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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21
Sinisisjdbrises 9irdjeH. SnbilGnm.

6iinftGeige 6eier oes fiinf5igidbrigeu
9citebens Der 8. oeutiten reior.
mirten Ct. Touls. @cmeinoe. -
Seute iinoen orci 8otteSoienite
ltatt.
9ie fiinitGgi9c 6eier bes gol6cncn
Sitbil1ums Der 5. oeuiidpn reior,
mirten ct. Eauls.8 emeinoe. oeren
0%ottesbous an ser Ode bon Brood.
nan unb ErottitroBe itebt. beginmt
bcitte nit Orei @ottesoieniten Ser
critic @uttesoienit nimmt Inn b1t
ubr gormittoes ieinen Nnfong. @ai
oielem balt Yaitor Eaul @ienano oic
6citpreoigt. Ser 8eiongperein Der
Stride tragt inter 2eitrng oes Sr9a.
nilten Erof. .. Steinmdlb ben Gbor
oSbut Die 5bore arf" BON s. 8ou.
nos Dor, unb Sri. VI. 2eutbefer iinat
Gin Soproniolo y8ebet" bon Sicler.
9ci'm Hadmittogsa q otteSDienIt, Der.
INN 3 llbr b%eginneno, in engliifcr
Spradc ~obgebalten miro, predict
Eoitor CT. s. Z. Hoiiiter. Sr. ".
Wurgipine Hoberts iingt Elm Bari.
toniolo ~ Hep Scopen anb a Hen
Garth" bon u. Sang unb Der Gbor
Gin uSSltbilate" bon Hogler. Ser
abenb.@ ottesoienit ser in 8enlein.
id)oft NIT Den Shtpeitcr- unb Nat.
boraemeinoen g~eieiert miro, beginnt
nm AS llbr. 9ei oieiem b0lt Taitor
5. 9. aoiomer bic SeItpreoigt mo
ipridt Yoitor q. @ienanO Die
SbllBmorte. Der 8eiangperein iingt
ocn Gbor n6reuet gud" bon
Gbonts unb Sri. Wf. 2eutbefer bos
Colo nWeine Seelc lit title" Gus
Subelfeit oauert fiinf Saee unb
ihlieBt Gonneritag slbeno nit einem
gmpfane uno geieaiger llnter6al-
tiitg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21
Nns @rtter.

6iir @orplan0 un6 ben Thrift
Columbia beiltc bCpbltt, friib Nor
acns Gcaen, norooitIihe @inOe.
BcItern brtrllg hie bofite 6empc'
rattir 6S 8ruo INN Wittcrnadt uio
oie niebrigIte 80 @ro0 um 10 llbr
IormittngS.
an oen iibrigen 9unoes @etter'
itotioncn mllroc i%olgcnOe nieOrigItc
Setnperatur per5cidnct: GoItport %,
GortiaH0 IS, Bolton 5G, NibanD 6S,
9telu g)orf GA, EbilaOelpbio SO, Mt
Ialttic Gitp "a, Woibington 62, Nor
iolf 6S, Sotteras 10, Charlotte 81,
g9iImrin0ton GG, 66orleiton 6S, So
ponnob 6S, Sodionoiae sc, Supittr
Sen @eit ~, gtlonta 81, Mont
ontitcrp 81, Nen Orleans GO, Tole.
Ttine 80, @alpeitou G8, Corpus Gbri'
iii "A, McmpbiS 50, Cincinnati lG,
8ittsbura iS, Gsluego 56. Buffalo
as, Glepclonb 80, Setroit "A, Nlper0
Sc, Marauette = @reen goD 40,
Chicago 56, Gulutb "a, Ct. Eoul as,
81. 9oiliS SO, &anios GitD ~,
Omaha 5S, Suron AZ, 9ismord -,
&iQiiton 20, Sapre SO, Selenn 81,
Snlt 2ofe 30, 3enpcr 81, Nortb'
9faitc IS. Gobsc 80. NnlorilO 56
uno Sos glngeles "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21
Sbalia'W
Snmpriitiidc notwithstanding
Sonntas, Scn II. CftOber i'll Der
,@crmania'M Gnncrd)or.Saae."

QcbenSlau pom, y a TOR
g d. +. - Ynitor :. ". 2od)er, Der
neitcrm1blte SceIiorger Der oeiitihcn
b ..Iitb. ct. Mottb1i 0emeinoe ali
Central Moenue unb Sapette4S trabc
puroe am I. Slini 1866 al Der 8olh'
fiiitc BON Wcitoirifo, no iein Boter
Wiiiiondr Der Vaieler Vfiiiion ipor,
oeboren. 9rei Sabre oft, fam or mi!
ieinen Gltern nod Amcrifn. Seirr
Stuoien mohtc or 5undhIt oui ocnl
.Golpiii.9o aeg" in Glepelono, Ohio,
Damn an DEM Troieminor Der Gpol,'
geliifcn Spno0e in Glmburit, Sa,
iliio ipGter an Dem Ercbigerieminar
in ct, 9ouiS. Mo, no CT i'm Sabre
1887 0raouirtc. Gr mar Damn Seel-
ior9er IN glprio, Ohio, lorraine,
Sbio, unb Stootmiiiion0r in Gbi
cago, 81, Seit od)t Sobren Itebt er
ciiier groBcren @cmcinbe III Mcm
gfbonp, Snb, oils EaItor Dor. va.
itor 9oder lit perbeirotbet unb Voter
bon orei aiuoern. Sobnlb or iein
oiii5iears 0erufun9Sid)reiben erbalt,
miro er Die Mnnobme Der Stelle Off.
3ieQ beitGtigen. @onn CT lcine Stellc
antreien fam lit nod ulaeipiB, "a
er in ieincr iebieen .Steurng cine
oreimonotlihe aiinoioungsiriit but,
bic or einbolten mub, luenn CT iid)t
cine poiienoe 8ertrctung iinoet.
Bon Sec unb Soien. - Tic
9ofal.S nipeftoren Der GampIItiite
pieien Die alagc gegen Captain No'
bert $. Bolton ob. mad weld)er er me
gen ibIed)ten Mngcnlihts nttoblg
iein iou, Elm Stiii an iiibren. Gopi'
t1lt Bolton NOR elmer Der SiilIs.Gopi.
time, meld)e Die rGbeiapeafe 4 atlon'
tic Railpop Company" m1breno oca
iiinaiten Strifes in GienIt g%eIteIlt
botte. Die alage gegeu i'm iuor bon
9opitGn 2utber .. Tom anaeitrcn9t
moroen. Or. :. So .. Worb. giii'
itens.ArSt Der Ser, Staaten-Dtorihe.
nnieriufte feline Iugen unb otteItirtc.
ooB iein Scbpermoaen normal mo
feline Spur bon Sorbenblinobeit ST.
entoeden Iei.
@or in Baltimore mobl :
befannt. - Ter um 2onnerlto1
I'M Nltcr bon y Sabren in YblIobels
pbio, Go., 9citorbene Sr. Sobn Som'
merfeIb. mar bier In Baltimore luobl'
befannt. Sor 30 bis 80 Sabren bon
@innlpeiler, VialS. nadl Baltimore
fonmeno, legte CT an Der Yenniplpu.
nia.Apenne, 5luiid)en Der 9ioole. utO
Sans trobe, cine @ortnerei an. Die
er Sabre lang nit Grfolg betrieb.
Spdter puroe er 9~errualter oes 8rieo.
boies Der .Sbeb Sbolom" .8cnlcinbc
all Der 9rnppe.&ooO. welGe Stelliin9
Jest ieit lGngerer Belt iein Sobu Sr.
Charles Sommerfelb, innc bot. Ter
8erltorbene mar breimal perbciros
ibet. 9ic leBte Che war feline gliid'
Iife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21

I..UreF-N
@ir MAIDEN cine Spe5ialitdt oa.
rans. aranfbeiten ST. beilen. no an'
oere erfolgIos tparen. Nbenmatts.
mus, Wugenlciben, 0id)t nno ale
Nrtcm BON mrrp6ien aranfbeitcn
puIitip furirt. SIS madJt nihts aus,
pie LANCE Sic nit Der aranfbeit
beboftet paren, o0er pie tiei einge-
milr5eIt bieielbe lit, ooer ipie LANCE
Sic geboftert babcn. mir baben Mit-
tel, nm Sic gu furiren. llnier So.
natorium, alisgeitattet nit ben mo.
oern5ten Ipparaten fir Sic @ebano-
hung oieier 3raufbeiten, perbuuoen
nit ben Metboben unierer aeibidten
Mer5te, periest uns III oie Gage, poii-
tip aiinitige &eiultate SIT garantiren.
@ir bered5nen nid)ts, bis mir ange-
iangen baben, ben Hatienten si be-
baroeln. Gonnlltation ulio Inter
IudJing abiolut irei.
Hienna Sauatorimm,
413 Weit Gapette- StroBe.
1000 ta atNM t
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Staot Baltimore.
BUR SeadJtmita .

Die Serrcn @sreins. nnb 2uscu.
erfrctare pcrScn se6eten, aIc Scr.
einsbrridte OSer Sdriititiifc, bic fir
ben p9eHtidcn GOrrcipsnbenten" be.
itimmt iinb, brett on bic 3citumg 81
abreiiircn, nm elmer prumptcn Gr.
leSisnns iidJcr 5n iein. 3nrdj Oas
gSreiiirrn ioIdjer sdriftitiide an
Nneeiteate trrten in bereu gbiueieH'
beit Gitcrs fir beiSe garteien unlicb.
fame gers6sernnsen Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21
0ie @aiier.. NnIeihe.

-" g 49, r'.."# PIpSIoc
Die Wniere. NnIet6e.
Dor Dem 9lppelIdtionsgeriht in
InnapoliS begannen aeitern Die Ser
bntlofingen iiber boS Neht ser Stobt,
cine $5.000,000 : @nHeronleibe 5rr
,Nnla9c zines neuen Neierpoirs I'M
Saufe bes l8iinponber . GSIulies arf-
,%unebmen. obne crit sic ipe5ielle gu.
t~orilation Der 9egiSlatur 5l erlan.
9ci. Stills . Stootprpflirntcr Eoe
repr1Ientirte Die Staot unb @eneral-
anmalt @iainm Sbeparo @rpan oas
StGotrutbsmiteIieo 0ufe Bomb, ipel-
der ais aI1eer olftritt. @efanntIif)
pcrmcigerte Die lebte ~2egiSlotur Der
Stnbt ole Autoriiation elmer $1,000
600 : @niiernrleibe, bod marbe i'm
6rei6riei cine geitimmung gefunoen,
ourh meld)e bic Staot ailtoriiirt
pirb, cine So, 000, COOS oIieranleibe
aiti5rnebmen. Der Stootratb nabnl
cine oiesbe5iialihe @eroronilug al,
unb lit Die Glagc cingereid)t morben,
nm cine aeridtlife Gntiheionns 90
rider berbeiSufiibren, Oh sic 9eltim-
muua oes 6reibrieies lid aui eine
ncue ODER cine iriiberc anleibe be.
5iebt.
Sopogrnpbibe Iermei-
lungs 6 OF miiiion.
Gie topoarapbiid)c @ermeiiungS'
Gomniiiion bate peitern mieoer elmo
Sieung, in weld)er Sr. Econ 2aller.
mcld)cr eiucn ibm seborigen 9ono,
Gompler an @eit.Nprtb. Ipenne mn
9~entnlou.S trabe bebauen Iaiien mill
oarnm erIhd)te. ieine Vldne sur Nn'
lage BON pier StroBen mlf ieinen
8runoeigenttm 9i,tSubciben. nab
reno Der Elon Der Gommiilion mn
brei StraBen entbGlt. Sr. 5bomas
Srelano elliott mar Der ampalt oes
orn. Sduer, uno iprad,en lid perid)ie'
oene Had)barn beS Srn. 2nlier 81
8unitcn icines Hlanes aus. Sr
Senrp 0nfip p~roteitirte baDegen
uno bebielt lid Die Gommiiiion cinl
ent'd,e5ouna Dor.
9ie HicielfeIber.
lie geiebliben Sorarbeiten mi
El1te iiir Den Infasif eineS @runo
itiidcs bon EoIi5ei +. GommiiiGr Geo
q. Mills am Dad @iuer burh oil
abst9sfanal.Gommiiii fir Sic an
5~ulc9enoen Hieielielber iino iertia &c
iteIt uno puroen geltern Dem Staot
Yrofuratur Bruce eingeb1nbigt. Cos
Stieosgeriht, beitebeno aus Den SS
". W. Somer. gljiba $. Yerfins mi
StepGlion u. Wiainms. ipeltes bel
Freis bes 8runbitiidcs ieitiesen iou
miro nabriheinlib in oieier Wod,
nod ieine Sisung abbaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21

.Gitp College" Sdiiler
iiegreid Of. - Gic flint idbrliden
Sreiitelen an Der "Sobns Sopfins'
llniperiit1t" fieIen ale @rabnirten
bes oGitp College" 81. Die 9liidliden
Snbober oieier SreilteIlen iinb: Sii-
DOR blum, Alon $. Siiber, &obert
Sc. Sberbed, Martel,tS Sooo nno
Samuel 5rieomon.
Cine ainbesleid e aefun.
5 c II. Ter @Gdter am Neubou
@r. 6, Sit-@ogeritrabe, mclber fir
Srn. U. Worburg errifJtet mirr,
mcloetc geitern Dem Eoli5iiten 2eitd
BON Der mittleren Eoli5eiitation, oaB
CT I'M Seller Die 2eihe zines neln
Wonote alton meiben &inbes, in ein
WlIslinlofen eingelpifelt, gcfunben
babe. Ser Yoli5iit brohte Die 9eitc
nod Der mittleren Toli5eiitotion. Ir.
Sopben fano nod elmer llnteriii.
dung, boB 0as &inO erlpiirgt moroen
mar, u,o miro bon Der Eoli5ei Der
iuht, Die Mutter oeiielbcn aisfinoig
5u MAIDEN.
3nr 8erbeiierung ibres
Seims an Scr Mulberrp., nabe Co
tbebral-S trabe, faro am Sreitaa
abenb cine Mgitation unter ben Mit'
glieoern Ser .anigbts Of columbus"
itatt, I'M einen bierSu notbpenbigen
getrog bon etpo $4,000 a%if5utrei-
ben. Gie bel Ser @%eriammlung an.
iueienben perpflidteten iih bis gum
@etrag bon $4,000. porausgeiebt,
bab Die iibrigen @iteIieoer beg Or.
oens in ser Staot fir einen abnlid)en
getrag auifommen. Aus oieiem
@runo miro am ndditen 6reitag cine
f%ueitere @eriammlung a~bgebolten
per0en.
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ldbt ieine @ittne, 6rau Gain &oB,
Gin .3tpei Sabre oltes WdOherL Wforp
HoB, uno feline Mutter. Gr mar lett
nret Sobren perbeirutbct unO leit
einem Sabre bel Ser oGonioliooteo
@aS onb electric eight So" unGe'
itpIt
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&reot 2Htlantic

Seinen 0erIebungen er'
Ger 70 Sabre alte, bel
Der ,Yenniplpania 8abn" beldai-
tigtc arbeiter Charles W. 3enfel.
nelder am 10. Sftober ourt eincn
llnfoa in Ser GalperttS Station idmer
perleet wuroe. itarb geitern inn
,Staot.Soipital" on Den Jolgen
SieIer S%erlcbung. Coroner Or. 9up.
Sen lit benahrihtigt morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21
Gin ,6sn.s nnb nStIi6e, gei6eu.

Gin fdSnes nnb nitIideS 0eideat
fir M~nseb5rise 1T immer cine Iebeas.
arofe TbotOsrapbie ober cine Flint.
IeriiG pp4enbete Gopie tines aItes
Yilbes in Grapon, @aFerfarbe, Del
cber Haiten. Die idSniten Gabinet.
bilber nnr 81 pro Ontenb.
Sulins Sebbel, beutider Nbotoerapb.
CO., 321 Rsrs.G ass strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21
Sdiffsfarten uon mno nad 9cntidl'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: So.
lite $50, $45 un6 $3.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 unb $3.50.
@unoreiie 81 biaigercm Yreiie. sBeo.
S. 0iener 4 Co., 2t7, Cf.UaltimOrs'
Gtrahe.. do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-21
&leioer uon inbioibnellem Gbarafter
9op6inS Sy0em.

0ic @runblugc beS SopfinS.
Spitems nltroc bon Charles $.
Cebm aclegt uno i'm 8ehirn Ole.
les moblbcfnnnten alcioer = Gr.
perten meiter entpidelt, bis eS
5ilr @irtIid)feit muroc. Sie
merSen %ueritcben, mas cs bcoeu-
tet. menn Sic oen Sopfins.
Saoen betreten - menn Sic Elm
Soptins SpItrm . aleioungs.
ltiid anprobiren. @inige Gunfte
bon Sntereiie iino: Die beionoe.
rem uno pripaten Nnflpioe3im.
mer, Die ioItoe @obagonp- Plus.
ltattlng oes Snneren, bie groBen
SpiegeliIafen uno ser Inter.
ld)ieo bon Ben gem6bnli6en Ter.
tigen &leiOern iiir Ndnner uno
Silngllnge, mel6er sic natiir.
lId)e originate Sopfins Sdul.
ter, Den nit Der &ano gefprmten
aragen unO Die periefte Grapi.
ritng oes HiidenS uno ser 9(er-
mel auimeiit.
Grlanben Sic ms, S6nen
oieies Spitem oes 3uibneioens
nno Der S~erltellllng 81 erfldreu.
3nm @cbramdj fcrtisc Insiiae
iinS ......... $3.50 bis $40.
3tm 8ebramd fcrtige ltcber-
5icbcr iimb. -. $3.50 bis $50.
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Mnmisipal MnacIraenheitcn.

Ter 1Sonb opS 9ranOoeufmaIs nimmt
81. - @erid)ieoene Grgoniintio'
nen ernennen Stills . Gomite'n.
Iie $4,000, 900. 0aiieranIeibe
Dor Dem 2(ppcllotionsgeridt.
Wapor Sintanlls mar gcltern nift
i'm H~atbbauie, unO iiibrte oaber Scr
Erdiioent oes criten Ratbs3neiges 5.
9nrrp Nabool Die Beiddite bes
StaOt = Oberbnhptes. Mapor Gina.
ms, mrIder oft bis 3 uno 6 ltbr
Had)rniita9s in ieinem giireml orbei.
tet, miro bon iebt ob piinttlid Tim
2H llbr nad) Smlie gcbcn, uno lit
geItern Elm Sbilo an Scr @ingangs-
tbiir gum Waporsbiirenu angebraht
noroen, meld)es beiost, oaB ooiielbe
Inn 2R llbr RadmittagS piinftlid)
geidloiien miro.
9e9oroe iir ofientIide
@erbccrnngcn.
Iie 9eborbe fiir 0fiertlide Ser.
b%clierungen belt geitern cine Sibung
ob, in Der Die 8erorbnungen fir Die
Filalterung Scr NonroeitroBe, 5pi.
ld)en Columbia . Nucnuc uno Den Sc
leilen Ser g. & S..@abn" nno fir
Die 9emiliguna Don $4,000 fir elm
Gie0eltal oes Ienfmals bon Cecil
Galuert, 5neitcn Soro Baltimore,
DcldeS nii Dem ct. YaulItraBen,
Ylob Dor oem @eridtsgebGuOe errife
tet lpcrOen iol, g~utgebeiBen wllrben.
NnS 9rono0enfmol.
Ger GorIiber Oes 6inan5.Gomite's
ors Silnf5i9er . Gomite'S fir bie gr.
rid)tltng cines @ronOOenfmals bat
gcItern orei 3uihriitcn bon Srgoni.
Iotioncn erbalten, melhc oas Eroieft
untcritiiten mcrocn uno Gomite'n er-
nannt BADEN, meld)e nit Dem Sinan5-
Gomite cooperiren io0en, uno 5mar
BADEN crndnnt: lie Sanoelsfnmmer:
SS. Sames i. Gooner, George Z.
u. j. Siggenbotbam; Wo.
rine . 3ngenieurS . Union: tSS. s.
s. Wittenoorf, Soi. %. @rigbt, Nic.
Sarp, ". I. Waribna, Games Sig.
gins, Sobn &eboe; Wmnrer-
Union: Sobn W. Hineroie, George
I. 2eedj, Wm. &. Moisture, Sobn u.
@ccleitor, Sobn $. @ilion, jun. Sol.
genoc Subicriptionen mlrben eeItern
gemadt:
Sdrrp grebm .......... $500
Gin Ireinb, bur6 Sobn e.
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Eaiic sur 9ieiie ms Anslanb be.
forst s. @aine, Nr. 4f3, Cit.Yalti.
moro traFe, nabc Guitumtoair.Ape ne.
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9tuft oaran.
@ir batten 0lnes, mas
mir bcrfprecbem.

SurbauS feline siuSnabinen. eSenn mir Ell.
men %sefpiiien artifcI 5u einem %Heipifien Breis
fir einen sewiiien laa ~anSeieen. TO perben
Gle ~oenfelben tets erbalten. aeine smsreoe.
nab er aiSberfauft ODER riht nuf Eager fei.
sSir b~etreiben bas @eiddit nimt anf Sieie
Beiie. &ir itno nibt fir eireu 1ag i'm &c
ibdft, ODER fir cine @obe ober fir ein Sabr:
mir iinS int @efddit fir inner. nm SeIo 5u
oerbienen unb Sbnen @eIb SIT ~eriparen uno
nm einen bieibeuoen Suf tir GbrIidfeit uno
seredte Sebano.nng fir glr auf5ubuneu.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Hu- and. 20 prevent their theft guards
We're stationed over them one relieE-
ing the other at midnight.
John HAYS. one OF tie guards was
uu dIty One night and stepped across
the street 90 what was called Tommy
lrUmm s. saloon 90 see what time it
was. just as he had reached the door
three CCiDT-1 soldiers coming along
the sidewalk met him. and after g
few words. shot him dead and passed
on They also belonged 20 the fort
and were members of the Thirty
eighth Infantry. having come to town
1u leave and become intoxicated. They
had attempted 20 enter "a dance hall.
uut We're thrown out Then they went
into barber shop smashed every
thing and started 10 XIII the first man
they met II happened to be Hays.
Accompanied by the barber. the
sheriff the next morning went TO the
fort and related what had occurred,
demanding that the troops be brought
All were lined mp and the man Un-
bfsltauuEly picked out the three coll
oTed men who had broken mis- prop
erty- The soldiers were taken 10 Hays
City for preliminary examination hut
the proceedings dragged Ali GAY the
lawyers argued and the justice ham-
med and hawed. ana at last the crowd
was satisfied for the examination was
continued until morning and the men
were locked IN cellar for the night,
During the night they were taken
out OF the cellar, carried to a trestle
a quarter of q mile west of he depot
and dropped between the ties with
ropes attached to their neCks. IN the
morning the soldiers from the fort
took the bodies down and buried them.
For weeks afterward no soldier was
allowed I'm Hays City after sunset,
and the feeling between the town and
the fort ran high. The Ninth COlored
Cavalry went over to the town one
night 10 clean IL oug in revenge for
the lynchlnE of the three mUrdercrs
The people armed themselves and
prepared "a resist the cleaning out
process. The cavalry opened the ball
hy charging along the board sidewalk.
I'm front of the row of saloons. The
citizens opened Are and the hght he
came general. The town was the
victor for the citizens 1utUumbered
the troops. and every man could han
die 2 gun better than anything else.
six Of the soldiers were killed ana
their bodies thrown into w,ll, Whlch
bv the next morning Was sodded over
and apparently had never ~Essted- ne
missing mer Wev- never inquired after.
Opuosite their names on The Tort T2S-
Tor was written the word deserted.
II was the last conflict between -ort
and town. and thereafter the netter
class of citizens was ln the ascendanc3
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

naked men .azt looked much like 60
rITtas
They were nor more than three feet
high bat they looked powerful and
ugly I don't know just what Jim had
done 90 vroHsc them. but they seemed
lighting mad
.Thera were nov both men and
women swarH5nE about us TIE men
We're armed with clubs like some We
had seen be- o. corner % the second
cav. We had explored.
The tiny creatures clicked uncan-
n#y with their tongues and Euashcd
their long yellow teeth ike cHragad
muskrsls
"WHeu they saw that they had uS
cornered they stopped just a second
to set their breath, aud then they
came for u= - II to tear us Co pieces
-I have hnau IN some pretty tight
places in Eiy TIME and Z don't knoR
that I'm any more OF a coward than
most people. but z was $50 terrified
that my knees snotc together and my
heart sank.
when the horde ut cliff dWrIrnrS
saw that VIC were Curnered they stop
ped for q traction OF d second. and
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AMERICAN HANDIWORK
ON SOME ENTIRELY NEW LINES

ru their baking was all ir place. Then
rbav covered the mound with stones,
t5n cans and anything al hand. set
Ere 90 fHa fuel ana let fI sm1lder TIL
the pottery was red hot
Before lt was fairly cool they often
had lt packed and were started on an
rIcnteeu-mlle walk t1 the railroad STA
tIon 20 sen It Il was fragile and nol
water Gght. Much Of .t was broken
DOB firing and transportation since
Miss Fozrd returned 20 Laguna last
summer. ruUt her kiln and Hlred hef
helper. Yamei a graduate 0I Carl -.'
she has been glazing ihe pottery
strergtheuiug it and improving it II
other vavs. and demanding their oest
work Of the women. She buys thelS
best nfsces and markets them -
Eastern cities The indian women
were So delighted with the hrst glazed
nfeces that they rubbed their checks
against them lke child with 8
kitten
There is a Brooklyn woman who 10Y
many wears has spent her summers II
an old homestead among the Ne"
Hamnshire mountains she mas l1r'
nished designs and ideas faF lmPFoN
ing the woven rugs OF the locall'y
and IS now helping 10 market the pro-
duct Of the keeue valley looms
They are very loosely woven rugs, ana
each rug has its Own design.
Then there are two youEG women
whose father was once - rich New
Yorker. He lost All his money ana
they were left without any training
for seIf-support. They were then IN
California and had for some years
been studying and working IN leather
f1r rrre love Of g.. visiuag Mexico and
@aafr ta study Spanish feathers OF the
Middle Ages preserved there
They opened studio iu San Fran
cisco and took orders for wrought
leather. After a while they came 10
<ew York and now only m1llonalres
arc rich enough ta buy their feathers
They design and execute wall cover
Iugs as well ls small pieces.
There iS "a group OF women '- no
about New York ~Hum The ara
craftsmen Familiarity ce5 Snale as me
early Pgatts-" When Pratt lustltut@
urst introduced metal work 10 was
taken up los a. number or E-iiS tl-tii
in the school IGey nave aet Iiol.1
tHc craft until ihelr leWe-tSr or beat
-n gold and silver. adorned with pre-
giouz stones. iS known amouE ail VINO
love TO huy hand made Things .
The large majority oL Lfr az '+ itN
workers are women. direct Terioduc-
ZION of primitive conditions. when the
men were busy huntl-g and nghtnE,
and the women made things at home
There are many men among thelll'
however. There is one young man IN
South Lincoln Mass, VINO has puilt
a kiln from which me urus ont pot
terry enough 60 make his living. His
pottery. which has 3usE hegun 10 oe
seen In the exhibits. lS pTeclsely the
same OLD gray stoueWaTe that olo-
fashioned ehuTns and butter crooks
used Ia bC made Of. But ne decoTates
il In a dull. indistiuCt nIue monotone,
craftsmen are all alike in one thing.
They don't want "a job or any one 90
tcU them what they must do Ihey
want 10 build little Kiln out IN lhe
"a weaving room. and mold and nam
mer and beat out things with Inslr
own hands at their own sweet VIII
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fHau n5ea SrE wild Bill Waz one or
Tho ua-ron saints. and was a candidate
r1r sheriff of tho county. but was de
featcd by aS handy a EuuWloIder, Peter
Landaga0. But bill was recognized b2
the people OF the town. who made him
marshal In this capacity he killed
two soldiers from the fort. tUo litl-
zeus and wounded several others
To escape the orlceT1 az me INTi ne
was compelled 10 tiy hastily. and was
next heard Of at Abilene. where he
entered on d career "f more OF less
credit and q great deal of uotoriety-
So numerous were the Killings ana
quarraIs su Hays that the authorities
established a private cemetery TOR
those who died with their boots on.
and ont ON the edge of the town II may
Vel be seen. "a is known as Boot hlis
and in its narrow confines. with the
VtaiU rcar rhiuE away far as the eye
can reach. le foTIy-uYe rutildns 10
whom death came while On the MIDST
Of street orgies that We're at once the
terror and disgrace of the town Mos-
notable OF these was Jim Curry. VINO
was the leader of the depra we'd frontier
louEhS, man without @ conscience OF
realization of fear. He killed half a
dozen roloved men. throwing most Of
their bodies into deep well He killed
"a man named Rrady, cutting his throat
and throwing him into q box car, shut
ting the door and sending the corpse
q
street he met an inofeusjve boy named
Estes Curry ordered hin % throw up
his hands. The hoy begged that ne
would uOl Kill him. but the villain.
deaf 20 all appeals calmly put n re-
VolVeT to the boys breast and shot
him dead. Then he stepped over the
dead body and went down the street
The people could stand il no longer.
The mobbed him and save him a place
1t was natural that the soldiers
should be mixed mp in these troubles
more than was good for them. and
their participation in one dark event of
the town history formed one Of the
most tragic chapters in western kan
sas' history. II occurred two years
after the establishment of Fort Hays
at its present location, when. from
the Indian troubles that had already
taken place it was expected that the
post might become one of ConsideTa-
BILE importance as guardian OF the
Western frontier. That year the Gov
ernment had sent more military
stores 10 the post than could he stored
in the room prepared for that purpose
AT the fort and a large quantity was
stored along the track or the kansa 3
Pacific railroad. then just completed
The GOODS were covered with t'HpdH-