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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

IN gleid)em Mabe ridtig lit ieine met
tere IeuBerung: STE @etranfefrage
Int nit Ser Holitif u11o Sen Horteien
an uno fir iih nihts 5u tbun; lie lit
BON rein moraliider un5 %lo5ialer Be
beltl1ng."
Gem Stuote Mniabuietts," iagt
ous %genannte 8oitoner 8lott oes 1pe1=
tere11, uermudien mebr als genug
Shmierigteiten aus oem Hrobibi=
tionsgeiebe, Bis 0ieies 5urd oas 81
5en5geiet bei eitigt m1tr5e. Soate lia
Maine fir 2ofulSptien entidei0en,
10 mer0en 0ieie etpigen Haufereien
iiber sic @etranfef roge a%ufboren."
SIM rGlepeIano 8luin 0ealer" lele1
mir: STE @ultung @oo0rom Millons
gegeniiher ser n9iquor Qlel tion" ut
1pirflih eririiden5. Gr lebnt es rrbig
un6 beitimmt ab, ii4 uber cine 6roge
Ses tpeiteren aus5ulaiien1 pelde Den
meiiten 0ffentlidrn Mannern grobe
ltngelegenbeiten per1r iadt fat. ct
gibt einfah ieine Mniidten fun5 uno
laBt es 5abei bemen0en.
.Mls @ooiepelt in Chicago iein poli=
Tides @luubensbefenntniB nblegte,
erfIurte er iih befanntlih bereit, ieoe
sur Sod@ aeborige 6rage ST. beont=
morten. u@ie benfen Sic iiber Sic
@etranfefrage? erihoGte es laut uno
fraiftig BON ser @aIerie. v@ehen Ste
in cine gIementoriduIe. Sic @nabe!"
lautete sic iiber5el1genSe Mnt1port.
Ser u@aibinqton Star" iagt: Sic
BON @ooorou @iIion in 8e5ug auf
Sic gituution in Maine abgegebene,
Sahin Iautenoe Grfl6rung, Sic &C.
tr6nfefruge lonte SIT fetter Eartet=
fraqe genrndt tper6en, modt Sen etn=
6ruf zines @eriuhes, Sen Nrobibi=
tions=&nn0i0aten ghafin bon Ser po=
Iitiihen @enernItabsbark peri4mm=
SEN gu Iaiien."
Ser @tonSpunft Grdfioent Sofftts
betreffs ser porIiegenben Trnae 1T
binIdngli6 befunnt. STIR itm lit lie,
tpie fir SEN oemofrotrden Hrait6ent=
Observation-Disclosures, cine aus ser Eolttif
acknowledgements Mngeleaenhett, Iber
Sic elm je6er fir iia iebit 5u entidei<
SEN Fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Gin Sort 5tt @nniten un:
tere5 @~robfapitaltS:
mus.

@er gegerrmartig ourd 5erporbe=
b1ng ser guten geiten Ses @roBfapi=
tolls ar,h NIT oen erbartetiten Sbotio=
hen ii6 0ffentlt4 ooer pripatim ber=
porrpagt, miro Don iogenannten Ero=
grellipen, BON SEN mirfliden un6
@oulo+be=S o5tuliiten als &olfsf etn1
periarieen. Sc muroe in einem BE-
reits friber %eridienenen Mrtifel auf
oas uniinnige @ebabren io5iuliitiider
sdreib6lie, STE ales uno je0es &o=
pitaI in 8auid un5 9ogen als polfs=
ausruubeno uno ausiaugen0 anieben,
bingepieie len. Sic Aufbdufuag groben
8aor-. ooer Nttien : @apitals in Sen
6an6en @in5elner ooer perb6ltniBmd=
Big @eniger bat geuiB sroBe lo5ial
ltebel in unierem 9anoe ge5eitigt. Sc
itebt nun aber anger 6roge, 6aB un=
iere groBen 1otiornlen unternebmurt=
gen, sic ntdt MIR unierer gan5en Sea-
ton ols @ei omtbeit, lonoern nift
min6er SEM %ein3elnen amerifaniIden
gurger gu unberedenbarem, menn=
gleid niht immer unmittelbarem Mu<
BEN gereifpen, MIR ser I'M @roBfapitul
nie0ergelegten Madt mogli6 gemor=
SEN iin6. Dime @roBfapitaI bdtten
mir feiren Ganamafanal, feline MOTTO
nalen @erfebrs1pege me6er gu @aiier,
nod gu 2an0; obne @roBfapital 1pdre
Ser rteiig idnelle 3uapo6s unierer
@roBitd6te NIT ibren foltipteligen
ginridtungen nidt mogli6 gepeien.
@enn Sic amerifantide Natio1 MIR
eine @roBthnt oes omerifaniiden
@rpBfapitals. mie Tie ser 8ou oes So
namafanals lit, auf5umeiien Bette, 10
tpGre 6omit ihon elm @auptgrl1n5 ser
Griiten5bere6tigung 5es @roBfopitals
ertpieien. lin MIR poriibergeben6 rod
zines on0ern Site ienunternebmens III
n1diter MGbe 6es Horamu : aanaIs
@rmdbnung 5u hun, lei nur birge<
mtei len nuf bie foloiialen Sanirungs-
%,arbeiten, 6te 6anf amrifaniidem @a-
pital int Ben bei6e11 &afenit1ote1r 60
Ion am Mtlantiiden un6 Nononro an1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

0OO,O 900 8uidel. "a miro mal1 I'M
n1hiten @inter mobl fem @loS grer
fir cine &artoffel befommen fon1len,
mie inn lebten @inter. Sic 5uierernte
wiro auf 1,200,0 900, 900 9uldel Der
anidlagt uno mir0 oamit ale tribe
rem iibertreffen. Nab MeaBgabe Der
Nreiie, mie iie am l. Gejember f911
ltanoen, miro lih Ser @~elammtpertb
unierer oie%silbrigeu Mais=, @eijen=,
Safer, @erite=, Roggen uno &artof=
ielernte auf mebr als $3,50O,O0 JOG 600
beluatfen. @ie perihieoene 3eitungea
nteinen, f0nnen mir bel lold,en Gr11te=
ausiihten SEN uns pom 6le1ld= u1'o
aohler= uno alien an0eren Srul1s
orpbe11Sen Shreden rl1big entgegen=
iefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
8iIion bel oe1t Blatt:
oemti6e,t.

@ouper11eur @illon sporote lid let=
te @o9e an Sic 9eutid=Mmerifnner
oe5 2an0es NIT elmer Mnlprade auf
Sem Nifn1d oes Flatt=0eutid en Bolts
feitoereins zines ii6 uber gang @roB=
Seem oDrf Ell tredenoen 6eutiden Ser
ems, in @obofen, q. S. 9es @ouper=
nel1rs @orte tpuroen BON Gauienoen
nit groBem Sntereiie angehort. Muf
einen ginlpurf aug ser 3uboreri9aft,
Ser auf Salt bin1pies, erflarte ser
@%oltperneur, mer Eaft folge. ser mer=
Sc finoen, 6uB er in cine Sadgaiie
gerotben lei, oenn zines lei in ser
@onpention INT Baltimore nafgepie=
len moroen, oaB 5as omeritmiide
Soft iid feline @an6ioaten mobile, uno
midt 6ie 8oiie. 8ilion" beriibrte
oum1, SaB sic Regierung Die @erant=
mortlidfeit bobe, nit &udfidt auf sic
auslm5iiden Gin1pan6erer 8ebingaln=
gen SIT idaffen. Sic Sem Ginmanoerer
@efegenbeit geben, iid ibren 2ebens=
meg mad etgenem @ut0unfen ous5u=
ia1den. Ct betonte, 6ob er ur5 ieine
Wttfun5iooten nuf 6em 6emofratil den
Si6et fret ieien bon allen 8erpflid<
tungen irgen6ieman6 gegeniiber, 6ob
~uberbnupt ntdt einmal ieman6 es tpa=
&c, linn irgen1melde @eripredungen
5u5umutben. Ser @ouperneur ipru9
oann bon Sen Gtntpn16erern i'm Bel on
6eren, un6 SEN 6offmmgen, init 6e-
men lie Sic Ser. Stanten betreten, I'M
alien ibren in ser nlten 5eimuh uuf-
erlegten 8eidrdnfungen gu entgeben.
gr ielbit, erfldrte er, lei Elm aufridti-
ger 8e1plm6erer seq oeutiden @aiiers,
uno sod miiie er, pesbalb sic meiiten
ginmanSerer nod SEN Ser. Staaten
fonumen: sic alten &egierungsformen
idmin6en mehr unb mebr, Sic tbot=
frdftigen, unternebmen0iten Mdnner
fommen nad SEN Ser. 5taaten, rm
Elm freies Sells sur @etbatigung ibrer
gnergie GIT firben, 5as tie in feinem
anoeren 2o1roe in oerieIben @eiie fin
SEN f0nrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Sic @etrdnfefra8e 1T oer
&agme.

0ie @etranfefrage fat In Muine
itets groBe Observation-Disclosures
uno politiihe St0rungen b%erDorgeru=
fen. Ser Bottom GLOBE" iagt in Ell
mem 0arauf be5iiglifen Mrtifel II. a.:
rgs lit nun in ser 5bot geboten, SOB
Sic 6rage als cine ausihlieBlid lofale
Mngelegenbeit IN Maine bebanoelt
tper&. @ouber1eur @tllon bat Dol
Zig redt, menn er iagt, lie ionte nt4d
mebr dig 6a1Bban 5tptifer Sen politt-
lden Horteien ben1bt merben. uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
zmfitfr Ihel.
Got iesne bid!

Gin ld0ner Cruz aus alien Sageu
Sritt ms @eod1tnib mir 5urld;
Ssh mput', ih t0nnt' i'm tpteoer9oren,
&ie emit in meinem Sugenogll1dI
@ptt le9ne DID!
c. par Sic quite, treue Wntter,
Sic moroeus firth in @6latgem1d,
3enn fromm lie 1n1re Strn' betreu5te
Sizes @ort NIT 6er5 nno ynnoe 1prah:
@ott 1egne DID!
Reru mir Sen 8eg 5ur Stride nnbueu,
9ur 5hu[e lerften ln1 ern S6rttt,
IN oob lie u!s uuh nltem 8rnud
SEN @uuit uls Elm @eleite nit:
@ott legne Did!
easuhpem oes Sases 2ajt getragen,
lI,,D mir uns legten mHD' 5ur Stub,
@ealiidte lie nit tbrem 5e9en
Inns an uuo iiate leis btn5n:
@ott 1egne Did!
llrn lpe,11 mir fort bon 9auie gtn9eu,
lll1b mars uut nun fur e1nen Su9, -
8Iieb lang lie on Ser Shure rehe11
lI11o REF uns, freuuolid lddelno nad9:
@ott ie9ne eth!
Su mir biuul,s sur T6remoe 5osen,
gu 9runoen IN fern etguen 9ero,
GutlieS lie ms nit ienem 8orte,
9us mir 10 eeru Don ibr aehDrt:
Gott iegne bid!
Chit lauitteu mir gum letter. 9eale
Sem Sprl1t, aus ibrem liebe11 Utu1o;
Or Hang nit tieIbetpegter Gimme
IN ihrer ieI'9eu Sterbeltltno:
@ott lcgne bi6!
Mr. treues Ser; bat nusseihlugeu.
llrs ieeneun thllt's Sen lebten S6lag;
;Ssiir al Sic Sreue, al DEN Se9en
Ser Oerr lie e1pig legnen mag.
@ptt legne Did!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
6nnti8e MmSn@ttm.

De gunitige Eerfiderungen, Sie
M6erboul efretdr @ili ion oem 2anoe
un6 @olfe betreffs Ser 0iesidbrigen
Grnte offi5ien ertbeilt, baben NIT Ser
oteler Gage begangenen 6eier ieines
II. @eburtstnses> NIT SEM er Sic 4l=
tersgren5e INNER nod nidt erreidt
bot, ielbitpertGnSli9 nt6ts gu tbun,
obglei9 mnnder genetgt iein fonnte,
in ieinen bielperipredenSen MetBe=
rungen cine @admirfrmg ser idyonen
Seier 5u erbltden.
Sod 6ieie mar eine refine Hrtpat=
ongelegenbeit, 10 angemetn au4 Sic
Sbeilnabme 0aran ober 0as Sntereiie
oafur mar. Ser SEER Mderbauiefre=
tdr ser IGnger a1s irgen0ein Mit=
g1ie0 6es gegentpdrtigen uno aaer
friiberen @ubi1rette Ser offi5ieqen So
milie seq Erdii0enten angeb0rt bat,
1peiB prioote l1no amtlide Mngelegen=
beiten iebr mohl nuseinan5er GIT bal
ten uno laBt 6ie eriteren Sic lebteren
ouf feline @eiie IN giinitiger oSer I'M
giinitiger @eiie beeinf lllien.
@ie Ser nidt rur an Ser Spibe oes
Observation-Disclosures, ionbern audi
an Ser @pibe Ses N1britnnoes itehen=
Sc iunge alte 6err uns periidert, per-
oen mir beute III Ste fem 9anoe Sic
qr0Bte @urtoffelernte baben, sic re-
mails 6ngepeien i'm 8etrage Don ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Sci Den Beneoictinerm.

Ser 3ipilgouper11eltr BON Scored.
gr5eaen5 Ssamagata, Ser Sohn mno
grbe oes berubmten iapanilden 5eG=
marldons, Semi iih Ser oertide Gene
ralfoniul Or. &riger angeldlollen
hutte, beebrte nm Madmittage oes 6.
su1Ii Sic @eneoiftiner @iilion in
sioul nit ieinem @eiuh. Sn ieiner
@egleitlt1pg befan6en iid nod Ser 9t=
reftor ser in1eren Mngelegenbetten
oes @eneralgorperneltrs uiumi u11o
Ser Sefretdr un5 @oupernementsool=
metiher fir 9eutih Sonoo. Die
6erren pur5en bonn Nater Nrtor
Sauer ouf's freum0lide empfange1.
Ma6 elmer eingeben0en 8eiihtigu1g
Ses berrlih geIegenen @Ioiters tpnr=
Sen 0us 2ebrerieminar un6 Sic &C.
merbeiduIe beiihtigt. Mn beiben I'm
terridtsonitalten lit in uebereinitim=
mltng nit Sen nel1en Sdulporidriften
ees @oupernements, Sic 6as Sapnri=
lf,e als perbimoliden l1nterridtsge=
genltano fir idmntlid,e Sduler TIT
@orea poridreiben, Sic iaponilfe
Sprude uIs Tflihtfud e~ingefiibrt
moroen u15 mfrs im Seminar BON Ell
nem 2sapaner in m0dentli6 leds uno
in ser @enerbeifa1le bon einem nj
ssapon porgebil0eten 4oreaner in mo-
dentlid 0rei Stlt1rSen gelebrt, mas
@ouperneur Samagata nit GROCER
@%enugtbuung pernabm.
@eim &unogang 5lrh Sic groBen
@ortenorlagen be5eugte ser 3tptlgor=
uerneur,, Ser iibrigens flteBeno9eutlh
lpridt uno Seiien altelter sobn iif}
loeben SIT einem mebridbrtgen Stu=
blum BON 9unb= uno 6oritpirtbiduft
nad Ieutldlan5 begeben bat, groBes
Sntereiie fir sic Observation-Disclosures
l1nternebmlngen Ser oeutiden Mti=
lion, mar boderfreut SIT boren, SaB
beabiiftigt miro, Sic 8ienen5u4t md
5eutider Metbo5e un1 au4 sanger
ser beutihem @ogelmelt ein5ufubren.
Germ erflGrte er iid ou5u bereit, Die
S4eBerlaubntB sur @ernihtrmg Der
pielem G6tern, Sic m SEM &lolter-
pdl5den bauien, er1pirfen 81 moaen.
0a4 einem 6reiitun6igen Muf entbnlt
perobldie5ete it4 @ouperwur Santa
guto BON Sem Miiionsleiter nit aner=
Remember @orten uno 6anfte fir ale
bisber inn Sntereiie @oreas aufge=
monote Mibe uno Mrbei. &c lei
nod ertpdbnt, 5aB Sic Shuaer Ser &C.
merbeidu1Ie, urgeidbr 40 an Ser 3abl,
lett einigen Monaten au9 tbeoreti=
if,en l1nterridt erbalten, uno 5tpor
modentli6: @eligton 2 Stlmoen, So
ponii4 3 5tun5en, @bineiiid Stun=
SEN, @ednen 3 Stlm6en, g11dflb-
rurg 2 stunoen un5 3eidnen 4
Stun5en. Gin b%eion0ers Sdulgebau=
Sc fir Sic @etperbsidiiler ion boS
in Mngriff genommen meroen, emit
meilen iteben 6afiir einige 9immer I'M
9ebreriemtrrar CUR @erfiiglt11g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

Gin nnteri4ie6. - Gin
bIin5er 8ettIer Httet I'M elm Mrmo-
ien."
.@as? sic tpo1en blind fem! l1n6
geitern iab i4 sic int 8arf cine 3ei-
t1rrg leien!"
Sic irren iid! ST babe mir MIR
Sic @iI0er a%ngeieben."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-03
GIRLS HIGH in AIR
Four of Them Climb 300 Feet
Up Tower.
Dizzy Height Didn't Scare
Them One Bit.

Merriam. Kan. Dec. Everybody
in Merriam, is talking with pride
about the towns girl steeple jacks, or
more properly gendered, steeple J1lls.
These giris-four of them-climbed to
the top of the tall maSts OF the FED
eraI wireless Telegraph company 3O6
feet above the ground.
Why did they do it?
Answer-Just to see what they
could see.
The young women were, Miss Ruth
Walter, telephone operator at Mer-
riam; her sisters, Miss Tina, ana MISS
Emma, clerk and Miss Nellie KAN
mer, of Rosedale, who is employed
at the Frankel, Frank & Co., millinery
house.
Disregarded Orders to Descend.
The climb was made week ago
yesterday. The girls had maze Trip
to the station determined, if possible,
to reach the top of the tower. But IN
stead of asking to make the ascent,
they asked to be shown how messages
are sent
Pierce Morse, who, when not the
wireless operator, is an aviator, showed
the young women the instrumentS and
how the wires, which are suspended
from the towers, eaten the messages
He was busy few minutes Win d
message and when he finished the
four young women were missing. me
aViator-operator went out and to MS
establishment saw the four visitors
clim bling up the Iattlce WoIh u IAe
tower.
Come down from there" he com
manded.
A merry laugh was all that the
command evoked in the line OF ope-
dience. The four climbed right on
smaller. and smaller they appeared 10
the anxious operator watching from
below. Forty-five minutes later they
were back down on the ground again.
The Girls Tell About 1t.
about half way up it began to get
cold. 1t was real cold at the top, Miss
Tina Walter said yesterday. None OF
US felt the least bit dizzy, but we d1o
not dare to look down, you know. 1t
was Just like being up in an airshlp
We all got awfully tired before we
reached the ground and 1t seemeo
twice as far coming back as gong up
Il never felt the least bit OF tear'
said Miss Walter last night. Il was
real sorry that we did not nave a
camera in order that we could take
some pictures of the surrounding
country. The air was real cool and
[ enjoyed the feat. We could see Tor
MANY miles. Persons walking on the
ground looked like tiny creatures. we
intend to climb the tower again, It's
great sport We sat on board when
we reached the top and scanned every
thing closely for miles around. We
were afforded an excellent view OF
Kansas City. I never looked toward
the ground until I was safely lodged
on the top"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-03

Hamlin university of st. Paul. on
Thanksgiving day Professor tombstone
came to Leavenworth to be presented
to the Mackey family. After a pleas
ant visit he departed saying nothing
to his prospective father-in-law of the
coming nuptials although it is under
stood that the trip was made express
ly for the purpose. Miss Mackey went
to Kansas City Friday, it being under
stood by members of the family that
she would spend a day or two with
friends. There she met Professor
tombstone. Immediately after tho
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. tombstone left
for St. Paul
Professor tombstone is a graduate
of the University of Wisconsin, Har-
ward and Leland Powers. Mrs. John
stone is a graduate of the Junction
City high school and the Leland
Powers school. She is an accomplish
ed dramatic reader. Warden and Mrs.
Mackey were not averse to the atten-
lions of the st. Paul professor to their
daughter, although they were some
what surprised to learn of the hasty
marriage. When informed by message
of the event they at once extended
congratulations.
w II. Mackey formerly was United
States marshal at Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-03
The WOMEN AGREE
Twelve Count 'Em) IL Reach
Same Conclusion.
Return Verdict in Case Men
Failed to Agree Upon.

Ell Dorado, Kan, Dec. 3.-Dehbera-
tions by the first jury composed en-
tirely of women that has tried case
in Kansas were begun with prayer
Mrs. Hattie E. Riley, forewoman OF
that Jury, which sat in land damage
suit here Friday, described the feelings
of the II women and their efforts to
reach a verdict.
1--WE scarcely knew what to do al
ter entering the jury ROOM" Mrs Riley
said '"Then some woman said, 1 be
lieve we should pray All heads
bowed. One juror led in spoken sup
pIication and we plunged into discus
sion of the case.
''It seemed as if all were talking
at once but we were terribly in earn
est We had respected the judges in
structions and for three days had not
breathed a word about the case. Nat
urally there was much to be said
The case went to the jury at
o'clock at night and three hours later
the verdict awarding damages was re-
turned. The husbands of the jurors
had written around to escort them
home. Two years ago the same case
was tried by jury of men who failed
to agree. Their vote was seven to
five after two days of balloting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-03
HOLD MAN FOR BABES DEATH.
Mother of Girl in Case Being Sought
by Officers.

Cottonwood Falls. Kan, Dec. s.
Following a verdict rendered by the
Elrndale jury in the matter of the
death of a new born babe whose body
was found in an abandoned well in
Elmdale a short time ago, warrant
for the arrest of Roy Eystone was is
sued and Eystone has been committed
to the county Jail awaiting further de-
velopments in the case. The jury's
verdict duplicates Eystone and Mrs.
Mary Ship1ey. both of Elmdale, as be-
ing responsible for the crime.
Eystone, who is Is years of age, is
the son-in-law of Mrs. Shipley having
married her 16-year-o1d daughter
nearly year ago. Since that time,
the three have lived together in Mrs.
Shipley's home in Elmdale. The crime
with which the jury charges Mrs. Ship
ley and her son-in-Iaw was brought to
light about three weeks ago when the
body of a young infant was found in
an old well by an Elmdale farmer as
he was cleaning out the we'll in order
to dig it deeper. On hearing of the
discovery, Mrs. Shipley Immediately
left E1mdale and although warrants
for her arrest are out and a close
search is being made, she has not
yet been apprehended.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-03
MAKES new MARK
Bird City Thresher Hopes to
Beat Own Record.
Has Already Threshed 5000
Bushels of Wheat.

Bird City, Dec. 3.-Olin Smith, a
Bird City young man, who was raised
in Cheyenne county, has made a rec
ord in threshing wheat. In IS u
davs he threshed out S2,299 bushels of
wheat. His best run was 4,009 bush
els in 3 hours. He believes he will
succeed in threshing not less than
100000 bushels of this years crop,
which will be the best record ever
made in Cheyenne county.
The grain buyers expect to ship out
not less than 800 car loads of wheat
of this years crop, and beat all pre-
vious decords in Bird City.
More grain has been raised in Chey-
enne county this year than ever, but
the quality is not as good as in some
years The present crop conditions
in Cheyenne county for 1913 are first
class.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-03
LEAVES PRISON FOR FUNERAL.
KIusmier, Serving Term for Murder,
Returns to Pen.

Leavenworth, Kan, Dec. 3.-W. H
Klusmier, serving a term in the Kan
sas state penitentiary for the murder
of his wife in Jackson county, eleven
years ago, has returned to prison after
being released to attend the funeral of
his daughter at Holton, Kan. KluS-
mier made a trip to Holton a month
ago to see his daughter. The order
that the prisoner be allowed to make
the trips was given by Governor
Stubs.
In discussing the matter, Warden
]. K. Codding said that it was not in
frequent to allow prisoners to leave
the prison to visit an immediate mem
Der of the family who was on a death
bed, or to attend the funeral of a
member of the family. In such cases
the expenses are always paid by the
prisoner, he said.
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BOOMS HIS TOWN
DIR. Golden Will Give Away Lots
in CIOudeII.
Forty Acres of Land VIII Be
Plated.

CloudelI, Dec. 3.-Dr. L A. Golden
of Kensington owns 1,04O acres of
Solomon Valley lands in the vicinity
of Clouden, a Smith county town. The
tract is mostly alfalfa land, and the
corn yield is about so bushels to the
acre.
DIR. Golden is having 40 acre tract
addition to ClOuden plated. He will
boom the town by giving away lots
50x140 feet to all who will build upon
them. He will build several houses
himself, besides a silo holding 400
tons of feed. Golden has been the
owner of this land about six years. 1t
cost him $50 an acre.
Cloudell is situated on the Missouri
Pacific road midway between Kirwin
and Cedar.
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FORTUNE IN THIS CROP.
Man Sells 400 Tons Alfalfa
at 9.75 Per Ton.

Almena, Dec. 3.-One of the big al
falfa growers of the Prairie Dog val
ley is W. D. Ayers. of Almena- He
has about 200 acres of growing al
falfa. He has just sold 400 tons of
hay for 1915 a ton. It is one of the
largest sales of the kind ever record
ed here.
Almena is in the center of the
Prairie Dog creek alfalfa section, and
this town is the only one in the state
that has ever held an alfalfa carnival.
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THEY LIVE LONG THERE.
In Republic County 400 Persons Are
Past 20 Years.

BelIevilIe, Dec. 3.-The latest Of
fetal census of Republic county shows
a population of 1926. The census
also shows there are 400 residents
whose ages are over 70 years. Two of
this number are 81 and SO years. They
are Mrs. P. P. Cardwell and q. Kirby.
There are also S5 who have reached
the age of 80 years or past; 112 are
between rs and 80 years, and 222 are
between 10 and rs years. There are
ten towns and 20 townships in the
county or a total area of 72O square
miles.
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MARBLE GETS WHITES PLACE.
Fort Scott Editor Succeeds Emporium
on x. U. Regent Board.

Lawrence, Kan, Dec. 3.-George w.
Marble. publisher Of the Fort Scott
Tribune. has been appointed to sue
coed William Allen White as member
of the board of regents of the Uni
versity of Kansas. Mr.. White re-
signed from the board because of his
Inability to give the proper time to
the office. There are seven members
of the board of regents, all of whom
are appointed by the governor with
the exception of the chancellor,
Frank Strong. The board is the con-
trolling power over all matters con-
corning the state university.
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Kansas City DOCTOR Guilty.

Kansas City. Dec. 3=Dr. J. Valen-
tine Studer. of Kansas City, arrested
in the recent nationwide purity cru
SADIE of the government, pleaded guilty
in the federal court in Kansas City
Kan, this afternoon to sending for
hidden matter through the mails and
was sentenced to four months in Jail
and fined $1,000 Studer was the only
Kansas City practitioner caught on the
raid
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SHE WEEDS sCHOoLNATE.
Miss Edith Macl1ey and Albert H.
.JOIlnStOne Married.

Leavenworth, Kan, Dec "A
school day romance that began at the
Leland Powers Oratorical school of
Boston eliminated in the marriage of
Miss Edith Mackey, daughter of Dep
uty Warden and Mrs. w. H. Mackey
of the United States penitentiary,
and Albert H. tombstone of St. Paul,
Mimi, Saturday. The ceremony was
performed at Kansas City and was
without the knowledge of Miss Mack
ey's parents.
Mr.. tombstone is a professor of
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whip Salesman Drops Dead.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. 3.-Wilber z.
Hadley, a whip salesman of Westfield,
Mass, dropped dead in front of ho-
tel here Monday night. He was about
60 years old. He was stopping at the
hotel, and stepping outside for a
breath of fresh air, tumbled over.
Heart disease was given as the cause.