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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-16

purbe f4tieBti4 Our4 eiuen gsr9tsi4
beennet.
8efrafte 8prItebe ii
8 III be. SIN 3oolOgii4en @arten gu
5annober nerOen bic ~9efangenen Rers
rsutoIeu Sunoe Dorlaufis auf6etpd9rt.
Die Sdiiler Spbaun Meeie uno 6Grs
Slipper pputen etneH bort ~9efangen se@
6altensn Spit befreien. sic peridoffs
ten ii6 ben ShIiiTel uub betamen aud
eiuen 6uno in bic 6dnbe, aber eineu
pinfher, ben ie trpBbem %mitnabmen.
SpGter ppqtsn iie audi nod ben SptB
bsfreien. sic erbraten bas S6IoB
unp 'ud)ten nit benz Spib gu fIie9en,
purDeH ober srpii9t. 0as 2auo9es
riht perurtbeilte bic beiben &naben gu
ie eirem Wouat @efdngniB. Die bon
ben 0dtern Der &naben eiu9elegte Rez
piiiOn pUrOe BON Rsidsaeriht pertpOrs
fen.
@erGaftete &tr6enr.G II ,
7. Sn NaIbfaRsn, O~berpIaI5,
purbe cine aus brsi Mitglieoern be-
itebenbe Rduberbonbe berbaftet. Dds
3rio bate beriu6t bic @aafo6rtss
tirtbs in SappI gu berdu6en, jeood obne
ReTultat. Plus Qerger bieriiber 3ins
bette elmer bon ben 9reien 10 9duier
an, ppour9 5ablreidbe 6amilien in
WdtbiaIen pboa6lps puroeU. Ginige
Sage barauf begd6en iid Die 8er6reaer
pieoer, nit pideln beipdffnet, our
0aufabrtstirGe uno bra9en Den
SpferItod aepaltiam aus Der Sir6ens
mouer, Inn i'm ieines SnbuItes gu be-
rauben. IS geIang nur nit groBer
Miibe, fe feit5uueDmen.
Su9snbGids 8erbre6er.
Sn Sulba. SsFeu=gafau, lpitbeten
innerbntb zines tur3en 3eitruumes in
berielben Strube 3pei 8rdnoe, bic oas
QntpeIen bes Observation-Disclosures
Ginot unb eintge bisiem Nnipeien be-
na6burte @sbauoe einGi6erteu. Der
ungerotbene So6n &tnbts puros balo
aIs Der 8ranoItifter feit9eitelt; er err
bGnsts ii9 i'm 9efGngutB, Der S6u9s
mahergeIeQe Sr09li1, Der Inn Die 2eiz
ter gum Giniteigen berbeteetrugen uHo
audi bic Strei9bOI5er our 8ranolegune
eersi6t bate, puroe ipegen 9eibilfe
pom S6purgsri6t 3u adt Mondten
@sfdn9niB p%srurtbeilt.
@ertaufte cine 3 T a II.
Dor GINGER 3eit beirutbete Elm bibf9es
8ausrnmGoGen aus ImpeS5O, 3irol,
oas in StaIien in 9ieniten itano, einen
Si5iIianer. S9on mad bret Sa9en
absr ipuroe bic 5rau bon ibrem She
gutten nm i9iperes Gelb an ben Be
iiber zines Sarems in Nleranorien.
@9bptsu, psrtauft. @s geIung ibr,
tire 9~ngsb1rigen in Qmpt35O gu be-
no4rihtigen, Die S4ritte gu i9rer Bee
frsiung einIeiteten.
Stttten tbren So1n ges
angen. Sn benz Observation-Disclosures
9prfe SPORT belt Elm G%lternpaar Ieis
men oeiitesI6pa6en Sobn Ieit 5ebu
Ssya6ren in elmer 8rettertommer gefurs
gen. Mon fanb i'm peripabrloIt, pols
Zig nit S6muB beoedt auf. Seine
Rubruns bcftano bauptid6Ii2 aus
rOben SurtoffeIn.
.etnes 9ants
beppitdrS Dor 25 Sabren bate
Elm Mann in Berlin Der Reidsbdnt
feline GrIpdrniIe anpertruut. uno tiir3s
lid erI6ien er, Inn Gins uno 3tniess
Sins Ii6 gu bolen. Sur Jeier bieies
SubiIGums bate Der Wann ieinsn De
potI6ein nit sinem IiIbsrnsn Srana
umrobmt.
Grbbe6en au Sormou q.
8ei einem beftigsn Grbbeben uuf Der
sSnIel SormoIa nuroen ii6er $50 SGus
fer 5eritOrt, SO beI6dbist. SUIT rs
MsnTden purOsn getOotet. Inter ben
% 8%srpunbsten beflno IiA Elm gtus'
ldnber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-16

49, =
SIN 8ette berbrdnnt. Sn
Sonnober 1T bic Witttpe bes Sberiten
8oblraui9, IsBten 4biutanten oes
bepofeoirten a0niss @sorg, i'm Srrens
9auIe I'M Bette perbrannt, pel6es burd)
bds 5euer elmer gigurrs ober Cigarette
in SIdmmen 9elebt mar. sic mar cine
itdrte Hau6ertn getpOrben, Ieitoem ie
Der SeiIanitalt iiberantpprtet mar. Die
@or9Gnge oeS Sabres 1866, ipelhe aub
Der 8drriere ibres @dtten Elm 3iel feb
ten, bdtten auf bic 1nsliidlt6e berart
einsepirtt, baB fe gs~miitbstraut
tuurbe. Nidt lpenigsr ais 38 Sabre
bate lie i'm Srrenhanie 5ugebrudt.
ungtaubIt6e S6ierquGs
leret. 0ds 2dnogeridt gu plduen,
Sd6ien, perurtbeilte ben 18iG6rieeu
S9lofergeIelen DappIer peeen ges
raoe3u teufliider S~bisrquGlerei Su ID
Sabrsn @efdngniB. 3p0lf 8dnin6en
hattie er oabur9 gu 3obe 9equGlt, bag
ct ibnen enttpeoer bic S0pfe dbriB, ooer
bic 8eine brad uHb ben S6pans aus
rib unb tie, tpenu lie nod nidt perenoet
tparen, an bic Wano i4leuberte. Mtebs
reren @nten bate sr bic Mueen aus
eefto4en unb ibnen bann gIsi6faqs an
Der Wunb bic aGpf. singei6lagen. Der
robe patron CAB an, er babe benz Be
tiger Der S6iere einen Streih Ipielen
molten, ipeil oieIer einmaI, ais Der 4ns
9etla9te itd an ieinem eieenen 0uter
bsrgriff, bieIem geiftanb e~eIsiitst babe.
9 d B i6er Ra6eutt.
quf benz Riefsl9ute Wobmdnusoorf
bel Berlin iperoeu our 8eit 9analiIaa
tipnsbduten aiisgeflbrt, lno fir bic
babel bei6Gftieteu glrbsiter iiRb Solsz
baraden ais Ro6tquartier bergeri6tet
poroen. Sn elmer Habt entitano unter
ben Qr6eitern elmer oieier 8aradeu
cine S6iGserei. is bilbsten Iih aipei
parteien, BON oenen bic cine i9lieblib
binduseenorfen tpurbe. Die rGrmitz
'tirten" narteten, Bis ibre @egner piez
oer eineei6lafen tpuren, unb sinbsteu
oann bic 9ol3bube an. 9dlb bdrduF
itanb bic 8arade. in Der bic 4rbeiter
idlisfen, in be1en Glammen. BIS duf
einen seldng es ben 2eutsn, ibr nattes
9eben Sl retten. Die 9eife oes einen
lpuroe ssrtpblt unter BEN Sriimmern
oufgefunoen. Die 9ranbiiIter purbea
in Safi geBommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-16


Reerpi It enurruben n
q II B I a n B.. Sn G3enitoAdu, Ruis
iif6sPoleu, 3oeen 5000 our SABINE etns
berufene G%eierpiiten, poIniIHe Gisber
iingenb, cine @Qce uuf uno a6. Der
poli3eimeiiter eri6ien aIsbalb NIT
9enbarmen an Srt uno Stelle un0 perz
bot ben Quf3ug. 9as Yerbot lpurbe
'ober ni6t bea6tet. IS Ipuroe nun Sns
fanterie requirirt, bic nit 8ajonett unb
Sdbel pOrging unb bic 0emonitranten
ouseindnbertrisb. Der 5abnentrd9sr
uno flint onOere perionen puroen ges
t0btet, eegsn 20 perionen berIeBt. sSn
Rabomst fanb elm 3uiammenitob aipis
I6en 8eIerbiiten, poli3ei uno WtlitGr
itatt, nobel Iebteres nit blonter Wdffe
,in6ie6 urb in bic Menge nit i9arfsn
patronen idoB. Sin Sauptmdnn
lpurbe BON Der Wenge tobtgeidlagen.
Bon Referptitsn purosn piele get0btet
ooer oeripunoet. Die @oItsmaHen
orangen in bic 2Gben unb pliinberten
iie. 9ranntpeinmonopolIte[sn ipurben
poqitGnbig bempIirt. Cine mad Saus
ienben 3dblenbe 8oltsmen9e aog unter
N6Iin9en polnii9er W|ationalliebsr in
ben Stroben umber, unter orobenoer
!5altung uno 8ernidtung ales bsfen,
mas ibr in ben Weg fam.
Serenglaubs. 0as S60ffens
in 8oburs, 2birineen, bate Iitb
nit elmer Observation-Disclosures
flase gu beiddftigen, pelde cine Dittpe
SCHUBERT gegen cine Wittpe @Dbe ars
ge'trengt bate. 2eBtere bate bebaups
tet, Die &ld9erin iei eine !Sers; tie isi
unb aud fpnft in ibrsn, Der
8etlagten, Stal eepefen unD babe
nunmGBiges 2oben" has @taie=
fer beiArieen," b. b. bic Sdpsins, 3ies
gen uno 9dninden berbert. Ha6 be-
Iagter Sererei bdtten bic Shtpeine niht
mebr sefrefen, bic 3iegen tsins MilA
se9eben, turS, bds geidmmte @ieb
lei bon Der 5rou bsr3atibert iporben.
Sine yfpeiie Jrau" in SilbburgbauIen
babe i6r i'm pGrbipieeel" bic Mttsntda
oeutlid ge3eiat. Die &lagsiads
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-16
DIrffem6era.

Stuttgart. Inter benz 8oriib
b.s Sberfammerherrn a. .. 9rafen
Carl Qtnben bat fih in Stattgdrt eiH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-16
2sramnf6weig. An6aft.

9 d IN E / g. Der 0i9tsr
Or. Wilbelm Ruabe begging bic Jeier
isines ~50id6rissn S4riftiteueriubis
Idums.
Oefau II. Sci Der Stabtberorbz
netsnpabl eing bic elite bes 9ausbee
fiberbereins nit circd TOO Stimmen
8orfpruns eesenii6er Der elite Der
8iirserliden @ereini9ung burd.
2Ne6fen6nrs.
q o # o d. Die Roitodsr 9ireer.
bertretung ldBt CUR 3eit burt cine
&ommiiiion bic 5rase unteriu9en, OBJ
fe aur 3ablune Der prin3eiiinnens
Steuer redtlid perpfIi6tet 1T. Den
4nlaB bierau bot Die beborItebenbe Ser
mdblung Der Seraogin Geeilis nit benz
beutf6en Sronprin5en. Bel friiberen
8ermdblunsen medlenburgiider prins
aeiiinnen beaoblie bas 2onb bic So6s
seitsausfteuer bsrielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-16
Sa@(ea.

9resben n. Dem Neuen Ortsbs
ner SbieriduB=Werein iino uls 9ers
md9tniB Der peritorbenen Jrau Srieoes
rite 4usuite berip. S6mibt 1000 Marf
OILS geibiIfe gu ieiner 9bdiisfeit auges
foaen.-Ser Summit uno @uttas
per6dfa6ritant 9dumber eridpb iid
aus S4permutb auf benz @rube ieinsr
Gbefrou.
Gbrtnfriebe {. Die
ftGbtifhen aolleeien baben beidlofIen,
auf Der Walbtuppe am Gbrenfrieberss
borfsr Greifenitein Elm 8ismards9 Dent
nal erridien gu laiieu. Die Soften
hes 0entmals iinb auf 5000 Marf aes
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a~1rnpirr OHprrnHen.

8raunsberg. 4uf bem gobn.
bof &obbelbube purbe Der ereiie 9uts.
beIiber @abea aus 9lautienen. Der bsim
llmitsigen aug 1nDorii4tisteit OUT Elm
@eleiie gerutben mar BON sinem ent'
ee9engeIeBt einlaufenbsn 3uee, ben er
nitt bemsrti bate, i~ibsrfabren uno ees
t0btet.
6fou en-. I'm bel ben
S6ultinbern 2isbe aur S9one gu err
neden, bate Der giireermeiitsr BON
Sif6bauien i'm 5ribiabr on 81 @oIts,
fGuItinber, 20 anaben unb Ia Mdbs
den, ie Elm @artenitiidden BON 80
Quabratmetern our Selbftbepirthf9afs
tuns i6erssben uno ben 10 big Ia
Sabre alien &inoern nidt nur bas
2anb. ionbern dl9 bic 4usiaat (Sars
toffeln, Semitic uno 8lumen) foitenz
frei iiberlaiien. BUR Die cine Beoingung
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3~nrnutn1 pntuntsrn.

Stettin. Ser @~utSbeiiber b.
RsDbods WaIbfrieben ipurbe auf Der
8abnitrede . reifspalbsS truliunb beim
lteberf6rettsn bes GeIeiies iiberfabren
uno getDbtet.
3um mefsburg. 9os 9ienits
mdoten gtu9uite &aOtte periudtt. brei
&inoer ibrer Serri6uft nit SaIpeters
fGure gu pergiften. i'm ibren 8er9niis
9ungen ungebinberter nudgsBsn au
tGnnen. Sic puroe per6aftet.
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21

teacher, to whom, subject to the pay
ment of an annuity Of Eco to his Sis
ter, Margaret Roman, he left the whole
OF his estate absolutely.
WATERFORD.
On the evening of Saturday, April
23d, serious assault occurred some
distance from Waterford city. Two
men, named Michael Kane and Pat
rick Murphy, went out to Carrickroe
and Killure for the purpose of col
Letting money to defray the funeral ex-
penses of Mrs. Murphy's brother-in-
law. Having collected some money,
each of the men was going home when
Murphy demanded the portion collect
ed by Kane. This the latter refused,
whereupon Murphy, it is alleged,
knocked him down and while on the
ground beat him, with the result that
he was very seriously injured. He was
removed to the hospital, where he lies
in precarious condition. Subsequent
ly the police OF the Manor street bar
racks arrested Murphy at Tramore.
The injured mans dispositions were
taken before Mr.. P. w. Kenny, J. P,
and Murphy was remandcd for eight
days.
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21
Beside the Stile

DSSluS tuC SlllC
We both walked slowly DER the yellow
grass,
Beneath the sunset sky;
And then he climbed the stile | did
not pass,
And there we said good-by.
He paused one moment; I leaned or
the stile,
And faced the l1azy lane;
But neither Of us spoke until we both
just said good-by again.
And I went homeward to our quaint
old farm,
And he went on his way;
And he has never crossed that field
again
From that time to this day.
I wonder if he ever gives a thought
TO what he left behind
And l start sometimes, dreaming that
I hear
A footstep in the wind.
If he had said one regretful word,
Or I had shed tear,
He would not go alone about the
world
Nor sit lonely here.
Alas! Our hearts were full OF angry
pride,
And love was choked in strife,
And so the stile, beyond the yellow
grass,
Stads straight across Our life.
Stands straight across our life.
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21
Just Show Your Hand.

II you've a point on fellow don't
make it,
Just stop and consider this fact;
That he sometimes or other, with in
terest,
May insist on returning the act;
Then moment with strife ne'cr en-
bitter
Forgive and forget if you can
Lest Time, with a dextrous shuttle,
Deals trumps to worthier man.
No matter for clothes or condition,
The man may be found under all;
There's nc'er been a spark of humanity
lost
TO the race since the time OF the
fall;
It's there if you only can reach it,
But the heart can't be opened with
blows,
And kicking man when he's already
down
Will nc'er raise him ligher-God
knows.
For body and soul there's many a man
Battling with life and its brunt,
That just by the flip Of penny, per
chance,
May come smilingly tip to the front
So this fact it were well to remember
AS point in ones own interest tc
make,
That the hand giving help to another
May sometimes itself need shake.
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21
<<<<<<<<<<
. FROM IRELAND !

ANTRIM.

ANTRIM.
On April Goth, the marriage took
place, in the private chapel at Antrim
Castle OF Ethel Mary Cathrine Skei-
fngton, second daughter OF Lord and
Lady Massereene and Ferrard, and
Richard Atherton de Anvers Willis,
son of the late Henry Rudolph Willis,
OF Halshead Park, Prescott, England.
The bride was given away by her
father.
CORK.
On April 24th. the dead body OF a
farmer, named Patrick Lynch, who
had nlysteriously disappeared from his
home about three weeks previously,
was found in a hole in the river Hen.
about 200 yards from his home by a
man named John Lynch, OF Cool
naclely The deceased was about So
years OF age, and a well-to-do farmer.
There is no suspicion OF foul play.
In Cork, on April 23d, man named
John O'Brien, was admitted to the
North In6rmary, suffering from a
fit, and died i'll few hours after adj
mission.
\ On April 23d, the members OF the
Nprk Irish National Club presented
N.Y.. r. S. Mcnamara with purse OF
sdvereigns i'll recognition OF his SER
-Nces to the club.
CAVAN.
The tenants on the Atkins estate.
part OF which is in the parish OF
Laragh. townlands, OF Tullyunchin and
part Of Tierlablood and another town
land that lies between Virginia and
Mullagil, have received notice OF sale
from the Trustees, through Mr..
Trench, agent OF the estate The
terms are as follow:-Rents fixed
previous to August, 1896, 21h years
purchase, and rents fixed since August
1905 o.r/ y -. ...,,.,
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21

WITH THE POETS
= \ = = 4 \ \ 4 <<<<<< y y
May-Time In ireland.

May-Iime In Ireland.
When first the springtilne, blown from
southern spaces
With timorous steps invades the
city's street,
And brightens cen the gray. prosaic
places
Where toilers hurry and where trad
ers meet,
All, then l weary OF my sad sojourn-
ing,
My years and years OF wandering
far away,
And homcward like birl my heart 5
returning
To be in Ireland i'll the month OF
May!
All times and seasons in the land oil
Erin
Are blest with beauty's gracious gilt.
ween;
Each month that passes we'll may have
a share IN
The bloom and brightness OF tina.
island green;
But which one brings to meadow,
mount or mireland,
The many charms OF Maytime's rich
array?
All, we'll know, OF all the months
in Ireland,
There's none SO bright or beautiful as
May!
For then the hawthorn whitens all the
hedges,
And swcetcns all the vagrant winds
that blow;
And then you hear along the forest
edges
The mur,nuring OF the myriad
streams that flow;
And then you seem to catch from
ruins haunted
The mystic melodies the fairies
play
Oh, then you dwell within a land en-
chantcd.
Who dwell in Ireland in the month OF
May!
Full many time in this the stranger S
city,
I've marked the yearly coming OF
the spring,
And from the depths OF some profound
seli-pi,y
The tears have flowed at memorv's
poignant sting;
And DER lily soul has rolled tide OF
sadness
For boyhood scenes and boyl1ood's
distant day,
Remembering all the glory and the
gladness
OF youth and ireland in the month
OF May!
Denis A. Mccarthy in Rosary
Magazine.
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21

lately visited by Mr. J. u. Bell, Irish
Land Commission, with view of in
specting the old homestead of the fam
lily at Ballysoo, in the same county,
from where he was evicted in April,
1896. Mr. Bell went over the farm
and made careful examination of the
condition Of the land. The Estates
Commissioners proposed to make an
offer to Mr.. Cogan, the present occu-
pier for his interest in the farm, and
if the offered terms be acceptable Mr..
Doyle will be forthwith reinstated.
Mr.. Cogan resides in Dublin and it
is generally presumed that he will
surrender the farm to Mr.. Doyle; but
ii the presumption be not correct, the
evicted tenant will be reinstated in
another holding of equivalent value.
DOWN.
Mr.. James Henry Marand, of 10
Butler street, Cloughmore, Warren
point, who died on the 1st of March
last, left all estate of the gross value
of 93;o17 Is. ed, and probate of the will
has been granted to his wife, Mrs.
Alice Marland; his son James Marland,
and his daughter, Miss Alice Marland.
DUBLIN.
The following appointments have been
made by his Grace the Archbishop
of Dublin;-Most Rev. DR.. Donnelly,
Bishop OF Canea, to be Parish Priest
OF St. Mary's Haddington Road. Very
Rev. Canon German, P. P, SIS. Mich
ael and Johns Dublin, to be Parish
Priest at Bray Very Rev. Canon
Walsh, president Holy Cross college,
Clontiffe, to be parish priest of St..
Agatha's, Dublin.
In the case of James Lowry, a pris-
oner in Mountjoy, under sentence Of
death for the murder OF his father, at
Berkeley Road Dublin, the Lord Lieu
tenant has committed the sentence to
penal servitude for life.
DONEGAL.
VII ollllStoy, Npll IL %4lll, lllclt WAS d
vast attendance, far, exceeding the
capacity OF the church, at St. Mary's
Buncrana, the occasion being the
special sermon by Most Rev. DR.. o.
Donnell, Bishop of Raphoe, in sup
port of an appeal to the friends of the
popular pastor, Father Hugh M'Merl-
amin, for funds to aid him in the work
of renovation and extention in the &C.
clesiastical and school buildings. So
Tenn High Mass, coram pontifce,
was celebrated at II o'clock, Most Rev.
DR.. O'Doherty, Bishop OF Derry, Pre-
siding. The Celebrant was Rev. Prof.
Patrick Duffy, St. Columb's College;
Deacon Father Blaney, Buncrana; Sub
deacon, Father Daniel Devlin; Master
OF Ceremonies, Rev. John Doherty,
PIP. A special choir was organized
for the accession, and rendered an adj
nlirab1e service.
FERMANAGH.
The marriage is announced, on April
10Th, at the Sacred Heart church,
Clones, by Very Rev. Canon O'Neill,
OF John Hughes, L. P. S. l., late OF
Limerick, to Mary, second youngest
daughter of the late Terence Clarkin,
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21

Jane James f. Dolan. National President
Syracuse. N. Y.
James o'sullivan. Vice President, Phil.
~1elphia. Pa. III
James P. Bree. National Secretary
New Haven. Conn.
81. J. o'Brien. National Treasurer. In.
dlanapolis. Ind
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21

NATIONAL DIRECTORS
P. j. o'Connor. Savannah, Ga
John T. Heating. Chicago, Ill.
VIM. J. Cronin. Boston. Mass.
ID. ]. Hennessy. Butte, Mont,
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21
WESTMEATH.

AT the last Mulingar quarter ses-
sions, Mr.. Jas. w. Mathews, formerly
huntslnan OF the Westmcath hounds,
was awarded f3o against the master OF
the Middleton park barriers, Mr.. Geo
Arthur BoydRockfort, Middleton
park, Mullingar, in respect OF work and
labor done as huntsnan OF the Middle
ton park barriers.
The Irish standard., 1904-05-21
FERMANAGH.

The marriage is announced, on April
10Th, at the Sacred Heart church,
Clones, by Very Rev. Canon ONeill,
of John Hughes, L. P. S. l., late OF
Limerick, to Mary, second youngest
daughter of the late Terence Clarkin,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-14
TALMAGE.

H. L. Book who has had severe
attack Of grip is recovering.
VIM. Huitt, one OF the old settlers
Of this county. died at the house Il
his son, J. J. Huitt, last Friday and
was buried at the Prairiedale GENE.
terry, Sunday.
The joint school meeting called for
last Thursday evening to discuss con-
solidstion was postponed on account
OF the rain. The meeting will be
held next Friday evening at the Laney
school house. All interested are
urged to attend.
F. Sullivan closed q seven months
school OF the johnson last Tuesday.
The school has done excellent work.
Work on the telephone line is pro-
crossing rapidly.
A party Of Kansas City physicians
visited the AbilenA wells, Monday.
Talmsge is to have q new store.
DR.. Montgomery talks Of opening q
sanitarium at Talmage. With the
AbilenA wells within easy reach, 1t is
not difficult to observe wherein the
Doctor is wise.
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HOLLAND.

Holland Sunday school was reor'
gauized Sunday with Harry PhilliPP
as superintendent.
David Hunt Of Alabama has taken
charge Of the blacksmith shop. lie
will bring bis family later.
R. M. White OF Abilene was 10 Hol'
land Monday.
DR.. r. H. White Of Asberville, Kas.,
is visiting his brother and family al
this PLACE.
George Taylor visited relatives at
HeriDgtoD Saturday.
Miss Sue Bell is on the sick list.
Ms. q &. White was . county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and MrS. A. Z Rob-
son, March 81, agirl.
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NEwBERN.

Miss Nellie Graham visited Vera
Paul Sunday.
Misses Katie and Frances Golden
attended the Messiah At Lindsborg.
j.. Ransoun was 10 the vicinity
last week.
Rev. P. Fike and wife and Rev. Al
lison Of Lost Springs visited 10 the
visinity last week.
A. Golden and Sam EshelmAn are
building 8 new addition to Mr. Lar
sons house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis visited 81 Mr.
AiddletOnf Sunday.
The revival meetings commenced
at Eswbsrn Tuesday evening. Rev.
2. B. ZOok Of Des N1iBss, Iows, II
conducting them.
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LYONSDALE.

Mrs. W. II. Mitch and son George
passed through our burg en- route to
junction City Wednesday.
Mrs. R. Bauer and daughter were
visiting Mrs. Nj. Tiegs Tuesday.
So Mrs. M. Henning visited her daugb-
ter, Mrs. Ed Sieg. living west oil
Woodbine the fore part Of the week.
s. H. Gugler and son Oscar were in
our city Monday.
Mrs. M. TiegS. Albert and Anna
were shopping in junction City Mon
day.
Miss Laura J. Miller who has been
in the University hospital for the last
year taking course there returned
home Wednesday.
Quite o number from this vicinity
attended the Lyona entertainment
Monday night. 1t was one Of the
best given this season.
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UNION VALLEY.

Levi Hoover of Peabody visited Ia
Hope Saturday.
Quite o number Of people from this
vicinity attended the. funeral Of Geo.
Longtime Sunday.
Samuel Shirk and u. Graybill oil
Sedgwick, Kansas, visited in this
neighborhood last week.
Mr.. Anderson was pleasant caller
at Mr.. Hills Sunday.
The storm last week was severe but
some of the fruit buds have survived
and we might have fruit yet.
There were no preaching services
at the school house Sunday owing to
the funeral in Hope.
J. and the Misses Gribben visited
&C MT. Bohannon's Sunday.
No phone meeting was held last
week on account Of the Indictment
weather.
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
ENTERPRISE.
NJ SPECIAL RryIroToR CORRESPONDENTS

" . 4
Miss Anna Staatz Of Lawrence spen
Sunday and Monday at home with hel
mother, Mrs. J. F. Staatz.
Miss Olivia returned to Wichita
after 3 few days visit with home folks
C. D. Reimold was in Abilene
SATURDAY. evening.
Thomas Sandquist got mixed up II
a runaway which resulted in a broker
buggy and sprained arms
Geo. sickles spent Sunday with bis
family.
L. E. steiglsman is confined to bill
bed with stomach trouble.
J.F. Buhrer is remodeling his house
Mrs. Kretzmeier is spending thii
week with her son In Clay Center.
20. Scrafford visited the county
seat. Saturday.
Rev. Brown made his bi-monthly
trip to Woodbine, Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Staatz has been confined
to her bed, but is now abb to be up.
Miss Althia Dill spent Sunday with
her parents south Of town.
Albert Lentz OF Abilene was In
town Thursday.
E. A. Sanders Of Abilene visited
our town one day last week.