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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06
Does IN. Public LAX. Ro,yd, Rail,

To THE EDHroR or TMH SUN-ISG. Whis ,hs
action Of Eiberfsld In Labor Days nrst ball Qame
was q dAstardly attempt 10 inJure a man IN the
performance OF his duty. and should be punished.
N view OF MIS- previous miserable record, with i'm
mediate dismissal from the league. what can be
said In favor Of that half or more OF the spectators
that handicapped and chesred this fellow when he
made his appearance for the second rAmsf n
proves, ] think. that your recent editorials on ron.
dyism at tho Polo Grounds, In which you poke Of
tne view YORK public as wanting a bail game and not
. prizenght. were wrong. A DpoUsrNn F1N
NEW YoRK. Septenber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06
New sight for shooting a, :;IsA..

'VWW w 7 W.
The development OF accuracy In shooting al nlgnt
has received a double Impetus Of late In the BRIT sl
service. A new sight has been adopted and s
being Manufactured and Issued with all nusslblr
despatch. rnis sight. a tetscOpic pattern Is de-
nned BY electric light for night work. II has been
extensively tried undo all conditions and has proved
q signal success. Quite recently. also. a greatly
improved % inch sehTchlight has supplanted TIE
regulation 24inch light. which is capable Of defining
an enemy AZ over double the distance Of It's pTede.
cessor. Owing TO the excellent training Afforded
by the gunneTy Nanch our naval gunners can now
with the aid OF their latest sight and searchlighJ
depend on disabling an enemy at from 5000 TO 1000
yards on a favorable night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

TO TEE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sb, The letter
on Hogs and Their Outings" moves me 20 in rorm
some people who can AFFORD to travel I'm various
countries that Sunday outings are mostIy for
working people who cannot get away on week DAYS
have been on the RockAway boats with my chill
dren on sundays and went on board at the last
landing At the Battery and had no trouble IN ret
ting . chair. But perhaps the author OF thi, letter
wanted one with . back. II such people STAYED
away nom Rockaway on Sunday We would have
more breathing space. OLD RKADE1
NEW YORK. September l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

To The EDTToR or TEE SUN-lstv. IL IL certain
that the changing numbers Of the HIThbalI FIost-
in The Triumphal Progress we're SI4g UpIea.
the eomotnatiOn were S-ls or Ella, how could Inc
eminent occupants thereof be expected TO follow
the game 90 a. to beat III 4 w
New YoRK. September
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

From the London Daily MAJ.
In the event OF the Donegal County Councl.s
decision TO seirthe old LlnOrd Prison being con
nrmed by the Local Government Board one Of m.
most historic jAils OF Ireland viii disappear. with.
In is walls were once confined many notable onen-
ders. Including persons concerned In the ITah
rebellion and q number OF French prisoners who
wsrc captured IN the sea lights OF the mouth Of
Lough swiftly. Napier Tandy, rendered famous
By she lines In The Wearing Of the Green" was
ncArcerated In this old prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

PROCTOR wins In Vermont. and the -be-
nevolent despotism" against which General
PERCIvAL W. CLEMENT revolted continues
on its placid, peaceful way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

KnIcker-Do you believe In Federal ovn.,.h,n
Of rAllFOadsi
BOekeE-Yss; but the portsrs wouldn't give IN
without . struggle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

SseiS-Do you advocate changes in sprlilnKt
Bela-Only Mas 70 Mu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

Mrs, Knicker-Does your husband ever ask you
what you do with your money,
Ms. Bocker-No: he's q bank director.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

n our friends vhO fdror w. tstth manuscripts for
DUettcaeton vtsh 10 hare rejected articles returned thsv
WOs IN all cases send stamps for adi purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06

Published BY The sun Printing and Publishing
Association At 40 Nassau street. In the Borough Of
Tfanhattan. New York.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29
pas Aufbemaltrem DER 1l1in-
ter9arSrrohf.

So6olO bic pdrmere Sabres3eit
sintritt. miB Die Winter9aroerobe
beIonoers oas 4tl33eu1 1riiuOli6 ge-
reiHj9t Hot9eieheu uuO 3rpedmaBig
a%uibeudbrt Der6tn. 0as psiB ieoe
0au5frau. ubtr nur 0it pruttiIhen
beioyseR oas a5%5uedmdBi9", uiele Der
ihiebeu Oos pihtjQt Gtit6it non 1aq
5u Gag bis Is crit 81 ipdt lit, 6. b..
bis bercits unlit5i0me @ditt Die theuz
rem @0rogrObguitiitc ais lpiltemme
nen S6iupfpmlel fir ihr 9rutat=
.itdft helmQsiuht tabeu. Nn0ere lpts
cey ideueu oie W(lbe oes Se.1it
gtuibepdhrgns uu0 pcrtrdueu oie8et}
laden Ell. tiusn @eitdit an, in 0eu
GB05n, oaB lie 0ort am itdtriten ser
plbyt irC. Su ritier 1ydlJn maa
0ds 5utytIitH, IN allen ubty nitt. tWa
Damn iH0 Soften uno @tJ0rlb I'M
austlejtlid} Da5 iiherite it Is alt
mol pcrG bic 0ousiyau itl6it ott
@uufbepobrlu1 d5etutmmt. uro lptna
Tie oabei uah iollenoer. mjtaer6olt
erprobttr &rt p%tri0rrt. 1T ie0ty SHa
DEN dus0eihtoftu NM oie 8oitsn iIao
intimate. Fiir Gle tsjueyer Qel3-
QsQenNdnot pit N}liisa. 91re,ts.
5uBtaihcn Era2tn stl. 1T cine 9ltA
biidie 0ey bette Nuietpahyur1soa.
%t0tr 8ltmpGty it,,.2t nus elmer u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29

in 3situnsspopier sspddt, oas Dssen
ieines 8rudtri3 Dar3 : Scrubs Don
BEN Msttsn gsbabt pirb. psl5ftie-
feIn uno peI3beieBts Gummif6ube
nsroen NIT 3eitungspapisr feit aus
gsItopft Un0 oomit eingebuas una
fin0sn su untsrit in BEN gtbdlter
9IaB. @s 1T ratbIam, jsOes gddden
uno srDbere 9atet nit sinem 3ettel
nit 5nbaltsansabs al DsriebeH, 0amit
i'm 9~eoarfsfaae. J. 9. BEL elmer Rsiic
an Die See, pohin man pdrmere Sos
den mitne6meR nil, mar ni6t ale
9aiets 0Ffnen un6 bur9iu6en muB,
e6e man oas Refte Finoet. 9el3mGns
tel, @apes uno St0los io1isn tets in
6dngen0em 3uitan0e aufbeDdbrt pers
BEN, oa ne qegan 9niffe uno Bride
iebr smpfinbli6 fiRO uno niemaIs i9rs
uripriingIide 6ls9du5 pieoer erldn.
gen. lDenn lie crit einmul 5eroriidt
nurOen. Qermel, 9ragen, Sdfhen
peroen nit 3situngspapier ausges
itopft uHO unterlsgt uu0 Die innere
uno dubere Ssits nit elmer gut be-
ndbrtsn WotteusfeH3 mitteIs tines
3sritdu6ers beiprdbt, Damn fpsrosn
ole Wautel etc. iber eineR Gleioerbis
gsl gehdnet uR0 Elm leinener 9sttiiesrs
aug BON unteu nu9 obeu oaribsrges
ftreift, Sben pjrb o0s 2stnen re6t
0itt ibereinan0er gebeftet, 70 baB nur
Ser Quf6dneer 0es 8igsIs berduss
Iiebt. Sn oieier 8erfafuug fam man
bic Beige in ie6em &leioerl6runt n66s
reno oes Sommeys auf6enabren, obne
beiiirhten su miFen. 0ub Motten
binsin tommen. Qatirli9 mug ods
S.nnere oes Ghrdntes borber elmer
Iorgfdltisen 8siuigung unter3ogen,
D. b. nit ariiner SEIZE uno beiBem
8a6er ausgeIfeuert psrbsn. 0a6
Sem Srodnen per0en ale 5ugen oes
S6ranfes nit gien0l ooer 5erpentin.
81 a~usgspinielt unO oteIes 9erfabren
piro iDG6rerD 0es Sommers nod
mebrmuls pie0erbOlt, ebsnIo ipie oos
3eraGuben BON elmer MotieneFen3.
Sic ieoe Motteu6rut Ther oerui6tet.
obne auf ben Gleioungsfiden bic aes
ringiten SSlede 3uriid3ulaTen. Ser
reHibsr3isber uno 0iHteriaden finoen
alutt 3ufummengsIsgt au9 nod i'm
8le9be6dltsr 9ldB, Oefen ettDd 8 3ou
iibergreifeuben 9edeI man nod nit
einem 9einpan0itreifen ringsum Ders
fIeben lam, I'm gang iider gu geben,
oaB tsin Sniett biaeintommt. Die
in Iolben 8eEdt!ern oufbenabrtea
Pel3= uno 8interiahen beoiirfsn teis
mes Ra6Iebens pd6renO bes CONF
mers. oorausgeisBt, oaB tie Dor BEN
6ineinlegen geriFenbdft nabgeIeben
uno geidubert tuurben. Wau ionts
Oos 3sinigen nitr an einem Ionnens
beaen 3age un0 i'm 5reien oornebs
men, bann nur III man Iider, feline
M}otten nit ~siu3uoadsn. Sin GROCER
8orsue oisfsr 8e6duolungsneiIe Dor
Ser font augemein iibliden NIT Ram
pfer uno Vapbthalin lit sic boaitdn=
ftGnotge GerutloIQteit ser 0tnter=
laden. 8ieIen 2euten pi6erfebt ber
RdphtbdIinssruf oft ruff sr Iogur
lle6eIiein berbor. Wl. &u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29
frahIimasramarr.

e d modte Elm 9isolsin srIiHusn,
" 0enn bli6eno Die GrOe erpa6t,
~ limb lam 0oh Die Borte ni9t
fin0en,
Die Wonne, Die oroBe. gu tiuoen,
gu itrableHo Ole SouHe mir lo6t!
gu lisbli6 0ie 9liimIein mir bIiben
Sn @orten un0 @al0 uno 5el0.
81 iu6etno Ole Qoqlein mir iiHgeH.
gu roui6en0 0ieGueaen mir ipringen,
gu puH0erif0n lit Die Nelt!
4er f0nute sic Borts po6l fin0eH.
User fonnte oies 0un6er %Deritebn2
Sd toru man Hur itia iih o%erienieG,
"a fam man ods cine nur oeuien:
% 5rii5liu9. ME biit gu 10 f6oH!"
M. &.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29

fiigt 1 Bis 2 ebI0Hd fein ssbudis
petsriiIie uHb 8 Quart iaurs SABINE
oa5u, ldBt Gles matchmaker 0uftoher,
Ihmedt mad Sal5 db. untsrosfeH
BAT man 8 bis 10 @ier bart gefDnt, ges
jhdIt, in StreiFen oosr S9eibsn ess
Ihnittsn unO ouf cine marin gsbaltsns
G6i6sl geIegt. Die Saure gisBt man
barber.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29
AuerIet.

+ Su @TseIp, Colorado, fuurOe BON
Der Geiuno3eitsbeboroe SRI. Or. GGa
9sdo gum 4rmenar3t erRannt.
= SIN Stat fir 1906 Oes Rantoas
3Jri6 iiHo 2400 5runten fir Ole Be
IotouHg zines peibIi6en 9eperbes
inTpettors aufgetelt. Oas mare Die
erite 6rdu, Die in Der S6pei3 auf fol.
den Yoiten ldme.
+ Sine QTiitentin fir 0ie @efperbes
aufi6t ioa SLAP gotbringsn erbdlteu.
SIN 9inblid aIf bic pieten Sertilarbei
teriunen. bic in Den Rei95lauoeu Sc
i6dfti9t per0en. 1T DIES beIonoers
ireuoi9 ju begriiben.
= Der Rdiisr pom RuBlano bat cen
S6peRern oes 9erein5 Gaulinens
Sous fir GraRten= uno &inOerpfIege
pOm Rot6,n areu3 Anna Sd0nfelO
unO G6itb Struo5ti fiIberHe MleOdi1en
auf Dem Stauislaus e8anos perliebeu,
cine fir 6r1uen ielteue 4us3ei6nung.
4 4 +
s Die 3ubl ser tpei6lideu 9rtOi9sr
in ben 9~ertinigten Staten lift in fdu=
oi0em Wu6Ien begrifftu. 0G6reno
i'm Sabre 1890 nur 1143 6rousn od5
Rtdlt perliehen poroen mar, gu pre-
Oigen mo 3u permdbIen. betrdgt oie
3dbl 0ieier 9rsoigsrinneu NIT 9i5ens
nun 1878.
4 Die Realq0mnd1idlunItult fir
NtGohen ujro nit @ene5migung oss
SulbtsuiniIters mad Sitern pon Der
Stdot Berlin er6ffnst peroen. 0ie
S9uIe miro aus isds &IlFsn bsIteben.
Die i'm gsfentlihen Den &ldHen ron
untertertiu bis 0berprimd eiue5 il,
formrelI9Dmuditums entiprehen Ioaen.
& =
= Trdulsin qliee GdIomon in Der
Tin. cine Der tiihtigiteu uno IDmpas
tbiihittu 8dmpierinnsu fir cine Der
beTtrlul ctr 6rauenbilouug unO cine
Guuciteruna ser 6rauenlrbsit mo
I-rauenrsatt in 0eutidlanO. bat nan
nor Der p1jloIopfilden 6dtultat osr
|llrioeyijtlt Berlin ibr Dottorcramen
bsitdu0sn.
= =
. Ute aJs Rom t~slegrdpbirt miro.
6t0rortt SER 0isHer Ser ameritdndhsn
9iloboas1tu Cola N}ord ieine 6trrin
mt eir,m Holfe mo reriuhte. ls 81
5eyausta Es seldn9 Der geiites9tlsn
r5r;t1U i11gsn Dame fh aus Der
u-it ir-lal oss 8aubmoroers Sit be
frejta uuc 0en 8altou gu erreihea.
1cu .-o it I'm 6iIfs itris. 0er Be-
er,11r 1atfc5 {. cane oaB is ser her5ei
1et...co a9etreu TisHeri6dit 3slaB3
jbH i,ei aus,men.
$ q,a. S., Senior llRiotyiitdt fno
Ge"stl-art bier 0ricdtooSsu!;gaen
ba5.laty, frl, Or. S;srn fur 0toi
ain n. SteIauopsia fir 500
Logic W. Srmd @0l0bsr9 iiir GRnie
am Frt II. SHlia Cartier fir Htutre
Gucy5M..sihtaie 9sstsrt, peIte por
qurstm 5u oer 9ariier lIuiperiit3s
}aat Cat.or promooirte. Fat fir 0.eies
Scrmsrantfsr cine 9orlduHg an5ss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29

Gin roller, rei6tr 8litbeHtyaH3
Gobtim um meineu Serb.
Gdbeim, babeim, ber 9nelt Gebraus
llmrdui6t Don fern mein fitles 6aus,
8ergeNeu If, mas mid beibDerf,
8crgtien II, pas mid eelrdnit,
5nl 6rlcoeH 10 meiH 6er3 b~erIeHit
3abetn m meinem Serb.
$. b. 6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29

@is RE s9oln. goltsseiturs'
meIoti, Dat DE 4~etsrs6urger goIi3sis
0srpaltlrg siHigs ipeiblihe 8oIiBifsn
eiFleiRgi Die }ur 8srDsn0uns ions
men fonsn. Iptnu es Fh I'M Gin Gin
iareiten bei Irauen baH0slt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29

s. Bon fbGeioi9en Mdo6en. Sic oiel=
leitt aud - aber i'm guten Slime Die
les oft i'm I5letten SHINE gebrduhtea
8ortes ~ erbti3 btIdTet Iino, er3d6.t
iolaenGe WittbejIuug Der .SGgliden
Runoi6du4: Qiir3li6 fdnO in Oct
molo sic 5rduung 0er iiingiteu Sod
ter Oss @sneralmdior5 6rbrH. D. Were
i6ern NIT 9lron Gtto b. q eotne28enOs
l~inl6auien in &ippe Itdtt. Der 5Fei.r
giuq Elm 9oIterabsno porduf. Sci o,n
Nuffiibrurgen fjns 0urh siuE IN
dliidlihen 3uflu 0er S1leier elmer oer
6duptOarIteaerinnen, oes SRI. 6eIeRs
,. uuruh, 6tuer. 4n Sem lei6ten 9e=
ips6s ItoNm 0ie Tldnmen unbeTmli4
IfneQ empor un0 umlohteH dl5bdlo 9e
lar3e @ei.dlt rom Sdume hes &le,9s5
5is ait rem ttrlbfplusu0en 6a1r. Be
ror nod elmer osr 6errer ans sen
Rsih,n Der 2ui6luer 81 9ulie ellen
founnie. Bate fh Die duf oer Suhae
mjtrpirtsnos Shneitsr ser 9rugt.
Frejir 6e!snt p. @trtbern. ie,bft in
leihtem. brenu6urem @epdnoe. duf Die
brsnrerNs 6%rtur0in 5~sItir't uno oitie
al goosu derporfeu. foOaB ne Ftams
men ihuel erititt frerOeu tonutea.
9rGlleiu b. ltnrub bdttt jiplr 5eosu
tenee 9run0DunOtn an lin'sn @lru'
sylititn. oroHa ieoCa dui 6ortgaH9 Ser
4uffibrungen mo nobm io1dr. I'M
N:e Tttesfrsuoe Hiht gu itoreu Hda
Mnleeeu eiunls gtrbduoes .roB H1rttr
5hmerssu an Osn peiisrsn 9srlaaf
oss 4ben0s tEeiL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29

Tenn tcas mr. Gott on mli4 bcidsrt.
%ai iGiEHsi lsh te,t an Suit uHo g,aa,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-29

= Sine QTiFentin fir Sic @eper6es
auff6t ioa SLAP gotbrinser erbdltsn.
SIN t6inblid auf bic oieIen Sertilarbeis
teriunen. bic in ben Rei6slanoeu BE-
ibdfti9t peroen. lit DIES beIonoers
ireuOi9 5u begriiben.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23

PUBLICATION NOTICE-N THE
district court Of Sherman county, in
the state OF Kansas, s. Christian 3.
L Sole, plaintiff, vs. Edna p. Sole,
defendant Said defendant. Edna p.
Sole, viii take notice that she has
been sued in the district court Of
Sherman county, in the state OF kan
sas, by the said plaintiff, who hled
his petition in this cause in said court
on the 18th day OF February, 1906
and said defendant must answer the
petition fled therein by said plaintiff
on or before the 30th day OF March,
A D. 1906, or said petition will be
taken as true, and judgment for plain
tiT in said action viii be rendered as
prayed for in said petition, decreeing
a divorce absolute to the plaintiff from
said defendant, forever dissOlving the
bond OF matrimony heretofore exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant.
and forever cutting on and barring all
rights which the said defendant &C
quired by reason Of said marriage
c. L CALVERT. ATTY. for Plaintiff
(Seal Attest: A. z BARNETT,
Clerk Of the District Court
Feb. 16-MarCh 2
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23
PubIic Sale

I will sell at auction sale at the
farm known as the Sam HOdney
place, section 34-9-4O, four and one
half miles southwest Of GOOdland, be
ginning at 10 a. m, on Wednesday,
February %, 1906, the following pro-
perry: 54 head Of cattle, consisting of
I3 milk cows, four Of them with
calves by side; 2 twO-year-Old steers,
8 yearIing steers, yearling heifers, s
steer calves, 13 heifer calves, 1 Short
horn-Durham bull. Eight head Of
horses, consisting Of 2 brood mares, II
years old; 1 brood mare, eight years
old; / geIding, three years old; L
yearling horse colt, 1 yearling mare
colt and 2 spring colts. Twelve head
Of hogs, consisting Of two brood sOws,
both sOws are in pig; 10 shOats, 4
months old. Farm implements, con-
sisting Of 1 header with new canvas,
2 1O-fOOt harrOws, one 1O-hOe drill, L
spring trip cultivatOr, spring wagon,
1 lumber wagon, / stack Of oats straw,
stacks Of rye straw, 1 upright horse
power for pumping or grinding, 1
ladies' side saddle, 1 dehOrning and
branding chute; also household goods
and other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms: Nine months time
will be given, bankable security, 8 per
cent interest; all sums under SO,
cash. Free lunch at noon 3. F.
Brown will clerk the sale.
J. W. KANOUSE,
GEO. BRADLEY. AuctiOneer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23
PnhIic Sale

viii sell at auction at my place,
northeast 22-7-3T, six miles northwest
Of Brewster, on Tuesday, February q,
the following property: As head Of
cattle, consisting Of good dairy COWS,
giving milk; 10 cows which viii be
fresh soon; head yearling heifers;
head yearling steers 5 head Of
calves; 8 head Of twO-year-OId heif-
ers; high-grade ShOrthOrn bull. Nine
horses, consisting Of three high-grade
PercherOn-NO rman brood mares, two
Of which are in fOaI by Joe Williams
stallion; one black PercherOn-NOr-
man stud colt, two years old, weight
1,4OO; one yearling mare colt and one
yearling horse colt; two last springs
colts; one family horse Farm imple-
ments and household goods too num-
erOUs to mention Terms: Eight
months time, 10 per cent interest
bankabIe security. Free lunch.
J. W. BENNETT, Owner.
GEO. BRADLEY, AUctiOneer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF
School Land-NOtice is hereby given
that on the 22d day OF March, 1906,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a m.
and o'clock ?. m. Of said day, I Will,
at my Office in the court house Of
Sherman county, Kansas, and in the
city Of GOOdiand, offer for sale and
sell at public sale to the highest and
best bidder, according to law, the fol-
lowing described unimpTOYed school
land, tO-wit: The northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter, the north
west quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter, the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
section thirty-siX (36), township six
60, range thirty-eight (3S), in Sher-
man county, Kansas. Said lands have
been appraised at two dollars and
fifty cents (S2-5O) per acre, and no
bids for less than that amount Will be
received All highest bidders or pur-
chasers will be required to pay cash
in hand Immediately after purchase.
This land is subject to lease.
Witness my hand, this 18th day Of
February, 1906. J ". SMITH,
County Treasurer.
Feb. 23-March IS.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23

First an indissOluabIe union OF the
states under one federal head; second,
a sacred regard TO public Justice
third the adoption Of a proper peace
establishment and, fourth, the preva-
lence Of that pacific and friendly dis
position among the people OF the
United States which VIII induce them
70 forget their local prejudices and
policies, 70 make those mutual con-
cessiOns which are requisite to the gen
eraI prosperity. and, in some instances,
TO sacrifice their individual advan-
tages 70 the interest Of the com
mUnity-" These he counted the pill
lars on which the glorious fabric Of
our independently and national char
acter must rest"
In such perfect sympathy with the
idea Of comforting greater powers on
the federal government, he consented
TO head the delegates from Virginia
10 the Philadelphia convention called
May IA, 1887. and was unanimously
elected president OF this convention.
It closed September II, on which date
Washington, as one OF his bfographers
phrases 1t, had the supreme satisfac-
ton OF addressing a letter to congress
announcing the adoption Of the con-
stitUtiOn Of the United States To
quote QALECLlg from the letter. IN
all our deliberations on the subject
We kept steadily in our view that
which appears to US the greatest in
terest Of every true American-the
consolidation Of our uniOn-in which
is involved our prosperity, our safety,
and perhaps our national existence. -
On the 6th Of April, 1888, Washing
ton was declared president OF the
United States On the 10th Of April
he was inaugurated. His wisdom and
frmness carried the ship Of state safe
y through two administrations,
though the waters oft were troubled.
At the close Of the first term he de-
sired to withdraw TO private life, but
was urged that duty TO the country
demanded he continue in public serv-
ice Jefferson wrote: The confidence
you North and south viii hang to-
gether II they have you to hang on"
Hamilton used this persuasion: ''It
is clear that II you continue in Office
nothing materially mischievOus is to
be apprehended- If you quit much is
to be dreaded I trust, and 1
pray God, that you Will determine to
make a further sacrifice OF your tran
guilty and happiness to the public
good"
Washington the soldier, to whom
proud CORVALLIS made surrender, ap-
DeaIs to the popular fancy. But the
people should remember the hero was
also first in peace nation builder.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23
BOSTON PRAISE FOR KGESAS
MASSACHUSETTS AN INFERIOR
STATE, SAYS a MINISTER.
More Respect for Law and Less hi
teracy IN SunhOweF State Than
in the Old Bay state.

Boston, Feb 19.-The Rev. Charles
A Crane, pastor OF the Peoples
Temple. declared in a sermon entitled,
kansas vs. Massachusetts, last night,
that the former state had a better
school system than this common
wealth The speaker also Hkened
Massachusetts, to swine that liked to
wallOw in the mud and Kansas to a
sheep that would not let mud stay on
It When discussing the liquor ques-
ton he said:
"A spirited controversy is now rag
ing in some western papers over the
relative intelligence OF the people Of
Massachusetts, and Kansas 1t is point
ed out that Kansas has more colleges
to the population and that Kansas has
less nliteracy than Massachusetts
two to one No section Of the cOun-
try represents a higher average OF
intelligence. no section buys more
books or sends more Of its youth TO
colleges than Kansas
Where Kansas Is Superior.
Let this pulpit call attention to
some other points in which Kansas is
far in advance Of this old common
wealth In Kansas they make an
outlaw Of that which Massachusetts,
Goodies and prOtects-the saloon. And
this accounts largely for the dement,
allied and demOralized condition Of
affairs here which is seen in our elect
ing a jailbird 20 the board OF alder
men and putting a saloon man in as
mayor
The same low grade Of mental and
moral quality is seen in the fact that
our legislature has just enacted a law
for the aid and comfort Of a set Of
men who have been notorious law
breakers for years.
The State COntrasted-
There may be much violation Of
the laws in Kansas. but she has hith-
ertO been saved the disgrace OF hav-
ing the state legislature enact a law
for the benefit Of criminals What
Kansas spurns and curses with the
authority OF the state constitution and
the laws. Massachusetts hugs to her
bosom The vice factory which Kan
sas labels as an outlaw, Massachu-
sets labels q great and desirable
thing"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23
EASTBOUNE
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
Purchase School Land-The under
signed hereby gives notice that he viii
on the 10th day Of March, 1906 make
an application to the probate court
Of Sherman county, Kansas, TO pur-
chase the following school
land. situated in the organized county
Of Sherman. Kansas, viz: The north
east quarter, northwest quarter, south
west quarter, southeast quarter, OF the
northeast quarter Of s. section sixteen
(16), township SIX 80 range forty
two (42) He names the following
persons to prove his settlement con-
tinuous residence, and improvements,
viz. Albert Williams, residence Ne
Vile. Kansas; and Z. L. Phipps, resi-
dence- Neville, Kansas
Done at GoOdIand, county OF Sher-
man. Kansas this 10th day OF Febru-
AIRY. 1906. ". S. GRAYBILL
Feb. 23-March g. Petitioner