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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-17
Drowned Herself and Daughter.

Los Angeles, Sept. 17.-Believing
herself hopelessly ill, Mrs. Anna Baker.
81 years old. last night drowned her
self and her ten-year-old daughter in
Johnson lake. near the eastern city
limits. She left a note asking relatives
in Streator. ILL.,, be notified. The Baker
family came here about a year ago
from Iowa, the husband recently re-
turning there to settle uD some busi-
ness affairs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-17
Bic Mills for hutchinson

Wichita, Kan. Sept. IA letter was
received today by Secretary Brown. of
the Chamber of Commerce, from Lara
bee brothers of Stafford, stating that
they had decided to locate their new
mill at Hutchinson instead of at Wich-
ita. The reasons given were that they
were more nearly in touch with Hutch
inson from their present location, and
that they contemplated later to engage
in the salt business.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-17
MooRs ACCEPT PEACE TERMS.
Delegates Have Gone Out to Pacify
All Warning Tribesmen.

Paris, Sept 17.-Advices received
from Casa Blanca say that the tribal
delegates accepted all the peace con-
ditions fixed by General Drude and
departed to seek delegates from all
the other warning tribes. 1t is expect
ed that the Moors will return from
their mission on Thursday and effect
a general submission of the hostile
tribeSmen,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-17
fire AND WATER.
The Combination Causes 80 Deaths
and Destruction of 100 Houses.

Toxic, Sept. 17.-Thirty persons were
drowned and 100 houses burned earIv
this morning at the Kosaka mine near
Kotaru. A fire started in the mining
works and while attempts were being
made to save the mine the wafer res
ervoir was broken. flooding a norton
of the village. Many women and chill
dren were among the victims
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-17
Hodges Going to Panama.

Washington, Sept. 17.-Colonel
Harry F. Hodges, the purchasing Off
Ger of the Isthmian canal commission,
will sail tomorrow for the isthmus for
conference with Colonel Goethals,
the engineer in charge, particularly
with regard to the preparations of
specifica tions for purchases to be made
in this country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-17

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept. 17.=Panic
stricken when a barge in which they
were crossing the Allegheny river
began to sink, six workmen jumped
into the river today and were drown
ed. With the exception of Frank
Herman all the men were Italiana.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-17

Chicago. Sept. 17.-Forecast for
Kansas: Fair tonight and Wednesday;
not much change in temperature.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
8nbpIfs Gbrei5e.

9ir. 8eresforo beianO iiG aae,n IN
ieiner 8anslei, als Musolf berein>
ltitrnlte.
sd mill Die Stene III Snbien ans
nebmen, Ieste Seineu Onfel Sapon in
3enntnis, ooer slaublt Oh, IS lei beis
Ter, nenn i) brett an i'm Ihreibe?"
Gtmas I'M Zone leinsr Stimme ere
regte bes Ibpofaten anfnerfiamfeit.
@r blidte forideno auF i'm.
.Bds lit Sir, Hubb? Su iiebit eis
8entiimlid aus. @as LIT borgefale
len?"
~g8iGts; oas beibt, Sir ipia ids
lasen. artbur, On tparit itets cir
treuer Sreunol"
oSa", itanmelte Scr. 8eresforb
Der iib bittere 8orniirie Oh ieincr ges
hdlii8en NeltBeruneen iiber @uSoII
mafte.
"Nur, fiir5 unb gut. i6 ipar cir
Narr unp bin absenieisn lpcrben. pit
ib es aud nift anoers b~erbiente."
.Nbeeipieien? Su? unb bon pem?~
Bon Dra5ieua natiirlib. tie ii
bod Die @insiee. Inn bic an fp<rber
lids Der @iibe lobni. Sd bat lie
meiu Beib 81 iperoen. lie aber pies
mid 10 entihieoeu ab, oa6 i'd mid
entihlolien babe, nah Snoieu gu ae.
ben.".
.8el9e @riinbe gao tie aug"
I agi@satIih esci, griIsu&. ishe il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

viein. bns bait ih midi ilbers 0er6
9ebradt. AGerbings erflGrte ih ibn,
pab id) i'm ME 6~eiraten t0nue. neil cr
meiu Better iei, ebeniolpenig. nlo tpenn
i6 icinc Sd)tpelter mare, aber nift I'M
G~ntfcrnteiten bufte id Onrnn, oaB CT
f%Drtginge."
@ra3ieQa lpeinte uno ltIud5te, oils
90 Da5 6er6 ibr brdde.
yllnb ipradb er nid)t5 BON mir?
&interlieb er feineu @rllB. fem 2es
bepobl?"
Or ga6 min Oieie 3eilen", crpiz
Oerte @tbeiDn, mn rei6te ihr einer
@rief, Den @ra3iela 81 it'd ltedte, ipeiI
lie i'm niht IN Der @e9ennort Der
Sfipeitern lelen luoute.
Sn Der Gin,amfeit oes 3inmers erit
los lie Die lesten Burte, Die 9tlooli
an lie s%eridbtet, beOur er alIf ldrge,
lanse 3eit, pteieiht nlli INNER, lie
berldiien.
GSs iparen Yorte Ser 2iebe UNI
3drtiidfeit. Elm Sebelpobl, 10 iunig uni
tpttrauria, baB Grn5ieId iid Dor @eb
farm 7ebr 6u faiien p%erntodte.
Sic Ianbtc 5li Garcia uno lieB lie
bitten, 81 ibr 6u fommer.
Soiprt entiprad) Die treiie SreunOin
oieiem @unlde unb perIutte. oae
id%ludj5enOe, beberoe Nabden 3u tros
item.
Yaber. Sinh, es liegt ia in Seiner
Radt, i'm 8uriid5uruien~, iprad lie
nno lie6foite bas auf ibrem StoBe
liegenbe, bunfle @aupt, oein 8ort
BON Sir 9sniigt."
r@loubit gu mirtlit. Garcia, car
cr 8urildtebrts, lpeun id i'm oarunr
bGte?"
ySiferlid], nur miro er eriparten,
OaB Su- i'm Damn beiroteit, unoers
fam CT oarunter nift periteben."
Sam merbe i6 mid ieiner Abs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sasitel,
Bie @rasieIIa bie sc a d.
rt6t aunabm N.

Sie bate Den Su8 aeiebeu. ais ell
iiber Die einiame @bene bon Slt Merris
bale brauite, i'm seieben, pie er mil
oonnernbem 8etofe inter ner Bride
binburdi6oB unb aus Der Citation
roaeno, INNER ihneller Die llier Dee
Slulies entlang bon oannen elite. bis
er enblid in elmer tiefen Sdludt. beim
alien Seretperf oeri6nans. Spdte,
erinnerte lie ith ioear. baB lie Den
ibrillen Yfiff BET locomotive pernom
men. ais Der 3us in @eits Ierripale
belt unb mad fu%enisen Ninuten Irs
fentbalt sesen 8eiten f%ortoanpfte.
Gber lie hattie feline abnuns bapon. bat
er einen iunseu Nann nit fortnabm.
Der blei1, nit perihrdntteu armer
unb tiei in Die Stirne sepriidtem Sui
in elmer @asenede laS.
Seine @ebanfen bei6dftigten iif
NIT 8ra5ieaa, Die ben san3en Gag aui
ben Sufi6las ieines Yferbes laulfte.
Iber Der Tag bergins unO Hl,boli
fam nidt.
Nm folsenseu Iorsen fubr Die 8ols
iiters gauipaae lanaiam ben Siisel
berauf uno belt per Dem lllmenbof.
@ra5ielIa elite binuuter, lie slaubs
te. 8ubolf mare nit Ieinen Sdnelterr
sefommen. ALIEN MIR Oiele entltie9erl
Dem @asen.
SBie freu' I'D mid, OaB Sbr ges
tomineu ieib", rief Celia linen entees
gen, vbo6' beute mod niemanb geies
ben. ais Cir 8obert unb AmaIie, bieie
aber iinb 10 matchmaker beiddftiet,
bab ant ibre 9eielihait ni6t 3u refs
men lit. SD CLAUDE fpirfli6, &maiie
miro nod 2aop Goiiiter. Iber no
lit 8ubpIf? @arum bot er ii6 Seiteru
uno beute nidt ieben lanen?%
D8ie Su MIR 10 iragen masit~.
s%ntgegnete gtbeloa drgerlib, .9u
tpeiBt bod 10 gut iuie mir. Dab er iort
it,"
Yellas antlie iiber5oa S%obesblGiie.
sort! 8ubpli fort! lluS ib iol
es piiien? SD wei6 niHts; ipcbir
stu9 err"
.gta6 Snoien."
9ebeno am sdn5en &orpcr Itiiete
',b oas iunec Idohen nIf Die Sebne
bes Stubles, mnbeittmmtes GntieBer
idniirte ihr Die Sruit Sulammen.
.Wah Snbien?" fliiiterte lte tdlIn
b~ernebu,bar, paui pie lauge? uni
marum?"
Sie SdtpeItern tsilten ibr allies mil
nno idloilen NIT Der 8unre. Die 0ellts
ter hattie iidD iiber 8uOoli's @breile ID
alteriert, baB lie franz lieae.
limb mir batteu Sih in Serbadt"
ihlpB 9aura, o8Iauben, Oh batte't ibI
iortgeihidti"
| sd i9l iortididenl ltobnte geIla
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

relic ni1t ipiOerieBeu", iprad) 2)elu
uno brad auf,s neue III Srdneu aus.
.einen Better fam ih nidt beirns
ten, es piberitrebt 5i Iebr meiilenl
gun6en Welen."
Oils ipdt am Sbcub Garcia nit III
rer Wtutter betm Zee ioB, er5ablte lie
bieier bon geIlaS Ser8eleip.
nltno elaubit Oh, eaB lie Wr. 6oiz
liter beiraten piiroe, nenu er nidt ibt
Better mare"
: Sans 9emiB; iie meint 6lpar ieBt
baB lie ibn niGt III oem Gimme liebe.
nenn aber Die ndbe Yermanbtlhafi
uift mare, b"iirfteu i6re @efiible i1neI
cine pdrnrere Edrbung a~nnebnlen.
NrmeS Sinh! lie muht lid ioldo bittere
Sorpiirfe, i'm fort llub pie lie iagt,
lin Den Tor 9eItidt" 81 baben, DEM
lie lGBt iiG niht nlsreben. bdB er bort
lterben pirb!"
Nufmerflam bate Yfrs. ga Huc
9arolaS &orten eelaulht uuD belle
Srdnen itanoeu III ibren Nuseu. dl@
ie Den Seetiih abrGumte,
yNrmeS, arnne9 Ninpi" nuIrmelte
lie o iid bin, lob mpbl ibre 2iebe
Itart 9erug mare. ami nilee uuoere 81
p%erSidten? Stdrter nod ais ibr
Sto1s2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

mid niht in bieIem Sinne, 5peitens
rpnroe ite ME eineu leibliten Better
beiraten, nnS Drittens ME einen 0tann.
Der feinen Beruf bate. Ous lebtc
frantic mid lhier am meilten. Sd,
fam mir 10 n~nbebeutenO. 10 perGftlid)
oor nnS beereife poifommen, tpie nm
nto8ltb es lit, G6tune Dor einem ltns
nisen uno oe~rpeibliGteu ReulHen.
einem frabren Sarbanopal 5l BADEN. F"
Wr. Veresforb 5ufte 5uiammen. 10
bate er 8ubolf senannt. @ar @ras
5tela an linn gum @crrdter geiporz
ben? So6 ipobl nid)t, ionit bate i'm,
8uoolf nibt poles @ertrauen cntges
geneebraht.
"Sait elm, GlibD, ih muB Sir elm
mid tief beid1dumenbes 8eitGnoris
ablesen. Sieueidt mrSi On Damn Die
GnfriGtisfeit meiner Sreunol@aft be-
dfpeifeln, nub bod perIidere ih Sid,
oaB fein Ranu meinem Ser3en ndber
itebt. ais 9u. Siinsit aber NOR id,
9egen Did 9ereist, unb persab midi 10
tpeit, gesen Did aeuBerunaen 3u nm.
beren ih mid tief ictGme. Dor allen
fpiiie. oa6 audi ih unt @ra5ieIn
ipdrb."
.0u?"
ia, ih, iine nts ne midi nbnies,
biloete ib mir elm, Oh ieieit mein be-
9iiniti9ter 8ipale uno rief 8iirueno, cs
lei cine aIts 8el6ihte, oab Samen
einen Saroanapal energiiden, tatfrGfe
tigern Idnnern bo%rsieben."
$50 iprabit 9u BON min, ilnD id,
belt Did iir meinen Sreunb."
vTerseibe mir, HuSb, t6 fible tief
Die Sdpere metHsr Sfulb uun bereue
iie."
HuSslf reidte i5m bie Sanb. llno
bebor CT oie ann3lei berlieb, ihrieb er
an Die Sirna, ertldrte iih bereit, bie
Stefle IN Snbien anSuuebmen unb
teiite benz Germ nit, bnb er bereits
am folaenben abenb in Stem 9prt ein>
treffen ipiirbe. I'M Die furse 3eit Dor
Der gini6iffun9 lid nit ben ibm su
iibertrasenhen @eiddften nertraut gu
MAIDEN.
8ar,im aber iton nlorsen?" fraste
Der Nopotat, nadsbem er BEN grief ges
teien. -iolde Gle bat es nift."
sd mu6 fort. beoor i'd @ra3ieua
tpieeeriebe. ionit feblt mir Der Ilt,
mein @orbaben ars5ufiibren."
gu 5anie iiberraiGte NnboIf. feline
camille NIT Der HaGrift, oaB er be-
~abiid,tise. auf minoeitens Elm Sabr
mad Sitinoien ~ seben.
Die Mtutter piberieste iih nit
gaoAt Dem Yroiefte, Der 8ater a6er
erfldrte it'd oolfommen Sanit einperz
itanoen. Nusolf lpar felt entitloia
fen. enblih elm 9eben niisliter 5dtias
felt 81 Beginner, unp ais ipGt abenbs
Der Gilsus mad Stem gort abgins. ents
fnbrte er Den jungen Wann ben trale
ten Sefilben Der 6eimat.
~ = -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
NemuuWos,uamsisites &apitel.
Sriefe aus Srnntreih If.

es Ut etfpds eisentaimlites um oss
9at u.s. III Der Seit. Sb idrcerss
Sc h9gS>t uns bereinsebroheK, Oh oas
Glid n lddelt, unanibaltam ibreis
tet lie nortpdrts.
Die Sonne gebt nuf unD nieper,
Gage unb 4dfte sletten perilber urb
idlieblif fpuncern mir uns ielbif. oaB
elm iolh LANCER 3citroum IhoH oer@
itriden. ieit Sreuoe ODER Shmer5 girs
slg bet uns 9ebalten. uuo einen Wen>
bepunft in unierem 9eben beSeidDneten.
8ra3iella crying es niht anoers.
SO trauris urb gesrIdt, pie i'll Den
eriten Sdseu nah Tuoolf's Ibreiie
fonnte lie nidt INNER bleiben, lie mubs
re DEN @ebanfen feitbalten, baB audi
obne 8ubptf oas Sebeu ibr bod nod
Slid biete uuo Sonnenftein.
sic itanb nit linn in g~riefpedoiel.
uno 10 idien er ibr nitt 10 unenolidJ
fern unp nah mnb nah murse i've bei>
terer unb nabm iyieber tea an alien
@reigniiien. Die in benz f1eiren StGDts
d,eu Die Dffentlihe AufmersIamfett be-
anlpruhten.
gu bieien 6dhlten unleu8bsf Die gez
5iebunsen 5nii1en Dem Wapor Gin
Nobert Hoiiiter unb Wtiy Imalie Ser
guion, Die INNER e~rnifere Sdrbune
annnbmen. 10 oab I'M Stabthen mii
boiler 3noeriiht p~rpphe3sit prrbe
Nntalie tpiroe balb Den ltoI3en Namer
Saop Hoiiiter traeen. Die Stimms
oe5 Bottles bebielt redt. ben Manor
cerlobte iid nit benz Srdulein, Die
5ranuns iolte I'M 9auie Ses WiRters
itattfiubeu, unb Die Sod)5eitsreiie mad
Sloriba gemdht Deroen.
Sag iiber pas groBe @reisnis Oi.
enpioieltcn @eriifte Die 2nft bard
Ihpirrten, ma ielbffperitdnhlid.
Bon eiuem geiude bel Der gliide
itrablenoen 9raut 5uriidsetommen
fanb 8ra3ieun einen Srief nit franz
5DIiideu Yoit3eiden.
oTon Dem Gsentenl" rief Iie, Yrur
peroe id, enolid Rabri6t iiber gbriz
ltine Spbine bcfonumeu."
Y@eebrteS SrauIetn, mem Yrii5i.
pal III ~perreiit unh bat MIDI errnddz
tiet. an i'm eiulaufenbe Sriefe 8u Iez
len uub 81 be%antporter. Sd ftnoc
uuu 5ipei Sriete aus Merrieuts, Die
@rtuuoigunsen ein3ieben iiber cine gez
miiSe 9briitine Sooine, lpelGe uOn Dem
peritorbenen Der. SetbertbOu cine Sens
lion bsSog."
{SortleBung fo(gt,)
-E-k-f-
@iteitcit it oft beleioigte Sez
lheioenheif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
y = y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aapitel.
@rS. ga 8ueS guti3IuB.

Im fol9en0en Wiorgen lab Mra. 60
8ue bIeih uuo au9egrtffcn ans. mas
lie purh cine idldiloie Nndt unb bel
tigcs aopfipeb motiuierte. Gin Spos
5ier9dng III Der Irii0en, erquidenben
Serbltluft miirpe ibr gut tun. meiute
lie umo balo uah Dem Sriibltiid perlieS
Tie pus SaiS unb lhulo Die Eihtuna
nadl DEM lllmenbuf cin. Pint SuSe
pe3 0iigel5 lies iie lid, CHI elmer Huhes
bauf uiebcr mo blie0 lan9e nit tieis
0e6eligtent Saupte iiBeu. Dem Nuiheie
lie na6 in peinlihe ejepnufeu periunz
fen.
Gnblih erbpb lie lid ulb idritt lpeis
ter binaui ole iteilc Nr60be bic 3Im
Seiien. 100 9trlboli HoliiterS S1idiul
lid entihiebeu.
Gum eriten Wtnle mar airs. go Nric
bier, unb umtpiQfiirlid beuunte ite oen
Shritt. 10 ielieirb par Die Ausliht.
Die iih ibr bot, Sn Der reilen Serbitz
hlft lag Die @egenp in iuuloerbarer
alarbeit Dor Dem ent5iNtten Nuae, aber
niht III aer 6erne icplueiIie Der Be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

@iteltcit lit off beleioiete Sc
.iheioenbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

llbr ibr &leib, urb es iii halo elf ubr.
Mrs. 60 8ue tiiBte Garsba INTO Der
lieB bas 3intner, rudhreno pds iun9e
Mdbden iiber Die llriadr isleb auSer>
semobnliher @%ufresnns uahiduu.
N~aeroinss paren dhnltte gemitts>
itimmunaen ibrer Nlutter fetae Gel
tenbeit nn0 9arDld sernobte fid1 8
MIR init ibrem me~idnboliider arants
litfeit 3u erfldren.
Gmite arbeiiete Dae iuHse WdDfen
peiter uno ais Die @ufsabe oollenoet
mar, mad1te tic lid, auf Den 8ee. oas
Aleio ielbf a,raiien su brinsen.
Sic ~begegnete DIR. Beresforo, Der
fem gritaunen iiber Die 9imeniioner
Oes Sadettes, bas Garcia frils, niai
All psrbersen permeebte. Der 4booe
fat mar Der einsise Nanu, Der ihe il
Snterenc einaeflobt, tic rp,neerte lid
oariibsr uup fraete itdl. tpesbalb ihr
6erS ihnener psd)te, tpenn iie ibnI be-
geanete2
Yerbinblia gruBenb ifrttt ct al,
ibr psriiber uno oahte, iuie ibon Die
ilinge S~ran3Dlin uno mie ifabe es ipds
re, pdB tie niht aus ioldb gutter SanHs
lie ipie Die 8oiiiters uno Setbertbous
lei. -
amalie Serguieu ipariere bereits
nit unseollo auf Die neue 8o6e unb
ais lie cieiclbe lab, fre,ite iie Nd1 iiber
bieiefbe.
n@i, "a Hue, Sic iinD pirtiih eiue
@erle Don einer 8ieibermaferM."
rGs freut mid, penn meine IEbeit
Sbren Seifaa finbet". ertpioerse gas
rola tiihl. rsuten Gag, RiS 6ersu<
iorl."
.@i, gu meine @iite", bcdbte Nmnr
lie. nahbem Garcia iid e%nsiernt,
.penn tie cine Sirnm mare, tonnte
lie lid nidlt mebr Aims ssben. Sh
motte NUT miiieu, auf mas lie iSd1 Ell
g~enttid] 10 bel einbilost, Die ho&n,ii :
tise Yriie. Srasieaa bat lie seI1tans
Dig uerborbeu. neil lie ifets 10 otel
a%ufbebens bon ibr madht. gs H la
heriin. 10 cine NabmamIeni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
MGttim9, fatbOliide
SanoiMGer!

@ehrere tauieno @fer 9ano in pertnnIet in
Der llfugegene oon 9itce 2ate, Iarrou epuntp.
Nis., nabs Del tatboIider airtben uuo Sdulen:
10 idloneS Qarlllono tpie nod irgeuomo III iinoen
III. Audl f%tnottdpe Nrbeits getegenleiteu iur Mrs
Deiter hno aapttaltlten. 9as aano beipegt iih
iei freiie pom $40 bis $50 pet 9lder fiir iuiloeS
Sol5lano; 8enllg Sola. nm oaS 9ano oanlit All
tesahier; perbeiertes Sano BON S25 bis $50 ie
nadh Gage rno 8erbenerurseu. lin r6bere NuSs
omit idlrei9e man an Neo. &. q. S9mit,
Siee g ate. isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
fir bas Sabr 1908.

8ir ienoen Sbuen Den 8aienber
toitenfrer, ipenn sic iogleih Sbren
r~iiditdnbigen announcements : 8etrag.
nnb $500 fir SorniSbe5nblung elm
itliden. .Sen0sn Sic ben Setrag
pron1pt eth, penn DIE NahirGge lit
cine sroBe unb es Nirfte unler Dor
roth lGnea pereriffeu ieiu.
I6tun9seoa
Soren5 @orner.
BeihGftsfiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Fret an maiere Mbonuentem.

Gin biibld)es 124 Seiten itartes Slidlciu ppu
Srule Gountp unb cine 9anbtarte non Sib.
Safota irei; ihbue 6armen nno Yiebfarmeu IN
DER beriibmteu Iliiiouri Rioer 8aueu. benz acrn:
4. u. StYausfS, Sor SO, ssuttrana. go.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-04-05
Round Lake.
From the Graphic.

From the Graphic. -@-5
F. H. Schonemen bought from
Oscar Anderson a building which he
had moved onto a lot in the south
part Of town. It is being overhaul
ed for a residence.
G. D. Antritter was up to the
county seat Monday and returned
with a fine Bar Rock CocKerel.
Mrs. J. A. Thayer, of Detroit,
Mich, arrived here last Saturday
evening to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Gregerson, and to assist
at home while her mother is un-
able to get around on account OF
her broken leg.
D. J. Gronewold, of Bigelow, was
in town this week figuring on en-
gaging in the saloon business.
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Wilm0nt.
From the Tribune.

Mr.. Roy Lewis, Miss Ada Mont
gomery, Miss Florence Lewis, Mr.
Tom Carey, Miss Myrtle Briggs and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Berkhimer at
tended a play at Worthington Tues
day night.
Major Thurher, who has been
spending some time in Worthing-
ton, returned home the fist of the
week. -
The board of school directors have
succeeded in securing the services
of Mr.. Walter Ager and Miss Maud
Ager the present school teachers OF
the Wilmont public schools for an
other year.
Mrs. Wilson Ager, of Worthing-
ton, was visiting her sons and
daughter here a few days this week.
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In carrying on it's campaign
against the mail order evil the Ad-
vance has been actuated solely by
the desire to build up the whole
community. The time has passed
in Worthlngton when anything can
be gained by anyone in sending OF
for their goods. If they pay less
they get cheaper goods is a fact
that careful investigation will DEM
onstrate. That the Advances fail
ure to promptly publish a piece OF
ancient history worked up into q
biased defense of mail order patrons
should be characterized as "poo1
policy plainly preceptible' has beer
left for a chronic kicker and bucoll<
business killer to to discover. Tht
publication of the article in question
with the introduction given 1t cal
have no other intent or effect thar
to kill the town.
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Ellsworth.
From tho News.

From the news.
Two classes of so-oalle1 grippe
have been furnishing an endless
source of conversation the past few
weeks. Those IN the first class was
sick enough to hike up in bed and
want to die. The other class was
we'll enough to walk around and
ache to push everybody under the
cars. Neither class are pleasant to
live with.
B. Fl. Basing and son, Barney, land
Christ Terhark departed last Fri
day evening on their long journey to
Davidson, Canada, with ten head OF
horses and other farming effects
sufficient for beginning the work OF
preparing for cultivation their new
farm near that town.
Rev. Father Griffin returned last
Saturday evening from the Roches-
ter, MINI hospital, where he has
been for a month past receiving
treatment. He submitted to par
ticularly difficult operation for ap-
pendicitis and was getting along
nicely when he suffered relapse
and suffered acutely for some time.
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The American Magazine For April

Ray Stannard Baker, 1.-The great
reporter,". begins his series on the
negro in the April American Maya
zine. Upon the ocean of antagon-
ism between the white and negro
races in this country there arises
occasionally wave, stormy in it's
appearance. Such a wave was the
Atlanta riot" says Mr. Baker, who
then proceeds to describe the spec-
tacular disturbance and the disas-
ter incident to it's fury. Great
full-page portraits Of negro types
and a wonderful black nanny
on the cover-illustrate the first
article.
The first authoritive and COM
plete story OF the Wright Brothers
who after years of experiment ting
have made flying practicable is told
by Herbert N. Casson. Photographs
Of the Wright Brothers IN flight are
reproduced. Miss Tarbell also con-
tinues her story of the tariff.
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The following observation by the
Brewster Tribune has an apt local
application: 1T appears that the
man who has always been honest
and decent stands no show against
the rascal who reforms Tor pretepds
toy for the sake of personal gain.
Such state of affairs put a prem
ium upon hypocrisy and discourages
the man who takes pride in being
on the square.
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Washington Notes
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The future course of railroad de-
veIopment depends Largely on what
the president shall say. And as
yet the president has said nothing
LARGELY because he has not yet
made up his mind. Nearly every
one of the callers who has been
to the White House has come
away with a different interpreted
alton of the president utterances.
He therefore decided to say
nothing more that is likely to get
to the public through the papers
till ne can make broad state
ment in his own way that may be
misinterpreted in some quarters
but that cannot be mlsquoted.
Therefore we will take occasion at
some time in the near future when
he is to make a public address to to
explain his views up to date on the
railroad question. There will be
two opportune occasions next
month, The opening speech at the
Jamestown Exposition, and the un-
yelling of the Lawton Monument
in the middle west. There will be
another and nearer occasion at the
dedication Of the Rough Riders
Monument at Arlington on April
18th, when the President may
choose to say something on the rail-
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Obituary..

John Poppen, the subject of thil
memoir, was born in Forrestown
ILL.,, in 1873. The family moved
to Applington, Iowa, twenty-ejgh,
years ago. Staying there only 8
short time they came to Sib]ey,
Iowa, when John, with the family
came to Mobiles County, in 1898,
where he has since resided till
death came to claim him on Wed.
nesday night, March 9th, at
1920. o'clock.
In 1898 he was married to Miss
Kate Deuth, one child being born to
them, but lived only six months,
the mother also departing this life
April 10th, 1905.
He leaves a father and mother,
two brothers and four sisters to
mourn his loss. Mr.. Poppen had
been afflicted with tubercular knee
for five years, assuming at last the
malignant form of quick consump-
ton.
The funeral services were held in
the church at Reading, the services
being conducted by Rev. Evans, OF
Worthington. The body was in.
TERED in the Worthington cemetery
March 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poppen desire to ex.
press their thanks to all who have
so kindly assisted them in their sor.
row.