Contractors
Sobn 9. WoclRobon. Gos pl0B-
lidc 9eriten elmer @oIierr0bre uerlIr-
iotte Den ginlturj oeS 5ebn Sub tic
len @rabenS.
(Spdter,) 49, Is iteLt iit beraus.
ooB Niemono Oeridiittet mur6e,
ollBer ben brei MGnnern, oeren Sci.
den mon oufiuno. aae llebrigen
retteten iid.
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Die @eber. 5~ragooie.

Iuburn. Gal, %. Rop. - las
i'm lebten Wat aus Der nYlacer.
County ganf" geraubte @elo i'm BE.
trage bon $1,000 lit III einem Sub.
itoQe binter Der @eber'ihen @ob'
nung gefunoen moroen. Is mar in
elmer glehbiidie p%ergrnben. Der
iunge aoolpb @eber, nelter iid)
inter Der anfloee in Sait beiinbet.
feline eltern, ieinen grnoer unb ieinc
Sdneiter ermoroet 81 bnben, miro
ieBt or6 oils 8eriiber oes 8anfraubs
anaeiduloiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Spfcr zines QIitlin9S.
@ottin un0 Otutter oltf Dem Seim.
mcQe bon ibrem Sageluerte CT.
moroet. Nufieben crregenOc
9ltttbut in Scranton.


0lltttbut in Scranton.
Scronton, ga, %. Nou. 49,
3pei auuben, mclhe iiber cine leere
8oultellr an Nlbrigbt-Ipenlle gin
gen, fonoen geItern Rodmittng Die
Qeife BON Irou Morie @orner BON
Nr. 1926, Meoo.S troBe, IN cinem
Sotfen permitterten @rales. Der
ShGoel NOR mic nit einem i6rperen,
Ihlmpfcn Clement ein9eihlagen. mo
an Der 2eihe moren Spuren zines
crinlinellen IngriffS mobr5unebmen.
6rou @orner mor 40 Sabre alt,
Die 6rou OeS Sn9el0bnerS Soto6
8orner mo Mlltter zines &inoeS.
Sic arbeitete mG6reno oeS Cages
lut0 einen Sbeil oeS Nben0S oils
Sheuerfrolt. Im Somito9 Nbenb 9
llbr perlieb iie ooS @erid)tSbaltS mo
beitieg einen Erouioence 9 Waggon.
2ln Der Ode BON Yropioence.Hooo
mo Ilbrigbt.Ipenue Itieg iie ans,
Inn nod ibrer orei 9IodS entfernten
8obnung 5t geben. Dies mar ooS
lebte WPol, Dob man lie lebeno &c.
ieben. Cine 9lutlo6e uno 5ipei 2aib
8roo, Die lie |gctrogen botte, be5eid).
neten an Der gde bon Ilbri9bt.qoc.
mo 6oitcr.S troBe, MIR einen Stein.
muri BON ibrer Wobnung entiernt.
Die STEELE, no ibr Der tootliheS hlog
periebt moroen Iein mnB. Nn iener
Ode lit cine eleftriihe 2ompe.
Die SdGoelmmoe lit od)t Boil
lang uno eritredt .iih BON Der Stirn
bis 5iir 9oiiS oeS @ebirnS. Ser
Sd1oel mar ioftiih ent5pei &c.
ipoIten, rno Coroner Soltrp io0t
Der Zoo miiIie foIt nllgenblidlih cin.
getreten iein.
Ger Sol lit foit ioentiid nit Der
@%rmorbung bon Worie Guinn al
aopier.Npenuc I'M CONNER 1902.
Sn beiOen 5oGen lit oas Spfer er.
idlagen uno Damn ouf ein 3eIo &c.
IdIeppt moroen. Der Quinn-Moro
lit ME ouigetlGrt luoroen, ia, man
bat aud nid)t Die geringItc Spllr pon
Dem 8eriiber oeS teufliifen @crbre.
hens g%efrnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
M6Itctc ihr Stub 6ci lcbcnoigem9eib'
GnticbIi6cS @crbrehcu elmer 0eltt=
idcu 0icuItmaNo IN Notcrion,

GnticBIi6cS 8erbredcn elmer Oeltt-
ihcu 0icuitmoQo IN &oterionL
rs.
Neps 9orf %. Gop. - Goh
Den Wtittbeillmacn Der Holi3ei bat
Soo Gnqelborot, elm in EoterioL g.
s., perboitetc9 iumQe@ ocutlhe$
WGo6em %geltnuOcn, 0oB e0 ibr ciae.
neS 9obu in efnGn 0ci3opporut i'm
aeQcr bineinqebolteu bat, bis oa5'
iclbe t0otlihc 9rouomlmoen crIittcn.
GaS NdOd)cn mar bel WoleS z.
ga 6orgc III Eotcrion ougeiteIlt. 8e'
Itern fano Sr. So 6orge ooS ainO
in einem NideuioB. IS luor nod
onl 2eben, ober Sbctlc 0e& &0rper8
moren on0ebronnt, mo ooS Nin0
Itarb inn SoipitoI,
Cine llntcriudnng hot 5llr Ser
boftng bon &bo GnQclborot &C
fiibrt; oicic qeiton0, Tie iei ole Wfilttcr
oeS @inoeS; iic babe ooliclbc in Den
Seller g~etrngeu um0 ca Scr Sibe 0c9
OfenS ouSaeieBt, Sic iiird)tctc ie.
bod, ooS Sdrcien oeS ainocS m0tte
Die 2elrte i'm @ouic olormireu mo
Der @erllf oeS brcnucnocn GIeiidcS,
Der Den Seller eriiiute, peripiirt mer.
Sen; oo lie boS &inn fir tont belt,
luorf tic es in ooS NidenioB. Sic
Wl1ttcr oes ain6cS beIinoct lid ictt
in cinem &oipitoI, ipobin lie uon Der
Eoli5et 9ebrnd)t Wllroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Wann eritift, Segleiterin uerIdmnn.
0pu

9 It o n. Woii,, %. Ioo. - aS
leste No6t Der Gortier i'm SoteI
aetterer einem &ed in Der @aslei.
tung nadipiirte, oriidte er Die 5biirc
zines Sdlaf5immers ein itno iono in
Dem 3immer Die 2eide zines unbe.
fonnten WonneS, Der oiienbor an
@os eritidt NOR. Gin 8oAbabn I'M
3immer por often. Der Mnnn u1O
cine gegleiterin batten iid) ON Nbcn0
oils D6ranf 2apigle mo 5rau" reBi
ltrirt. Die Sroll par o6er peridluul,
Den nno man fono Nid)ts, mOnlit
man ben Mann bate ioentifi5ircn
fonnen. Gieier mar gut gcrIcioet
uno etipa 40 Sabre aft.
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srief6cfHrbernna nod Scm gnslnnh.

grtefbcfnr0erhh9 huul pVN IllslattD.
Die gltslono . EoIt fir Die NIT
bem 3. GeSember enocnoe @o6e
i6lieBt bier i'm Sollpt Eoitomte I'm
alien 6duen piiuftIid) mic iolot.
Godet Foit lit often bon 9 llbr
Gormittogs bis . llbr Nodmittoga
t1alidl ouSqcnommcn SomtaQ5.
Godet . Goit fir Ncutidlun6
idIicbt an %. Nopcmbcr unO 3. De-
sender, @ormittn9S II llbr.
Grams Itlantiih dc Foit.
QicuItoo - 10 llbr NbCn0>, iiir
europa, per Compiler o9Mtic," piu
GueeuStomu uno2iperpool (Fpit iiir
6ronfrcid,, Siio europa, Ggupten
umN 9ritii6 3noien mtB per Cant
pier Baltic" oNreiiirt iciN),
Mittuod) - 10 llRr N6eno3, fir
6ruufreid. Siio ? europa, GQOptcn
un6 9ritiid Snoien, per GompIcr
ga Sauoie," pio &oOrc (@oit fir
on6crc G6eile Guropa'& mtb per
0ampfer n2oSouoic" aOreiitrt iein).
Treitag - 7 ll9r Ibcnb&, fir Gu
ropo, per 0ompfer vYbjIaocIpbio,"
pia Ylpmoutb mo Gbcrbourg (Foit
fir 9iperpooI, ShottIono m6 Sr-
Ion6 mlB per Gumpfcr D&bilaoct-
pbio" ooreiiirt iein) 10 llbr AbcnNS,
fir europa, per 9ompicr oGompo-
niu," oin QuccnStolun unO &iocr-
pool.
80 It { ii + 9 ii s. uuO Central
Nmerifa, W c It etc.
0ienitog>- + llbr Nben0S, fir
Siontoico. per 9ampfcr, Oio Bottom;
6 llbr Ibcnbs, fiir9raiiIier, pcr0om.
pier .SpracuIe" pia Ecrnombuco,
SontoS unb Mio @ronoc on GIL
(9oIt fir Roro : 8roiiIicn muB per
0ompfer vSpracuie" oOreiiirt iein).
10 llbr abenbS, fir Sniti un6 60
lombio, per 0ompfer DNIcne;" fir
9or6aoos, Sriniboo mub Guiana,
per 0ompfcr nErocioa."
Wfitttpod - 10 llbr gbenoS, fir
Somoico, per 9ompfer bon Sbilaoel'
pbio; fir Cuba, 0ucoton Uno Cant
pedle. Der Gambler oSobQnQ.
0onncritng - 10 llbr AbenoS, fir
Guantanamo mo Sontiago, per
Compiler oWon5onilIo" (YoIt mlB
per 0ompfer oMou5aniIIo" ooreiiirt
iein).
Sreitog - 10 ltbr abenbs, fir
Bermuda, per Compiler D&riniOob;"
fir Curacao rno S%ene5uelo. per
9ompfer nMorocoibo;;" fir Porto
Hico, per 9ompfer .Bonce," piaSon
Suon; fir 8ortune SSlono, Somaico
unO Colombia" per Gampfer ogI.
Iegbunp."
Eoit fir NcufunolanO, uia NorO'
Spbncp, unO fir Wiquelon, pia 30
Iton, idlicBt bier tdgIi6 1 llbr Sod
mittoGS; fir Cuba, pio Sampa, tG9-
lid I llbr 0odmittogs; fir goIto
Rico, Sonburas uno Guatemala, bin
Seem . Orleans, tGglid s llbr9tbenoS
Grams y octfic . . It.
Somito9 I ltbr Abenos, fir
bic Sill . Snieln, auitrnIien unogaeu-
@oleoonien, pia 8oncouper.
Eoit fir Sopan, aoreo, China uno
ipe5icl abreiiirte 3oit fir Die Bbi-
lippinen . Snieln, bias Seattle, idlieBt
bier tGgli6 bis sum 4. 0e5ember Z
llbr NbcnoS.
Q. Oaoie8 @arfieI0,
Eoltmeiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Snrp i'm Sale gan Yatterion's ent-
laiicn.

Nems 0orf, %. Hop. - Die
Slirp I'M Yro5ciic gegen Non Batter,
Jon pegen ongeblider %@rmoroung
oeS ngutmad)era" Gdior 9oung
lullroe beltte onIdBlif Der grfran-
flung oeS @eidnuorenen Gomaro
9reBler entlniien. 8iitriftSonmol.
Serome bat 0en anluolt Der anea.
flogten benohrihtigt, Dab er Ole
G%in6erufung elmer tieiien Surp bel
Der @r6ifnung oeo nGditen @eridts-
Terminus am nGditen Wontoge bean.
trogen miro. Der @eifporene GreB.
fer nllroc in Der lesten ISOLDE bon
einem Sdlagonioae betroffen, uno
es blte6 Iifts iibrig, oils @ntloiiuna
Der SllrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
sdlimmcr StTaRenbabn-llnf il
ct. Souis.

ct. @ouis, Wo., %. Ropember.
49, Iurd oos @ntgleiien uno I'm.
itiir}en zines eleftriid)en Woegon5
Der geGefontaine. g II. .2inie tpuroe
6. :. @arner, elm 9uhfiibrer, ge.
t6otet unO ID onoere B%erionen erlit.
ten @crletungen. Gie 8erlebten lper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

Sen iGmmtIjd, gencierr. Motormolln
Gbas. s. Smith uno Gonouftcur g.
q. Morgunoer, pelfe obne allen
ShaOen ooponfomen, mur0en per-
baitet. Smith io9tc ser Folijet, OaS
@eriagCn Der Quftbremie babe odS
lluQliid ucruriaht.
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3n be1fanfen pSer at perpadten.
su psriaufsn Obsr an perpadteu:

81 DtfinhTtH pbtf dl Uerpnn1ttH:.
9os ipertbboue 9runoitiid an Der Gde bon
Sfts81Itimores Strabe mo RoitsStfices glnemue;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser bintere IbeiI bes 8rinos
[tiids piro fir elm @ef1dftseebiube bes pDeuts
fben Correspondent benIbt tueroeH. Nibere
e%Isfunft bel g., Natne, Rr. Ali, "a. BanI.str
(30t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
SANTOS nab SisHlnnbtpns.
9aHtcu nub StgtlanbtpmR.
Mber,S ,.Gbrliptih.0ane.a

Ode GAIT. unS Sait.aoenue, Canton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = 81 81.
~Suuptauartier hes gefGnebereits ,GbeI.
iDeiB,"' n9amen'gereiHS 6es @6eIipeib,"
Observation-Disclosures gtr. 445, 8. 8, S.
r9rientaI.9 tftriitS @r. 1853, 3. u..8.| NIB
canton Sp1rs u. 8ergniigunaSsBeretHs~
(Sept21,1 I'D
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Rnb. @sra.r,s Mtitnurnnt.

1909, BaHfsStrobe,
ilnbe BET 6ftli9en YoIi3eiifation. @ur.
nter auni& bon IL bis 2 ibt ytammttfnas.
@iebHer's untibertceffIt0es Bier an
8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
gu uerfanfem ober su permict6cn.
8n pertaufen pbtr iu prrmiethen:

3n Oeriaufen Dber so uernietBeH:
9r, $40, Siios@roaotpab ---.eiH >uertbnoneS
@rulbeige1tbun, ous ais Suoet ltto 8pbrllta
benubt uuroe. Bette cage AM @rnaotp1O. 3i
%ertra9en bel Sanles q. Sbrift, Sr. ID, ci.sa'
ratugusS trabe. (332-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

1884 OF SapetteItr.--@Glifornia. Il. Cb!p.
Betre. BerfnrmIuneSiufuI r@erndnta'
Goae ST.; sauaem. elrb. SIR. .tint. .Beretn
bon Slt9aItinlore"; rUpiiIon GoncI. 8, >.
Q. o.; nWetauarb. sunton 73". Sale su
nermtettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

1424 SfsBnItimoresGtru - 8tmmer an
SerreH 3n nermtetben. = Settite Getrdnfe
nnb @eine. r8apsB iefps Broneret "sSter.
BerfnmmIunesIoiaI ySits9ombaroftr. SnIs
mertp. 9nu' unb Getboerein@. gbei .s9eI.
Wlt. Berfon 4942-@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

Gin ocuti6eS Wdb6cr Iu6t Stcae fir uas
9emeine Suisarheit. Nat8ufragen IN Nr,
iI4l ,0aubert. Strnhe. (334)
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Steleaciud:
Sin oeuti1er Uiann (4aufmannl iudt Be
fbnftigung; lit i'm 9rocerDsSef6dft erfnbren.
gta95ufra9en in 9r. t415, @nior'straRe.
(334-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

lombard. un6 s.. Strabe, Siebianbiopx.
Die ~feiniten @etrdnfte dler art. = Boil
itdIotg ten etneeridtet. Gin 8etin nler
rleirer 5reunoe uno oeS RubIifumb tn
Nugemetnen ftets ptufomuien.
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Steaenseiude
SteneaeIum,

Wnnn uno Srau iu6en GteQe; Die 5ruu ais
@U6in. Oct WIann fiji 9ausa ODER ionitige Nrs
belt. glG65ufrugeH in Mr.. 1876, Saubertsstr.,
SucuitsHDint. (334)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
3erlangt:
gerlaugt i'm @asemeinen.

9eutf1eS Mrbeits. q a6lpettuHss.g Rreau,
Pr. 2t9, SiiosSbarpsS STRIDE, uHter Der 9lufi6t
per y9eutf6eu @efeuf6aft-. - 8ieienieen, Die
beutihe 9anotperfer. Wrbeiter trno 9ienitboten
lu bef61ftigeu tpiinfben, tpoIeH Ih perf5nItt
poer in tranitrten 8rtefen an ben glsenten Der
Befeuf6aft, Spbann .. MeHer, Rr. 219, GRD.
E~b1rS-Strahe, tpenoen, iueI6er unentaeItItm
e~u5flnft ert6etIen tptro. Gan291N
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8er(nngt:


Sin oeuti6eS Wlio6eu, oas foden fann lnb
iuiuenS 1T, bei'm gSaifen lno 6iigeIl b~eblIilidb
5I fein, finoet cine CUTE SieQuua; QObn $3.50
bro Nodbe. Santilie %beitebeno avg Wlann. Bran
nno 8nei I66tern. Ofierten inter G6ifire
"S. y" an oeu u5eutiheu GUrrefpunoeut".
(332-4)
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&in Wld0hen iir ole Guaemeine SduSurbeii
in eiHer fleiHeH 5a1niIte. 4dt5ufrugeu mil
9eferen5eu IN Gr. 1891, gSeit'SalttmuTe res trake,
i333-6)
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Gin MIdobeu ODER 5ral fir sic SauSarbeit.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-06
indians Welcome White Traders In the Daytime but Won't Let
Them Stay Night-Afraid Of Losing Their Women
Children Colombian AryHow Soldiers Are Drafted
BY Frederic j. Hasl<in.

ton Of the Bible stories is somewhat
clouded. Their manner of showing
reverence Is often most amusing. On
one occasion a notice of service was
posted in which the Savior was re-
ferred to as Colonel Jesus Christ"
An inquiry developed the fact that the
author Of the notice considered col
oner' a very honorable title, and
thought that Jesus, being a great per-
sonage, was worthy of being addressed
by the most distinguished name his adj
mirer could think Of. It was some
time before 1t could be made plain to
the well-meaning native that the title
was not reverent enough. Another
notice concerning the approaching
feast of Saint Ave, who was the
mother of Mary, referred to the saint,
as the "grandmamma Of God"
Turnout all the West India islands
and South America, there are many
traders who have married the native
women and pretended to embrace
their religion. Many Of this class are
renegades. They smuggle and mix Sc
oretly in all sorts of rascality. Many
Of these fellows f1aunt their profess
sional religion like a merchant dis
plays his goods. Over one door I saw
this sign, put your trust in God, and
buy your pants from Moses Maduro."
The word maduro in Spanish means
ripe, and Moses Is certainly well sea-
soned hypocrite.
In another place there was a cigar
store with religious notices painted all
over its front. Fear God-Do
Right-Buy Here" was followed by
ANY man who says we don't sell
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cheap, is not a true servant Of tn
Lord"
Children In the Army.

Colombia probably has more chill
dren in It's army than any other South
American republic. It is a land Of
never ending strife. II there were as
many battles as there are manifestos,
there would soon be no soldiers left to
news of the secession Of Panama
reached Bogofa, the capital fairly
roared with wrath. For several weeks
one manifesto after another was
posted with such rapidity that it
seemed the very existence of the
United States was menaced. They
had US whipped a thousand times.
They tore us all to pieces and then
jumped on our bleeding remains.
They are the sort of fighters who win
many battles in the cafes; they
conquer many worlds during
their noon siestas. When they talk
they get SO excited 1t seems they
they make!
A Yankee sailor was watching a
crowd of natives having an argument.
One black-whiskered individual got up
to have his say,and as he arose the
sailor said: "Now watch that old war
the contest. I'll bet of you We're to tie
his hands behind him he couldn't say
a word. He would be tongue tied and
downand out"
The reason so many children find
their way into the ranks OF the Co
lombian army is because they are at
tracted by the glamour of it, and dc
. not know enough to stay out. A
grown man, If he has any sense, viii
know that it is the last place In the
world for him. The manner Of draft
ing troops is about in keeping with
the way things are run in general
The rivers are the roads Of the coun'
try. A boat load of recruiting Off