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Wefannima djuugen.
Sircau Der observation-disclosures ummiiIdre,
ex,nt- "a a6.tae

8aIttmore. 20. 9iopenlber 1907,
Sc miro 6iernit befanit gerlad)t, oab IN
@emdbbeit Der ibne1 olirG Die Sortdriitefl oes
aapitels PA Der 8efebe Der 2caislatur bon
WtarDlaiio bonn Sabre 1904 nih Der an g. Dldr5
1905 unter3eifneten 8crornnin9 gr. 216 oes
genb melter nuf oiefe @ulgelegenbeit auiueno'
barren 8ciebe ODER Seroronunger, Die Strabelir
Notwithstanding tiir Die Staot Baltimore
1prtB. Slpeuue bis 5ur 3epingtum.Npenue, 6u
ccroemniren nno %erbifnen, ipie es aut benz
bur9 ole AM 3. Ec3ertber 1898 urtter5el6rteie
8eroroniillg ar; l29 Ses ylap9rS ilno Staoi,
SerInelhines'G oriniiitoH Der oor9eih lagelen
StraBen tiir ben Mnlter po%rgc3ei9net; oouiidr'
big iibereinltimntelio mt benz Blame oor9el6la'
gener Ncrbefernn9, Der iebt i'm ~beiaeten 8iirenn
bet ~hefaGien 9onlmiHdre anfbelpdbrt u1o 5lr
Slfpeftion often III.
Sic 9inie befaSter NerbeIernns iuirb eins
9%etenber our6 bic fol1eiben Eurtte lno @ren'
SicieTG6c beainnt an Der Norpfeitc Der Mortbs
sleeitie in elmer @ntfernllng bon. 2s4 Sub 10
bon ha I'M rehten gSiuiel sur gprtbssloeitile
llorbli6 1893 Sub 3 sou %lanieilo bis, sur 9Fittel'
linie Der Geferooir: Strnbe., fpie oieie, iebt, aus
Iaafsr Aeiie SSpr g!labe e Sfl a i R Eynb ! nno q <
soil; bnnil n6rplicb i @rao OF Wtimitc un6 90
Sefunocn gSeit $40 SUB 3 sou bis 81 eliler1
8unfte an Ger SilSleiis Der ysSsiptieion.g'Se SS9
aoenue, ipie oiefe ieBt ausaeleet it,; bon bort
1ftIih lantero an Der Siloteite bon Telpihetor'
Ioelliie ebslinoiehsji9 tSlib; pam 1lolt6. elner
Clinic entInrg. Die parallel nit lIno fedsiino'
tets5is SUB bflif, in redbten 99infeI eemef'
len, bon Der brittrn 2tnie bieier @efdreibung
Iicet, 30s SUB bis 5lr. MifteIIiuie bon Der Re-
f%erooirse trnbe, mic biefe lett auseelegt. 1T;
bann bftlit AT beiu9tcr Mittellinie Der Nefcr'
poirsStrabe 4 SUB urb Az 3ou; bann fiioIid,
elmer Clinic ertIana, bic parallel init uno tedss
nubfeds3ig Sub 6itlih. I'M re6ten gBinfeI &C.
meiieu. BON Der ertcn ginie oieier gefdrei'
burg Iiest, 1888 SUB 8 3oa bis 5ilr 9~iorbfcite
bet giortbssIpelliie. oaril Deftli6 an ~beiaeter
g~orofeite %beiaeter 9iorib'sloenue iehsunbfebs5ie
SUB biz 6Iii Nnfanespurfte.
befuete Gummifidre am 5reitag, ben 81. Ses
seftber 1907, 10 llbr Normittngs, in ibrenl Bis
rean i'm Socit.Sebdloe, Qerin9tons iro Soais
bah. Str1be, ibre erite Gitun9 our @erntbung
Der Groffritng bet GaLolufIpenie, ipie cbeH ar'
gegebcn, ballefi fperoen.
Samce 8. smitt,
!. Nrtbur @tfbqm,
San,eS 8. Marine,
Gommindre.
Gugcne q. Nppgcrs,.
(gtoo27, Sea-. tt,1S,2D GIerf.
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iolhe g~eid)offen pcrrclr ioQ, barber
iinb ii6 Iinon5lcllte ulb 8eiet9chcr
niht eirlig. Serr Tibgelp tritt fir
Die aniitt cil1, sic in ser Ereiie iborl
ieit Sobren &ertretcr %gciunben unb
ouf Dem letten 9anficrS. Gonpcnt in
9(tlontic.Gitp bon einigen IeOnern
%beiiirportct muroc: Wir broudell
cine Hegierungs Gcntrol.9onf fir
Notcn.I usgobc unb 8el0.Geierpen,
nod DEM Spitcnl, Oas lid IN Sen
9robcn SnnocIsl1nbcrn guropa's be-
mdbrt bot. @ir Gobcn Dor cini0cn
Sogcn mlitgctbcilt, 0oB bie 2citer Der
Notionol.g onfen nit bieiem Blon
nId)t iibercinitin1nlen, "a lie cine 9t.
cilltrGfiiellng ibrcr @cidGftc beiiirdb.
ten. sliid Carnegie bot iid) porgc.
itcrn cntificbcn gcGcn Die Grrihtun9
elmer nationaIcn Gcntrol-9nnf aus.
gciproden, trotocm Scr Shabomtss
Gontrolcl,r Den SoB olfitelt: Ger
cin5i9e @eg, inicr Spitcm 81 Gem
81 moden, mas es icin iolte, lit our6
enc rationale Tegicrun9 9onf. Die
Griabrhn9cn olcr ii6rigen 2dnoer
bobcn los Oor9etban. Sdtten mir
I'M Sabre 1907 cine iolhc 9onf ge-
bnbt, 10 mare Die NonfsEanif nidt
m00li6 geipeicn. Gtluo8 mub &C.
idlcben, I'M Die 8cfabr fiinftiger 81
nor5friien o%b5lrmcnOcr. @ir perben
Eonif iiber Gonif boben, bis mir
olrd) G~rfnbrlng fllg iperocn mo
b,trf oos cin5i9e miiienihaitlihe unb
mirfiome Wittef Die @ei6Gitspelt
Dor iolfcm ltllbcil beluobren. Gieie
@ngeleoenbeit lit fir bie 8cihGitslpeIt
unb bas ollgcmeinc BubIiflm mid
i9cr, olS iiir Die 9nnfcn ielbit, oenn
fir 2ebtere luiirbc Die grridtltng eli
ncr ndtionolcn Gcntrol,9 anf cine
T%crringerung Der Erofite bcbcutcn.
Ilcit Die Grfobrutg bat gclebrt in
alien Ennifa lett 1857, oo6 Die belt
~ltcbenoen 9onfcn ollein nit)t inn
Stnnoe iinO, li6 in elmer Gonif Dor
eii1em 3llIamncrbrlld) 81 idiitcn.
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Wpu0laiun.

Ger fb5nfte uno ar6Bte Sriebtof IN Vnltt'
more. terminus oer rSppnn Dol 'YlItle.
fder gertrefer auf Dem Sriebbofe Sonntdgs bon
8 libr Wloraens bis 8 ltbr GbenoS. an @oter'
tagen All 8erabrebiu,e. @rabitdtter gu allen
Gin rfitee: go n..Gbarfes.e ctr. Baltimore.
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SIM itoIicniihen Bari o'
mcnt ~itreitcn JIG lid I'M oas nere
acknowledgement. Ter critic Earn'
graph hattie bisbcr iolgenoe 6%allnng:
Ger ,3pcd ser Mrmee lit, Den Sbron
81 ltiitcn nnb oas 8aterlanb- sn per.
tbcibigcn. ,Sn Der nellen Sailung lou
es beiBen: Ser 3med Der Irmee, Dc,
rem obcritcr Gbef Der &onig it,. tit,
6os @atrrlono 81 uertbeiOigen. Die
Stiibung oes 5brones iol olio meg
fallen mo Die monard)iif,e Senoen5,
Dos itnIieniide Seer loa aus einem
foniglifen Elm Ynrlaments : Seer
perben. 0enn oieicr antra9 onrd):
acbt Damn piirbe oos nid)t blob Sta
lien, ionoern oilh Die Greibuno'
MGd)te ongebcn. Geutidlonb, mie
ScitreidI llnQorn, baben ein Snterel-
ic oornn oab Die italieniId)en Streit-
frditc 5l jeoer 3eit ein id)neioiaes
SSSnitrument IN Der Snnb ocs aonias
bleiben. Sino lie es nid}t ntebr, 10
r~crlicrt Die Stelllng Stolicn'5 I'M
Grcibuno al 9coelltung. .
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Siui0cnocT.
,W,arplano GainaltG 6ompanp."

,Wiarblano GainaltG Gompanp."
Bultinlorc, ben IA. Se5hr. 1907.
Ens Sirettoriuln bat belie cine rcguIdre
uiertcidbrlifc Tiuiocnbc uuu bret Gin balb
(3H.) YrpSrnt pocr iicbeunnoaftSig uno Gin
halt (S7%) 6cuts pro Iutbcii, irei bon Steis
crn, erildri, 3ablbar AM uiib mdJMputas, 23.
Se6enber. an Die sliiiondre, hie nm 3 ubr
Na6mittnas am Sunneritag, 10. Se3enber, in
Den Niittcrll eitgetrngeu lilo.
miitug5 am Nonreritag, 10. EeScmber, bis o
llbr Ntoreens am Miputag, %. December, gca
ibloiiet bIeibet.
Sas. 8. Dlitdlcl,
(350-3) Scfretir.
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Hr,uIauo'S tirfiIdje @a6cr.
Gaaltable.gebdabe, Esfamt sesen. etets sften.
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GtgrntbRmer @. Blaine. @obnins:
; @, G. q. 9eIepbcn: 1865 Wsabifon-R.
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Carrie Srunntr, 40 Sabre alt, Nr. PIG,
saoenuei IA. 9cBenber.
3obn GMfr, 6S Sabre al, "Sobns &opftns'
Sotpttal, IA. December.
@corse @umbert, 70 Sabre alt, gr. 900.
@eft.9qltinlcres StrdBe, tG. Ie6cmber.
3otn Dla rtiu aioer, 10 Sabre ait. gr. 535,
SiiosSolosStrabe, 10, Se3ember.
9anline Ghic, 3S Sabre alt, Nr. 1927, Sits
Dtouuii1entsS trabc. 13. Se6c1nber.
Soicpb SdIab, 30 Sabre alt, gtr. 1406, Dius
oIfpisYlpcnue. IA. Se3cInher.
William gapidl, 40 Sabre alt, Nr. 1112, GiSs
~QliitbsStra3e. IA. Se3emher.
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9eiddftsfHhrsr G. 81. Seins, Bobnnng:
6. & g. 121 90 @aIbrooi.
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Treocrif 0aucr.

IS itarb am 10. 9e8ein6er, 1880 @ior9enS,
rlaf fnr5er ardnfbeit Srcbcrid Bauer, Ge.iebs
ter @atie bon Gnnie Nuuer, I'M Ilter bon 81
9abren. Sic 9eerbiguna iinoet Gpnneritas,
2 llbr Nadmittag9s. bon f~einer lesten SSobs
nitra. Or. 100, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aus itatt.
@eiiebutg arf Der Baltimore Geine.erp,"
(3351-3)
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cs in Sunoerten onberer Safe. llno
sic Sportclnl Sn Ierioiaes ergab
Der Cribs aus Den Snnlobilien zines
Sroen5 600 Sroncs, Soften II. Spor'
tcln beliefen lid) ouf 1000 5rancs.
Ger Correspondent ihlieBt: n0oS lit
nid,t mebr liquidation, buS lit Houb
,rno Yliinoerung. Sreilih iino Die
Ncrrcn 2iquiootoren iGmmtlit) quite
Hcpublifoner mo Die bon ibnelt be-
oiinitigten &Gufer iino es ipobi audi.
So aebt fir Die Republif eigentlid)
nidtS perlorcn. Die Eroletorier frei-
lid, lperoen oas Nodicben baben, II.
sic Wenge Der Steuer5obler bari
Iid ooroui aefoBt MAIDEN, ann lebter
G1loc nod cine betrG6tlide Hed)nnng
iiir ungebefte Speienporlhilie be-
q!cid)en 81 millien."
Die YroIetorier Sranfreid's lino
nic0cr cinmol Die Gnterbtcn. S1e
bottcn allf cine betrddtlife Sinter-
ldllcnld)aft gered)ttef llilo nun III nc
ubbonoen 9efommet.
Gintou cnbunooreinn D.
nelnl5ie Shulen III 113 Stooten Der
Gcrcinigten Staoten uno Canada ba-
Sdul.Sporbanfen einQcfiibrt, nno
bic Schiller bobcn I'M lebte1 Sabre
5,4S5514 Collars in benIelben ocpo-
nirt, BON benen 4,675,S97 Collars
nic0cr ocsogen murben. 9leiben olio
Gcpoiiteu in Der Sobe bon SO9,617
Collars.
Scr grobe mann gebt eli
iler Seit ooraus,
Ger ailtge gebt nit ibr ollf olen Me.
gen,
Ger Shlonfppf bclltct lie 9cborig
aus,
Ser Gll1tmfopf iteat iid ibr cntge'
gen.
Glp. 9%ouernfelo.
Gic Ybilobelpbio % y o.
bitten. @eitlidcn iinb nit Spreder
Cannon id,orf ms 8eridlt gegnngen,
neil CT niht nit ibnen on ben, Ero,
bibitioniiten.S trange 5icbt, ionoern
sic Snterelicn olfobolbaltiger &c
trGnfc f0rocre. Gie Imtsbriiocr oes
Ncpereno @ofer, Der an bcrSpite oeS
Observation-Disclosures Der Erobibitioniltcn
itc6t, rieien 5ipor ON SdluB Der
Tcbe nid)t, yfreu5ige ibn!" nobl obcr
mllrntelten tic: n6ellert i'm binolS!"
Snfel Zoe miro abcr bcsfpegen bod
Sprcder, bleiben.
.ucberalL," ncillu Itrirs
te 3citidJrift fir Irmcc, Wtariile uno
aolonie'n, reoigirt bon @rof &. SIC
pentlop, bot ieinen 5cbnten Sabr.
gang bcgonnen. Gie Wonatsihrift
miro on' Ienen, bic an 0ellti6er
@cbrmad,t 81 @oiicr uno 5u Sorbe,
mic an ser foloniolen Gntpidelung
oes Ieihes Snterelie nebnlen, milf
fommcn iein. Ias porlic9enoe Seft
.bringt 9etrod)tl1ngen iiber Die beltt-
ihen &aiier.W onober 1907, Eeiitlfs
lono ais Seemoht. .llcber altern II.
llmbon BON arieesif,iifen," Die 5ipei'
&c &aager 6rieocns.GonIercn uno
oos Seefriegsreht, ooncben u5rollen
lleberua." nit nopeuiitiihen uno ito
tiItiider getrndJtuneen, ionic led
niid)es llebcroQ" uno cine Wonots.
ihorl. SelbitperitGnolid) lit Die MO
notsldrift entlprefeno iauitrirt. 81
be3iebcn oitrd) Die 9lthbonolung BON
u. Sonitid, Nr. 10, Noro.Eoppleton-
itrobe.
Sn Ser ruiiiiden Gnma
grill Ser aooett Hooitid)cro bic NE.
eierllig leiocnid)aitlid an uno logte
ltnter auoerem, 5llfiinftig miiroc man
lpridnportlid oen 8alaenbumor
,Stolnpinii6es Solstud)" nennen. -
Gle @ortc riefen einen fnrftbaret
5unult Ser Hedten berpor unb lie
Itiirnlte bic Sribiine. Sie 2infe eil-
tc ibrcn ~beorobten Goae9en SIT Siilte,
Die @lode oes Erdiioenten ipuroe
;;bcrtnnt NM Nr1iiNeutcn. mic Wtt.
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Sn y iirnberg muroe Der
perontiuortlid)c Heoafteur Weil bon
Der ~Trdnfiif]en Tagespoit" fpegen
iortacietter 9eleioigung aegen ben
friiberen 3ei6s : Gonniiiiars Or. s.
YeterS III uier5ebn 5agen Bef1ngniB
uno 400 Morf 8elbitrafc p%erurtbeilt.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05


They saw the lawyer seat himself up
on the chair at gesture from the
prisoner, who restrained him with an
other as he edged 1t nearer and nearer
the bed. They heard the lawyers Wills
per, low and rapid, and saw his dirty,
gesticulating fingers, but not his face,
only that Of the prisoner, calm and
cold. Suddenly it flared up, and next
instant the visitor was hurled through
the open door, and Thomas Erickson
stood with the empty chair poised a
moment before dashing it after him
with yell of rage.
Two of the turnkeys rushed in and
secured this Gagged tiger, while the
third knelt over the Old Bailey lawyer,
who lay moaning outside.
"It'll be a strait waistcoat for you.
my beauty, after this"
You've half killed him."
Half killed himv' roaretl Tom.
"Only let IN another Of them to insult
and threaten me- and III kill him
quite and deserve all getp'
And he tore away from then, and
flung himself. unstrung and sobblng,
upon the bed. z.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
SHOWED WIRE in HIS HEART.
Doctor Performs Remarkable Opera.
n ton to Save Life.

Phiiadelphi of those opera
lions SO delicate that even surgeons
consider them with grave misgivings
was performed at the Medico-C hirur-
gical hospital, when Profs. Mann and
Ashton fed so feet of fine silver thread,
Or wire, into an aneurism of the heart
of Frederick Williams, barber.
\ An aneurism is formed by blood
vessel of the heart dilating. 1t grows
until the tissues stretch and touch
{ the walls of the chest, when it bursts,
causing instant death.
About month ago physicians who
examined Williams regularly told him
he should stop work or the aneurism
would burst
He was removed to the hospital
and has since remained in bed,
scarcely daring to move. AS last
resort surgeons decided on an opera
ton to save the patients life.
The aneurism was pricked, and as
the silver wire was fed into the open
ing through needle, it was coiled
around inside SO as to form frame
work on which the blood could coagu.
late.
It is hoped that the clot thus formed
may grow intoSa new tissue and form
a wall, SO that when the aneurism does
burst the aorta VIII remain intact.
The surgeon cannot yet tell whether
the operation was a success.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
ROW OVER uLD WALL
TEXAS WOMEN CLASH hEsPEcr
ING MISSION ADJOINING ALAMO.
Daughters Of Republic in Wransls
About Use Of site-Park Project
Meets Opposition Of Those
Wishing Museum.

San Antonio, Tex.-Texas women
composing the organization known as
the Daughters OF the Republic are In
a wrangle that promises to make all
their former troubles over the Alamo
look small. The present trouble grows
out OF the desire of faction in the
: organization to tear away the old
mission of San Antonio de valero. II
is proposed to replace the present un.
slightly fortresslike structure with q
park.
The old mission walls adjoin the
Alamo and cover a large area of land.
This land was purchased by the state
at the last session of the Legislature
and custody OF 1t given to the Daugh-
ters of the Republic. It is claimed
by one side that a part of the old
adobe walls in the present building
stood in the original mission walls, be-
hind which the Texas patriots fought
and from which not one escaped alive.
The other faction contends that no
vestige of the old walls remains and
that 1t is practically impossible to 10:
cate the old site with sufficient accur-
acy to restore the walls.
The war is being fought in the press
of Texas and it is to be taken before
the legislature with view to secur.
ing a law authorizing the destruction
of the old mission. This mission was
purchased by Miss Clara Driscoll, now
Mrs. Hal Sewer, a Texas woman who
has a reputation as q novelist and
dramatist She made it possible for
the state to purchase the Alamo and
the Mission de Yelaro property by in
svesting her own money and holding
the property until the appropriation
vas made. =
The opposing faction Of Daughters
of the Republic in this Alamo battle
is led by Miss Adina de Zavala. daugh.
ter of a veteran Of the Texas war Of
independence. The fight is exceed
ingly acrimonious and involves many
of the leading society women Of
Texas
Miss De Zavala claims that the old
walls may be made into an arcade anG
used as a museum of Texas history
AT this time the building is used as {
wholesale grocery and whisky ware
house.
This trouble all came up over the
offer Of st. Louis man named
Charles M. Reeves, representing own
ers of land just back of the old walls
to defray the entire expense of wreck
ing the old building and making {
park In its place.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
FACT IS
About the Sire Of Lodaller-
Allerton, 2:0o Ia

Greatest Wilkes Stallion.
Champion stallion champion race
horse champion sire.
Sire of the fastest three entire trot-
tiers ever got by one sire.
Greatest race horse of his day, and
greatest sire of any day.
His get have SIZE, soundness, beauty,
speed, and are race horses.
Gets but few PAGERS, nearly all trot-
tiers; pacing speed is common.and cheap
speed
The only stallion with trotting rec
ord of 2:10 that has sired as many as
fifty performers.
Record made to high-wheel sulky,
and is the fastest of any living stallion
to that kind of sulky.
Sire of more blue ribbon winners in
the show rings than all the 2:1O stall
lions of the present and past.
Sire OF one hundred and fifty-six 2:30
performers, sixty-six 2:20 performers
and seven 2:10 performers.
| Sons and daughters are breeding on,
and through them he will establish the
greatest of all trotting families.
Sire of seven trOtters mot pacers)
with race records Of 2:07a, 2:08, 2:081,
I2:093, 2:104, 2::10A and 2:10a.
Sire of sixty-three winners the past
three seasons, and that is more thar
twice as many as any ether trptting
| sire ever had in three years.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
ANY woman would do the same =,

Any woman would do the same"
Mr.. Harding was slow to understand.
That lie should never know what 1
know. said he, is right enough. But
whyscarry the thing so far? Why pre-
tend this reyulsion?'
Claire hung her head.
''Cofna. come" he cried. You prom
Used to hide nothing more from me.
You are hiding your chief motive.
What is IT n
II would rather not say"
And l insist on knowing"
Every well, then. 1t is to give Tom
Erickson another chance
Harding turned iiyid.
THAT young
oh. don't be angry! You know you
thought Of it youpseIf And i loved
him. Could 4 eaye d stone upturned?,
But what can paintfee dof"
What you thought Of doing your
SELF f 8 llssF
He has never consented?'
Eagerly. He is going to have a So
licitor at AIarylebone tomorrow morn
ing
Mr.. Harding glared at the girl. who
flung back her ringlets and met his
look unafraid and unabashed. Then
she went to her. room.
fTo ba contirtuaf1l
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
Ghe
Rogl1e' 5
March.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~
So Eotween . and 4 he presented him
self, we'll nrllned. at Clerkenwell and
sent III 4 gse:lsy card to the prisoner. Il
He Is much Obliged, but he doesn't
want to see yor,' said lie turnkey on
his reappcarance.
Tell him I am commissioned by his
friends to got up his defense. No ex-
pense to be. spared. Tell him that.''
The turnkey was. gone longer, but
came back shaking his head
He says it Is impossible He has no
friends, and yon mention no name"
"That IS true. but my clients name
is the one thing my client viii not
give
This did 1t. The ambassador return
ed, reckoning, and conducted the visl-
tor to q narrow, dark cell, at the end OF
which glowcred the prisoner on his
bed. Two more turnkcys Joined them
at the door.
DO you want to be alone with him q
said they.
1t Is absolutely necessary"
Every well. We wait outside, z
And the three officials withdrew
across the corridor and ciatted lit
tic, but kept MI eye OH the open door.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
To be continued)
BILL pERiLs CROPS IN KANSAS.
Hepburn Measure Said to Make Har
vest Hands Hard to Get.

< = II
Topeka, Kan, June 29.-T. B.
Gerow. director of the free employ
ment bureau Of Kansas, has sent a
letter to E. q. Clark, member of the
interstate-commerce commission, for
merly protesting against the manner
In which he asserts the Hepburn bill
has destroyed the former effective
plans Of sending out harvest hands
into Kansas
Heretofore we have been able to
send five men in party at the rate
wrote Mr.. Gerow. Now we must have
q party of 16. Further than that pay
agents are sending them from stations
to places where they are not wanted.
Farmers are telegraphing me about
the trouble In getting men. We can
not afford to have. our wheat crops
destroyed In this manner. wish to
make my protest now"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
Monument with Long Epitaph.

tst IS f-a-si 80
his brother officers in the marine corps
have caused this pile to be erected
In testimony Of his worth and in their
mournful admiration OF his gallant
end. >
"On the 11th of September, 1872;
Captain Williams, on his march with a
command of 20 men to Davis creek
block house. in east Florida, was att
tackled towards evening by upwards Of
80 Indians and negroes, who lay con-
cealed in the woods. He instantly,
gave battle, CALAMITY supported by his
men, who, inspired by his animated ex.
ample, fought as long as they had a
cartridge left. At length, bleeding IN.
der eight calling wounds and unable
) to stand, he was carried off the battle
ground. whilst his heroic little band.
pressed by superior numbers, was
forced to retreat.
sEminently characterized by cool in
trepidity. Captain Williams evinced
during his short but severe contest
those military prerequisites which
qualify the officer for command. aud II
& his sphere Of action was too limited to
attract the admiration OF the world, it
was sufficiently expanded to crown
him with the appreciation OF his coun.
| try and TO afford his brethren In arms
Z an example as highly useful as his exit
has sealed with honor the life Of s'pA
Striot soldier"
Captain Williams' monument Is! 81
elongated pyramid with two long and
two short sides. The inscription. which
IL IN script lettering, covers all foul
! sides Of the stone, The ztone. though
" appears large in the picture, is
barely foot high. 1t may be Of sand
stone. but to one upskilled in such mat
ters. IT appears to be Of nodded ce
mont.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
LIFE STORY ON AN EPlTAPH.
Odd Monument Over Grave Of Veteran
Of Indian Fight.

The longest epitaph in Arlington
National cemetery at Washington is
that carved on the strangely shaped
monument Of Captain John Williams.
OF the marine corps. who died Of
wounds received in an Indian fight in
Florida In 1872: The inscription fol.
lows:
Here hes the remains of John VIII.
hams Esq, late a captain in the Corps
of U, 8. Marines. Was born in Stat
ford county, Virginia, the Gath of Au-
gust, 1765, and died on the goth Of Sep
TENDER. 1872. at Camp New Hope, in
East Florida. The body of deceased
was removed to this spot, over which
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
CHAPTER VIII.

{ ~ r r.. HARDING drove home in
IL" dull fury and was met by
Claire upon the steps. Her
heart sank at his face. He
passed her without q word. She fol-i
lowed him Into bis library and there
besought him to tell her what had hap
pened now.
"oh, nothing! wash my hands Of
a young demon. that's all"
tom Erichsen 2.
"Yes.n
You have changed yonr mind r.
II have s.
And he told her how the prisoner
had treated tho attorney he had sent
him that very afternoon, committing q
brutal and unproyoked assault upon
tho very man who was there to save
his life. II that had been possible. It
was not. The villain would hang, and
rightly too. But there was gratitude!
There was young tiger in human
shape!
Claire kept her head, and gradually
Mr. Harding cooled down. Then she
asked questions and discovered that 1t
was not the family lawyer who had
been so grossly handled, but one whose
name was new to her.
| .HattersIey never touches criminal
work, said her father; besides, l
should have been ashamed to ask him.
l No; i went to the very man, for the
| Job, and this is all the thanks get!''
a FfxayN .--. .4s.yp
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-07-05
Select Boats for Kiel Races.

KEEL, Germany, June 29.-The Wit
telsbach H., lilly x, and the Angela
w, are the three small raters which
probably will be chosen by the mpe-
rial Yacht club to race the three boats
OF the Eastern Yacht club of Boston.
Mass. in these waters, beginning Aug
ust Is, and they showed up best in
four races which ended Thursday, in
which there were "a German, two Bel
gian and two Spanish entries.