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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

N,5t.,;,A i;;h,+, N,,h n,fTunlidClt
mifnst"[,n 81, r;[ht n,,i Totcul.
f;,,,S s s.S,I$ io,,orrr ouf Sic
,,no,,srnt4Enro So,nrirIiofcit ser
NcItrcid,cr -, ictcT morcn, ifidte
Sih Sta r,',,i;rbo Nlr,,,cr rod Der Gr.
oScrv,t, nn, ,am,oiI nm, iibcr sic
],rtc,e Tnnn,, ~, ictcu u1o Gotcn,.
Fin ciItc ihor mrrinc O{onote mad,
non, oo,,brricite inf Den 0ricoSidolt.
nInb gr in0tr inn uidt nlebr crrei.
'hon hcnp mi Dem @eQe oortbin
,torh Or ,miihcn Rain uno Nifola.
irm bei Sfulioni in Den Irnlcn iei.
npr Nidtc. @r4iin Yronido, 0eb. ben
Gr,okorNt piurs pl0blihen 5nbc5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Efingiteu.

.Ncni innCte SpirituS!" e~rtlinGt
e9 bclte in Den airden, ooer mlh:
80 bcirgcr Btiit, febr' bel inns Gin
iluO Iob ms 9cinc @obnunG icin!"
NiingIteu iii boS Set pes @eiltc$, lit
ober ni1d) in ieiner iriiblingSouitiGen
SriibIingsproft , in ieincm ipormcn
Gonncnihein baS liebliditc Der brci
1ro6en &irhenieite. ltnb ocsbulb
ieiert eS Der Gcutidc, Scr iit nod
INNER sic innige Siiblung nit Der
Wotur mebr gctuabrt bat. OILS onbcrc
80lfer. 9elonocrS 81 Riiu9iten pill.
germ oic bcutifcn StGotcr biuouS in
0o2 Iohenoe @riin Der @1locr, Ga
lucrbcn Eiingittouren gemoht, nitt
BLOB fir cincn Gog, ionbern fir 3luci
mo Orci Gage. IoS lit nm nal
alter @ruiidl an Dem ber Gcutitc
oilh in uniercr nipclirenrcr Belt
nod icltbdlt. 2nnge. che Die gcrmn.
niihen Stdmme Dem Gbriltcntbume
geponnen moroen. botten iic ibrc
Maiicier, mnS in mortd)en 0egcnbcn
2rutidimo's lit Die monniglide
EiinGIticicr nod beilte nit elmer
Geibe darottcriitiider ollebcrblcib.
fell" aus uiierer llrpater Gagcn Der.
friipft; Sic Stride beilteie oann bic
@eitimmnng bes EiingIifeitcS int
Ginne bes Gbriitentbums. IuS bem
bciicrcn SriibIin9sfeitc mrlroe Damn
DER Gag sur grinnernng. al iencS
aebcimniBpclle grci9nib IN Seruio'
lem, ga tie slae eiirmiitbie bel einan'
Der moren mo Der S6em 8ottes
nieSereing nit 9rauien 90 aae boil
milrben bes beilieen 8eiites nno Die
9eSen cinioGcr Mdnncr bcn Mcn'
iden ourd)'s Ser5 eing, unb DbortC
Seoer bie Sprode, S%arinnen CT gebo'
rem mar"
Efinsiten ipuroe in Der eriten Bet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

te. Scr IreltnOlid)e 9crr ne6en mir,
cbentouS 3olngolt, luie id), mcintc
llamlld gon5 noin: Sebt iebe i6 iboit
sem Wtnliten 81 um0 pcritebe has
spiel INNER nod nidt! 9as bcrlt.
Dl9tc mid, Ocnn i6 battc mGbreno
meiner 0ftcren StlrDicn bod ooS Cine
lhon teltItcucn t%onncu. BOB 6ci'm
SolpntenniS baS S6pibcn nit cine
Sallptlod)e lit. Sd bin mir MIR nidt
flor Ooriibcr, Oh oieier 3luecf burch
Elm ruiiiI6eS Tompfboh nidt nod
lcidter erreidt meroen fann. SeOcn.
fulS bot 0oS Spiel Sen 0or5ua, Scr.
trctcr Der pcrihiebcniten& tationen III
iricolidcm @cttltreit 5u oereiniact,
utO Ooa lit in luticrcr 3eit ser 86l.
tcrucrbcbung imncr etmos ipcrt6 NJ.
ici cS iclbit ocS nShmciBcS Der GO.
len"
Timer Hildmcg filbrtc inns 0urb
ole Nnlogcn bintcr Dem a%urbnlie.--
Nus Dem llntitanoc, 0oB BORT micOcr
cinmol cinigc Hicicnbdrme gciGllt
mer0cn, INN oa8 in Gr3tlihcn &rciien
10 bclicbtC &i6t SIT getutnneM bot
man ocnS6ltB gcjogcn, bob 0crA)ta.
giltrnt NIT Der 9lbliht lmlgebt, in
iener @eGenb nit GroiinumG Ora
ncllcn <rbalticS cinige Sonncnbus
Der an5ulegcn, mo5u Is, mcnn muil
nit Der Nbbol5ung 10 meiter tort.
iGbrt, an Some oud) mobrlid nid)t
ieblcn oiirfte. Nur iiber Die Scr.
mcn0ung Oca &ol3cS Ioll man no0
nidt idliiiiig iein.
&Oplliihcr gebt e@ III Den Nnlogct
am @ormcn Gamm 3lt. Is lit, OILS
Oh Die Sroucn un0 Miitter @ieSba.
ocn'S iid perobreoet b6tten, BORT ci.
ncn itummen &icienproteIt gcgcn 0ie
mo0erne Sruucnbcpegung 5u erie.
ben, irocm lie oui ben oortigen Ban.
fen iitelto, Dor oller Seiientli6fctt
oortbun, mie iebr lie bic Bflid)tcn eli.
ner c6tcn oCutiden Suu5irou 81 CT.
iiiQeu milicn. Nuc b0ltsli6cn sc.
id)Gitc, pom Striinlpfcitopfen bis
gum &inocriGugcn, mGroen BORT MT
einerSingebung criiiut, oaB Der ltou'
nct0e 6remoe ciucn ticfcn ginblid IN
Die SolibitGt unlerer SumiiiCnucr-
hGItnilIe erbGlt un0 Iid germ nod
mc6r al 0icicm trnutcn 9il0c ltncrs
id)iittcrter &mu3lrdlcntugeno %crircu,
Ell miiroc, mCnn or nur cinen Mos
iGn0c, no CT ii6 nicocrlaiicn f6nntc.
9(bcr Oie lin0 l0mmtlid) bon Nlt. II.
Suna.gSie@buOCn otfupirt, momit ic.
OoH t%cinc@mcGa acia9t lctn loll, oaB
oomit icoca @coiiriniB bciricoiNt lit.
@cuigitcns fIogtc mir cine iungc
Wuttcr, oic Ger &urpcrmaltunq iiir
Die uielen &inocrbanfe natijr4idy fubt
0antbnr lit - ser Simmcl bot tic
crit iiinQit nit 3milingcn bci6cnft
(OoS bcibt, oic iunoe Wuttcr, nidt
Die &urpcrpoltungD: Gaa mare ia
9lIeS icbr id)0n (oos beiBt Die Sim.
%ocrbGnfc, niHt Die 3pi1inge!), obrr
tic milBtc niht, no lie oll Die @in0eln
oufhGn0Cn ipQte! Milo mie0cr cine
9Iui0nbc fiir Die aurpcriuQltung, Die
iic I'M &crcin nit Dem Otogiltrot II.
Dem &urpcrcin, ooer oltf elmer 40
boc 81 WGblcnOen Gommiiion bof.
icntlit balo un0 otSreid)cno bemGl
tigcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Sas EaIais Der rniiiiden &ridJs
Tnma.
Bon Seoor 9oranow Veters
burg).

Te5 3oiierS Wille bot ooS DSauri.
ide EoloiS" fir oie GoQm0cu Ger
NcihS Guma bcitimmlt. Sir crnite
NIB crbabcne 3iuede lit oo5 I'M Gu.
bcritcn Norboitminfel Der Stoot &c.
leacnc @cbGllbe bon icincr @ouber.
rim niht beitimmt gemcicu. Gernl
bier bauite oils eriter BETTER Scr oil.
9ewoliige uto beriidtiGtc Eotemfin
dprid nEotiGmfin"), Scr genialc
Shminoler, Der ,ieincr 6iiritin oili
jener beriibmten SdiiiSreiic oilrd)
Doe, menibcnleere 8eocnoCn ocn gn.
bid zines bliibenbcn SonocS Dor.
gallfcItc, inoem er Gorier, oic MIR
Itroppen moren. nuiboute II. Wenid)
uno Ticb bon alien Soften 6uiam.
mentreibcn lieB, Inn Der lhlou cr'
ionncnen Sbeoter +. S5enrric ocr
Gborofter bIiibenoen 2ebenS 5u &c.
ben.
Sm Sabre 1888 batte ocr cinGu9igc
@iinltling, Den man trot icincS Eo.
lppbemgeiihteS nit benz ltonen gl'
tibiooeS perglid. Die Sortoren oel
! arim nit blutiger 8eluolt untermor.
Hen mo Die Salbiniel iammt SAIL
|reiden 0adbarlanoern fir &uBlans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Mid,nel Snnucnlcitcr. len.

SO itnrb I'M SunneritnG, ocn 81. mai 1906,
Wtifael SunncnIeitcr, icn., g~eltebtcr @dtte bon
Wiarld Snnnenlcitcr. I'M 81. Sabre ibreo Qcs
hctls. Sic NeeroiQunG iinoCt Snnntan, ben 3.
@GtnpScos Strubc, aus itutt. NciletunG nuf ber
~ lSciter1 GemetrO."
(9Sufbinaton, @bilnoeIpbid uno Chicago 3eis
tlIIlNen lp0llen Ne1l. cOpiren.) Nh2-l
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Gnrn[inn ~. Wirhrrhndl.

vs. liarh am 81. WiHt 1906 Caroline ~. Sie.
bcrbadl in Der 9SobnIua ibrcS Srhmienprinbtrs
9rI. perllan Naoenboop, an Goipcnton, Wto.,
i'm Ilter bon G2 Sabrcu. Die Necroiaura lin
Hct am snnntng, 9tGhmittde5 3 lIbr. nii Der
Baltimore GemeterD" itutt. G535
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
g(unn Is. MScItn6nl.

IS iturb am +. SUM 1906 In ibrer ISu6nuno,
yr. 1901. gtprbsGcHtrulsg lUeuue, Anun 6. Wcit.
pbaI, So Sabre alt. acliebie Satin oeS ueriturs
benen SPnr0 lSeitpbaI. Sic lieeroiquug finoet
Muntng, ben 4. sunni. GahnittaQs 4 llbr, bonn
Srdlerbaufe aus itntt. &crlpnnote unn 5relnoe
iino abtungsOuu eingeluocn. Ga3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Ghnrlcs W. shncibcrrith.

IS itnrG am /. Suui 1906 infer a~eliebter
@nter 0bnrlre @. ehueibrreitb in feincm %.
9ebcnSiubre. Die NccroiglnG iiuoet Muutno,
NnbmittaqS 1913 llbr, bon icincr lSobnuuq. 4r'
GeneterD" fiat. &eifetuH9 prioutim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
GunraS x. Hih.

IS itdrh am 30. Mai 1906, yiohmittaos s
lbr 30 .Httn., Gonrao y. 9iip, ~aclicbter Gatfe
Sic NcerotglnG iinbct Sonutng, gtatmifia95
INN ? l(br, bon ietner lcptcl gSobuuna, gtr.
Gt3, AurosGaitles StraBe. aus Hiatt, moBu @ers
iiHo. Qh2-Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Sreocrif @. Sdnuonc6cf.

Ss itarb am /. SUM 1906 6reosrid %.
dpp nnebef, 30 Sabre alt. ~aeIicbier @aite bon
9lnrtDa S0punebed. Die Nceroiaung finoet
1%olltiag, 9|abntttnGS 3 llbr. BON lcincr gBobz
Illlg, Nr. !, SftsHunnaus Strabe, aus auf Der
'Soloon Bart @emeterb" Itatt. Q53-D
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p @eurac ". Etrauf.

r. IS itnrb am =. SlHi 1906 @cOrae u. strauB,
ecliebter @ntfe bon NtoiiuG Struuf, in ieincnl
a. Sebensia6re, IN ieirer gSObnuna. Dir. 537,
sSeits 9omuaDs Strabe. Die 3cit Der @ecroiainG
lolro tpdtcr ange5eigt. Q54D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Sobu @. Scnfcl,
Or, 60I, sHb Sbnrp strnhe,
III Ncr Qcidlcnbcitnttcr.

mCIdcr ale s%tuftrdGe ftets 6lIr 3uirieoenbcit
~auSiibrt. Sic bon ibm bebdnbeIten 9eidben fhll.
men SSodDcn lang lieGCn. obne oIc geringlteH
araoniric @inbaliamirerin, nnb 1T bic Nc6nnO.
lun9 bon SraienIeibeu oercn Spe6inIitdt.
IS CS1nl0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Mnfina Tcidlelmnu.

IS itarb am >. SUM 1906 @uTma S%eihelmau
IN ibrem 66, 9cberTsiabrc. H&tttpe bon Nrlulo
SeibelmaH, Sic 8eerotalng iinoet Sirulta1,
Wiorgells nm s llbr. bon VT. 2t0G, OitsSaepttts
.Strube, aus ltatt. G54-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
@|criammlnugs Inscigen.


ySrtenmss Str. 4eiBs nuo Spar.Geretn."
Sabrc5s9 eriammling ltllo BenmtcHluaDl am
Wontna, ben A. Sini. IhenoS 5lpiiben I ino Q
llbr, i'm NcreinSIufale. Nr. POS, Nuro.eaulie.
strahe. Sm Outrage beS WcreinS
Spbn Snbn, FrdIioent.
Martin 3iait, Setrctdr.
U53--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
QuuSun Yorf.

Ter bauptidhlifts Sricbboi tn Baltimore.
Nrcnl: $50 Ndcr. - Smmcrunbrenbcr Charter.
v 8u ieocr Belt erreibbnr. SIM Gents Sabrs
gelo bon allen Staoiibcilcu. StrIBenbGbn'
9SnGgonS pnifiren ben Snupteinaun1 ale orei
Wtinuten. gSdrnlcS gSnrtc3inlmer fir Solte,
bic ben Sricoboi bel raubcnl SSetier bcfndeii.
9}egribniBplite at fcbr m0bigen Ereifcn,
idnlHtli6 uHter forttp1brcnocr Fllcpe.
0ircnn: Gr. 81, @cit' Saratpga. StraRe.
(Snub-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

,Neunu.s trabe Sparuerciu Gr. l."
Sabrc5 NcrinmmImna uni Qleamtcnlpabl am
9%icntna, Den 3. SUM. i'm &ercinSlnlnlc, gir.
92i, %cuan. StraRe. Ni6tantuefcnoe Wdtaliencr
in Die aefeblife Strafc.
U55-G @cu. 4. Yreditel, Scfret1r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
e. 4 .. nuo Nib. Selcpboue.
s.. Snn0cr & GDhuc,

2etdenbcitattcr uno GinhalIamirer
Or. "t10S y tttb ''17f0Jj Gantun . AUeanei Hab
Siiboit.G6e Baltimore Str, nnb 9rpnoluag.
Tnbrifanten uon 4atent.6astets.
GSebrt0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Baltimore Scmctcrn.

e3irenn: Sroutlinsgloa., Baltimore. 1t. 4ortbitr,
gegrdhnibpldbe 6lm I%ieriauf - hon $25 al.
nit 0iarmorpfoiteu abGcgren5t $3h 9Sl1e
fir bier 8riber. (Sunit6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
lorraine.


Mnleriid - Earfartig - Sriehltdt.
gSciilib hon Rnlbrouf Gin itnb etne bHl6e
Meile. Qcnutt Die nit FombGttun be8ei6ncte
glortb. sbcruc.6nr. Srcie auti6en gtnhmittng5
am 1ermtmIs. 4rettc bon @egrdhniBpldecH
ictt lpcSiea. gei6te @cSinannGcn. 1eIepbn!-
Cation 223. 9hreau: Truuflin. unb @inbipr.
9luaos. &crlanGt Nroidfire. (Nlai4. ~. 2&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

&uulanS'S tiirfiIdDe Saoer.
Ganitatle. 9st'aubs, 9uitamt sesen. ststS uiieu.
(Mmnnit22. y
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SObm Scriuig & SObn.
Qeihenbcitatter uuS Ginbnlinmirrr.
OR DING GrIrnna HIrnnc

qeidbenbeitntter uuo Ginbnlinmirrr.
Rr. 200S, Orleans Strafe.
8mciggei6dft: Gr. 62l, @aiterns9(oenue,
6iablGnhtoiuu. Nuliimores9 OrutO.
gir BADEN in infcrer IanGen @eibdft5pruri5
glrm ito 9teih %bccrniat. Stno nit a~eringet
9rotit 6%ufriehen. Bic ieiniicH auifdeu gelie.
icrt fir &DdbSeiteH. tlntcrbuItmaen lno nnbcre
@cIcgenbeitel. Ncibe telephone. (Wtai2s1O
Sin S6ritt in Scr rcdJtcn &id)tnng.
Spart % Rruicut an alien critfiaITgeu
8rgrhbutiicn.
Sin ibtncr Gdrg, cntlucher nit
ibnar8em Iub ooer lpCibcm oocr
grduem FIiif6=lleber6mn NneS fir
G%nrGsGininb, WcGribnib %sln3eine,
9inbalinnlirina Der 2ei6e, CITE
IrGlleriior, g Bdar Sanof1nbe,
Scffnlltg ne5 Srd0eS,
2eidenpaQel Iino 3 feline GrtfbeH.
&iatnm Gpuf, 2cihenbetatter,
gtnrtbs rro @rcenmouttzgloc. Neioe telephone.
(SIH1t .6g1tte)
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@crmiidjtc Iu5cigcn.

~ ci1,c pniienbe Terbcira.GnuN tufott.
nnlc SetrutbS.S uurnul." 1serfI'6t, ~ciu6elne
9hiIltrcr l0c.. Die Wombert'idbe NnnoncensGt'
petition, 123 SerrA.str., 3~erieD'Gttb, W.'S.
.(l334O,7,b
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22
A VALUABLE ADDITION,

The following is an editorial notice
from the Kansas City Star OF March
10Th: "The appointment OF Judge
W. W. Graves to the Missouri Su-
preme court will insure a valuable
addition to that tribunal. Judge
Graves is an able lawyer who has
made an unusually fine record In q
long service as Circuit Judge. More
over his usefulness in a number OF the
late Doodle trials was in full accord
with his active personal and political
par ticipation in the movement
against legislative and political cor
ruption. Judge Graves was one of
the first Of the prominent men OF
Missouri to ally himself with the can
vass which made Felix Governor and
gave the state a new deal. By his
qua lifications both as q iurist and as
q citizen, Judge Graves merits the
confidence Of the people in the highest
judicial position in the common
wealth."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22
Woman Kills Her
Guest at Dinner,

Kansas City, Mo-, March Mrs.
Id a Donielson shot E. C. Harris, her
guest at dinner, dead yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Donielson entertained a
party Of friends at dinner. Harris,
a painter, one OF the guests, made a
remark about Mrs. Donielson, to
which G. c. Higgins, the woman's
nep hew, took exception. The men
quarreled.
Higgins and his wife finally went
for policeman, and while they were
gone Mrs Donielson killed Harris.
Aiterward Mrs. Donielson said she
shot Harris in self.deiense, and later
she told the police that the shooting
was q OCCIDENTAL. There were no wit.
nesses to the tragedy.
W hen brought up for preliminary
hearing the prosecuting attorney
dismissed Mrs Donielson.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22
Suspect Killed By
Missouri Officer.

Springfield, No., March 19.-Po.
ncsman Wimberly this afternoon
shot and killed Tom Murray, Of
Vinita, l. T., while he was resisting
arrest near the Frisco freight depot.
NJ. |. Curtis, Of Council Bluffs, Ia,
who was with Murray when the
shooting occurred, was arrested, al.
ter q struggle, and placed in jail.
Murray IL said to have besn intoxi-
Gated. and to have attempted to
force two young women OIL the side.
walk. Officer Wimberly appeared
later and attempted to arrest MUIR
ray, who, It Is claimed. drew q re-
volver and attempted to kill him.
The weapon failed to discharge and
Officer Wimberly killed the man.
TAKEN FOR THE w1cKlFFEs.
Much excitement was caused when
the men were at 6rst taken for two
81 IN WickliiIe outlaws ffom ths In.
dian Territory, whom poses have
been chasing for : Week. 4 dispatch
hon Vinita, /. 4. sa5s that Murray
Was 3 1atheR and LII that town sev-
efal 1ponths ego; and hat ~ Il.
dlnne oteet1n & ~ NH 4he on
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22

The Star Chronicle OF St. Louis,
says OF the appointment:
"While the trial OF Ed. Butler, the
boss politician, was In progress In Full
ton, Mo two years ago, and Judge
Graves had been called to preside in
place OF Judge Waller, Mr.. Folk, who
was then circuit attorney, remarked
that he would like to see q man OF
Judge Graves fine legal attachments
on the supreme bench. 1t was no
surprise to the intimate friends OF
Gov. Folk, when the appointment
was rendered Judge Graves, who hae
established a remarkable record in
the trial OF criminal cases. During
many years on the circuit bench he
never had q criminal case reversed
by the higher courts.
"Judge Graves was born in Laiay.
cite county, Mo, Dec. II, 1860. He
was educated In the public schools
and In the state university. He
taught school and then studied law.
He was appointed commissioner OF
public schools for Bates county by
Gov. Marmaduke, and afterwards
elected to the same position. After
becoming a lawyer he served as city
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22
Grover Cleveland Improving.

Princeton, N. j., March lex.
President Grover Cleveland spent his
e9th birthday anniversary away
rom home for the first time since be
noved'to Princeton. Mr.. Cleveland
snow In Florida with Prof. Howard
lleClsnahan, where the two have
sssn for ten days. He probably win
ssnain south q month longer on &C.
'eount Of poor health. Mrs. Cleve-
lad said that hls outing In Florida
vss Improving him and that she AZ
i55ted him to return much bsttpfa
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22

Judge W. c. Marshall having re-
signed from the State Supreme bench
II becomes the duty Of Gov. Folk to
appoint someone to flll out his IN.
expired term. Several names have
been mentioned, among them Judge
Walter Graves Of Butler. The Star
wishes to add lite endorsement Of
Judge Graves. He adorned the bench
Of the circuit court while be served
upon Il, proving himself to b both
q fearless and able jurist. Should Is
be given the appointment TO the "a
prems bench 81 Gov. Folk - Will
meesure up to the requirsments q
the place ard honor IL stats that
honose bin 11ebuzg Star.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22

In the Democratic county primary
held'in johnson county the following
ticket was nominated: Forrepresent-
alive Wallace Crossley; sheriff, d. Il.
Hudson; collector, Mont Draper; rec.
order, James L. Robinson; circuit
clerk, Eura ]. Mccormack; treasurer,
P.L. Ferguson; county clerk, Ransom
Gnnstead; presiding Judge Of the
county court, W. A. Stephens; asso.
ciate judges, eastern district, R. q.
Wood; western district, W. q. Penn
horton.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22
Will Enter Race for Nomination.

Governor Folk announced Monday last that he will ap-
point Judge Waller W. Graves to succeed Judge Marshall
on the Supreme Bench. The appointment will be made
April LIST when Judge Marshalps resignation will take
effect.
This appointment was confidently expected by Judge
Graves friends and admirers all the who have
garded him as supreme court timber for many years. By
his own exertons and splendid ability Judge Graves worked
himself up through the different degrees of his profession
until he has reached the highest judicial position in the
Commonwealth. His home people of Bates especially
proud of the distinction he has attained and will lend every
assistance to nominate him in the next State Judicial con-
vention at Excelsior Springs.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22

attorney OF Butler, and was elected
circuit Judge of the Twsnty-ninth dis.
trict in 1898. He was a candidate
for re election, but went down in the
landslide year ago last fall.
Though ranking as one Of the
most efficient circuit judges in the
state Judge Graves is extremely dem.
ocratic In his manner. He greatly
impressed the attorneys and specta-
tors at the Butler trial by this thor
ough knowledge OF every decision
bearing even remotely on the case.
Judge Chester H. Krum and Attor-
ney Thomas Rowe cited many decis-
ions during the progress OF the case,
withevery one OF which Judge Graves
was familiar. He soon gave the at
torneys to understand that he was
running the court, and had no hest.
fancy in calling a lawyer down when
he attempted to distort q decision to
fit the case at bar. There Is no doubt
shat the great knowledge OF law
which Judge Graves displayed during
this trial won him the appointment
to the supreme bench at the hands
OF Gov. Folk, who openly expressed
his admiration Of the fairness. OF
Judge Graves rulings"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-22
JUDGE GRAVES APPOINTED.

To Succeed Judge Mar
shall on the Supreme
Bench. Gov. Folk Made
Announcement Monday.
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BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES
j. D. ALLEN, EDITOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY TINES, published every
Thursday. will be sent to any address
ne rear, postage paid, for SI.oo.
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The Missouri Pacific Time Table at
Butler Station.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

y TmE Is authorized TO make the fol
for once, infect to
ecrstic primary Of Bates county, 70 be
May 20, 1905:
ron RnrRxss SrArIvI.
LAWRENCE NJ. GRIFFITH:
Of0ssgs township.
SHERIFF.
JAMES r. ANGLE,
or Mt. Pleasant township.
HARvRJoHNsoN,
Ofosage township.
D. d. PEELER,
or Hudson township.
D.A. BEAN,
or Mt. Pleasant township.
CIRCUIT cLKRK.
JOS. II. GROVES,
0fMt. Pleasant township.
]. A. PATTERSON,
ofHs. Pleasant township
I'd. EMBREE,
or Spruce township,
RECORDER.
IN. SMITH.
or Deep Water township.
VIC. HEDDEN,
or Usage township.
+. NJ. WOODS,
OfDeek Greek township
HOMER W. sIEG
OF Walnut township.
ED. CRABB
OF osage township.
J. G. CANTRELL
or Shawnee township.
T. Isle,
or Mt. Pleasant township.
FIR. sWARENs,
or New Home township.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
sILAs W. DOOLEY,'
OF Mt Pleasant township.
J.F. SMITH,
OfMt. Pleasant.
WATT b. DAWSON
f0ssge township.
COUNTY CLERK.
r. ]. WISEMAN,
OF Osage township
J.E. WILLIAMS,
Omit. Pleasant township,
C. G, WEEKS
OF Usage township.
VIII DUNN,
or Grand River township.
TRHAsURER.
w.R. BELL,V
Onwslnut township.
JUDGE OF PROBATE
ia. sILvERs.
nxyTro unpN
INIT. Pleasant township.
HIDING JUDGE OF COUNTY csuRr.
J. MoFADDEN
OF Charlotte township.
TIL. HARPER
OfLone Oak township.
JupeE OF Month DIsHIcr.
ESTES SMITH,
OF Nings township.
JUDGE OF SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
A. D. HYDE,
OfPrairie township.
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