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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23

At recent purity congress held in
Chicago a vegetarian delegate read u
curious paper on diet. He stated tnau
much of the immortality in the world
was due to the eating of animal food.
The cook" he said, ''often leads to
more drunkenness and excess tnan the
saloon keeper. Highly seasoned, rich
animal foods lead to inclgestlon and
i'll health. III health weaKens the
will, and a weak will breaks down the
moral character. Total cepravlty IS
often nothing but total indigestion"
This reasoning reminds one of the
old conundrGm, Why is home like a
baby?" the answer being, Because
home is where the heart is; the heart
is in the chest; a chest is a box, box
is a small shrub, sma:: shrub is a
growing plant, growing plant Is
beautiful thing, a beau;lIu: thing is
primrose, a primrose +. pronounced
'yeller.' and a pronounced 'yeller' is a
BABY"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23

The country now called Kentucky
was well known to the Indian traders,
many years before its settlement. 1t,
however, remained uneXplored by the
Virginians till the year 1869, when
Colonel Daniel Boone and few oti.
ers, who conceived it to be an inter.
esting object, undertook journey for
that purpose. After long, fatiguing
march over a mountain wilderness In
a westerly direction, they at length ar
rived upon it's borders, and from the
top of an emineLce saw with pleasure
the beautiful .evel of Kentucke."
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23
A BottomIess Oil Tank.

A primitive process that is a mar,
vel of old-time ingenuity is the Rus.
sian method of storing petroleum. Nc
strong and expensive iron tank is
built; instead, bottomless tank Of
cheap sheet iron is suspended in water
on piles, the top projecting a foot or
so above water level The tank is
filed through pipe passing to its
center, the water sinking as the oil
enters. The plan has other advant-
ages besides Responsiveness, for If
the oil should take fire some OF it may
be drawn off from the bottom and as
there is only water at the bottom sand
and dirt do not accumulate in the
tank.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23
EARNING In JAPAN.


tatihE tht SDlf
Twonty-seven hundred ears before
Christ the Emperor of China intro
duced system of agriculture into his
country. The soil had always been
cultivated in an inferior way,
but this enterprising ruler saw
the need Of other methods, and
made every effort TO enforce their
general adoption. In order to
impress the matter upon the peas
ants he plowed q small plot of land
and sowed it with the five most i'm
portant cereals. For this he was de-
fled after his death and made god of
the crops. For more than 1900 years
the rulers of the empire have followed
his example in the matter of plowing
and sowing.
When these new modes of cultiva-
ton had been well established, and
every hillside and valley were smiling
ready for harvest, the islands of Japan
became known to China and they sent
their missionary priest over to this
country They took with them the
entire civilization of China-their arts,
sciences, philosophy, industries, and
among the later their well-tested
methods of snriching the soil.
The Japanese farmer had many dis
advantages that made the process of
better cultivation very difficult. The
entire country is of volcanic forma-
tion, and only onetwelfth of the Land
is sufficiently fiat to admit of farming.
Added to this the soil itself is natu-
rally of very poor quality and re-
quires special treatment both by ways
of enriching and irrigation. The great
est advantage of the farmer is the
fact that he has divided the land into
very small sections. Perhaps it
would be more accurate TO say that
extreme poverty makes it impossible
for a farmer to possess more than a
good-sized potato patch. At any rate,
the smallness of the farms has it's
advantages, and the toll of the farmer
OF today is not to be mentioned when
compared with that of his ancestors,
who took the virgin soil in all its pow
erty and lavished no end of energy
and strength to bring it up to its pres
ent producing capacity. Yes, the
farmer of today has entered into
rich heritage of hills already te"raced
and plains finely irrigated, represent
ing the patient, steady toll of many
centuries.
The first turning of the soil on
well-conducted plot is done by a cruie
plow harnessel to bullock or horse,
usually the former. A crooked piece
of wood forms the central feature of
this ancient structure. To one end is
attached sharp blade, and TO rne
other a crossbeam, used for the double
purpose of lettering the bullock,
which is harnessed with indescribable
rope trappings, and also furnishing a
means by which the farmer may guide
the plow After this sort of plowing
the soil is loosened by long-handled
spade and the process of planting be-
gins.
The crude manner Of the prepara-
tion of the soil is of little moment
when compared with the harvesting.
The sickle is scarcely larger than
curved breadknife, and upon this the
farmer depends for gathering every
thing that is not uprooted.-Spring-
field (Ohio) Farm and Fireside.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23
THE TINT OF THE PEARL.



Glass Beads They Make.
you would hardly think" said
dealer in fancy goods as he held up a.
string OF glass beads, each as big as
cherry, made in imitation pearls, says
the New York Times, that to put the
pearl tint and luster on each one OF
these little globes the lives of at least
15 beautiful fish had to be sacrificed,
would you? But such is the fact, and
although the beads are made in Ven
ice and this string of them represents
catch of at least 500 of these fish and
the exhaustion of a good many cubic
feet of glass blowers breath, can sell
it to you for 20 cents and make a
fair profit.
They have been turning out beads
such as these in Venice for nearly two
centuries and half. In the Adriatic
lives fish called the bleak, but why
they named it bleak l can't see, for
there is certainly nothing bleak about
its appearance.
1T is a graceful fish, probably of
the carp family, and has a glistening
armor of silver scales. The fish ara
more prolific than the herring, which
has been a good thing for them. One
day in 1856 an observant citizen of
Venice, with a turn for Investigating
things, his name Salvador Joaquin,
placed a number of bleak in an acqua-
rum that he might take note of their
habits. After they had been in the ac-
Quarium some time he saw that the
water took on pearly hue.
believing that this was communi-
Gated by washings from the scales OF
the fish, the Venetian observer expert
mented. He found that water could
be so densely charged with the tint
from the fish scales that glass, when
dipped into it and allowed to dry, had
all the outward hues of pearl. He
coated glass beads with the substance,
and the counterfeits were readily ac-
cepted as genuine pearls
The coating of these beads, it was
found. though, had but slight resist
ance to friction and soon disappeared
from the surface of the beads. AS
sured that large and profitable de-
mand for them would result if he could
fix the pearly lustre on the beads so it
would defy friction, Joaquin conceived
the idea of having the globes blown
hollow and then attaching the fish
scale solution to the inner surface.
This was a success from the start. and
the glass pearl business got its first
BOOM
1T requires the scales of 1000 bleak
to make half pint of the liquid pearl.
The fish are more easily caught than
our menhaden. The scales are re-
moved and soaked in tcpiG water.
The utility of the liquid was i'm
proved some years ago by the addition
of small quantity of sal ammoniac
and isingless to it. These gave it a
closer and firmer set to the glass and
increased the lustre. The liquid IS
introduced inside the hollow glass
bead by means of a small tube, and
when it is dry a coating of transpar-
ent wax is run over ii.
Fortunately for the race of bleaks,
the trade in these beads, pretty and
cheap as they are, is not SO alarmingiy
large that extinction of the yielIers of
the pearl tint is imminent. There are
apparently just as many bleak in the
Adriatic now as there were two cen
turies and half ago, and more than
likely there will be just as many two
centuries hence as now."
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23

The highest point in the world-that
is TO say, the highest mountain toe
ever reached by human being-rests
now upon the writing desk of the King
OF England. 1t is a letter weight,
made of piece of stone taken from
the summit of Mr.. Gaurisankar, the
highest mountain on the globe. 1t was
presented to his majesty by British
officsr.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23
lNDlVlOUhllSM.

known
Turns on IA tiny axis OF his own;
His full life orbit is a pathway dim
To brother planes that revolve with him.
William II. Hayne, in MoClure's.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23

Aahe al money orders, checks efo. ,pdyabh
10 the Tribune Printing Company, Limited.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23

Entered at the Postofflce at Fresland. Pa,
as Second-ClasS Matter.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-23
'RlBUNB PRINTING COMPANY, Limited
SUBSCRIPTION RATEs

OFFICE; MAIN STREET ABOVE CENTRE.
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Sab Nuriers.

Ser 8eiuds Sag in Der gteai.
We;le's Sap giurierp an Der Sit @a=
baib Str. iiber iueldes Snifitut an
Oieier. Stele ausfiibrli9 beri6tet tpOr=
cen 1T, nabm BEL benz guten Wetter
Oes geitrisen Sases einen Iebr erireu=
li9en 8erlauf. Die 6reunoe bes solen
@ertes Der Sap 9iurierp=S =Sereinisune
fanben iia iebr sablrei9 Elm uno erhieli
Die @aiie Der Geieai9aff re6t biibi6e
Ssiiteuern. Die 8ereinisung plant,
pie f4on geiagt, Die 8riinoun9 bon
msbr oerartigsn =gewabranfal=
ten, beionoers elmer auf Der Siioieite,
uno bOfft lie oesbalb, ni6t Derseb=
lid an Die MISREPRESENTATION uno
tuoblbabenoen giiraer Der Staot gu
appelliren. 9lm Yefen 1T es, 8aar=
@OntributiOnen or Srau CLARA @ar-
motb, go. 1922 9e. 9llabama Str,
bic Sdasmeiiterin Der gereinisuns, 81
ienben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30

Sic itreutsn Slumen auf ben &a=
len, i6miiften oamit Die Sanpuen uno
Die &etten uno ian9en einise patri=
otii6e 2ieber.
Sn slei6er @eiie berfubren aud Die
36slinge Der Sbortriose SO9i6ule,
Der geniamin SarriiOn=S9ule, unb
Der S6ule gfo. 4. 9ln Der 6eier nab=
men etiua 1000 S9ultinber tbeil. Sie
arrangements fir bieielbe maren BON
einsm aus ben Ieteranen &i9tsr @ar=
ter, &i9ter 9lllen, General &i9arbIon
uno Or. Sullipan beitebtnren GOmits
in portreffli6er Deiie setroffen tporoen.
9as gublifum fiillte ben eansen
Circle uno Die Meribian StraBe bis
CUR Waibineton Strabe. gluf be4n
@reenlawn=6rieo iamiidteu Die q.
M.9. uno Die DISQUALIFICATION 0etera=
nsn etwa 3waniig @rdbsr BON uniOnz
Soloaten uno in slei9er 2Seiie swei
&ei6en bon MaRsnsrGbern, in oenen
iiber 1900 @OnfDoerirte i4lummern,
uel6e in Der @sfdnssni9aft in Camp
Wiorton itarben.
Die 8eod9tniBreoe tpuroe BON Go
merao 2Ouis SOwlano gebalten.
Die Sauptfeier jebo6 fanben beute
Na6mittag auf ben @ropn 6il= uno
9l. Sreuj &ir9b0fen itatt. e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Senti4er 0eseni. Granfem=
11mteritiitmnss= Tereim.

gei iebr reser Setbeilisuns bielt Der
y Seutide 8eseni. 9ranten=llnteritiib.=
8erein" sefern Nbenb i'm 2ocale bon
Wtartin Sritia, Go. 2502 Of 10.
Str, elm srOBes Sommerna9tsfsit ab,
bas fir ale Mntpeienben einen iebr ee.
nubrei4en Ierlauf nabm. Sir Die
l1nterbaltune mar Sater's Sr9eifer
ensagirt, nod behen flotten Weiien fif
Die Suseno bis 81 borseriidter Stunbe
i'm fr0bli9en &eisen brebte.
Sie arrangements tparen bDn ben
0erren @ilbelm &aBenberser, @il=
belm Sier nno Seinri4 Striebp in
iOrsfdltiser Weiie setrOffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Nus Dem Staatsbamie.

Souoerneur Surb IN belt
9eftern cine @Onferens bon la=fiinoi=
ger Sauer nit Der Staats=6eIunobeits=
beb0roe ab, mel6er au9 Der General
@npalt beiwobnte, iolanee nnb iooft
es ieine anberen 8ei6dfte erlaubter.
@m S9luiie Der Sibuns wurbe oann
befannt geaeben, baB cine 3uiammen=
funft stpii6en ben SebOroen bon &en=
tudp uno Snbiana 10 balo als
mOgli9 ab9ebalten iperoen ioa, in
tuel9er Der 9entufper gebDroe @eleeen=
beit ge9e6sn tperben ioG, auseinanber=
5uieBen, ipel4e S9ubmaBre9eln, reIp.
@etdmpfuna Der 8lattern Tie bon Sn-
oiana perlan9t.
Die Sentudper 8e66rbe bat fi6 nun
Oabin ausgelprO9en, oab lie bic anges
orcbte Nuaraatdne ni9t perbdneen
miro, tuenn @oub. Surbin bic 8eipiB.
heit 9iebt, baB er Der Staats-8eiuno=
beitsbeb0rbe Die n0tbisen @elbmittel =
Die i6m CUR Ierfiigung feben = be-
willi9en miro.
Qnoernfaus miro Die Staats=Quaran=
tdne am Sonnta9 in &raft treten. =
@Oun. Surbin ertldrte nod Der @on=
fsrend peri0nli4, baB Die Staatsbe=
b0roe 9llles tbun tperbe. um Die Seu6e
81 unteroriifen unb Den lOcalen Be-
bDrben in Der SinIi6t beisuite6en.
WO Specially lien CUR SnipectiDn nDtb=
menoig ieien, miiroen oieie entianot
peroen ct. = Sie eeplante @Dnferen3
foa, tpenn m09li9, nod beute ober
mor9en abgebalten iperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Ne. 239.
Ses M orbes f9ulbia be-
funoen.

N blesbille, 80. Mai. Die
Gei9porenen in Dem Srotun M0roer=
SOL batten ii9 sefern abenb mad
oierunoawansisitii bisergsratbuns auf
einsn @abripru@ sseinist. sic fan=
ben ibn oes Morbes i'm srfen @rabe
i9ulois uno perurtbeiltsn ibn Su lee
bensldnsli6er 3udtbausbaft.
Ginen GentaIs pflaiter
fir eine Sersens=
punoe.
@rsenea a # Re, Snb., 80. Mai.-
Sn Sa6en Der 2aura 9. Setter sesem
Sonathan SomIsa ipra9en bic @s.
f6porenen Der &ldserin einen Sent
S4aoeneriab su. Sic batte i6n tueQen
Srubs zines Ssiratbsnsrfpre9ens per=
tlaat.
Gin Strife in Manila.
Ot tanila. 80. Wai. Die @nee=
itelten in ben beioen beoeutenoIten
Srudereien baben ertldrt, am l. SUM-
einen Strife 81 iniceniren, falls ibnen
big babin ni9t eine 2Obnerbobuns BON
so prOSent su9eitanben tpiro.
grploiiOninein in r3ieeeIei.
Wifisan @itp, Snb., 30. Wai.
Sn Der 6abrit Der .Gblema6sr 9rid
Ntfg. so. fanb Iebte Hadt cine gr=
ploiion ftatt. Ser @rbeiter 9puis @rote
wuroe getOotet uno iein college ausuit
S9ulb f1per perlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Yeriomal Noti;em.

giner am Wtittrod einsetroffener
eabel=9spei9e sufOlse iino 5 r a i
6reb. ran d e uno Sinber mobl=
bebalten gum Ssiu6e Der gltern reip.
@rObeltern, Serrn uno 6rau Petel
2ieber, in Siiiieloorf. einsetroffen, uni
spar redt3eitig senug, um 9errn Sic
ber peri0nli9 ibre @eburtstass=@liid=
ipiinide iiberbringen 81 tOnnen.
Serr gmil Sfornaf, be,
iebt in go. 725 8u1anan ctr. atl=
idiiise befannte S9neioermeiiter, wurbt
am Wlitttpo4 bon ieiner Satin Yail=
lima nit einem itrammen Sungen be-
f9enft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Nus glrbeiter=& &reiiem.
Mit9ell biiut lid in
6 Cl 10 eiuen.

Sohn Mit9ea, Der prdiioent be,
Ser. @rubenarbeiter Nmerifas, confe=
rirte udbreno ieines seitrisen Mufent.
balts bier nit Seer. Wilion, lebntt
aber jeoe Meinunssduserung iiber ben
Streit i'm Aiten ab. gbenio fumm
blieb Serr WilTon.
0eit6ea iit Ybenbs na9 @bieagr
tpeitersereiit uno besiebt iid bon bort
nad @iltesbarre, ga.
Gin Sem ii.
Ser Gei9dftsaeent Der Mai9iniifen-
Union, collins, oementirt in einem an
Q8m. @aritans bon Der 8ie= =Sour=
gabn seridteten Sdreiben bic 8e:
bauptuns, bas Wtai9iniiten=@ omite lei
iiber ben gerlauf Der fiirslid nit 8e=
nerulbirettor Sdaf unb @arltans se=
fiibrten 8eipre9uns befrieoist se=
peIen.
gr bittet suglei9 @arltans, ieinen
ginfluB sur 6erbeifibruns elmer frieb=
li6en Sdli9tung aufsubieten, oa Die
Mai9ii,ifen Obne 8eriidfdtisuns ib=
rer 2ObnfOrberung our9 Die @eieu.
idaft gum 9lusitanoe erltidloflen isien.
9rObenoer Streif Der 5 II B r.
leute.
Wie 6. Wlifeien, Der @eiddftsaeeni
Der ySeamlfers Union, beri6tet, bat
Die ySussler Sano Co." Die neue
2obnicala unterseidnet, uabreno Die
Wbite 3iner Sanb Co." ii9 nod nibt
biersu entidloRen bat.
SAILS Die Gorberunsen Der Tubr=
leute. Die fir Gutter etc. sroBe Mus=
laaen baben, ni4t befriebi9t meroen,
10 miro es nad Mnfi9t bes 9leenten am
l. SUM wabri9einlia gu einem @ene=
ralitreif fommen-
Sic 6ubrleute, bic an bsm neuen
Yunoessebdube bei9dftist firb, be-
sieben ben bon Der Geuerfi9aft fefse=
ffelten 2obn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Sdmabii@er Samen= gerein.

gu benz sefern Ibeno absebaltener
Stiftunssfeite bes uS9wdbif6en 3D.
men=Sereins" bate iib elm sablrei6es
gublitum i'm 8ereinslotale, 1912 g.
Sf Strabe, ein9efunoen. Sa fiji,
llnter6altung, tpie audi leibli6e @e.
niille'trei1li6 seiorst mar uno, uie bel
allen 6eiern Der 8eiellidaft, bon On,
fang an eine ursemiitbli6e Stinlmunq
berrl6te, 10. seitaltete ii6 bic biibi6t
Seier 81 einem bollen @rfolse. Gin
flottes Sanstrdns6en bielt Die She'll.
nebmer nod lanse in irObli6lfe,
Stimmung bereint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
GomiOliOirmms ,meier Giienbabn.
GeieQi9aften.

Die @bicaso & Cincinnati gabn=
linie, rpelde iib bon gtortb Subion Bis
gum Sainois Staat eritreft III nit Der
Cincinnati, &idmonb & Wluncie=
gahn,. tuelde bon Der 8ren3e oes
Staates Sbio bis na4 gortb SubIon
lduft, coniOlioirt wOroen. Sisie neue
Combination iit unter bem Namen
Cincinnati, &i9mono & Muncie
Sabn=@eieli6aft incorpprirt tucrben.
Gctien=@apital SO, 450, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Sie &entndp=nmarantaine mirS
pabri9eialidl ni9t omr9=
gefii5rt merSem.

Die Staats : Geiunobeits Seb6roen
bon 9entudp uno Snoiana balten
beute Na4mittas i'm Salt SOuie in
Souispille cine @unferens ab, in
tpel4er aller Wahrideinlidteit nad Die
neutrality-suspicious. bei9lieBen miro,
bic 0uarantaine eeeen ben Gtaat Sn=
oiana nidt ourd3ufiibren, ba Die Be-
bOrbe bisies Gtaats ibnen Die Ser
ii6erung aeben wirb, baB iie nit allen
ibr 81 8ebote itebenoen Mlitieln Die
glatternieude betdmpfen Miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Sie elsfammer.

Sir Die am Montas, ben 9. Sum-,
ffattfinoenbe @abl Der Bsamien Der
Sanbelsfammer iit folgenbes resuldre
Sidet aufgeitsllt poroen:
Prdfoent-SObn S. 9ppel.
8iee=p =prdiioent-gbarles 6. perrp.
S9aBmeiFer-@lmer 6. perrp.
Tertpaltunss &atb = SObn DC.
Sbaw, SObn s. @allid, 6orb Wooog,
Sames &. 8pam, Wtilton ". gDoonen,
@inifreb 9. Solton, Gbmaro Saw=
fins, anion S. Garoner, gilbert Sabm,
9lr4ibalO u. youns, @arren $.
Simmons, Sohn 6. 8airo unb Grant
W. Murpbp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Mns Sen 0eridtsbOien.
st e / 9 II ND b o d q r m.

Jt I % II II o o d m.
Wm. SOtpui6snb tpurbe gum 8or=
numb bon ieinem Yruber gDarren
Sotunibeno ernannt. Serlelbe 1T felt
a9t5ebn MOnaten Sniaiie bon Sr. 20.
.. 6letdsr's Sanitarium er 1T eei-
ites9eit0rt unb bat ieit fiinf Wtonaten
tein @ort 9eiprO9en. gr lit geiiber
elmer wertbpolen in Senorids @ountp
belesenen 160 older sroBen cultibirten
6arm.
Cine Seinbin BON mufita=
lii9en 6eniiffen.
6rau 9lellie @ation, ppbnbaft in
Der Wiietbscaierne No. Csc g. Stem
Seriep Str. tpurbe bon Srieoensri9ter
SnOf wegen tbdtli6en Nngriffs auf
6OB M. Scott CUR 3abluns bon 81
unb Soften perurtbeilt. Scott uno
iein gruber betpobnen suiammen elm
3immer, tpel9es Dem Der Srau Wat=
ion gegeniiber bels9en lit. Sie gei=
ben iuaren getuobnt, oes @benos nod
einise 2ieoer gu iinsen. Sieie gor=
trdse waren Der 6rau WatIon elm
@rsuel, iie ertldrte, bae bieielben
Steine erluei9en, Meni@en raieno
MAIDEN fonnten. 9lls zines eutsn Saees
GOB Scott nad Sauie fam, mari lie
ibn gans einfad Die Sreppe binunter.
gr erlitt SerleBunsen unb lieB einen
Ierbaftsbefebl eesen bic 6rau aus=
iteQsn. &idter SmOf. psl9er elmer
Der dlteiten Wluiif Sirieenten Der
Staot lit, mar Der Inii6t, bab 8eIang
oes Oieniben Ser5 erfreut unb er ent=
i6iee baber, baB Die Sebrioer Scott
tein unre9t besan9en bdtten.
Sur Yorm il n berlin bres
Satin ernannt.
-6rau Settle 6. gennett tpuroe bonn
prpbat=@Ommihdr Sur Iormiinoerin
ibres 6atten, 9abib s. 8ennett err
nannt. Serielbe 1T ieit fiinf Monaten
Sniaile bss Srren=glipls. gr leioet an
GrpBentpabn, bilbet iib elm, Elm Wtil=
liOndr su iein uno oaB fir i'm isbt bic
Gelesenbeit sefommen iif, einen sisan=
tiIAen rpfus" Sruit gu oraaniliren.
Griminalgeridt.
Suiton GraiufOrb, Elm 12-jdbriger
S9lineel, tpel9er ieinem Nrbeitaeber
SO. 8. &OOs Elm YOrtemOnnaie nit
50 Snbalt fabl. tpuroe na6 Der q
fOrmi9ule fir &naben geianbt.
gefier etw a 3 ais nidts.
Senrp O. S9niot, tuel9er Die Stra=
benbabn=8eieli1aft we9en gerleBun=
gen auf $4,000 pertlast bate, erbislt
$500 suQeIDrphen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
The Friendly Inn

Die @Ountn=Eeborbe fir Wobltbd=
tiateits= uno Seherungs=9lnftalten bat
gsitern ben @Duntp=@ommiiId ibren
geri9t iiber Die am l3. Mai borae=
nommene gefi9tisuns Der 9lnfalt
Sbe Grienblp Snn" in go. 526 @eit
Wartet Str. llnterbreitet. Oieie Mu=
italt erbdlt erit felt furser 3eit Inter
ftaBung aus 0ifentl. @elbern uno
tommt besbalb in ben 8srei9 Der se=
nannten Seh0rbe.
Sem Seri9te entnebmen mir SOL
senbss:
Die @nfalt itebt unter Der 6iirloree
uno 8Otmdbigteit Der vGbartitp Or
gani5ation". Wdhreno in ibr @Obl=
tbdtiefeit auseeiibt tuirb, gilt bod Der
6aB, Oab glieman0 (O0er Iebr wenige
PeriOnen) bort r@twas fir Sei4ts" er-
bdlten. Oenn 81 Der glnitalt gebDrt
Elm SolSbof, in oem sllle, Die UNI
Speiie unb Sboad anTrasen, cine ae=
wine 3eit SOl5 idgen Ooer ipalten mill
len, ebe ibnen Siilfe seleiitet miro. -
Nur menise 6rauensperiOnen ipre9en
bort um llnteritiiBuns ror. Siejeni=
gen, Die bas tbun, tperben i'm Sauie
bei9dftist. Die Quartiere fir beioe
@ei6le9ter Iinb eeionoert.
Capt. &. g. &easin 1T Der Super
intenbent, benz feline Srau ais 8ebiilfin
osnt; beibe suIammen erbalten mOnat=
lid $50. 9luBerbem finb 2 &DAe uno
3 mdnnlide Selfer In Der Mnitalt an=
geltelt, oeren 8etriebstoiten fi9 jdbr=
li9 auf $500 bis $4,000 belaufen,
tpdbreno Die gintiinfte aus Dem Sols=
bofe einen netten 8etpinn abtperfen.
Sas Gebdube 1T lebr aft unb iebr
reparaturbeoiirftis, pdbreno es. trob
ieines 9llters uno ieiner Serfallung,
iebr reinli6 uno nett sebalten tpiro.
IS beoarf unbeoingt zines neuen 9ln=
ftri6s, Der unpersiiglid gema4t meroen
ipllte. Sem Superintsnbenten ems
pfablen mir, Die 6arbe su faufen unb
oann feline Yfeslinse als Nnitreider
81 bsnuben.
Wiit 8ebauern iaben mir, baB an=
itatt Der DOlloeden in Der Mnifalt
Steppoefen eebrau9t tperben. gBir
empfeblen Die iOfOrtige Ibi4affuns Der
leBteren unb Ini6afuns bon Wo0=
bsfen, tpie mir audi aus ianitdren Grin.
ben Die 8enuBung bon 2 getttii4ern
anitatt zines empfeblen.
@dbrsnb bic Mebrsabt Der Sniaiien
sur &laile Der fogen. y ySramps" se=
bort, iinoen ii9 bod aud piele reipec=
table 9eute bor, Die entpeber
fOrperli6 ooer finan5iea tempordr
biilfsbebiirtig seiuoroen iino unb bort
um Quartier uno Set0iti9uns bit=
ten. 9lllen miro sebolfen, ioipeit
es in Der Wta9t ber ySnn" itebt
unb perben au6 Iielen auf ibren
@unI9 Grbeitspldbe peri9afft.
Supt. &eaain fiibrt aud Die 2ei=
trng iiber Die gebauing bon leeren
gauitellen unb nertpenbet babel Die i'm
Serbit unb @inter CUR 9lblieferung
BON 9oblen uno Spls benubten Pferoe
unb Gubrtuerfe Der 9lnitalt 81 sutem
3wefe. e.-Wir empfeblen gum SdluHe,
oaB iiber Name, HatiOnalitdt, lebten
Wobnort, Geburtsort. 4nfunft, gnt=
lanung etc. Der 9lnltalts-Pfe9linse 9e=
unlI 0,I61 defiihrt mer0e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
Yon ber;loien Glterm berlafIem.

Sn Der pOlisei=StatiOn befinoen iid
CUR 3eit Der 6idbri9e Sbelbp potpers
unb iein 3id5riger Bruoer Seooie unite,
Der Sbbut Der Matrone. Ser Iater,
6rant Boomers, berbuftete am lebten
Montas aus ieiner @Obnung, go.
'403 81. Genate Qlbe., unb Die Wutte,
nabm seitern Nbenb BON ben &inoerr
Abi6ieb, inoem fie benielben erfldrte,
OaB lie nidt tpieOerfommen miiroe.
Sie &leinen tperoen Der Sinoerbiiter=
@nitalt iibereeben tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-30
9eute Mdena Die erite Mmtoren=
Sorleiuug.

Sm @nsliib Spern Sauie finoet
heute Ibeno Die erite gum 8elten bes
SarriIon Senfmal=6onos peranitaltets
Gutore1=Iorleiune itatt.
.Sames Wbitcomb &ilep, Charles
Wtajor, 6rau Mtarp Sarttpea Gatber=
tpooo uno GeOrse Barr Megut6son
tperben ibre eisenen Geifesprobucte
gum Iortras brinsen.
Sas Symphonic Sr6eiter tpirb
einise Muiifpiscen sum geifen eeben.