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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Gliinhcth Watinaer.

IS itaro am Is. 5ebruar 1905 in ber 8ob'
brooi. Paltimorc.Gountn 5rau ettiabetb gna'
tinser i'm 75. aebensinbre. Sic Glttihlaielle
mar in Srieocufels. 9uperil. Geutfdlnio, 9ebo'
rem, Sreunoe unn 8eripnuoie Der 6drntlie ttllh
boili6it eeoeier, fin beute 9orntitiag nm 10
llhr in Der 81. MnrD's atrfe. Sonalstoipt,
sil6ufinoeu, no elm feierIidles Henutsnl mr. tbr
ftrbet nlf benz .bl. Griofers 5rieobote" tidtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
llnnn 6. Snhner.

IS iiaro AM %. 5cbrlar 1908 in ibrer lesien
@obuuna. Dir. 1918, Noro'Saans.S trabe, slnna
g. 9iibner, e5 2abre nlt, eeliebte Satin nol
1deoh 3iibrer. Sic Aeernieurte tiroet Etenfta9,
bnnfe aus mad Der Ct. Sa~fobus.air6e itdit
no UNI 70 llbr Wioreels, cine Reauiemmeiie
fir ibr SeeIeubeil e~eGefen ipirb. 8eiiesultg
auf benz 81. Griofer'6riebbofe" (57-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Griehcrife g. Sdlunrs.

Gs ftarb np %. 5ebrunr 1906, 7.t5 llbr
glhcnoS. in ibrer lepten gDobnula, gtr. 2S25,
St'Qreiion'strabe. Srieberiie q. ,edamar6
cSdttin bon :. e. gfpor3. Sie seerbtennq, ttn'
bet WSittmpd,, oen 2s. 5ebrldr. UNI 8 ubr NadD'
nlitfaas pott ibrer Ieeten sSnbnlne, Pr. 1926,
Of 4reitonsStrahe. ais itatt. (55--9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Tt2artcmeut Der 1ifeutliGcu 9auten, Sub.Se.
pnrtrncrt bcS Stupt. 3ngenteurs.

49, a-hNN
purtrntent ocs stuot5nsentenrs.
Bulttmore. IA. Sebruar 1906.
Vertcgeitc Nngcbutc, an ben ,godro OF
Iipnros"". 9are Of the Giib Feeiiier." %aoreifirt.
lueroen BON Stnbt'9feeiitrutor bis Mitttu pnl,
ben q. 5ebrunr 1906, ent9eeen eeroinntell flir
Die 9tioeairure be5 ct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon Der eirunboreibieiten Strnbe biz Mserrp.
mans Cane iinb bon oa bis 81 einem Surtte
etiud d6t3ebrbunoert urb tiinf5ig C550) Sub
itorofpeitlid an Merrnntdn'S Cane.
@efantr1fe bere6nete @trbeit III 9777 aubifs
bar6s auserabuneen uno 1896 aubifoarbs
gluffi1nns.
LIB fir bic M~ocuoamifiruna beS CT. 9auI.
ttrdbensg oulebdrb bon oer einunooretbiettelt
Strabe bis Merrnmdn's Cane uno BON 90 bis
5i einem 1unfte etlud cbt3ebnbunoert unD
thrf9ts Gs50) 6ub ttoropeftIi6 oil Mlerrps
mans Cane.
epejififationen uno Mnsebots. 5ormuInre fper.
ben aIf Ipplif1tion In oteient 9iireai e~eIietert.
Sic eontrnft : Serae6ungs 9eb6roe beb1lt
ih oaS Ne6t Dor. iraenb peIde uno nQe slnees
bote 5u perperfen Gin beelaubieter GGed in
Der 9obe beg In ben 5peSitifotioreit aneebenen
SetragHs. Bnblbdr an pen Ntdpor ulo Stnbtratb
bon Baltimore, rtus iebem @neebot ~beieefiiet
fem.
.. Z. Senban,
StaotsSngenieur.
9eitdtiet:
6. Clan Stmnnns,
RrIitoeIlt ber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(6ebr15, 1917, 10 0.21 1924 ,26.2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
9phrt Sdlmtbt.

@S ftarh am Sonntoe. ben %. Sebrunr 1905,
b.45 llbr slbenos, i'm n@agemeinen 9euti6eu
CSreifenbeim" Sphn sd,miot i'm sIIier Don 81
Sabreit. Die 8eerotauie finbet Sieuftng, Gad'
nifiaes 8 il6r, auf Der Baltimore een1eterp"
jtntt -s (57-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Gpuiin Wrpk.

81 ftarb om rs. %5ebrunr 1905 mad Iunser
arnnfbeit aouiin @ruh, .geb. Sientol, eelte6te
bcllsiabre. Die 8eeroigune iinoet Eienitag,
ben 27. Sebrudr, gdfmttiaas 2 llbr, bin
Grnuerhnuie, gir. 1907. S~ft'Otonumetts StraBe,
ans itntt. Sreunoe uno Sertpanoie iinb eitiees
Inhcrt. hei,nrpobner. (b7--SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Subina 8nntpntann.

IS fidrh nndD furSent aeiner an 26, 5eoruar
1905 urfcre aeliebte Minticr. 8robnlutier uno
llrerobnluiter sabiua @untpnann I'M -. Sop'
re hires Qebens. Sie @eeroignlte fiitoef fon'
neritna, Nnhmiitops nm 2llhr. bonn Trainer
baufe. Dir. 2227. Wsc9enrps gtraBe, aus llaD
her p9oiiooit, Rarf, Gcnteterp" ttatt. t5s-ool
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Gin Sd)ritt in Der red)tcn Gihtnng,
spart Is Nruscnt an alien eritflaffsen

Gin fdoiter Snra, eutfueoer nit
ibpar8em Il6 ober meibent Ooer
erdiIen Bliff' lleber8ne, anes fir
G1res@iniae, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
@tr,hdli q mirultg Der Qeife. e7E
2rauerflor, 8 9aar Sanbfbube, 0IO
Seffnung oeS @rabes,
9eifenip ngel uno 8 feire 4utften.
Miniam Gppf. 2cifenbeitatter,
9tortbs Iro @reeuntountsGoe. Seioe Telephone
(Sanl1. Dl1te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Sobn @. Seufel,
Tr. 6O4, ehs.e .straRe,
III Ner Qcid1ruhrftntfer.

fueI1er Que s~uftrdee itets 3ur 3ufrieberbeii
o~usiIbrt. Die por !bm bebanoeIten Geiten fons
ten 8oden lang lieeen. obne Die eerineften
araSuirte @inbaIta mrirerift. unb lit Die 9ebanb.
lung bon 6raueuIei4eu beren Spe5iaIitdt.
CSan101S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

3ie Sto'bt Nronffurtu a. %.
bat onlobltf Der iilberncn SodlSeit
@odl6eit bes oeitifen SoiirpaorcS
10000 Wtorf fir cine Stift1na eur
Sefomptrung Der 5iiberfuloie bctpil.
ligt. @ie Der Sberbiirgermeiiter
6ronfflrt's %mittbeilte, iino altber.
Dem nod grobe pripote ,3upcnoirlt.
gen 81, Der Stiftung in sus'itt &c.
itelt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

emt, 8attimpre, mb. 81
Sieo inns beGehrt, bem Suffrage nes
aldgerS iofort rro polirboltltd) er1t'
iprod)en iporben lit. @oblrge9en Die
ct. Coulter CO ifon IQn9It botter,
oas nnoeripcitiac 8ctrGrf, 1ilto be-
fonnt bofiir marcll. 8cnn lie Nun
lomnertcn rul0 fIdqten, Bob lbnell
oaS boie Chicago ,ihr Srinfipoi'cr
peroerbe," bo froqtc unb Iod)te Die
Wclt imGborus: So, met trirtt oenlt
@olier IN ct. 2o1i5? ct. Souis
moft'8 iibriqcna fcin 0onr better,
mic Chicago, iogor nod ihlimnler;
cs fiibrt icille IbiGlc in ben Wi'iii.
lippi, unb 5lpor, mic Die u%GbcnopoIt."
Iagt, nrneroiinnt, mGhrCrb Gbteo9o
lcinc SbfGqe nit riciigcn Ntcllgclt
ScciDaIiers neroiirult.
Sn Ober d)Icitcr bat Die
8cniditorrc in elmer @ohc nie0cr
nm 80 Gellerfronflnoeu unb rs 20.
0catollc 5ugenommen. Sic onbolteltoc
acknowledgements betrG9t adlt
Tro5cl1t.
Ser + D h it Breis, BEN e
cine Morfcnion1mlu1g e~r5tclt bat,
pltrbe fiir5lid fir bic Santntlung
zines &errn @. DAM in 9onDon be.
6oblt. Ger aollfpreis betrug 10000
Collars.
Sn @icn bot G6riitinc
Sebbc(, Die @ittipc oca Iid,terS Irics
6rid) Scbbel, om 8. 5ebrrlor ibren 50.
8cburt5tng in beitcm @oblicin &c.
%fciert. Sic mar friiber Sdouipielcrin
AM @icner &ofbllrqtbcntcr.
Ser fran5oiii6e Senat
bat Den bon her8ommer bereitS ange.
nommener 8eiesentnurf Qcnebmigt,
llndl lucI6em Die 0anf sc Taris be.
rcdltigt lit. ibre Notenoiisgobe mn
800 WiiQioncn SrancS i'll crboben.
Cine geunbe Stobt mus
Son @iopanni in Ser itolieniidc!l
Eroptlt5 Gremona iein. Sic Stoot
5dblt 5000 @inpobner nl,b lett benz
8. N%opelnber 1901 lit BORT fcin Mcnid)
gcitor6en.
N ol5er Q d) lo aus
Wettbeim marnt I'M Sofalblatt, lei.
ller %e1tloifencn G~bebdlfte noltf lei
men Nfomen ipeoer etlpos al borgen
nod sit leiben" mo ihlicBt nit bcn
inbaltslfmeren @orten: y@er lie
onbinoet lnlo mir mieoer bril1gt, be-
fomlnt feline 9elobnune."
Rad Der .Stotiitiden
Gorreiponoen5" betrG9t Die Sepolfcz
rung BreuBen's i1ad Der lebten
SolfS5ablung bonn 1. GcSember lct.
ten Sabrcs 37273,7 1852 Seelen gcgcn
34,472,509 am /, 9escm6er 1900.
3unobme bctr19t S.t3 BroScnt
ODER olirdl ihnittlid Isl Tro,ent
idbrlih.
Gle Sta'bt 6r"onffurtu a. %.
bat anlobltf Der iilberncn SodSeit
@odlSeit bes oeutihen SoiirpaorcS
10000 Worf fir cine Stifhtna CUR
Sefompfung Der 5iiberfuloie belpil.
@ie Der Sberbiirgermeiiter
6ronffnrt's mittbeilte, iinb ailbcr.
Dem nod grobe pripate ,3upcnoun.
gen 5n Der Stiftung in Gus'ift &c.
iteQt noroen.
Die vSnturio 8lofe"
ySr. ". s, @bitc, Snipcf.
tor Der connbiihen ginmonoerunas.
aeentilrer in ben Scr. Stoaten, lit
Dor ciniecn Iagen in Sttopa einac.
lno beridtet, bab Die ,3abl Der
Ginmunoercr ans ben Scr. Stoaten
lid oieies Sahr anf po1ig 10000
mebr belalien miro, ols I'M Sabre
1905. Gie Sai,ptifapierigfeit. Die
6r. @bite tefiirdtet, beitcbt borin,
oaB nift setiigenb Cars fir sic
Transportation bieier eroben ;3abI
aniicolcr erlanet merben fonnen.
@abreno oes Mpnots Of1rs anein
5000 Cars notbie iein, nm
Die gimanoerer. ibr Gteb uno &c.
rdtbidaften rad Canada 5i befor.
oern. Sp6ter iolen bret ODER bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

utl0 Menelif ouabrnf. 9tod) Ger
SdIud)t bon Nbun ~itilr5tc cr nit Dem
gnr5et Gobinet Griipi. Scttoem be.
rcitctc lid Der 60hC mo cncrgilGt
Monn borolti por, icIbit on'S &lloer
alt fonmlen. S(ls 1897 Die olte GriIpi-
Gortci 3erfic(, mtr0c Sonnino Der
Siihrer scr conierputipcn Eortct, Die
Den aonlpi gcgcn bic O~cn1ofrottlfc
Ncrn inter 3onnrOellt's, @lolltti II.
6orbis Sabre lang qefilbrt bat, bis
I'M 6cbrlror 1906 bu@ @lild ncnl6ilb'
rcr Sonlino bolo lunr. Sornlno
bat iid ItciS ais ciucn iibcr5cu9tcn
lt1D trcllen Nnb6ugcr Oc2 Grcibun'
0ca be5cihnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
@crmiidDte Mnseisen.
Baltimore Sransfcr GOmpasnie

eipsh.Gde ppn 1isbt. nub lombard. etrose.
bat TIRE ansftatflii8 I'M .ntebrere 6nbrioerfe
(GarS) oersrobert uno III ieet i'm Gtanoe,
Wobeln bon Snis 5u Snis 3u befDroern unb
fit Die Mnfbeipobruna ober Serfenbune az pers
poden. Vrpnipie nno 5ireridfiise gebienune
ipirb 5ueeiidert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Rad Der rStotiitiiten
Gorrciponben5" betr09t Die Sepolfcz
rung BreuBen's nof Der lcsten
So~lfS5abliing pom /. GcSember lce.
ten Sobrcs 1928, 1852 Scelen acacn
34,412,509 am 1. 9e5cm6er 1900.
Gle 3unobme bctrG9t S.t3 Broscnt
ODER oltrdlifnittli6 Isl Tro5ent
iGbrlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

II y dl5er q 6Ioiier IL $
@eirbeim lporllt I'M 2ofalblatt, iei.
ncr cntloufenen GbebGlftc .oltf lei
men Nannen meoer etlpos 5ll bergen
nod SIT leiben" mo ihlicBt nit Den
inholtSi6peren @ortcn: y@er tic
onbinbet unb mir mieoer brirgt, be-
fomlnt feline 9elobnune."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Cine g~eunbe Staot mn I;
Son @iopanni in Ser itulieniidc.l
Yropin5 Grenlona iein. Sic Stoot
56blt 5000 Ginlpobner itnb lett benz
O.. Ropelnber 1901 lit BORT fcin Mcnid,
geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Ser fron50iii6e Senat
bat Den bon heraommer bereitS onge.
l,ommeren 8eiesentpirf ocnebmigt,
nadl pcldem Die 9anf &c TariS be.
rcftigt lit. lire Notenous9obc nm
800 MiQioncn Sranc8 i'll crbobert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

@asi It Der Wenih in Ser
3eitung? s(uf otcic Srnee eibt Ser
nGertide gnhorndere aalenber fir
1906" folscnbe sntport: a@enn er
scboren miro, INNER elm eeilinoer.
frdftiser anabe;;" peni, er bon ben
Gltcrn fortlduit. aein lieber, gutter
Sobn." Dem fir oaes @orgefonene
gcr3cibiing 5itgtiidert fpiro; rpenn CT
cine Sroll o,tf BEN ti6t mebr unees
ipobnlihen @eee Der annonce iuft,
.cin iul,acr Mnnn aus gutter Sami.
Tic" mem, cr cinc grieftoide nit Sn.
holt pcrlcren bat, ,,cin orlller Sous
fncdlt;;" melln er fcillen olten SiI5.
bcfcl nit eincm neiicnSnt pertaiiiflt,
Scr moblbefdni1te 8crr, Der iif) feline
Observation-Disclosures MAIDEN ipirb,"
ilpo lpcl,n or itirbt. iinnler Scr trcitc
6rcuuS nnb brope @attc" fiir ale, Die
i'm fonllter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Sn @icn bat Gbriitinc
Sebbc(. Die @ittipc oea GihterS 6rics
brid) ScbbeI, om 8. 5ebrltor ibren 80.
8cburt5tng in beltem @oblicin &c.
%fciert. Sic NOR friiber Sd%nuipiclcrin
am @icr1er Soiblrgtbcatrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
9eitdtiet:

.. VIuh 1IflnNufI
Frdfibent Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(6ebr23,2 "a, &c. 27, 2s. 0idr31.2.3,5.6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Ser f It Yreis, Ben e
cine Morfcniommlung er5tclt bat,
mltrbe fiir5lif fir bic Santntlung
zines &crrn @. DAM in 9orlDoll be.
6obIt. Ger aoifpreis betrllg 10000
Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

sus bette unb biaisie osutids slatt TIT ben
p,ittel. unb Shbitadten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Sn Sber d. Iciien bat oie
8cniditorrc it elmer @ohc nicbcr
INN 80 Iellerfronflnoelt unb t6 %.
bcSfo1c 5ugerlomncn. Sic onbnItenoc
acknowledgements bctrG9t odlt
Yro5el1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
per 9eutf6e gorre(pomoent
eridjcint jcSrn Sag int Sabre.

Gtsentblmcr G. 8aine, @obntrs:
6. & 3. $40 y Minoiipn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

gcfh6ftstibrcr e. s. Seind, @pbnnns;
L. & g 121 % 8aIbroof:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
Are You Divorced?

The courts have just ruled that,
where divorce has been granted
in Kansas it is not in full force
and effect until all the costs and
fees in the case, regularly taxed
by the clerk of the court, arepaid.
At the end of six months after a
divocre is granted if it is found
that the costs are not paid the
court will make a new order,
knocking the case off the books
and the people who thought that
separation had come will find that
they are still securely tied. 1t is
we'll to pay the costs in these cases
if a divorce is really wanted. As
there are several cases on the Bar
ton county docket where the costs
are not paid, it might be well for
those interested to look after them,
if they want the divorce to stand.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
DEMAND FOR IMPLEMENTS.
Farmers Have Money to Buy New Ma
chinePy This Year.

Kansas City implement men re
port the heaviest trade in the his.
tory of the business. 1T is all
due to the big crops which are
coming in" said the agent of one
big concern yesterday. Wheat
is still 100 per cent. The Kansas
farmer has money in every room
in his house and instead of repair
ing his old machines, is buying
newer and more improved stuff.
1t is economy for him to do So"
The Farmers Automobile
Company" has started business in
Kanass City, hoping to profit by
the prosperity of the wheat and
corn belts. This concern is pre-
pairing to build slow-speed high
power cars for farm work. A
machine now being built will do
the work of sixty-f horses and
the claim is that it will pay a
farmer to buy it, despite the high
cost. Kansas City Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
Progress Club.

The Progress Club held its an
nual usiness meeting and election
Of officers yesterday at the home
of Mrs. Vernon Russell. Besides
the business of election many sug-
gestions were made for improve
ment the coming year which show
ed the earnest thought the mem
bers have been giving their Club
and their devotion to its best in
terests.
The last meeting for the year
will be held at the home of Miss
Taylor next Monday. Play "AlIs
we'll that Ends WE'LL" Leader
Mrs W. A. Jones.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
80, presented and granted.

Request of S. A. Newcombe
that he be allowed to locate his
wagon scales at his office on the
parking of 10Th street between
Main street and Williams Avenue,
was granted, and a resolution
adopted to that effect.
The marshal was instructed to
abate all nuisances along the city
ditch and also other places.
An ordnance was presented for
the building of sidewalk on the
south side of 10Th street from the
east corporate limits to the inter-
section of Main street.
The Mayor submitted the fol-
lowing appointments: F. d.
Wilson. marshal; E. Price, street
commissioner; F. H. Hitchcock.
nightwatch; E. C. Cole. city at
torney. On roll call the appoint.
ments we're confirmed, Council
men Honnen, Smith, Moses, ALI
son, Miller, Bunting and New
combe voting aye.
W. f. Honnen was elected
president of the council.
The following acceptance of
Ordinance 293 was filed:
Great Bend, Kan, May Z, 1906.
To the Honorable Mayor and
Councilmen of the city of Great
Bend. Kansas.
Gentlemen: We hereby accept
the franchise given by your honor
able body in Ordinance No. 293,
subject to the terms and conditions
of said Ordinance amended this
date.
Signed A. E. Dunn,
Z. d. Heyde.
Council went into executive ses-
sion.
| Council re-convened in regular
session.
Council adjourned.
W. P. FEEDER.
! City Clerk.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
THE RUSSIAN
PARLIAMENT.
Meeting Today Broken up by Soldiers
and WOfkmen Inilamed.
WAS ALMOST A RIOT.

st. Petersburg, May S.-The
meeting of the members of the
lower house of parliament and the
new council of the empire was
broken up by the soldiers today.
The hall where the meeting was
taking place was surrounded by
infantry and cavalry. A hundred
policemen entered the hall and
drove the members out. When
the news of this move on the part
of the government reached the
hall where the constitutional
democrats were holding a conven-
tion there was almost a riot.
The working men and labor
element generally are inhamed
over the sudden orders to many
leaders of the workmen to leave
the city Immediately.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
TO FIX THE
RESPONSIBILITY,
Congressman Campbell Introduces
Measure to Investigate Accidents
PROTECT TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

Washington, May S.-Congress
man Campbell, of Kansas, in
PRODUCED in the house today a res
olutioni directing the Secretary
of Commerce to make an investi.
CATION of the causes of railway
accidents which have occurred il
the United States during the past
four years, and to show the mum.
Der of deaths and the value of lost
property il each case, reporting
to congress with suggestions that
will enable legislation for the pur
pose of securing greater safety
to the travelling public.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
MOB TAKES FRENCH CITY.
Election Disturbances Make Trouble In
Guadalupe.

Washington, May S.-The
authorities in Guadalupe, French
West Indies, are still in the power
of a mob, as a result of election
troubles.
The commander of the Ameri-
can feet at San Domingo has been
instructed to send a warship i'm.
mediately to Guadalupe to pro-
tect American interests, although
there are few Americans on the
island, but large American in
terests.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
An Earthquake Relic.

In the war relic museum in the
state capitol of Colorado, is a re-
hinder of an earthquake which
Q visited Missouri in 1911 with dis.
astrous consequences. 1t is a land
grant made by the general govern
ment to one of the sufferers, Jesse
Devoir, and is signed by Presid-
emit James Monroe. The docu-
ment.i is we'll preserved, although
yellow with age. 1t recites that
: it is executed in pursuance of an
act passed February II. 1915, en-
titled An act for the relief of
the inhabitants of the late county
of New Madrid, in the Missouri"
and conveys to Jesse Devoir or
his legal representative GAO acres
of land. 1t is signed BY the presi-
dent and land commissioner, G.
W. Graham. 1t was donated to
the state museum several years
ago and was given an obscure
location but is now prominently
displayed as of timely historic in
terest.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
TROUBLE IN COLORADO.
Union SmeIter Workers and Wives In.
dugerate a Riot al Pueblo.

Pueblo, Colo, May S.-Non.
union Shelter workmen were at
tackled by a hundred union strik-
ers, following the futile efforts Of
the latter to persuade the non
unionists to quit work. Many
wives of the striking workmen
participated in the affair.
One striker was killed, and two
policemen attempting to quell the
riot, were injured. The police
finally stopped the trouble.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
fr0sts In Iowa and Indiana.

Des Moines, Ia, May S.-A
killing frost visited northern Iowa
Sunday..night, and gardens and
fruit growers suffered great losses.
Indianapolis, Ind, May S.-The
frost Of Sunday night covered a
great portion of Indiana. But
the damage to fruit is reported
slight.
Detroit, Mich, May S.-Light
furies of snow fell here Sunday
and Monday. No damage to fruit.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
EARTHQUAKE IN The EAST.
East Hampton, Connecticut, Is Shaken
This Morning.

Middleton, Conn.,, May San
earthquake shock was felt early
this morning at East Hampton,
Connecticut. Great consterna-
ton prevailed, but so far as learn
ed there were no fatalities. Some
small buildings were damaged.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
Another One Gone.

New York, May S.-The New
York Fire Insurance Co. is the
second to 90 out of business be-
cause of the San Francisco fire.
1t reinsured its entire outstand
ing business in the New Hamp.
shire Fire Insurance Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11

For the Street Fair at Great
Bend, June 9Th to 9th inclusive,
the Santa Fe ard MISSOURI Pacific
railroads have granted a rate of
one and one-third fare for the
round trip, from all points on
these roads within a radius Of
seventy five miles from Great
Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
BACK TO The Mines MONDAY.
Miners Ratlfy the Operators Agree.
mentS And There viii be no Strike

Scranton, Pa, May. S-The
convention of anthracite miners
ratified the agreement made with
the coal operators. There is great
rejoicing in all quarters over this
positive assurance of industrial
peace. There will be a general
resumption of work in the anthra
cite mines Monday, the 18th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11


Petition of II. D. Ashpole and
nine others asking for a sidewalk
on the east side of block 26 and
the south side of blocks q and 2S,
Heller Park addition, was grant
ed and an ordnance ordered drawn
to cover same.
Petition of E. R. Moses and
thirteen others for sidewalk on the
east side of blocks 1928 Heller
Park addition was presented, also
a remonstrance signed by T. P.
Fair and 40 others, and both were
referred to the improvement CON-
mittee.
Petition of McNown & Hayes
to erect an additin to the Moore
building situa ted on part of lots
l13. IA, Is, 16, II, and IS, block
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
DR.. still still Dead.

Macon, NO.. May S.-Dr. Ed
wards Still, aged eighty-two years
a practlcing physician in this
county for sixty-seven years, and
a brother of DR.. A. Still, founder
Of osteopathy, died here today.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11

Insure your crops against loss
by hail with the Grain Growers
Hail Insurance Company Of
Topeka, represented by Currier
& Smith. j. V. Brinkman Co.
Bank. Depository for local reserve
fund. Office Tribune build.
ing, up stairs Great Bend, Kas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
The Rhode Island UnlnIured.

Washington, May S.-Captain
Cast, commanding the battleship
Rhode Island, reports to the Navy
Department that the vessel arriv-
ed at Yorktown uninjured through
grounding on the sandbar. A
board of inquiry will be convened
to investigate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
OFFICIAL SOURCE REPORT.
Small PoX and Typhoid Among The
Frisco Refugees.

Washington, May S.-Colonel
Turny, chief surgeon of the De-
partment of California, reported
to the Surgeon General today that
there are 6fty-seven cases of
smallpox and seven cases Of
typhoid developed among the San
Francisco earthquake refugees.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-05-11
Did SPIER COMMIT suicide?
The Police Report no Evidence Of the
Attack Of Burglar.

New York, May S.-Police In
spcetor Grant today reported to
Commissioner Bingham that the
police could find no evidence that
Charles Spier was killed by a
burglar, as reported yesterday.
Inspector Grant believes that
Spier committed suicide.