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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Ter OcutId)c ScdJnifCrta0.
Erogromm fir oic 3uiommcntmit
pom 27. bis 81. 2mguit.

Gbtln0clpb ia, 2l. 9ntgult -
Gic %. &obreaoerionnnIlma oc9
!. GCutids2Imerifoniiden lcd)nitcr-
@erbnn0ca" miro pom 81 bis 81.
2luguIt bier obgebaltcn mcr0cn. 0o3
gIrronQcmCut6 Gonlitc 0cS bicii9Cn
.Tcutihcn (cfnifer &crCiuS" bat
oo5 folgcnoc rcicbboltige Yroaronm
oli 1cItcIIt; 6rcjtoa Den y. 2huauit
NiorqcnS 10 llbr. SitinG Der Cclc-
gotten inn Glub.2ofaI 9}r. 532, Ioro
4. StroBc; 9lbeno5 ofii5iclIer @m-
pinng Der @Gitc i'm Glu6.2ofol
Somitog, 0cu 2S. Mug &ormittugs,
2,uaiug noh 6reibofcr'S 9Gferci
o@irnb College" 2coguc SSlonO,
9toop 2)orO mo ,@ngiuccriug Bull.
Ding Der llliucriit1t bon Ecnunlpos
ricn; 9tadnitto0S 2luSihlg nuN Der
Nalmlt 2oncs@riide lru0 SmbiB I'M
ySn0inn Rod.6otcl" o0cr &ullCu
OrrBP, IOClpS, SollllllerS tllt NCrtCll
mo lbcoterbeiudb iiir Gomcn, Soun.
tog Den %. Nuguit &ornlittnaS,
6rii6ihoppcu i'm Club %ofol lclcgo.
tcnbcridtc, ,Iobrcabcrirbtc mo &or.
trdGc; 9todbmittog9, Nootiobrt ouf
0cm QcIomurc 9iiper lmo 9ciidti.
grug Scr Sorrcsoolc 6iltrir.2lnlogc
mo 6iid3iIhterei; }lbCnoS 6omilicn-
2IbCnb I'M Ghtb.2otol. Woutoq oeu
80 9Iuguit &orInittuq0, 2lusilug;
9iohmitto9s 8icuic muo HreiSfegeln
im0 g(bcnOS 9onfctt anb 9all in Den
HGumcn oc5 .8crndituIm Grifctt-
Club" 0iclItng ben 81. gIltglIt,
aatcririlbItilf unO 2lbidieO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Sic Giicnbabncn iicarcidD.

Gbicugo, "a. 2Iug. - Sm bic.
Iigen Nlnoesgerid)t murhC geitcrn ci-
ucr 2ln5o6l lucitliher Giicnbobncn Elm
pcrnoncntcr Gill6nItsbcicbl gcgcn oic
5mildcnituutli6c Sanocl9 Gommil=
iion in oem Oiiiiollri 9liucr Hotcn-
ToIl beipiligt. Iic Hi6tcr @roScllp
uno &obliunt morcn iiir ocn Gin
DoltsbeicbI lno 93id)tcr Vofcr 0u0c=
gcn. Tic Nrtentrn iiir ben GinboltS-
Gcicbl porcn Die nGbicogo, nod
1slono & Fncific 9obn," Die oGbi.
cogo, burlington & Guincp. 9obn, "
oic oGbicu9o, Diilmultfcc & StEnul-
&obn," Die yG6icoBo & gtortbucitern
Vubn," ln0 Die Waiicnucrmoltcr Der
uQbicogo @rcot WeIiern 9obn," Die
n&llinois GcntroI.." 0ie Sunto Sc,
oic ygllton-," Die =, ,Wiiiorri Euciiic., d"
cir n6risco.9obn," ionic pcriHicocnc
8loBc BcrienOer, Aiihtcr @roscllp
Ingte, inoem CT Die Gntiheioung ob.
CAB, OoB cs lid in Dem porliegenoen
safe niht 10 picl I'm Die ,5rage 3mi.
it1en Den 8ericnocrn mo oen Giien.
6cbncn honblc,. oils INN Oic CONNER.
5icllen Sntrrciien pon Gcnuer un6
Gem lcrriturillm 0itliG pom Miiiii.
iippi Giber einerieit5 uno ocn Sntc.
reeiin Der Miiiouri Jiipcr.St1Dte an.
6trcricitS. Gurd Die gntiheioung
berIirrcn Die Otiiiouri 9iiper. Stdotc
Die @ortbciIe, peIdc iie bisbcr genoi.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
ErnnlDlOania GiicnOabn
BnArtin.
Die slmfre6terbaltums cimcs stanSarO.

Sin meitgereicr Qori u8tc r3i e Ser Hidfebr cncr
Nc sd tonte ioo crtcnnc mcnn i'd olf oero Fennpudno
9obn" 0c @n}enbct oe5 0icncs lit bcerer Nrt
@s lit oieic beierc Nrt" mce Ole pEcnnpuona gobn 5ur
Soooro 9obn gmerifa mot O ocn Weltemetten 9f be-
griuoet bat.
lin occn Saoa0 anrct SIT crbocn mar e ole erltc ene
bobn i'm Qon0e ole StubimC bClbtc oic Stbrene eIbre
Den @eleic @oiertrog buB Nas god Sptem etnbtrtc oen
olneo" ugoent nit alien eCu &orbcin cinithrtc mo ben
is Stmoe }ug 5mien Nem9or m6 Gbiago III Vetrteb Be
I'm 0en bobcn Storbur0 uucht t ebultcn bat lie Den
5enpeg NcnOorf bis GbNogo NIT Stenbnlnt per'ehcr
tic eparote gCieore 6rudine Neporf bis
Btts6mg gebo bat lie encu Gncl inter Dem SuoIon6 6lB
lest i9nin Noogcr 9abnbof i'm @erjm Der
Soot Nep.9orf.
GuB lie ibrn hobn STANDARD r Sdienetme8c, GQipirmg,
derbeta OtoBrgcn mo i'm 9ceb ouedt erbolt miro 0rd
bos a6iote ebn t6otIcn lni0uen o ibren Sinien I'M
Sabre 1908 0ur oen moCrtolCn Hecoro oeS yFCpoanio
Special" ir oc bier lebtcn Gabc bcmtelen nbloI obrpon
genGB in Rem ?o no Chicago gSn uno CONNER III SO
je0en 100 logcn.
Ger 3ugoienI Scr @cpniphoio-9obn" lit Der mm1dn9idc
Mubto6 nodh oen ole an0crcn ucrglidm mer0cu (230
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Gnolidy.

" a bington, :. g., 81. 9li,O.
- Gos Stoota Gcportement bot pc1
Gem @cianotcn Jhliicll IN Caracas
ein lcIcgrnmm erbolten, III melbcm
auagciiibrt miro, 0oB 0os llcberein.
fcmmen in Dem 8rihiielos5oq, pcl.
DIES am 2i. 2Iuauit lnlter5eihnci
mlroe, Dem Stouts 1eportement
]ugegongcn ici. Gem ltebereinfonl,
men 5uiolge 5obIt 8cne3uelo Den Ser.
2tnoten $475.000 wopot Elm 9ldtcl
Noor imo Der HeIt idbrIid] in 1lei.
bcn Sl6iAIogsjobIungrn 81 entri6tcn
III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25

Gen uno gemdbrt cine prohtpolc9luSs
licbt oli oo9 Niccr lm0 pic &oritdOtc,
9lbuonNoubcim
9ou6cim Sciicn 2l 9luguIt.-
Sri. autborinc GItin3, ibrc Nhlttcr
unO 0iencriL bobcu Ocu aoiicrbof
ucrIuiicn. Sbr nd6itc3 8ciiejieI lit
nid)t bcfonnt
@lib ih l0attn q ottc@s
huu@.
yucca, Stolieu 81. 9htQuit.-Iic
Norifirhc III Gcuo, eiucm bcnohbor.
ten Qori muroe pom @lib gctroiieu
Gna 9od itiir5tc Elm lmO 5luci 9Il'
n0cbtigc plrOcn gctootet m0brenO
15 9ln0crc pcrlCBt lulu0cn.
No cbr G 6pleruf illc.
9 t. Yctcr1 burM a, Mug -
M0brcnO Der lebtcu 2l Shmocn itor.
ben bier II Ecrlpncn al Scr Cholera
ltn0 % GrtrnnflIn0cn iuur0en angcs
mclOct. l}n &olpiuo murOcn 80 neue
Solc rcgiitrirt, Sn Yotou iino 41
Nouern ouf Oic 9mI6uloiglmg bin
ncrboitct luoroen, iih bel Dem tiirj-
licben GboIero 9hlfrubr bctbciligt
81 bobcn.
Sic ruiiiiHen SOmmer.
Wf uu0Ocr.
IT. Yeter& burM u. 9lugllit.
- Die rliiiihen Sonrmer Mon0per
nobnen acitern iGren 2lnioug. Der
NroBiiirlt 9ticbolo9 lcitct oieiclbcn.
Ger &aiicr lit 5uGcGcu. @enerol s.
&nmiIton bon Der britiibcn 9lrmee lit
ieiu @oIt Die bIoue 2Irmce, luclhe
aus 0cn @oroe Corps belteDt, miro
bon @cncrol 0aniIoif conmnnOirt.
&br lit Der 9Iuitrog 81 lbeiI gcmor.
OCu, Die 0oaptituOt qegen Die rotbc
glrncc, luelhc bon General gSititin
cnummt0irt miro, ST balten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25

bcr 5tetburaer Srnii8tsidcr mono. etfnnb ons
sohiehpnber. hurdl tpelcbes 1unienoC getboict
nito unidqides Gleno In Der Ael dnqertns
tet iuurbe 3ie Ct 9ernurOsg griloer u6er er,
inn6en bic berrlibe Fne bic loren GameH
trdat Pis ans Groe oer 1dae Sunfen ote
Der aeter. 9lierelt ulo &eronuniias scraane tit
ten fete ciile tHocn iurliieu ino bird bic
ct. 0ernaroshrduierpiu geheili ipurben ben
Ct. eernarosglUnben fir bic auberoroeutlibe
@rflnonna m alien glpoi6efen III baben
(gGpIGtfS fSr 5&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Winiifcr crtrnnfcn.

9ltlontic Gitp, N,-S, 81.
9ltgliit. 1Srit arcnfel, cir 0luIi-
fer, rucl6er oui einenl Der bicligcn
Eicrs ipielte, ertranf beltte Morgell
beim 9uoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
gSein mus cs icin.

NoiD Dington 3. g., "a. 2lug.
APit Der 9egriinblmg OuB inter
ten 9eItimltlltBen oeS 9leinnobs
rlngsniittcl 8eieses Der CONTINENT
baS 9fe6t bat, 5u erinbren, nelden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
StannenCrregcnO.
Sic gcItri9cn 2ciItnngen jn Itbcims
grcn5cn an bas llnglamblide.

@}oulbon bait Oos YubIifum our6
i0rmli6 tolItiibnc Seiihmgen in
utbcmloier Sponnmg.- 9leriot
briCbt obermals einen 3Ccoro.-
Ter @r1iioent Ger iron3oiiihen
Hcpu6Iif ser Gbrcngnit oeS Ia-
RcS. - Nerr 5oQiereS lnterbdIt
iih nit GurtiB lmo begIiid.
luiln'dDt Ocniclbcu jn ieiner Slug
mnidliuc.- 9lmenu &oriIIa iliegt
cbcninIlS.
u bcim ;. 2l. Au1uit. - W. 9le'
riot Ie9te bellte in leinenl Wtono'
plan cine Strede bon 6 1i5 Weilen
in 8 Wtinutcn iwb DO Sefun0cn
Nlriid. Ter bisber qemodte &ecorO
mar s W}inuten uno 30 Sefunoen.
GrGliocnt 6oliereS mobntc in 8c.
glcihIuQ bcS MiilitGr @ouuerneur5
ocS Icportcnents, oes britilden 8es
ncrol.2icutcnonts Sir SSobn 6reuh,
ocS ErcmierS 9riono un0 oes Otin:s
itcr9 fiir 0fientlihe glrbeiten Nfille.
runO oen heutigen glufitiegen bel.
@leih bel iciuer glnfllnft beiiftigtc
Erdiioent ,SoQiereS Die sSlligmoidt-
ncn, bel luelfem glnlniie CT lid oltrdJ
cinen IoImetiher nit 6urtiB inter.
bicIt. GurtiB uoate ib 5uerlt 5ii'
riid5icben, 0of mnr0e er oennod)
Dem Yroiioenten porgeItelt. 9lls man
&rn. SolliereS nlittbeilte, oaB 0er
9lmcritoner tein 6ran5oliid iprede,
erluioerte bieier: nGr tbut 9eliereS.
olS Gos. er er5ielt &elllltote, Serr
SolliereS luor beionoerS iiberrolht.
bob GurtiB geroplan i'm @erboltitiB
ju oen onoeren Shlg.gLpparaten 10
flein mar,
Der iunge Duncan gartQa mar
Der Gritc. peIder ieinen gIufit:eg
mod)tc. Seine GpoIntionen in Scr
&uit fl0Btcn oen 3uid)ouern 5lrueileIt
Sholl0crn Gin SIS ging ein itarfcr
@ino, 10 0oB lid 0os SuitidIiff 3lt-
mcilen ocrort dlf Die Scite neigte,
ooB Die 3uifouer glnllbten. ouiielbc
milroe ieOcn glligenblid llmldlogen
unO bcrabltilr5eu, Stiirmilher 9ei-
foll begriiBte oober, oIs Der fiibue
<itihifiCr nud elmer uollfommencn
RlInOe lidl Oireft Dor Der Sribilne
nicOerlieB, oenielben.
gSenigc Wtinllten ipGtcr itieq GouI-
BAN orf luclder in elmer Sobe oolt
100 SUB on Der Eribilne borbei iuGr
lno i'm TerlalIfc IeineS SlugeS Die
0obe BON $50 Sub erreidte. Gr
mo6te oic Hrnoe in II Miniiten mo
l3 Sefnn0cn. Seine 5lueite uno
brittle yiinoe mohte Ynltlbom lit
elmer Soobc pon 800 Snb, oonn fam
or blibihneq. cine &urpe beihreibeno.
bcrunter, lmo piele Der 3uihouer.
nelhe glollbten. oob er Die GontroIe
iiber iein Sd)iif berloren babe. ifrien
lollt oili ,3pon5ig 8HB oom Gro
boocn entiernt leufte Der fiibne 2ltft-
ihiiier ieine Woihine in lpogerehtcr
lueiter. beitridl in oieier
Sobc eincn areis Dor Der Iribiile
uno lieB iid) iodte nieoer. Gu8 Rn.
bliflum gcrietb bel oieier 2eiItitn0
beinobe mtBer lid por 9egeilterung.
@G6reno ieincr 3ueiten 9iunoe Iticg
Youlbom einnal 5u elmer Sobe BON
800 Sub cmpor, 10 ooB piele ,Srouen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
SUI 9uicI.
Sin bnrdJ SdJuappS uOcr Gucnin
Bnlbpcrrilft acmadJtcr 9tcgCr
idJiekt 20 Ecriunrn

Monroc, so, Der SHuuploB Der
Sd)unotbot. - Ser SdicB6olo
nicocrgci6oiicn rnO ouf ciucm
0iicntIihcu @liotc pcrbrouut. -
3nci icincr Cpicr t00tlid ucr-
Icbt. - Der N}opor pou W}onroe
llttCr Ocn &crmlnoetcn. - @cit-
Iifc GiiCnbobncu crriuGcu ci-
ncu Sicg ii6cr ole 3miihcnitoot-
Iidc $oon0cIS Gouniiiion -
@i6tigc Gntidcioung iir @ein.
bdnoIer. - 0}ulifcr crtrllnfCn.
0tonroc, 60, u. Mug. - Gin
)cgcr. Der cnhuc0Cr our6 S6nopp3
rOer Gocoin boIb mobulnni9 gcmo6t
ullroe, fam beutc nit elmer ooppcl.
lGuiigcn ShrotiIiutc bcmoiiuct BON
nCr Wonroc, StroBe in Oic N}niu.
StruBc 9crannt iW0 bc1onn linfS
mo rChtS oui oic Foiiontcn 5ll iGic.
zen. 0nS 6cucr mur0c uon 0clt @iir.
Qcrn Crlui0ert mo uon mcbrcrCu au.
Gclu gctroficlL ltiir5tc Der NeAcr sur
Groc. 3mon5ig Der Eniiontcn bottcn
@lmocn ooOon 9etroGcn. 2ll0 Der 9tc.
scr iicl, mltr0e Der @cidnom mittcn
oui Die StroBc 9eIhlcppt, ip0tcr obcr
nah cincm oifentIicben SQuore &C.
brndt lnO bort pGrbronnt. Der Nc
lijiit Bigger mllr0c non Dem 4cgcr
iii 0cn llnterleib geidoiicn lmo miro
mobridcinlih lterben. Ger 0iiliss
heriif u. u. @rant nuroc III Die
2Anllt uno oen Sails gedJoiien.
Simon Worfs, Elm &nuimann, crs
belt cine t0btIid)e Sd)uBmltnoe in oic
Ntlllt george U(cGorlllld mllroG 0cr
cine Arm bcinobe mrggeriiicn Ooh
bilrite cr nit Dem 2ebcn oouon font
men, llntcr 0cn 8ermunoctcn beiin.
oct iicb aud Dinpor ,5oriptbc, Ood)
iin0 icine @lmOcn uidt crtltboiter
9totlr.
Ter 9tcger pur0e oli cincn 0ml-
ion 2lbf1Ilc getragen lulo bunn mur.
0cn 3C6n Bollonen aoblcnol ilber i'm
acgoiicn. (roB iciucr Mlnocn beNob
iih Der Wupor nod Dem ShouploB,
mr oic Ger6rcnnlng ltottionO, uno
dppelIirte on Die 9iirgcr, bon i6rem
@orbobcn db5ultebch icOoh pergc-
bcnS. Iic 0eiHditc Itcbcn till.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
g.udl cine Ginianno mabrldlcinlid,.

g8oibtngton, :. g. "a Aug.
Is iino olIc 9lusiidten iiir cine
Glniaung Der Iiiicrrn3en 5miihen
her GtncrpsGo. non Bolton itno Der
glcgicrllng BON @ticara9tn, pclhe
baourb cntItonncn ooB Die 9icbic.
ring Scr c5cieuidoit cinc Gonjciiion
iiir ous Shlogcn Don NaGu1onp.
S,oI} crtjog uorbonoelL obne bob
Die 9Ingelrgenbeit cIncm Shicos8e-
liht ltl1ter6reitet merOen ntltB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Baltimore & Ohio
GrtnrFons>SuactiR.

St.25-6rcoesid, Nntietnm (tceoNspiue),
0ngcrstumn uno Suriid, SUuntaa,
~ Auguit Spe8ldlIuQ ucrIaBI
Mtulnt Robas Stntipn s Gprmlts
tags, GumoensSt0tiun sos 8orm.
philadelphia nno 6urid.
Sl.JO-NHeitet nno Suritd.
S1,00-gSi Silmingtpn lfto 6urii6.
SuHntaa, ben %. gluguit. Spes
8iul8u9 pcrldbt SumoCns&a6ubui
&orm Wst NuOu!sNnbnboi sos
&urm dBt RbidoepDla fir
Die fildidbri G.45 glbenos.
silaaarn.5an .GrfuriiOurn
SiO.65-SrettnG, g. uno II. September.
eCptember @iuete piltia 10 gus
&c, ciHfbie6ib Ina bcs GerfnlIfs.
Spe6lnl5n9 nit Gnndca NIB 3uu-
man BarIur g9apqors pcrIdbt ben
GauloenfgdbHbpi $40 Surnl.. nj.
&nrd Enbnbut $40 &orn. Snrh
has iumplc Hcbipb Ibal aoie
Shtpei8 BON 9lmerifu."
t237tb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
S6lcd)t bOrbrrcitct.
i'm Eager scr SpNniCr 5n Wclilln
Bcrridcn Ihlimmc 3nItGnOc.

8 nan9cIt an Fropinnt unO cjncr
}icIbeluuBtcn 6ii6rlng. - Gic
SoIootcn cnl 5uionlmcnarpicrdt.
- @cfobr iiir Ocn 2lua6rr6 Don
cpiOcmiiNcn aroufbcitcn. -
@citcrc fiinjc6ntouicno N}onu
III Spmicn moriNbcrtit.- 28cu.
lCr m0Ntc mitmohcn. - @}oIicns
Minribtlugcn in 0Ociio mO
Gifli2. 9mfitonO in Siiomcit-
9Irobicn.- Mcbr Gbolcroi1uc.-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-24
"The Silent Fourteen"

AS the name in the above cap
tion indicates, Medicine Lodge has
Silent I ourteen" Club and the
strange feature about it is that it
is composed exclusively of ladies
which would have a tendency to
arouse a suspicion that the Club
has been wrongly named. But
this may be an innovation and
its aims and purposes may be
that of disproving the popular
opinion considering The Woman
Beautiful and her talking propen-
sites. However, this is merely
speculation and from the very nat
ure of the name our society report
er is precluded from informing
himself as to the mission which the
new organization is to perform.
The Club was organized at the
home of Mrs. Skinner last week
and the first session was held at
the home of Mrs. Ellis yesterday
afternoon.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-24
Kansas Land as an Investment

Some years ago lived in the
little old town of Medicine Lodge.
| I-tramped and rode over most of
the land in Barber county and know
how little store was set on most of
it. Out west of the town of Medi-
cine Lodge was fairly good quar-.
ter section of land. / could have
bought it for a thousand dollars
easy enough wl1en left there IS
years ago. There were two reasons
why | diden't buy it. One was be-
cause l didn't want it and the other
was because | did not have the
thousand dollars.
Years after that a gentleman by
the name of Williams came there
and bought that quarter section for
$500. The man who sold it
was of the opinion that he had
struck an easy mark, and in that
opinion most of the old settlers
conceded. For years that same
quarter section has been paying a
big return on 10 times the original
investment, and the other day Mr..
,, Williams sold it for $4,000. The
probability is that he made mis-
take in selling it even at that price,
for there is hardly any other invest
ment that will yield him such a
return and be so safe.
Alfalfa did the business. The
quarter section would never have
made any such advance in price i
it had been farmed in either corr
or oats or wheat. The Medicine
valley, which used to be sort o
scofed at by people who didn'
know much of anything about it
is showing itself to be one of th'
greatest alfalfa countries in tn
world. Within five years the prob
ability is that a good alfalfa farm
in the Medicine valley cannot b
bought for less than 5000 per acre
1T. A. McNeal in Mail & Breeze
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-24
a Dog Story

A young man whose home, most
of the time, is in this city has been
weaned of the habit of coaxing
dogs away from their rightful own
er. The remedy in the case was a
long buggy whip and an irate man
behind it.
Briefly told, the story runs in this
fashion, names being omitted:
The purloiner of the dogs was
working in the neighborhood about
twelve miles up the river: On re-
turning to town one starlit night
he conceived the idea of taking
with him three fine grey hounds be.
longing to certain farmer. Two
days thereafter this farmer was in
formed that his hounds were care
fully guarded in this city, and it
was only few hours later that the
owner of the hounds was on the
scene. Riding up to the place the
dogs were kept he greeted the new,
self appointed guardian of the dogs
with a hearty Good Morning, fol-
lowing it up with, "Nice hounds
you've got there. eyes, they're
dandies," replied the pseudo owner.
"Where'd you get 'em," rejoined
the real owner, growing, a little
more impatient and looking his
newly discovered "friend" straight
in the eye-balls. ooh, bought
'em up the river" came the reply
in a feigned indifference. Then
with a ''you-lying-s-b-you stole
them -from-me" he landed on the
young man swish-swash-w whang
and there was race for five blocks,
and soon the owner of the hounds
returned quite out of breath but
wearing countenance Of one sat-
is6ed. He reclaimed the dogs and
went on his way rejoicing.
The other party to the transac-
tion, like the proverbial mother in
law, ''hasn't done anything since
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A Sun City Quartette

P.D. Martin (white) and G.
Smith, Ed Taylor and John Cluke
(colored), quartette of imbibers
hailing from Sun City, were fined
in police court Tuesday afternoon
of last week for drunkenness. A
uniform fine of $40 and costs was
imposed, amounting to Total in
each case of $40. so, but when they
came to making an inventory Of
cash on hand, Smith found that he
was limited to 50 cents, and Mar
tin and Taylor. each were "short'
one dollar while Cluke paid out
on one hundred per cent basis.
ALI were discharged on payment
of their available cash, excepting
Smith, who was committed to Jail
on double charge. Aside from be-
ing drunk and boisterous, a search
of his person revealed a pair of large
'sknucks" and he was arrested on a
state warrant Immediately issued
by Justice Tedrow, charging him
with carrying concealed weapons
Apparently, the four came tc
town for no other purpose than
that of getting on a big drunk.
They claimed to have gotten the
whiskey at Sun City. Martin, the
white man, is section foreman, and
was little worse off for drink
than the negroes.
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A Nauseating Offense

R. O. Ward was arrested on
Monday by City Marshal Stevens
charged with maintaining bawdy
house in the southern part of the
city. He entered a plea of guilty
before Police Judge Kidd and was
fined $50 and costs, amounting to
$50, which he paid.
Immediately after paying the
fine he was arrested on a state war
rant and brought before Justice
Collins. His trial was set for I
o'clock yesterday afternoon, but
the case had not been disposed of
when the paper went on the press.
This is the worst case of deprav.
ity that has ever found its way on
the court records in Barber county.
Ward admitted in open court that
his wife was guilty of receiving
male callers, some of them being
Mexicans, with his approval, and
did not appear to be at all humili-
ated. He promised if the fine was
made sufficiently low so that he
could pay it, he and his family
would leave town.
Unfortunately the couple have
three small children, two of whom
are at home and one being cared
for by relatives. The officers are
trying to find way to take care
of these children.
When Ward was arrested the
second time, his wife seized gun
but Sheriff Mathews disarmed her.
Whether she intended to harm her
self or shoot the sheriff, Mr.. Math.
ews does not know.
The case is one that has annoy
ed the people of the town several
months and it is a relief to know
that it has at last been~broken up.
1t is astounding to what depths
human beings can sink. Though
condemnation is deserved their
hopelessness is cause for pity.
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A Sudden Death

Glenn A. Hollis, son of Albert
Hollis and wife of this city, died
on Monday morning at s o'clock.
He was ailing with a sore throat a
week before his death. On Satur-
day DR.. Gilbert was called and the
case seemed to yield to treatment
nicely until Sunday evening when
he became very much worse, al
though he ate heartily that day.
At 3 o'clock on Monday morning
he got better again but in a few
hours took another relapse and
soon passed away.
The suddenness of the death and
general symptoms led DR.. Gilbert
to suspect diphtheria and he at
once sent the affected tonsil away
for examination, He expects to
hear the result today. In the
meantime the family is quarantin-
ed.
A private funeral was held on
Monday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. Imboden, and the little body
was inferred IN Highland cemetery
Little Glenn was born in Page
county. Iowa September 6, 1904;
died in Medicine Lodge, Kansas
November ~, 1909, aged 7 years,
months and 16 days. He is the
older of two children and his sud-
den taking away coupled with the
circumstances surrounding the
death, is most sorrowful. Mr.. Hol-
lis and family came to this city
from Attica, Kansas about two
years ago. They are excellent
people and their friends and neigh.
bors feel deeply for them in the
great griefthat has overtaken them.
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Arrested in Oklahoma

A crime which was committed
near this city last spring is now in a
fair way to be handled. Last April
while Will Jarvis was away from
home his house was entered and a
shot gun, gold watch and num-
Der of small articles were stolen,
the total value of the stolen goods
being about $50. At the request
of Mr.. Jarvis and the officers no
mention of the theft was made by
the press and during all this time
the sheriff and county attorney and
the owner of the stolen property
have been quietly working on the
case.
Their labors finally yielded re-
turns last week when Sheriff Math-
ews went to Ringwood, Oklahoma
and arrested Alvis E. Dyer and re-
turned with him on Thursday.
Sheriff Mathews, assisted by the
sheriff of Major county, Oklahoma,
searched the home of Dyer's par
ents and found the gun and the
watch and some of the other arti-
cles, all of which Mr.. Jarvis iden-
tifes. The parents were in abso-
lutte ignorance of their sons crime
and were almost dumbfounded at
what was revealed. The father,
himself, had purchased the watch,
believing that his son had come in
possession of 1t honestly.
Young Dyer is only 18 years old.
He worked for Patton g. Irving,
we'll drillers,w of this city in the
spring and living, close to Mr.. Jar
vis's farm, knew of the property
and had easy access to it. After
his arrest he made a full confession
to Sheriff Mathews.
His preliminary hearing was
held before Justice Collins on Sat
urday and he was bound over to
await sentence in district court in
February. He could not give bail
Nand was remanded back to Jail. He
repeated the confession he made to
Sheriff Mathews, in justice court,
and is anxious to begin serving his
sentence.
Practically all of the stolen
property has been recovered by
Mr.. Jarvis,
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The Junior Band

Under the direction of Ralph Ew-
ing a Junior band has been organ.
lied in the city. We trust that the
boys will not do as most of the
young men and boys have done
heretofore when similar organiza.
tions were attempted, but that they
will stick to it until they become
good players.
The members of the class are:
Howard Painter, Alto
Richard woodward, Alto
Harry Painter, Baritone
Willie Rankin.
CLIFFORD Schmidt, Cornet
Gussie Palmer. :.
Franklin McCiain. !"
Glen Lindley. q
Everett Shell. clarinet
Allen Hfbbard, ..
Milton case.
Bertram Burton. 81
James Martin. Piccolo
Robert warwick. B. Drum
Dick Elliott. 8. Drum
Raymond Schmidt, Tuba
CLIFFORD Lindley. Trombone
Paul Fair. -
Gordon Ldndley