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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24
PANPAWS FROM MISSOURI.

yOU can talk about your southern iFa"'
Bananas, and all that,
Your rezins from Malaga,
California or Muscat,
You can boast Of your imported truck
That's rid across the sea,
But pawpaw from Missouri
Is good enough for me,
Bout the middle OF September,
When the frosts begin TO fall
An the leaves are dancin' down
From the saplin's, lank an tall,
An the birds are packiu up
For their journey to the south
We'll, can taste them pawpawS
,Ies' Il mcltln' inmy mouth.
There's the crooked pig paths
A windin' here and there,
An the pawpaws layin long en-
Almost anywhere;
Jes' a.layln' in the fallen leaves
A-darin US to eat;
oh, pawpaw from Missouri
You eau bet is hard to beat,
There's a kind OF taste about EN-
That no other fruit has got
Specially when they're turnin' blue
An jeS' begin to "rot.
4 persimmon ANITA circumstance,
Haws have no taste at all
Compared with Missouri pawpawS
In the early months Of fall.
The raccoons fool around 'em,
An the "possums" know they're good,
An the squirrels scamper 'mong 'em
IN their picnics in the wood
You can talk about your grated fruit
So purity like to see,
But pawpaw that 'posSum'S gnaWed
Is good enough for ne.
When they're nice AN fat an yallet,
with their hides chook full o meat
A.lNyin' in the bottoms
Jes' a.watin to be eat
You can banker after fancy fruit
That's munched in fashions hall,
Buta pawpaw from Missouri
You eau bet les beats 'em all,
Your angel food is nothih',
Nick.uacks no good at all,
Compared with "Show,me" pawpaws
In the airy months of fall
| An | sometimes have thought
That the food that angels eat
Is pawpaws from Missouri
Cause they're awful hard to beat
Tom NJ Morgan in Maryyillc Tribune.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24

A woman may be surrounded by
all the luxuries that money can
buy, and have the fawning friend
ship of people whose smiles only
live in prosperity; but if she feels
herself unloyed and alone in her
heart, the crown jewel in her
diadem of happiness is lost, things
lose their value and life becomes
monotonous. The honest, tender
love of two brave hearts who have
started out and are struggling to
get home Tor their little ones,
and money enough to feed, clothe
and educate them, makes lite
thousand times more attractive
and inspiring.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24

Parents, provoke not your child
rem. A parent who always finds
fault with a child, who is never
satisfied with what he does, who
scolds and frets and complains,
let him do as he will, breaks his
spirit and soon destroys, IN the
delicate texture of his soul, all de-
sire of doing well. The child, in
despair, soon gives over every
effort to please. He becomes
morose, sullen, stupid and indif-
ferent as to what he does, since
all that he does meets with the
same reception from the parent
Young men, black your own
boots and bid every man black his.
Keep your own hands in your own
pockets. Pay cash, take cash.
Never marry "an accomplished
lady" The latest meaning OF that
, word accomplished" is ruin. The
truest type, for you, OF blessed
wamanhood beneath the home OF
G love, is a good, pure, educated,
- working farmers girl. The name
- of lady becomes her; calico brings
from her no sneer, no scorn. This
&C girl will wear a hat twice without
y retrimming. Is she poorP So
% much the better; then commence
- together; work, make, save, enjoy
together We charge you moth
70 ing for this advice, as valuable a:
= it is.
20 ~. N rod ut thi
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24
AEEW ufiRSI fAMlLlES.

rs, c. Turnbo in "Fireside Stories OF Early Days
in the Ozarks." Published by the author, in
paper bindings, at 80 cents
THERE were but few men born in
Marion county, Arakansas, who
had as long continuous residence
near the locality where they
first saw the light of day as Elijah
Ford. who died on Gooleys Spring
creek, Just over the line in Ozark
county, Missouri, February 6, 1904
Mr.. Ford, long before his death, had
prepared a monument of marble and
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24
81 a Year in Advance.
A SILVER RULE.

You all know the golden rule;
"Do unto others as you would
wish them to do unto YOU" Here
is a rule which is almost a part OF
the golden rule, but which we will
put by itself; and because OF Its
value, call it the "silver rule"
"Think and say all you can OF the
good qualities of others; forget
and keep silent concerning their
bad qualities" You cannot con-
ceive how much such a course
will heighten your own happiness,
and raise you in the esteem OF the
community in which you live.
Did you ever think any more OF a
boy or girl because he or she found
fault with others2 Never call
your schoolmates or playmates
cross or ugly. If they are such 1t
does not make them any better to
talk or think about it, while it
makes you love to dwell upon the
faults of others and you become
like the foul bird that prefers
carrion for food. Rather tell ali
the good you can, and try to think
of some good quality.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24

w. s. IRWIN, Twp. Sec.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24
In THE noRE NEST
Cheerful Evening Reveries for Tired
Mothers

Six things are requisite to create
a happy home. Integrity must
be the architect and tidiness the
upholsterer. 1t must be warmed
bv affection and lighted up with
cheerfulness. Industry must be the
ventilator, renewing the atmos-
phcre and bringing in fresh sa|u'
brity every day; while over all a
protective canopy OF glory, and
nothing will suffice except the
blessing of God.
One OF our popular young ladies
who is evidently contemplating
matrimony, was this morning
handed a testament by her father,
with the leaf turned down at the
following passages: "He who
giveth in marriage doeth well; but
he who giveth not in marriage
doeth better" She Immediately
returnedit with the following reply
written beneath it. Dear father,
am content te do we'll; let those
do better who can" The gooC
old gentleman could not keep the
secret but received our promise
not to publish names.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24

A Springfield buyer took quite a
bunch OF cattle out of this vicinity last
week, paying as high as 81. .65.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24
FREE ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

You are the architects OF your
own fortunes. Rely upon your
strength of body and soul; take
for your motto self-reliance, hon
esty and industry; for your stars,
faith, perseverance and pluck;
and inscribe on your banner, "Be
lust and fear not" Don't take
too much advice; stay at the helm
and steer your ship. Strike out.
Think we'll of yourselves. FIRE
above the mark you intend to hit
Don't practice excessive humility
You can't get above your level
water doesn't run up hill. Pu'
potatoes in cart over a rougl
road and the small ones will go t(
the bottom. Energy, invinclbl'
determination, with the right mo
tive, are the levers that move tn
world. Civility costs nothing ant
buys everything, Don't drink
don't smoke; don't swear don
gamble; don't tattIe. Be polite
] be generous; be self-reliant. Rea
good books and the Home Mes
department in this paper and "
l will wager a big red apple tn;
YOU will make man of whom tt
] entire community will be proud
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-10-24
A SISTER.

He who has never known a SIS
ter's kind miuistrations, nor teIt
his heart warming beneath her en-
dearing smile and love-beamlng
eve, has been unfortunate indeed
1t is not to be wondered il the
fountains of pure feeling flow in
his bosom more sluggishly, or II
the gentler emotions of his nature
be lost in the sterner attributes OF
manhood. THAT man has grown
up among kind and aifectionate
sisters" we heard lady OF obser-
walton remark last week. "And
why do you think So" we in
Quired?" because OF the rich
development Of all the tenderer
and more refined feelings OF the
heart which is so apparent IN his
every action and word" a Sis
ter's influence is felt even in man
hoods later years; and the heart
of him who has grown cold in its
chilling contact with the world
will warm and thrill with pure en-
joymen. as some incident awakens
within him the soft tones and glad
; melodies OF his sisters voice. And
! he will turn from purposes which
, a warped and false philosophy has
J reasoned into expediency, and even
weep for the gentle influence which
moved him in his earlier years.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-14
| he STATE Bank s Trust CO
Carson City Nevada
Capital Fully Paid Up 100000
S a onopah, Goldfeld and Manhattan. Nevada

DiREcToRs:T 3. hickey c. MEYERS p. H. PETERSEN
LWt.GS7 8 L. r. MAPES, r..
DER, w RRoUGHER 7. 3. Hickey President; H. Mey
Presidents J P.
D.
Cashier J. Cashier, GoldAe
H. --sst Cashier,
Foreign
buy Mining
10
SAFE OEPJoIT DEPAETMENTWith
$3.50 to $500 according
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TOAOFAH RAILROAD
Time Table
Local or Pacific Time

Trains leave T0nopah IS follows:
For all points east and west Via.
Hazen s a. m, and . 30 p. FL. For
p. N.
GoldHeld 9 20 a. m, 20 p. m, s 20
p. N.
Trains leave Goldfeld as follows.
For all points east and west via
Hazen 50 a. N. 20 p. m. For
Tonopah 6 IS a. NJ, so a H., 20
p. III.
Trains arrive ronOpah as follows:
From all points east and west via
Hazen, 9 a. NJ, Z 50 p. m. From
Goldfeld; 43 a. NJ, 10 a. M, 6 IS
p. n.
Trains arrive at Goldfield as fol-
lows: From all points east and west
via Hazen; 10 20 a. NJ, 8 20 p. m.
From Tonopah 10 20 a. m, 5 20 p. m.
8 20 p. m
Trains leave Tonopah fl Millers
a. M, 1 p. M, 6 so p. m. Leave
Millers for Tonopah q a. m, l 50
p. m. 10 p. M
]. F. HEDDEN,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-14

FOR RENT-A suit Of room tuTisn7d.
Apply 10 Lewis ana Co. =
1TATEMENT
of the Guarantee Trust Company ct
Nevada
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The capital stock Of this company IS
one million ($1,OU0,0OO) dollars, Goa
sisting OF twenty thousand (20,o0o)
shares Of Fifty 900 dollars each
share.
Of these twenty thousand (20,O0J)
shares. seventy C70) shares have been
issued to qualifying trustees and III
teen thousand $4,000 shares have
been sold at par, amounting to seven
hundred and fifty thousand (Sl0o,OO0)
dollars. The remaining number II
shares of said capital stock are now
in the hands Of the treasurer OF the
company unissued.
The fifteen thousand 05,000) shares
sold as aforesaid were paid for by the
transfer to the company Of the follow
ing securities Of the present value OF
seven hundred and sixty thousand,
three hundred and seventy five $780,
375) dollars ana the same are now
owned by the said omDany.
Schedule Of Securities
L. s. I per cent bonds $3.50.
coo at 130... ......... $5-o,JVV
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-14
A NEEDED OFFICIAL

bullion collector office which
very necessary abolish
to hundred
of bull
has t.
years
of O
criticised during the
every count! The
official
enable
lin 10 Ike allowed
expenses
in he a blackboard.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-14
IL. ". n. CAVELL,

GATsOn City Nevada. o..
State Sank & Trust Co.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-14
DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED

By receiving some inferior grade OF
wine or liquor from some foreign
house. Drop into the wholesale es-
Establishment of A. Livingston and he
will provide you with the best that
the market affords at the most reason
able rates. Then too, you can always
inspect the goods and also receive the
personal guarantee of q man known
to everyone. Fixtures and glassware
kept in stock all the time.
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JAM ES G. SWEENEY,

.Uorney -at-Law. Attorney Generals
Office. Capitol Building, Carson
City. Nevada
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-28
Namseinitnri.
g}au gDorf. 26. Sum.

Itc4u sJpllt 20. sum.
2urd Den 3ujdmmenbrud eines
bauialligeu 1enemeHibaules I'M ita.
llenlidcn IiitrIte Scr unteren StoOt
biiBten niu0eitcla 6 4erioHen belIte
irub ibr gebcn cln o. perocn ilinf
9erionen pernEBi. Oercu %ei6en man
ipater uHicr 0tn Sriimmcrn 81 i'm
0en glaubi. Bier %erlonen luuroeu
Iebeno. lpenugIcih id)luer Uerleet IN.
ter ben srilumern heruorgc3ogen.
@ine ungeheure Qlenge 0es liberpoI.
iertcn Glitrlftp luHltau0en Die Hui'
men uuO iaben oen 2Irbeitcn Der Sen.
eruebrIeuie ST, 0le bel Dem Slhte eI-
ner 2ln5a5l 5dlcmperfcr iib eiirig
beuiibten, 0le llcberblelblcl biumeg.
3urounen. in Der &oiiHmg nod e..
niae Der unaIildlihen Gpier Iebeno
berpor3IebeH 3u fonueH Bon oen bis
lebt aeiun0eneu Iootcu geboren iitui
Der 5amillC 2urd]iuo an. Ger iehite
1o6te iit Elm Mann. ocr 10 idredtib
ueritiinmcIt lit, Dab CT bis ieet nod
niht i0entiT3irt meroen fonnte 0ns
llualid ereianete iid nm bolb 2 llbr
beuie iriib. ais iait ole 8Guobner oes
9ailitf ian 5hIaie lagen. Ger llnialI
trug iih inociien nidi gang InenUnr.
tei 3u. PIN 3ebenaebGuoe uer0en
9lenocrungen oorgeuonuuen uuO 0ns
einaeitiir3te @ebauoe. ein gdbaus.
seiqte 9liie nn0 ionirqe 3cideu pon
9aui0uiafeit io0oB es nit Shisen
periebeu perOeu muBie
Ger Gigentbumer elmer &Sirtb.
idait. SenrD Ran Ginoia Der nit ie'.
ner IamiIie i'm uutcriten Stodluerfe
binfer icineu @eiddit5rdumen pobl.
te. nur0e ourd) fnarren0e mo fra.
denoc @erduid)c fur3 Dor Dem Gin
itir3 erihredt mefte ieIne Gnmilfe
un0 cnifaH nit oerielbcn nod gernOe
rehbcitlg ms 5rcie.
oyn munoerbater %eiie cutging Ser
einIoQierer r}acob u ReqIer Dem
@erOcr6en. Scin 3immer beionO
iid i'm 1nberiten 45intcrtbeile oes
obcriten Stodmerfcs. 2IIs on5 @e.
bduoe 5uiommenbrad). blitb Elm
idnoler 1reiieu an Dem g}cbcn.
houie hdnqen unS ser nltc D}ann be.
fnnO iid aui Ocm ctiun 2 Sub breiier
gfrcicn 40 6ub iiber ocn Ruincn
Tie IeuermcbrIeute beireiten i'm ans
ieiuer aeinRruoIien Gage
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-28
co burmonpTdl it, rn0 SoB temc w.
niIterfriiiS 81 beiiirhtCn lit.
Gbina.
2iffcrcuScu wcecn 3nebolj in Der
MlnnOidlurci.

Yt1itoen u ,Sullt.
Shne cine Grfldruug betrclfs Der
Qolitif Ser nellen slomuiitration in
ser Nlnroidurei ab5upnricu, hat "a.
pan eai @runo Der &cribdoiauug
ieinor 8ertrogsrehte eiu &rogramu
eraiinet, rpelhes China oi'enbar gum
Sanoeln ppingen ioll. Is miro &c.
mcloct, oab sic Hegiernu9 IN Nefing
bereits periudt bat. uicotr &erbano.
Iunuen an3ufniipieu bcbui2 Gr!an.
Nuna elmer GeritdnbIaur3 in Dem
Qisput betreffs l(liebcIts 9Ille 2in.
Suitrien Ner@anOi6nTei am9aluilub
Ieaen iufolge Der @6eimngsocridlie.
0enheit 0drnieocr. Ser 5eneraI SO.
lima. Ser nalitGriide &SriiBcH0c i'm
Sol3bureou. erbebt 9lnigrud) oui ELL
@iertel allen gtubboI5cs Ircitau.
ieno 5l0be utiiiien m0brcn0 Scr Sam.
oelsiaiion it'll lieeen uuo iehStuu.
ieno Tl6be peroen oapon in NiitIei.
6elrfhait qe3ogen. IA ). 3. in Nm.
tuna 10000 unbeid1ditiate @duhol;.
orbeiter iih aufbalten mer0eu llnru.
ben beiiirdiet
Ter General aoiima uer0iicrtIidlte
helte cine 9roflnmntioH in Ger 9lb.
iiht Die Situation 81 fIdren. gbi.
mas @erno6ldiIiglngeu tn 0en Ser.
honolungcn uno feline llnteritiibug
elmer groben 9nuboI3gcieuihait troe
Iapanii6er Rroteite bat oeu @lau
aoiinas. 1)ineiiihe &ouhoI}opera.
tionen, Sic IS fir mgeiebJid bait.
gum Shnitoro 5u brirgeu 3u 3id)ie
0ema6t Gbiun's ie;t 9loi engeIdNa
qene gfidtlnq bat Die iopaniihe go.
lltif in Der @aaoihurci BON oCricni.
gen sur @rreid]ung eiHe5 aiitliheu
&ergIcid)s 3u oerienigen Der 9lnpen.
olna BON @auolt aean0crt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-28
Su MittcIamcrifn idjeint iif, Scpt
iden 5ufOlgC, wieOcr etiuaS
OOr5nbereiten.
q a dridteu nnflar.
geifnragma bcabiidltigt nnidrinenO,
einen Strcit nit Guatemala nn0
Sal0noOr 5u prOuO5ircu.
llnflnrG Sclucgungeu.
g0nihinnton. 26. S,uni.


&abelmel0ungen an oas StddtSs
oepartenlent aus pcri6icoCnen 8bel'
len 0tittelamerifa Oeuten all, ouB
in ienem @eltbeil belnrubigeu0e 3u-
it1n0e eriitieren. Die gtahridten
fino ieoo6 10 unbeitinunter u1O oiirf.
tiger gtattr, 6dB man i'm StnatS.
oepartement iid) nod feline flare Wtei.
ming BON Der tbntidhliden Gage bat
biI0en fonnen. N}an pernultbet ie-
bod, ooB Guatemala mo SulOuoor
fid) ouf einen el7udrteten nelten @u-
grill 9ftfaragun's oorbereten
Ser amerifanii6e @eion0te Rerrb
III Son Solpa0or bot gefabeIt, ooB
Iaut einer tbm 5ugegaugeHcn Wtel-
Dung Die nifaraguaniife &e3ierllng
bel &oint Goie9ilino 3ruppen 5uiom-
men3ie6t. Iieier Ort lit ou ser moro.
Iiden pn5ifiihenSrcnje 9fitaraAua's,
am Golf BON 6onicco uno Der ialoa-
oorllden aiiite 0ireft gegeniiber ge-
Ieqen, io0oB olio Oieie Ser glngritis-
plinft 81 luer0en oerlpridJt
Ser amerifduii6e @eian0te See in
Der Sta0t Guatemala berid)tct, ooB
Der @finiIter oes 9leuBern linn NIT
fheifte, bnB utfaroguantihe Streit-
fr1ffe an Ger 9eorofiiIte bon &onou-
rns erlutencn iin6. Die Sorts an Oie-
fer &iiite muroen crit neuli6 bon
9etforogtnnern beictt ais @inleitltng
5ir giniebung elmer @ropiiionolregie-
rlIng, Ooh bieB e3 ipdter, ser Broii-
ent 3elapa bon 9tifaroguo babe alle
Srltpnen oon BORT 3uriif beoroert.
Spdter an1 Gage erhielt 6as Slot
Tenant cine 9epeihe BON aapt 8in-
terbaIter pom aononenboot .8aol-
cob. ipeIhe cine Grfldrung fiir Sees
WfeIoung eS ieien tpie0er nnuroqua-
nii9e Strcitfrdfte on Der gtorofiiite
BON SonMlras eri6ienen. biIoet
0emnnh hon0elte eS iidb nift Inn
6os @intreffen nelter Srupnen. ion-
bern es eri6ien Elm niforoQuoniides
EronsportIthiif I'M sic nod on ser
borolriihen aiiite befin0Iihen nifa.
roquoniiden Gfiijierc ob5u6oIen-
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Sioen reOOIntiunircn gcgcn erbDbtr
SlciidjprciIc.
WGIlpalIfee. g9is.. 27. Sun

0dlnpnlfce, g9iS., 27. Sunni.
Sym iiioi6en QiItrift in Ser Sc
aenO Der 7. unN 9Iint Ctr. bier
berriht 6eOeuten0e 9luiregung inioI.
qe 0es 8eriuds elnlger Goiheri9ldd.
tereien, oen Ereis fir 6leu6 ju Itel.
germ. 0ieOortige 9euolferung, mel.
DIE lid peigCrte, pen neuen 4reis 5u
5obIen, bielt alpei Maiienperianm.
Illngen ob. elm 9opfott muroe in's
@erf geiest, aauier luuroen eInge-
ifiihtert. in Oen StraBen ereigneten
iih SfI6gereien ipegen 6Ieilh, nit
tbenoe 0tengen baben ieit ypei IA.
gen Ma6e geiton0en bel Den 6leiid-
mdrften uno mebrere StorenIrieOe
nuroen perhaitet. SSn ooriger @ode
tpor ser &reis fir foiheres 5leii6 z
bis 10 Gents per Yiuno. in oieler
@ohe ober ipur0en 9 bis 13 Gents
perlnngt. Die 6leiider erfIdren, oen
Hreis ephobt 5u baben. neil Die
@robbdnoIer Elm @Ieid)eS tbnteu. Die
9ebolferling 6es @betto 0iitritteS
oogeqen bc1nnptet, 0aB cine uobI or.
gnniiirte gcreirigung beitebe, oie es
Iih CUR @ufgabe naht, Die 6Ieii9.
preiie in Die Sobe 8u idrnuben.
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SOaunO.
aOnnts 6raHfreidl pnIien.
nl 6adq, 26. ,Slini

.Snl padg, 70 SAM.
Ter am p. Sani Don 0rn fror.
soiiihe1i Tc,eaoter gir 5rie0ensfon
iwe3 Dem 3ucitei aontc (2an0.
frcq) nltcrbrcitctc Boriddag be-
tm4is Der @roiiumg con 6einoeIia.
feiten miro bon alln 2du0ern be.
fGnpft. Dclde iib mrf cine idnele
Wfobilmndutng bTIniieit. bolptiddy.
Iid1 @robbritonnieu. Gelltitlano uno
eSopolt Ter BortIaut oes gori6laas
1T rpic iolgi:
.artifeI /. ~ Die Sienatilrrnatte
bSfbIpcfE1l. 6of Decentralization I'M.
fer ibnen nift be0iuren biirfen. obne
Ooh ibren cine beitimnte SfrnlS.
ertl1uug Oormis9egnrgen 1T cnt'
Ipebr eire Totd,e in beitinuttter GSorm,
ODER zine beoinNtnasdueiie in Der.
INIT Dem GrlnB gires lllti.
nnhuns.
/ .artifeI 2. - Die gSadridyt por
etnem SfrseqsJritonO mr6 obne Rcr.
5i,1 olben nciitraIen D2dhhn mi1e.
tbeIt tpsr0en"
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nah Ser 9eritorrua 0e2 &abnbotsS
In SSnoepeu0euce. nobel IS MGnuec
ihr 9ebeu perlorcn @hHbmoe ouI
Die 6Gbrte Der Chatter ieete. Gie
Slutoe idllu9en Die Rihhm1 nGb
Colorado Springs elm. @0breno
Ser GerfolQlmo mics Sterling oen
3euacn an oic @uuoe pom Der Spur
meBunchmeu oa oie Ebdter befdnat
ieien. Sin poor SaQe ipdter theiItc
Sterliu1 Sem ,}cllaeu init, SteUe
4oou2 lei Der (hdtcr.
Ger 0irubcuarbeiter \. q. 9ieNb
non @ol0i.IO Men. Der friibcr in
Cripple @eJf mobutc. bejctQfe. oaB
i'm ,(ahre 1908 Crd,urO ibm i'm Ser.
lmlie ciner llnterrc0llua mittheiIte.
scr @olbruclW StcuHCn6cra lei al
ieiner - Grd)au05 -- 9lrmmtb ihul0
lut0 or rocrOe NIT Sem @ouncrneur
nod Quit mUu0en. Ser 9lnmau
9arrolu BON ser &ertbeioiQiug for.
Serte n,mr ben 3eitacu ortf. ieinH
GrLe5niie IUGhuelro ser 9lrbeiteruir.
ren I'M Cripple Gucef. Intrift 5u idi!'
0ern Ties perarrIaBte Sic 9lnflaQe
Ni eii1cm Groteit. obcr Scr HidtCr
oltid,ioo. 6oB Ser 3emae Sic qc.
,piinid]te Shiloeuura gebeu mo9c.
@e00 er3dbIte. 0oB or, nic 70 oieIe
un0ere @rubendrbeiter, in 1904 ohue
@rlu0 oerboftet luuo noh Cripple
Greet Qebrodlt lrno BORT in sic y@ulI
9len" Geiteft mur0e; er ipurOe BORT
bier Toqe Lana 9cionqcu gcbaltcn,
ohne SAB er oerhort ooer cine 9Iu'
flage geqen i'm crboben mimOe
Sp1tcr erfuhr CT. ooB er ,pje Die an,
0eren $50 0ldn1er in Ser .@uu 4Sen"
inter Dem @crOldltr oerhoitet mir-
0c. an Scr 3eritorun0 0e3 @abn'
hoFSFebdltoc5 In lNoepen0euce BE-
tbetlilt QclNieu 9i icin.
Charles H. SuIliuan. Elm iriihcrcr
@r1pbenorbeiter im Cripple Greet Ti
'trift. fa9tc mts. OoB er in 1902 IN
Cripple Guccf nit Orfaro bcfou1tt
mnuOc lnt0 0oB SrhorO ibm per
Iifcrtc. 0aB 5tciupubera 6arm
idadO iei. oob cr - Grhor0 - MT
arm ici anitatt reid. iuo Sab StCu
nG1bcra Qct0otct auorOcn ionte. nm
mem 0ies fein ouNercr 5ciorge, i
tueroe or es t9un.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-28

@oiic 2oo6o. 27. Ssllni.

CUtiNt NNbuNpf -. RNHll.
Gin ueuer anullt eri6ieu beute
on eineln Siihe ser 9ertbeioiguug i'm
9aNpooo.Ero5eB. Ga lit @alter Y.
YicGormad ppn Chicago. Gr bat
9elpcismateriaI in Colorado 3uiam.
mensciuht fiir ole &ertbeioiguug
un0 lit crit bier angefommen, ieIt.
Dem 0ie Bert t5eiOIgung Den 6ou iiber-
nabn
glui Dem 3eugeuitano mar beute
5uerit 6rau Sottie Gdp. welhe ben
Sarrp Srd]nro i'm Belmont Soltbal.
ie in 2enper unter Dem 9fanlen ).
0cmpiep fannie.
Sic bejeIgte einmaI Elm 8eiprad
nit Crd)aro geiiibrt 5u baben III
Deldem oicier geduBert babe, Dab
9lrmutb i'm non Ser 6rdu trenne,
6ie er liebe. 0aB Stcunenberg iiir
feline 9lrnultb nerantmortlid lei uno
oaB er an oieiem elm @rempel ltatl,ies
rem mer0e un0 ipenu es ieine lebte
S6nt audi lei. Srdaro babe nidlt
babel geiluht. mobI aber Steunen.
berg einen Ieniel" genanut.
;Frdu Gan bejeugte ierner, oaB
Srdaro ibr emit betreifs ieiner Spie-
lererlebniiie geiagt babe, Ook er i'm.
mer enuds Gel0 dui oie Seite Iege,
melhes er pom Yettibone aui6eben
IaIie unO non Oieiem be5o8e, lDenn
er es ae6raufe. SaplpooO mo elm
Oeann Namens Wlc9onal0 ieien ei-
mes Cages gefommen luobreno lie
nit Sr6aro geiprohen babe. Seb.
terer Iteate ihr s6appooO uor uno
alma init oieiem fort gIuh iab lie
3empIep reip. Srhdro oft 3uiamnlen
mitQettibone. 0oh fam lesterer tbres
g9iIiens ME in Grharo's 3immer.
Ser ndd1ite 3ctge mar Sobn ..
elliott, Elm Sniaiie Oes bieiigen Sol
ootenbcims. @r lit 81 Sabre alt. Sn
ousiiibrliher @eiie lpieOerbolte er
cine ldnQere Sonuerahon, Die er i'm
g3ooentber 1905, ehpo iiini 29ohelt
Dor ser @rmoroling Steunerber8' 8,
nit Srhuro mdbreno elmer @iien-
hobnfahrt hotte. Gieier er5dblte ihm.
hnB er i'm 9ienIte Ser 8rubenbelieer
Itehe, 6aB oie gereinigung Der @rr-
bennrbejter unter0riift peroen ioIe
unO ouB inncrbaIb 80 Ea8cn iid ct
mas ereignen weroe. 0os ole 8elt
in Shreden pcrieten 1peroe
Ordaro 6ebn1ptete. Sen 3al8en
elliott ME aeieben 81 baben.
Gin fIeiner Streit entitnno, ols sic
Gertbeioigltng erfldrte, lire 3euaen
heim ien6en 81 fpolIen, io6nlo iie nit
ibnen fertia lpGre; menn Der Stnnt
oisie nod l1nqer bier 5u be6olten
fuiinite, moge or iie gerihtIih nor-
Io6en. Serr SaipIen erF.drtc. Die
@erthcioiQunq bate hicr5u fein RcAt
un6 ser Stoat i0bc iidh nid)t pernn-
IoBt oie 3euaen Ser &ertbei0igun1
bor3ula0en.