davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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rbex Take the Kinks Out.

Il have used Or. Kings Now Lie
rils fer many ars with !nrr"as nT
satisfaction. Thcy take the kinks
o-i ~ .tcrnarh. liver and bow'!s,
without fuss OF friction" says y "
Brown. Of rittsae!d. VI. Guaranteed
Satisfactory, ii I'll druSgists. Hs.
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Sailed.


Steamers Ka;lna (Br) Honolulu;
Dundo oman (Br) CTistobal.
Scbooners George II. Ames. Gray
Savannah; John 4. Beckerman, Ran
dali, New Haven; Lucy f, Friena
Cbatfieid, Nswburyport; George T.
Khnck. Thomas, Eamesbury. Mass.
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No one can deliver men from thci.
eorTows: but he shall be forgiven
much Who generates In their hearts
ncx courage 20 bear Ihcm.-Scina Ia.
re.lof
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u,rx,,d Palmer IN Dock

Tho fivc-maStcd schooner Harwood
Primer gas hsnlcd cut IN the NJ"
d,y deck No. :. az the shipyard ycsfer-
d,v 20 have her huIl below the wat -
line cleaned aad painted.
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Cleared.

Steamer Katuna (Br.) Lee. Honour,
lu-New River Consolidated Goa!
Company.
Barge Sharon fer Fall RivCr-Ber'
wind. White Coal Company.
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SHIPPING REPORT
wednesday, September IS. 1908.
Arrived.

Schooner Harwood Palmer. Crelgh-
ron R.ckland-to White Oak Coal
in ballast.
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Ie President and Hartman.

Here ne see man OF grtdt aii'
hilton. and. as We ar" told. OF Fity
ideals Income SO accustomed TO tais
marty custom that he does MT hest
iste to invite Mr.. Hartman to wash
.uctor TO score his good offices for
money raising purpns :. TAXING IN
deed the Erec luti; II absolutely To az
sure his comirg by suggesting IN
letter that after ~" election he 90
SIRED tc ccnsus him about tie rail-
road features of his message. What
mar have occurred a. tina: meeting We
do not know. 1T trai il vas suite
iep,ly acrccbIs to Mr. Hartman Z"
lead 70 his contributing and raising
Immediately rpm his return to New
York the sun Of two hundred ann
rix,y-fiy, thnusanI dol ars. nc 60
know: A. also that Quarter nf
million Of that mon w7s scarf :"d
over this state Of y y York for 'prao
ticsl usc by practical mon. Arc ~
to assume tha. tho uniting Of th'
s,ock h,Jders Of Mr. H~rTiman's srf TIC
STANDARD OF maCna'"s' corporation ny
tn prcs.dsnt was cause h's cyc>
n. last ~cr. o, crci and he had a.
tanned an aprr"cfa'i'r G. The se:'ou q
character NJ tho oif"nce Which ih"N
hal committed in trlping 90 swell
his campaign fund u ma :" g.
b,, /, {. conaIly iruc that Hartman
ro- -or,,,o,s u.rc Mt the first vic
time ~ an arnrs conscience. noT
a;s Mr. Hartman a't1Ia 20 'm'r"nc"
en- ia. lis: e md si-ahic citizens
for rou,c iv- yc,Ts When 70 va"
Grarv sinvlcd en- from Other rr'ai
cop,,ibu,ors for excommunication nan'
mon be absolutely proved But the let.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-17

3eitungen in 9eutihlono berporgebo-
ben: Ole Heiie oes britii6en &onigs-
paars nod Berlin 5u 9lnfang oes
na6iten Sabres, Ser pegen @rrei=
dung Ser slltersgren5e eintretenoe
8ediel ouf Dem engliiden gotI6ofts-
poIten IN Berlin, mo Sir Srancis
2ascelles burd Sir @eroro 2otptber
erlebt tperoen miro, uno oie Sage
auf Dem 8alfan. ginen lebr angeneb-
men ginorud bat es eena6t, ooB
Die Soaite, iotpobl in sSrieori9sbof
ols oud in Sid)l, in oertider
Sprabe gebulten mnroell.
= Ser berporroaenoe lanolpirt=
i6aftli6e 2ebrer uno Sbriitltcaer,
@ebeimer Geeierllngsrot 1rofclior
Serrnonn Settegalt, lit ill aellll-
5igiten 2ebensiabre oabingei6ieoen.
@raf Zeppelin miro oas 0la=
terial 5u 1einen neuen 2nftl1ifien
ielblt bcrlteaen. gr miro on oieleln
3iped cine eigene 5abrif bauen
lalien.
Ius MDnoutb miro gemeIoet,
oaB bort Der 9alnpfer o&rpnprin5ei=
lin gecilte4 nab elmer recorobrcdelt=
ben Sabrt aneelongt lit. 0ie 8obrt
bon Seem Dorf nof Glpnloutb oauer-
te nur 5 Gage nno 18 Stulloen. Sic
o&ronprin5eliin gecilie" fat oallit
Die ldnellite Sabrt gen1adt, oie ie
eir oeuticbes Sdiff eemadt bot. ssbre
9nrdidnittsaeidminoiafeit betrila
2o 40 &nDten.
Son Der fron56iiiden Stabt
SABRE lit bie lmter 2eitung BON Sean
Gbareot itebenoen Siiopol=@rpeoition
nit aeal Donpfer oYourquoi 8as1
abgefabreil. Gbarcot rednet barant
in brei sSabren 5uriidfebren 5u forl-
nen.
slHs @iaenltao miro gcluel-
oct, man babe Dem bon4noiiben
&reu5er u@eloerlano~ sic grlaubnis
permeigert, in ben pene5olaniibelr
Sofen Ga '@uapra ein5ufabren.
@on elmer gefpaltigen Seuers-
brunit lit oas ourd feline @lasbiit-
ten lpeitbin befannte Staotben
Wfautb in 8obmen beingeiu6t nor
ben Gi6t meniger ais einbunoert
Inipeien iino 5eritort Die ortli6en
2oidmannidoften ma6ten oie eroB-
ten sfnitrengungen oas l1mii6erei-
fen Der Slanlmen 5u perbiitell aber
her porberridenoe beftige @inb per-
eiltelte oas @elingen. sssnfolge Der
8ranofataitropbe limo @unocrte Of
Oa6los getporoen. 8iele lalnilien
baben ibren geiammten 8eiis berlo-
rem unb iin0 allf oie beborolid)e un0
pripate @obltdtigfett aneetpieien. gs
lit iofort cine umfalienoe slftion
eingeleitet moroen, um 9eot ino Glenn
tpirfiam au iteuern.
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eei6rittef, bob Dem @atten ni6ts
anberes iibrig blieb, als i'm 5u er=
i6ieBen.
Ser Seem gorfer StaatsI6as=
meiiter 9auler eab befanrt, oaB Die
@itlnabmell aus Der @rbldaftsiteuer
i'm Monat SssuIi bieies Sabres Die in
ben Wfonaten Suli anoerer Sabre be-
oeuteno iibertroffen bobelt, iitbent lie
in bieien1 Sabre$604, ,S31 betrueerl.
Die groBte @innabtne aus irgeno Ell
ner grbi6aftstnaiie ereab ii6 aus Der
bes perltorbenen $. .. 9abenteDer,
oes friiberen Sauptes Der u@n1ericall
Sugor 60" Sic betrug $145, 900.
Capt. gaIonin bot am Sanls-
tog mieoer einen Slugperiud) mil
ieinem 2uftidiff gerna6t nno nit
ibn alle Iniprii6e befrieoigt, ncl6e
oie Mrlneeperpaltung itellte. Die
Sdnelliefeit, Die er erreibte, lpar
nod GROCER als oieieniee, Die n1an
pereinbart bette. 9as 2nfti6iff ipirb
oilp in ben 8elit Der gnnoesreeie-
rung iibergeben.
- Mus Glepela1o in Ohio nlelbet
man: sssn elmer Sibung Ser ben1ofro-
tii9en Weitglieoer oes Celebrates,
ipelhe cine Webrbeit oieier &orper-
lhaff biIoen nei1igte man iih oabin,
baB Die Wauni5ipol- -5traBetlbabr-@e-
ienidaft-oie u3 Gents 6abrgelo=@e-
ielf1aft" borerit tpieber 5 Gents
BET 8aar5ablungen berlangen ion.
Sabrfarten ieood iollen aub ferner-
bin at 25 Gents fir s &arten fauflid)
iein. Mls @ruro fir BEN obigen
56ritt miro Der l1nteri6uB in oen
ginnabmen Der @eleaihaft fir Wai
uno Stunt angegeben
Ser engliide So5ialiit Sorbie
miro oenlita1it unierm 2anoe unb
Canada eine1 8eiu1 abitatten. CT
min periuhen Die anlerifalliiden
un0 fanaoiiben ltnionsleute unb
Sosialiiten 5u groben politiiben Gar-
teien gu pereiiligen, mie Die eng
liide u2abor Bartp" eine lit.
Sn Sflaboma @itp lit oas
See Sudins 9otel abgebranlt. Ser
Sdaoen beIduft iib ouf $500,000.
= 8urd, cine Dpnamit-grplolion
in ben 8erfen Der 8enion @ines
SSron Company in Spracuie, g. g.,
tpuroen flint 8erionen getotet uno
mebrere berleet. Die @rploiion er-
folgte 5u friib.
Gin gaubitun1nler ltalnens
SSenae @mtored, Elm Mallll bon
ungefdbr Al Sabrerk lit in goping-
ton, &entudp, bon eitlem Mutontcbil,
0as einen befannten Sportslnann
namens NDan geb0rte, iiberfd6ren
un6 getotet iporoeil.
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Seras.

- Ser Staat nir1 in oieienl
Sabr fir ieoes iduIpflidtige Sinh
$6.75 S9ulgel0 be5ablen. Bir bo-
ben $4,000 Sdulfinoer i'm Staate
nlto Die @eiammtiunlnle, Ole sur
@erteilung fonnlt, betragt Sc, 169,-
500.
- alm 12. september ioa III
Bolf @ountp cine 2ocal Option.
Mbitimntung itattfinber.
Die 8abnen uno Dalnplidiffs.
Geiellidoften baben elm ltebercillfoln.
men abgei6loiien, nob oeln oie
8almipoGe in @albeiton oireft beim
S6iff abgelaoen lino 10 ibnca luie
nlogli6 beritaut tperoen miro.
Sanes 9tniiel, Elm iuuaet
Wann bon % Sabren, ertranf IL
gadmann's See BEL Dallas BEL oen
geriilhe, ieinen brei5ebnid6riaer
gruoer, Der beim 8ii6en in's @al.
ier gefallen lpar, gu retten. slud oel
iiingere @ruoer ertrotf. Die ssral
Sames gfitiiel's fob bas iAredlid),
S6ifiol ibres @otten uno ibres
S6pagers bonn llfer init an obnt
ibnen Delfen 5u fonnen. Sic lpol
balb iuabniirllig Dor 8er8lpeiilunt
ilno fonilte mn nit Miibe oorarl &C
biiioert meroeu, ebenfaas in's @oilel
5u ipringen.
@ie es beiBt, bot Genera
UfeDer entidieoen, oab oie 8unocs
truppen nod einen Monot III SCI
@ren5coltnties bleiben ioaen.
sSSn Gillespie Golntp i'll feil
Hortei-gidet aufeeitel1t poroen, mar
bat iif bort auf Elm unabDdngi
ges Tifet geeirigt, ouf Dem afle San
oioaten iteben.
Setator Geeler ilo oeaisla
tllr-9feprdielitant S6Iuter, bcioe Ser
treter bon Erobis gountp i'll oel
Segislatnr, boben erfI1rt, oaB fic lid
BET Der slbItinnilng iiber oie Cub
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Gin @ort geniigt benz gSe il
len 9iere tun bns ME tpieoer, mas
einmdI iibIe SoIgen fir iie gebabt bat;
Der Dfen19 bagegen fDir6 5eIbit blrh
Sdooen nidt flug; er bereibt rlur Sll
hdufia bic nuangenebmen SoIgeu feiner
@enubiu6t utlb bic 9eibcn, Bic 6urh
lnmdbiefeit i'm giien llilo Srinfen, uns
regelmdBige 2ebenstpeife. idle1te 2uft,
Mlangel an 8eDesllns, gei6lehtlide
Mus1hneifnngen u. /. ip. entite1en. @elul
aber geitorte @eroaltlnlg. &opftpe6, 9fpS
petitperluft uub @eritopfung i'm parueir,
6ab iein 8[ut ltnrein gelpor6en llnb
S9nler5en i'm iiber5eugen. bab inn eine
@rdnfbeit 6robt, ba eritlnert er 5ih, baf,
ct. gernarb &rdnterpillen felt ssa6rhutlS
oertel1 iid] als Der bette un6 lu,fehls
barite 2ebers9fegulntor ertpieiei babe,,,
Der ie entbedt tporoen lit. Stir 25
Gents bel spotbefen gu ba6en.
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2luf, 5,tut 3an,pfe!

glnf sum Sample! Seit geriiitet!
Sebt ber Srei6eit ganner bpdJ!
gSie aud itpls ber SeinD iid1 briiitet,
5u beiiesen lit er bpdJ!
Wtit Der Snmmbeit freilih f1tmpfem
05tter oft persebltdj GUAR!
Spd barf bas ben Weut mid]t b1ntpfem,
Sn benz Gampf fitr's 0iedbt, 10 flar.
Srei gebpren, frei erspgem,
9ampfen tuir fiir mnier Hed)t,
Saben nte Das &nie gebDgen,
6rember Shrmlle feiger &nedjt.
Waag audJ tlnberitanb sutueilem
6inben fursen Sies's 8etutnn,
G9e mir su Gnbe eilen,
Sletbt Vernnnft bpd) SiegeriH.
gsiemanb brandhen mir 5m frasem,
Was bier 0tefbt, mas ttnredjt iei,
Selber f1nnen iuir es iagen,
gSir iinb Wtfienbe nnh frei.
Sebem g5nnen tpir bas Seine;
8as er TIM nnb laiien mill,
Bring er nit iid) iel6it in's 9ieine,
SpdI bet @nbern ifiuieg er ittll.
Wftt iidb ielbit iuI ieber rinsen,
ltn6 erprDben, mas er fann,
Senn es Siert ppr alien Singen
Selbit6eberrifung jeben Mann.
Gait nns henn bic Glider fiiilen,
Weit 6em ebleu 2Dne Star8ier,
Wa6ge iidJ her WmnidJ erfiillen
Den mir babel brtngeit bier.
5retbeit mar bic idlbnite 8abe
Die bas Sanb nns brad)te bier;
Nie pcrstflten, BITS snnt Grade,
8ollen amf bieielbe mir.
Eereat benz Ninderbnnoe,
Der bic Sreibeit mprbet bier,
gSir eridmfcn i'm sur Stnmbe
Ster IN nnierem & one Star @ier.
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Wie Sames Sec aelmnb lunrbe.

Seoermann itt 3anespiGe, g.,
fen1t Srnu Wenrp See, gfur. 81. s.
Sie idreibt: uMeiil Mann. Somes
See, glarbt feit, oaB ibm Or. aina's
yieue @ntoefuns oas 2eben rettete.
Seine 2uneen befanben 1i9 i'm Sta
blum Der Sdminoiu6t, als ibnt Elm
Sreuno Die geeue glltoefung cnt-
pfabl. Ser geriud bradte perfefte
@elunobeit." l1niibertroffen fir SUI
lten nno @rfaltune. @ara1tiert 5rl
baben bel @oolpb 9reiB nno 81. Go6n
&eo. so cts. unb $1.OO. 8robe-
flai6e fret.
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syrl Der nlerifoniid,el

Sn Der merifanii6en Soupt-
itaot lit @uguit Srallerllidt, Der BORT
als eleftrifer arbeitete, ourd ge-
rilbrnng nit einenl gelaoenen Draht
um's Seben gefon1meu. Der 8erllll-
gliifte mar ein 9erailer, Elm Gobu
bon Iugltit Srauerr1i6t in SaJlpr.
Sn Suare5 muroen 5ipei junge
Wfao6en, Suana uno Iatalio Gba.
beg, bonn 8lis eridlagen. Ser So
ter Der Mao6ei1 ipuroe bon ocnlIe(.
ben 8lieltrobl betaubt, er iIt Icblpel
berlebt.
SIN Monte5uma Diitrift oes
Stoates Sonora ioaen oie gaqui.
Snoianer einen gian6-9eiiber mlf
ierne orei 9o6ter getotet ullo leiller
Sobn, einen sSltngen bon unacfdbl
5rpolf Sabren ols @efaneencl mil
iif fortgefiibrt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-17

lniiiionsbin na6 bent MusfaG Der
BrirnGrtpabl in Srobis Gout1tp rih-
ten iperoen. 9o6lt paDrl9einli6
miro oos au6 Ser anoere 9teprdiell-
tont bon Srapis Goul1tp, eSanes st.
9fobertion tun.
9ie Staats-5teuerbeborbe Dat
oie ooo palorem" -Steuer ouf GA
Gents uno Die S1uIiteuer auf 16 2/3
Gents feltgeiest. Sir bos lonfenoe
sSobr betrug oie 40 palorern Steuer
1919 uno Die S6ullteuer 25 geuts.
- Sn @altlano murben our6 eil1
Sener, oas in Mibers' MeItouroilt
ouffanl, ieds Sa,iier aeritort.
slm Wittluod, Dem 49,, beginllt
Die @eft Seras Sair in &errpiae.
Sic oouert orei Tage.
Son noditebenoen Staatsielta-
loren tpeiB mat beItini1t, oaB lie
segen Die Snbniiiionsbin ltinlmerl
meroen: McDonalo Mea6un1, Nopo-
iota; S. CHARLES Sune, Souiton;
Sbomas 8. Weaiterion @albeiton;
8. @. Iaulus, Sallettsbille; 8. Il.
8otion, @i0oings; S. s. Weillert,
Sealtin; @. 8. Murrop, Stores
bile; Sobn g. @iaaep, Bortlanb ;
ssSobn S. Snioll San Mlltonio;
CLAUDE $. Suospetb, Saono.
Die staats=gr5iebungs
bat ale @eiude I'M Die grloubtlis,
oieies ooer ienes Ser neuen S6nl-
bidder ourd Elm anberes eriesell
5ll oiirfen, obgepielen. Die follfo-
oerirtell 8eteranen baben iibrigens
ein neues S6redrlis in Sen 8iiderll
entoeft Sn Der 8uebIer' 'ide1 @raln-
motif finoell fi1 Die eriten bier
3eilen oes beriibn1ten @eoicbts Bar
bora 5rithie" bon @bittier. Oiele
erlten bier 3eilen iino nun llibt ge=
robe airltobig, aber Die @eterallen
befiir6ten, Dob Die ainoer, lpelln
tie oieie eriten bier 3eilen leie1l Ser
langen befomnen fonnen, oas gauge
8eoidt 5u leien uno oas mare
far6tbar. Denn bas @eoi1t bat be-
fanatlih ei,e entihieoen unions
freunolide Senoena. gs lit nun
freili6 i6on iiber pfer5is Sabre aft
uno lit aIgeneitl befallnt, lit ioaor
oranatiiiert, aber nniere fo1fooerir-
ten 8eteranen no6ten bod nidt
germ, oaB ibre &inoer 8erie aus linn,
ielbit, iuenn es Die erlten bier ltnidul-
oigen fino, in ibren Sdulbidern
lalen; lire SeeIen f0nnte11 ielbit ba=
ourh pergiftet perben
3tpei Gage i'm @efqngnis ba-
ben geniigt, Inn ben @ioerftano s.
9. Woriartp's in OaIas au bre-
6en er bat iib iest bereit erflart,
Die 5rage1 Die ibm bon ser @rano-
lurD eeiteat fino, 81 beanttportelt.
Sn Dem iehs5ebn Meilen bon
nnierer Staot geIegenen @tfills III
Sones & Goper's gottongirt, 5ugIeif
init $50 8aaen Cotton uno sebl1
Commencement, nieoergebronnt. Mud
5ipei eiienbabnipaeen muroen ourd
oas Seuer 5eritort.
SSn Der gadbe bon Saf @robe,
2apdcd Golllltp, bat iid) ssrau Ssohn
Sbaderl in ben 8rullllen altf it,
rem Mae geitiir5t ltlio ertrdnft. ssral,
Sbaberl mar geiitesgeitort, lnall bat
te tie aber IN Ser 8flege uno sluf-
ltht ibres @atten gelaiien, Bis Elm
8las IN elmer Ser Staats- Srrell-
anitalten frei lei. Sic mar nod iunq
crit "a Sabre oft. SIR trallriqes
Sbiflai finoei oGeemeine 5eilllobIle,
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@ute @etrGnfe uno fanofer
2und itets in 8arstaller's Galoon
mno 8eitamrant, @iIita StroBe nebeil
Der SaGe Ser Sermannsfobne.
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Der neue tiirfiide arieeslnilri.
tier lit ploBli6 an eineln &er5ldloa
ee1torben.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27
DEHORNED JUNKET
: Assessment Inspection Of Rail-
roads on New Plan.
State Board Will Pay for What
1t Gets.
ACCEPT NO FAVORS.
Two Newspaper Men May Go by
Paying Regular Rates.
Start Will Be Made Next
Monday.

One by one the great political insti-
tutions are being wiped out and the
country is going to the dogs. The free
pass has been eliminated, the conven-
ton is on the scrap heap. and now the
state is threatened with the total
abolition of the annual junket of the
railroad assessment board. which for
years was the political oasis for tired
patriots.
The work of assessing railroads is
done this year for the first time by
the state tax commission. Any rail-
road company in the state would be
delighted to furnish the commission
with a private car, Sotck it with every
thing the market affords, and furnish
the commission with an entertaining
escort of good story tellers and poker
players. But the law doesn't per-
nit it.
So the new dehorned junket is about
to be introduced by the state tax COM
mission. The commission has secured
a private car at a per diem rental of
Sis. In addition to that each men,
Der of the commission will pay the
regular fare of cents a mile, and this
train to which the private car is at
tached. The private car will not be
Stocked" The commissioners will get
their meals at the humble wayside inn,
wherever they happen to be. The
commission will take along the tax
commissioner of whatever road they
happen to be examining, and also the
secretary and stenographer for the
board. Two newspaper men can also
be accommodated, but everybody will
have to pay the regular 2 cent a mile
rate, with meals extra. The party will
get nothing free except a place to
sleep in the car at night, and that is
paid for out of the SIS per diem.
The first of these dehorned junk cts
will begin early Monday morning. The
party will take possession of its car
Saturday night, and spend the night
in the car. Early in the morning the
party will be hitched onto a Santa Fe
train, and will go west. Stops will
be made at Emporia, Newton, Strong
City, Hutchinson and Syracuse. On
the return trip stops will be made at
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27

were surprised to find that he was
capable of enforcing the law and never
was Frewsburg better controlled than
during his regime. Da1rymple's
reputation as a law enforcer preceded
him into Pennsylvania.
When he moved to Hinzea he was
elected constable and served six years.
He had many combats with the rough
woodsmen Of this district. They tried
to scare him but didn't succeed. If
there was any complaint on the part
of the people 1t was because he en-
forced the laws too vigorously. Con-
stable Dalrymple owns two farms and
is in good financial circumstances. He
has raised two children of his own,
two adopted children and Is now TAX
ing care of two grandchildren. He
can get in and out of a wagon almost
as handily as any man. This is an
other circumstance which proves how
much a man may accomplish even in
a crippled condition, such as the total
loss Of his legs necessitates. He has
not only managed we'll himself but
has been an honor to to the communi-
ty and has been of service to his fell
lowmeu.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27

Dodge, Wellington, Wichita, Chanute,
Ottawa and Argentine. The special
car will not be hauled by a special
engine, but will be attached to what
ever train the commissioners may di-
rect, and when it is unlocked from
that train it must wait for the next
one. The journey will take about 10
days, and the distance covered will
be 1,0S0 miles.
At all of the towns mentioned, and
possibly at a few other towns. the
commission will inspect the Santa Fe
property of all kinds. The company
will place its own estimate on the
value of things, and will have offices
fixed up in. the private car for keep
ing track of everything seen and
everything done.
When the commission gets back
from it's Santa Fe ''JunKet'' it will
have it's car placed on the Rock
Island tracks and will proceed to
make a similar examination of the
property on that road.
Then will follow the Union Pacific,
Missouri Pacific and all the rest of
the Kansas railroads.
"This trip said Chairman Howe
today "wili be strictly business. We
are not going out on a lark. but to
assess the railroad property of the
state"
1t is but fair to state, in conclu-
sion, that the board of railroad as
SCISSORS last year did not indulge in
a junket. II made the best assess
ment of railroad property the state
had ever had. Junkets have been get
ting unpopular of late years.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27
MURDER CASE APPEALED.
Miami County Man Calims That He
Was WrongfulIy Convicted.

The murder case in which Carl Baker
is accused of killing Eugene Vohs, was
appealed to the supreme court today
from Miami county. Baker did tha
shooting, it is claimed. on November
"a. 1906 The complaint was sworn to
by p. w. Goebel, a prominent banker
of that county. The jury found Baker
guilty of second degree murder.
Baker appeals to the supreme court
on the ground of grave misconduct on
the part of the jury which tried him.
He says they discussed things in the
jury room which they had no business
to discuss.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27
RIDGELY RESIGNS.
Comptroller Will Become President
of X. G. Bank of Commerce..

Washington, March 27.-William
B. Ridgely controller of the cur
rency. has handed his resignation to
President Roosevelt and will become
president of the National Bank of
be succeeded as controller by Law
renee o. Murray, at present assistant
secretary of commerce and labor and
former deputy controller of the cur
rency. Comptroller Ridgely stated
today that all of the conditions i'm
posed by the controllers Office for the
reorganization Of the National Bank
of Commerce were being complied
with.
The bank will resume March 80.
The bank will start with 100000
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27
STRIKE AT VIADUCT.
Police Called on to Protect the Strike
Breakers.

About 80 of the so men employed by
the Topeka Railway company in the
construction of the street car viaduct
over the Santa Fe tracks at First and
Branner streets, went on a strike
Thursday noon. The company at once
replaced them with new men, and the
work continued. Today the company
reported to the police that some Of the
strikers were hanging around the yards
in the vicinity of the works and threat
ening the laborers. Two city detectives
were sent to the scene of the alleged
trouble, but up to a late hour this af-
ternoon had encountered no trouble of
any kind.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27
Looking Over the Aliens.

Immigration Inspector J. II. L.
Eager, of st. Louis is in Topeka to-
day, inspecting all the local penal and
charitable institutions to see If they
contain any undesirable aliens" who
may be deported under the new law.
The inspector also visited the county
clerk, also the board of county COM
missioners. He left, copy of the
new immigration law,wfth instructions
for the commissioners to examine the
books and see If any recent converts
to Americanism were in the "unde-
sirable" class. The inspector will be
in Topeka for several days.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27
BY BOAT TO SEATTLE.
American Racing Car Leaves Frisco
for the North.

San Francisco, Cal. March 27.-The
American car in the New York to
Paris race left here today on the
steamer City Of Puebla for Seattle, at
which port it will be transferred to
the steamer Humboldt, sailing for
Alaska on April 30.
Ely, New, March 27-The italian car
arrived at Ely at 7:10 o'clock last night
and left at o'clock this morning. 1t
will take the route to San Francisco
that was followed by the American
racer.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27

contest with the Kansas City team
Saturday and Sunday. The team is
stopping at the Throop. Buck Weaver,
the old Wichita catcher and Fred Ohm
stead, formerly with Springfield, are
with the team. Both are working in
the game this afternoon.
The personnel Of the Chicago Secun-
dos is as follows: Armbruster, Quillen,
Anderson, Weaver, Most, Purtell, Free
man, Hart, O'Neill, Fiene, Osteen, Ohm
stead, LeJeune, Manuel, L. Comiskey.
and Ed Comiskey.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-27

soil. He urges the development of
seed at home adapted to soil and eli
mate and the bettering of the crop by
carefully testing the seed and getting
good results.
Governor Cummins has just ap-
pointed Professor Holden as chairman
Of the committee to install the Iowa
exhibit at the big corn show in Omaha
this year