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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-25
BANK BUILDING CONTRACT LET
Contract Price for Farmers Saving.
Bank Building, Sac City, 1855.

Special to Times Republican.
Sac City. March 25.-Mayer and Jen-
sen Bros, OF Fort Dodge, have been
awarded the contract for the erection
of a new bank building for the Farm
ers' Savings bank, on their lot on West
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-25
.|ONAN AWARDED
CARNEGIE MEDAL
NJ
Leo Nokes, Student at Sac City
Institute, Saved Little Girls
Life
REWARD COMES AS
RISE

Pross Dispatches From Pittsburs An
nounce That tho Carnegie Hero
Commission Had Awarded Him a
Medal-Train Less Than Six Feet
Away, When Nokes Rescued Child.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
&icrSigjGbrigc Stiitnnosicicr.

EittSbnrh go, 10. Npril. -
Sic cponNclildD- liltbcrild)c 81, Eonl@.
@cnlcinbc in @leniiclo %fcicrtc 0cltcrn
Nnd)nlittoq Dos picr5i9iGGri1c Grits
n%crlmgsiclt ibrcr Stiitlunn. @ei Dem
6eit9ottcSOicnit biclt Foltor Z. Is.
Heinhort bon GoIt.2ipcrpool, g., Die
Ocutidc uno Eoltor 81. o.. Nolcnbounl
bon Wonoco, Der Fr0liocnt Der Eitta.
burger Gonicrcn5, Die cnglild)c Tn'
iprod)c. Nlld) Der Frcoi0cr Der IcIt,
gebcnOcn @enlcinoe, Eoitor :. u.
Sriidforn, rid)tete cine Iniprod)e al
bic SeitpcrionmlunN, Scr 1cgcn-
mGrtige &irdcl,rotb Der ct. Eoitl3'
@emcinbc lett iid) mic iolgt 6ulam-
men: Gr0iiOent Ebilipp Setter,
S1obmeilter Charles 6ricic, Scfrcs
tar Ehilipp Sd)6icr. Gic ionitigcll
Mitglieoer ocs &%irdenrotbS iinb bic
SS. So6n Setter, hilbert 9cn5eboIer,
T6ilipp &cQcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
Sin ociGbrlidcS Sclcp6Ou.

HARTFORD, OIoii., 10. 9lpril. -
PIN tcIcpbouii6cu 2(pporot in ibrer
@obmung mllrOc bier geitcrn Nben0
Sri. pima ". GREENWOOD to0t oiri.
Qcfun0cn, mo ou9 llrt6cil ocS Wtc0i.
5inoIinipcttorS e. g.. Soptt loutct
Oubin ooB tic IN ocm ~gllgcnblid, IN
mcldem iic oo& Sorrobr crgrifi, BON
cincnl ltortcn cIcttriidcn Stron1 &C.
t0btct luorOcn it, mcIbcr in 6oIqc IT.
AcnO zines %crichcna oOcr elmer Nod).
lGiiigtcit in Oclt REORGANIZATION fltr.
iirtc. Sine Obouttion Scr llnnliidlis
d)cIt miro porQcnommcn mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

G~n0Iid) Ct nina Gin Gtlen'
bobns Wognot, Der Die Wo6rbelt logt.
Yr1liocnt Sunrnbnn bon Der oSlli-
noiS Gcltrul" Itimnlt nidt III Die Gla'
&c ciit, OoB YrGliocnt Gooiepelt oeit
Mortt fir Gilcnbobn'2lftien perOor'
ben babe, 10 Dob fcin @elo iilr Die
not6igen Serbclicrungct 81 erlongelt
it, Ionocrn Iogt, Die G%ilcnbabnet
iuortetcn oomit, bis Die @oorenpreiIc
ult0 oic 2o6ne iid) etluoS giinltiger ge'
ltoltcn, oenn llnter ocn iebIgen Sera
bGltniiien miirbcn Die glrbeiten lid 5it
tbeucr Itellen. gllS bic 9oblten ibre
lebtc @oilipirltta III groBenl StDle
%itnternobnelt, iuor in Der 3elt polt
1893 bis 1896. Canals ~foitctc eilert
scbll Collars bic Sonlle, m1brc1o ieet
% Collars ooiiir bcjoblt meroen
mllb. Die 20bne ipnren I'M 80 Eros
gent nieoriger ais ictt. @etn oiid
ni6t ein ioldcr Sieiitono iuie IN icfer
Belt mebr SIT crtportcn ltebt, 10 lit ood1
nit 9%eltimmtbeit oarauI 5u refnen,
ooB bic ietige bnbe TreiSloge cine be.
oeutenoe @rnlGBigung erfaGren miro,
II. mare eS Oemnah Die 9r0Bte Sbor.
beit, 81 bieier 3eit 5roBe 9auten rn0
8erbeiIerittgcn SIT ri1ternebmen. Wir
Itimnen Serrn Sonrobon oarin nift
BEL, ooB CT cine bcoclltcnoe Breisers
m1Bigll,g bon cillem M%icbergong Der
@cidGitc erlportet. SIS lit nid)t notb-
penbig, ooB Die Nclorbnling oltf oenu
@ege elmer &alomitGt erfolgen muB.
Cine Serobiebung Der Sole miirbe
oen Yro5eB in geiobrloier 8eiie Der.
beifilbren lnt0 mir boben ben minoes
iten 3ipeifeG, bob cine Sorifrepiiiotr
itattfinoen miro, ebe Die Sohflutb Iidl
perlouien bot. (uGinc. @olfsbl.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
StnOcnt nls Nirb %nnncflnnt.

30 It of H. 70. 9lpriI. 49, Inter ser
@ciduIoiGung, in ooS 3immcr ici.
llca StlNien0cnoiIcn cinacbrodcn II.
OcmIcIbcn 5mci Giomontfn6pic urN
cine ELECTROMAGNETIC cntiurnoct jr
bubcrL, luuroc ser @orborb Stltocnt
Ecrcipol @. Hoc inn Cambridge W}lrs
nijipol2cridjt inter $500 @iir0i6oit
Den @roB1ci6luorcncn ii~bcrruicicn. Gr
ncr5id)tctc olli cin Gorprrb6r. Scin
&otcr, Elm mobIbobcn0er &ouimann
in %oIorio, N.9, iteQtc Die 9iirg
Id)oit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
GricosIdiffc M Samptun MoaSS.

Nortolt 30 10, 9IpriI. - Ser
Fon5crtrcu5cr r@rootlpn" mo oo1
&ononcuboot vYonfton" lol0tcn o,i
Sonpton Noo02 an mo idloIicn iif
Den Standardization aEcroS" un0
oGonnccticlt"unO ocn &rcu5crl1. Cen
n%clicc" mo o9Soibiugtou" an, mcId)e
oltf Die Nntlnit Der observation-disclosures
6Iottc inter Dem Commando 0cS No.
mirolS Gpon3 mortcn, nm iih an ncu
GroffnunNS 6cicrlidtciten Der Nus
ltclllul1 IN &onlc0tolpn am 26. s.. NJ.
SIT bctbciliOcn. NOnirol Gunn2' Ilottc
lag gcitcrn 2lbcnO olli ser N06c BON
Hop 9cnrD Dor Nnfcr, nodocm lie 0ir
&ilite bcroltf ans 0clr mcitjnoiid)cl
@ciuGlicrn Gcfonmrn, no lie Die re.
a~clmGBi8cn @intcriiblm0cn obiolpirt
bot. GorouSiidtlih miro oltd lie bclttc
ollf @nmpton Hon09 cridcincr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
&un cincm StrifcbrcdDcr ucrlunnoct

. it 0 H. 10. Npril. - Gincr ser
Strifc6rc6cr in Dem bcricitiaen
Strife Scr 6llbrlcutc, Scr % Sabre
oItc &obn 5. @oiineD Don Ncp.D orf,
iultroc nui Die NnfIn0c pcrboitet, olli
Den 10 Sabre oltcn Spiro9 Frialoa
gci6olicn lno oicicn idupcr ucripinls
oct 5l bObcn. Eri2lto8 Itono 0e9cns
iibcr Dem @ollptQltortier Der Strife
BREEDER, oui ser on6crcn Scitc Scr
StraBc, mo id)olltc 5lL mie Gdrtci.
NGngcr Der Stritcr &ol5ltildc luto AT.
0crc 0inBc nod) Den ScnItcrn ocS
@allptQllarticr& mnricn, morulti ans
oen Scbtcrcn mcbrcre Shiiilc oui oic
Wcn9c obGcicltcrt mtr0cn; cineu oo'
non ipa @niincD obNciclcrt bobcn,
lun0 Eri3loa luur0c BON Ocmlclbcn irl
Den Ntrno ~0ctroiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
%nbnunfaQ bel T6ilnbclp6ia.

EbiIo0clpGio, 10. Tpril. -
0llrd cine Golliiion 5piiNen 5luri
GonItrtttiona5iigcu olri Scr neltcll
oEbiluOcIpbio & @eitern @obn." &c.
tooc oltBcrbolb Scr StoNt0rcll5c, mlrr,
ocn bclrtc 2lbcn0 @uiicppc @o9piro
0ctootct ltn0 5cbu onocrc itolieniid)t
Nrbcitcr pcrluumoct. Nlli bciocn 3il,
gen b%cionOcn lid piclc 2lrbcitcr. @lli,
lcppc @nSpiro mllrOc inter Ocu
(riimmcrl bcgrobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
Hcinltatluicr 1sru5cf.

2ittlc q 0 If, 9lrf., 10. Npril. 49,
Sl Dem Sale 0cS irii1cren Stooto'
ienotors Gopington, mclder Ser 9e.
itedlidfeit ongcflagt luor, 6ot oic
Slrp mad 3G-itiinoiger 9crotbung
iid) nidt einigen fonncn uno il. cnt.
loiien moroen. Gopington mor SIT eli
ner 3eit Yrdiioent oes StootsienotS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

rem, oie nit Dem Sammelnamelt
n@biatcp" bc5ei6net meroen. @ie
WobltbluL 10 ocdt oltd Dies @ort
cine gnn5c Wenge 9inge. 9(6er Der
nelle Gooc, ben &r. 9onaparte auf Die
NlltoritGt Oc2 ucllen 8un0eS. @ciebeS
gegeu Gcridlidung Der NobrungS.
mtttcl fliBeno cntluorf id]ofit 0a Sro.
nllng. Mcm in 3lltlnft 0uS 0etr1nt
aus mcbrcrcn MbiStieS 5llinnumenge.
lett III, 10 mntB nlli Scr Gtifettc OoS
22ort obIcnOc0" (genrildlt) lteben.
GntbGlt Der Mbiafep cincn 3liob bon
robcm Spiritu@, 10 mus CT ooS Ser.
inert pcridnittcn trugen, mo bat Oe5
Sanders @nno gar 0oa 3cug aus
Gtbpl. 9IltoboI, ocm irgcnO cine Sub.
lton5 glromn mo 6nrbc 9c9eben bat,
6crgcitcllt, 10 bari Der gtome @biSteD
~iibcrbollpt nidt olti Der Sloidc prolls
gen, oic ocn Selliel5-Sra entb0lt;
CT mllb ais ,gtodubmtnQ" 0ctlarirt
un0 ucrtuuit mcroen. gnitatt Ole
3obI Der @ctrGufc 81 bcihrdnten, bat
Oo4 @cict acgen Nubrin95mittcls
&crf0lidung tic olio pcrmcbrt. User
circn it0rtcnocn Eropfcn id)liirfeit
mill, fam oIio MIN rcincrL 3. H., I'M.
ocrntiid)tcn oocr yitroi9bt" &biSfcu
bobcll oocr ybIcnoe0," 3. H. gcnliId)'
ten, o6cr pcrihnittcncn, lucllrt er nit
SPIRIT pcricBt it, oOcr clblidL cr tont
yScmpcrcn5 S6nnpp8" genicBen,
wcnl lcinc @lrGcl ollSgepidt gcnilg
it, ocn Stoff SIT UcrtroGctL Der III
prohibitions Stootcn NIT Sorliebe
gcnoiicn miro mo Ger ais o9fad)'
oDmum0" gcbrnnomortt Iein mrlB.
Der ncltc Gooc miro ocl EonI6ern
nid)t gciollcn, ober ipcr @crtb oltl
rcinc @ctr0ntc Icgt, miro iduerlid)
NuaitcQuugcn ooron mod)cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

Sn cincm Mch icIbIottc
lcicn mir: 100 Wiiaioncn inl Sabre
iiir @lumcu. Gin foloiioleS Ternlos
0cl1 miro IN 0cn &crcinigtCn Stuoten
oQi0hrlih iiir @lumlen o%llSgcgcbcn.
Socbcu pcr0iicntlidtc itntiltiIdc Un'
tcrlltdlmgcn 5ciQcn ooB nidt meltl'
ger, ais 100,OO0OO0 Collars nit ic'
benz Sabre iiIr @liltbcuL SnoIpcn II.
a1lltllrpilon5Cn gcoplcrt lpcroell, ollo
eiu @ctro9 Der ctlua Dem i0brItd)ch
Rcin0Ciuilm olcr nntionolonucrlfol1ls
Id)cn Suutcn na6c fonunt. Gic 3obl
Der Wuumcn5ilftcr in Nnlerifa bctrG9t
ctrua 10000; ole mciIten bon ibllelt
bubcn ibrcn Hcrli crit in Den lebtcn
- >Sabrcu cntocdt. Gic 0iirgcr bon
Ncpport Ms, Cincinnati mo ct.
2oriS 0c6cn i6brlid) 100000 0ol.
lars iiir lire @lllnlcn aus; IN Bottom,
Gbico0o, gbilo0elpbiu uno FIttSburg
crrcidt Der llulioB bon Sobr ST. Sobr
$2,0OO000. Die 3iid)tcr, mcld)c Die
Nciu Yorfcr HoicnmGrftc bcld)iden.
bn6cu lllr 5u SronSport5iucden cine
Nrn1cc BON iibcr t%alicnO Mfonn i'll
Gicnitcll, mo uacin iiir Den SrohS.
port Der NlunlCu BON ocn 6ormct
nod1 Scr Stuot lucr0cn o~lli1brlidl
$4,000 %pcrou3Anbt. Gic @cibnodtS.
Scit brinQt itct9 Elm cnormeS Ailf-
idIucllcn Der Wlumctprciic, mo Die
Erciic fir cine &oie Itci8ct 5lnpeiIen
bis 5u orci, ia bis SIT bier Collars liz
Die 8liitbc. ,<n Oicicr Belt linO Die
@nrOcnic1 iibri9cnS bic tbelierItcn
9numcn; al 5~lpcitcr Stelc ltcBen Die
y4mcricon 9contp" 9loicn. Der
GllrdidnittSprciS fir cin elcgontes
bouquet 5lt icitlidcn @clc9cnbeiten
idiuonft oour jlpiihcn $50 mo $50.
ia niht icltcn mcrocn iiir @routboit'
Duets un0 bel @lm1cnipcnocn fiir
Observation-Disclosures 9ctrGge &C.
opicrt, Die bis ST. $500 uno lelbIt bis
jt $1,000 onluodIett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
Commander EcarD's ElGnc.

Y@ortlnno, DC, 10. Npril. -
COMMANDER Hpbcrt 6. EcorD, mcld)cr
Die 2Ibiidjt ongcfiinoi9t bat, mn bic
Belt 0cS /. >Sltli Don NcmsOorf ans
cine mcitcrc expedition sur 2luiiins
0ltllg 0c3 Nor0pol3 nn5lltrctcn, reiltc
Acitern glbcno boz, bier nod 9tclus
Dorf ob, llnd)ocm or 5luci Gage ulli
lcincm Somnlerlib olti GogIc Salono,
Gn9co.@np pcrmcilt, mo lcine @ot.
tin bcNIcitetc i'm. 9c5ii0lid) lcincr
ncllcu 6orldungSreiic erfI0rtc Gorl.
mnn0cr FcnrD, I'M glQgcnlcillcn Mir
0cn iid) icine ElGne nit oenienigcn
iiir icinc lcbtc Geilc bedcn mo nit
2lllSIloblnc ocS GnpitGnS George T,
Bartlett ats Neuilinolono miirocIt
icinc Neile0efobrtcn audi oieiclbell
blcibel. GopitGn Bartlett miro bel
Ger 9luSriiitllng OeS oGooicpelt" IN
ieOer &eilc bcbiilflid iein, irno ibnl
miro olld sic NhuSrpobl Der Wanns
ihoit ultcr Den 6iifcrn uno Hobben'
ld)l1gern bon A~cuflunolano ilberloIielt
blciben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
@rnbcnnnaliif III Sheriff.

81 ibuaG II a, Micrifo, Is. 9(pril.
,Srt Der @olenos@rllb Der San
neutrality-suspicious. ST Snnta gu.
lolia brod) oos &obel zines 5obrfor.
bcs nnO oieier ~itiir5te 10 SUB in Die
Iieie. Son Ben oorin beiinolid)en
9ergleutcn iou0cn bier olii ser SteIe
ibren 300, 3pei mllrocn tootlid) Der.
lebt. Die g|ieentbiinler Scr @rube lino
Eitts6lir9cr aopitoliiten, at oerelt
optic Charles Shpob ltcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16
SER s, q. Sntlcr tuNt.

Der 6efomte @roBtoltfmam Itir6t
unerluortct in leiner @obmmng.-
@riinoete befannteS @oaren6ous.
= Seine @obltbGtigfeit miro &C.
rii6mt.- 9eeroigltng 6clltc Nod)-
mittag.
&r. GborleS IS. <bler, Wtitglie0
ser befonntcl @ourcnbaltS 3 6irmo
&llblcr 9roS. Itdrb Sonltog Nnd.
mittog Inn "A nn6 3 llbr in iciner
@obnlng, Nr. 240S, gutap.Ylucc.
Srotocm leine @~eiunobeit in letter
3eit ic6r idpa6 mar, fam iein GoO
lllermortct. &r. &ubler ipltr0e in
Baltimore am II. Sftober 1910 qe.
borcn ltno in ben 0iientliben SHlilen
rn0 ipdter i'm StuOt-GoQe9c cr5ogen.
0unn trot or 5lrtGG1t in 0aS S6nitt-
maorcngei6Git ieincS GaterS Wtoic8
&llb(cr an @eitsSoltinlorcItroBc, 0o8
Ip1tcr nod ser GutomitroBc perlcgt
mlrOc, Gin. ISlu Sabre 1858 griin=
octc CT nit ieinem @rlt0cr 2lbronl
Is. Nublcr Elm Sdnittpaarcn 0ctnil-
gcI06lt an Der Somur0s, nabc GloD-
Strobe, ul0 Onln ipIter elm GngroS-
QcjdGit an scr Baltimore, nobe @n=
nopcritrabc. @ls Oann obcr 0oS @r=
Itcrc intnler mcbr lDltd)@, gabcn Die
@rii0er 2ebtcrcS nllf INTO crridtctell
uur IS ,}o6rcn nit ibrcm jiilgcrer
9rlt0cr Guuio 9ublcr 0nS groBc ictt
BON ser 6irmo Slblcr 9roS. ctngc-
nomlltcnc 8oorcnbnllS an Der Ntoro-
SomaroitraBc, Oem JIG ob ibre3 @r-
iolgeS nod nad ull0 nad) bc0clltcloe
g(nboilten bin5ufiigen mlBtcn. Sr.
Sublcr per6ciratbctc iid) i'm Sabre
1870 nit Sri. 6enricttu Sonneborl,
ser Eodtcr oes befamtten &lciocr'
fu6rifallten @enrp Son1eborn, Die
i'm mie ie6s &inoer, 6rou SlooC
Strouie, jun., 6rau Clarence 5.
SoilSmon, &S. Morton O., @eorge
S., @opin .. ltno 2ouis g. Slbler,
uno flint Gnfel ii6crlebeu. Der Ser
ltorbene mar 6reimourer uno Wtit.
glie0 oes y@60nirs" pie oSubur6an.
Glub." ST mar Elm eifriger 60roeNr
oQer Observation-Disclosures : SeItrcbungcr
o6ne lluteri6ieo Der Goniellion ntr
botte iiir grmc un0 Seoiirftige eir
milotb1ti9eS Ser5. Sem IbIeber
miro in bieiigen uno oilSlpGrti9en &c.
idGitsfreiien IN oenen er cine mar.
fante Geri0nlidfeit mar, ollgemein be.
trol,ert. Die 9eeroigltng finoet bellt(
NoGmittng llnt 3 llbr bonn Sterbe'
Dolti e ans ouf Dem uSor Sinai.6rieo.
boi" Itott uno miro Gob6iner Or. :
.Gt. &ilbouiteill bon ocrlelben @enleill.
sc sic Sroucrieierli6feiten lcitcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

""* Die 80. SobrcS. &eriommlnnN
bcS nSiio 6@rcnont 2cib. mo Spor.
bcrcinS," p%crbunbcn nit 0ireftorcll
unb VcomItcmpo6l ,linOct bette 9lbcno
bolb s llbr inn Gcriommlltngslotol
oeS GcrcinS, NoropIt-Gdc bon Src.
mont 9(pcnnlc mo Tobcr Str, itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

Sromme @ ii II d e. Die
Muni5ipol.2igo, cine Organization
beren 3med BARN beitcbt, MIR 2elltc
fir offentlihe genlter oipirircn at loi-
fen Die nod ibrer aniiht unanfedt.
bar limo, bat ioeben Elm M%ltnbihreiben
erlalien, in meldem bic Iipironten err
iuft merben, einen Sra9ebogen allS-
5ltfiilen, Der iiber lire Stelnngnal.
me 81 offentliden unb peridiebenelt
Observation-Disclosures MufihIub &c.
ben ioIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

Ole 81. .Seriep Sr. 3tg."
ibreibt; v@ir boben einen neile Gooe
Nupolcon. Gin ip0terer 9onoportc
bot i'm in l%einer @igenihoft ols 9lllt.
es'@enerol-gnlpo perfoBt, INN Die
peridieoencn @etrGnfe 5t flaiiifi5i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-16

Ibleben. = Sm Sitter BON GA
,So6rcn ltorb geitern Sr. Golpar
S6cooor aon1pnlomn. 9ie 3cit Der
9~ceroigltlg lit nod nid)t bcltinnnlt.
@eItern 1turb inn Sitter bon 67
,Sabrcn Sr. Wtidocl Sot IN Iciher
@obnltng Scr. 615, SiiO,Goaington-
guenuc. 0ic 9eerbigung finbet MIDI.
lten 9onncritog Wor9en BON Der
bcuti6en fotboliihen ct. Wfifocls'
Stride aus ouf Dem nbl. Grlolers
Sricobof" itatt.
Sic 9ccroioun9 ocs am 10. 3. NJ,
pcritorbenen Serrn Soco6 =. NilBlc
iinoet belitc 9to6nlittag . l(br bonn
Srotcrbou.ie 9tr. 403, 9entnioil.St TT.
ans Itott. ASerr 9siiblc lit 53 SATIRE
alt geipor0cn.
Serum &eirS Gotcr &c It 0 I.
ben. = Scr befonntc @irtb Sobn
Icil bon Nr. 525, 8orrelt-S trobG
Mitglico Der nS'&eil.@ eleaihoit"llno
orl0ercr beltider Gcreinc, erbiclt &C.
tern bon Geutidlono Die trouri0e
Nod)rid)t, boB fem Sotcr Noorn Sell
an 3. 9lpril I'M Sitter bon ~ Sobrcn
III Muntcl, @opern, in 6ol1e zines
S~er5ld)lagcS perl6icbcn lit. SEER Ncil,
Der id)on 20 Sabre I'M Sun0c lit, bate
bic Nbiid)t, icinen Safer oicicn Cont
nlcr ST. bclubclr. Gr bat in Gelltld)-
lono brci Shmcltern, 5rol Moric
Soifntonn Srou &otborine Weper
mnb SRI. Nnno Gcil.
Sur cwigen Iubc gcbet.
tct. - Son Der 0clltld)cn fatbolildcn
ct. Miid)ocls Stride on @olic.ItraBe
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
CHAPTER vi.
CALEB WORKS AT LONG RANGE.

Give standish opened his upstate
tour the following night in the small
town of Wayne. It was a farming
centre, and the hall was tolerably well
filled with bearded and tanned men
who had an outdoor look. Some of
them had brought their wives: sallow,
dyspeptic. angular creatures with the
patient, dull faces of women who live
close to nature and are too busy to
profit thereby.
The audience listened interestedly
as Give outlined the Boss-rdden con-
dtion OF the Mountain State, the ex-
orbitant cost of transporting and
handling agricultural products, the un-
just taxes that fell so heavily on the
farmer and wage-earner, the false sys-
TEN of legislation and the betrayal OF
the peoples rights by the men they
were bamboozled into erecting to rep
resent them and protect their interests.
lie went on to tell how New York and
other States had from time to time
risen and shaken off a similar yoke
of Bossism, and to show how both
materially and in point of self-respect,
the voters OF the Mountain State could
profit by following such examples. In
closing he briefly described the nature,
aims and purposes of the Civic League
and the practical reforms to which he
himself stood pledged.
1t did Gives heart good to see how
readily his audience responded in In
terest to his pleas. He had not spoken
ten minutes before : felt he had his
house with him. He finished amid
salyo of applause. Ills hearers 1locked
about him as he came down from the
platform, shaking his hand. asking him
questions, praising his discourse.
One big farmer slapped him on the
back, crying: H.
you're all right, Mr., Standlsh! IT
you can carry out all you've promised,
guess Wills county'll stand by you,
solid. But why on earth didn't you
advertise you was comm to Wayne to-
night? If 1t hadn't "a been for your
agent that passed through here yester-
day and tolu some of the boys at the
hotel and the post-oAiice, you wouldn't
"a had anyone to hear YOU If we'd
known what was comm, this hall'd "a
been packed"
but surely you read ..,y ADVERTISE
ments In your local papers?" eXclalemd
Give. "I"
1--WE sure didn't read anything of the
kind" retorted dairyman. II read
everything in the Wayne Clarion, from
editorials to soap ads, an there hasn't
been line printed about your meet
in'."
IT sent my agent ahead to place
paid advertisements with every paper
along my route" said the puzzled STAN
dish, And you say he was In town
here yesterday So he couldn't have
skipped Wayne. I'll drop In on the
editor of the Clarion on my way to
the station and ask~him why tho ud-
vertisement was overlnnkad,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

u Ir
the men he trusts? In either case,
there's only one course a white man
can take with a think OF this kind"
Picking up the letter, he crumpled
1T into ball and threw 1t into the
fireplace.
Better not say anything about it
to Ansel," he decided as he watched
the paper twist open under the heat
and break into blaze He'd only
call me visionary crank again. And
II it's trap, the precautions he'd
take would play straight into Con-
overs hand"
Some blocks away, in his Pompton
Avenue Mausoleum, the Railroader was
giving final orders to the henchmen
to whom he had intrusted the details
OF watching Standish's Forthcoming
tour. And some of these same details
he had even intrusted to the unen-
thusiastlc Gerald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-28

your directors, I supposedly" broke In
Mr.. jerome, stubbornly.
yes. one is here in the room. the
chairman of the medical committee"
you have the permission in writ
ing?"
"Why-well, in the first place I don't
think it's any of your business"
Mr.. Jerome did not continue on the
subject.
After DR.. Evans had given the yari-
GUS classes into which insanity may be
divided at the Morris Plains, N. J..
asylum he said that he considered that
the classification in annual reports and
records was a matter of small import.
ance.
How long did this defendant suffer
from this melancholia ?" asked the dis
trict attorney. THAT is something I
could not say"
DO you know enough about this
subject to say whether or not a re-
covery would be unusual" 81 should
say it would"
Isn't it true that there are recur-
rences in about one-third of all cases ?"
Possibly said DIR. Evans.
And isn't it true that persons suf-
fering from melanch"lia write long
letters complaining of ill-treatment
and talk continually" sometimes"
Did the letters you read here on
the stand the other day show any signs
of melancholia? II don't remember.
If you will show them to me will see"
DID you ever read these letters or
copies of them before you read them
on the stand?"
Or. Evans said he had not. He
promised to read the letters and all
other documents in evidence in Thaw's
writing this evening and be ready for
continuation Of his cross cxamina-
ton tomorrow morning.
Court then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-28
Begin Active Operations
N Parts Of Manchuria.
So Bold That the Available
Forces Are Inadequate.
Said That China Has Ordered Out
1000 Troops.

Hardin. Manchuria, Feb. "a num-
Der Of Chinese bandits on Feb. "a made
an attack on a Russian patrol. 20 miles
north of Hardin, and wounded Il leu
tenant and four soldiers. The bandits
escaped, leaving Il men killed on the
field.
Since then skirmishng has been in
progress between Russian troops and
The bandits and serious fighting be-
gan today, when detachment of Cos
sacks engaged a large force of Chinese
bandits. Later in the day the command
er Of the Russian troops reported that
The ammunition of the field gun with
the Cossack detachment was exhausted
and he appealed for achievements.
A strong detachment of troops with
artillery was promptly dispatched to
huanchen, which is the scene of the
hshting. Skirmishing is also in pro-
sress near Eninguta.
II Is officially stated that the Chinese
government is moving 1900 troops. I'M
uer General Ma, through Mongolia to
Tstsikhar