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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20
Gin TrnmpeterfiidsdJrn
gou Grit Sausrr, Wiiudcn.

Gs mar geruOe Dor ied5ig Sobren.
SIM baoii6pn SberIanO berridte cine
9eoriidte Stimmung uno Die
YreuBen.
Sa, ga maren Die BreuBen i'm
2an0, uno oaS bate man lid porber
10 oorgciteIlt, wie lpenn sic SAINT.
idaren ooer Die Gunner fdmen, uno
iest maren iie ga. Die nS6Iudten"
bel 9arOern un0 Stauien tparen ge.
idlagen, Seder un6 Strlrpe eeiloben,
nnb Die 9reuBen regierten. gS
tuar bas MN aIvrbings niht 10
idylinm, pic man es iid ge0aht
bate.
9llld sic 9retBen aBen sic Siibner
gerupit mo gcfott, niht etpa ROB
uno nit Sen 6e0ern, tpie porber er.
5Gblt porOen mar. @enn Iie aber
feline Siibner befamen, 10 oBen lie
al6 Hirp0. uno SdNueineIleiid.
Sauerfrout mo anes aroere gennu
tpie bie 9auern uno Sanblperfer in
Den 90rfern. sic iparpn iiberbaupt
ean5 DoroentIih", tuie Die alien
Sellte beute nod er5ablen.
Ser gemetne Soloat bali gern nit
arbeiten, ioiern es linn erIaubt nar,
raufte ieire vEiep" uno that feiter
Gase mas oil 2eibe, nod piel peniger
Weniden. Die Offi5iere fuaren ipobI
etpas 5iriifbaIterb, aber ull6 iie er.
parhen iih i'm 2nilfe Der 8oden sic
aftung ser 9epolterung, 81 oeren
n9etuadur9" Tie bergeianot woroen
fparen.
6reiIif, mauiig MAIDEN burfte
man iif ni9t, man burfte eapiiie
Snititutionen nift bodleben lalien,
semiiie 2ie0er nidt iirgen, eetpiiie
Sarben niht geraoe beraitsfebrsn.
Na, oos lit ia in Breuben nod beute
niht 10 u~neetpobnt. SIN gabcner
SberlanSe aetpobnte man lid aber
MIR Inneiam unO nit etnem serplllen
beimIi6en @rou oaran. Das Lag
ober in ser Sade an lid, ourdl0l@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20

.Ro frs sic Sorpiiten
Die &orriiten pnren our Steue.
User bat gebIoien?"
sd niht."
SD nidt."
rSd aid nibt."
BUM SeufeI, elmer bon gu6 muB
bod gcblaien bdben2"
Rcin! sic fomten ale ibr aIibi
noGtpeiien.
Die Sode Wuroe INNER fornpIi.
5irter.
Sumner mebr 2euta Itromten auf
Sen WorftpIab bon &ir6fpaIo; iett
fomen aud oie bon Sen umIiegeuoen
90rfern an. Inbei berrihte iest cine
nnbeiIpoQe Sti0c, 10 rob man ieoes
@ort ser SifiSiere boren fonnte. Nir
gans binten orang ga un0 BORT Elm
acknowledgements 2ohen Ourh.
9ariiber 1rqerten iid ratiirIid
Soloatpn unO Oiii3icrc, dbcr ous Ga
den trat immcr un0crbllimtcr her,
Dor nnO nrteta if)IieBIid in Elm b0qi.
ihes 0cldfter ans.
Die auircgure in airdpaIO belt
nod, einigc Gage al. Sp0tcr iobnte
man iiG) ipicoer ans. uro ols sic
IreuBen idieOcn, geborte oo8 Stiif.
den ifyon ser @eididlte an.
Die SffiSiere ober batten cine Der.
fIirtc gdtling DO + DEM iureer
9inrm, ser 8erl muBtc periIuht gut
reiten fonren.
Der iurae 9imm jdtpieg. ober
nod ais gdtSiaidbriser idmurSeGte
er. penn Ole Sprode auf oen 9larnt
bon airdypalo fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20

BiiGcn GoI0atcn. Inter on0crm md
6o8 &atbcrl nit Dem l1nteroffi5ier:
Mion mar per9nii9t un0 tan3te unO
iong, tranf 10 pieI @ein, ais Der
@el0bcuteI pertrug, ur6 es ma Ell
fi6eler, Iuitiger Sonntag.
Mber e3 muroe ipGter ttn0 ip1ter.
ga uno BORT bate elmer pobl ou6
itiei geIooen, uro es tporen pitl
SoIooten ba, Die ihon Idn9H bGttet
81 Sauie iein miiiien; ober ou6 oie
Serren Ofii5iere maren i'm St1ot.
den an oem Gben0. 50 mar 10
5iemIib sic gon5e &ompogrie, Die
in &irdNpaI6 lag, aiiBerbaIb. Gigent.
lid por 6o8 ia 9e9en Die militGriihe
@biidt Der n9eiebung", ober es &C.
i6ab bas ia aud) nift offi3ieu, ion.
bern eben 10 unter Der Sono.
Sett nit einem Nal, e3 mar 10
INN 3poIf tpur6e IIarm gebIoien in
&irdnoIo. @iner. Der geraoe 6rou.
Zen mar, bate es gebort. es fIane
crit perifhpommen, o6er Damn n1ber
uno 9ons oeutIid, es mar oas
GIormItenoI.
@r i~tiir8te bcrcin gu 6en on0eren.
~SoI6atpn gu @cmebr! Sturm in
Sir6nalo!"
Die Bre.tBen tparcr i6on 6antaIs
quite SoIooter. Oos boren uno
beraits, fori9 uro los i'm Sturm-
idritt noh Dem Warftplas bon aird.
poIO, OaS gine 10 ihneG, bab Die
eritaunten 9auermdoel uno ionitigen
Sbeilnebmer gar uidt 5ur 9eiin'
rllng fomer. Die preuBii6en SoI0a'
ten iino mobI i'm gnn5en Sabrbun'
bert ME 10 9elaufen, uie oamals.
NatiirIid i~tiir5te OaS aar5e 9ort TO-
melt cS mobiI Su maiden mar, nad.
1oS bate iein @utes, benn Der I'M.
~getpobnte @eingenuB bate Dem rnh
ierem SIT iebr au9eicst. Man be-
houptetc, boB mar niht MIR preubi'
Idle Solootenbelme, ionoern aud
ooS, mas b1riuntcr 9cbort, BON Der
StraBe ~aulgeleien babe.
Sn berielbsn Weiie, ME bier Die
SoIbaten, itiirsten aus Dem naben
St1otfen 0ie Sffi3iere berbei.
TatiirIih mar IGneit bns gnnse
9orf oui oen 9eiren, Hoiie iprcngtcn
bin uno Der NIT @nucrn uno nit
SoIbaten. @c9en murOen aus oer
Sfuppen ge3ogcn. neil dngitli6e
2eute l6on gIaltbter, DAB Tie lire
Sabe in 0ieier Naht in Die @GIocr
in Slderbcit bringen miiBten. @obl
faum %5panjig Minuten, na6oem &C.
blolen Doroen mar. itanb oui Dem
Warftplas a1es unter @encbr. ga.
tiirlih NIT Iitsnabme bon oenen. bic
orauBen nod ir9enOpo nit Der Dir
flng SeS NorfgrdiIer Weines f1mpi.
ten; alio allies itanO losuiaeeu oa
ut6 ermartete Die 9eieblr. 9o ma.
rem ole Serren SfiiSiere, ba mar Ser
SER Sauptmann, elmer job ben an.
bern on.
n@cr bat blaien l%aiieu? Serr bon
Sdooon, foben sic bIaieu Iniicn?"
~Hein. Serr Snnptmnnr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20

nidt in BEN BerTonen. un0 man truo
eS aud Sen @in3eInen in feiner
8eiie nah.
9n8 8erbGItrib 3pii6en Sen Col.
baten, sic in ieOem Dorfe ur0 in ie.
Dem StG0tden Iagen, unO Ben Gin
geborcnen" nor olIo nit ser 3ett
gonS ertrGqIih getuoroer. 9eion0ers
ertrGgIi6 mar oieieS 8erbGltriB in
ein5elnen 8duen 8mii6en Der irem.
Sen Guaranteeing unO BEN 8ou-
ernt06tern. Die YrellBen tan5ten
gang gut. bntten biibi9e, BLONDE
S6nurrbdrthen, mubten 81 plan.
bern unO fuititen sic Sticfel, ooB es
cine 5reuOe mar; oas 9eflcI Ben Wa'
0eln.
90 tuar 0os Gori GirfpaJo, oors
mar es audl 10. Der alte ginrm er.
51blte eS iebr germ uno aerietb nod
ms 5Seller babel. oils er ihon elnun0'
obt,ig Saf e alt mar. nenn er in ie!
ncr GrS1b' mo 0urdbliden IieB, pre
ole ydoibc BreuBe" Inn ouS 8atberI
battcn Deggripien molten.
gr bat eS iGnen aber geItedt, uno
6as poQte id oufihreiben. Die met
item GbcIIrebnter BON oamulS Oiiri'
ten, pie Ger oIte 9inm ieIbIt seb:
niht mebr iiber 3ubnihmer5 81 flo.
aen buben; ober 0aS Stiidhen &C.
lang, man bari es niAt in BergeIien'
belt oerIinfen laIien.
Der olte 8imm mar onmnlS gera'
6e 5p.iuub5ipan5i9 Sabre alt uno
bieb ser iun9e 9imm, neil iein 90
ter nod Ie6tc. 0as mar iibrigen.
iebr gut, oonn Ser iunee glmm blic5
81. Erompcte urpo lab germ in @cln.
gIG6er, iarg nit bel ieoem StGr6d)en
mo mar bel iebem Cams 0ubeI in lic'
ben 9oriern i'm ltmfrets.
glber er mar altf bas 8otbtrI Der.
ieiien - uno psnu es nod 10 lltiti9
genpeien NOR, er gine ME ihlnielt.
o6ne ieineqr aatberl bas 9ci6iie6 &c.
bloien AT baben inter Dem 6eniter
0os ober wpOeriprab Ser itrerg2a
0issipIin, ole nit o.n @reuBen in
6as eroBe. i~pdbIbaben6e 9orf am
Sberrbein ein5oa.
Die 8reuben unteriagter oas, unS
ser iunse 9ilnnt 1rgcrte iid) iheuB.
lid. &am ober nod bo5u: 0a mar
Bel oieier preuBiiden Giuquartirun5
Elm llnteroifi5ier. NIT einem sroBen
Shnurrbart natiirIif, Ser es geraot
oui 8iumS &atberl abaeieben bate.
SreiIih, Sintms 9utberI mar aud,
6anad; ih bube iie ieIbit rift mebr
e%efannt, o"er cine @nfelin bon ibr.
unb oieie ldBt iebr aiinitise SfHiiic
AT. 81 6as 6amols NIT Dem Inter.
oifisier ettpos ernites mar ooer fuer.
Sen ioute, iei Sabineeiteut, jeSenioQs,
Ser iunge 9inm ioBte Die Sade per.
flu1t ernlt auj.
LIMO GA NOR Sar5 an chem Conn.
tag. Iiht in 3irdNpalb ieIbit, iolt-
bern cine gl,te babe St!nOe oopon III
gidapeiIsr. 9ort marck uiele @aa.
e~rnm1odpn bon &irt>p1l0 nit nyl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20
0oTnuna,
gon SIie @nmeI.

Gie eirft elm 0nft aug roben, Bill.
tbenreiben
8arten ptG's mein boifenO 9er3 be-
idIeidJen,
@nn6r' i'd aud i'm Gtoub Ser BUN.
feIn StraBcn.
8etB ridts mebr bon lpegeutii0cn
6iiBen,
l9ab on mid 10 treu goIt IaIIen
griiBen,
Sat our Ha&t mir 6lijseI tpo6Iel
Iaiien.
@mieIruf Iodt merbeno aus ser
6erne,
Gar 10 betmIid tpinfen mir Die
Sterne,
su ole @eIt ein 9roBes @Iiidoer.
fiin0en!
9ie on emit mir iongit, Ole 2iebeS.
hpetie,
SIT erlpa6t iino font mir mun0erIeiie
@ie6er Der ans tief oertraumten
8riiroen.
@ie elm 0uft aus naDer, bIiitben.
reiden
I@Grten tpiqs mein ieIig Scr3 Be-
fbIcifen,
limb eS peiB, bulo niro'S an oeitem
ibIagen.
I&GItit gu often fdon 0es @artens
8forte? -
ST mfrs 6ofl ais OF mir iiiBe 8orte
'2eig sic g8irSe idon entgegentrager,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20

Sem Iti6iebSport poIIte er bin
tprIaiien. @S mar ihon genltg Scr
8e~rfolgung uno I%nieir0un9. @iei'
Ieiht 61mmerte oPm einen ODER on0c.
rem cine @bnllng Oes nobren Sad.
per6altS, nidtS nber iolte iie beitdti-
gen.
Wit einem 2GheIn aQf Dem bIaiIen
@eii6t trot Der Rittmeiiter an ieine1
8iitoIenfoiten. Die aierIifite 8afie
nobm er berous. Mfit ibr bate er
nod ser S6eibe qeihoiien - ioga-
einmoI Elm iibereiIte8 0ueG altSgn
foften. Seine Singer itrihen MEDIA
Mid iibcr ooS ieine Wetou. 4Gc
Dual unO offer 3tpeifeI ein9en nun
gum @nbe. e.
9eo0dti9 Il10 er oie BiitoIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20

oeoon, T0sr bic ~U,il wle9erbolten
iim. Is fam iognr elmer Gis Berlin.
rnO ale naren in Der GIciben Con.
art gcbaIten.
@ic cine ihlpcre Gait lag rs ieit.
Dem ouf ibm. Gr %ucrlunrf sic In.
iduIoigunaen oils I1ferIi9 uno pom
NeiO Oiftirt - trobOcm qu1lten iie
i'm. Seiupr Srout ourfte cr nid}t
oopon i6reiben - 6aS pGre unmiir.
Dig Qcmeien. Gr bate Niemono, Dem
er iein Scr3 ouSiGiittcn fonnte. Sn
nos aoiino 0ing er MN oltb nift
mebr uno Die aameroocn i6ricbcn
Dies icirer 8crIicbtbcjt gu. 46er
zines NbCr08 idredte i'm elmer aus
ieinem ciniomen 9inbriitcn in iciner
@obnunQ olii. Is NOR ser Sliigel.
coilrnnt beS Grobber5og5 u1lO iein
Setter 6reuno am Srte.
sd muB Sic bod mirflidy aus
Sbrcr uerlicbten Stimmung Elm me.
MIG berauSfricQcn," iaote Der iopioIe
Wfoior. nSie iinb ia gonS perihoI.
len. aGnigIiWe Sobeit boben iid 10
olBcrorbentIih iibrr Sbre 8erIobung
9etrcllt. Sflidcn mid beion0crS nit
Dem Naitrod. Sbncn Gas ~mtitpltbei.
len, NnBcrocm ipro6cn icine f0niq.
lihe Sobcit 0ooon, ser @odjeit bel.
mobnen SIT mouen, @onn iou iie
oc1n iPin?"
ISM Sonlner - biellcid)t," ant.
tportctc ser Hittmeiiter scritrcut. in.
Dem er 3i9arren bcrbeiboItc. $50.
rl0Iide Sobcit lit iebr qnG0ig. id)
per0c mid nGd)itcnS perionIib mel.
ben" Ger geiuA mar iGm III icincr
9eorildten Stimmmg ni6t mlicb,
obrr nlth Dem Grcun0 burite or nitt
leine 9iimmcruiiie ocrrotben.
Ole llrtcrbaltung mar balls i'm
@an0e. Ter Noiutnnt pllbte INNER
10 omiiiont bonn Sofe 81 cr51bIcn.
Selblt Der Hittrciiter fam barber
in cine barmIoir Stimmuna. Gam
irurAe Ser grjGbIer ernitbaiter.
.gSir boben Sorgeli,' meinte or.
Gin 8eipcnit aus mierer 8ergan.
aerlbeit it aui9ctaliht. Sie gn1oige
6rnu Sante &euB bat es Ieibbofti9
IN Hom geIeben unO es gIeid bierber
oemeI0ct."
Ser Hittmciiter bordte ouf. .@os
mar oenn in Rom2" frogte e rim.
t%reliirt. sic MAIDEN mid neugie-
rig. @o stir @eipcnitcr treiben lid)
oenn in Tom berum?"
Sic piiicn Nodp oo8 Stiiddcn
aus Der crbgroBber5ogIidcn 8erson.
genbeit9 Gie beimIite Che, oie IN.
Ter regicrenoer Serr cinnaI einaina'?
Sic mar cine reijerbe Soubrette =
mic ein Hofofopiippher. sic qoitir.
tc bier, Natiirlih unier ,@rb"
6euer nn6 Slamme. Sic pur0e
audi in baS 8aIais beiobIeu un0 Ser
Ilte mar minorlteitS ebenio bin mic
Der SunQe. Die Sad purbe ioIt sur
S~tantSoftinn. Not Ginger Set
fommt'S heranS, Dab ser SSitnac ii
beimlidl gcheirotbet bat unb nit II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20

IN cement %&ouoDaule Dor Scr 81,
lcbt, Nn, Sen Groh bitten sic e.
lcbcn loQrnl Gr nrlbtc lid innerho,!
6rci T0gcn ifci6rn laiien un0 ii,
ipur0e nit ciHcm Siimmd1en iibsr sic
@rcnic aeifidt."
og8ie ioQten Sic sod. iob iie
otS?" iragte Der Hittmeiitcr. Ser in
9ciponrte Nuimrtiomfit pornii6tr.
gebc1lat bniab.
y@ie Gin Mofofofiaiirnen, 10 fIein
unO 5ort. @ntjiiGeno brounc glugcll
bate iic, nit Oencn iic unicrm Scrrn
audi 8cborig Den aopf pcrorehtc.
l(nb Damn bate Tic Die gigcntbiim.
Iid)fcit, Sen cincn Sub ein biBhcn
SIT 5ieben OoS iob riciig gra5i05
bel ibr ans"
Limo Ser Same - mic mar ibr
@oruome2" iro9tc Ser 9tittmeiiter
9cprebt.
n0ornrlpettcr, @cuid, Sic iiub
aber riclig intCrciiirt. Ser Same
mar old apart - Soultine bicB lie.
Gin %acou0Iter 2aut mar b0rbor.
Ger Gr5dhIer io6 oui.
~Iber Oienid, - alter 8rellno -
mic icteu sic bcnn oltS? sat, Sic
sic @eidDihtc 10 mgcgriiien? sic
tonnen iibrigenS sic Came balls ju
icben frieqen. @ie oie bod]iiiritliife
&ante eriabren baden, beabIidtigt lie
bierber 81 foutmen. gu WeIdem
3ped obut Nicnlano. @abridein.
lid, nm oite Nnipriid)e geItea5 al
MAIDEN. Canals lit Tie a~bgeinn6er
poroen uno man bate iegIide Spur
ton ibr perIoreu. Sic iou iif iiber.
all berumgetrieben boben - iognr in
IegDpten. Werfpiiroi9, baB Sic lie
ba nidt getroiien boben."
rIegppten lit groB", I6deIte ser
&ittmeiiter gejpuagen.
ia hnben sic redlt," CAB ser an.
bcre IafenO 5u, inoem er ii1 3um
guibrub ouibidtc. v8ergelicn sic
nlft - Der 8~roBber5og min ielbit
5ur Sod5eit fommen." ingte cr nod
i'm 6ortgcbcn, urb eS floltg gar nid)t
erireut, oIS Scr Hittmeiiter antpor.
tete:
n0os nirO meinem 8e0Qdtnib ME
mebr cntittpinoeu."
Wie oIltc es aud? Da8 Itnrto nun
felt in ieincn @eoorfen eingemcibelt.
Der @~roBber5og pollte 5u ieiner
Sod5eit fommen! 81 ser SohSeit,
oie ME ltattfin0cn piir0c un0 ourftp.
0enn 3nciieI mnren nun nidt meGr
mogIid. @ic in einem triiben 9tcbcl
lab Der Mann oU' feline g!iidlid,cn
Soifnungen cntpeihen, I1cs scr.
tort! gr mar bctro9cn 1ll,O ourite
eS nidt eiuaI berauSifreien. StiII
nntBte CT acben - iif io~rtiteblen.
Stott 5u DER rrcnltd1Pn Sodseit for.
oerte er oen fiiritihen Serrn All ei.
mem erniteren Sarge ouf. Gr tpiirSs
ibn nidt foIgen uno ale niirber iih
nit Nbidei non ibm ipenoen. 9ic
fonntc er Dies altd tbun? llnS nitt
Die aerin8ite NuifIGrunQ fir irinc
&onSIltaslueiie buritc er oeber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20
Epetarno.

ga unS bort in Der I1ht
Sd)immert Elm 2ift.
SIT es 6os Slid, bns paht2
0u Dei5t es niht.
9a uno bort in Ser Rad,t
aIopiit on ans SeniterIein.
@irb Dir mo- o~ufsemadyt
9oS 2ei0 l1Bt DID ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20

Gin 9te0ermnnn. Ter
NedltsnmuoIt Snlmerariina eiu eihge'
fleiidter alter Sunggeielle, bat eineit
alienten in elmer Gbcideioungsidd)e
nertreten. NIs ibm bieier, nadloent
Die Gbe geloit iii, in iiberihludngli-
der @eiie i@eiteli Ionf %unslpred]c;i
mill, u,terbridt er i'm nit Den @or'
ten: ,Geinen 0anf!.... WeuiGen-
pilidt Sbun Sic's niht mie.
0er!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-20
Gncrsiih.

Came (3n ibrcr Sreun6in); Oh
meinit alto. oaB eS 5ein 8prebrcr
nufriftig nit Cir meint2" = Surf.
tin: %. i'd FOB ign ihon bis gum
Gibe aetrieben!"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
Watch Found.

Miss Ettie Bodkins is happy be-
cause of the recovery of her lovely
watch which she lost on the street
several weeks since.
1t was found by Lige Smith, an
African, who promptly converted
it to his own use by selling it to
Joe, the sinner.
City Marshal Stephens found it
in Joe's possession and confscated d
it. Li9e was locked up several
hours and then banished from the
city with Til, admonition If you
ever return you will be horse
whipped and driven from the town.
The law requires a man to sd-
vertise properly when found and if
he appropriatas it to his own use
without so doing the penitentiary
stareS him III the face.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
The ProCtorS.

The Proctor family have been in
hard luck. J. NJ. Proctor, Sr., who
is at Mercedes, Texas, has had a
structure of the throat that stopped
his talking for awhile,
D. Milton Proctor at Kansas City
had his appendix removed.
DR.. T. c. Proctor is very i'll with
pneumonia at his home, Sturgeon
Bay, wis. His brother, Frank D.
Proctor has gone there.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
WOULD
Puzzle Blackstone and Make Jere-
miah Black to Scratch His Head.

Here is a true story from the
book Of fe that would have taxed
the fertile imagination of a Jules
Vern2, and for the reason that the
characters resided almost within a
stones hcow of this city will make
tn 'amas Brown and Smith answer
the a"rpose.
Glnething like twenty-five years
aso 4 y5ung man and lady met and
later were married. To that union
a sea was born.
The marriage proved to be an
uuhap2y one and Whan the separa-
tion cyme the lady was given her
,m.iA, ii name and the son.
inal after something like twen-
ty-Iiye years, the son who had new
er u / his fathers, his legal name,
bus mad always gone by his moth
ers Lame, met WJ1cI and won the
heart and hand Of Il very eStimiable
young lady,
When he applied for his license
and was married, it was under his
assumed, his mothers, name and
there is where the clouds have
arisen on his lifeS horizon and for
the time being has caused all
to become dark.
There has been no evil intent on
his part nor that of his mothers, on
ly force of habit in giving a name
that he had 4 moral out no lega
claim to.
Just before writing the above VIZ
met mutual friend enroute t
Palmyra and his mission there wa,
to through legal process of law have
the young mans name changed
from that of his father to that o
his mother.
And yet that might cause flint
point in law to arise for though
= the change would make him legal!
a Smith, he was a Brown wher
married.
But we will leave the law or ;
novelist to straighten the tanglt
9 that might cause a bad kinh il
future property rights.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11

Shipments for week decidedly
shy on account of conditions of
roads and weather. Henderson &
Son 65 cases of eggs; W Handley
has shipped car load of mules;
A Beulware 4 cars of RR ties; Hay
den & Yetes car load of horses
and mules; Jno L Evans 1 car of
wheat. Total 7 cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
You Can Find No Better Country Than We Have Here

Fer SaIe-2 registered draft stall
lions, black, extra good ones, 5 and
6 years old; also No. jack 6
years old; 2 dapple gray draft
mares weigh 3100 pounds. Will be
sold at a bargain. VIM H HSaunders
Lakenan, Mo. 2-18
Mrs Laura Boulware has sold an
so acre tract of land near Perry to
her son, Ollie Consideration pri-
Vata.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
Two Girls.

A sweet little miss has taken up
her abode with James Ryan and
wife.
The Stolk has been to the home
of Price Enele and wife and left
with them a pretty little girl.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
Would Help.

Yesterday under the caption;
Would Help Mail Order Houses" "
the Shelbina Democrat had a long
article about a law that would help
Mail Order Houses.
The greatest aid given the M. o.
H. is the country merchant that
lays down on every spell Of wealth
er. He lays down, gets pinched by
the M. o, H. while laying down and
does not seem to know who or what
is biting him,
II is the Mail Order HoIse that
pays no attention to wind or wea;h'
er but keeps pegging away and is
slowly but surely getting there.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
For Sale

WOOD. I'LL
For Sale
200 acres of choice blue grass
pasture and about 80 tons Of choice
mixed hay. The pasture was not
Grazed last season. Abundance Of
water. Grass, hay and water all in
side same inclosure. A splendid
place for $50 head of cattle until
April 1st. Apply to S 0 Goode
Huntington, Mo. 2-l8
Farm Work Wanted.
will work on farm by day or
month or will work on shares. For
further information write Sterling
Price, Route S, Monroe City.
Jno L Evans has shipped l car
load of wheat.
Joe Foster has sold a very pretty
8 year old gelding to Jno Wood for
5000.
Aaron Boulware has shipped a
car load of oak lumber.
Leo j Yates has moved to what
is known as the j Pole Hays farm.
On another page you will find a
cut made from photo taken by
Rohr, of the corn that was in the
Farmers and Democrats Corn Show
of 1908. And with it something
about selecting seed corn. Read it,
take it to heart and then benefit
yourself by acting upon it now, be-
cause in a short while it will be
those sad words, too late.
Thursday night a dog or dogs got
into Kirt Jones sheep and killed 7
out of II.
Fred Wichman has sold his farm
2 miles due east of Monroe City
and will therefore have Col W I
Youell sell for him at public sale on
Tuesday February 16, the following
property: 3 big draft mares, z
yearling horses, 10 head of good
cattle, farm implements, etc.
Hayden & Yates have shipped
car load of horses and mules.
Frank Bottorff, of south of the
city has traded his 80 acre farm tc
JE Spiker for his 240 acre tract
known as the Frogg farm near Ely
Of course Mr. Bottorff paid hand
some bonus, but that is private.
Joseph Brown has moved to the
Joseph Schott farm northeast o
the city.
AP Morthlander and family, o
Mason City, ILL.,, have moved to the
farm near Huntington recently pur
chased by them.
In Redman has sold his 24O acr
farm S miles southeast of city t,
Isaac McIntire. Consideration pri
vate. BY rest, grass and clover, M
Redman made it one of the bes
farms in Rails County. 1t has a 8
acre young apple orchard on it.
JRoy Spiker will move from nea
Ely about March 1st to the farm re
Gently bought from MIR Barton
miles west of the city,
Harry Jackson is building tel
ant house on his farm.
T ] Yates is building a A rool
cottage on his farm
Walter Courtney, of near Ely M
sold his 1870 acre farm to Ed Sn.
der. of Kewanee, ILL.,, for SO p'
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
Can Murder Be Merciful.

Paris, Feb. g. This is the latest
crime to asitate Paris:
A woman who had suffered long
and intensely implored her husband
to put her out of her misery. Sor-
rowfully ana mercifully he killed
her.
Now the question being thraShed
out in many columns of the news
papers is:
Has a person a right to kill an
other under any conceivable cir.
cumstances except in self-defense
or in defense of others?"
Eminent jurists and physicians
are replying to the question. Some
doctors hold that one of their pro
fession is justified in putting to ;
painless death one who suffers from
any incurable disease.
Manifestly, the general opinion
here is that the man who answer
ed his wife's prayer and killed he
will not be convicted of murder.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11

Both the original and amended
returns showed Painters election
and the legislature should have
seated him on one or the other.
But to satisfy few fellows who
were bowling fraud all the time,
the legislature decided to open GER
tain ballot boxes, but found no
fraud which effected the lace be-
tween Painter and Gmelich, but the
commission found enough technical
errors to knock Painter out by 1T
plurality. In the absence of any
| fraud Uncle Jake's election there
fore, is tainted. Huntsville Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-02-11
Appoints His Staff.

j. VIM. TOwson, as colonel of the
First Regiment of Confederate Vet
Grams of Missouri, has appointed on
his staff the following: Adjutant,
Samuel J. Harrison Of Hannibal;
quartermaSter, w. P. Davis of Mo
berly; commissary, R. H. Edmonds
of Mexico; ordinance officer, Jas. A.
Walden of Glasgow; sergeant-majOr.
Vim. Farrell of Paris; chaplin, Rev.
E. McNair of Monroe City. The first
four will rank as captains.
The other field officers are W. B.
Jennings of Moberly, lieutenant
colonel; John A. Woods of Fayette,
Mo-, major.
Col Towson and his staff will go
to the annual confederate reunion
at Nashville, Tenn, in May. He
also has the appointing of maid
of-honor for this occasion and will
announce the appointment later on,
Shelbina Democrat.