davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
Scr or for siOcn rs farrc aanoioa.

Scr or for SiSen IS fGrre Ganoioa'
fer peo arigSitoIen / 8cit &otnt, enS
Der er Iop!ig gOgun9 for, fortGiIer
Spritonoeren Sberit Siigb 8. Scott
fin ourIiae Rnpport. af Rapporten
fremaaar I~igeIcoes, at 8 al bette GarS
@roSuentfIaSie bar iorIo6t SGrcl.
SpiS oct iortintter poa BET Si8, oil
Ger mart bIipe en- ligeiaa ifrigenoc
Iangel pna Sificerer / armeen, ION
ser alereoe err paa Meuige. Set bar
cfte nof u9ret ~iremboIot, at ben Sen,
iom betaIeS Ell menig Solbat, or ian
usieI, at BET life er rtmeliat of peute,
at unae Rnnb / i'm beoite aIoer
IfaI bnerpe fig | SGreu cllcr 6Iaaoen.
Spis oe elers buer uoget, fan De tiene
mango 8ange mere peb at Hal ino
poa inurtiogt bpnoiombeIit nnOet. On
life fiiIot iaa golt iom for De IcnigeS
S~eofommenoe, er Der belleriffe | Sf.
f~icersitonoeu iaa spl6ue p~efuniGre
lloiigter, at ct opgtigt ungt @enue.
ffe netop Ifal friites til at saa no al lin
Sci for at fonune iub paa ben 9aue,
og bette bar nohtrIionts life libct at
gisre nteo ben SmitGnoisbeo, at oct
eaor tiIbage meo Segningeu til
&riagifolen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
+. A. Miller,
GENERAL PASSENGERS AGEEr.


giennemiuitlig grebbe at minbre emo
en- bolp Mil. Gen er operoroentIig
frugtbar. Der apIes SbeSe og 9pg
og 9omllb, og Iangs Sloben er. Der
8aoeIpalmer, bpis Srugt er ct pigtiet
RaringsmibbeI for De 100000 Sno.
bpggere. On Stat af 10 Gents for
bpert SrG betaIes til ben engeIfe
~9iegiering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
SprSfielpet Galabrien. Gro Mol

teleeraferes, at Sobet al Wenneifelip
oa gienoom unoer oct iibite Soro.
ifiGlp | GaIabrien / SpoitaIien err
enoog iterre emo fra fsrit al antaget.
Oct nsiagtige gutal at omfomne bill
bog enonu life bli brogt paa BET Hene
paa en- Sio, oa en- Manebe Huiner
enbml life er uograpet. Get Steo,
iom blen rammet b%aarbeit, bar 9anoS.
bpen SerruNano, bpor pmttrent bpert
eneite S,iS bIep Iagt / @rus og mel.
lem 200 oe $50 Yerioner bIcp Srrbt
og omfring 500 faoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
@igelanbs Spntrne.

@igelanbs Sontrne. Sra ariitia'
MIA telegraferes Den 8be Ropember
at 9ommrtneitpret MI bar bepilget oei
manglenoe til Snbfisb al 8%ilebbng.
ger gieelanbs p9lbige Sontane,
BORON Der | lenaere Tio bar p9rei
fsrt en- beftig 9ebat | glaoene. Oct
itpre aiinitperf er altiaa MI enbelis
iifret for ben norffe Sopebitao. Sra
Sperise er Der eientagne 8ange
fommet @ub paa bette &%iinitperf, iom
| fitlo fGrbig Stano bill foite oper
100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
Se ipcnfe IiubefapeI peo Cit,


/ SpIflanb bIep meo itore Spitioelig.
beber inbpiet Den Cite Gopember, 275
aorSoagen for BET itpre Stag, bpor
SeItefcngen @uitaf aboIf ieireoe -
men faIbt. Zen eIimrenoe Gepr9.
ientatioL Tom Sperige | Iuleoning
oenne SnboieIie ienote til Citizen, bar
tibIigere peret omtaIt / "Boiten"s
llbeuIanbSipalter. Otter ~oificiel Sno.
bpbeIie bar observation-disclosures re.
p%rGienteret at Faitor 9. q. Gilman
fra Nep Britain Conn. &apelet err
befoitet opfsrt al ben MI aibsoe rige
ipenife @Gcenat SoniuI Gilman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

re bill Isbe af. gaa 9en baaber man,
at Masternes slfeisrelie life maa
faIoe no til Sprfernes Soroel. Oct
oilbe betpoe peoparenoe politiif Srpf
og fortiat sfonomif @anitel. Sor
Chen betaler Spr~ltenosmmet en- aar.
Zig Sfat of 100000 Biaiter til Sul.
taneits &asie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
Sfal hi siSre Ruuiepelt til Siftato

sfal hi sisre ROOieuelt til Siftator
for 2ipstio2 9ette SpsrgsmaaI er
blet uofoitet al en- Irofesior | Romer.
ret peo lluiperiitetet / ann arbor,
Micb, Soiepb $. 0rafe, iom er al
ben Mening, at UNDER 2anbets M.
pGrenoe fommerrieIle Silitanoe og
Oct itaoiet porenoe 8orporntionsp9Ioe
er oct Ell 8aarifab at beige en- Yre'
iioent bare paa A aar 40 @angen;
Sonoets Stprer buroe oGlges poa
2instio, mener ban; fsrit 6a fuuoe Der
chickering's en- e~ffettip &ontrol ODER
De fore &orporatiouer. ut oisie Sor.
porationer nogeniinoe belt bill fuuue
nnopGreS / bort inouitrielle 9ip, fin.
Der Eroiesioren ~urimeligt at autuge.
Serfor girloer oct ON at itprfe Ie.
q~ieringen, og 6eu bebite Mtoaoe, bette
fan ife paa. er al forIGrge gmbeSSti.
Den for ben grniioent, icm engang
bar piit iig iitonO til at ereie ilige
rouifclige affGrer, iom Der Der cr
Safe ont. Mr. Srofe bill cog iifferIig
life opIeue Serue Saufes Sterilization
bpcrteu for 3ooiepcltS cIler nogen ans
Sen Irpiioeut8 8eotomnenSe. 6or.
sprigt fan oet life ncgtcS. at oen cpiu.
heIige "Rotatiou III Office, iom ser
er her / 2anoet, i%uarcre ipGffer enc
ItDrfer bort gmbc0&ppIcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
CsIaa geIsiem ran,nes of geuae

AgIdd Wclgten rdIltiiles az Betlge'
maneelen | Imerifa. Gen amerifan'
lie aoniuI | 9riisieI, gtbelbert @atts.
ino6eretter, at belgiife Grportsrer oa
Sabrifanter oaglis mootager aabel'
arammer ira 9ep gorf ON Silbage'
faloeIie al tioIisere geitiainser. aI.
ligepeI iIer Be oft, De fun, meo at er'
peoere De amerifanife geitilineer, oo
De beaer bill pente paa @etalinaen
emo goo Slip at 5orretningen. Den
belgiife aniplings. og @lasinbuitri
bar altio bapt en- goo &unbe | ame.
rita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
aiprte liz. | Ganalen. ssra

fterbam | Soaano teleernferes ben
7be Ropember: Statsminiiter Sonf.
beer ban 9anbups, bans Sen, Der er
9%orsermeiter | Sect, iamt oeres Su-
~itriter brufneoe / @aoraites, mems De
bar ube poa en- &isretilr. 9eres
@ogne itprteoe i,emlie | en- tpt Gage
no | aauoIen peo Soogferf. Den
foritlpffebe Miniiter par 20 aar
gantntel og itoo meget bit anifrebet
hos 9ronning @ilbelmine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
WobeIs eiteratnrpris. SRI

boIm t~eIegroferes, at be fire Digtere
Spinburne, Mereoitb, Snrop og Slip.
ling MI er nppnt | SorbinoeIie meo
aarets Iiternre 9obeIpris, iom uooe.
les Den lobe december. Otter tib.
Iiaere SnrIpoenoer ifiiloe 8aIeet iaar
itaa mellem aipIing % Marf Smain.
Com miIig 8inber af aarets Srebs.
pris n9pnes Or. 8. 2stpentbal | ger-
lin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
Sra uolanoet.

st Erpicft ON en- oirefte Camp
ifibslinie meIem Sperige % aneri.
Ia er Der MI begpnbt en- asitation for
1 Speriae. aoniuI Carl Jriberg
boIot forIeoen Gag 6orebrag ON ga
gen | bet ipenif.amerifanife SeIifnb
| GtocfboIm. bpor Eanfen bandit me.
gen TiIilutnine, oe bpcr Der neoiat.
ties en- aomite paa fem Wano til at
pirfe for groieftets Giennemfsrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

Seiicr &ilbelm aireiite | 2srbags
fra Berlin til 2onbon for at afIGeee
ct officieIt 9eiss hos fin Snfel, Song
Gbmoro, San Ieoiagebes Of ct fort
6slac o. fsrte meo fig belle 9ierge al
Baggage. Stemningen meIem eng
Ianb % SpiflanS bar | laneere Sib
oGret aIt anoet emo elifperbia, iGr.
Zig bar oct eugelife Storblao "SimeS"
pPret temmeIie bittert moo Splflanb,
men man baaber, at aeiierens eng.
~IouoSbcies maa .bibrose til of rette
pao 6orboIbet. - Oct forlpoer at
aeiicren oenne Gang bill opbolbe ria
/ Ipuaere Sio uoenfor SpItIanb. San
Hal barre pIaeet af 9atarrh % bans
9pacr ifoI bape raaoet BAN til enten
at iIaa iia neo en- 9io poa Gen @iebt
peb gugIanos Spofpit eler ogiaa
srpoie en- SiS j TiboeIbapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
@pna GSiuarS Of gnalano feirebe

"Ne"S SSfe"tS VI SNbiuiU lSliSpS y
2sroaes fin 66oe SsoieIsbas paa
SnnOringbam Slot, bpor 9ongen og
9rumiusen af Spanieu % 9ronting
Mauo al Iorge for Sioeu opboIoer
iia iom bans @ipiter. S Sonbon fei.
reoeS 0o9en blanbt onoet meb ct hi.
~itoriif Sptog, foreItiacnoe ole De Go.
iraroer, iom bar iibbet paa oen enseI.
Tie Srpne, omgipet at ct itaieliet Ssl.
&c | 9rogter fra bper enfelt @oparos
.Sib. guboioerc blep &ongen oper-
RIFT @eroeus iterite Siamant, Den
iuofaI6te GuIliuon.8 iomant, iom Ga.
be fra @oerfolouien Sranspoal Spb.
oirifn. Siamantens gerbi er aniat
til $750,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

5OrbFielp | epanien. Sra Waa'
orio telcgraferes ben zoe 0opember
Ct poIoiontt ScroifiaIp bar biemfsai
Torre Ia Mibern ! grouinicn Suesco
Roroiponien. Soroen Hog itore
Mcuner, % NpiteIien Iebingeoes al
iibDggelige un6erioroiife Grsn, Der
frembragte ponif ibIanot gefolfnin-
Gen. Wonae &ufe ftprtcoe iammen.
Sbcr mango MennefeIip Der Git tabt
pioes enonu lite. - Gen biemisste
Eropins, Der Iigeer | ben nor0Iige
Del at aragonierL paa Gpoifraonin.
gen at Eprennerne, cr bersmt for fin
Natirfisnbeo. gpcn Suesca l BRO.
pinien at fnmme Rapn er meget gam.
mel, Den bar life minore emo 10
a!oitre.
Saaroe Siber | Sperise? Sra
StocfboIm teIesroferes Den zoe 9o-
pember: Saar6e Sioer babe finanii.
eft 90 irouitrieIt fpnes Sperige MI at
gaa imsoe. Sor ncgIe 9ase iiben
git Storfirmaet Mation & 60. fall.
lit neo en- Gi9Io paa 5 Milioner
aroner; ioag fonbt ser Steo ct fort
9ursfalo paa glitter, og oct meooe.
leg, at aarl maImberg Co., Der eier
ire Siifferfabrifer, og oct ftsrite Spi-
ne-erportfirma / Soeriee meo en- So.
pitdl paa 10 Wiuioner @roner bar |
ganifeliabeoer. 9ette bar fpreot
angit ! pioe 4reofe, og Der meboeIes,
at ogiaa andre Sirmaer er paa Sali.
tens @ano. ganferne cir fit poerite
for at reboe Situationen, men oet
befrpstes, at bbis slmerifa fortietter
at trGffe @uIo | faa tore Masier fra
europa, iaa bill SeIeen BIZ Bense.
mansel og TRANCE Sioer / ale De
eiropeiife 9anoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

SenS "Seeprab .Epiten" til SlGst %
gcuner | sautle. eanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

kNTTREp As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE l5Tn 1903
% TnE Posi- oFFICE AT nNcoKAH. Iowa UNDER THK
lCT of CONGRESS oF MAKCH 81 1891.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21
Topeka Branch of the WOman's
Foreign Society to Meet.
VIII Hold Four Days Session
at Chauute Oct 1914.
INCLUDES FIVE STATES
Between One and Two Hundred
Delegates Are Expected.
MembarsWh0 Have Been Abroad
VIII Relate Experiences.

Chanute, Kan. Sept 1.-THE biggest
missionary gathering ever held in Cha
mute will be here next month The
twenty-fourth annual meeting of the
Topeka branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society Of the Methodist
tober 10. for q four days session, con-
Guiding with Sunday, October Il the
dig day OF the session. From one 70 two
hundred delegates are expected
The Topeka branch is one of eleven
or twelve branches IN which the general
society is divided and it's territory fr.-
cludes the states of Kansas. Nebraska
Colorado. Oklahoma and Utah There
are 4o0 aUxtlarfes. as the local branches
are called. in this territory with mem-
berShip OF nearly 11.0GG-
The program for the convention viii
De most interesting one Both morn
ing. afternoon and night sessions viii
be held at the Methodist church The
list Of speakers will include some OF the
best known foreign missionaries Of the
church and other well known church
Speakers Music will be furnished by
local talent
The officers OF the Topeka bra-ch are:
Mrs H Imboden. OF Wichita Kan.
president; Miss Ella N Watson. Of Lin
coin. Neb-, corresponding secretary.
Mrs J. r Madison. OF Manhattan,
Kan. treasurer Mrs L z Mcintyre,
OF Topeka. treasurer
In addition to TIE DELEGATES many
visitors are also expected TO be present
The local auxIiary IS busy making
prepare items for the big event Dinner
and supper IS to be served for the visi-
tors by the ladies' of the church in order
10 leave al much time as possible for
the meetings. and in order that the
local members VIII have full opportuni-
" to attend all sessions
The local auxiliary IS one OF the strong
recruits OF the church ard has a mem
oerShip OF q hundred 1t IS maintaining
two Bible women IN India and five
orphans there IN schools. three Of the
latter. however. by undivided donations
OF members The officers OF the local
society are Mrs Bruce Baker. presi-
dent: Mrs G. W Williams vice presi-
dent Mrs NJ P FarreIIy. recording
secretary: Mrs W H Latfrer, CORE
spending secretary. Mrs J NJ Cava-
ness. treasurer Mrs Chas Melon.
suuerfr teudent Of mite boxes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21

acres. and farms and raises stock John
2 Vech was born IN the county IN 1871
He Owls 40 acres and feeds and ships
several hundred cattle annually. Rich
big farmer and stock raiser. and has
filed the office of trustee OF Beaver
township for the last IA years P H
Bo=thin has been here since 1856 He
owns 4 ranch Of q section, and raises
cattle and hogs He viii raise 1000
He Will nut in 100 acres OF wheat this
fail He has net with 50 much pros
perity that he viii stay here and fight
for this country John Boyd A J Far
lev. s NJ West and Tim Lynch. were
also present All Of then are large and
successful farmers and stock raisers-
and will always be singing praises for
Phillips county.
The sod school house erected near the
home Of Fred Veeh in 1876 and named
silver Light has been torn down and &
frame one stands in its place No ole
appeared 70 remember why this naue
was given 70 thfsC school. but some one
suggested that il might have been
uaned out Of respect for the beautiful
sight the rays Of the sun reflected On
the buffalo grass in the pioneer days
The German Lutherars have = $4,000
church in Belmont township In sight
Of the church and school mouse me
great PopuIist rally and meeting was
held July T. 1880. the crowd being esu-
mated close 70 5000
Many OF the old pioneers remember
when the banks OF PhfuipsbUrg charg-
ed them as high as "a per cent inter-
est
from the home OF Mr. vech can be
seen two noted streams. Skunk and
Starvation creeks. but there isn't a
drop Of water in either In fact the
country IS 80 dry where our party
crossed Deer creek this stream was
dry as q powder house
Fred Tech says this first outing"
was 80 successful that he will give
them annually in the future
What Is true OF the country IN the
confines OF Belmont Beaver and
Mound townships. with her well titled
farms and prosperous farmers. IS equal
" true Of all the county OF Phillips
New houses and barns show up all
over. and most Of them have bunch
Of stock and a patch Of alfalfa Corn
- badly burned. but not a farmer ap-
pears discouraged. he Is sowing his
wheat and viii plant his corn crop next
spring There has never been a time
when her farmers enjoyed q more
hopeful spirit Of the future of Phillips
county
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21
A DAYS OUTING.
Phillips County Pioneers Meet
at Fred Tech's Home.
A Reunion in a Prosperous
German Settlement.
HAVE A FINE DINNER.
Now a Frame School House on
Site OF Old Sod One.
Those Present Heavy LandoWn-
ers, Having Many Acres.

PhnIfpsburz. kan Sept IA day
CT" 50 20 speak enjoying country life
most e1toyabIs-feature - q
days visit 70 the hou1e OF Fred VEeh.
one q the ex-commtSzto1ers OF Philips
county. The occasion was the meeting
at his home OF a number Of representa-
tive citizens and farmers for Z good
tine. and when dinner was called the
visitors sat down 70 the table filed 70
overlooking With the best the farm az
f0r1s. Mr.. Vech came to Philips eoUn-
y IN 1873. locating IN Belmont township
He Il e German. there being about 80
German families residing IN the town.
ship. and about the same number OF
families live IN Beaver, the township
adjoining Nowhere viii one see great
er improvements OF more general pros
parity In Philips county than IN these
townships where the Germans live In
vtttng residences, commodiOus barns.
cattle and hogs forest and fruit trees.
and the Erznzries filed with grain and
churches and school houses greet the
visitor Fred Tech OWLS ECO acres OF
land in fact his IL the first homestead
taken in Belmont township in 1911 II
Is situated on Ash creek. about ten
niles from Phiuipsburg, and midway
between the Missouri Pacific and Rock
Island roads.
Er Tech was commissioner for seven
years and for the last ten years he has
served trustee OF his township. This
year he Will raise about I 500 bushels
CT corn. 500 bushels Of wheat and geo
bushels Of oats This seems remark
able rom the fact that hundreds Of
acres OF corn in Philips county viii
uot raise -nubbin-+
L was q treat 70 hear those present
talk over their pioneer "reminiscences.
The most Of than located in the county
when the buEzI0s were plentiful.
Among those present were VIM Brun-
Ing who came IN 1850. He farms 4
quarter section ard raises stock, and Il
making money Thers IS Mike Hfmms-
Iefn- who came IN 1851 He Owls $50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21
IN JAIL As MINUTES.
ID. NJ. Small Sues Officials for What
They Say Was n Joke.

Leavenworth- Sept. 21.-David NJ
Small Of Tongauoxie. through his at
torney. Eli NirdIinser. has filed suit
IN the district court against Granville
StriugfeIIow and Thomas Lloyd OF
the same place for $1,000 damages for
false arrest and Imprisonment
He alleges that on February 15,
1897. these two men, who were ofTic-
ers OF the peace, unla~fully and with
force assaulted and abused him and
that without complaint or warrant
from any court for his arrest did ar
rest and fmpriSou him and keep him
IN the Tonganoxie Jail for the space
of three-quarters OF an hour without
reasonable or probable cause and
that he was thereby damaged TO the
amount Of $1,000.
Friends of StringfeIlow and Lloyd
claim that the only basis for the suit
is a practical joke, which was played
at TouEanoxie last winter
They say that Small was tried oy a
kangaroo court and that neither Or
the defendants were acting in an Off
cfaI capacity at the time
SrrfuEreIIow IS a constable and dep
uty sheriff and Lloyd is city marshal
OF TouEanoxie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21
POOR PHONE SERVICE
Ottawa City Council Gets After the
Home Company.

Ottawa. Sept IA kick on the
telephone service Of the Ottawa TeIe-
phone company was registered at the
meeting of the city council
Councilman W. H Clark moved
that the city clerk notify the company
that the city desires better service and
the motion carried
The Ottawa Telephone company,
which was organized as an fndepeud-
ent company and which secured a
franchise from the city of Ottawa, IS
now owned by the Home Telephone
company Of Kansas City and is q part
Of the chain Of telephone exchanges
over the country owned by that cor
poratfuu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21
NEW HUSBAND


II have been compelled to stop
drinking it. I said to a friend who
asked me TO strengthen up on a cup Of
her good coffee Well she said. that
needn't bother you. for I have Postum
Food Coffee here which completely
cured frisnd Of mine of sick head
aches
I tried her coffee and it was very
good but when I tried to make it at
home. L was disappointed soon found
that I was not making IL correctly. but
by putting in two heapfng teaspoouf1Is
Of Postum for each person and letting
It boil twenty minutes. II was delicious.
II had at that time been an invalid
for several years, but did not know my
trouble was caused by coffee drinking
ataIy began 10 feel better after leaving
off coffee and using Postum. and stuck
TO It
One day met lady who was trou-
bIed the same as I was and whose ap-
Pearauce On the street really shocked
claimed IN surprise at my improved
appearance, and wanted to know what
1 had been doing She asked me If
had had healer Of any kind 1 said
Yes. have allowed Postum Food Cot
fee to work the almost complete mir
acIe OF curing me
My husband has been absent from
home for some time, and has been n
wretched health having been in the
hospital twice for Indigestion I wrote
him 10 stop using coffee and try Poe
tum-toI5 him also Just how to make
it, Yesterday I received 4 letter from
him in which he says. I am feeling
very much better. thanks TO you and
Postum I sleep better. eat better, and
IN fact, my dear. am qa8eA an improve
ment on the old husband There's
a Reason" Read The Road to Well
vfIIe.'' IN pkgs-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21
A SPECIAL ELECTION.
Co6eyviIIe VIII Vote October - on
Three Issues

CoreyviIIe. Kan, Sept 21-Mayor
J. H Wilcox has issued a call for q
special election in this city Tuesday,
October .. for the purpose Of voting
on the commission plan of govern
meut, and to vote on two bond issues.
One Of the bond questions is that Of
$4,000 asked for by the board Of
education for the purpose of erecting
q school building for the negro pupils
OF the city The other is an issue Of
$40, 900 IS petitioued for by the pro-
motors OF the CoheyviIIe and Memphis
railroad as 4 bonus This railroad is
to be built from this city southeast to
Vinita. L t. and later On to Memphis.
Tenn
It is generally believed that all
three issues will carry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21

This little sufferer was for uauv
months a familiar figure upon the
streets. as his fatheE~Eaz city marshal
but some months aga he Mas. stricken
with a maIady that bafffed the kuowI-
edge of the attending physician. and
other medical aid was summoned from
Pfttsburg and Sheldon Recently
while laying IN his crib he cried out.
Mamma 1 can't see His mother
little realized that he was speaking the
truth, but upon investigation found
that II was So
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21
DEATH soon FOLLOWED
y. J. Ashcraft's Attempt at Suicide
Successful

". J. Ashcraft. the Little River man
who was found SUs pended by rope IN
the cellar OF his home. died soon AFTER
he had been cut down Three doctors
were summoned Immediately after the
man had been cut down but their er-
forts TO restore respiration was useless
It is thought that he had been hanS-
ing in that position for about half an
hour Mr. Ashcrafr left wife and
two small children He was man OF
about thfrty-five years and 10 ore
knew of his having any trouble or sick
ness to prompt him in taking his life
McRharsnn ReDubIicn-
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Bad Wreck at Arkansas City.

Arkansas City, Kan, Sept "A
Santa Fe switch engine drawing forty
cars rams into a Midland Valley local
freight train Friday afternoon on
crossing here. and cut ft in two En-
gfneer Goodwin and Fireman Henry,
Of the switch engine, saved themselves
by Jumping. but both were badly
bruised The tracks Of both roads are
blocked Fire threatened the wreck
age where sparks from the wrecked
engine set q carload Of hay abIazs-
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Anthony and Jackson speak.

sentative D R. Anthony was the prin-
cipaI speaker at the third annual Wolf
River Valley fair. Ezfch OpeHed at
Robinson Friday. at which 2.5O0 peo-
pie were in attendance Attorney
General F s Jackson will be the
speaker today which viii be the big
day of the fair. Robinson is a town of
500 population and the citizens con-
trfbuted over $1,000 TO meet the ex-
peuses of the fair. No admission is
charged
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A Second Crop OF Strawberries.

F B. Moore OF s26 North Sycamore
street claims TO have as many ripe
strawberries in his patch at the present
time as there are ripe apples in the
county This afternoon MI Moore
brought a cluster OF strawberries into
the Register office. e part Of which
were ripe. He said he had quite a few
more in his patch The patch bore
nicely this summer so that Mr. Moore
lays claim 70 raising two crops on the
lister.
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kfIIed stxtx-one Prairte Hens.

The hunters have about all returned
from western Kansas The crowd
which went cut last Saturday, consist
ing of Carl Reynolds, Grey Kennedy.
NJ E Roark. Harry Deighan and a
few others. returned yesterday and re-
ported that they were all tired out
They didn't get all the sleep thar
would be necessary for the constftu-
ton for Office work. but it was plenty
for the purposes of hunting They
brought back with them about sixty
one Observation-Disclosures City Union
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FOR STEALING WHISKY.
A Serious Charge Causes the Arrest Of
q st. Marys Man.

SaIina, kan, Sept zI-Thomas
Burke, Of ST. Marys. kan. and L L
Parmenter. of West City, Mo- were
arrested here on information from
Zion Wells, Col. shargfng them with
breaking into restaurant at that
place and stealing S25 in money and
twelve quarts Of whisky Sheriff Nor
man. of Zion Wells. arrived and took
the prisoners back with him