davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
TWIST OF WRIST CHUSES BLINDNESS

able to see. An oceulist, who exam
ined her eyes, could not discover the
cause of her trouble. Since that time
specialists from Philadelphia and New
York have met in consultation, but
have failed to relieve her.
Next week an operation will be
performed on her eyes, with the hope
of relieving her. The eyelids have be-
come almost as hard as iron. Only
two cases of a similar nature are on
record in the history of the optical
world.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04

rendered and to have been placed un-
dGr $4,000 bonds, which were given by
her relatives who are among the
wealthiest citizens in that county
Mrs. Sharp was married at a youthful
age, and is reported to be now only
about 16. 1t is said she has been in
delicate health. She is daughter of
Colonel Mcmahon, one of the leading
citizens of Sewer county. Earl Sharp,
Ter / usband, is son OF DIR. Glib Sharp,
OF Trundles Cross k SOS, a prominent
an, wealthy man.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
YhQUI INDIHN I.HNDS
OPEN TO SETTLERS
The Mexican Government Takes
New Steps in the CAMPAIGN
Against the Rebels

NOGALLES. Ariz., Sept 4.-Word
has reached here from Hermosillo say
ing that decree has been issued by
the government throwing open for set
tlement all the rich lands in the YaQui
river valley, comprising the territory
to which the hostile Yaqui Indians
claim title
These lands have been held and oc-
cupied by the YaQuis for centuries, and
their unremitting hostility to the gov
ernment authorities has been due TO
the fear that their lands were about to
be taken away from them. The In
dams are still up in arms. and will not
respect the governments decree.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
INTO THE STREET BY HUSBAND

During the night it fell out on tho
front door step. There Mr.. .Houge
dobler saw it and kicked it out of the
way as he got the daily supply OF
milk from the waiting milkman. On
returning to the house the wife told
him of their unique savings bank and
it's loss Rushing quickly into the
street, he searched eagerly for the pad
which contained his wife's savings
but it had disappeared
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
THE MINERS STRIKE
OPERATORS HOLD FIRM
The President OF the Reading R02d
SduS There viii Be No Com
promise bu the Owners

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 4.-Pres-
ident Baer's declaration that the
miners strike can not be settled ex-
cept on the terms heretofore stated
by the>eoal companies has cast a gloom
over the entire strike region.
President Mitchell discussed the
statement with his lieutenants, but
declined to say anything for publica-
ton.
Mitchell denied the report that J.
Plerpont Morgan had asked him to
state the best terms on which he would
settle the strike
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04

BEVERLY, N. j., Sept. 4.--Although
Miss Sarah Fowler, of this place, has
two apparently perfect eyes, she can
not see, as a result of a strange acci-
dent.
Several weeks ago she was playing
with her brother, when he suddenly
twisted her hand in fun. He released
her at once, but the pain was so in
tense that she was compelled to go to
bed. The next morning Miss Fowler
was Mortified to find that she was I'M
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
ELECTRIC RAIbROHD. HCCID6NTS

riously in a wreck on the Milwaukee
Avenue avenue cable train here early
today.
The train was composed of grip and
two other cars bringing a heavy load
of working people down town when
the grip struck a. raised plate in the
track.
The middle car crashed into the grip
and the trailer plunged into it. Men.
women and children were piled in a
confused mass. Panic followed.
All the passengers were eXtricated
and it is believed none will die.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. A.
The Southern Pacific suburban train
bound from San Francisco, collided
with the San Mateo electric car at an
early hour this morning.
The electric car was completely de-
molished and all the passengers more
or less injured. Six of the most Sc
riously hurt were taken to St. Luke's
hospital
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 4.-More than a
score of people were hurt, several Sc
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 4.-Twenty
messenger boy strikers were rushed"
and sent flying today by one messenger
girl. Jaunite Bonneau reached up
and got hatpin from her tresses.
Now, look out!" exclaimed the IT.
year-oldF miss. as her eyes flashed fire
and she clutched the kilograms she was
delivering.
With that Jaunite gave one of the
striking messenger boys jab in the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
MESSENGER GIRL ROUTS STRIKERS

ribs with the business end of the hat
pin. Then she iabbed another and
another.
The vicinity of Dearborn and jack
son streets was filled with hoWls Of
pain and rage, emitted by sundry
messenger boys But Jaunite kept on
jabbing, and the whole array of boys
retreated before her and her quickly
moving hatpin. Jaunite earns 81 a
day delivering kilograms for the
Western Union company.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04

COLUMBIA, Pa, Sept. 3.-Through
using a pad for bank and incidental
ly as protection against colds, Mrs.
w. FL. Hougendobles, the wife of q
prominent contractor lost, $780,
The money all in bank notes, was
in a small pad in the bag, which Mrs.
Hougendobler always put under her
pillow before she went to sleep. w hen
she removed the pad recently she
placed it on the window sill and for
gO| it.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
RLABAMA NEGROES ARE RGAlNST THE 0RGANI6 LAW

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 4.-Gile
w Jackson, negro, filed a petition in
the circuit court here for an 'injunc-
tion against the new State constitution.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
Fatal Nine Explosion
Thirteen Men Killed

LONDON. Sept. Am explosion
occurred today at the Tredegar Iron
companv's colliery in Monmouthshire,
willis 112 men were underground.
Thirteen of these are known to be
dead and seventeen seriously injured.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04

The petition prays that the State
registers be enjoined from further re-
fusing to put the names of himself
and other qualified negro voters on the
registration lists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
Metal and MOneu Market.

NEW YORK, Sept, 4--Mexican dol.
lars, 4lc; silver, 521sc. Copper II. 40
to 11.60.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-04
,MAKEH TRIP SOUTH
To Attend the Big Convention OF the
the Locomotive Fir6mendt Chat
tdnOOgd and Entertained a
ROudl Duke Today

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Sept. 4.-Dr.
Lung, President Rooseyelt's physician,
said this morning that he anticipated
no serious result the President from
yesterdays accident.
Before retiring last night the Presi-
dent left word that he desired not to
be disturbed until 10 this morning.
He took a drive this mrning before re-
ceiving the Grand Duke Boris of Russia
and party, who will be his guests at
luncheon today.
The President will leave here to-
morrow on the yacht Sylph, prepara-
tory to starting to Washington, and
then en- a short southern trip. He
will leave Washington at 1880 tomor-
rww evening for Chattanooga, where
he will attend the convection of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Secretary Cortelyou, who passed last
night at his summer> home at Hemp
stead, is reported much better this
morning. He will accompany the
President on his southern trip.
The President is receiving Ia large
number of kilograms and cablegrams
congratulating him on his escape from
injury in yesterdays accident.
PITTSFIELLD, Mass, Sept 4.-With
the excitement which followed the ac-
cident to President Roosevelt in this
city yesterday in a great measure
abated, the citizens are today dis
cussing the question of responsibility
for the occurrence, which on all sides
is considered as having marred the
city fame, in that street car disputed
the right of way with the President OF
the United States. 1t is argued that
the railway company should not have
disregarded the request of the mayor
that no cars be run while the President
was in the city. AT a meeting last
night a committee of investigation was
appointed, with the mayor at it's head.
1t is stated this morning that the
condition of the driver Pratt is salts
factory.
Motorman Madden and Conductor
Kelley appeared before the district
court today. After conference with
counsel it was agreed to postpone the
matter for two weeks.
Bali in $4,000 for Madden and $4,000
for Kelley was furnished.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. A.
Messages of congratulation over the
escape of the President from the acci-
dent yesterday have begun to come
to the State Department from abroad.
One of the first was the following
from Emperor William of Germany:
''Posen, Sept. 4.-To President,
Washington: with all Americans I
praise the Providence that saved your
life from the terrible accident. (Signed)
William, l. R."
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21

the aLlNci Use
nent is taken
the merchant
refusing will
be blackiistcd,
or boycotted,
by the union
There is very
little doubt
tn 4 t t h e S {
solicitors are
overs pping
their author
ity, and tat
the intelligent
and reason
q b | { m { m =
bcrS of the
uni on t h C Y
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
CoIdea CAanee for Capital.

Ihave for sale the largest ir-
rigstiOn plant in Calcasieu par
ish, located within one-half mile
OF the corporate limits. Of Jen-
nings. The plant is we'll estab-
lished, and has just added new
pump ping machinery with a ca
pacity of 3,5OO,O 600 gallons "f
water per hour. Will furnish
water for irrigAting $4,000 acres
of rice this season.
Everything in connection with
this plant as in first class con-
ditiOn. The canals now com
pleted aggregate 90 mi !eS, ard
the farmers iucaled along it's
lines are OF the Intelligent and
thrifty classes. This plant paid
its stock holders d dividend of 20
per cent last year. For further
particultre see or write lo
n. r. STRONG.
Jen..ingS. La.
Manager Gulf C,aS Lane! aud
L! veStmen' r,inpa.:y.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
LIKE a DROWNING MAN,

''F'ive Years ago d disease he doc
tors called dyspepsia tc..k su:h hold
OF me chat cruip scarceiy,@o writes
Geo. :. Marsh, Wei known attorney
OF NicOn;t, Tex. - 'fOUk Quantit e-
81 pepsiu and other medicines buu
nothing helped me. A Il drowning
man grabs at ii straw | grabbed al
hoI;,!. i tel, an Improvement Il once
and after 4 .eW notices, am sound and
well. = hodol is the only preparatit Il
which eXacGl repruGuces the natural
digestive Juices anu consequently is
the only "ne which digeSts any good
rood and cures any iorm OF stomach
troub +. Terry : Drug :>tor,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
Notice OF 3t3c.E.lolAara M!etlng.

The annual III .,;i,I4 of lhe
stpr.NLoideIS Of i.,- Pariri-
MAN III o.; ;anI MInuI'.u Com ranN
Limited, pruv'ded for by Article
" IF the ( la ;~r, 10 ..lu,;t five
~ directors Iur the Year ending
: ia" 10, 1853, and I,r the pur-
pose OF uran"aoliny such otier
nu>lnes> as May property come
before tn" S;t,u meeii'g. will be
heId at the Hc4Nar;3,it II use, ia
the town uf Jcnninss. Ia. on
the tenth day nI Juae, 1902, ~
ten O'Clock Il. iii
BY order OF the President,
J.n!,inGs, Id =, .Id,' }, 1902.
l12:tf ID E. SWEET, Secretary.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
xAIL,.OAb Tunsr rA..l.sc,
DON'T START WRONG.

Don't start the summer with a ling
ering cough or cola. We all KIN w
what 'summer cold" is. It's the
hardest kind to cure. Often it'.hanys
on' through the entire season. Take
it in hand right now. n few doses of
One Minute Cough Cure will set YOU
right. sure cure for coughs, colds,
Group, grip, bronchitis, all throat and
lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Acts
Ut once. Children like it, Zone
Minute Cough Cure is the best cough
medicine l ever used,'' slys J. H.
Bowles, Groveton, N. H. 81 never
found anything else that acted so
safely and quickly" DR.. Terry's
DruG Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
|SIIjtvz Talks Talks On n4AndIlI'c2ll1iIlSil(Q| ADJ CT
by Charles C 2aesz 4zGEz5ssisa Bales
No. So.


tin
advertisement programme OF church ial
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21

that Ii cy an ots~ a. con,t y0;' eAa,ity
don't Day and IEaekHQIL"
b t only
here and there is one who has the
necessary nerve TO refuse to have any.
thing to do with them.
Money paid for such things
should not be charged to advertising at
all The bookkcepcr should open an
account for charity or blackmail or
whatever he chooses, SO long as it isn't
advertising.
a safe rule to go by is, never put
an adver .isemcnt into anything where
you cannot trace direct result When
somebody tells you that it is impossible
to trace results tell them they are mis-
taken. If you put your ad in good
newspaper you can tell exactly what it
brings you if you try.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
WANTS OTHERS TO Know.

81 have used HeWitt's Little Early
Risers Tor constipation and torpid
liver and th"y uGc all right. | am
glad to indorae them 1ur / mink when
we find q good dag, we rusnJ 20 let
Others llnOW ii. writes Alfred HeiuZe
quincy, Ill. 'IheN never &sripe or dis
lress. sure, s;.le pills. III Terry's
Drug store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21

ALL PROPERTY Owners,
who have any real eSia'e they
wish Co dispose Oi, list it wiju
the S"utherij E.@al1y Il Collection
Co. Record Bldg
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21

would not countenancc these methods.
Business men all say that such things an
and
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
Choice Lots.

a nicely lncaJed lot in Clifton
Place also d choice lot on Acad-
my Avenue Eiuhe: OF these
"iil be sod at a bargain N. l..
Mli,er.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
QUEEN & CRESCBN''
y r . u T E. ~

The Best Line to New York ,Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, Gin
cinnati, Chattanooga, birmingham and
all points in the East.
Through Sleeper, New Orleans to
New York via Chattanooga, Bristol,
Lynchburg, Washington and PennSyl-
Vania Railroad.
Pullman Sleeper, New Orleans to
Cincinnati.
Dining Car Service on both New
York and Cincinnati Lines, serving all
meals.
Coolest. CleaneSt.
Full detailed information furnished
"a application
eco. H. Smith,
@. r. A.
R J. Anderson,
A G. A
MaW Orleans La
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
DANGEROUS lENEGL.cTEr.

Bu rs. cuts ANA other wounds often
fail 10 heal properly II neg iected aud
become troublesome svrcs. Dew it. =
WI ca Hazel ;oaiv" prevents such
conseq uenceS. Even where delay ha-
aggravated G"ei iI.iury Dewitt p Witcn
Hazel = d W. effects, q cure. II had d
running ~u-c or my ic@ lhiltN wears,
says ii { tlarly, NHuHeeJuWn, Ind
AT cr using nlanl .emedies, [ Iried
DeWjtt's. N'i,ct Hazel :5alve. , {, u
boxes healed the sore, - Cues all
skin diseases. pii,-s Me q toi, at . ce-
Beware c" !nterIeIls. Dir, Terry :
Drug store.
jennings i,unlnr-r SO. .Ltu. -
Receiving 4unlnAE every ',i'E i.,:
vii! soon have Il nIre strGA Ca.
nAn0. Ii
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21


society or d labor organization.
The people who get these things
up are often perfectly honest in their in
tentions. They may honestly believe that
their advertisingis worth something. On
the other hand, there are some who LnoH
that what they are selling has no com
merciai value.
These things are quite frequently
a mild sort of lackmai--sometimes they
are lot 50 mild Sometimes a solicitor
for Il labor programme, for instance, in
sinuatcs more or less plainly that unless
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21

'es,sao Copyright, Charles dustin Bates Neso York.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
Screen EOUrS.

Carload just received. Bring
il Your orue" t. The Right
Place. j.. l.. N;OhS!I d Sons.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Sie Yfsrse=M =Mmsiteamns.
Die 8i9ter ernannt.

Als &idter iperben bel Der pferoe=
Qusfeluns fOlgenbe 9erren funsiren
Nurel Batonpi, 9tetu 0orf; Sen. Sobn
9. gafleman, 9ouisbiHe; 8eorse 9.
9ulme, Stem gOrt; S. 9. Somles,
garostotpn, 2p.; @. 6. @puloing,
SeHper, Col. %. &. 8ooopin, IT,,
g6icaso 8. g. Crane. Gbica9O ;
glersnee Moore, @aibinston, D. g.,
uno Sobn R. 8entrp, ct. 2ouis, Mo.
General So6n @aiileman tpar prd=
iioent Der 2ouispille Yferoe 9lusftel=
lung unb SOhn &. @entrp 1T elmer
Der bsbeutenbiten pferoesii4ter bes
0anbes. gr III u. u. Der eliidlide
8eiibey bss beriibuten Srabers SObn
&. @eiitrp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Yerioaal= =Noti3em.

Sn Der lebten Ieriammluns bss
Samenbereins oes Siioieite 9urnber=
ems bat Die langjdbrige uno beroiente
prdiioentin Grau gIifabetb
& | IN t ibre &eiignation eins.reidt
oa bieielbe infol9e Der gtablirung hires
neuen RurSwaaren= iinb 9errenaus-
ftattunss=Geiddftes nidt nebr Die 3eit
fanb, benz @erein Die n0tbise NuFmert.
famteit 81 uibmen.
Serrunb 6rau Sobn g.
Gren5el tueroen beute aus Sem
Yort bon ibrer ausseoebnten guropa=
2eiie auriiderpartet. 9err unb
Grau Sreb. 9. &ufb, Die
auf bemielben Sampfer bic 9sim-
r.iie madten, fino bsrsits 3uriidssfebrt.
sic batten felt Sanuar in europa se=
tpeilt.
9lu9 9srr &ubolpb Grauer
ift bon isiner gurOpa-&eiie auriidse=
tebrt.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
8sridt oer Mr6eiter=gommiiitO

Sie arbeiter @ommindre 6. g: We=
Gormaf uno 3. 6rant S9mio babel
oem @ouperneur ibren 8eri9t, tuel9er
ii9 auf sinen 3eitraum bon spei Sab
rem eritredt, iiberrei9t. 9lus oemirIben
sebt 5erbor. baB Die @ommiifon isbr
tbdtis unb aud erfolarei9 gemeien lit.
Su lpielen ssSdllen selan9 es ibr
einsn Streit oeer 2Odout su perhiiten,
inoem ourd ibre germittluns Die Sif=
frsnssn 3mhaen arbeitssber uno Den
arbeitern betreffs Der 2obn unb Stun=
henfraes asisli6tet murbe. sic Iinb
oafiir, oaB elm 9eieB erlaiisn pirb,
bemsufolge Streits uno 2odouts burd
S4iebsseridte gereeelt werben iOlen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04

Wiltesbarre, 3d., 4. Sft. :
gsi rem Nottinsbam=9rubsn Der 2s-
bigb & Wiltesbarre Goal So. berri9t
groBe Nufresuns, inoem elm farbiger
Silfsiberiff, als er aus Der Stodabe
beraustam, bon Stritern ansegriffen
wurbe. Der 6arbigs maAte bon fei=
mem Hebolper 8ebraud. Sie &ugel
orang einem Streiter in ben unterleib
elm. Sofort batte iid cine sroBe Men=
i9enmense anselammelt, wel4e bereit
mar, ben @sser 81 lpn4en. Oberit
SOusbertp bonn 9. &esiment fanote fo=
fort feds Gompasnien nod bem S9au=
plab oes @rapalls ab. sic famen se=
raoe su rebter 3eit, um ernitli4e un=
ruben 81 perhiiten.
6 o 3 lennot 3 in s Gbicaso.
@bicaeo, A. DIT. Ob Der lla=
terriat in ben 6ffentli6en S6ulen in
Chicago feine llnterbredHns erlsioen
ioll. bdnst babon ab, ob bic ifreifenben
6rubenarbeiter innerbalb zines WfO=
mats ipieoer an bic Mrbeit seben obsr
ni9t. gs fino ni9t genug &oblen fur
ole S1ulen borbanoen uno piele
S4ulen miiBten oanniIsei9lo1en trer=
ben.
2eine bon Den feds 6irmen, tpel9en
Die @Ontracte fir 2isferung Der &oblen
fur bic S9ulen perlieben tpuroen, bat
bieielben oes Streites tuegen unter=
Seidnet. Sic babsn nur fir einen
Wonat liefern f0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
gonftabmlarims Nsmbomie
mnsladli@.

Die Spesialitdt bes @onltablers
Netpbouie ift bstanntlid Die, Seier=
tsurs abaufansen, iunse 2eute, tuelden
es in Sntel Sam's Sienifen nidt
mebr sefisl. g8ie cine Spinne auf
Glisssn iff er auf oieie guri6en per=
feben uno mebe benz armen patrpn,
Der in feline Nebe fdllt. Dor einiser
3eit bate sr aussei9niifelt, baB ina
Arbeitsbauie cir Sarbiser Namsns
6rant Sbompion cine Strafe ab=
brummte. Serielbe bate aber Onfel
Sam's Mrmee, pelher er angeb0rte,
idn0oe Derlafen. NembouIe erfubr,
oaB behen Strafe am lsbter Sonner=
fog absslaufen mar. gr besab f9
alio babin, lm bsnielben absubolsn,
um bann s25 eolleetiren gu f6nnen.
Gu ieinem sr6bten Nerser aber erfubr
er, baB 3bompion bereits am Sage su-
bor entlaiien porben mar. Srseno
ssemano bate einen Dollar fur ibn be-
aablt unb ba oerielbs bon Der ibm auf=
erleaten 8eloftrafe absesogen turrbe, 10
mubte 5bOmpiOn einen Sag frabsr
entlaiIen perbsn. Nembouie f9dumte
Dor @utb uno tbeilte ben 9Orfaa Dem
Waaior Waadlin nit, tpel9er fi1 Be-
trefs Der anselesenbeit tuieberum nit
gunoes=Siffriets.Antpalt Sealing in
@erbinbung iebte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Die NOroieite Selspbon Station

Sie Norofeite Station Der ygiew
Sslspbon &c." tpiro morgen er6ffnet
tperben. Sinfort tperoen alle 9lufrufe
bon benz Sifriet n6rblid Der 16..
Strabs, einidlieBlid groab &ipple
unb Serb SnoianapOlis ourd oieie
Station empfanssn uuo beantmortst
tperben. Sie Station iit an Der gde
Der Salbott Nbe. unb %. Str. in
sinsm neuen oreiit0disen @ebduoe bele=
gen. Sic ifsbt unter Der Oberleitung
bon Senrp 8olbuid; 5tpei @befOpera-
teure unb sebn rseuldre Sperateure
weroen ben Sienf serri9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Beifere aus sfi9ten iir
Gincinnati.

Cincinnati, 4. DIT. Sdlt bas
8esenmetter an, 10 miro iid bie2oblen=
Situation in ben ndAifen Sa9en sans
beosutene gum 8eferen dnoern. 9ie
Nnseiden seitern tparen, baB Der 6luB
auf allen punttsn sieiIden bier unb
gittsburs feist, unb ba su pittsburs
iiber 10000, 900 8uibel Srennfoblsn
in GladboDten liesen uno nur auf ei=
nen b0beren Wahsritano separtst miro,
um iie bierber gu bef0roern, 1T erii9t=
li9, baB es nit elmer 2Oblennotb iit
Cincinnati borbei iein oiirfte, iuenn
Der &esen anbdlt.
Sm aail;en Siibneifsn berri9t
idtpsrer EesenfalI uno i'm aansen Obe=
rem Obiotbal resnet es. sSn pitts=
burg ities Der 6luB seifern bsinabe UNI
einen SuB, uno ba aua Der @lesbenp
6lub ffsist, miro oas Waher baIp pisl
b6ber feben.
2Oblenbdnoler in Der llmsssenb bon
Cincinnati iansen an, ibren 8orratb
an Brenntoblen, beIoaoers Nntbraeit,
bierhersuienoen. ba fie bier bisl Before
preiie befommen, uno Die bieli9en
4oblenbdnbler 9lauben, oaB es nidt
81 timer pirfliden &oblennotb tommen
wirb, aber iis eriparten, baB Die boben
Preife nod cine seraume 3eit anbal=
ten, ielbif ipenn Die bielen 2oblen bon
pitt: burg bs.untertommen, ba aus=
wdttise Rdufer einen sroben She'll bie-
fer Senouns on ii9 brinesn tpiirben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04

er Die Wabrnebmung, baB bic Mutter
ibr Sino perna4ldITse, es iale1t in
3leiber halte unb es pertpabrlofte.
Sbreusberrp fanb aus, bab Die Mar=
tin'ide gbe eine iebr unslhdlide mar,
oab Streitisteiten, ia fosar priige=
leien an Der 9asesorbnuns iparen.
grlt bor einigen Monaten puroe Mar=
tin ussen srober MiBbanbluns ner=
baftet. Mabsl's 8ater 1T Der Mnfidt
baB in einem iol9sn Seim, in FOLDER
llmsebuns bas 9ino nidt ssbsihe unb
aus oemielben nidts suies uerben
tann. Sn Golse beiien reidte er 9e=
fern I'M 8eriat bas Geiud elm, ibm
Die Sbbut iber bas 2inb au iibsreeben.
oa er i'm Stanoe 1T, fur oasIelbe in
oentbar better @eiie iorsen 81 tOnnen.
Ser rguiinib Men's 9ribin 9
p D" al 10 q u q e.
fpielt.
Der bor fiinf Sabren se9riinbets
y 9uiinsB Men's Sripins Club" se-
bort Der @ersansenhsit an. Serielbs
bate @runb.isentbum on Der gentral
gpe. n0roIid BON Gall Greet sepadtet,
cine sroBe Sribiine erri6tet unb eins
&ennbabn berItsQen lailen. Naein bas
SnterefIe Der Mitslisber bes Clubs er=
labmte unb berielbe gins imMer meb,
suriid. gr serietb in S6ulOen uni
iein 9auptidulOner mar bic vNOrtberr
Subeitment Co." bon SnbianapOlis.
Sielelbe reidte bor Grieoensri9te,
sai&Olion cine 8lase sessn ben Glut
elm unb bisier iprad sefsrn Der @e'
iellIdaft bas aanse Beiibtbum su
auberbsm aber bat er mod 5000 S9a.
oeneriaB 3u sablen.