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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
St1otiidlC Sdntiocn.

St1otiidIC S%dmiocn.
ySic oic omcritoniihCn, 10 bobCll
lid aud sic 0cutihcn StGotc Gun5
ortiQc Sdul0cn Nilloclhcn otl0clo.
0cn. NQcn Dornn ltcbt nutilrlld Die
RCid)&bouptlto0t nit rlno 3l3 Mil.
lloncn Mart Nnlcibc mo ionltldcll
ShuIocn. Die ndhitgroBtc Sdulls
0cnloit bat oic Stu0t Wtilnd)cn nit
HE Wiiuioncn Wturf. Gann lolgcll
Grnntiurt a. W. nit 1OI, Scipjig init
S2G, a0ln nit 73.l, @onnoOcr nit
6S.S, 9rCaocn nit G312 un6 WrC9lnl
nit 81 MtinionCn N}art. Gic folgcll.
0cn licbCn Std0tC bnbcn 6lpildcn 40
ltn0 50 Wtiuioneu Wf0rt SdllI0cr:
Stcttill un0 Wioluthcim II, Chariot.
tcnbura l3l@ Ciiiicl0orf II, !tiIrl-
brrg, Mio0ocburA mo GIbcricIo jlul.
idcn - mo 30 WiiuionGn. 9ic &c
iunnltiummc Der Sduloen bon -
Std0tCn bCIGll't ltd) dll1 ilbcr 1850
Miiulol1cu Wtnrt, luobci ncllc gnICis
ben in Der Nohc bon ill Wtort nid)t
Clugcrcd)nct limo. Berlin Bat cine
nCllC Nllcibc bon 22S W(ilionc,
Mart bcNcbcn. Gic Sonioit0otc Gre.
men @omburQ mo &iibcd iil1o ais
NunOcoitoutcn nidt eingcrcd)nct.
Bon ocl omcrifoniid)cn Stdotcn
itcbt lcIbitpcrit0nolid) Ncu- 2orf nit
icincn itGotiihcn Sdruloen obcron.
Sic bciiilcrn iid) oltl Die respectable
Sunmlc pom iOO65S,OOO Gonora. &n
mcitcm Nbitouo ioIgt Bolton nit 49,,
2l7 MiQioncn GollnrS S6ulOcn. NlN
Oritthohitc Sdnnl0nerin ioIgt EbIlo
oclpbiu nit elmer S6ltlocnloit BON
JL3l2,OOO Collars rno ais plcrtc
Cincinnati init 3l,262,OOO Collars.
Il. 2ouiS bot Shuloen in scr N0bc
non ullO 49, WtiQionen Chicago
ctpo9 il6cr 22l@ Miuioncn Buffalo
mo Nclp Orleans ic ruto IS Wtiuios
ncn, Son 1rouci2co II Wiillioncn.
GlcpcImlh, =, but iih nit f. WtiIIios
men Sd)ul0cn bcI00Cn ScriCpsGitp
nit Az, EittSburN nit If NM
9icmorf M, mo FrouiocnCc. MS,
NIT 1872. baltimore bate bis 1908
mn cine ShllIocnlolt bon $7,S19,OO
Collars. Gurd) bic Neminiglrng ci.
ncr Sch$miQionCnsNnlCih sur ao'
nuliiirung Der Stuot mo nn0crc
nothmcu6iHc oiicIltlihc Ncrbciicrml
gen 1T Die Sd)ltl0 uui rlno If Wtil.
Iloncn Qcltic0Cn.
CiC Nunoe9bouptltuot MoibinNton
bat lid) Cin gcroocS 0ubcn6 Ntiuioncn
olIQcbiiroct. Hod)citer, sc. 81 Bot 10
Wtiuioncu Shulocll, 2ouiapiQc S12,
Il, Eorl s, OiilipolfcC ~, Mid.
mono 100000, Wtnncapoli5 l. So.
Imnbu2, 8. Cambridge, Wtoil, mo
MorCcitcr, Mnil, bobcn jc Gl4 mo
loICoo GH Wiiaioncn Collars Shuls
ocn.
StGotc, oercn S6uIocnIoit BON ci
ncr WiQiou bis 81 finn NIilioncn
Collars bctrG9t, qibt Is IN Sen Scr
clniNtcn Stontcn So.
NiC Shul0cllbiln0cI Der QroBCrcn
unlcrifoniidcn StGbtc I0ppcrn lid
ood) ulti 9Sl,tl0,OOO Tollur2 Alinn.
men. Giel @clb. Hcd)nct man sic
ocuti6cn WnrtsS flll0cn tu Collars
nm unb Iiebt iih oom an mo3 oofiir
ltGbtilhcricitS 0rilbcn NM hilbcu &c.
~lciltct morocn 10 ltcut ljh Ger Scr.
Qlcih IN Den u%llern1ciiteu G0lcn &c.
ruoc nid)t 81 nnicren @>mitcu. Ob
,@roit" oocr itrcng 0cihdltljhc Scr.
mcnoln9 it0oiliher WcI0cr - 0o&
mod)t groBe llntcridicoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

Sohlelts> Sll0ltltrlc gun OeluuIii9l ~.
aohIcn. mo Giicn Snoultrlc bnben
Itarfcn 0coari on Mnldtncn. So
icbCn mir, mic bic Ntold)lncn Slloll'
itric megcn llcbcriiluuna nit Nll1trnl
0cu bic Sicicrfriitcn ntd)t clnboItell
fu1un. &einCn midtigcrCn Webltlfcll
bat bic Gnbuitric, ais Die Glcttri}ltot.
60 fam sic GIcttri5itdt2- Slloultrlc
al Sr0rCa bubcL 10 Dlcl lie MIL. SIC
0roBcn Shiiiiobrta @clcllldo1te1
f6nncn sic Wtoiic Der Eniiogicrc folm
bclu0ltiQcn. Gic ]GiiC1bobrcn lucl'cn
itctia itcigcnOC Ginnobntcn an. Nlc
3ohlcn 0ca N~lrBCnbouoclS ldlucllct
INNER itGrfcr nn. 0iC Nu1tcl bobcn
cill cl1ormC3 @ci6dit. Gobct bait
Oo2 Strcbcn nod Gon3cntrotlol1 I'M
MGR nod an. 6oit ic0c 9Sohc brIn8t
ncuc Mt~cl0unqcn, Oub blcic3 oocr lcs
nc5 Yripot0cihdit in clnclt Der Mic
icn Gol15crnc uIiQcgullgcl ut. So@
,<ntcrciiantCitc Oobci lit ubcr, 008
Yriputbonf Sirn1cm Die ltrtcr rilbrl
ger mo intcligcntcr Ecltullg ltcbCIl,
olld) ncbCn ocll9ticiCn Gnn5crna nld)t
mir bcItcbclt, lon0cr1 ollh prolpcrl.
rem mo iid) cripcitcrn fonncn. Nll3
0cn grobcl @olfcngrilppcn mcrocn
obnc llntcrluB l1cllc 0roBc 0cld)0fte
QcmcI0ct; Die cin5clncn @rltppcn
lucttciicrn oircft BARN. Nod)cnlong
bcld)diti9t man lid nit 0cnl Hlclcnz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der ~Sntcrna.
~tionolCn Wobr g @CicQihoit" elmer
Eran3oftiou, bel Der 2OO &~oblCnicl0cr
iilr 30 WtilIoncn Wdrt IN cine nCllc
@clcllidoit cinNcbrodt lDur0cn; aud
Der preubiid)c 6iHtua miro lid an Die
icr @elcaidnft bctbcili0cn. IS lit
olId) nidt 5t O%crfcnnctt, Dab it'd Die
AroBcn 0anfcn mic0cr nit ~ucrltdrf-
tenn (>ntereiie ilbcricciidcn @cld)ditcn
5lnpcnoch Sn oiclcn GoGcn muroc
Die Geficntlihtcit ourd) Die luclt'
%ld)nllCn0cn &crfcbr9z Eroicttc Der
@roBen 9crIincr StroBcnbobu, bin.
ter oenen Die GrcS0ncr @ont ltcbt.
iIbetraidJt; Is bnn0clt lid) 0obcI nm
Summcn pon 60 bis 50 NiiuinnCn
Mari, Die in ncllcu @nlrtCn ungClC0t
lucr0Cn loucn.
Cine 3cit, mic Die icBiNc, acbicrt
nntitrlid, nid)t MIR crfrculifc llntcr.
lcbnnngcn, lie bat lpcliaitCna iiir Die
Gonlrmcntcn frCilih: luCr lit MIR
GonirunCnt?) olrd) ibrc m%CrircuIidcn
Scltcn. NiCr lit nonlcntIid) 0ic alt.
acnlcinc (bcucrlnN ST nCnncn. @utc
3eltcn lilt0 tbcltrc 3cltcl. So ichCn
mir Ocnn, BOB pom &llpicr mo Giirn
bis }llm 6lClld)C Niles tbcltrCr miro;
>Sc0cr mill chen BON 0cn glltcn 3cltcn
profltircn. Inbci bat elm (bcil Der
&n0ultrtc nit Den Frci@ltci0crlnQct
crit b%c0onnCn, Nlld) @cl0 lit tbcllrcr
Qcmorocn. Tic &cih3bont bat ibrcn
0iScont ifon cinuoI bi~nouIQeicBt
lnO miro Die Giacontiifrulbc in
aitr5c nod cinmul uniicbcn. ,Sbrc
Nc0cntcn bubcn olld) 0ic l.%icbcrboltc
Wier 0c@ Ellblitum9 nod ncucn ySCr.
tbcn mo Die m%1ouihGrlihc Gmiiiion2.
Ib0ii0fcit. GAG iiir Gag miro in oic.
lcr Wc5iebung sur %oriiht 0cnobnt.
Aber NlcnlnnO mill icet ollf Qlltcn
Moth boron. So ldnpiut Der Strom
intnlcr mGftiQcr an, bis or zines "a,
geS iibcr Die liter tritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
&nthnrinn M. HGhinrr

IS itdrb am ~. Sftobcr 1908, 1a4 lIbr lPors
gele. 3ntbarina ID. R1piger. eeliebtc Satin
bon @StIbeIm Hooiger, i'm utter bon go Snbren,
1 Mo1atcn ilno 10 lnaen. Die 9eeroialna
ftnhet TUnneritag, ben 26. Sfirber. gtuhmitinu5
, llbr. bon lbrer lcBteu gSubnurtu. Hr. bis.
Sreoerid' Hpcune, aus pributim fat.
Ter trnuernoc 8attc ncbit Sinberu unb Guteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

,Vnttcricu. yart eriudbr selb' mn
9nuucrciu BON Saittmote."
Sic SdbrcepcriammIirte nno SSaol non Ne
umtcIt mo Sireficren obtgell SerelIlS lll ru2
lnnicnoc Subr iinSen AM Wittpud,, Den p.
Siio6cr, ; U6r qberss. I'M 8iircau pes NcrcinS
an liuronit Ode bon qontbaro' mo %Sn'olIlgtnu
Sirnbe itutt. vile Wiislteoer Itno sur Sbcll-
Sronf Wiiner, Trditbcnt.
Seurn ". 5anpeI, Setrctdr.
(2q4.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
.Scnrn Wi0cr.

IS ftarb am %. Citpber 1905. > ll6r BAD
mittngs. ccnrH miller, GeIicbier 8uite Der Ocr'
'%iorbeneIt 9nna " NdIer I'M @liet BON 40
ben %. Sftoter. ~ llbr ytndmittues. non
iciucr Icttclt 2SobnunN III |urluiIe. Baltimore.
couttD. Wto. aus itntt. &ertuunote uno
,Sreunoc iino udtungsrpu cinqcInocIt. bei6Is
lpobuct. NCiieeuna uuf oen oelItffen hubert
fUcn 81. Nubns Sricobufc. t2Q7-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
3pbu Sricocridl Eitertaa.

IS ftnrb am %. Sftubcr 1905 1uhn Sritbridi
Eitertaa, qcIiCbtcr Suitc bon Wiurpnrct Sitcrs
lag, int slIicr bon II Subrcn > uiutGtclt iuo
% ldNen. %CrmHnotc ulo SrcInoc Der 81
ntlic Ttna boiIihli criud,t. Der Reeroiguna. meI'
die pom Iruucrbuuie, gir. 60i. Sito 9lHn Ctr,
aus ant 5ouueritan, ytd6mitiage nm , ubr.
ituttiiuoCt. bci5nuubncu. t2g7-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

,Spriua '@arocn gnn. uno Spar'Vcrttn."
iinNrt Mittmnd,. Srt o.. Sfiober 1905. Nhcnoo
8 ubr. i'm 8crctnsIoIaIe, Nr. 1, S''Sanpaii'
Strase, ltuti.
GOA s. NeurA Smcppdd, SclIelut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

erfobren bat. lit fem Qutc2 3clfcr
ti'r Die groBere Sidcrlm1 Der Gllcll.
bobn. Vctrie6c.
FroiiOrnt %oubct BAT
leinc Hciic nod Scr NDrcn0Iitcn
Solbinlcl o1gctrctcL nm in W}ooriO
NM Sillobon 9ciltd, }u mtod)cn. Gr
bat Die Sobrt in @cQIrttlnr8 Mott
piers ongetretell, ulo 0o2 IaBt Oo-
roilt lflieBcn, oob Die NurClocl>relle
olld) politiidc 3icIc pcrroI0t. Mclder
Grt oicielben linn. miiicn notilrlid)
I1ltr Soubet un0 icin Nrcnrlcr Mott
pier. Ilti Der Hiidrcilc miro Sollbct
an Songcr porbcIiuhrcL obcr rr
miro nid)t bort lonocu. !Im -, .. No.
lucrocn Yr0liocnt %oubct rulo Mott
bier iuicbcr in Eori2 icilL nm ullt 30.
Ocnt gSieoer5liommCntritt Der aon>.
mcrn bct5uipobncn
Scd)s HcOuttCurc hc8
@Crliner .8ortuGrta" bubcn AlCtd)
5citig tire SteuumQul an ocu lcltclls
Ncn So5ioliiten. SrQou nicocrgcIcNt
inter lbncn Der Ghci NcOottclW Gl3-
ncr mo Ole $50. @ruOuoucr mo SEQ
liafi. Griob iinoct Der o%orlu0rt3"
Icld)t, ocnn untcr Den SojtoIl'tcl
linO picle IeocrqcmunOtc N}0lncr. -
Die Woilcn-N booutImN }ct3t obcr,
boB IN Der io5ioliitlitcn Fortcl ood)
lldt bic &ormonic Der Nnlld)tct
bcrrid)t. nit Der ijd Ole @cno''cr 10
oft Gcbriiltet bobcn. Nu' Ocnl nett
lid IN Scno obgeboltcncn Fnrtclto8c
mlrocn Ole ErcBichOcn IN Der Nor'
tci, luic tic III Der iilnQltcn 3clt be-
ionocra slpiidcn Dem o&orUurta" II.
Der oScip5iger &oIfa}cltlm9" por9cs
%tonntcl, nidt oils %itcruturs@cjorf
onNcicbcn, %ionoeru 6 lu8cn ocnlcI'
ben crnitc iohlide. iuabcionocrc olld)
prin5ipiclc MeinuN@ 3iiicrcn5cr
6lt @runoc. Sic NornL III Der olc'c
6cbbcn gciiibrt norOcll, muroc mtI'a
Shoriltc miBbiuiQt mo Der Fortcl
tag cr6ob cntihjcocucn GinIprth
9cNcn bic GcbGiiiQc Nrt, mic Ole per
ionIid)c mo Eortcl Uhrc bon @cnol'
iCu pcrIcbt mor0Cn lei. Niit Der Gbrc
9lnocrcr, sic nift }lrr Eortci 0cb0s
rClL brouht mans nid)t 10 1crol jlt
nChn,cn. Tic NCouttcurc OC3 u%or.
m6rt1," bcncn mon idon lcBtc3 &obr
olli oCnt EortcitoNc III Nrcnlcn NlIcr.
lei um 3crr9 iliftc, idcincn oc@ Nll'
fclna miioc QCtUOroCn I'll lcln; 'ic &C
ben. GoB conlit obrr Die StrcjtiN
tcitcn in Der lo}lulocmotrotlld)cn
Nortci ouiborcn lucr0crl, brondt
mon bcawe8en nod nIdt onjlneb-
IilllA' .I....I .Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
9Gnmc in Saitcn mno SUpfcn.

Smirerariiu nller Mrt In ai'ten iillo 36ptell
miro iiir NefcrntinneSipede geite,eti g,etne
1niecticioes uuO Suieftentooier perilIeen uIae.
Stdlcn; iein Gift, scnSet Dor tpeeen
gncntet fir Staot. mo Sdno Rclliht.
gem. I. Gurie,
siusi0ir !. 9suricrN,
Gr. 2l3. g~tors.Gaipcrt,S irabe, Baltimore.
Cutui2i I&Sl 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

Ser cbCm &Citcr Der
.Id0cmlctttcll Ncrlihcrlnga . Wcic0,
ldldit" NchIcitucr in 9rcaocn, mrr.
&c rod. %oftt0Ni0cn @eridtaperbonO.
litnGttt 'IDc1cn llntrcl,c 81 cinCm( Iobr
unb oft Wonotcn @ci0n0nib uno
orci Sobrcn Gbrpcrlult pcrllrtbcilt.
Stc o@ bait" Dol | it II
Seitte tril't mon IiherIld) bel Den
TcrliderlnQa @clrlid)oitcn, mcint
bic oN..9 St@5tG." Nag itinncn;
iibrigcna 0icbt C3 cine Nn6obl Gorpo.
rutionS NmuGItc mo Hobbpiltcn. DC.
rcn 8cb0ltCr olld) lid)t bon Noppc
limo.
Ser fron50ii DE Hui +
idifier WnrcinuC plant cinc nclrc
0ouonfobrt nod) bcnt Nor0pol. Cr
mill cine1 WfotorbuIlon QebroltdCn.
WorciQnc hGlt Ca Iilr mo1lid), nit
tellt brobtloIcr Gclcgropbic ltctH Ocn
Srt heS @ollon3 an bic Nbgnt109itcl.
lc 5llriid5umcIoCn. Gr boift, Spu-
rcn bon gnorc'H Grpcoition oui5u-
iinbcn - .. y. pcnn CT nid1t lelblt
buS Shidinl Nnorc'a tbciIt.
9 lie $40 d CT it ontli d {
NonbclS.Gonmiiiion tbeiIt III ibrcnl
chen ueroiicntlid)tcn @crif)t nit oob
in Dem lester, GiSfuliobr. ooH nit
ocn 30. Suni obidDloB, oll ocn onlc.
rifoniidcn Giicnbobnen 1881 3uiom'
mcnitobc mo 1885 GrtNleilur9etl
bon 3iIQcn porgctommcn ii1o, bel
ocrcn SS6 Ecrloncn 9ct0btct mo 49,,
7S3 pcrlctt lulroCn. Nit oenl Tor'
iuhrc pcrglid)crL cinc 3unnbnlc BON
If Sooten uno 1928 TcrIcbten. Ger
Observation-Disclosures Den observation-disclosures
llnfdllc pcrltriodtcr, belief lid oltl
S. .4i0.G1t Collars. Sic summer,
lueldle oic Giicnbahn. @eieuld)aftcr
al Die NintcrbIicbcncn Der 8ctootc'
ici lllo on sic @crlctten III 5ohlell
batter. ipcroen lcioer nift betnrtt
gegcben. abcr audi 10 lit Die Serlrlt.
lite zines Sohrcs ollf irleret Gi'clt.
bohllen crld)rcdcnb bod, mo oob liz
| acaen oos Toriobr cine Stei9crWIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
SpbcsfG0r.

Vim -. Cftobcr in gielu 9ort 6reO. Is. Haif,
80 Sabre nGt.
Vim %. CEtobcr Nuua NJ. sdwnrSer, 10 Sabre
alt.
Nin u. Sftober Surn 0rlnno, 80 Sabre uIt.
anl ~. Sitoher Jacob aarder, II Sabre alt.
Vim II. Sftober Saeub Noieuberg, 6G Sabre
sm u. Sftober 3oicpb illrid,, I Iabr alt.
Vim 10 Sitnhcr Wiarn e. YsebeI. [ Nnhr nIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Wnnu batcr.

So ftur6 plbpIi6 am %. Cftobcr 1905 auua
5bater, @itt,ue oce ocr'tor6encn Charles e..
Shater, int IIicr bon % Sabrelt, in ibrer Iebielt
"eroipuna finoct am 5onneriaa, ben 26. 0fiuhcr,
JInhmittnp5 = llbr, uuf oer ogouoon.Farf &C.
mcterN" itdit. (2gS--9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Ipbu u. Wluf.

IS itarb plopIib AM u. Sftpbcr 1908 Nerr
3uhu n. @lud III ielucnt 70. HcbelSiabrc, ges
liGbtcr Suitc bon elisabeth Slnd. Sic Nccrot.
plHg ftHoCt piitiu oh, 9iudntiitnqs , llbr, pJn
Irnuerbuuic. Nr, 20i6, Gahcru'Nueuue, aus
uuf Der Baltimore Cemetery" itutt.
tgnb-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Sird)lidJc NnSciscn.
pus.Wcmcinbc
Ycriammlnngs. Nn5cigen.

apufjrmuuocn Stnnnen Mtttlpoh $50
SnmiiuU $50 i'm SduIbuiite. (2HS,dU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Bari.
2urrainc.

Walerifh - farfartia - Sriebftdh.
WcitIid bon WIlhrpof Elm mn cine babe
WeiIe. Renubt Die nit Bolpbdtint be3eidhnete
gicribs MbenuesGnr, 5reie 1utfheu giddmiituas
uui terminus. Rtttie bon 8eardbntbpldBen icst
tpe3iel. 9etbte Reoineurqer. 2elepbcn :
Cation 223. 8hrtnn: Sranfltu. NIB Wiuotpr.
Roabs. gerlanat gruidiiire. (U2at4. tS.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

erfobren bat. lit fem Qutca 3clfcn
mr. Die groBere SihcrmD8 Der Gl'cI.
balm. 9ctriebc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19

AAed Uncle Of Mrs. 4. D. Brown Of
This City Passes Away.

UTICA, N. Y, May IL. Hiram Cronk,
the last survivor of the war of 1912,
who two weeks ago celebrated his lOoth
birthday, died at Sun Brook this
morning. He served as n private in
Capt. Fuller's company of the One
Hundred and Fifty-seventh regiment
in defense Of Sackett's Harbor.
New YORK, May The body of
Hiram Cronk, who lived to be the last
survivor of the war of 1912, was
brought here today from Bonneville,
N Y, and will be laid away in Cypress
Hills cemetery with full military
honors. The funeral will be held to-
morrow and in the meantime the body
will lie in state in the city hall.
Accompanying the body were Mr..
Cronk's three surviving sons and one
daughter. They were Philander
Cronk, 81 years old; William, -; John
GO and the daughter, Mrs. Sarah Raw.
Icy, II years old.
MIR. Cronk was an uncle of Mrs. A.
ID. Brown of this city. A few months
ago the board Of alderman of New
York city passed a resolution to give
Mr.. Cronk a public funeral when
death should finally overtake him, and
also allow his body to lie in state in
the New York city hall
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19
Meath's ShorthOrn Sale.

Wednesday. May 81, 1905, is the date
of the sixth annual sale of Shorthorns
from the Heath Ranch herd at Repub-
lican, Neb In this sale they consign
thirty head, of which nineteen are
young bulls, mostly Scotch topped,
and eleven young cows and heifers of
the useful sort bred to the Scotch herd
bulls Golden Victor Jr. 175464 and
Lancaster Royal l6S27O by Imp. Prince
Oderic (732S9) 13639S. While this of
fering is not a large one the cattle
we're nearly all bred on the Heath
Ranch, are fully acclimated to western
conditions and are from good ances.
try, mainly of Scotch breeding. The
boys have been liberal buyers at many
of the best western sales and it is
! hoped that their sale will be we'll at.
tended by those interested in the pro-
duction of milk, butter and beef. OF
the Shorthorns it has been said, the
cattle that 8 feed more babies, school
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19

more children and lift more mortgages
than all other breeds of cattle com
bined." One of the attractive bull Of
ferings Of this sale is the four.year.
| old Scotch herd bull Golden Victor Jr
175464 by Victor of Wildwood. This Is
a well-bred bull, a good individual and
has proven to be a good breeder and
will 90 to the highest bidder without
reserve. The Heath boys have estab.
lished a reputation as reliable and
careful breeders of good S%horthorn
cattle and it is known by all who have
attended their previous sales, or
bouabt.stock of them that they never
back down or stop a sale on account
of low prices, as long as there are any
bidders for the stock. Write them for
sale catalogue and make your plans to
attend their sale as their guest and see
how they do things at the Heath
ranch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19
MARRIAGES
D. L. 6rOat Takes a Wife,

On Wednesday at high noon, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Click, David Groat of Red Cloud to
Mrs Hattie Dodd, of Fort Atkinson,
Iowa. Mr.. David Groat is GA years of
age and was a pioneer in these parts in
the early los, also a soldier in the
early COS. The bride is a handsome
portly lady 81 years old, is a sister of
George Scarf. a well-known farmer
living southwest of town. Mr.. Nathan
Click Justice of the peace, pronounced
them mar and wife. Mrs. Click pre-
pared the dinner. MI. and Mrs. Geo
Scarf. MI. and Mrs. Nathan Click and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Click constituted
the guests.
After dinner was served the bride
and groom departed for Red Cloud.
their future home, where the groom
has a neat little two story brick cot
tage awaiting the arrival of the bride.
The Review and many friends ex-
tend congratu atoms -Riverton Re.
view.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19
Council MeetlnN.

Last Thursday night there was a
called meeting of the city council.
Cruncilmen present, Gather, Parker
and Warren.
j. w. Kinsel, water commissioner,
made the following report of the re.
ceipts and expenses of the water sys-
tenn for the past year:
RECEIPTS
Received from b Il M r.. .$lO66 "a
Received from others. ........ 7171l
TOTAL AZ
EXPENSES
Coal and freight . ......... 1893 GO
Repair'g standpipe and meters 236 "a
Engineers salary ........... $4,000
Water commissioner ......... 5000
Total receipts ............. 1883 40
10 20
Less seven meters on hand. 4775
Net shortage. ............. Sl2S Ii
On motion the report of the water
commissioner was placed on file
On motion the water commissioner
was instructed under no circumstances
to turn on water for anv person unless
said party has placed a water meter OF
the line to be used. except by consent
of the mayor and council.
On motion the street commissioner
was instructed to make the waterway
between the Miner and Peterson
buildings in a straight line with the
curbing
l.. M. Crabill was ordered to place
his street a line OF a grade IN Web
ster street and Fourth avenue and put
in stone crossings to conform to the
permanent walks now being put in.
A cement crossing was ordered put
in at Fourth avenue and Walnut
street, north side of Fourth avenue.
Street commissioner was ordered to
fill in and put in culverts for walk to
be built on east side of block 4, Gar.
ber's second addition.
Adjourned
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19
Deaths and Funerals.
John L. ShI3ley.

John L. Shigley, aged 81 years, I
months and Is days, died Monday,
May ID, at the home of his son, John
Shigley, a mile and a half northwest
of I~navale. Funeral services were
held at the stone chapel May l6. at .
O'clock, conducted by w. T. Taylor.
Interment in cemetery at the chapel.
John l.. Shigley, was born in Green
county, Ohio, September 80, 1910. At
an early age he removed with his
parents to Ohio, where his youth was
spent On June 4, 1874, he was mar.
ried to Martha Foster, who died in
lS47 April IL, 1S49, he was married to
Margaret Moore, and in 1854 they re-
moved to Iowa, where they resided for
twenty-eight years. In 1882 the family
removed to Jewell county, Kansas,
locating a few miles west of North
Branch His second wife died Sep.
TENDER 9, 1884. Eight children sur.
vive the deceased, four of whom were
present at the funeral There are also
thirty grandchildren and eight great
grand children.
Mr.. Shigley had been a member OF
the M f. church from his youth. lie
loved the old hymns, and each night
he offered up prayer before retiring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19

Hay and teed at Plumb's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19
4. 3. u. W.

Members of Red Cloud lodge No. GO,
are requested to attend the regular
meeting Tuesday, May %. The report
of the delegates to the grand lodge
will be a part of the program for the
evening. Members desiring to be cor
rectly informed of the proceedings of
the grand lodge regarding rates and
all other matters should make special
effort to attend.
Yours in c., ii. and p,
WIN. McKIMMEy, NJ w.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19
Decoration Day PROGRAM.

Members of the Grand Army, sold
rs of Spanish American war, en-
soldiers and Woman's Relief Corps
will meet at G. A. II hall at l o'clock
p. m Tuesday, May 80.
Line of march will form on Webster
street at 100 p. IN commanded by ID.
L.. q oat, marshal of the day.
Column will march west on Fourth
avenue to Walnut S rect, thence south
and west to cemetery, proceeding in
line of march through cemetery.
Details will be assigned by post
commander and president of Relief
Corp to decorate graves of dead com
rades and members of the corps.
Following the decoration OF the
graves the line of march will form ia
hollow square at the monument to
the unknown dead, where the follow,
ing program will be carried out:
Exercises of Relief Corps.
Exercises of G. A. r.
Music.
Ten minutes talk-"The Unknown
Dead" Rev. Bates.
Benediction-Rev. G. Fl. Rice.
Column march to speakers stand.
Flag drill by kindergarten pupils.
Song-"My Country 'Tis of Thee
by the audience.
Invocation Rev. Davis.
Singing by quartet,
Reading list of dead comrades.
Oration-Rev. Mrs. Phillips, Omaha
Benediction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-19
SHORT-HORN SALE.
Al Superior, Neb., May rs,

The offering consists of 10 registered
bulls ranging in ages from 8 to &c
months, These are richly bred, two
of then being straight Scotch There
will be, also, so head of high grade
cows and heifers, all of breeding age,
safe in calf or with calves at foot by
Scotch Short Horn bulls ,
For further particulars address
ROBERT GUTHRIE,
Superior, Neb.