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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1903-12-31
EPwoRrH LEAGUE TOPIC.

When an individual begins to feel his re-
lation to the whole world he is on his way
10 bigness. And when in his heart there
grows the conviction that not only is he
linked to all men, but also that he has a
responsibility for all men. then he is en-
tering the company of the truly great.
For this world-love. this passion for hu-
manity, this missionary spirit-call 1t what
you please-is next to love for God, the
noblest sentiment that can animate the
human breast.
All the world has need of the help of
every man. There Is no person whose life
does not either further or retard the prog
ress of the race.
An open door is symbolic of opportunity
and of possibility. The measure of oppor-
tunity is the measure of responsibility.
Unto whomsoever much is given, of him
shall be much required"
God has opened the door of worldwide
missionary opportunity. but man alone
can Will to pass through 1t.
Man judges a life by its achievements
but God by its purpose.
Relia bility precedes responsibility: shirk-
ers are never sharers In the rewards OF
service.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1903-12-31
Only. In our blind wisdom
How dare we say It at all.
Since the ages alone can reckon
Which is the great and Small?"

1T Is still less than a score of years
since Bishop Harrington of the Uganda
Mission in Africa vas murdered-but
the one house OF Christian worship In
1884 has increased to 799. the 300 Chris
tians to 10000. and 1000 natives are
working as Christian evangelists. while
a cathedral seating 5000 Is nearly COM
pleted at the capital city, "Mengo."
The man who sneers at missionary
work. or is pessimistic regarding 1t,
simply reveals his lack Of information
upon this subject. Facts are stubborn
things: they cannot be explained away,
or regarded az the dream of some Wis.,
tonary enthusiast. And these facts of
the results of mission work in China,
India, Africa and the islands of the
conference.-the. Only . century ago
portions OF these countries were in the
grip Of Davagery. superstition and ig-
n0rance. Christianity entered. and In
her wake there has followed civilixa-
tion. enlightenment and progress.
A. q business mar speaking to bus-
Flness man. says Sir w. Mackworth
Young. late lieutenant governor Of the
work which has been done by mission-
airy agency In India exceeds the Inn
portance AL that has been done land
much hAn been done) BY the Brtttst
~Uovernment IN india since it, COM
(mencernent."
The total Christian population. for
ESa9nefs am natives, Catholics and
HrQtestantn. a given BY the censn4ggc!
NOW In every hundred 81 the general
n~onti1affon. While the Hfndsaa Suuhfiy
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1903-12-31
A Perfect Hog House.

a Perfect Hog House.
After experimenting with a dozen plans
Tor hog houses the writer found the one
illustrated to give the best satisfaction of
n at the smallest expense. 1t will be
seen that there is no waste of room. that
the building is compact and easily made
comfortable even in the coolest climates.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1903-12-31
A WORLD CONQUEST.
Comments on Uniform Prayer Meeting
Topic for Christian Endeavor.

Topic for Christian Endcavor.
The nineteenth century was essential
ly one of progress. of achievement, of
world-embracing movements. At it's
close men recalled the wonderful dis
coveries and inventions that had mark
ed it's passing. But Of all the facts in
this story of q hundred ~years-facts
which read like the tales of some ma
gician-none is more marvellous than
the closing records of the TRANSITIONAL
ton which Christianity has wrought in
the midst OF i,eathendom. Only a hun
dred years, only q few workers and
only a limited amount of money ex-
pended and yet the results have been
.stupendous.
The evening world., 1903-05-27

conceived. +. c. Bangs was q tedious
Capulet. Edwin Arden a nondescrlpt
Paris. and John Il. Kellard olownish
and ungracen Tybalt Edmund Breese
was an acceptable Lady Capulet.
Last nights audience, though sparing
Of applause, was attentive and studlous.
and II didn't go out between acts.
The evening world., 1903-05-27
MYSTERY IN A
$4,000 WINNING
Was 1t Real or Stage Money
That Actor Charles Evans
Won from Manager Brady at
at Poker?
PRESS AGENT DOES NOT TELL

Was It real or stage money that went
over the table In the friendly" poker
game in which Charles Evans, an actor.
came out 81 900 to tho good? The press
agent has gone on n vacation without
leaving the Information, and Mr.. Brady
declares he has forgotten the occur
renee. Mr.. Evans has not ordered any
automobiles, and the piece in which he
Is starring Is anxious to get advertised
There are some flaws In the texture,
but the story given out by Mr.. Brady's
alert representative before he betook
himself to the woods for the summer Is
something as follows:
Manager Brady and Mr.. Evans pulled
UP their chairs with a number of otrher
actors at the Greenroom Club and for
several hours played a listless game OF
draw" with a limit calculated 10 leave
supper money. 1t got very tiresome
after a while and somebody pulled Off
the lid and let the kettle boil.
There was a hurried scramble, and
nobody was left but Mr.. Brady and Mr..
Evans. The luck was all against the
manager, and In a remarkably short
time twenty-one 81 1000 bills had slipped
through his fingers.
Mr.. Brady intended to go to Europe
with his wife. Grace George. as soon as
their little son recovers from his illness.
but II he wants to mako the story
strong he had best announce that he
will spend his vacation at Bath Beach.
The evening world., 1903-05-27
..zyns BelIew in 'sAlI-Star" Pro-
duction Plays Shakespeare's
Lover with Foot Constantly
Upon the Soft Pedal.
MISS ROBSON is IMMATURE.
She Shows No Command OF the
Emotions She 10 Called Upon TO
Display In the Later Scenes Of
the Play.

When Juliet awakens memories Of the
sweet girl graduate and Romeo brings
recollections OF track-team legs. It's
next to impossible to throw ones self
heart ana soul. into the joys and sor-
rows OF Romeo and Juliet"
This Ia the principal reason why the
"distingulshed company OF dramatic
artists, under the direction OF Liebler &
Co.." at the Knickerbocker Theatre
misses It's mark.
Like the circus, the "all-star cast" has
gotten into the habit of starting out In
the spring TO startle the natives. Praise.
In the provinces, was like milk and
honey az such exhibitions, but when
the troupe gets back to town" it's
different New York is apt to yawn.
For, granting all due credit. this
spring snap, as 1t may be called, lacks
snap. In fact. 1t falls little short OF
being deadly dull. With ono or two per-
formers for exceptions. the performance
moves monotonously.
Kyrle Bellew plays Romeo with his
foot constantly on the soft pedal, and
uniess YOU have your Shakespeare well
IN mind II, Is quite impossible to under
stand. a great deal OF the time. what
the dickens Is the trouble with him
HIS Romeo has more sighs than strength
and. moro often thnn might be wished
an afrectaton which approaches eS
feninacy.
Eleanor Robson Is a winsome young
woman, and this Is the single charm of
her juliet. Her beauty IL rather of the
morning and golf links than OF the moon
Light and the balcony. She lacks, first
OF all. depth and soul. Her passion is
Immature and unmoving. so much 30
that the balcony scene. with her gentle,
aesthetic lover. was amusing instead OF
absorbing.
The apprehensive spectator nervousiy
felt the need OF Nurses Intervention.
In the later scenes Miss Robson was
all but swamped In the sea of emotion
which demanded management. She
was quite unable to cope with tho potion
scene. albeit she looked appealingly pa
thetIc In the white light which faith
fully sought her out.
The greatest measure OF success was
by Eben Plympton in the part |
OF Mercutto, but evon he was handi-
The evening world., 1903-05-27

capped by an overabundancs of years.
This advisedly, for. of course, the Nurse
as It has been for years.
The Frlar Laurence OF w. II. Thomp-
son had nm amiable quality. and the
Peter of w. ]. Ferguson was cheerfully
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
Sm Yoli,eiaeriat

purbe Der 6ineiiide @ai9ontel 0une
See bon Der Mnflage bes Siebfabls
freigeipro9en. Giner ieiner 2unben
bate ibn berbaften la1en. neil Bee ii9
weigerte, ibm feine 28dide aus3ulie=
fern. Wtittlsrpeile bat es Ii1 beraus=
geltelt, oaB See fia in Der perion bes
Wannes seirrt bate, uno er bat ibm
baber aud feline Wdf6e na6trdsli6 ge=
geben.
GOp &emper bon go. 1926 Nirqi=
mia ape. mar bon Dem pOliaiften San=
lon berbnftet tporben, neil er fi4 an=
seblib oemielben gegeniiber elmer niht
ialonfdbisen Spra6e beoiente. Ser
&i9ter berurtheilte ihn CUR 3a6lune
bon 81 uEo Soften. Sn ieinem neber=
eifer bate Sanlon au9 Srau &emper
berbaftet. Sieielbe wuroe absr bonn
Yoliaeiri6ter prompt uno nit allen
@6ren entlaHen. @s lit iebr mabr=
i6einli6, oaB Die NIfaire fir Sanlon
nod Elm unansenebmes Na4ipiel baben
miro. Srau 9emper iouObi, als au6
ibr 8atte erfreuen iit in ibrer NaA=
barI9aft allieitiger Adtuns.
Na9 ben ausiagen bon 3eugen iOll
Der POli8iit 3ur 3eit, als sr Die Ser.
baftuns bornabm, ansstrunten gene.
fen iein.
& m en- gn d b | g BON.
SObn Sbea, Wiqaro Smith, San
@eran, 6rancis 6. Sailp uno Walter
6armer, guri4en, ransirsno inn alter
BON 8-14 Sebren betannten fia i'm
8eriat fir jugenolide Siinoer foul.
big, in cine Gar Der Big Sour 8abn
eingebro9en au iein uno Sabat aeito6=
len. sic tpurben nit bem 8eiheio
entlahen, oab psnn giner bon ibnsn
iia wieoer etrpas gu S9uloen fommen
ldBt, er obne Wsiteres mad Der 9e=
fOrmi4ule in plainfielo seianot ueroen
tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
6ladlid) absslaufeme Golliiion.

@eeen 89 ubr beute Morsen colir
birte auf Der &reu3un9 Der Oslaware
Str. uno Waibinston Str. Gar gto.
401 Der Srbinston=2inie nit Der Gar
go. 225 Der columbia Npe. =9inie, unb
Die leBtere wurbe bonn @eleiie sei9leu=
bert. Sabsi puroen 3 pahaeierinnen:
Srau SEQ. Sabis bon go. 1715 N.
4rienal lbe., Srau glmelia Berger
BON No. Ola MsnoeG Nbe., unb Die
fnrbi9e Wiib Sennie Solt bon Der
gtorb California Str. bur6 @las=
iplitter elm tpenis 5ertrabt, bod tparen
iie i'm Stanoe, pbne dratli6en 8ei=
itanb beim3ugebsn, reip. 81 fabren.
Ser Motornisr Der Columbia Mbe.=
Gar, 6. &ice ertldrt, er babe ben 3u=
iammenifOB ni6t bsrmsioen f0nntn, oa
er periudte, feline Gar surtifsubalten,
oamit ni6t Elm berfrhppelter &nabe
iiberfabren tperoe. Die @ollilion Der=
uria6ts grOBe, aber unn6tbiss Iuf=
regung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
@etTenbad1'S @trtbsd)ait,
9to. 14O1 Wteotion Wpenue.
Oas fommt tn oem betea Tamt=
lien bor.

Die pOli3ei puroe Samifas Morsen
su frhber Stunoe Su bem Sauie go.
1914 Central Ibs. 9erufen, ba es bieB,
Der bort ipObn6afte s. 8. &uop babe
einen ginbre9er eri6oRen. Die pOli=
siiten aber itellten feft, baB &ubp, Der
absnos 3u elmer 9O9eniiBuns aeweien
mar, ieinen Sdorniiein fir einen @in=
BREEDER 9ebalten unb nit &spolpsr=
fugeln tractirt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
ND. 60.

rege(mdeise grisftrdger angeifeat
fein. Sn Der perion bon @eoree
Slooo, Der bisbsr auf Der @rtra=9iite
itano, tpiro Die 3abl Der reguldren um
einen bermebrt tporben.
au4 fino Dem POitmeifsr bD6eren
Srtes $240 fir einen bierten berittenen
Srieftrd9er beuillist woroen. Die
&egierun9 bs3ablt nur bas 6utter fir
Die pferbe. Pfero. pferoesei9irr uno
Waeen miiiien bic 8rieftrdger ielbf
anidaifen.
Ser meiters berittene Brieftrd9er
tommt na6 oem 6abritsS Siitricte unb
piro er Die eriten pOititiide i'm @e-
f9dftstbeile Der Stabt einiammeln.
gteue Ipotbeter.
III. W a pne. Mitslieo 6. 9.
@OOowOrtb bon Der Staats- -pbarma=
ceutii9en 8eb0rbe bat betannt ee=
ma4t, oab bel Der jiinelf in gbansbiQe
abgebaltenen Priifuns BON re9iftriren
ybarmaceuten Die fOlgenben @anbioa=
ten erfOlsrei4 getueien fino
u. u. Sum. q. s. G9mibt, @ai6=
ingtOn: U. %. Slid, Sabib Se9t unb
s. 6. Serlins, gpansbile; ). 8.
Sonnen, @reensburs; s. 3immer=
man, 2pnnpiae; 6. 6. 9lusbe, Jrant=
fort, %. 3. Mannes, Oiiian; s. 8.
s. McSOnalo, 9leu 9llbanp;
SeOrse pfenbsr, jr., @pansbiGe;
.. &. Wattbeps, Mit6el; 5. q.
&ellep, Wuncie; 3. 9. @injlom, Stem
albanp; 6. u. &obertfon, @n9liib;
90. %. Bed, 2osansport; 6. u. &O=
bertion, 6lora; @befer gOOtbe, Sullis
ban; g. 6. Sarris, &rdpille.
Brennt imm mer no d.
Sort % anne. Die Selquele
in MonrOe Sotpnibip, oeren @rplOiion,
mie beri6tet, lesten Sienitas elm Wens
idenleben tpftete, brennt INNER nod
iinb tann mod ni9t unter Gontrolle
9ebra9t tperben. lleber Der Suene
lobt fOrtpdhreno cine @ashamme a9t
bis 5ebn Sub bod unb fiinf SUB i'm
Sur9meiier, bod ale bier bis flint
stunoen f9ieBt elm bider Strabl pe=
troleum bunoert big bunbertunbfiinf=
| sia GuB bod in Die Suft, cine rieiise
SeuerIdule bilbenb, Die beionbers bes
Na9ts elm iaaarig id6nen Inblid
gepdbrt, ben su senieBen, Die 2eute
Wteilen melt berbeiItrDmen. @s
unterliest teinem 3meifsl, baB oi. I'm.
ternebmer ba auf cine 'ber ereiebisifen
Quellen in bieiem Sbeile bes 2anbes
aeitoBen iino uno iit Der preis Der
2dnbereien in Der @esenb in ben leBten
Sagen bsbeutsnb geitieaen, uno bon
allen Seiten ftrDmen Speculanten her=
BEL. um Seadnbereien 81 pa9ten poer
gu berpa9ten.
4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31

8egen 10 ubr beute Vorrtttfa9 er=
eianete fi6 auf oem sinipurigen Sslelle
Der Big 6Our=gabn nDroli9 bonn Ar=
beits6auIe, bort mo basielbe nabe Der
ebemali9en Sanbsrube an Der Is.
etraBe uno SoltOn place in Elm Jog.
Y einmiinbet, cine entieBli4e @iien=
ba6n=@atafrop6e, Die itredli9lte ieit
bielen Sabren in unierer Staot. ia
ma6rI6einlidb Die allerentieBli6te
in Der 8ei9i9te Der Staot.
9enn bei betIelben tamen borldurger
unb geringer abi9dbung nab ni6t
tuenioer alg IA perionen idblin9s um's
2eben unb Is big 20 wuroen mebr
ober ueniser i6tper, srDBtentbeils aber
bebsnfli9 perlsbt.
Der Bug, Der an iener Steae per=
uneltifte, mar Der 8ig 6OursSpeeial=
3ue aus 2afapstte (Puroue), msl4er
aus II 8aggOns 5uIammengslebt NOR
uno on Stelle bes 6anfafee. .IccOmooa=
tiongsuees lief, Der bier I'm I'll ubr
fdlig lit. @uf bem 3u9e befanoen
fid na6esa 1000 gurhue=Stubentsn,
6uBball gntbuIiaIten unb auBeroem
anbere &eiIenoe. uno bic puroue=
Stuoenten uno ibre 6reunoe MOLTEN
bier bem GuBbal Mteiiteri4aftsipiele
beiwobnen, bas beute Ha1mistag auf
ben @aIbinsiOn= @riinben 3wii4en ben
Seams bon Yuroue uno Der Snoiana
1niberIitdt itattfinben iOllte.
Nlein Elm trasii6es @ei6id tpollte
es anoers. Senn an Der be3ei4neten
Stele rannte Der grcuriiOns3uJ. Der
mad Der 4nsabs bon Nugenseusen nit
elmer Sabrsei5pinoisteit bon 55 big
90 Meilen lief, nit unbei6rdntter
@u9t geaen mebrere leere Gra6twag=
aons, melde bort bon elmer &angir=
locomotive BON Der Y=Wei9e fort9e=
f9oben muroen. Sie panagierSu9=
locomotive puroe BEL benz Inpreue
umeetippt uno beinabe b0llig bemOlirt,
ebeniO Elm 8iitteruasgon, iOtuie Der
erffe @neeon oes paiiasiersuses. Ser
smelte PahagierDag9on, in Dem llp
Die M1it9lieoer Der @apeae Der Puroue=
lIniperlitdt befanoen, wuroe idblines
ben ffeilen 8abnbamm Dftli6 binab=
qetirst uno Die beioen fOlgeroen gDa9=
sOns bes Pafaeier5u9es famen nabe
baran, in Die Siefe gu fOlsen. Der
erFe tpurbe auf einen ftd6lernen Sitter
uagecn tbeilpeiie binaufsei6obsn.
Niertpiiroiser Weiie enttamen Soep=
motibfa6rer uno Seiser bes paiia9ier=
suoes, IOtpei. erniittelt tperoen tonnte,
obne beIonoers nennensipertbe 8erleb=
ungen. 6ur6tbar bagegeH mar oas
un6eiI, uel9es unter ben &eiienoen
angeri9tet tuurbe.
Sis um bic Mitta9sifunbe paren
aus ben Sriimmern 9 Sobte entfernt
poroen, oarunter mebrere puroue=
Stuoenten, reip. Wtitglieoer oes GuB=
ball=Seams, wdbrenb Gsuerwebr, Po=
1isei, Salpase=@orps uno ionifi9e
Silfsbeamte beniibt paren, nod 2
ODER 8 SOote 81 bergen, Die, wie es
bieB, unter ben Sriimmern Der Soco=
motips uno WassOns begraben lagen.
Sie 2iite Der Sooten, iotpeit bieielben
ibentificirt waren, iit fOlssnbe:
6. s. &obertion, Snbpls.
gBalter &. Hou9, pittsburg.
6. 6. Stub, pittsburg.
8. Walter, Samilton, -
Sam Sauibbs, 9aturenceburg ober
2afapette.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
Wa9te Grmf.

Die 9oIisei bob Eoonep's 9ooIroom aus.
Seute gtadmittas bob Die Yoli=
5ei Mite Soomep's poulroom an
Der Sainois Strabe aus, Der
unter DER faliaer Slasse elmer Sele-
srapb=@o. feseIt, uno ipeoirte feds
neutrality-suspicious. BON Wettenben"
sur Station.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31

90 Gemte Mbeno tinoet
Der t6brIt6e Ba4 oeS 1tnabb.
8aoti6cn ttnterft. =WeretnS
tn oer Columbia 0aae itatt.
MQe ftno etngelaoen.
SaS g. o mite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
Teuermebr=8aa.

Ser jdbrli9e gaa gum geiien bes
Seuermebr=P Peniionsfonbs tpirb am 19.
Sob. in Der SOmlinion Sale abgebal=
ten. Die umfaiienbften gorbereitun=
gen rperoen fiir benielben eetroffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
Snbianapclts, Sno, @amltae 81 Sftober 1903

Die S9ulb an Der entisBli6en @a=
taitrOpbe trifft Offenbar oieienigen
8abnbeamten, Die es nerabldumten,
bic &angirlOcomOtiOe uno Die 8titer=
paggons ben bem @eleiie fern5ubal=
ten, als Der Sp.eialsug bort fdlig
mar.
gbenio biirfte au9 Der 2ocomotip=
fibrer beg igailasisr3uges ielbf ni9t
i9ulbfrei iein.
Rod m mebr 2ei3enber=
d dtittet.
Sie 2ei9en Der 8ebriioer Samilton
puroen furs na9 Wtittag unter ben
Sriimmern Der locomotive unb bes
Senoers berbOrgebOlt, unb bieB es
oann, baB in ben &uinen mod mebrere
anoere 2ei9en nerbor9en ieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
Mm Santta9 &orm5ttag beim
Mrbettsbamie.
Spweit IA Ipbte unb sablrtt6e @erleste
Der SuSbaupielSpecal5ue puroue color nit einem
6nter5use uno srpar nit enteblidPen 5ol9en

Sol. Gnapp. @bansbille.
q. S. SOiueQ Ooer POtpea, CORPUS
@briiti, Ser.
u. S6omas, -
8abriel g. 9rolin9er, -
Sos. @Oats, Puroue.
%. 8. SamiltOn uno s. 9amiliOn,
Yriioer, Buroue= Stuoenten.
6erner itarben i'm itdot. SOspitule,
mo auBer ibnsn mod IL anbere Ser
lebte NuTnabme sefunoen batten, furs
na9 Wittag:
- McWae, purbue.
s. 9. Sruitt, &enGelasr.
SIM ct. 8incents=Spipitale fanoen
i'm @an3en 8 8erlebte Yfese.
Die 9ifs Der 8erlebten, bic na9bem
ibnen in Der Na9bari6aft Die erite
pfege 81 She'll geworben mar, ipdter
in ben biefisen Soipitdlern unter9e=
bra6t murben, umfaBt Die fOlgenben
Perionen:
8. 8. Wrisbt, penolstOn. ibner
perlebt.
Sr. 8ittins. f6tper berlebt.
3. $. Song, SOuispille, i9mer per=
lsBt.
SEQ. Sailep, Tew Ri9muno, i9wer
berleBt. 49,
@. 8. 9sslis, Puroue, i9wer Oer-
leBt.
gapt. Osborne, puroue, i9psr
bsslsbt.
@m. Spra9ue, i6per berlrbt.
90. s. McManus, Davenport, Sa.,
gru6 beioer Seine.
@bas. 6ansman, Cincinnati, i6per
berlebt,
6erner @alter Saggart, Omen,
Snb. @lart Mpers, NonticeGe, Sno.;
Wm. Sprau, Sanouatp, ..
Walter Butler, Snbpls.
8. 6. Srping, Seiser.
3. &. Wbitebeao, -.
Solter, puroue.
8. 6. Noams, Grantfort.
6. u. 9Dilmore, Win9eiier.
=. Jranf, -.
Sarrp Yan Supl, 8remIer, Sn=
bianapolis.
@. 8. @erB, Butler, Sno.
Morris y. Steel, Canton, 8.
Sie Scenen, bic fi1 unmittelbar
mad Der entisbliden @ataitropbe bort
sutrugen, ipOtteten ieoer Sei6reibung.
Die piloeife @ufregung uno 9ren5en=
loier Sumult berri6ten, uno erf als
Die POlissi nit oen patrolpasen, Die
Jeuerpebr unb oas Salba9e. e.gorps,
Die SOlDitals uno bic Siipeniariums=
9ler5te nit ben 9lmbulansen, anoere
freiwillige 4erste uno Selfer sur STEELE
tparen, gelans es allmdblib, Die ent=
iebten 8emiitber 3u berubi9en, ben
Serwunoet.n su bslfeH uno Die Sooten
su bergen.
Gri6pert nutoen bic &ettungsarbei=
ten, Die wabri6einli9 biz beute Nbeno
oauern tueroen, our6 ben Inoran9 Der
yfeu9ieligen, Die bllo na9 Dem 8e=
tanntueroen! oes llnsliifs bon allen
&idtuneen berbeiftr0mten.
Die Seitfellung Der 9enauen 2iite
Der Sooten unb 0erpunbeten pirb
ebenfalls wobl erif su fpdter Stunoe
erfolgen t6nnen; oenn in Dem aagemei=
nen 9Sirrparr na4 Dem unsliid t6nnen
piele 8erlebte etc. bon 6reunben Bel
Seite gei4aTft iporoen iein, Obne baB
man es gewabr wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
Setts 9Oie, fa5re tuobl!

SEQ. M. 8rptpn bon go. 2l9 Off
Wi4isan Ctr. flaste Der poli;ei, baB
elm unberf 9dmter 8auner bic 6re99eit
befaB, ibm feline pllnausiprsdliden"
3u fteblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31

Sol. Gnapp. @bansbile.
&. S. SO!uea ooer POwea, Corpus
@briiti, Ser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31

8erlan9t: $1,000 ssg.n quite
Si9erbett. Na43ufrasen in Der Office
bieies 8lattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-31
Nahrihten aus Snotana.
Sen elIer Selb t.
morb, nj d I Mpro.

Ht " W w v l. us
Sincennes. 8esen 3 ubr
6reitas Morsen mar Wm. $. @nsel.
8ertrauensmann Der bieiisenSiitilerie,
in ieiner @Ohnung eridofien auf9efun=
ben moroen unb purbe aleemein an=
genommen, oaB er bon Ginbredern
umgebra4t woroen lei. @r bate ii9
friib aus benz 8ette erboben, um, tpie
er ieiner iunaen Srau mittbeilte, in
8ei4dften na9 st. 2ouis gu reiien.
Nls er iid aus Der S9lafifube na9
unten bsgeben bate, ert0nten plDblih
A S9ulis, uno Die entieBten Gamilien=
alierer fanoen @nsel erfdoifen auf
oem 6ubbooen lieseno Dor. Sie bon
ben 8eb0rben anaeftelts llnteriu9uns
bat nun ergeben, oab @ngel, Der ii9
bislans bier Der allsemeinen Idtuns
srfreuts, Selbitmcro besansen bat.
prdi. 3a9ariab %. Sinter bon Der
Siitinerie So. bate @nseI's Bidder
wdbreno Der berfOHenen @ode unter=
iu6t uno Elm Deficit bon s25, 900 biz
$35, 900 entoedt. glm 5reitas iOllte
@nsel nah ct. 2ouis, ietnem friiberen
Seime fpmmen, um gu beriuden, ben
6eblbetrag aufsubrinsen. Stattoehen
nabm er ii6 bas 2eben.
Nassmein angenonmer miro, bab
er Die @eloer bel 8etreibe=Speculatio=
men berlpr.
NGterf6hbtetc.
@Diben. Na9 3 pD6entli9er
8etannti9aft baben fi9 bier &ep.
Sobn q. Naib aus gltbart, elm alter
MstbOoiiten=p n=preoiser, uno Grau Siabsl
Self aus WaterfOro Drills, am Treitag
Ibeno trauen la1en. Der Srdutigam
1T "a, bic 8raut IS Sabre aft.
Sie eiBfappen= an.
HAGEN.
BloDmin9ton. . Sn Dem an=
sebliben WeiBfappen-Galle (oer beiben
Sdwetern Stephens uno bes Hegers
Sbipelp) iino iebt neue gntlasen se=
gen 2Oifie granbam, @aleieb 8ran=
bam, pite 8rabam, Sapib @rap, s.
@or, 9on Sbatp uno Gee Jadion, er=
boben wGrben, tpdbreno Die friiberen
antlasen, oarunter Die seeen Coleman
Sbinn, peruorfen tporoen fino. Sis
8erbanOlunaen weroen erf i'm Nopem=
ber=Sermin beginnen.
IJeuers brunit # in Walbron.
@beIbpbiIIe. Sn Waloron
brad am 6reitas Worsen sesen Is
llbr elm 6euer aug, tpel9es pabri6ein=
lib bon granbitiftern angelegt wa,
uno 3 8ebduoe eindi9erte. Sie ser=
f6rten 8ebdube iinb: Sapib Spell
mans Mebserei, Sacob peterion's
@sneral=Store unb Sos. Sapmonb's
alsi9artiges 8eiddft. Ser @eiammt=
i6aoen mirb auf $18, 800 bere9net.
g 9nitt lid i'm 6ieberbit
Gebie bur9.
8reensburg. Iuf bem Court
baus=plaBe madte am 6reitas Nbenb
Elm iunger Mann, Der fia Grani
8rown aus pittsburs nennt unb ettpu
25 Sabre 1T, ben 8erIu9, fi9 nit ei=
mem &aiirmeiler ben Sals ab3uI9nei=
ben. I'm Saaresbreite lpermiBte er oi,
S4lagaoer unb iebt lie9t er in beoenf:
li4em 3uitanbe in Der biefisen Sail.
gr leicet am Malaria=Sieber unb be:
9ins bic untbat offenbar in tempordrel
@eifesseitOrtbeit.
9 m M ono polper qen.
Marion Sie ,Sbio Sil Co.,
elm 3meig Der pStanoaro Sil So. a.
srsriff am Jreitag geiib bon Der Nn=
lage etc. Der ygaftern Oil Co., fiji,
Die etwa $500, 1000 besublt wurosn ieir
iollen. Sas @isentbum umfaBt 1900
older @runo in @rant unb Suntington
Counties nno 80 Quellen nit elmer
tdgliden Probuc.ion bon $50 Barrels.
Gu Sobe berb brannt.
Muburn. 3ottie, bic 15=jdbrige
So1ter oes fiiblib bon bier anidfii9en
Sarmers Dill &ubl berbrannte au
Sooe, als iie oas 9erofeuer su er=
Il
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-11-12

The district inspecting officer of
Lancaster will be in Logan on next
Tuesday to inspect this branch of
the Womens' Relief Corps. She
will then accompany the Logan
corps to Nelsonville on Wednes-
day to attend the Relief Corps
convention of the tenth district