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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Ten prnu.ned hN SIoon,a ounrtnrn-

The excursion sloop Roxana with %
persons aboard was capsized by a sudden
squall in lower New York bay Sunday
and ten of them were drowned, the cap
tain and eleven others being picked up
by tug.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Bic aonflre 70 Kln Moths.

twenty-five acres Of fine oak woods on
the shores of Buzzard's bay in Massa-
chusetts must be burned to destroy the
worst colony of gypsy moths that has
yet appeared in that part of the state.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
plstlnauIshed Foreigner comine.

A Mrs. Linus OF Chicago has paid the
highest price ever realized for a cat, s525.
Rob Roy II, England's champion chin
chiIla Persian, of the Thomas sex, is the
purchase and will arrive in America on
the steamer Majestic.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

and Western states was broken last week
and crop conditions are again promising.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Operators SKINNED the Cream.

July wheat fell 63z cents in a single
day on Chicago 'change last week, with
large profits to the big dealers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
SubmarIne Went 10 the Bottom.

British submarine IL collided with q
steamer near Marlborough light house
and was sunk. Ten of her crew of tbir-
teen perished.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
Country Quiet.

Country Quiet.
First sleepy little tWirer,
Then anote more sweet and long
hingles with a dream that's shattered
By the full-voiced ieaihered throne
Next the cock. before the curtains
OF the night aside are drawn.
Lifts penetrating tenor
To salute the rosy dawn.
Ba-a is borne from distant hillside,
Nearerby insistens bIa-ats
Are sustained BY hungry chorus
In all keys Of sharps and fats.
Finally the drowsy mixer,
Stung BY swiftly lashing tail,
Shouts-the words Of prayer most likely
He'd been murmnring DER the pail.
Four a. m. the city boarder
On his watch has one eye bent,
And he asks BY country Quiet''
What can possibly be meant.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Caspian Lake Notes.

Caspian Lake Notes.
Rev. Willis 7. Sparhawk of Cabot made
the cottagers brief call Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Lord of Boston preached a
very able and acceptable sermon at the
Cong'l church Sunday.
Frances, Katherine and Margaret Bag
nall went to Wells River Friday for two
weeks visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Laird Of Spring
field, Mass, are guests of DR.. and Mrs
]. ID. Wheeler for week.
Rev. Allen A. StockdaIe, pastor Of
Union CoDg'l church, Boston, is with his
family, spending mis- vacation at the Ship
man cottage.
Paul and Donald Hardy, sons of Supt.
A. L. Hardy of Amherst, Mass, came to
Lakewood Monday and are keeping
"bachelors' hall'' at their cottage till the
arrival OF the others OF the family who
are expected next weak.
Prot. George OIde of Amherst college
and family are at Lakewood established
in Sanborn cottage, No. 2, for the sum
mer their second season here. They are
negotiating for site with the intention
of building cottage later.
The Mountain View' Golf club Of
Caspian lake went to st. Johnsbury Sat
urday to play in tournament with the
stOld Pine club of that place, with a re-
suit Of 1875 to ~ in favor of Mountain
View,p which sent our boys home in fine
spirits.
Frank Mcwhorter, formerly clerk in
Randolph, but now q prosperous mer-
chant of Barre, is with his family at
Camp Caspian for the rest of the month,
having taken the cottage vacated by the
Merchants, who returned to Randolph
Saturday.
Prof Bliss Perry, editor of the Atlantic
Monthly, with his family, is at Perry
cottage for July, after which be returns
home, and later, with Mrs. Perry and the
two daughters. win go abroad for year.
Professor Perry goes to France as lecturer
from Harvard university.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. Merchant put in
two very busy days last week preparing
the beautiful site which they purchased
last year for future cottage. They set
out naples in the open and cleared the
little grove on the water front of brush
and unsiRhtly growth. Out of the debris
blossomed brilliant bonfire Wednesday
evening in front Of which were grouped
at least twenty-five boat-loads of campers.
Music and fun were the order of the
hour, with the camp "Rick-e-ty x" for
the finish, as well as a ''send on for Mr..
and Mrs. Merchant, who had contributed
50 much to the pleasure OF the company.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

Fifty thousand men are wanted By
Western farmers to help harvest their
bounteous crops.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Church Notes.

Christian Science chapeI-service Sun
day at IL q. M; subject, ''Truth." "
Rev. Joseph Hamilton will preach for
the Federated churches next Sunday.
Bethany church-Subiect Of the sermon
next Sunday morning will be "Being Lib
eral."
Bethany guild will meet with Mrs. W..
=. Lamson Thursday afternoon, July 29.
at 3 O'Clock.
st. Johns church-Evening Prayer and
sermon next Sunday at D. N. Holy
communion at 9. NJ.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Dead Of ceorae 3. Dean.

George II. Dean, whose critical illness
from diabetes called his brother and wife,
MIR. and Mrs. A. Z. Dean, to Boston the
9Th inst, died at his home, 1877 Appleton
street, in that city Sunday. He had been
in failing health for sometime but had
gone. with his wife, to his summer cot
tage at Minot, Mass, for an outing and
while there had 50 severe an attack that
they hastened back to Boston.
Mr.. Dean was born in weathersheld OF
this state, Dec. 21, 1870, and was edu-
Gated in his native town and at Spring
field. For time he taught school with
success, but in 1862 his country's call to
arms was answered by bis enlistment
in Company K, 18th Vermont regiment.
He served until the end Of the Civil war
and was mustered out with his regiment
at Brattleboro.
In 1871 he went to Boston and entered
the employ of Ebenezer Porter in the
hay, grain and -four business, which two
years later be bought out and conducted
profitably several years.
Mr.. Dean was always a great lover Of
the game of checkers, OF which he was an
expert player. He had long been a men,
Der Of the Boston Checker club and was
its president at the time of his death.
He was a member Of the Warren avenue
Baptist church Of Boston,
Besides his brother and Mrs. A. e.
Dean, he had with him in bis last days
his wife, daughter, Mrs. Edgar A. Horr
OF Needham, Mass. and sister, Mrs. II.
NJ. ID. Merrill of Maynard, Ill.
The funeral was held in Boston at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Special Announcements.


A large accumulation of empty fruit
and jelly jars can be had at the sanatori-
um or at V. A. Grants drug store by
those desirous OF filling them fer the BEN
eft Of the institution.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge will open sum
mer school for kindergartners in Bethany
Parish house Monday, July 26, and will
have one session daily from a. NJ. to 12
M. The little folks will be kept in the
open air as much as possible and will
find pleasure and learning happily COM
bined.
The Randolph town team will meet a
baseball team made up OF Norwich cadets
who are taking q summer course at
Northfeld at Mccall park next Saturday
afternoon. The regular n. U. varsity
battery and other players are expected.
II the home team meets with sufficient
encouragement at this game, it is pro-
posed to arrange series for the remain
der Of the season.
The Green Mountain band will give
concert in Depot square Saturday night
with this program
March, "The American Musician
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
9ei Otil Y(oins. picr WeiIer

9ei Dill Ylains, picr Weile,l
wcItlid, BON Ian6iirp, Cont, iino
Goluarb Mnoben, 35 Sabre alt, n,b
Sran &lioolpb @aguer, SO Sabre
olt. Satin cines .Gonbllrper sc.
Idl0itsmamncs. beim Sabren iiber CT.
:e Giienbabnfreii5ung bon ciner So
fonlotipc setroffen in6 sctGotet NOR
hcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15

S6be bon 400 Morf ertbielt, iotuie
cine biamontene 9roidJe. Cam 5pG
Der @erbreber Die Notbleine uno Re.
pertiteaiste ieiite 6ludt. Gle Der.
meaene Tbot ipieIte iid innerbalb
reniaer slugellblide ob. Gle Holi3ei
entuideIte iofort cine riibrigc SbG-
tigfcit, llnb es gelong ibr, benz E1ll-
Der ouf Die Spur 81 tommen mo
i'm bingielt 81, MAIDEN. Die 9eraubte
mar olld) i'm Stonoe, Ben Gerbaftetel
uls SbGter mieoer5uertennen.
Srref ii brung Der Silent
liduna Weinnng.
@ien, IA. Te5enlber. - 8rDBtes
anfieben erregt cine amtlihe Sc.
tunntmabnng, mel6c uuf Den ienla.
tionellen Soil oes Sberlielltenollt3
Aoolf Sofridter, bes mlltbnloBliden
gbienOers Der ,Gpanfali-griefe," BE.
5ug bot. Die 9eborocn iuornen aus.
oriiflid) bapor, Den 5oDlreiden, IN
aepiiien 3niidenpollen oultaud)en'
Den Sprren, meltc bon Der Sbutcr.
id]oft Sofribter's ablenfen, @lauben
az idenfen. Gieic ieien leoiglldj DO
rouf berefnet, Die offentlife Weia
nilllg IRE ST. fiibren.
SormeII cr%Gffnet.
Cairo. @gpptcn, "A. G%e5embcr.-
Gle britiidcn GongosS treden Der
Cape ario.gobn limo tornell croft
net lporben. Siermit lit cine 5liom.
Interchangeable britiide 2inie bon 241
Meilen 2dnge bon GapItaot aus Ter.
tiggeiteat.
Sponien's Wablen.
Mabrib, IA. 9e5ember. - @ei.
tere @ablberidte laiien erieben, DUB
Die 2iberolen unb &epublifaner i'm
Nagemeinen crfol9rcib gemeien iinr.
Sn Woorio baben Die Siberalen %
ibrer Gonoiooten erpGbIt uno bic
Hepnblifoner t3. Sn Barcelona fei.
erten Die Haoifalcn eincn triumph
inben1 tic 10 ibrcr Gonoiboten aus eli
ner @eiamn1tSabl bon % Ourdbrod)s
ten.
abibicDsbincr iir Hooe-
pelt.
Nairobi, ii. Nesenlber.-Seutc
ga6 Der @nuuerncur Dem @IBrGii'
oenten Sbeooore H%ooiepelt Elm Nb.
ih~ieDsoiner. Ger omcrifoniihc @olt
miro nod bon perihieoenen boben
engliihen Yeomtcn beruirtbet iper,
Den, bepor or ieinc @eitcrreiic nadj
Der Gilgegenb ontritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Saft iu Mew-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., melde ieiner
aniidt pad onrf SofJperItan'
Oige geloit merben miiiien.
aleinigfeiten, mic Die Sflaperei
uno Die Mnnerion Der Ebilippi.
men fonitte ous Solf ielbIt ent-
iheioen.
Nem 9aperL Cont, fl. Se5,
= ErGjibent Saft fam belte aus
Nelp.9orf bier an ilnb mobntc elmer
Sibltna bes Gerpaltungsratbes Der
llniperiitat Dole bel, beiien Mitglico
er lit. Im gfbeno hubm CT antbeil
an oem Sabresbanfett Der Sonbels-
fcmmer, melhes i'm eroBen Speiic'
ioal Der ltnipcriitGt abeebulten piir.
DC, ullo Incident on 1000 8elh0fts.
tulte bes Stdates Connecticut ais
@dite beimobnten. ErGiioent lait
ni6 Yr1iioent slrtbur :. Saolep bon
he- uniperlitGt yale paren Die
bauptiGdlid)en Hebner. Scrr 1ait
iagte in leiner Hebe u,tcr anberem.
e& gebc 3iuei Sorten bon Troblemen.
nit wclhen iih Die 8eaierlrng befoi-
len miiiie, nanlih iolfe, pelde 2D.
Jung ollrd) Safueritdnoiae erbei-
ifell, uno iold)e, pcld)c bns @olf
ltlbit loicn fGnnte. 3r ben lebtercn
bitten Die Sfloperei, Die V%e5iebrngcu
Snil6en Den Stonten unb Der Hation
i,tb oic annerion Der Ybilippinan
acbort. Gle Sragen iiber Gourant,
Sorif nno Die 9eiteilerung Der Glen.
hobnen bogegen e~rfproerten 9ebano.
Lung Ourd SadpcrItGnoiae, menn iic
riftia aeloit meroen lollcn. Wcnn
bos Tolf oiclc Sraeen ocn Sod)pcr.
itGnbigcn i%iberloiic, 10 iperoc bic &c
nofrotie on Mltersihm1he iterbeii.
a!tein luelln es perind)e, Niles lelbll
iu tbltn. 10 mcrbe cs @emalttbGtiafei-
fen, pic b~icjenigen Der iranSoiiid)cr
Tcpolntion bcrbciiiibren.
aurS nad Mitternadt trat SER
Soft bic Hildreiie nod @oibingtpn
CT itb miro mergcn gornittag mic.
her bort cintreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Mcbr y3efurm" fir Mrmee nmS
Tlutte

@1nslife Gntbaltianlfcit bonn @enrB
gciltiger @etrGnfc ipI oen Soloa-
ten m,b Seelellten 5i,r Eflidt &C.
mod)t perbcl1.
Wab ingt to II, :. e., Ia. Te5br.
- Gon Der llcber5cl,gui,g ausgebcno,
onb Die politGnoige Gntbaltialnfeit
pom @eniiB beronidenoer @etrdnfe
om Yeiten ourd Die y. ~. 6. a."
in Der Arnlee uno Marine geforbert
lucrtcn fonnte. %ernannte 0as bier ia.
aenoe Nefprm.Gonflopc cine Geputo-
ton, pelde ole Gepartements oes
Terbonoes in bcioen niliforoern iol,
iofort cine Ganlpngne Su bielenl
;3fped 81 inauguriren. Gin Gomitc
erbielt Den Muftrag, lid gum YrGiis
benton Gait su begeben, nm i'm 81
ieiner Sorocrung elmer Mcfornl oeS
S%liltiSlpeiens 81 begliiflpiinid)en,
burd) peldc Die Sniti5peridleppung
10 meit, pie irgenO moglid, beieitigt
miro. Sn oen betrefienoen &eiolu-
tionen miro Der Hrdiioeut eriudt, 5u
9unoesrittern ltnb 9unoesanmGlten
WGnner 81 wdbler,, peld)e lire poae
araft baron iesen. bieies 3iel 5i err
reiden. 3as Gonflapc beitcbt ans
6iibrern Der &eiormberuegung in oe,t
geiommten Ser. Staaten, uno miro
mcbrere Gage III Sislrng bleiben nnb
toglid) nod Den anl Snae lt%attfinoens
ben @eid)dftSiitun1cn offentlideMai-
ienperlamnliiungen ubbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Gunaref-I crbanelungen.

Hrdiiocitens 9otihoit or Counties
pcrtbeilt .-Sobion reject 5u @ul-
item einer %ltarfen 6lottc. - Sc.
rien m1breno Der Seiertoge.
@oibington, 3. g., IA. Sea.
- Gas NeprdientalltenbollS nubni
gcl.te Die Sobresbotibait bcs HrGii.
rcuteu Dor mo iibcr1pies Die %cill5el.
l;cn 5beile al Die 5uitebenocn Gomi.
ties. Mui |orid)lag Tapne's (N.sY.)
mnrocn ollie oui Serpiqigrngen be-
5iialiden Garograpben an Die io1e-
nnnntcn yid)iafenben Counties fir
Tepartements : A%usgaben." oerer ei-
mes fir jcbcs Gepurtement eriitirt,
pcrpieien.
Sobion (9ln.) crying lid IN elmer
lungen Meoe ST @unlten elmer libero.
leren Slotten. Eolitif, reip. bcu Ban
bon mebr ariegsid)iifen.uno Ri6oro.
Jon tIIo.) befiirWortete reihlidcrc
gtcrpiai9unqen fir Snlono-@ oIler.
nege. McGcrmott (SQ.) reoete 5ll
@unitcn Der 5ollfreien Ginfubr BON
&olsbrei.
Gle Iiitrift Columbia erpini-
sunasbiu, welde $t0,000,OOO fir
bic Nilsgoben bes Iiltrifts i'm nGd)-
ten Sistaliobr aitsicet, ionic mel)-
rere Sllpuliocn > YeuiioltS6iQS iplir.
sen einbcrid)tct lnb Die 2cbteren n,i-
Gei,ommen.
Cos Sous nabm aud, ciilen Dc
idlliib oil, loilt meld)em iid) Der Cont
arcb pom Gienitag. oen 81. Tesem-
Der. iiber Die 5eiertn9e bis Iienitoa.
ocn A. Sanilar, pertagen ioll. I'm
2.47 perta9te it'd bos Sals bis NOR
gen.
Ger Sc,ot mar beiltc niht in
SiBune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15

miilion IN Sorter iiber ullb riidte %
1889 sum Megierungsrotb auf. Sm
Sabre 1890 ais Siilfsorbeiter in bas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Winiiterium be-
rufen, trat er in bieies 1892 ais @e-
beimer Hegierungs' nno portragen-
Der Hatb elm; 1895 gum @ebeimell
Sberregierungsratb beforoert, murbe
ct I'M WGr6 1900 gum 2anoesbaupt-
mann bon @cltialen erWdblt; Die
nadseiudte Gntlaiiung aus benz
Stootsbienlte muroe ibm inter BE
loiiung BON 8ong lno Sitel acpdbrt.
Nber idon i'm Ge5ember 1904 trot CT
III ben Staatsoienit 5uriid nno iiber-
iiobm i'm MiniIterium, Der o%fientli-
den Irbeiten Die 2eitllng Der 9au-
Mbtheilungcn. Son oa trat ger al
bic Spite oes aultlis Winiiterinms.
,Sm Sftober 1889 NOR linn Die Het.
turtgse Mebdile perlieben morocn:
i'm Sabre 1902 e%rrartte i'm Die afa-
bemie in Wiiniter gum Gbrenooftor
Der pbilpiopbiiden 6ofultat. Gr .eht-
itarnmt elmer i'm meltf1liihen Snou-
itrie : @esirf a%ngeiehenen unb begii-
terten Somilic. Sein Slater lit Gb-
renbiirger bon 9ortmluno, Dem Be-
ri,ie mad @ebeimcr HSuiti5ratb SIN
iuolt ullo Notnr, elmer ieiller griiber
GrItcr Stoutsanmalt III Hntibor, cin
onoercr S6crbiir9crnlciIter in Giien.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
SruscH perIhuben.

YittSburs, ga, IA. Gejcmber.
y. s. &eiron. Der iriibere Yrdii'
belt DER -SiOelitp Stumbling &c." IN
Der Stnot Heiu-Yorf, bette int bieli.
gen Griminolgcridt uui jluei Anflo.
gen ipegen ltnterid,loaung nno 5luci
Mnflagen bes GicbItabls pro5ellirt
perOen ioderL ober Die T%erbanolung
iuuroe olli unbeitimmte Belt peridos
ben. mo icine giirgid)aft I'LL getragc
bon $1,000 crneuert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Mnttcr nit StieKobm onrdlsesansen,

philadelphia, go, ID. TeSbr.
Games SnrnlalL cin englild)cr
Sarnler IN Ger Ndbe Der Staot. hat
nit ieiner iun,gen Sroli cine tribe
g~rfabrun9 9cntadt. Iiciclbe lit nit
ibrem lodterd)en unb ibrem Sticf,
John nnh benz Siiben bnrdlgeaangen.
&ormalL bate ieinen Sobn erit iln
poriaen Sabre anf ieille Soften bon
Gltglunb fonllllen lniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
And Der brittle HrGutisam ,unrbe ibr
entriHcn. 9

utiea. N..g., ii. TeScmber. -
Sssn Der Ndbc BON 8uilioro. Gbennn.
ao.G onntp, fonb aeiterl, iriib Der 1or.
nier &erniann Speneer. peldber iidl
AM nddlffen Norgei, perbcirotbe,
rDc[Ite, ieinen lob bci'nt 8ronoc iei.
ftcs StaIgebdroes. als feline Ser
Iobte Dor finn Sobren ifon einnlol
Dor benz Gbeidlub itanb, wnroe ibr
Grm6bIter bon eitem Giienbnbn5uac
iiberfnbren nno eetobtet. nno OILS iit
fi6 Dor 5rpei Sobren mieber perlott
bofte. erfrnnfte 'ibr 3~ufiinftiaer plot.
It'd unh itorb IN ipenigen Stunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Nus 9enti9tano.
@iitbcnOcr Mnsriff AMI ocn Miniiter
bes MnsiuGrtigen.

Sn,nler llod) Nadymeben Der Ybilos
belpbier Hebe bcs @rnien 9crn.
ltorfi. - Heihsfan5ler b. Beth.
monn%5ollmcg iiber Die Stim-
mlllg IN Den Heidslon0en. -
aiir5lid)e oeutidrsfran30iiite 3pi-
id)cnidae in 0ns red)te 2iht ge-
Itc0t. 11aomiral BON @oorig
'' 'fonllltt St eeiiii,er 5tuoieinlrrc,iiic, mad
Den Scr. Staoten. = gr.aultllS-
miniiter CT. auopiG Soae ans
Dem 2cbcn aei6ieoen.
@crlin, II. 3e6. II Die ySonl-
burger Nahridtten" MAIDEN cinen
bittercn gngrifi nuf Den Stoots.Se &c.
fretdr oes gcliBern Sreibcrrn bon
Sdon. Snotm Der StootsiefretGr
lid r~ildbultlos auf bic Seite oes
oeutiden @ptihofters IN @albing.
ton, @roien @ernltorff. Der in ieirer
Ebilooelpbier Hebe Den olloeutlhen
Gbontoitel unnngenebme @obrbei.
ten Ingte, gcitclt bat. lit or bel Dem
Somburger @lott IN %llngnnoe aefal.
len. Cine Micbergabe Der potent.
Id)cn Insloiiilngen lobnt iid) ieOof
nidt.
Geut d. -ran5oiide
3m d e nj ale.
Heid)sfultSlcr b. @etbmlam . SoQ.
lpcD bciprad, geltern i'm Heid)stog
Die Stellung Der Heihslanoc. Sci
oiciem Mnlob muroen alld Slpei Gr-
cignilie belprpd)en, lpelde ieiner3eit
leniotioneaes slufieben erregt bottcll:
Gle @eiBcnbur9 : 6eier uno Der DILL.
buulcn : Soil. Mnfniipfeno an Die
UNI Die Mitte oes Wonots OCTOBER
erfolgte Gntbiiqung zines frnn50li-
id,cn arieger > Ienfmals bel WeiBen-
burg, 100 on A.. Iuguit 1870 bns
critic grDbcrc Srcffen i'm Ieutid).
6ran5oiild,cn &rieee ltattfono. fiibrte
Der aan5ler aus, baB bel Der edible.
rung Der Gerenlonie, ipelfer nit oen
iron5oiiihen aud oeutid)e Geteranen
beitpobntcn, iolpobl in fran5oiiid)e1
lpie in oeutihen, 0ldttern llebertrci-
bnngen untergelaufen ieien. Giner.
leits ici Dies burd haupiniitiide
9ermertbung Der Ginoriide geldc-
ben, onoererieits ourd %Ausmalung
oeS sngetiigtcll nationaicn Shaoens.
Snnlcrtin iciel,, in Die Tootcnicicr
politiibe Montentc bineingetroecn
luoroel,, iucld)e inter ollen llnltGn.
bei, bGtteu iern6lcibsn niiiiien.
Die N~egiernilg Der ,Hcidslanoe, CT
fl6rte Der Aan5ier. babe oas BON Den
6~ran5oien anfaeitclte Hrnarnmm &c.
neb1ni1t NEIL tic bic Gkrung tapfcrer
aricger, ipcld)e in ocr Eertbeioigune
'ibres 0aterlanoeS gefdHen, nidt ia,
be hinbern ipcllcil. s4ei Der Nctbati-
gurlg Der TictGt lei bns 9elaiien CT
iies aelpilien Spielraumcs n,per-
mciolit pelucicn. 2ciber lei cS iii.
beiireitbor, bub Der Colt nid)t oilsgc-
reid)t babe. nm DISQUALIFICATION
fern sli baltcn. Der politiid)e Gbait-
~pinisnins babe peri,tdt, ben Sobtcn-
2ultits ieinen 3meden bienItbor 81
MAIDEN, iltOen1 Die @eid,cbtiiic ocS
@Dlferringens pom Sabre 1870
1871 III einer iiir boS beitid,e &c
fiihl p~erletenoen Weiie aiisaebeiitet
ipiroen. Ter aall5ler periiferte, es
let @oricrsf %eetroffen fporben, oob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
3Grtlidlc Iud,tcr.

Cutler, slla, Ia. 3e;cn,ber. :
Sliper e. u. Timer iuurbe lette Nad)t
BON Seniamin gruilter burd Meiier-
Itid)e toctlif perlest. llnb babel belt
Die, Softer timers Die SGnbe DeS
Soters binter oeiicn &iifen felt, 10
Dob CT lid nif)t lpebren fonnte. Mn
lesten Nolltog luar oic 2eid)e hcS
Sobnes bon Timer All Der 5biirc BON
grniiter's Saus %aeiunben moroen.
Gr icl ermorbct iporben iein, peiI er
cine Niebitaft nit ciner Sod)ter Der
Iomilie 9rliiter bate, nit weld]er
nlmer perfeinbct mar. 9ruiiter nabnl
nun &afc uitb fpiiroe babel bon Der
Sodlter lllmer's mtferltiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
@trmiidis teiesrapbiide Sepeiden.

9ei einer @aiiferci mdbreno Ell
i,cr poltiid)cn ainbtaiiie IN 5orring-
Ton, Gont., inr Snnie bon Utid)ael
Marfle, milrbe Der 80 Sabre oItc
George aorpa erltpd)cr. Gie Eoli5ei
llabm ied,s GerbaituMgen Dor.
- an Glepelan0. O., ipnroen bel
elmer grunbluien 6ener-Eanif i'm
.Waieitic. lbeater" Orei 6raiien ltl,-
icr Ole 1iibe setrampelt uno Die IN
l;cre Ginrif,tune bes 1benters Dor,
Der raienoen Meise BET ibrer 5lnfbf
i;iim lbeil bemolirt.
csss !sss s.s'.ss seisse. 9. as4s.s, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Gubc NIT Gdlrcfcn.

NemYorf. fl. Ge5embcr. -
@iuiom Goof, 30 Sabre alt, elm inl
.Mnnbotton.Sptel" onaelteat gcpeie-
ner aellrer, erid)oB 9eitcrn iriib ons
MGbdDeil. nit meld)em or ieit nlebrc-
rem Snlren Suiammcn gelebt bate,
in oeIicn @obnung IN Nr. 15S. @olb-
ingtonitrabe, Samnica. Cam begoh
ct iif nod leinem eigenen 3immer
it Mr. 172, Yroipectltrabe, lno iaete
iih cine aiigel in Den aopi, Die
altd) ieinem 2eben Elm ioiurtiees Gn-
De bcreitete. Gas Spfer bes Sd)pnr-
gen, Die crit %19-jdbrige Gtbel Marp
Gorie, ebenfals farbig bottc iih &C.
meigert. ldnger nit Gopf 5uiontmcit
ST Icben. mo linn eroffnct. iie lei nit
eincni anbcren sSarbiaen perlobt. -
9icie Nod)rid)t mar es, ipeld)e beil
2iebestollen in ioId)e @uth perieste.
ooB or beidlo6, iid) mo ooS Mdo-
den 81 toOtcn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-30

NORTH TOPEKA news

The Chapel car, in which services
will be held at East Indianola Sunday
and for several days afterwards, ar
rived in the Rock Island yards from
go feet long. The chapel room Will
seat lis people. Rev. ]. S. Thomas,
who has been with the car for fifteen
years, is in charge. The pastor has
the distinction of having been one or
the Youngest men in the Union army
in the Civil war. He enlisted when
he was 8 years old and was a member
of the light artillery Battery E, of the
First Tennessee, under General Stone
man. He says he went through the
whole war without getting scratch.
st was so years old a week ago
Saturday" said Rev. Mr.. Thomas. Il
was born eight miles south of Mary
Vile. Tenn. 1 enlisted in the Union
army at the age of 3. and think l was
one of 1.-The youngest soldiers In the
war / came out without a scratch.
The nearest 1 ever came to getting hit
was when a shell passed just back of
my neck.
after the war I attended Maryville
academy, about eight miles north or
my birthplace. I studied for the min
istry.
About fifteen years ago I was
placed in charge of the car and have
lived in it ever since. I have Travelled
mainly through Arkansas, Kansas and
Oklahoma In that time I have estab-
lished AZ churches. Nearly all of that
number organized now have buildings.
The majority of them were built in
Arkansas. That is a great state and
is the coming state. In many ways
as to religion. for instance, it is ahead
of the other states, in spite of the
stories told by the Arkansas Traveller
and other jokes heard about the re-
gion."
Thomas Page, president of the
Interocean mills, arrived in Topeka