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The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-02
PREACHER WAS ALL RIGHT.
certainly Proved That He Needed No
"Edjflcation."

"Edification."
A prominent Texas lawyer whose
almy days were spent on the North
yestern frontier gives this passage
rom a sermon delivered by HeS.
-, who once administered spirs
tual food to the cowboy of the plainsf
Rev. c. was no advocate of an
educated ministry, and in one of his
sermons delivered his views on that
Iubject in this wise:
my friends, edifcation is no objec.
don on itself, but it is a rank and
imoking sin for sarvants of the Lord
70 waste years to get an edification
when every day and every mint the
ievil needs roping and currying. As
Tour minister and Gods servant 1t Is
ny duty to tell you the truth in its
working jeans, and l find that to do
hat edif1cation is not needed in my
business. If you must have book edt
fcation, why pick it up while ling
Ind raking In the Lords vinegar i, but
ion't steal the Lords time to get it.
No, in the minister edification is not
aeeded at all to do the Lords work,
or He will put the right words into
sour mouth at the right time, and then
Tou can spit out blazing truth easier
md faster than a hungry trout can
Iwallow minnows. Why, my friends,
lime and again when l got warmed
up In the pulpit I have used words
that l never heard of before, and az
loon as meetin' was over men, and
'ome of them edificated, too, would
walk up and ask me: Brother, where
did you get them words?"
The next morning as the lawyer
who preserved and stored in his mea-
Dry that section of Preacher G--'s
sermon approached the court house he
Jaw this notice signed by q stockman
sticking to the door:
Il have 200 steer yearlings which
ray Brother O. can outpreacA
my man west of the Brazos."-Wsi.
ner, Texas, Mercury.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-02

Concerning love, the
American has the most
extravagant theories that
have ever been conceived
by the brain of man.
First of all. he believes
he can with impunity do
without love, or at least
that its impulses can be
regulated, just as Mag
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-02

legislation!
Men like feminine and jealous and OF
the rights which have accorded them the past and
they will not asse Infringement by the weaker
those rights The field hitherto
preemped by recognized and acknowledged But to only
paavy small number has been the insight into the
future They the advance the To them the working
out of universal suffrage clear but they only few and although
earnest and faithful the needs make haste slowly with quiet
and dignity,
They realize that they first educate the to want the suf
frage before they the education of and unlike the English
fragees they working quietly but continually Possibly they realize
that when herself suffrage that will be the end the
battle The food BILL child labor laws and other great movements
the extent of wman when she really interested AS to the
merits of equal suffrage there be doubt the question: The
only wonder that the the logical voluntarily
fer the suffrage least who that he the
mighty maker of laws content accept for the of main
tanning the state county and without giving the unecgnized but
equally the selection of the officials who
shall administer the which she contributes!
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-02

The notion that there
is less Christmas senti-
ment among children
than there used to be is
disproved by the fact
that 20 per cent. more
toys have been sold this
year in the United
States than were sold in
1905. ~
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-02
overstepplns the Limit.

overstepping the Limit.
When Meredith p. Gentry was de-
feated for the governorship of Ten.
nessee by Andrew Johnson, afterward
president, he wa0 much chagrinec.
principally, he said, because he had
been run over by that great calf" as
he contemptuously designated John.
son. Gentry's melancholy over the re-
suit of the election increased as time
passed and he went into a decline
30 some of his friends visited him
In order to cheer him up and. as was
the custom in those days, emptied
several demitohns of whisky during
the evening. 1t was very late before
they thought of retiring and then Gen.
try announced that, as there was a
clergyman present (Parson Brown
low). he would request him to offer up
q prayer before the company went to
bed. Brother Brownlow, whose spe-
cialty was exhortation, began to pray.
He included everything in his pets
ton and at last said: "and o Lord, IL
in thy INFINITE mercy 1t be possible
have mercy also upon Andrew John.
son." Gentry was on his feet in an
Instant. stop. Mr.. Brownlow, stop!"
he exclaimed. You will exhaust the
fosnt Of infinite meacy."
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-02
Amtrrtran A1nntfn Gau Naue
Smtfranr l1fhrn Thru mant Ut
By MRS. DoRE LYON.

When the American wants the suffrage she
will get it. Of that there has been any doubt in
the minds of either She has not proved
herself invincibe many points in which she has
felt really vital interest in order to acknowledge that
the procuring of equal suffrage is impossible task
But the day not to have arrived Now and
then hear of determined effort the part of few
advanced women to influence legislation in this regard
and at the same time of strong attempt of who
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
,2niitania's" QeiItnms.

Nem Oorf, II. Sftober. =
Ser Gampier r2uiitania" erreittc
sic Standardization Inn 7.40 Mor.
gems, na6oem er Inn 1925 friib oas
Sanop Soof. 9eubtihiff paiiirt bate.
Ct ~fre,,5te oen S3ean BON Gaunts
Nof bel Gleenstopn nab Sanop
Soof in bier 9agen, 19 Stunoen uno
50 Minllten uno bat iomit Die oellt-
ifen Gampfer ~Geutidlalo" uno
.&aiier @ilbelm Der 3peite" in alien
Yl,nften oes S6neaigfeits Hecoros
aus Dem Sattel seboben. Seine
ourbidnittlide 6abrgeihpinolgfeit
mGbrenO ser gan5en Geiie betrug
1899 Seemeilen pro Stunoe, nno
sic sroBte BON linn in "a Stunoen
5uriidseleste Strede GIT Meilen.
Die v9uiitonia" beiist iest alio ons
blaue gano uno lit 80nigin Der
Weere. S6 tie oieie gbre 10 lange
beballpten miro, pie es Die oeutiden
Sdneabampier tbaten, bleibt ab5u-
parten.
Sn 2anoineilen umgere6net, be.
trGgt oie brrtidnittlite Sabree-
lbminoiefeit Ser u2uiitania" nab
renb ser san5eu 3eiie 27.6O pro
Stunbe. Naditebeno folgt Die an
ieoem Sage Der Gabrt 5nrudgeleste
Meilen5abl: Sonntag Al, Montas
500, 0ienItog 6O8, Mittrpod 617,
0onneritas 600 uno bot Donneritag
Mittag Bis III 6reitag friib 324
Meilen, ,
Captain s. 9. @att, 9efeblsbaber
Der r2uiitania," iagte beute, oas
Sdiff babe bei@eitem ieine bette Sei'
flung nod nidt gemadt nno fon,1e
unter giinitigeren @itterungsperbalt'
niiien piel better tbun. 8nitap ~.
Sdfuab, 8eneral-@ eiddftsfibrer oes
Morooeutiden 2Iopb, auberte iid
berte pie folet:
,Oie .2uiitonia" lit obne 3tpeifel
Elm punoerbares Shiff unb bat cine
ausge5eifnete Sabrt gemadt. SD
tperoe bel,te nod @ernon s. 8rowr,
bon Der Gunaro.2inie, beilther, Inn
inn 81 eratuliren unb Inn nebenbei
bas bIaue 8ano 81, iiberreiden, tpel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
5anb yieine NffinitGt."

Nem Dorf, If. Sftober. -
.&ep. Warmell $. 70. @olento, Yaitor
ser reformirten ct. 2ufos.9 Stride, uno
5rou 6. u. Bauer, Mitglieo ser er.
mGbnten @emeinoe muroen bette per-
baftet uno Dem 8erid)t gum 3mede
elmer llnteriudptng hires @eiItes5u'
itanoes i%iberpieien. Die Berbaftung
erfolgte auf @eranlaiiung bes Srn.
8. u. Bauer uu1o oes 8eiitlihen Sa-
ter, Hep. @en5el @alenta, Yoitors
Der oertihen reformirten @manuels.
Stride in 9rooflpn. Sn Der 9eidwerOe
miro oargelegt, oaB Srol Bauer ibrer
8otten uno ibr &inb perlaiien uno
3ltilltft i'm Sauie bes iiingeren
@eiitliben gelllft fat. 9as Baar
miro zines SeritoBes gegen Ben offent-
Iifen slnitonb beiduloigt.
Ger ongeflaete 8eiitlihe, pelfer
% Sabre alt lit, beItritt in einem
9erb0r, iraeno Elm ltnredt begangen
5u baben, iagte ieood, ct babe lit
Irall Bauer, melfe nit ibrem 8atten
fem Slid genieBen fontte, feline nIf-
iinitGt" gefunoen. Gesbalb babe er
Tie in ieinem Salle bemiafommnet.
Sn ibr babe er cine lebenbe Seele emit
oedt unb feline Seele babe it'd iton
lang nad Semanbem geiebnt, pel6er
i'm 20. S~abrbunoert lebenoig mar,
II. ogl. NJ.
sd claude, Sic baben SIT piel
grtra.Mrbeit perrihtet," iagte ser go.
li5eirid)ter, inbem er ben Wann uno
sic fsrull Dem @eridtsperiabren ilbers
mics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Weil bic Gartpffeln nfdJt aar iuarcu,

columbus, If. Sftober. -
aoam 6. Neece, Elm 5remoeL fling
bellte in elmer Heitallration an ser
Sit-I opnitraBe Streit nit oem sluf.
mater Sreb. SinoerIit an, neil, wie
er beballptete, bie linn 5ll elmer Wabl-
5eit gelieierten &~artoffeln nitt gar
waren. gls ibm Sinoerli6 ontpor.
tete, IdoB er inn cine augel in oen
&opf rho entflob barouf na6 einem
nobel Aportmentbals, in meldenl
er Elm 3immer aemietbet bate. slls
Foli5ilt Sames 2otipeid BORT cridien,
Inn Den SbGter feit5unebmer, ifoB
oerlelbe Dem 9eamten cine &l1gel
ourt sic Sand uno purbe gleid ga.
rauf BON Dem Yoli5iiten our6 orei
S6iiiie in sen &orper foot 81 gooen
gcitreft. Sinoerlid)'s 3uitanb lit Elm
fritiider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
SbDridter Yanif nnter Sanf Dc
ppIitprcn.

minneapolis, Winn, II. 81.
tober. - 0as Clearing Souie . 80.
mite linb Elm Seputp . 9iider &epi'
for erflGren, bab Der Mniturm BON
Gepoiitoren al,f Die Sarmers II. Me'
danics' Sapines 9anf gdn5lif I'm.
b%eeriinbet lit. Ser anitarm oauert
idon felt einieen Sasen. Seoen Gag
iteben fat 1000 Sepoiitoren in &ei'
ben oarouf martenb, ibre 9epoiiten
SIT bebeben. Ole 9anf bat $4,000
0epoiitoren nit 5uiammen ettpa
100000 GinIaeen. Man alanbt,
bab Der aniturm baourh pernrlad)t
morben iei, Dab Ieete ISOLDE SUIT
herte bon 2euten Dor Der 9anf oa'
ra,f iparteten. bei'm geginn Der
nel,en Sntereiien : Yeriobe @elo gu
beponiren. Der Mnorang par folidl
ausgelegt iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
DIES mebrere Sabre lang bonn Nprb-
oeuti6en 2lopb bebauptet muroe."
&nrsitmrs in Der WaQitrafe.

HeD Dorf, II. Sftober. -
Iuf Der gffeftenborie muroen beute
10 piele Iftien gum Serfauf angelo.
ten, oaB aae Ereiie 5uriidlpiden uno
idon am friiben Nadmittog piele
enorme Serluite per3ei6net poroen
maren. llngiinltige 8eriifte be5iig.
lid, Ser fpmmenoen Sabresperiamm.
lung Der nImalgamateo Copper Co."
pelde ipeite Serbreitung in ser @aa.
StraBe fanoen, ioQen gum groBen
Sbeile fir ben 4llrsriidgang perant.
lportlid iein. Na6 oieien @eriidten,
pelfe BON ben 9eamten ser Gompag.
ME lpeoer beitatist, nod beitritten
lpuroen, lperoen Die 9lftionGre in ser
Sabresueriammlung iiber Sen 9or.
ldlag abltimmen, aae @ruben ser
9ompa9nie in Montana auf unbe.
itimmte 3eit ST i6lieBen. Gie 9(ttien
Der amalgamateo Copper SO. fielen
Inn 21a Eunfte, uno anoere slftien
gingerl, na6bem Ser aursitlrs ei11.
NAL begonnen bate, nod peiter 5ll-
rid, 10 3. 9. oieienigen ser Goniolis
oateo Gas So. I'M 5A 8unfte. 9e.
5iigli6 Der letteren Gompognie nun.
telte man, baB lire Mffairen oem'
na6it bon Ser Subtle Serpice Som.
miiiion unteriubt merOen ioIlten::
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

ritne benadridtigt, oob er lcinen lenf-
barren 2uitbolon yYiQe DC Yoris"
Dem &rie9sminiiteriilm fir ben
&riegsfau CUR G~erfiigung gelteat
babe.
&olpbeab anftott GueenSt
tomn.
Solpbeao, @aleS, II. Oft. -
IS loaen Gerlu6e genladt peroen,
Die bon ben nad 2%iperpool fabren.
ben 0ampfern mitgebrodte omeri-
taniihe Eoit bel Solpbeoo ST. LAM
ben. SIM Sale gutter Grfolee lit es
moglid, Dab Solpbeao itatt Queens.
topn fir Die Oampfer nit Yoit nadb
Siperpool Inlegebofen miro.
Sn einen Ibgrunb &C.
first.
Waorib, II. Sftober. - @ie
Ser 8ollberneltr bon Seneriffa, 60
nariIde Snielr, telegropbirt, bat iib
Elm gmerifoner, Nomens @cr5cl
Serring, am %. September in Den
Bergen bon Seneriffa I'M S6nec per-
irrt, lit in einen gb9runo g~eItiir5t
llno idlper nerlebt poroen. Son
SrGlltern unb @ur5eln bate err iiG
bis geitern genGbrt, ais i'm cine bon
Dem omerifoniidcn &oniul Solos
mon 9erliner ollsgeididte @rpeoi.
ton fanb. Ser Gerlebte lpllroe nod
Santa Grll5 3uriidgebrad)t, BON mo
er feline Grfl.riion angetreten bottc.
2omen ais 9anfet Il e.
Berlin, If. Sftober. - Die er.
weiterte Strede ser 9eutif SItafris
faniiden giienba6n BON Gar-es-Sa.
laam, Ser Salpt1taot Ser &olonie
0euti1 , Sitofrifa, 40 Meilen iiio.
mGrts pom 3an5ibur, lpllroe geitern
bon Dem aolonialminiiter Oern6urg,
mcIder our 3eit sic eommer5iellen
llno lanomirtbl6aftli6en Wogliffei.
ten Ser beutiden 8olonien ituoirt,
feierlid Dem 9etriebe iibergeben.
Cine Gepeife an ben .2ofal : gn.
5eiger" alts Wrogoro, Dem gnopunft
ser erlpeiterten gabnlinie, mcloet,
oaB bei Dem ga1fett sur Seier Ser gr.
%offn1lng BORT 5mei 2open in sic slu-
BengebGuoe einbroden unb eiu
Sfpein aus einem Stolle binpeg
idleppten. Die @aite bei'm ganfett
griffen SIT ibren Gepebrcn uno nab
men sic gerfolgung Scr 20men auf,
ood nerlor iid lire Sabrte III Der
naben @aloung. 9ei'm 9anfett
iprat Sr. Ternburg oie 5lperIihtlife
grpartung aus, Dab Oie nelle 8abn-
Itrede meientlid sur gntmidelung bon
Ieuti6 : Sitairifa beitragen meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
@eialSene 8olbgrnbcn.

SeIena, Mont., II. Sftober. -
Der .&ecoro p%eroffentlitt bellte ei,en
9eriht, laut melfem piele 8apita.
liiten ser Staaten Wontana nno
@aibington, melde 8elb in getuiiien
8ologruben nabe 2anoer, @poming,
%anIegten, Inn suiammen cirfa cine
Irittel Wiuton Dollars geletmt por-
oen iino. Gs itellte iih beral,s, oaB
bie @ruben Dor Dem Anfauf rgelal5t"
morben maren uno oab oas Giget-
tbum total mertblos lit.
(ltnter Dem Salsen bon @ologrn-
ben perltebt man oas gebein1e Der
miiden BON 9oloitaub NIT Der oen
@ruben entnommenen groe, tpoourb
aauiluitige iiber ben Wertb ser Grit
ben getdritt pcroen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Ganaba nnb Sapan.

Ottawa, Canada, II. Oft. -
&obolpbe 2emieur, General : Nolt'
meilter nno g(rbeits Gommilldr Der
conooiiden Regierllng, reilt am "A.
OCTOBER nah Sopon ub, I'm oils
SPECIAL . GomniiI1r Ganaoa's nit
Der Hegterrng in Sofio ilber Die la'
poniide grbeiter Srage Inter-
bonoluneen 81 fiibren. Gem Yer
nebmen nod) miro Der iopuniIde @e-
nerolfoninl Golie i'm arf Der Geiie
mad Sapan beglelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Gieiigc GrbIdaftsitemer.

MIbann I..D, II. Sftober. r.
Staats Shotmciiter Sauier erblelt
eiren Gbed fir $S57,0OO, melder Die
Sinterlaiienibaft bes Wultimiaio~
nGrs Somes Smith bon SEEM : yort
reprGientirt. Smitb itarb @nfang
oieies Sabres ollf Der Sof5eitsreile
in Sapon. Sic anbere Sdlfte miro
ipdter be5obIt meroen. @eitern iino
an grblfaftsltel1ern iiber cine Wtll'
lion Collars eingegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Ginen Sirld) fat or seIhpHen.

Stamboul, 2a., II. Sftober.-
Gin bonn Sagolager oes Y%rdiioenten
am Senias-Hiper eineetroiiener Goll-
rier bradte geitern A6eno oie Nad.
ri6t, oob ser Trdlioent Elm pra6tnol-
les gremplor bon eil1em Sirib CUR
Strede sebradt bat. Sonit mar Die
SSsaeo geItern ergebniBlos. Gte Sago-
ariinoe baben iit ieit Dem lettcil
idmeren &egenioQ ourh anftrodnen
beoeuteno sebeliert. DDS 8etter tit
nod immer fiibl uno bereitet Die
Sssaab benz @rdiioenten srobes Ser
eniigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
s%tcmcrbcamte itiefen anf @ioeritamb.

St.2ouis 5, IL. Sftober.-Seds
9unbes . Steuerbeamte iiberfielen
beute friib sic @obnllng $. s. Woor"
mans oabier, melder i'm 8eroadt
ltono, i~nsgebeim Sleomaraarin SIT
fabri5iren, unb murben BEL ibret1
ginorineen BON Moorman ourd He-
polperibiiiie empfangen. Sic erlpl'
oerten bas Seuer, unb oas &eiultat
mar, bab Moorma1 unO elmer Der Be
amten, Wamens goiparo 3alep,
lebensaeiGbrli6e @unoen erlitten.
Galep lit in sic 9rult, Woorman IN
oie @eife geidoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Gntietli9e 3nfanoe.
Snnscrsmotb nnS MenidenfreHerei
i'm nurbGitlidJcn Gambia.
gcmobner perbuneern malienbaft.

SelpoDller perblttgern manenbatt. -
@an5e 9orier a%usgeitorben. -
Weiteres iiber Ole liegreid)e Sabrt
Der nelen aonigin Der Meere
~2uiitdnia." - unaiinitige 8e'
riidte iiber Sinan5ongelegenbeiten
berllrloden abernnals Elm beoeu.
tenoeS @eifen Ser &urie in Ser
WallltraBe. ltn9elniltbliher
@ait in elmer &eitauration 81
Columbus, ..
@iinipeg, Wan., #. Sftober.
- S. u. Osborne, Neoafteur Der
nSort Srancis Zines" melder 10.
eben bon elmer Sori6umgsreile I'M
norOOItliden Ganoon, 5mi'den Dem
Sitlier ser Somes.9ai uno 2abra.
oor, 5uriidgefebrt lit, bringt entlee.
li6e Na6ridten iiber !Sungersnotb
uno &annibalislnuS inter Den Gin.
aeborenen. @dbreno er lif) in Der
Woole- Saftorei aufbielt, traT ct el'
llen aus MngIt Dor ieinem Snfel bort.
bin e~ntilobenen iungen Wann, mel.
der inn er5ablte, oaB 6eiagter Snfel
adyt Weniden getootet nno per5ebrt
bobe. Der Wongcl an Nabrltng mar
ballpti16lih cine Solge oes Der.
lfminoens Ser Stride, Saien uno
onocren 8ilopretS, bon nelhen iid
Die gingeborenen bisber bauptldf-
lid %erndbrten, outs Den @oloern Der
8egeno. ST.. Osborne traf altf elite
Trau, welde i'm pcrgangenen Wlnter
ibre slpei eigenen &ihoer %Mngebradt
ltno ueripeilt batte. Gieie idredliden
Greigniile iheinen inter Den Snoia.
nern uno Miidlingcn, melfe Die @e.
aenO %bepobnen, nid)t oas gerlnglte
Muiieben 3lt muhen uno ais cine
natiirlihe Solse' Der Su%n9ersnotb
ongeieben at iperOen.
Gin Snbianer. Corr am W}ain'
Giper murben lp1breno ocs tieteh
Sdnee's bes Ietten @inters nit lei'
men ginipobnern total uerniftet. Die
meiIten Ser 2eute, melbe feline Htab-
rl,ngsmittel auigcipeihert batten,
ucrbungerten, uno oie lleberlebenben,
arobtentbeils iun9c Ianner uno
Srauenaimmer, braden {hliebllh
mad, einem $50 NeiIen fluBabmarts
aelesenen Sort an Ser Suoion : 9nt
ouf, weldes lie nod nnla9liden
Strapaoen errcidten. Cine bon bort
aus nad Dem 0orfe geididte Sllfs-
Expedition fano nur 10 Selfen III
ben Siitten oes 0orfes, Die ilbrigen
9enobner morcn pabrifcinli6 BON
Sen onoeren per5ebrt porben. Die
Snbioner. lu1o gsfimo , 9epolferung
ser gan5en @egeno lit bllrd) bauIige
Seuden uno Mangel an 9tabri1ng
i'm IusIterben.
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Gin ttareer &Bmt.

Sdiben Sit BEN R0rper sesea aranfs
belt burd Sutt'szpt0en Elm abiolutes
Geilmittel fur Ropfidmer5en Dpspep'
ia, Malaria, 9urrleibigteit unb dbnIi'
DE 2eiben.
.CaS Iriebrat res 3ebenS.S
Or. Suit: Sbre 2eber qiQen fnb bas
Sriebrab bes Gebens. sd tperbe fteta
benz 3ufa1 bantbar iein. tp.l4er mir
bisIelben 3u neither aenntnib bradte
s. Gairleisb. 9iatte Cannon. Gol.
TUFTS Ieber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Sur elm .Nrpup nntnins,"
ouS lit Qarattue Nrpmp Eutntue. Mtan febe auf
Die tlnterfdrift bon G. 81. USppe. Sn Der
aan3en @eIt 5ur slut bon GrfdItung tn eineri
aag 8ebrau1t. 25c. CSft1tSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
9erbe / M u nflagc5u.
5tano.

Earis, If. Sftobcr. - Slut Gr.
llten oes &riegsminiiters Yicouort
bot Der Suiti5 : Winiiter Die itrof.
red)tlid)e @erfoleung oes ontimilitG-
rl'ttlten Igitators 8uitope Serpe
Tlr Die ShmabartifeI aeeen sic slr.
NEE ongepronet.
Eatriotiide rIernnaut
Garis, 10. Cttober..'1 Ser be.
fannte Suftidiifer 9eutih Sc Id
Weurtbe bat Die franaoiiite Meaie.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-15
FARMERS ATTENDING INSTITUTE
session NJ Blair Proves Profitable and
Pleasant.


BLAIR Neb-. FEB. 1A-fsPecial Tele-
this city for two days under the auspices
Of the State university and the Blair Farm-
ers association. commenced its session tins
afternoon with a most interesting program.
The large audience room at the courthouse
was filed 10 standing room only. Prof A
C. Parsons, principal Of the Blair High
school. gave the address q welcome. fol-
lowed by talk on seed corn selection By
n. p. Ashburn Of G1bhon. and Mrs. J. w.
Brooks Of Blair on farm clubs.
The evening session was given TO the
Boys and Girls q American Homes" by
D P. Ashburn. ard Some Essentials 10
Successful Farming by Ex-Governor
Poynier. There was h good attendance al
the evening session and those present were
greatly pleased with the discussion Of the
topics presented Ny. Poynter was at his
best and besides his good advice TO his
hearers interested them with some cynical
Illustrations from a farmers standpoint
Tomorrow the country schools within IA
dius Of six OF seven miles VIII be dismissed
for the Afternoon and the city schools an
hour earlier. 70 allow them 10 attend the
afternoon session. which win be held il
the opera house. the court room being
deemed too small. The subjects under dis
cuss5cn for Friday viii be good roads
sheep feeding. spraying the apple, pork pro
\ duction and about birds
An interesting feature Of today's session
was the freedom with which the speakers
were questioned on the different topics by
many prominent farmers and their wives
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-15
Touns Man KIned I'm nun.w.y.

KEARNEY. Neh-. Feb. l1-fspecisl Teie-
gram. HAIRY Stack Of Kea-ney. aged 2.
waz killed in q runaway about O'Clock
this evening he was driving a fractions
horse TO a cart Crossing the railroad the
horse took fright Stack lost his footing
and caught HIS foot in the shaft brace He
was drasged. head down over block his
head striking the wheels and crossings
When picked up he was dead HIS arm was
broken, his shoulder dislocated and his
head injured He lived with an uncle. JegTy
Denny. east Of the city. and has a mothei
aid brother here. His father was killed
here IN a similar manner about fourteen
years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-15

by the jury. Sentence has not yet been
passed.
BEEMER-At the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JRcoo o Oswald,
six miles southeast OF Beener. Miss Bar
tiara Oswald was united N marriage 70
Mr. Christ ETb- Rev J. D. Birky per
formed the ceremony
PIATTsMOITTH-A few smart AleckR
who are old enough 70 know better. have
been rrTIng 10 run the PlaftsIDouth haGh
s'shoWdoWn'' one was given a ''hogg1n' ."
and another WAS expelled
BEATRICE-Iast evening at the home
three miles cas-; OF HolmeEville. occurred
the marriage Of Harvey p Wrightsman Of
this city and Miss Laura z Frsntz Of
HolmesVfIIs. Rev. James Gtsh officiating
YOR-Rer- w H/Medlar OF the Congre-
gationa1 church has left for his old par
ISL at Wabasha. MINI. where he VIII
srrsa.s ann5versary Of TIE CONGREGATIONAL
church Of which he was formerly pastor
YORK-Ths York lee company has filed
both Of the large ioe houses with me best
Of urivate consumers They also shipped
carloads Of Zoe TO different towns nearby
and has demand for eonsioeraole more
ASHIAAND-As an indication Of the grow
Ing Importance Of the mule rra13c In this
vicinity q local dealer has given out the
ini0In pa On. lS ~ mules ssipped from Ash
/ land. the average price being 49, per head.
GRAND IsLAND-Miss DOrettA Town
married al the home Of the brides mother
Yesterday Afternoon They left tnmedi-
stelT for Lead where the groom Is con
necfed with the HirEr Mercantile CON-
gFwARD-Mr. and Mrs Carl TInappel
| have issued Invitations for the marriage
/ ~ their daughter Mary, 10 M George
| Ijuker1 wednesday morning. February -.
al the Evangelical church q this place
| a reception R5n follow al the home Of the
hr5ds's parenrs-
/ BEATRICE-At a meeting OF the Beat
! r5ce IRE department last evening the sec
1 retary was Instructed 70 send communi-
/ cation 70 the Commercial club stating thai
I II a site can be purchased the department
/ VIII consider q proposition 10 erect ths
1Co1ti1Ded On E1ghth PaEeD