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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29
&cim aramcS quar- ulehr.

IS lit leihter, sic Iarbe bes Soo,
res SIT erbulten, oils lie mieber ber,,.
ltellen. l~lniere 0robmiitter fanntell
bas @ebeimniB. Sie niad,ten mo
bcnilbten .Salbei 5bce" nnS oanlit
crbiclten JIG iif) ounfles, glGn5enbes
Scar bis ms reiic Sitter. Iie iesige
Generation bat Den @urtbcil o Scr
lettcn in%ioicrn, alS tic .8petb'S
Sage anO Sulphur" fauien fann -
Elm b%ciieres interchangeable
els Der altmooiihe rSolbei 1bee."
Mac g~potbcfen fiibren cs. iiir SOC.
uno $500 Die 6loide, ober es miro
Gegen gmpiona oes Yreiies oireft
bon Der @petb Chemical &c., "A
GortlonOt- Str., Nenp Dorf Gitp, per-
ldnbt.
Su nerfaufcn bei ser &ca6 Orua
&C., Spe5ial-I gentcn, 9erin9ton. mo
SomarosS traBe. co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29

Ie, Die bon Dem Gomitc SIT Sen aften
genomnten iuorben lilo, porgelcgt
rpltrben, bnllerte mebrere Stunben.-
Siilfsiefretar Wc6org periprad Oem
Gpmite. Die angelegenbeit elmer &c.
nallen Grluagung 5u unter5ieber.
Siilfe iii eimgeu f te g..
Qenben in 2ouiiiani.
Sellutor Softer mo HeprGientont
grouiiaro bon 2ouiiiona menoeten
iid nit elmer teleerapbiiden 0epeidc
on bas 4riegsbeportement nm Bel.
itano fir Ole Yelpobner Der @olffiiite,
fpelde brrd ben trppiideH Srtan unb
Die banlit perbunoene Springilutb IN
boS ar0Bte Glenb eerotben iinh. 60
tort lit an ben Commander bes 8olf,
Gepartements, grigooe-@ General Ilb.
8. Wius. bic telegropbiide @eiiung
ergallaen, feit5uiteIen, moran eS ben
Notbleioenben anl Weiiten icblt mo
iuclfe Wengen bon Hatipnef1 uno
Mnoeren %0isponibeln 9ebaris-9 egen.
lt1noen benotbigt meroen. SIS lit 5mor
fir oerortige 3mede fem Sono Dor
bonoen, aber Ons &riegsoeparteulent
ilbernimmt porldnfig Die erioroerlis
den Nusaoben altf ieincn Gtot in Der
lideren Nnnabme, oab Der Gongreb
ooiiir Grios bewiuigen miro.
Scioet an glinobarm Gnts
5%iinoung.
Siilfs.S taatsiefretGr S~untinaton
@ilion lit ourtJ arnnfbeit, perntutb.
lid einen 5~ipeiten sniaa bon 9lino.
harm.Gnt5iinoung, perbinoert, an Der
Sitoion- Slllton- Seier in Ncm : yorf
tbcil5llnebmell, bel ipelfer er offi5iea
oas StautsOepartement pertreten loa.
te. Sr, @ilion erlitt ben AnioI, furS
nadbem .er oen Yrin,en Sunni BON
Sapat Dor eiligen 5ogen ais Gait
bel lit cmpfangen bate. 8eItern lit
ieOob cine cnti6ieoene 9%eleruna in
Dem Sefinoen bes Yatienten eingetrc.
ten, nno Die aer5te glauben, DOB cine
Operation nidt notbig iein miro.
Steucr ouf Hoiincnmein.
Ger Snlanoiteuer- GommiiiGr So.
bcQ CAB cine Gntiheiouna ob, mcld)e
Den Holinenmein fir iteuerpflibtig
erfldrt, nno Die Steuerpilitfeit oes
Gr5eu9niiies bcsinnt am 1. Sttober
oieies Snbres, popon olle Ngenten
oes requirements alsbalb telegro.
pbiid in &cnntniB geiett mllroen. =
Nad Der 9%eitimmling bes @eieses
oarf ir9enb Welde Moiihe, melde our
%Gr5eugung BON Mlfobol geeianpt lit,
MIR in elmer reeular conSeilionirten
grennerei onaelteat mo in @1brung
periebt, u1O bas Yrobuft aus elmer
grennerei nllr perfauit uno entiernt
peroen, nadoem Die Steuer bc5ablt
ut. 3uluioerbanolunaen meroen NIT
@clobnbe bon $500 Bis 5000 II. Salt
bot lee)s Wondtcn bis 81 5ipei sSab.
rem beorobt.
Eoito adj g~eItobIen.
Gin nad Sort Smitb, NrfanioS, be.
Itimmter Eoitiad wllroe eeItern bon
einem bon Siluam Springs, grf.,
nod Serorfana fobrenoen 3uae &c.
Itoblen un0 9epliinoert. Gem IoIt.
Gepartement wuroe bon Dem Golt.
meilter einc Spe5ial-M itt6eiluna iiber
oen Torfal 9emaht. Sb ser Sod
Soden bon 9robem Wert6 entbielt,
1T nidt befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29
Ghre fiir Sas Nnoeufcn bcs Nomirals
SemmcS.

Ncm Srlcons, Ga, %. Sept.
Ter onf aeitern follenoc bun.
BERTHE @cburtStaa oes Seebcloen DER
Grnfooerirten, Nomirol Mopboel
Semmes, mlrbc i'm soil5en Siiocll
onrd) offentlidc Seitlibfeitcn oeiei-
err nno Sohlenoe Don Mitglieoern
Ger Srganiiationen Der Goniooerirtcn
ehrten ons Anoenfen bes Gomnnon.
Gcltrs 0cs .Snmtcr" mo Der v9(lns
h0tno."
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Aein GgpOrtsul ani eanaoiiden Suls'
brei.

Montreal, Canada, %. Sept
Gle fiir3Iide Welbuna. bob Die BE.
gierung Der Eropir5 Quebec beitbloi.
len babe, auf Sol5brei, Der nod Den
Ser. Stooten allsgeiiibrt miro. einell
GrportSoa 81 legen, miro ponNremicr
8ouin in @brebe 9cIteat. 81 eincnl
&ertreter Ser sliioc. Trelie iagte er. er
lpiinide i%nsbeionbere befannt 81 &c:
ben, OaB in ieiner fiir5Iihen GrflG.
ring in ct. Sobns bon einem Gr.
port5oa niht Die Heoe aepeierL mo
NoB es aud nidt bic abiiht Der &c.
gierung lei, einen ioldlen 3ou por5il-
ihlaaen.
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&iir3crc Iabrseit siuiidrm Ghieaau
nnS bonn Sitcn.

Ilbtabnlo, o, %. Sept.-Iic
rlelte 3lpei9bobn Der 3ofe Sbore-Gi.
'elibnbn nod Sranflin urlb Clear
ttelo ut ernffnet moroen, inbem elm
NIT Del b%elooencr ,3ug BON 20 @ag-
gons bon pler nod SrunfIin uilb bon
bort nod Gleoriielo, Yn.. obgcloiielt
ipiirSe. 1r,rd) Sic neiie 3weielinie
miro Die %crbinouna Der Nerp.D orf.
Central 9obn jmiid)en Chicago uno
Neu : Oorf UNI SO unb sic bon Obi.
rogo ltad) philadelphia INN 40 Mci.
lell obActiirat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29

plttelso6 lit Der nombofte 3ooloh
YrofeiIor Mnton Gobrn. ails Dem
2ebsn geibieoen. Gr po Der &c.
GRINDER uno 2eiter Der 3oologiidcli
Station in Neopel.
Clinton Iobrl1, Sobn oes neritor.
hcnen Gntomologen &url Nugult
Gpbrn, lpuroe am 80. Se5ember 1910
ot Stetrin gaboren, ltuoirte in So
n~igsberg, Bonn, Sena uno Berlin
| 3ooloaie unb babilitirte lid i'm Sabre
1861 alsGripotoo5ent in Scno. Seine
Observation-Disclosures Gb6ti9feit
eritrctte lid nuf Gntomologic. Die er
ipitemotiib nnib embrpologiih be
banbelte. guf mebreren Heiien nad
ben oealtifen eralii6ep, au,o Witts(<
nlearfiiitcn b~earbcitete III sic MecrcS.
frllitaccsn. S}n Sobrr 1870 alma ct
pad) Nropel nnb legte benf@runo
sur oortigen Bupfoaiihen' STATION.
Son ieinen Sd)riiten limo berpor3,i.
beben: Ser. .l%lriprung Der. @irbel-
There uno ooS Irin5ip oes 1lnF-
tionsluecbiels" mo yStuoien sur
Sorgeid)idltc beS @irteltbicrf0r-
perS".)
Spfcr elmer Eufper Or.
ploiion.
Gin perbGn9niBpoQes ll1oliif, sci
ien ltnfana lid nod nibt angabcn
loBt, bat iid in @laienbad) in Ban
ern 5ugetrogcn. Gort flog oie Giro.
bcl'ife Eltlperitumpfe oilt, uno sic
SnlaIien, mclde ii6 anr Belt IN Dem
@ebGlIoe 6efonocL o%iirften iGmmtIiG
inter Den Sriimnlerl begraben ieiu.
Gle 3obl ser Gerunaliidten itcGt
nod nift fcit, lpie es ocnnI iiberboupt
an n1heren Gin5elnbeiten b%c5iiglid,
Der Gotoitropbc icblt. Gie @cuoIt
Der Grploiion NOR cine 10 iurdtbare,
oob iommtlide Tenitcrid,ciben in ser
llnl9cgeno 6crtriininlart mllrben.
Go11el acccptirt m it Cant.
Sic Stoot aoiiel bot Die Siilte ocs
NcpsYorfcr G6ilontbropen Norhan
Strous sur SetGmpfiing ser Don't
Dcrrldenoen Sppblss Gpioemie orgc-
romnlen. Nls Die Seud1e, ole icit.
oem oilf sic benohbarten Srtidlofs
ten &olbcn. 6%ieoerslpebran uno- Sci-
ligenrobe ergriifen bat, ousbrnd), t.
legropbirte Scrr StrGts Don 9orlS-
BAD ans an Den @iirgermeiiter Miil-
Ter, OoB CT bcreit iei, POO Milh-Yu-
ltelrilirurss Separate fiir ben Sous-
1cbrolld) bon ieincnl 2o6orotoriilm
IN Scioelberg SIT icnOen.
IS ipuroc ieood) oomols be,pei-
felt, oaB oic Gpiocmie ollrdl Mild,
Gcrbcigefiibrt mmroe, ga piele ser
G%rfrofntell ibrcn Mildbeoori bon
scr meaen ibrer m,itcrboiten Maii,-
lidtcit beriibmten nSonitGren Mol-
fcrei" be5p9cn. NnGeitclIte llntcriitf
Gnngen crgabet ober iiber iebelt
3lpcifel, OoB Die Selhe lire ltriahe
mirflid III infi5irtcr Mild) botte, lnlo
Die g%cnonltc Molfcrei muroc &C.
idloIicn.
Ter 9iirocrnleiitcr bel,ohridtiate
baber Srn. StrauS, oab sic Stoot
ieinc Sfferte nit Tanf n%1nehnlc.
Sclltc trof bic Nntport Gin, ooB sic
POO Npporote bon Scibclberg o6gc-
lallot mor0an iinb.
Mct6Sfon5lcr mad Hom.
llcber bic id,ou Dor Ginger Belt
olgetilnbi0tc Hciie oes MeidSforj-
lers Or. u. 9ctbmonn-SoQpca mad,
Som limo mln1nebr Die enbeiiltigel
Gispolitioncn eetrofien. Ger Gorj.
Ter miro Die Sobrt, neld,e ollf hrei
Gage benciien lit, on 20. Sftobcr
ottrctcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29

Qcr Dos @elclt 0llrd) Die Straben pom
gabltboi nod Der STRIDE llllo Don bort
nod Dem sSriebboi. Nuf Sr0re beS
Eremiermil,iitcrs 9riano purbe ei'
neml ieDen Der Spfer Der 9ollon-4oto.
itropbe 6us &reu5 Der Gbrenlegion on
Sic gruit gebeitet.
GariS, %. september. - Ser
rationale Sono, iiir meld)et Sub;
ifriptionen ~olfgeleQt iil6 lnb Der
jltm Nnbenfen an Die ungefommenell
Sffi5iere ilir Die Sebung Oes %irar50ii'
ihen 2uftidiiimeicns bcItimmt it,
iou 5unGdit 5llr llnteritiiBnng Der
Sinterbliebencn Der Spfer perponOt
un0 baum ieiner peiteren 9eltinl.
mltllg itbernieien merben. Ser Gent,
bauon 4HcpubliQueg ioa eriebt uno
Damn iplen 2leroplNne fir Die fronj0.
iii6c armee gebout perbcn.
Standardization" in
Grglano.
9pnbon, 90, Sept. Gin @or.
ioll, Scr an Die Standardization" in
Vnpern erinnert, bat Die Srtlhaft
airbpitepben IN @eitmorelollb.Gou1l
IL in rieiige Mllfregun9 periebt. Ger
oortigc perbeirntbetc Euitpr :. s.
Sor itollo id)on lett lGnscrer Belt I'M
Gcronbt, nit ciner 2cbrerin Momens
Marp Ncnniion, cine 2iebiGoit 81
n%1terbolter. Im Sanlitog glbeno
ldlidcn llngeiGbr hreiBiq jllnge 9ell.
te Dem Sceliorger nof nno iibers
roifteu i'm nit icincr ollgcbliden
tSlonmle bel einem Steaoi6ein oilf
ircicm ISeloc.
Ger @eiltlid)c mllrbc olif cine BON
einem 3alIne aeriilcle 8ittcrtbiire
%gcbunoen lirlo BON Den illlgen Bur
lfen inter Mbiingllng elmer Spott.
Sitanei llud) leir1em Sollic gctragen.
Gos Wtooden mnlBte Die Ero5ciiion
hcgleitcn unb mllrbe glcid)fous nit
Sdmdbnngcn i%iberbGllit. Die Eoli.
sci pcrboItcte ld)licBliG odt Der $50.
berer"", ltno bieielben mllroen beute
ST @elbltrofen bon ie fiini YiunO
Stcrling perltrtbeilt. Sir ocn 30
Itor miro Die @eidiGte jebodb nod Elm
Nadlpicl BADEN, Ocnn or lit Don lei
men Gor9eiebter bereits bon icinen
Imte illspenoirt mor6cn.
Smoli 6 t I'M 3 moNnetiihc
Storungcn in u II it a.
lien.
Stbncp, I%uItrolicn, %. Sept
Gin mertmiirbig ltortcs Siioli6t bos
ON Som tag 9lbenO INN If llbr elm
trot mo nnbe5ll orci Stlunocn iuG6rs
tc, belclld)tete bcn gal5en ouItroli.
lden Continent nobejll togbeQ. Sic
Crlt)einlllg mar nit nuifGQiael1
nlognetilhen S%torungen %pcrbu1oen
ltnb Der Sepolferung Scr Srtidoitcn
I'M Snllcrn oeS &anoes %belnGdtigte
lid piclfodJ cine ponifurtigc Nuire.
glulg.
Seitreid DIS territories -2uft-
diff.
@iem %. Sept. - Sn @rn, fan.
Den geItcrn uno bcllte crfolgreibe
Frobeiobrten OeS eriten 0itrcidiiden
leutburen 2llitiGiffes ltott. Ger Or
finocr bciielben lit Elm Cirrus NrtiIt,
Nnmens 9enncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29

ESNc smr Meiie in's NmslanS &c.
iSrat &. &aime, 9r. 413, Df-YaIti.
moreltraee, uabc Gmitom Sonir Apr.
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Miem %. Sept. - Sn @ro5 fon.
Den geItcrn u,o bcllte crfolgreibe
FrobeIubrten OeS eriten Gltrci6iiden
lelltburcn Srftidiffes ltntt. Ger Or
finoer bciielben lit Elm Cirrus . Nrtilt,
Nnmens Yenner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29
ErGiioent Saer ais 3cngc.

Seugnet ieoe @ereinboriing 5ur Con.
t%rolirung Der Sortfoblen q. Yros
button.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10
MUNICIPAL
MATTERS

Mayor Fern wrote a letter to the
Board of Supervisors mildly COM
planning of the lateness of passage of
the appropriation bill, which did not
leave time for him to consider it with
due deliberation Also he objected
to changes of items after they had
settled the bill in caucus with him.
Chairman Logan of the ways and
means committee pleaded not guilty
on behalf of that body, saying he had
urged the Board for weeks to settle
the Jail and other matters among new
ly legislated functions, quickly so as
to enable the committee to complete
the estimates of expenditures. And,
with reference to tn Mayors state
ment that the committee had not fur
nished estimates of revenue, he stated
that he orally informed the Board Of
the probably certain amount of revenue
for this half year.
Supervisor Quinn admitted the loss
of time in reference to the new Obliga-
| tions of the Board, but said it was
mittee that kept things back. He
I thanked the Mayor for not holding up
! the bill
! BY unanimous vote the letter was
accepted and placed on file, the Super
visors evidently approaching the con-
ciliatory tone of the message in CON
irast with some former communications
from the Mayor.
There was some exchange of badin-
age between the Mayor and Board
over the plumbing ordinance the first
reading of which by title was moved
by Chairman Aylett of the sanitation
committee.
Logan stated that the amendments
made by Deputy Attorney Milvertoi
were merely technical so that it woulc
be unnecessary to read the document
through at that stage.
Kane, as the motion was about tC
be put, asked that the first section b'
read This was done, revealing tina
the appointment of the inspector wa
by the Board of Supervisors.
Mayor Fern asked what kind of
job were they trying to put up OF
him. The plumbing inspector ant
other sanitary officers had been ap
pointed by him and approved by tn
board Were they going to set asid
these appointments and grab all tn
offices?
Ayett said the legislature gave thos
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10

appointments to the Board and Logan
confessed he had forgotten that partt-
cular change in the bill when he spoke
about alterations.
The Mayor said the Board had taken
him by surprise with the provision in
question but confessed tnat he was
aware of the contents of the statute
from the time it was signed by the
Governor.
Logan retorted that then it was the
Mayor who had sprung surprise ON
the board i'm making appointments
when he knew he did not have the
power. He was as sly as any of them.
The bill passed to publication.
A report from the sanitation COM
mittee covered the draft of an agree
ment between the Board of Supervisors
and the Queens Hospital and was
adopted unanimously.
According to the terms of the agree
ment referred to, the Queens Hospital
will admit all INDECENT persons at the
rate of 81 so per hospital day of "a
hours on requisition by the City and
County Physician, or, in cases of emer-
gency and i'm police cases, by the Police
Physician No person shall be reckon
ed as INDECENT who is entitled to re-
ceive a sick benefit from any person,
corporation or organization, amount
ing to 81 so per day.
Discharges of INDECENT persons from
the hospital shall be made upon the
written order of the City and County
Physician. Payments for INDECENT sick
admitted to the hospital shall be made
I'by the City and County monthly.
Rights of visitation and inspection
! shall be accorded by the hospital au-
/ thorities to the Mayor and the MEM
bers of the Board of Supervisors. The
treasurer of the hospital shall furnish
the Board with copies of all annual ac-
counts as rendered to the hospital
i trustees.
No INDECENT sick a:e to be sent to
any other hospital, nor shall the hos
! pital refuse to admit any such persol
unless in the classes excluded by IL
rules of the hospital The agreeme
is to be in force until the first Mondf
after January /. 1911.
J. Emmeluth, manager of Emmelutl
& Co. wrote to the Mayor and BOARD
protesting against the contract to w
w. Dimond & Co., for kitchen fur.
nishings to the Jail He said The
lump sum tender on which the con
tract was given was $62 80 in excess o
the sum total of the lowest tenders
The letter was referred to the police
committee, the members of which sa!
that the Dimond bid was the only on,
that met all the requirements, tn
, others either emitting some article
or quoting prices on classes of thing
which were entirely unsuitable-for in
, stance a coffee mill of size for a SINAI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10


family instead of one needed to grind
for a hundred persons.
At the instance of the sanitation
committee the clerk was authorized
to advertise for bids for burial Of in
digent dead
Very satisfactory reports were receiv-
ed from Road Supervisor Wilson on
the work of the garbage service and
from Road Overseer Travis of Eva on
his work.
Marston Campbell Superintendent of
Public Works, by letter notified the
Board of the Territory's acquisition or
land for the widening of Hotel street
between Alakea and Richards streets,
requesting the Board to move fences
and curb back to the new line. Re-
ferred to the roads committee.
Sheriff Jarrett's report of arrests and
convictions for the month of June
showed 232 arrests and 20S convictions,
with fines and costs collected amount
ing to $1613. 95 OF those convicted OF
various offenses, 81 were Hawaiians,
SO Chinese, so Japanese, Is Portuguese
/ and so others.
Bills for the payment of laborers and
for material and supplies were APPROX
ed by the Board to the amount of
S32S3.
While the Board was considering the
date for next meeting, Audntor Bick-
nell precipitated a warm debate by ask
| ing for information about proposed
shifting of Office quarters to admit the
road department to the municipal floor
in the Mcintyre building.
Quinn contended that the Board had
lalready decided the matter in a way
to give the road department one room,
shifting the auditor and the plumbing
inspector and leaving District Magis-
trate Andrade an Office in the building.
He moved that this arrangement be
carried out. Kane seconding the mo-
ton
Road Supervisor Wilson gave hg-
lures to show that his department would
lreouire almost the entire floor space
lsof the designated room for its desks
'ealone
1t Aylett and Logan, backed by the
yMayor, urged a recorded understand
ing that Judge Andrade should only re-
main until the rooms were all needed
for departmental offices, which contln'
gency had now arrived, also that there
had always been a commodious office
; for the district magistrate off his court
room in the police station, which was
both convenient for him in his judicia
capacity and near law offices with re
lation to his practice as lawyer.
AHA voting with the mover and sec
, ander, the motion carried. SO Judg'
? Andrade will retain his Office at nun
5 cipal headquarters and the clerica
5 force of the road and garbage services
= he jammed into the single room lief
| available.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10
BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE VARIOUS sERvlC

MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THE VARIOUS SERVICES OF THE
AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU.
TT re
County Honolulu Territory that amount
Eight
paid
in County
and other Salaries Wages of Labor Dona
the said City
of july 1909 and
payment to
amount stated the
dule contained:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10


the Refrigerator handled by
No
ha
problem
claim All 9th
chamber sweet clean
proof,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-07
AYHAWKER JOTS

The Fort Scott Monitor notes that the
complaints are beginning already tc
come in in a flood over the removal of
the drinking cups from the trains in
Kansas.
Tie Concordia fair officials had to
give up to the cherished idea of having
q sparring match between John L. Sui
Ivan and Jake Kilrain as one of the
main attractions for the reason that the
ex-prize fighter would not sign articles
Tor less than $500.
Two Fort Scott boys have been ar
rested on the charge of robbing the
gas office. If the state can prove it's
case then these boys will have been
ever succeeded in doing so well as to
break even with a gas company.
The Leavenworth Times reports a
kidnapping case where a grandmother,
after q quarrel with her daughter took
forcible possession of the latter's two
children ard held them behind locked
doors in the face OF a siege by the po-
ice. a treaty of peace was finally
signed by the belligerents.
Henry Allen went over to a Mis-
souri, picnic the other day as Cover
nor Stubs representative, and the
fact that he did not commit assault
and battery, mutilate livestock or
kidnap any children is looked upon
as the evidence of great self-restraint
or great charity in the matter of rep
sentation.-Hutchinso News.
Coffeyvil1e and Chanute are digging
wells in the valleys for the city wa
ter supply. Both towns now depend
upon muddy river water for domestic
use. Six months in the year this wa
ter is so thick that it will not run
from the hydrants. Topeka has prov
ed the success and benefits of the
we'll water for the city water supply.
In q Fort Scott divorce case where
the husband had accused the wife of
sleeping with Ratchet under her pillow
and clIrder IN her heart, the wife re-
sponded with cross-petition in which
she accused the husband of infidelity,
vagabondage, theft. cruelty norsurport
and a half dozen other little shortCom-
irgS.
The selection of Dave Leahy, editor
of the Wichita Eagle, to be private
secretary to the governor, is a slam
at, not a recognition of, the Kansas
newspaper profession. AS editor of
the Eagle Leahy had bigger, better
and at all times a more pleasant job
than the private secretaryship. Leahy
will find out shortly and will return
to the Eagle.-Chanute Tribune.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
rrrom the Chicago News.l


The silence of a woman Is goloen
because of its scarcity.
A man seldom appreciates peace I'M
til he has fought for it.
Most hearts are willing. but many
pocket books are weak.
Some people seem to make spe-
ciaIty of getting into trouble.
Sometimes a man secures room at
the top by pushing the other fellow off
The disappearance of some people
is more welcome than tnelr appear
ance.
The Ohio man whose wife threw an
alarm clock at him says he had the
time of his life.
Lots of people delight in doing a
charitable stunt-after concluding ar
rangements with the hmelight man.
Honesty may be the best policy, but
lots If neople think that their ability
to dodge the police is just as good.
The wife who can keep her husband
entitled to q solid gold halo studded
with diam0ndm-
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tors tell the present generation what
to do if not to gossip about the
neighbors? When there is work,
talk is not essential; but there is not
always work. Men meet sometimes
at the club; women, too, have their
clubs, whether social, card, tea, or
sewing clubs, and conversation" is
the joy of each occasion. But mod
ern conversation is quite different
from that other conversation, the art
of which was lost when so many men
and women ceased to think or to
know anything worth thinking about.
And SO it comes to pass that about
nineteen out of every twenty of these
little social gatherings in the social
cities are, in the parlance of the day,
up against it" There must be "con-
versation." and subjects of general
interest are rare. Indeed, to dive be-
meath the surface would be danger
GUS But there is one common Ian
guage. Gossip is the mother tongue
of every one; and a strong flavor of
scandal gives it, for each. the en-
dearing charm of familiar accent
We fear they will ''scandalize" in
Georgia, despite Mr.. McCurry's law.
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have put a uuietus on my hopes with
a vengeance. Nataliel"
sBut / said the girl was to marry
a bank clerk" Natalie hurried on In
dignantly. How then could you sup
pose"
into a swift embrace.
How could I suppose anything
elsei To me there was only one girl
in the world-and one bank clerk
shIe nresunnptfon on my part, Natalie;
but can't you see? And Won's you
forgiven" ...
And Natalie both saw and forgave;
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