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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
= Gov. Charles B. Aycock, of North
Carolina, urges the education of both
races. He takes no stock in the argu-s
ment that education spoils the Afro
American. ~. # ..-'F.|'
Z A SYMPOSIUM ON%L1ARs.

= The following symposium on Glars
is worth reading, even if it fails to do
the subject complete Justice: .. .,--G.
The liar whom the editor hates
worst of all is the man who, when
dunned for a years subscription, says
he only received two or three copies
during the year, and refuses to pay
GAINESVILLE Graphic. :'~f ,@....
Next to, if not above this one, the
editor hates a liar who takes the pa
per seven or eight years, and when
finally cornered for settlement, says
ne never ordered the paper at all
Pike County Post. s ~ ~
But the worst liar of the whole out
lit is the man who takes the paper. sew
eral years, then moves away without
paying or saying anything about it..
and yet says he is an honest man.
Elsbury Advance. - III. r..
Brethren, you all fall short of the
truth. The biggest liar in the lot is
the editor who publishes the obituary
of these aforesaid liars and intimates
that they have. gone to heaven
Plymouth Independent. 1. ri. =
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
great prosecutions and unjust treat
Senator Cullom. chairman If

Senator Cullom, chairman of the
Committee on Foreign Relations,
shows a determination to carry into eff
feet his expressed conviction that def
mite disposition should be made. of the
pending reciprocity. treaties. It may be
that way has been found to end the
discussion over their provisions with
out involving action that could be con
strued as adverse to the principle of
reciprocity. The serious question as to
the legal status of these treaties,
which has been referred to a sub-com-
mittee, hinges upon that passage of the
Dingley act providing that within the
period of two years from and after the
passage of this act'' commercial treat
les could be made, "by. and with the ad-
vice and consent of the senate The
date of the Dingley act is July "a, 1897.
Some of the lawyers in the senate raise
the point that these treaties are now
debarred from consideration. More
over, not all of them were even nego-
tiated within the prescribed limit OF
two years. However the point NAV he
decided, it is apparent that none of
these treaties can command the ap-
proval of a majority of the committee.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
ART AND LIFE.

When the earth darkens, and the Voices can
OLD friends, old foves'-what thing that Won
have done f 80 800 = :. 80 =
VIII you remember slad1yr WIN It be -: 80.
Tho knowledge hardly won, and at the end
The masterpiece men bow to? - III Il
s5 Oh. to paint
Some picture that shall live throughout the
years. n ~ 5s ~ & q
And ever be shining mystery!
To them that follow! Oh, from common stone
To carve some miracle Of loneliness
That shall not perish! Oh. to write a book #
Win al the best that you have seen and
heard or IS. 81 e-'T>-
And suffered. set forth there upon the page.
So that, through ali the ages one at least
Snail read and make you immortal!
So you pray sc
TIL Art seems Life: but when the Voices cali
And the earth darkens, and the stars are
yefied. f7T s a - ! ~ -:
You WIN forget the prayer. forget the deed.
You will remember how you gave a flower ~
Once to a child that Fwept, and how the face
sOr the tired mother blessed you az the child ~
Laughed and WAS Qufeted.z On a time 4 word
And hands touch that fingered gave to one
Tempted and tired the courage that was lost
once long ago. there WAS a. little maid - EE- 81
And, though the years have hid her. You viii
know -. f3Is..'5
Her perfect faith the best Of All your gam.
Thus when earth darkens and the Voices car
Art wiz grow less: and small. forgotten sthinra
VIII steal, likes stars into the evening sIey9 -
Into your heart. and YOU WILL hear the can
Ana, - The last. make answer, well content.
~ IS ANONYMOUS.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH.

The True History of Captain John Smith.
~ katherine Pearson Woods. S1.5O net
New York: Doubleday, Page & Co. ="
I,he material for this work is drawn from
nlstorlcal sources on both sides Of the At
iantlc, and many new facts have been.
brought to light Miss Woods presents an
exhaustive study Of the career Of the fore.
Ihose who have been disposed to doubt the
stories of Captain Smith and say that he.
IKE many sailors, was so fond Of spinning
yarns that he did not tell the exact truth
are now confronted by indisputabIe proofs
that he really had the adventures he chron-
lcled In the account of his travels He
cannot have been a bad man, as some
claim, for when he died those who had
gone out to jamestown with him said he
mated baseness, fairness, pride and false.
hood; that he never sent any one into a
was strictly honest in all his dealings and
mat ne loved actions more than words; and
ne was honored and mourned by all
. The writer makes the claim that even the
future existence of this country depended
upon Captain Smith: 'The personnel of
the expedition Jamestown were such that
IalIure would have seemed to a modern
ana unpreJudiced eye foregone cOnclu-
sion, except that they had, most happily,
among them man who understood almost
eeyerything else but the giving up Of
was without question upon the person
ai1ty OF John Smith that the survival Of
me jamestown colony depended; and upon
the survival of the Jamestown colony. do
States" 49, ~ ohiIeu
traits, etc. = a. p'A
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25

Congressman Smith, Of Michigan,
has devised plan which will prevent
disfranchisement of voters at congress
slonal elections. He has introduced
a joint resolution for a constitutional
amendment empowering Congress to
define the qualifications of electors for
members of Congress and requiring
that these qualifications shall be uni
form throughout the states.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25

Col. Sam. Parker and wife, of Homo
lulu, Hawaii, are at the Raleigh hotel,
washington, D. c.. The colonel has a
complexion something like Booker
Washington, while Mrs Parker is
much darker. Their presence excites
no comment, but if an American citi-
zen Of African descent, even if his
color were not so dark as the Hawaii
ans, he would be asked to seek quarters
elsewhere. @'a#. r
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25

Farmer Bryan is not yet ready to de-
clare his candidacy for the presidency,
nor to say who other than himself
should be. the Democratic candidate
for that position. One cannot expect
to gather full harvest by sowing his
seed IN January. But Mr.. Bryan still
insists that the money plank of the late
platform must go into the platform
OF 1904 No conditions of time, peace,
policy Or weather affect Is to 1. f., +. a.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
SATURDAY, JANUARY rs, 1902.


The French protectorate of Tunis
is preparing to issue thousands of cir
culars for circulation among Afro
Americans of the Southern states The
circular declares that the constitution
of the Southern Afro-American is
fitted for the climate of Africa and for
making the best of the agricultural
specialties of the country, which in
clude cotton and tobacco. Two acres
Of land are offered to each new conner
who has serious intentions of remain
ing in the protectorate and who de-
clares his willingness to advance pro-
portion of the cost Of his transporta-
ton. To one who has a knowledge of
the difficulties of the French Ian
guage the last declaration in the cir
cular, that 'any intelligent Negro
should be able to learn the French
language in "a few days, is rather
amusing.
It is not likely that the attraction Of
Tunis will prove seductive to the
Southern Afro-Americans, for they are
SO rooted to the soil of the Southern
homes, that it will be a diff1cult mat
ter to induce any large number to leave
this country, where they were born and
where they have remained il spite Of |
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
EGkSTEM kCRTON UNIVERSITY
r CANE SPRING. suuLrrr COUNTY, Nv:
industrial training will set to motion ten theussn
wheels" ~ :
IS REV. VIM. J. SIMMONS, D. D., LID,
~ ~..- Co.fo1,uder and first Chs neaItor
TIE

.r,# .sa.. TIE LOCATION.
The Eckstein Norton University is sit uated at Cana
hsaiths and quiet setslements IN the
on lofty Hill q rich, rolling iand ali
In s s1S It
Of VICE
one finds study recreation help1u and the physical
pertant part students life and apply suited to IL
who desire to prepare for an active life.
:. +H : DEPARTMENTS.
Literary a3aa!yl,,,u ssss5eultpEe, B,sekanthts&
e!syoa WofI, Ssisgt. bly, y,s' Pfinsi; 's".1.'
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'"''S' 'n' Rosh sSe ysi e &5ods and Metals.
ssinsing ID s I'D asa w %ssns'
Musical Conservatory.
The above departments are under competent p1oA
hs @ n
stag Manual Training
Institutions.
cassee and studies IRE 90 arranged that student.
may study what most desirable leave an, ,rage
recruit their health finances, and return
the course At any future time The time to flush any
work in all departments.
Board fuel tuition and washing ccr .aoatt
students may enter at any time in the Year.
* f.. HELP FOR, STUDENTS.
Deserving students may have the privilege of extrn
Ieduetionin proportion to the work they willing
do We ask patronage not only account of our low
rate bnt on account of the high character of
work done. Our accomme dations are frst-class 80
offered alike to both, sexes.
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Forcatalogues and business address the PresasnA
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
EuuEATLuNAL.
CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
ATLANTA, GEoKGrA.

ATLANTA, GEoRGEA. I
AIMS AND METHODS !
The aim Of this schoolsis to do practical
work IN helping men toward success in
the ministry It's course of study is
nroad and practical; its ideas are high:
Its worl: is thorough; its metf DDS ara
fresh, systematic. clear am 5iuapEe.
COURSE OF. STUDY
The regular course of study occupies
three years, and covers the lines Of work
IN the several departments Of theological
nsrructfen usually pursued in the leading
theological seminaries of the country.
EXPENSES AND AID =
Tuition and room rent are free. The
apartments for students are plainly fur
nished Good board can be had for seven
collars per month. Buildings heated by
Aid from loans without interest, and
gifts Of friends, are granted to deserv-
ing students who do their utmost in the
line of self-help. No young man with
grace, gifts, and energy, need be deprived.
OF the advantages now opened to him,
IN this Seminary: For further pantieulaEs
ID. d., President Atlanta, Ga. .',.-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
COLONIAL FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS

=, Colonial Fights and Fighters. By CVrus
r riEwnsen n,1 Brady. $1.20. New York.: Nc
mis- Is the fastest volume of the Fighter
series OF stories of exploration. adventure.
ana battle on the American continent nrjor
b TO me n1ro war Of the revolution. Mr. Brady
haoL aiready; before the appearance of this
y ana m historic narrative. He is bound
% Ion make his story interesting, and he knows
NOW NOW 70 70 40 90 IT.. The first part deals with
part with gentlemen Of the black nas son or.
buccaneers and pirates; the third with 90.
ionia wars, and the fourth with notable.
ana indian wars. Mr.. Bradyis ambition
IS IS 60 write history in way to make ii
as interesting as any story, and in this he
IS eminently successful - - -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
BEAUTIFUL LIE OF ROME

p M, t111a CIIFUL LIE OF ROME. q
ne beautiful Lie Of Rome By Richard
Re N Gainenne. =. New and London: M.
This Is scathing arraignment OF tho
ho ne says: Rome conyinces not for all
arts, pretending it is the reasoniEp not tba
incense that overcomes. As beautffui evil
woman fascnates in spite Of reason so no
painted destinations Of Rome. - IL. Tue
comparing the two religions the author
says says III IT Pr9testantism unconsciousiy les.
some hes and knows she is lying !
The Crown of 'Thorns, a Story Of tha
lime OF Christ, by Paul Carus, iliustra.
i lions my by Edward Biedermann, is charm.
Publishing Co., Chicago pel oour 8.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Goma Snboer's mbiteriOies Sers
idminoen.

Sie in go. 1904 Waple Str. tpobn=
bafte Srau 8. &i6aros bat eeitern Die
poliSsi erIu9t. umi6au nad ibrer IL
Sabre alten Sodter Coma SnDber 3u
balten, Die ieit SOnnerifag Ibeno ipur=
log peri6wunoen iit. gn benz @beno
berlieB lie Der Wutter @obnung, ia=
.genb, fie nOlle ibren 0ater Sbomas
Snpoer, Der Dor 8 Sahr.n BON ieiner
6rau 9eIdieosn wOroen 1T, beiu9en.
6rau &i6arbs oeutete an, baB Snpber
lie uieoerbolt gebeten babe, Su ihm su=
riidSutepren, tuie AUDI, oaB er ii9 Oft
erbOten babe, bic pfsge Der SO4ter su
iibernebmen. So9 fei Die Sobter pom
&i6ter ibrer Obbut anbertraut tporoen.
sic babe am Samitag in Snpoer's
WObnuns, $50. 9O4 psru &pe., na6
ibm geiu4t ebenio in Der gan5en
Stabt, iebo9 peoer cine Spur bon ibm
nod bon Der So9ter sefunoen.
sic balte es fir unmabriheinlid,
oab @ona nit einem junsen 8erebrer
hurdeesansen lei, Der ibr, Der Wtutter
aaeroinss nidt SuseIaSt babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Spislte nit @aiolim.

Daniel S'Saaaran, elm 13=jdbri9er
Sunae, fano auf benz Sofe Der Sn=
oianapolis Bridge 60. an Der Sem
tudp slpe., tuoielbit er nit Greunben
ipisltc, cine Same nit @aIolin.
gr ihiittets etrpas auf feline @ein=
tleioer, unb um aus3ufinben, oh es
au6 pirtlid 8aiolin mar, siinoete er
oieielhen on. Sm Nu mar er bon
6lammen um9eben.
Arbeiter l6Iaten oieielben, bod bate
Der 2nabe bereits f5usre 8ranomun=
ben erlitten.
gr wurbe mud ieiner Wobnuns an
Der abbott Str. go 52S gebradt. uno
bon ben Soetorsn Durbam unb 6en-
neos in dr3tli.be pHsse genommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Serbraunt.
Gines &inoes entiesIi8er Cob.

9as elm Sahr alte S0ater9en bon
S6omas u. Green, g. Belmont aue.
SO. SO, befanO fi9 am SOnntas abeno
auf einige 4usenblide aaein in bem
WObnsimmer, moislbit es auf oem Gubs
bOoen ipielte. pl0bli9 ereriff es einen
3ipfsl oes- Siiatu9es uno rib baslelbe
berab, su alei6er 3eit aber aud Die
auf Dem Slide febenoe brennenbe
2ampe. Sieielbe erplooirte uno i'm
glu itanbsn Die 9leioer bes 9inoes in
6lammen. Sie @ltern; tpel4e ii9 i'm
9tebensimmer bsfanben, eilten binSu.
um oieielben 5u eritiden. IS gelang
ibneu au9 nit GROCER Wtiibe, bod tru.
gen Seioe i9were granowunoen an
ben Sdnoen bapon.
Ser 2Orper oes &inbes mar BON
Sopf biz su ben Siiften nit Srano-
tpunoen b,osft. Or. s. 6. Curtis
uuroe 9srufen, ansin berIelbe tounte
nur Die Sdmersen Der 9leinen linoern.
oahsl5e am 2ebsn 81 erbalten, Der=
mo6te er ni6t. Sm 2aufe Der Nadt
uuroe oas 9inb our6 ben SOB bon iei=
nen S9merSen erl0f.
Serr Sreen, ipelder in 6olse Der
Dunbsn in ben Sdnosn auf @oaen
arbei.sunfdbia 9etpOrben iit, ift Sbeil=
baber Der 6irma SbOmas,2. @reen &
Co., 6abritanten bon Wsai4inen fir
96tereien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Snbianappis, Snb, Nontas t. gamter 1902
Sn eimem Babe ertrantsn.
Ri8. Sartmun's traurisss Gnbe.

Sn einem Babe 0ftlif BON gumber=
lano, in Sancof Co., muroe am
Samitaa Die 2eide oes 42=jdbriaen @r=
beiters &idaro Sartman bon go. 335
SIt @aibingtDn Str., zines NnssIfel=
ten Der SnbianapoIis @as So. aufse=
funoen. Sin 9ewiher aquila SeIfries
fano Die 9eide uno bena9ri9tigte ben
Coroner bon Sancof Co., Der ben Sail
unteriuben miro; allsrbines nit nenig
@usiidten auf cine bollige Nuftldrune.
Wtan nimmt an, oaB er, biellei6t in
angetruntenem 3uitanbe bon Der iiber
ben 8ad fiibrenoen Bride fiel uno err
trant. Weitlnale ir9eno tuel9er Sc
walttbdtbisteiten muroen an Der 2ei9e
nidt sefunben.
Sartman, Der cine Wittpe nit 2 S69=
tern binterldBt, mar am Sienifaa
Nbenb berbaftet moroen, neil er aui
Der Sit WalbinstOn StraBe it anse=
truntenem 3ultanbe bic Strabsnpai:
ianten iniultirte. 9lm nd1ffen Wfor.
gen wuroe er i'm pOli5eiseridte 3u elmer
@eloltrafe fe perurtbeilt uno na4 8e3ab-
lung bsrielben peri9mano er. Gr mari
lebenb ni9t mebr 9eieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Die Ssrwaltans aes &eforma=
toriums in anoeren 0GnSen.

Sbne Sormalitdten 9ing beute Die
8ernaltung bes &eiormatoriums in
SeiferIonnile aus ben Sdnoen bes
Serrn Ipan 8. Sert in bic Ses Serrn
SoIepb 9. Spers iiber. Tattii9 lag
bieie 2eitun9 idon am Sorntag in ben
9dnoen oss 2ebteren, ba Serr Sert
our6 Die Grippe an's Saus eefeEslt
mar. 8psrs fam pOn Columbus in
SeffsrionpiIe an, mo- sr Die lebten 9e=
i6dfte abgsipifelt bate. Seine 6a=
Mile miro ipdter na1tommen. 9eute
friib puroe ibm Die 9erwaltune Der
&efOrmanlfalt offijieq iibertrasen. 9err
Sert baseasn berleste feline Office in
Die @ebduoe Der Snoiana Wanlfac.
turing Gompann unb Der Snbiana
Gbair Company, bic faftiid cine 8e=
ieuIdaft bilben. Sieie Nnifeaung
brinet ibm $4,000 per Sabr elm, bop-
pelt 10 biel, als er bis6er erbielt. Serr
Ssrt ia9t, er lei Der politit mtioe uno
tpoate nidts mebr oanlit su tbun boz
BEN. Sn oen ndaiten Sasen miro sr
mad 2ouisoille iiberiieoeln.
Sn Ssfferionbiae bieb es isit etliden
5assn, oab Elm 5iemli4er @sdiel un-
ter ben 8eamten Der &eformanItalt
9lab greifen weroe. @apt. Sobn 8.
gnep, Der Silfsiuperintenbent uno
G6wieeerIObn Serfs. iOa Elm SOtel in
geoforo, Sno., sefauft baben II. oOrt-
bin sehen tpoaen. Nud @aplar s. 8.
Comfort, bieB es, tueroe feline 9erbin-
oung nit Der 9lnitalt l0ien. Sn Be-
aug bisrauf ertldrte 6err gpers, baE
oieie Sinse ibm b6llis neu ieien. @l
poae Mllss germ beim glten laiien.
Ileberbaupt babe er nod tpenis pldnt
fir bic 3utunft semabf, uno Die ge.
amten ieisn ia ale ti4tis. 10 oab es
uur Iein 8ortbeil lei, wenn iie blisben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
SnSianapolis Cincinnati.

CHARLES 9. Senrb, Der Williondr bon
InoerlOn, bat bel 6em Staottlert bon
&uiboile cine 8irsf9aft BON $4,000
sefeat als Sidsrbeit, nab bic 8eoin=
9ungen bes tiir5li9 ieiner @eieai6aft
bepiQisten Sreibriefes betreffs elmer
Snterurban Sabnperbinouns 3wii6en
SnbianapOlis unb Ruibbile aud erfiiQt
weroen. Die Sabu mub biz gum l..
Suli 1904 benz getriebe iibergeben
peroen. @s miro jebo9 ertpartet, baB
bereits i'm September nd9ifen Sabres
Der Sau Der Sabnlinie na9 &uibniae
bOllenSet iein tpirb. Sieielbe piro To-
oann BON brit naa Sarilton, .. i,
auseebebnt tperoen, ilno auf bieIe
Weiie miro oann cine oirecte electriide
SabnOsrbinouns smiIden SnoianapO-
lis uno Cincinnati bergeltellt iein, ba
spii9en oisier Staot uno Samilton
i9Dn lsit LANCER 3eit eine Snterurban=
gabnpsrbinouns eriitirt.
Serr SenrD itellte dbnliae giirs=
f9aften, mie in &uibpille, aud bel ben
@ountD. .glerts in NOlristOwn unb New
Paleitine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Glue Srau anf Der Stsas se=
t0otet.
Gin StraBenbabn=llnfau nit i4limnen
Nusgang.

9ln Der South uno Vferibian Str.
conioirte beute 8ormitta9 IL ubr cine
Strabenbabn=Sar nit einem Suggp,
in tpeldem ii6 cine Srau befano.
Sislelbe murbe auf Die Strabe nit
fol6er Wudt eeidleuoert, baB ibr
Sddbel an beri6ieosnen Stelsn ge=
brp6en iuurbs.
Sbr Soo trat aussnblidli9 Elm. Sie
9ei6e tpuroe na6 Der Morsue bef6r=
bert, mo- fis bis bsuts Na6mittas nod
ni6t ioentifieirt poroen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Ginbre@er an Ger 4rbeit.

Gin @irbre4er ftattete Der gDob-
nune bon &bobp Sbiel an Der Noro
Merioian Str. go. 1921 in friiber
Morsenifunbe einen geina ab. gr mar
geraoe i'm geeriff, Die s9ublabsn in
Der S&lafitube bes Sbiel auf ibren
Snbalt Su unterIuden, als bieier err
madte. gr fraete ben ginorinsline,
mas er iuiinidte, wOrauf bieier idleu=
nisit bas Weite iudte. Grbsutet bate
er nidts.
Nus Der @obnune bes Sobn Or.
Seriber an Der yf. Sem Serisp Str.
No. 3141 muroe Elm portemonnaie nit
Sc Snbalt seitOblen.
Sin Sitter Der Radt fattete Der
Wobnuna oes Rolanb s. Carr bon
Der Of 80. Str. sinsn 8slud ab.
D,rIelbe4puros jeoo9 bon Witsliebern
Der Gamilis, :Delds erpadt maren, ber-
ideuht.
Nus Der Wobnuna bes &obert Btpin
pDn Der Eina9Olo Str. go. 1907
murbe elm Bortemonnaie nit s4.55
entwenoet uno aus benz 3immer oss
Sotn 2igq. Of @aibinqton Str. go.
328 bieb elm Sieb elm paar BsinfIeioer
nlitgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Nabm iidJ In Gbieaso aas Sebem.

@bieagoer Ha9rihten suTolse bat ii&
bort am Sanfiaeunss Mbenb SRI.
9lsais 2cnpan, ebeoem 8Oriteberin bes
9anbfdub- Departements i'm Nem Dorf
Store, aus 8er3weifluns iiber eine
iansmierise 3ranibeit bas 9eben se-
nommsn. Sic persiitete ii4 nit @ar=
bolidure. Sbrs 2ei&e wuroe am Sams-
tag in @ratpforbsoille, ibrem gs-
burtsorte, beeroigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Solst ieiuem sobn in Den SOB.

gsHern abeno gessn a6 lbr 1T in
ieinsr Wobnuns No. $50 %. WaIbina-
ton Ctr. Der befannte Wirtb 81 n.
Gerfing aus oem 2eben seiGieoen.
Serrn 3eraine's Sobn oenrp tpurOe
betannilib Dor etua 8 Bo4en zines
Naorsens in benz nit Der Wiribidaft
perbunoenm &eifaurant BON einem
umsefasisen gaife seffo@en unb er-
moroet.