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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25
JUDGE INTERRUPTED aAMR.
Arrest Of Boys Shooting Crap Caused
by Police Court Ofacial.

Hello! Is this the first precinct sta
tfon?" was asked oyer the telephone last
Saturday afternoon.
Yes. SIR"
This is Judge Kimba1l. There are about
fifteen boys playing crap in the alley back
Of the Edmonston shoe store on street.
I saw the bones and money. Will you send
some policemen around herea"
This message was promptly obeyed by
Lieut. Moore. who sent Precinct Detective
Mullen and Policemen Hartman and
Adams Of the first precinct to the scene
of the crap game. There was a grand
scurry when the officers arrived. but three
Of the boys were captured. They gave
their names as Arthur Diver. Samuel
Norris and Peter Price Each one Of the
trio furnished $40 collateral at the house
of detention for their appearance in the
Juvenile Court this morning. But there
was no response to their names when they
were called IN Judge Kimball's court.
His honor says that there have been
many crap games at this place, as num-
Der Of boys congregate there. They sta
ton guards at the entrances to the alley,
who signal the approach Of the policeman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25
News Briefs.

The jury at Fairmont. W. Va. in the
case of Mrs. Helen May Payton, chared
with the murder of her husband. Jacob N.
Payton, at Warrington, w. Va, last July
by poisoning. was discharged, being unable
to render a verdict.
At Christmas carousal In an Italian
boarding house in North Scranton. Pa,
yesterday a quarrel started between Sam
uel Curcia and Nicholas Ferrias, two young
miners Curcia drew a revolver and Fer
rias ran out of the house. AS Ferrfas was
fleeing through the yard. Curcia emptied
a fye-chamber revolver at him. -Four bull
lets took effect in Ferrias' body and he died
almost instantly. Curcia escaped.
At York road and Chester Hill avenue.
Baltimore, where DIR. Henry Peter Reiche
of waverly was knocked down by car
and fatally injured, Mrs. Katherine kuehne.
sixty-one years old, living with her son.
Henry r. Kuehne. in that city, was run
into by Towson car yesterday, receiving
a fractured skull and other injuries. which
may prove fatal.
Lewis Graham. aged eight-four. a Next
can and civil war veteran and once presi-
dent of the National Typographical Union
in 1854 died SUDDENLY at New Orleans yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25
Latest Naval Movements.

kilograms received at the Navy Depart
ment Sthis morning show that the Mohawk
has arrived at Norfolk; the Stewart and
Worden at Pine Beach, Va; the Denver at
St Thomas: the Cleveland at Ponce. the
Marcellus at Lambert's Point, the Dubuque
at Puerta Plata and the Tacoma, Chatta-
nooga and Newport at San Juan.
The Concord has left Puget sound for
Honolulu, the O'Brien has left New York
for Hampton Roads and the Rainbow has
sailed from Yokohama for Cayite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Cyrus Bussey Hills OF Des Moines,
Iowa, is in the city visiting his grandfather,
Gen. Cyrus Bussey, at his home. 1904 N
street northwest. Mr.. Hills is student In
the senior class of the wv department OF
Yale University, and will graduate in June
next Gen. Bussey has been seriously Ill
for more than two weeks and is still con-
fined to his bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25
Funeral of William p Allan.

Funeral services over the remains of
William P. Allan. who died Friday even
Ing last were held this afternoon at his
late residence, 522 9th street southeast.
The officers of the Grand Lodge, I. o. o.
f., attended the services The remains
were inferred in Congressional cemetery
with the honors Of the Odd Fellows or
der, of which Mr.. Allan was a prominent
member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25
Thieves Make a Haul.

c. Albert White an attorney -at-law, with
offices in the Bond building reported to the
police today that the safe in his office had
been forced open some time during last
night and 1926 stolen. Detectives Tyser
and Weldon have been assigned to the
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25

DARING robbery and safe-bIowing was
done by seven bandits at the office of the
Central avenue card barns in Toledo, Ohio,
early yesterday. The robbers secured about
$3.50 and missed 5000, which was in the
strong box Of the safe. which they failed
to force open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-25
st. Thomas Church.
Three Groups in the Manager.

Rev DR. Herbert Scott Smith, the rector
preached the sermon at the Christmas day
service this morning at st. Margaret's Epis-
copal Church. Connecticut avenue and Ban
croft place. A special musical service was
rendered by the vested choir Of mixed
voices. The auditorium was appropriate
ly decorated.
Rev. DIR. Smith invited the attention of
the congregation to three groups that
crowded around the rnanger in which the
Christ child was placed. All of the groups
the speaker explained, represented sympa-
thy. One group was made up of shepherds
another of the wise men, and the third was
band of the faithful, prominent among
whom Ewas the Virgin Mary. The groups
OF shepherds was typical and thoroughly
representative of the power of the little
babe lying In the manger.
The rector explained how Jesus Christ
came to bring the world great homage
Next, each of the three groups was dis
cussed The shepherds realized that there
had come into the world one who was to
bring IL great relief
Continuing his remarkes. DIR. Smith de-
clared that the common man was never
better cared for. never better clothed and
never better educated than he Is today.
Even In Russia, 1t was pointed out, the
common man Is coming into hts inherent
right of freedom. There never was a time,
according to the speaker. when the classes
of mankind knew one another better than
now. for the common man OF today has his
rights. The average man. Dr5ounith stated,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Gn @inceEploIuu iaotraf Ma,.=
bags / Sssoiepb 2eiters @ine 3ieg-
Ter, Sll. .,oer foite6e n1inoit "a Meune=
ifer 2tDet. @rplolionen in6truf ouE
Morgenen, oo Oct ferlte Solo 4rk5=.
oere bar De6 at gao neo Wineu,-
iom ifte bliber bearbeioet ON @euno-
gen. Set anto9es, at ser bor jornlet
fig Sos Minens 8uno ON @euoa==
gen, og at benne er blebet a11touof::
paa en- eller on6en Maa6e, Fisnt:
Der Dmtes ogiaa om, at ber foreligser,'
cit 6orbrDoelie fra l1nionens @ioe~.
6a Minens 9lrbei6ere lite tiIberte
llntonen. @rplofionen bar iaa bolo<
ion1, at Sor6en rpite6e / en- Omfreos
al ober IL Mile> og en- Glebator ds
@taal Tpnge6es op til Operflaoem:
fra 8unoen af en- 500 500 6Db @faft..:
Set ct neppe 1an6ipnligt, at en- eaejtt.
al oe Minere, iom bar gaaet 1to (.
Sfaften> er fommet fra. bet uHehs
2ibet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

st itprartet Toreta9en6e. timber
@toten @olorabos 2obe blep it6ite
Maoneb inforporeret en- snltit11tion,
ser ierlie er beregnet for @fanoina-
Der, nemlie ct 8rpitipge 5anatoriu,n.
Oct ct en- lpenif Organization, ion1
bor toeet Snitiatipet me6 81. 6. 81.
8un6len lon ErGiibent. Spor 60
notoriet bil blipe bpgget er enoml
life enbelig faItl1aaet, mer &laner
og Sper|1og er feroige. Set bill toni
me til at foite $250,000 og ifal afgipe
4lo6s for $50 Hatie1,ter. Ser pil
blipe Ell itor @opeoflbi iom @omini=
itrotionsbpgning og to @t6eflsie, ser
ifol bore 6en eeet1tlige Spgebus=Mf=
oeling. Mi6lerne til Spferelien ifal
inbfomme be6 Subifription, og 8eta=
l1n9en for Spbolbet iattes iaa lapt
iom muli9t. 3anfen ct @ortbeo at
eisre @anatoriet til en- 9eationalgope
for li6enbe 2an6smenb, og set ifal
bore en- national @len0om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

8laubt @cuueifeabere. Sra GU
ma, slri3ona, meooeles, at set an}ee.,
for iiffert at to slmerifanere, Sorr1s
6. Willer % &aptejn Gus. Gleuoer~
bar miitct 2ipet paa 3iburon 9en Z
oen coliforniife @ap6rtgt og er bleoet
eot at Gen berboenbe 5tomne in0i=-
anife &aniboler, 3erierne. Ser er en;
N@uligbe6 for, at 6e er falone &en-.
oerne poo Daqui S,1oianerne pam
6aitlan6et, / Erobinien Sonoro, 0er
ligger uo til ben californiife Wuat--
Wfiller par en- Sfolelnrer fra Cos 4u=
geles,, ION eleoiageoes al 5sn.au0eu
Slen6er paa Ell Spoogeliesrejie pan
Dcl1 Siburon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Gu aieabrtpen 2p8n. Sen oanift
8laoforreiponoent Roienberg, oer be.
isgte 9merifo fi6ite Gommer % INT
Der Rapnet o@raal" fenote 9ngbla6e1
,Gannebroe" en- Reffe belifrepne
aorrelponbonecr Der fra Sc 6or. Sta.
ter, Me1ieo % &eitinoien, bar
nepnte 8lo6 taset til @ienmale mos
en- 2sen, iom en- oonlf &eoaftsr, Set
ifior rsn1te til Merico, ST. Sppfer
for mebbelt ON bam til ct 0anit
8lab. Gen git uo paa, at Roienbere
1noer fit Spbolo Merieo be6 ell
ieitIie 2eiliebe6 fful6e babe uotalt,
ii ollie Be 9onfte s[merlfn er ,,entet,
6orbrpbere eller Ssnner af 6orbrps
bere". RoIenbere betegner 6enne 81
itorie iom rem oe ifer 2bgn og bepi-
ier bette peb at fre,nboloe, at ban
unber fit Spbol6 Merico bberfen
oeltog i noeen Gelt eller bol6t nogen
Sale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
;Sinncrne faar eSnbrbmmelier. 9ess

6innerne faar sSnbrbmmelier. 9en
finite 8igs6eg bab6e ienot Goareu e
gpnIfrift ON at ollie 6e feiierlige De-
freter, iom bar u6ite6te Mooitrib
mes 2on6ets @runolop li6er @iesbo-
gems @omling / 1899, nnaatte btde
opbebeoe eller opergibne til @iesoa->
gems @o6fienbelie eller 6orfaitd5e:
G3aren bor lom @par paa bette giort
to sSSn6rbmmelier: ut Gorbisnines-
ioben iettes uo al @raft in6tif 1se&-
ga Sen bill blipe oberpeiet af oen oa~
ianle6e @igs6ag, = og at ubHrib-
1lin9en til Sen rusiiife &er itanofes-.
men at Ginlan6 iom gritatnine jor
6enne sSn6rpmmelie betaler 3 Millio<.
ner Dollars til @rigsuogifternes
Gon6. G5aren bar 16en Gpipl giert
oiSie Sn> ~emmelier for at afp9rge,
l1obru6 II truenoe alporlige l1rolis-
beoer, uer bar nar foreitaaenoe- l1<-
ifribningerne iful6e fl1n6et @teb nse.
lte Maane6, og ifi6nt Ser fun fuIde
tases 100 Mano til 6e finite 8atoiI-
loner, forlangte 2oben, at 28,00O
unge Man6 ffl1l6e fren1itille Jig peb
ISesiionen, blan6t bbilfe iaa De 100
iful6e p9lges be6 2ootrefning. Ser
er foregaaet en- pol6iom Agitatio'r
moo l16ffribningsloben, og 6e,ls
@iennemfprelie biloe iiffert blhe
lSignalet for Spltan6. Set antoges;;.
at life mere ems 10 Hrocerrt al 6efI
unge Man6ifab. pil0e u1elbe Jig peb
'Nullen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
Dm en- ifanbinapiif Sag paa Iii

Dm en- ifanoinabiif Sag paa 1o=
1tiIlingen / Bortlan6, Sregon, lon1
ifal ofboloes Sommer, bor Ser ba-
ret forbonblet / lengere Si6, og set
1oa en- Tio no, ion ON alle tire 8ro=
cerfoIf pil6e eaa iammen be6 6enne
2eiligbeo. SsS1niblertio Ia6er set M,
til, at be 9anffe og Nor6men6ene
finoer, at @penfferne i6ger at ipille
en- for fremtre6en6e 9folle / benne
Gag poa Sc to onbre 9eattoners 8e-
foitning, bborfor 6e tenfer paa at
iige fig Ibs fra Sbeniferne og ie at
faa en- 0ag for Jig ielp. &pao Der
ierli9 bar bi6raget til bette er Ell
Mrtifel ct eneelif Hortlano-Sbn=
oagsbloo un6er 0perifriften uSme.
oes mill come. Sc 9anife og geor6.
m9noene ipnes at gao ITO fra, at ben.
ne Mrtifel er inipireret af Ell Chen.
ifer, ioet Der ! ben fto6is goaes ao
fra, at alt, bpa6 Ser arrangeres al
ifonbinapif, er ibenif. @anobeoer,
er 1nulig inoreit ben, at 4rtiflens
JorfaHer, iom iaa mange an6re aue.
rifanife Mpismeno, ingen MneIie bar
ON, at Ser er Gorifiel paa oe ire SEQ,
tioner og iaaleoes uoen at billie oet
fon1n,er til at bore ben &ile, 6er
ipraager 5amarbeioet beo 6enne Sci.
Iiahe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
med Post % CeIe9raf.
(HIlevesne fra.)

Mfareoni, Spfinoeren al Sen traoo.
lsie Selegraf onfom liSIte l1ge fra
europa bbor ban nplig bor bol6t
8rpllnp neo Ell rig engel1f Game,
neo boe1n ban nj, er poo 8rDllups-
reiie. San CT reiit til fin Station /
9fp Sfotlono, iom ban ogter at uo-
pioe og forbeore poo forifiellige Maa,
Der, loo Sen tan blibe mere effeftip.
9on ogtcr at onpenoe 100000 til
tSorbeoringer poa bette Steo aIene,
90 Spbet al 2 s(or pil ban 6ope ct
Scltc al traaolps 5elegrofi r,,not om
belle Scr0cn. !9n1 pi( 6a bore /
Stono til at tole oirefte fra sStalien
til Arge'1tina % ocrfra til 9lultra=
lieu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
Gn &psmarbstpfus Gpibemi raie,

/ oenne 9io / SEEM Dorf og freber
toIrige Dire. @iben Mptaar er 6er
6eb 681 Menneifer al 6enne Spg6om
Ser / 8pen, ii6ite l1ge alene 1923. 2e.
gerne itaar felt raaoJbie oberfor gDg.
6omrne,l ser piier fig at bere ual-
minoeIig oeoelig, pda Soipitalerne
bgr 40 8rocent al Gatienterne, oe
uoenfor ,Soipitalerne so 8roeent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
birtanoen.

st &eupefprtaarn finoes pao Sen
ipogitlige @pit af Zen @igbt. Set ng
8lus bran0er me0 en- 5tprfe af fen1=
ten Mllioner 2ps. Det er ct 8lint.
#fDr, bbis belle Dreieapparat ibgmmer
paa 813 &6. @Difiblb ! Ste0et for al
glide paa M11ll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

staaltrmiten CT aapmilo. JorjfieE
ltge al sc Sforporotioncr, JONI uo4js,:
Stooltrulten bor 116ienbt Oieooelcile
on1, at forifiellige s(r6ejosnosler@
9pn bil blipe forbpiet ell ner s5re,u=
tto, og at oenne 2enforbpielie pil
belebe Jig til life minorc eno 8 Mil=
ltoner Dollars o1rlig. JorbpidIcu
oil fon1me Sc slrbejoerflasier tagooe.,~
joni III, fnn foar Ell minore 26n.
1in- og Staolplooeorbejoernes 2tn--
ningSlfola n6lbber 30te Sum-, og BET:
bentes, at oeiaa 6eres 2snninger bill
blipe forbpjebc til oen 3io.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Sun Domingo % DC Torenebc
Stater. 5pprgsmaalet ON bborle6es
Yrniioe1tt &ooiebelt bil6e or6ne 6orz
bol6et til Gan Domingo &epublif<
en- lom nogen 3i6 bor iet be11 til
bam iom fin 9fe6ningsman6 fra De
forbirre6e Sorbolo, 6er ct opitaaet
be6 at &epubliten bar u6e af Sta1D
til at betale fin Gialb og peb Sc 11ai<
la6elige &ebolutioner, er MI en6elig
cronet. Gorbnn6sienatet bilbe life
befrefte eu Sraftat, iom par ofiluttet
mellem Sc 6ore11e6e 5tater og San
Domingo ON at 6e fbrlte obertog Do-
mingos 6inansbGien og 6erbe0 Ell
|Slags Hroteftorat ober &epublifen.
Si6lte l1ge bar imi6lertib Brefi6en-
ten efter Silb1,6 fra San Domingos
&egiering paataget Jig at opertage
2e6elien af 9fepublifens 6inanler.
9ette ifer paa sen Maa6e, at 6e1
6erreren6e &egiering uon9bner gn,
be6sme116 til at opfr9be &ol6in6s
tegterne pao oe forifiellige &ol6ite-
Ser, og 6isie l16n9bnelier ffal goo-
ienoes of @ooiebelt. Mf 6e mo6togne
Eol6in6tegter faar Gan Domingo 45
Erocent til Statsu6gifter. @eiten
iettes / en- Seem gorf 8anf og an
ben6es efter @ooiebelts Mnbisning til
8etaling af San Domingos @re6tto-
rer. Ser ienbes amerifanife &rigs'
| ifibe til &abna1, iom faar alminbeligt
Silipn og tillige 1fal binbre l1obruo
LAT &ebolntioner, at bbilfe netop En-
Ii 2iebliffet figes at bore / l16brn6
moo &rpli6ent Morales, ion er Sen,
Ser bar n6arbei6et 6orilaget til Sen
ltrufne Sr0ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Wormpner Canada. W1oruo,r=
tirfens Rreiioent> Soiepb @nitb, bar
tlebt Ell 2an6itrefning paa 81, Coo
Mcres Mlberta, @an., tet Noro for
Nontana<@rGn6ien. San agter ber
at oprette en- Mormonfoloni- S}afs
bar betalt 100000 for 2anoet- DIP
oDrfningen og on6re 6orbe0ringer orTaz
efter Sigenoe fomme .paa $40, ,Om-
Ser er ollercoe / sSorpejen benbes
5000 Mornoner / s(lbcrta. Deu 7sur
&olont oil life 6lipe 6cfolfet 5gr til
Soruarct 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
9'ocfefcllers @ape paa 100000

9locfeiellers @ape paa 100000
til Observation-Disclosures @e6ninge=
nlislion, iom bar gipet 9lnle6ning til
loo iterfe @roteiter fra forifiellige
at San1funoets YrGIter, bill tro6s al
le Snoiigelfer blipe 'nobtaget al Mis=
i;onSuobalget; Girteliebe6en er al,
lereoe &olo6elen af Yeneene br,,gt til
Misiionsformaol. 8roteiter be6bliber
at fremfomme moo Stockholders Go
be fra, forifiellige Ggne of 2an6et,
iGrlig uotaler en- &rGit / Columbus,
Ohio, Dr. Boibineton @loooen, fig
iterft MOS at @aben mo6tages og
forlonger, at Gon9re9ationaliIt =Yre>
tier fra bele 2on6et ifol neolagge en-
alporlig Sn6iigelie moo oen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Gn banF Sbe paa amerifanif
@rnnb. ssacob 81. gfiis tager / ssSn,
terpietps ,ne6 on1erifonfe @eportere
Sr6et for, at Ser ber / 2on6et BE,
epn6es ct Mrbei6e for at lite olene
8pbern fommer no fra oe inebre og
lun1re Sober og tilbringer nogIe
Tiger af 6eres @ommerferie paa 2an-
set, men at ogiaa @grn fra 2an6et
fommer in6 til 8pen paa famine &io
% nD6er goot of alt Set nt9rfelige
og bel9ren6e, iom Ser fan bore at ie
for 6em Ser. &an bet1ter @fsemplet
fra Danmarf, bbor en- iaa6an 8brne-
uobefsling fra 8p til 2an6 og ON.
benot er lat Spiten og 6ripes itort
SmfanG til flor @leoe og Septic for
tegge Starter. Sor 8arnet fra 2an.
set Tan en- l1ges 0pbolo / 8pen bore
al lige iaa flor gfptte iom to Mors
@folegang flyer Mr. @its, og e>,
iaa6an 8ptning bill bringe 8p og
2on6 nermere iammen / @te6et for
at De mi mere og mere fiRrner fig fra
binon6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

&oninl Simpien bbb. J6p. fg1.
6anf &oniul Can 6rancisco SSobn
@impion er s. 81. STARTS ofgooet pe6
Gpoen. @on bar fs6t / geeltbe6 1910
og fom 8eg gpnoelien al 60=Morene
til San 6rancisco, bpor ban fbrit iei<
leoe no9le slar iom 9fibsfprer>
bporefter fan opretteoe en- ltor Cell
n1ager= og Glagforretning. @impion
blep n6nepnt til 6onjf &oniul / 1888,
men tog fin Mfifeo / 1897 poa @runo
al ipigtenoe @elbreo. &on bar @i6-
ser al Dannebrog og 9onnebrogs>
nan6. @oniul Sintpion par agtet
og ofbolot baaoe al fine 2anosmGn6
og al alle, me6 bbem ban tom / Be-
rbring / Gmbeos= eller 6orretnings=
Mebfer eller iom Mennefe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

aariu Miehaelis 6ortelling uBar'
metz, iom ct uofommen flcre 0p,
lag / 9anmorf, CT MI blepen oper{at
paa @,aelf og u6ginet of NfcGl,1re,
8billips & 60. Seem gorf unoer 81
telen vs(n6rea, Gbe SribuIations Of
a @h.l0.". Oberiettelien CT belsrget
al Sobn 9fillen 2aurpif, befie,,ot bl.
d. iun Dperintter al en- Sci of $e,,rit
Sblens grepe til @eorg 8ranbes, oe
ben iiges at bnre laa uomerfet, at
6ortGl1ingen life bar tabt noget be6
at blipe oberiot. 8ogen CT trptt me6
npe Epper og pao goot Eapir, %
ifisnt ben fl1n bar beret / @onoelet,
/ no9le faa Tiger, ct SEN ollereoe Bic.
ben @ieuiton6 for e,1 Mtp6elig Gfter=
ipsrgiel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Splittelie / Mormonfirfen. Mor=
monerneS slorsfonf ference begpn6er /
5alt 2afe Gitp 8. 6. slpril, cg set
pentes at blipe ct uie6bonlig Iipliet
Ms6e, ioet Scr bil blipe fremjat meget
olporlige 8eifploninger moo &irfens
#rpfbcnt; Soiept 6. @mitb. &an
anflagcs for at babe tilben6t Jig Sire
cg 9ienoe, ser beta1es til @irfej ejan,-
f11nbet al oettes Meolemmer, % an.
pen6t set til Gpefulotioner til egen
6or6el, for at babe bortginet fine lin.
oergipnes 0etre til fine 6aporiter, for
at babe toget Gnfers og Gaoerlsies
Gien6om % gipet Sen til v&roen", !,
for at babe 1tn6ertrpffet &irfens fat.
tigc @eolemmer til egen 6or6el, for
Torbrpoelier mos @egieringen, for
fallf 2nre % for at babe forlo6t set
1o11oe aonoel1ge 21b og benglbet Jig
iii @on1nons6prfelie. Ser bar olle.
re6e lGngere Sis berifet en- olporlig
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pone11ter, anlete M91,0, af Mormon-
firfen. M}an be11ter life, at Hreii.
Gente1 og bans &ao6 bill blipe faitet,
men ser ct @an6ipnligbe6 for, at Sc
til bltne ne6t til at forflare oeres
Gmbe6ers Gorbaltning.
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gen @1,te ub for Secret ber / 2onoet,
men BET bill ontagelig fomme til at
aptr9be olle itsrre 8per, belt uo til
&aeifietoiten.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-23
HIS SPIRIT BROKEN.
Old Red Cloud Yields to Civilization
and at 80 Becomes Farmer.

Old Red Cloud Yields to Civilization
and at 80 Becomes Farmer.
The iron will Of old Red Cloud, chief
Of all the Sioux Indians, has at last
been broken, and after fighting the
white man for thirty years with
Winchester, and another period Of the
same length in the councils Of his
tribe, the aged chieftain has at last
bowed his neck to the yoke and has
given in, acknowledging the suprem-
acy Of the methods Of the white man,
and advising all his people to do like
wise. He will adopt the ways Of the
white man, even down to learning his
language, and has asked the govern
ment Indian agent, Maj. John Bren-
nan, to allot him a section Of land,
that he may begin farming and earn
his living by the sweat Of his brow
actually the first work that the old
man has done in the long and eventful
80 years Of his life, during which he
has seen the Sioux Indians reduced
from the owners Of everything west
Of the Mississippi and north Of the
Arkansas, to comparatively few
acres Of prairie comprised in the diff
ferent reservations of the tribe.
Red Cloud has been a consistent op-
ponent Of every innovation upon the
customs Of his tribe which the govern
ment agents have endeavored to i'm
pose, and chiefest Of these has been
his hostility to the scheme of allotting
lands to the Indians and forcing the
red men to support themselves by
farming and cattle raising. The old