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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

GOLD GLORY; The Flag We Love" Grand, beau-
~ tiful patriotic song; full llaccOmpaniment;special
price, DC Address W. J. Blake Pub, Fosora, Ohio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
&inberi1tndhe.

Sbr fDnnt Gud Nonate lang
ipesen Cures idnd&liden &inoes
dnsitisen un6 6od nidt int Stanbe
fem, ibm ei,let 8rudtbeil Der
@Ohlt9at a~nsebei4en st lafen, bic
BON fleinen, td9liden Gaben
Scott's Gmuliipn fom,mt.
Die Seiluns bon &inberi9made
lit nidt Sa4e zines Sases, ions
bern itetiser beritanbiser 8ehan6s
lung.
&inber baben Scots Gmuliion
germ unb se6eihen babel.
@ollfommen barmlps, jebu4
madtboa unb tpoblt9uenb.
S4idt mad elmer freien grobe.
scott q Doipne, sPsusttsr, 4s Ysarl street, y. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
GIede auf arbis m
6 ebenftof befeitiat man. I'M

Glede auf arbisem
g etbent beieitigt man. I'M
benz man eintse Sropfen Gttronenol
auf Elm 8duf99en Matte siebt, bamit
bic betreffenbe Steue reinist unb tie
bann nit einem trodenen Wattebdui9=
den 10 lanse forsfdltts na9reibt, big
Der Stoff troden 1T. Der @eru4 bes
berbiniteten Oels ma9t fi9 buraaus
ni9t unansenebm bemertbar, ielbit
tpenn man ben Stoff refpettipe bas
baraus sefertiste &leibunssftiid f9nea
sebrauaen mub.
s leden aus m B E m
alias gu entfernen. Man
taude refine, tpeibe Watte in erpdrmten
Spiritus unb retbe bamit bic befledte
Steae. Gs lit eritaunli9, pie raid
Der Sled beri9ninbet. 4uf bteie Wetie
Tam man bei4muste belle 4tlasf9ube
tpie r,eu berfteIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
slts8esei@mete @eleeembett.

Gtne inmittelbar at bic Staot Melroie sren=
senbe, 158 older 9robe Sarm nit @obnuns
nnb StaQ IN 9iitem Suftanbe ilnter annebmz
barren gebin9llnsen wesen @obnnnssperan
bernns 5a perfarfen ober gu perpa9tem. Muf
Der Tarm fiebenbes Waiier unb aipet 8rums
men beim tSauie. We9er Ndberein rperbe man
ft9 an 9ermann 2orterfamp,
42'ba Melroie, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
3abnarbett.

pie Doctoreu 9opt & Dobenp ,perben
iodbretto zines ieben fomnenben Monots.
tn nad9enannten Eomns an ben anaeaebe.
ttett Oaten CUR Gerri9tuns Der aIerbefen
yabnarbetten pertreten iefn: Greeport am
10: Sept. Mbanp am 16. urt6 IT,; gIeor
gate am 49,. Clearwater am 10. unh 20. ;
Wt@nonb IN 20. unb e.; golb Gpriua
am 20. 20. unb 30. September.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
9Hid1taefihl.

s + a u: r8et benz abfdeuli4en
Wetter tunnt Ou beute Define 8or=
lefuns ni9t balten." q
gu Daft re9t, aber t6 min t~penisitens
6tnge6er unb mid entf9ulbigen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
der n6ruler.

pafasier Gin Der 8abnbofs
iptrtbf9afD: rOas Gfen lit gut, bas
Bier 1T gut, fosar bic gtsarre lit gu
rauaen-pas f9reibt man ba nun
tn's Extraordinarily
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Ga nuuui

sd besreife iebt bic alien giniiebs
Ter gang gut. bic nur i'm Walbe bau>
fen; tpenn i9 mir 70 mein aapiarz
brooden unb meine Slaf9e Wein mitz
nebme. bann pfeif' i9 auf's ganae
Stabtleben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
8tat8e Garm.

Weeine 3ruei iinb cine babe MeiIe pou Geru
Utii,19em. bret Weilen BON Melrole unb brei
ptertel Mfeile BON elmer S&ule aelesene
form, 80 0der 9rob, Don beneu As ,inter
Yfu9,. 20 Gder 9utes Wtelen= unb Is Mder
Weibelanb iinb, gang einseadunt, unter ar=
i~tebtnbarer Bebin8un8et au ~perfaufen. N6s
beres 3u ~erfrasen Eel
9einri1 Niebof
4ls4 ct. Mntboup, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Deittltd1pH Betdtrn.

nSasen Sic, &elIner, bate Der
Srembe es bemertt, bab i9 midi eben
auf fetnen 9ut seieBt2"- rNatirli9
bat er's bemertt-er bat ii9 ia ben
Shrtgen senommen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
A1ehrlrs.

@ a ter: .Warum tpetnit 9u
benin, 9ansg"-S Jams: Ser !9err
2ebrer bat seiast, es ptrb balb 4ries
ausbre9en, unb i9 bab' seitern meir
Mefer berloren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Brtm mekuer.

aGuer: uSte arbeiten tpobl iest
NIT Sampfbetrieb, Weifter?"-M B >
9 e.r: rWarum?" - e d r:
.Metl man bic PferbetrGfte bur9>
f4medt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Ga grippe 81 furirem In AZ stunnen.

&etn Mtttel ton,u,t ben, Warner's
Wbtte @tne Of Gar Sprup fur bieie
i@redli@e unb fatale aranfbeit slei@.
Wenn uori9riftsmdbis senommer, unb
tn 3ett, betlt es elmer, Tal In 4S
Sttaben, unb betm 9uiten, Ser Der
Grippe fol8t, uerfeblt es uie Qinbes
rin8. Nrei8 % unb 80 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
EntnIrr 9rnhsfrtIrr.

Gin bebauerlider unfaa fat seiterr1
ben Rebafteur Wanbtt bonn Morsen<
blqtt be~troffen. Man fanb ibn
8eiinnunsslps am S6reibtii6 ieiner
Hebaftipn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
DPrhlunut.

Wirtb (aum Sremben): .gtetn,
S9le9tes tann man benz 9uberbauer
ni9t nadfagen, nur, buB 9 einmal Bel
thm aebrannt bait"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
SMs-Ssuu1.

CS~SV~ SAN
a.: .@ri& bod bas @erbdltnib nit
eer perfon ab-fie lift bel gu iuns fir
DID unb bdlt Did muir aum 1arrenI1
y: yI9 mas, fe lit MIR bod piel
lteber als etne Qlte, BITE ,es ernit meint!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

gus 8adkftEd1drr.ta Tngeh,adr-
Sans lift bod etn anerliebit fiBer
8ensel! gr bat in Der fransOfi4en
Qrbett, pte t4, % Sebler. Wir pafIen
alfo sufammen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
8umoristisches

G,t Der 5tunrntenkneipe.
Mirtb: .Sobann, feben Sis bod
einmal mad, ba unter benz Slid bat:
foeben elmer ,sablen' serufen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

S4idt mad elmer freien Erpbe.
Septt q 1pwne, Gbemiter, 400 psarI Street,. q.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10

plant was merely a freak of nature. Tho
seed from it would produce tobacco Of
the familiar dark color and strong taste.
The Captain was inclined to that belief,
too but he said he would SOW the seed
and see.
The following spring Captain Colt SOW
ed the seed from the white plant. The
little plants were carefully drawn and
reset. The plants grew rapidly and 10
his intense delight the leaves We're white.
He had a little field Of the white tobac-
co, and again in the autumn he saved
all the seed.
When the result of the captains ox-
pertinent was known, everybody in his
vicinity wanted the seed. He refused to
part with any, but the next spring he
sold the young plants for s. apiece.
The following autumn some Of the third
crop, which was as bright in color as
the original plant, was taken to market,
and it sold for four or five times as much
as the common tobacco. Captain Colt
named it White Burley."
The farmers in Mason county Gky),
experimental more eagerly with the new
tobacco than did their neighbors in Brown
county, over the river. They soon pro
duced it in considerable quantities, and
White Burley became famous.
For years its growth was confined 10
these two counties Farmers thought it
was peculiar to the soil there, and could
not be produced elsewhere. Thus the
quantity in the market did not amount
to more than the hundredth part of one
per cent Of the total crops, and it was re-
garded as a rare and fancy brand. such
as a rich man only could afford to smoke
or chew.
Some years after farmers in various
parts of kentucky decided to get some
OF the White Burley seed and try it. To
their gret surprise and pleasure they
grew tobacco just as good as that pro-
duced in Mason county. The following
season a greater quantity was grown.
The increase Of the supply did not di-
minish the price. All the great tobacco
manufacturers Of the country wanted the
White Burley. When their customers
became accustomed to it they would
have no other kind.
Captain Colt grew rich IN his white
PurIey tobacco, and many Of his neigh
bors were likewise fortunate 1T can be
grown with the greatest success all over
Kentucky, except in the western portion,
and is likewise produced in q small strip
Of southern Ohio. where the first plant
was born.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
EIGHT WRECKs IN A MONTH.
On the hsheville Division Of the Southern
Rallway---Two Yesterday.
(Special to- News and Ohservarl

topeCidl 10 News and ObSerVer)
AsheVille, N. c., Feb. flight wrecks
have occurred on the Asheyille division
Of the Southern in less than one month.
Two freight wrecks which occurred to-
day, one near Salisbury, the other at Mel
rose at tac foot Of SaluGa mountain.
make this total. Two men have been
killed, Engineers Fisher and Garrish.
Three engines two cabooses and about
fifty freight cars We're demolished in the
eight wrecks. This sort Of epidemic is
almost unparalleled heretofore on this
division.
If receipts at the postoffce here keep
up for the next two months with the
average made for the past year. Ashc-
willie VIII become a first-class postofhce
at the end of that time.
Telegraph connections are badly dis
turbed here on account Of the weather in
the west
Haywood county is agitating good roads.
At q meeting of citizens it has been de-
cidcd to ask tho Legislature to allow the
county to issue 500, 900 in bonds for i'm
proyements to roads.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
WHITE TOBACCO FLANTS.
They Appeared Mysteriously and Brought a
Fortune to the Owner.
(The Tobacco Journal.)

The IODdecO journal
Kentucky raised more than 800, 600, 600
pounds of tobacco every year, half OF
the crop of the United States. About a
dozen long leaves are tied into what is
called a hand and those hands are
compressed in hogsheads varying from
500 to 2, 1000 pounds in weight. Years ago
this tobacco was of a dark brown or
bIac color. Now the greater portion Of
it is a bright yellow.
Brown county (Ohio) lies opposite Ma
son county (ky.), and has long been IA
nous for tobacco growing. Many years
ago there resided in that county and in
dustrious and intelligent German farmer,
captain August Colt. capt. Colt raised
tobacco. 1t all then was dark and
strong and caused Inflammation in the
mouths of those who cheWed it, The
sweet tobacco was brought from cuba,
and could not be grown anywhere in
the United States. It's seed planted in
cur soil produced the strong tobacco pc
culiar to his country. There was one
kind here a little better than the other.
1t was of a reddish color and was called
Red Burley. How it got the name Bur
Icy no one knows.
In 1862 Captain Colt had a field of to-
bacco just behind his house. One day
early in the autumn. when the plants
had attained a height Of a foot or more,
Mrs. Colt remarked to her husband that
she had seen a very peculiar tobacco
plant in the corner of the field. 1t was
like none she had ever seen before. All
others, when growing, were green, but
this was white. Captain Colt said ne
would look after it. Accompanied by his
wife he went to the field and examined
the peculiar plant. 1t was indeed white,
as she had said. and unlike any other
tobacco. Captain Colt gave his work
men orders to take care of it and allow
it to run to seed.
Captain Colt examined the white plant
many times while it was growing to ma
turity. In the autumn it blossomed iust
as any other tobacco would when left
alone, and after ripening Captain Colt
carefully gathered the handful of seed
it produced. The plant was cut and hung
away by itself in the barn to dry. When
1t had undergone the latter process il
turned to a bright yellow color and con
trasted remarkably in appearance with
the other tobacco. Captain Colt cheWed
a piece 1t was sweet and left an I'M
usually pleasant taste in his mouth. He
called in a number of his neighbors. all
old tobacco growers, to examine the
plant and see what they thought OF it.
They agreed with him that it was far
superior to any other tobacco they had
ever seen. but they argued that the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
A SAD DEATH.
The Spirit Of Miss Florence Tucker Boylan
Qult It's Prison Last Night.

Many hearts viii be sorely gricvcd
this morning when it is learned that Miss
Florence Tucker Boylan is deadt Since
Saturday she has been seriously IN, but
none thought that the bright life OF
this most popular young woman would
thus emo SO suddenly. The end came t.
relieve her suffering last night at III
o'clock.
Miss Boylan was the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Boylan, the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Florence ?. Tucker, and
the sister of Miss Mary Kinccy Boyian.
Miss Margaret T.. Boylan, Miss Kath-
erync Boylan, Mr.. William BoyIan, ana
Mr.. Rufus 7. Boylan, all cf whom arc
hcart-brohcn TO thus have their daugh-
ter, granddaughter and sister SO sud
denly taken from their midst.
The sincere sympathy Of the whole
community goes out to the grief-stricken
family.
Miss Boylan was known in social cir
cles throughout the state. Her friends
arc legion. She was known as . bright
young woman, possessed Of 4 lovely. ~.
viablo character. II was ONLY to know
her to be her friend. Her presence shoe
a ray Of happiness on every gathering.
Her short life Of lwenty-one years IL
marked with innumerable deeds Of kind
end charity. It is needless to say
that she viii be sorclv missed in Raj
eigh and throughout tho state.
The funeral arrangements Will tie an
bounced later.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
HORRIBLE DEATH
MISS Eula Johnson Of Ringwood d Victim Of
peath by Fire.
Especial to News and uHa .st...

Especial to News and Observe.
Rocky Mount. ~. g.. Feb. N... .
Johnson, a bright and beautiful .r'
Wednesday as the result OF A....
tanned a week ago.
Miss Johnson was at the HON. u.
uncle, MIR. ". ". Robhitt, of n.a. |...
wood. about twenty miles from ..
Monday night. January u.s. -H. .
standing with her back 10 a rod
heater studying. Before she realize. ..
Peril her clothing caught fire slI '.
flames enveloDed hcr body inw.t|....
She ran down stairs screaming far III.
and attempted 10 run out ia ih-
but was prevented by her uu... ."
caught her and tried TO c|XtiuHu... '.
flames. Mrs. oBbbitt, Mr.. Henry N|-H.
Miss Nancy Whitehead also caun 4. .
assistance. After what seemed ID ..
period Of time the flames wcro t'
guished, but not until the uuforil1..
young lady was horribly and fr'..
burned She fingered in great aron"
about a week before death came a..
relief TO her suffering. The funcrHI
held Yesterday morning from So O..
ont church, near RinEwood. and 1H. .
mains inferred in the church-v1rl
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
Staunch Leadership for Good

To tho Editor;-hs one ot fine @
in the Baptist state Convention ot
Carolina and much iHta.at.I FITS;
moral welfare of our state, ] n.
thank 0 for the noble stand .0u -
and Observer has taken for tom. ..
What is this to amount to- lf ~
the solid support Of the bca. l.".
paper could have bccn moro cs...
III such a powerful way than ha. '
server. what docs 81 moan ipr f.
Ter? You viii live TO sec an ln.r
subscription ard expressions O..
friendship or the best people ir ...
! wish to express nay rr-t.f.'
such q rapor just at. this Jpnrlas.
Sincerely,
Z. j. BhJEH
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
Lowry Gives Himself Up.
Especial to News and Observe

Especial to News and Observcr)
Henderson, N. G., Feb. 7.-Young Low
ry, who some days ago shot a negro man
at the cotton mills. yesterday afternoon
gave himself UP and was tried by Justice
w. L. Gary and put under q $500 bond
Tor his appearance at court. On trial the
rock with which the negro struck Low
ry en- the head was weighed and it tipped
the scales at 5 IA pounds. There are
some who think the negro will recover.
Lowry had no trouble in giving his bond
and is now agaiting his trial. The gen
cral opinion is hat he was justified and
will get clear at court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
A Beautiful Memorial
(Atlantic Messenger j

Rev. y. ". SPiilman and N.Il.
made q most generous gift 20 Nal.
College, the great Baptist school |
Ashevillc. Tho amount is 81 0N.
II is embodied in a Girls Homo .r
Hill, which will afford many poor
ar opportunity Of securing a hr.'-.
education, Tho home viii bear Oh. .
Of Raymond Pollock SpiInluu w'.
last year the only child Of his h"..
parents. 4 beautiful and valuable
mortal IS this, and IL win be NE. ..
Of untold usefulness through t". .
ing years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10

allowed for the consideration of amend
ments under the special order the Com
mittee Of the Whole rose and the bill
was passed. The House adjourned until
tomorrow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10

The best thing TO keep love from falI-
ing out with you is never TO get too wet.
acquainted with it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
Patrick is Confirmed.

CBy the Associated Fress)
Washington, Feb. ACCOMMODATIONS BY
the Senate:
Daniel ". Patrick, Collector Of Gus
district OF Pamlico. y. q: John
Roster. Collector of Customs. district Of
RaDpahannock. Va; e. +. O'Neal, mar
shall western district Of Louisiana.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10
ASK FOR THE LONDON RILL.
Declare 'Twouid be Political RIunder to Pass !
Eothing Stronger Than Watts Bill. !

Especial to News and Discovery
Scotland Neck, y. G.. Feb. 5.-Watts'
bill unsatisfactory 1t would be q great
political hlurdcl to pass no stronger bill.
We favor tho London bill
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-10

NJ. ). ". Ferguson. of Wayne.
in Raleigh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-16
Soeialer Snrnbereim.
Na4iten Opnneritas eOmmernadtsfeif.

Der partberein bss Spcialen Surn.
pereins peranitaltet am nd9iten Gon-
nerifag, ben Is. SUM-, i'm Surner=
part Elm Sommerna9tsfeit, bel wel-
dem bic betannte Yed'ide &naben=
fapele concertiren pirb. gDer bie=
ielbe bel friiberen @sleeenbeiten seb6rt
bat, uiro miiien. mas bieielbe gu lei=
iten i'm Stanoe 1T.
Sas gomite ift emfig an Der Mrbeit
uno bic geleu6tuns bes parfes pirb
alles oiesbeaiisli9 bisber @eleiiiete iiber=
treffsn.
6olgenbes prosramm miro CUR
Surdfibruns selansen:
L. Mari6 Garamba ...... Saurenbeau
2. Ouperture Champion. Sroots
3. :SOIe-Gbarm goIfa. Sbomas
Serr Carl 9abih.
4. Trio fir Gornets s........ GeIecteb
Donalb @liet, Sobn @aumer,
Huiieu SSor.
5. misunderstanding 9lanb, Ser. Staas
ten, 6ranfrei5 .......... Carleton
6. Trombones Splo-Asleep in the deep.
...... &eBIer
9err @rnit 9aumm.
0orret-SoIo- M;oIsf 9Q;IAarharo
Serr 8m. Sacpbs.
8. Gornet -Gerenabe. Schubert
SRI. Sairp Sern 9olensbee.
9. Der frDbIibe S9mieo ........ Sarrar
Osman S6irmer. Serbert 9iebersaa
unb 9enrp Rnippsnbers.
10. Quartet ...... Selecteb
9Irtbur Bed, Sobn 8eper, Carl SpIt
unb Grnit 9flumm.
IL. gprnets Duett -9olfa Santaiia .Garep
Surrp Nicoli. 8eni s6redensait.
IL. S9ottii9-Teu Colonial. ......... 9au
6rl Sulia giebersau, @ccontpaniitin.
Sir CUTE Strabenb ba bnz u e
compo tion geforet.
Ser Gpciale Surnberein bat nit Der
Strabenbabn=GeieaI elm Nbtom=
men eetroffen. bemsemdb ale @ars
mel6e bonn Gairbietp Part forlmen auf
elm Signal BIN beim Surnerparf an=
balten miihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-16
Sonia's Gapeae fur bie Tair
ensagirt.

Srant Gbriffianer, @ei6dftsfiibrer
iir SouIa's @apelle, bat nit oem Se-
.retdr Der 8sb6rbe fir Qanbtpirtbi6aft
einen Contract fiir bier @Oncerte, wel-
DE Die Gapeae tpdbrenb Der Staatsfair=
@o9e su geben bat, absei4lolien.
Die Concerto finoen am Wiitttpo9 unb
Sonneriiag unb snar Ha9mittags auf
oen 6air9riinoen uno abenos in Der
Somlinion Sale fatt.
Souia erhdlt fir bic bier Concerto
$500; er barf aber bor Mbiolbirung
oerIelben in feiner Staot i'm State
nit ieiner Gapelle concertiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-16
Gdmabli9elt s9winoel
Srieb Srau gliIler nit Der miIbber;isen
9olisei.

9lm SDnntag Nbeno mar cine fid
Srau Wtiller nennenoe Grau nit 2
fleinen &inberT in Der polisei=
Statirn eridienen uno batte
cine bsr3erpeiasnoe @eididte ersdblt.
Sie tlaete, iie unb ibr Mann, ben iie
bier berIoren babe, ieien bur4 bic
So4futb in Sit : st. 2ouis um Sab
uno 8ut getOmmen uno bon gfiing=
bam, Sll., nit ben Ginbern gu SUB
bierbergenanbert.
Die milober3isen Slaur0de : @api=
tdn &rhser, Sergeant gOrrigan u. G.-
iteuerten bann aud bel uno perfAaften
fir Srau unb 3inber elm opulentes
giisn, porauf fie oieieIben in Der an-
italt Door Of Sope" unterbra9ten.
@eitern aber bat fi9 beraus9effelt,
baB Die U1rs. Miller bic 8eamten auf
i6nObe WeiIe bintergangen bat. SeEn
bic poli3ei ermittelte, oaB Miner uro
feline Gamilie idon felt feds MOnaten
iiber einem y 9arrelbaus" on Der Waib=
ineton Str. gepObnt baben. Sas eole
.Samilien-O Obsrbaupt" wurbe ideub-
lid angsnsbelt i'm pogue's Stun wie-
oersefunoen, mo er @a4tquartier se-
nommen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-16
@ia mieoer beiratben.

Sefanntli9 wurben &ufus gantrell
uno Or. Nleranoer bsrseit bes Sieb=
fabls Der 2ei9e Der 6rau &oie Neib=
linser aus Dem pleaiant Sill Srieb=
bofe bei9uloist uno Der Neser=@rat=
ihdnoer purbe au9 behen ihulbie be-
funoen. Sc tern nun bat ManfOn
geiolinser, Der Witttper &oie's. in Der
Office oes ountp.@lerfs einen Seia
ratbs @rlaubniBI9ein erpirtt. Sie
9raut beibt 2ula Soreman.