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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Provide for Manual rrsInIno.

Former Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Robert X. Blacker. prior to their re-
cent departure for Japan and China.
made n donation Of $4,000 10 the Man.
istee school board for the preparatory
steps towards introducing a course
of manual training and domestic
science In the public schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Homes 20 Save poatane.

Secretary shumway. of the state
board OF health. has gone TO Washing
ton TO consult the postofiice depart
ment regarding the mailing Of public
health bulletins as second-class mat
ter, with the hope OF saving postage
by changing the classification Of his
publication.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Factory power Statistics.

The state factory inspection can.
vass shows marked increase in the
number OF factories operated by cleo
trio power. A large majority OF the
factories still use steam. the number
being 3.275. Those using water power
number 1856; electricity 922, and gas or
gasoline 796.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Decisions for Railroad.

The judgment OF $3.50 obtained
by Fred Grove. travelling sales
man. against the Michigan Central
Railroad company for injuries receiy-
ed at owosso while alighting from a
train in October, 1908. was reversed
by the Supreme court. The opinion
is by Justice Grant. A new trial was
ordered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Grade crossIna Aeeldent.

NJ. w. Martin. aged 90. was driving
into Grand Rapids as usual in a COW
cred milk wagon. He neither saw nor
heard a train which was approaching
the crossing al Aliens corners. His
body was badly mangled and both
his horses killed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
New PresIdIno Elder.

Rev. w. y. Pope. now under treat
ment for insanity at Flint, viii be
succeeded as presiding elder OF the
500 district by Rev James Pascoe OF
Fscanaba. who has been engaged in
church work in the upper peninsula
twenty-five years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
peserted ThIrty.three Years.

After waiting thirty-three years
since he was deserted by his wife,
Nathaniel Pharres OF Grand Rapids
has finally begun suit for divorce. He
is az years old. He was married In
Pennsylvania In 1867 and Ave years
later his wife deserted him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
SUPREME COURT REPORTER
QUITS.

John A. Brooks has rendered his
resignation as supreme court reporter
to take effect March 1. Mr.. Brooks
went to Lansing from Newaygo sew
enteen years ago. securing employ
ment In the ONCE OF w. ID. Fuller,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Aned Wanderer la pead.

After wandering all over tho conn-
try looking for relatives. George shet.
terly. the aged Pokagon farmer who
disappeared last July. Is dead. He
was found on Michigan Central
train by friend n few days ago and
induced 10 so TO his sons home His
mind was so affected he could give
no account OF his wanderings or tell
why he left home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Elnda Mastodon.a Molars.

Arend Seineu, living six miles east
OF Holland has found FIVE OF the molar
teeth OF a mastodon on his farm. The
teeth are In fairly good state OF pres
ervation. The find was made by
SeIneu while cutting brush. one OF the
teeth protruding above the ground.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10

Mrs. Amelia Van Aukcn. resident
OF Potterville over forty years. and
step-mother Of four ministers OF that
name. died, aged "a years The step
sons arc: G. r., OF Lansing; II. H.,
OF Hastings: ]. c.. Of White Cloud
and Abraham, OF Vanderbilt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Grand RapIds Man marrIe..

Samuel Brandy. president OF the
Grand Rapids board Of public works.
has been married 10 Misss Florence
Rothschild nj the home OF the brides
parents In ST. Louis. The young cou-
pie met last summer at Ottawa Beach.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
CAUSE or NATIONAL DISPUTE.
Diplomat Who Has EmbroIIed vene-
xuela and France.

Venezuela is to be forced TO apollo
gize for the mlstreatment which NJ.
Talgny. French charge d'affaires. re-
ceived In Venezuela when leaving that
country after the breaking of Of dip
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10

Mrs. II. j. Bonine. prominent pho
neer resident OF Niles. died from In
juries received in n fall recently. The
deceased. who was 81 years OF age. is
survived by one son. Or. Fred N. Bon
Inc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10

The nomination OF Walter I. Lille
OF Grand Haven to be collector OF Gus.
toms for the FIRST district Of Michigan
has been sent TO the senate George
". Farr Is the present collector
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
warner Names county Aaent.

Gov. Warner has appointed Orville
+. Webster OF Owosso county agent
for shiawassee county, to succeed la.
vid +. Blair. decreased.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
Death Of Faithful Worker.

John Porter died az Otsego. aged 65.
lie was born In New York. was twice
married. and worked for the Otsego
Chair company twenty-one years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-10
The CONVICT C0D[21lgHs
az FlGIHl1r[HSG tire MINL[LlWN
m CHARLES NORRIS BUTLER
/z1a~ az ne ResszSs a. /s~ys- n uesn< M,s~9l1AEG
Copyright by Charles Morris Butte
~ CnARI les NORRIS Butler
CHAPTER xxx.

Copyright. 1905. BY Charles Morris Butler.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
ENGLAND FOR SIPS.

There is only one unforgetable va catiOn-a trip to England. through England and home again. says Country Life in America. Nine weeks of travel can be had for $125. and this easy price includes the full expenses of both ocean voyages. Bicycle clothes and flannel shirts make up one proper cos tune. The ordinary sack suit. w.Nl long trousers is equally serviceable. The luggage for walking will be car ried in a cloth-coveTed India rubber knapsack. This is light. portable and rainDroof If the traveller makes his way by bicycle, he should nearly limit his luggage to the dimensions of d diamond frame case. The slight over flow will be made into thin bundle strapped to the handle bars, or to the frame behind the saddle. A stripped" wheel is essential guard and bell and brake being of the lightest. The ocean trip is made in the second cabin of one of the lines plying between New York and Glasgow-the cost is $3O single, and S60 for the round trip. The food is not noor, and there is abun- dance of deck room. The time from dock to dock is ten and one-half days. so the total time ou water is twenty one days. and on land six weeks.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
PARLIAMENT TALKS
 HE EMPEROR DRIF IS
The Uncertain Progress of the Re-
 formation of Russia.

St. Petersburg, June 9.-The report of the retirement of the GoremykIn m;n- istry was definitely denied late tonight when the premier returned 10 ss. ret ersburg from Peterhof where he went this afternoon for an audience with the emperor and authorized the statement that he had not tendereG his resIgna- ton and had no present expectation of retiring. Since the parliaments pas sage of the resolution of a lack of con- ndence when the emperor declined to avaH himself of Premier Gor5Tny ilin' $ offer to resign and expressed accord with the policy outlined in his amend ments offered to parliament, his majes- Iy has given no intimatIon of a desire for his resignation.
 No immediate developments are ex- pected. The avoidance thus far of an open rupture and the prospective main tenance of the status quo Tor month to come. while parliament is indulging in Oratory instead sf action on the agrarian problem has apparently in- spiTed the emperors present determin- ation to retain NJ. Goremykin and con tinue the policy of drift
 smother motive probably was the difficulty of finding an available man to replace Goremykin. The bureaucracy would be no more acceptable to parlia- menr. NJ. ShipOff and Prince SvIato- polk Mirsky, who are qualified to me diate between the throne and parlia- ment declined the post in advance. the first named because he believed the at tempt would be fruItIess and the latter on account of i'll health. The Emper- or Nicholas is not ready to take the plunge with ministry chosen from parliament
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
ITS NATIONAL BUSINESS
 REBUILDING OF FRISCO
This View of the Matter Presentedito
 the President.

San Francisco, June 9-A telegram was sent to President Roosevelt today setting forth the conditions existing in San Francisco and offering sugges- tions by which aid may be given by the national government through action by congress. II Is pointed out that the disaster which has fallen upon the city Is not purely local, as it involves a great national port closely related to interstate and foreign commerce, the regulation of which as well as all meas ures affecting the general welfare Is entrusted by the constitution to con- gress. Therefore, it is asked that the precedents established in the cases of the Pacific railroads. Cuba national eXpositiCns and other instances be fol- lowed
 IL is suggested that congress author ize first d loan to the National Red Cross of $1OOOO.OOO to aid in the re- establishment of the homeless in houses before next winter; second. that the secretary of the treasury be au- thOrizeG to accept S12,000, 900 of bonds now unsold in the city treasury as se- curity for the deposit of national moneys with the banks. and, third, that such other measures be adopted as may be deemed appropriate.
 The president is informed that a commission has been appointed to con- fer with him and the secretary of the treasury on the subject with a view of eXpediting action. The telegram :s signed by Governor Pardee. Mayor Schmidtz and William F. Herrin. act- ing chairman of the Citizens finance committee.
 Messages were also sent by Secretary R. P. Jennings of the reconstruction committee to Secretary Shaw. Senator Perkins and Congressman Hayes. call ing their attention and that of the en- tire California delegation to the mat ter and asking their earnest co-opera- ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
FEMALE BLUEBEARO.
The Opening of the Trial of Mrs. Le
 DouX.

Stockton, Cal. June 9.-District At torney Norton this morning made the opening statement of what the prose- cution expects to prove in the case of Mrs. Emma Le Doux, charged with the murder by poison in this city on March A of her alleged husband A. W. Me Vicar. MT. Norton said it would be shown that she married McNicar in Bisbee. Ariz., September 1. 1902; three years later she married Eugene To DouX. without having secured a divorce from McNicar- The alleged motive was her strong love for Le Doux. McVicar's body was found in a trunk in the bag gage room of the local station. where it was sent for shipment as baggage.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
GEORGIA WRECK.

Augusta, Ga. June 9.-The early night passenger train from Atlanta to Augusta on the Georgia railroad ran into an open switch at Messina de- railing the engine and three cars.
 \ report from the general offices of the road at midnight states that there were no dead and the only passengers injured were in the negro coach. < telephone message to the Chronicle said five persons were seriously in llIrel.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
Warm
 Weather Specials
For a Limited Time

Der DOz Der can COrnCd Beef $I.2O IOC Roast Beef I.2O IOC Vienna Sausage 100 3-2SC DeViled Ham 7-25C Van Camps MdCarOni and Cheese, per dog $I.IO, per Can I0C Van Camps Pork and Beans, per dog SIPS Quart Bottle Best Olive Oil. $I.OO
 Pint Bottle Best Olive oil, soc.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
Nothing Succeeds Lrke succ>s

He has ths confidence and patronage Of tb' leading business men and m ost prominent citizens Of Arizona. Ths nn-fnw a rrarf,,N. ~.4
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
A CHIHUAHUA FIRE.

Fl Paso. Texas, June 9.-Fire early today destroyed the Mexican Central freight house and offices at Chihuahua Mexico, together with fifty cars of merchandise. The loss was $25O.0OO
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Al Columbus: Columbus. ?; Kansas City. l.
 At Toledo: Toledo. 8: Milwaukee. 4. At Louisville: Louisville. I4: Mime apOlis, :.
 At Indianapolis: Indianapolis. 10. S.. Paul, 2
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
DIR. HIBBARD,

Hubbard Building, 26-2s South secand Ave nue. Phoenix. Arizona. Consultation Free. Hours i0-12, ] 8. 6-.-
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. June 9.-Forecast for Arizona; Fair. Sunday and Monday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-07

iaipobl Die gefirdtete! : nit unnads
Siebiger Strenge CUR Oemutb breffirt."
vpfui!"
r@sb uno Dol. llni," befubl Srau
Glein bari9.
S9peigsno piGfabrte @liIabeib.
&er5engernoe lief fie binaus. Sraue
BEN belt ie Die perI9lungenen SGnbe
gegen ben balb ge0ffneten, beiBsn
Munb, fi6 fetnen 2aut bes llnmutbes
gefattenb. ni6t einmal bas leiie, UNI
aliidli6e Qa6sn, bas ibr in ser &eble
empor quoa. r@arum fann i6 midi
ni6t freien auf bsn @e9iel2 @arum
ni6t9" fragile Tie fi9 leioenfdaftli9.
limo i9 iolte oo9 = es ipGre bod 70
natiirli9 % Soft, ih bin ni9t mebr
i4 felbit!"
49,. limo has nennt fi9 berlobt -"
duberte brinnsn Die !Sausfrau, erbittert
iiber glifabetbs lebten @usruf. $40
bleibt oa Die poeiie oss 8rautftanoes?"
.@6 Mama elm MGo6en bon
2iias unfpmpatbif9sr Dirt ="
Die iunge 5rau enbete ni9t. sic
fentte nur in unglaubli9er Weiie oie
tpei9en Munopinfel; cine Mimif, in
tpslder fie ssraoeau @irtuofitdt befaB.
Der ibr 10 oft unb lei9t CUR Ser
fiiguns ftebenbe @usbrud mar audi
teine Masfe. Sic fiiblte fi1 anseit 10
erbaben In Der @iirbe i6rer lunsen
Wittpen= uno Mutterf6aft, ibrer
S9Onbeit unb ibres perbdti1elten. unz
tbGtisen 2ebens.
Dim Slid mar fie nun BOZ, elmer
liebensniiroigen 1lnbefangenbeit. sic
lieB alsba ME llnbebagen ober gar
Streit %auffpmmen. Nufresunsen pdbz
reno elmer Mabl5eit f9ienen plebejif9
uno ni9t 6etOmmli6. go mar IS
benin au6 ettpas anoeres, als 3pift
uno sereiste Worte, bas benz fonntds<
liden @efperbalbfinb9en feline Be-
f9aulidteit nabm, bas beranaiebenbe
@etpitter.
(sSortfebuna fplqt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-07
pnr6 Gfio 'nr Gitbf
q o ttt a II
SRA prisktr
(GDrtieBung.)

1tnbeeilt f9ritt glifdbetb na9 pben.
Sc ndber tie Ser srenen Mittaesbels
fam, Die CUR Qdube bereinflimmerte,
nm 70 unperipif9barer f6ien fi6 Elm
S9dtten i6er Die flar geaei9neten
3iige gu legen. Die Wimpern eefentt
balten0, ftre6te lie an ibrem 8erlobten
bprii6er.
@r belt lie auf. sd partete nur,
I'm mid gu perabf9ieoen :"
sic neiete ben &opf elm tpenig.
v9u fibIft Did berlebt. Sc t6ut
mir leio. 4nosrnt6eils gibt IS mir DIE
Genugtbuung, DID, penn i9 fern,
t~penigftens in Geodnfen nit mir Be-
f9dfttgt gu pifsn."
rOb Ous Srieoenssebanfen fein perz
benz
r2aum. = Sn feds Do6en ="
figte er nit 8soeutung bin5u, inoem
er tie frei CAB. S9aGenoen S9rittes
peri9pan6 feline Riefengeitalt ourd
bic 8prosrtbiir.
rSe9s @o9en :" fliifterte Glifa=
BETH inn nu9. Sbr atbem flos.
We9anif9 ftri9 i6re Re6te iiber DIE
%fleinen, bal6mpnof0rmigen Wunomals
on i6rem linten 5dnogelenf. Ge6a
@o9en nod Damn mar lie fein uns
beitrsitbarss gigsnt6um -. unb in
ibrer Seele lag nod 10 piel Sremo6eit,
10 biel Wioeritano uno unerobertes
Sebnen. 30 Soft = mas babe id
setbdn!" ftieB Il. plobli9 in beraipei=
felnber Geue aus. nGs miro feline Grs
lOIung - e miro elm Martprium!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-07
Inefo offices aus oeet Seben oeS
Sdnenf6nig5.

lteber Sen peritorbenen SGnenfonts
Gbrifttan perben unter anberem fol-
senoe biibi6e @ei6i9ten ersGblt: Big
gum Spoe ieiner bon ibm innig sslieb=
ten @emablin i'm Sabre 1898 aeigte
&0nis Gbriftian nt9t Die serinsiten
Mltersbef dtperoen uno unternabm tGez
li9 iebr peite Spa3iersdngs. Oabei
traf er hdufig einen often Mann, nit
Rem ct fi9 offers ~unterbielt, uno ben
er einmal na9 feinem @reeben froete.
80, i9 bante ie6r, Maieitdt," iagte
oiefer; nein 10 alter Mann pie id oarf
ni9t Hagen, ipenrt er ii9 mod 10 FORT
bilft." rHeoen sic nift 10 6ummes
3eus bon Sbrem @lter," fuste Ser aD>
mig gang drssrlid; ri9 bin Is Sabre
otter dIs Sie uno fpiire nod niGts
oapon. bab bas Glitter berannabt. Ct
fen sic, ih fomme eben bon einem
itrammen Wari6 aus &lampenborg."
8lampenbore liest iiber Ii Meilen
bon copenhagen entfernt. @ls ct
bann fpdter bod bin unb nieber ben
Qrst gu Ratbe 3ieben mubte, sins er
zines Sases gu feinem 2eibmeotfus
profefor Stuossuaro, um Jpn um
&ath gu fragsn. @r fteist bic Sreppe
binauf unb flinseIt on Ger Sbir. Sin
bGuerif9 a~usfebenSes Oienftmdohen,
Dem man es anIab, DAB es brett pom
2dnoe getommen NOR, ma9t ibm auf.
rSft Der 9err profeHor gu 6duie9"
fragt Ser &0nis. so, aber ni9t fiir
sic uno iebt ii~berbaupt fir niemanz
Gen." r@r pirb aber pielei6t nit
mir cine Musnabme MAIDEN, tpenn sic
linn iagen, Bob ser 9onig Ga mdre, "
meinte Gbriitian. Isle nonen Ser
90nig fem? Saben sic onoere 2e1ite
gum Marrenl Ger &Cnig fommt nid,t
10 oabergegnngen," uub bomit mirff
iie ibm bie Sbiir Dor Der Scale at. slls
Stuosgaarb am ~foIgenben Sage Dem
&0nig feline @ufpartlng madte, iagtc
oieier: r9rinsen sic bod, me;n lie
Der Hrofeffor, bieie meme 8botogra-
pbie Sbrem S~ienitm1oden, banlit Tie
MIDI bos nGdite Mal erfennt, menrl
i6 5u Sbnen fomme, uno mid niht
fpeei6idt, utb bier eeben sic ibr 20
9ronen BON mir" = Sn ieiner @lt.
miitbigfeit permisgabte er iif bistpei.
len 10, boB er fem @elo in Ser Saidje
bate. ginit ging er nit General
Ioltfe ipa5ieren lrnS Bot i'm: r@e-
BEN Gle mir bod elm paar Bfennise
fir sic beiSen @in6er Sort, WoItfe!"
morouf oiefer rubig ~erpiberte: ySsd,
babe leiSer nift einei1 Bfennig BEL
mir, Maieitdt." Son Dem &ralprin.
gen aber lieB er ii6 bGufie a1tshelfer.
menn feline eieene @orfe erihopft mar.
Borg mir bod etpas @elol" ia9tc
er Damn. Sa bot MIDI cine alte Srom
Inn elm Mmoien angegangen, nno iG
babe nibts mebr."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-07


Gin &~inocrnrben. Sin e~iaenortiaer
Sroen, Der ausidlieBli9 an &inSer
perlieben wurbe, luar Ser Orben Der
SABINE (Srbre bu Bauillon). Man
ma9te benz adtjdbrisen Yrin,en Cubs
mig, Dem nadberisen G5uis 9uSwis
Dem Siinfsebnten, oaS Yersniigen. oies
fen SrSen i'm Sabre 1918 gu ftiiten,
unoD oeforirte oamit belien @elpielen,
io,pie ionitise 9inoer BON Sofperioneu.
Das Srosnsseiden NOR elm golSenes
emaillirtes 9reu,. Sn oei Mitte Der
Soroerieite mar cine 6abne, auf Der
Jfiidleite eir uanneali tournant" (eine
art 9reifell bas 9ieblinssipiel bes
fonigliden 9naben. OaS Oroeusbanb
mar blau uno meiB 9eftreift. Ter
Orben 9ins idon 1928 mieoer elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-07

~ 80
Deere gerihtet. 9eift uno
p6ontafie lebnten fi6 fpieoer einmal
re6eaii6 in ibm uuf seseu Den tag
tGgli6en 3pang, fih als Oiener Der
Grinnerung ber3ugeben. sic berfu9ten.
Der matte Wiae aasin ri9tets bd ni6ts
aus. Ser in filberne 6iine singez
fdrau6te Tuberitift lag unbeniiBt
nsben einem StoB loier 8lGtter. Den
gef9riebenen Biloern uuf linen ponte
fi9 fein reues anrei6en aus Der Ser
gangenteit feines 2ebens. Gin perz
lorenes pdtdoies, oas oa in Dprte ss>
bannt Dor inn lag. Wenn feline 9e<
npFenen, iberi9Gbten, ME 5uridauer@
faufenoen @onnen ale na6aetrGumt
tparen = Damn blieb ben bungernoen
Sinnen 6as iGbe 5iniiberslettsn in cine
60ue...
Cos bon i6r! @ber fpp6in2 Sn bic
9sgenipart, Die ni6ts bot, ala cine,
a9, MIR gu t60ri6ts, INNER ipieoer
bre6enbe 9offnung auf @enefung2 :
Sn Die 3utunft2 Sn oieie Dhfe boiler
2eere uno ginfamteit9 Senn .r bait.
ia gebrodsn nit Sreunoen uno Be-
tannten, nit Seimat6 uno Beruf.
Collie er nun in Der Srem6e MenI9en
fu9en, bd feline pun0e Seele ii9 bon
6enen gei9ieoen. Die inn oo9 nabe gez
ftanoen batten?.. -. Nein, ME, ME!
@eine feline, 5Grtli9e Spbelia ourfts
alein nod @no5ped feines 2ebens
fem, 4nter ieines !Seraens. sd babe
feline 2uit am Wanne mebr, audi ni6t
Gm Weibe!" 9as ouIeinsmiioe SEE
fenntniB oes 5srriitteten 6amlet-par
es ni9t aud bas feine9.. -. Mber etpas
befaB CT nod = oen 9lduben on oas
&in0. Gein &ino! 8 oab er Dies
fdgen burfte, 5~peifeqos. 6ab linn me-
nigftens oisfe 3upsrii9t sebliebsn mar
in Dem ausgerau6ten perfe6rten Qe=
ben!.. N6er f6on mar er tpieoer nit
5Dei Geounfenipriingen on Der pforte
Ger 6Dqe.
Qos BON ibrl gr oriidte Oie ssduit
on DIE Sttrn. v9eb tn0 liable DID"
riet6 er fiG bart. r@eriu6e pieoer,
pie nett Define &raft Der ueberpinz
bung, oes 0ergefens i9on rei9t."
@ie unter Dem 8anne zines unbefiee=
li9eu, trantbaften Woqens erbob er
fi9. fdrttt bur9 5pei 3immer uno erz
f9loB fih Die Sbir 5u einem Bouooir,
Die 9lrme beri9rGnft blieb er oi9t boz
Der portiers fteben uno fab in ben 10.
figen Baum, Dem bal6gei9loHsne So.
loufen cine f9piile, u~nertrdglids
9dmmerung ga6en uno Sem Die Geelt
fe6lte, jener 9uu9 o Jruuenbaar
uno Mooepdrfim, BON caprisiofer I'm.
pronuug uno fofetter Stimmung. Ridi
sic Sisfreteife Spur BON 8enubungl
Die 9errin lift toot, fagte jebes Stiid
Der Ginri9tung.
9ie perrin lit loot!
Den einfamen Mann Entertainer
feline gmpfinouneen Der Srauer. Mit
@ebmutb bate Der falte, bobnpon'
QusOrud feines 9efi9tes nod piel ne
niger gemein. Sein 9~ierfpeilen be-
5tpedte Sslbfpeinigung, ieelifde Ib.
bdrtung. 8pn Pein reste fd nidts n
linn; nur Elm itartes. tpiberfpiaiges
1lnbebagen an Der umgebung, Elm pera
ffedtes SeI6ftperfpotten. DurOe f4or
sur GomDoie, ods, mas cine Dirt 8ub'
ietn ipute, BuBe fir on cine Gige per'
f4fDeHoete Sugenofraftg ODER per'
mo9te oiefer Raum nidt gu ipirten
neil er nur cine na9ldffise, unpon.
fommene Na9abmung mare 9leida
piel. Gut. fpenn es INNER 10 tobt n
ibn hlisb Bel Dem grbliden oiefer erpit
ffumwen uno bod 10 bereoten 3eusen
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The Monticellonian., 1906-02-22
lnfectad Hnrecs Shot

William Steen a farmer living near Campbell hayins lost horse by disease some time ago reported the incident to Dr. Rice of Fa4clte4illc. who is state veterinary surgeon The rest of the sicI, horses belonging to Steeu upon examination being found to haze the islanders were shot by orders of Dr Rice in accordance 10 the state law on this disease The state law does moi provide auS reim- bHfsement for stock destroyed in this manner. In this instance Mr. Steeu s loss is estimated at St.on0 and the people of his ueighborhood have sub scribed over s1oa 10 he donated for his relief.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-22
Prominent Finane Ter Dead.

Chas. F. Penzel, well known bank CT and business man of Little Rock died at that place last week after an illness of only few minutes The cause of death is said to have been heart disease MT Penze1 was the founder of the German National Bank of Little Reek. and was also twice president of the Exchange National Bank of that city. The deceased banker was also for many wears iden- tifed with the wholesale grocery bust ness of the capital city During the Civil War Mr. Penzel was d soldier in the confederate army and was serious iy wounded at Chickamauga The Or phan5 Home at Little Rock was founded by Nr Tenze'. who WIS also prominent figure in several other well known charitable institutions The death e' MT Henzel is the fourth that ha# occurred suddenly among prominent men of Little Rock during the last few weeks.