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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22
MIR. HARMON WINS SUIT
ACTION AGAINST MONTGOMERY
 TRACTION COMPANY.
Supreme Court Holds Stock Trans forred to ,. G. White and Co. Above Value of Work Done
 Must Be Cancelled.

The Supreme Court yesterday decid- ed the case of Robert L.. Harmon against the Montgomery Traction Com pany in favor of MT. Harmon. a mi nority stockholder in the company.
 The decision was an affirmance of a decision of Judge A. D. Sayre of the Montgomery City Court in equity.
 The opinion states that the bill was filed by, MT. Harmon as a minority tion Company in his own behalf and in behalf of all other shareholders similarly situated and has for its pur- pose the cancellation of stocks and bonds issued by the Traction Company to J. G. White and Company of New York, under construction contracts au- thorized by the majority stockholders and directors and made between J. G. Traction Company.
 It is held by the opinion that the facts set out in the bill are sufficient to authorize a minority shareholder to all shareholders similarly situated. for the benefit of the corporation without hrst applying to the directors or stock holders to suo.
 The opinion further decides that un- der the allegations Of the bill the con tracts between ]. G. White and Co.,, and the Montgomery Traction Com pany., are invalid and that the stock l tion Company, issued to J. G. White and Co. are invalid and should be cancelled to the extent of the amount of the bonds and stock in excess of a fair and reasonable value of work and labor done and material furnished by J. c. White and Company. to the Montgomery Traction Company.
 It is further held that w. H. Rag land Is proper party defendant for the cancellation of the shares of stoc k transferred to him by ] G. White and Company. The opinion adds:
 Nothing can be more untustiflable and dishonorable than an attempt on the part of those holding majority of the shares in q corporation to place their nominees in control of a company and then to use their control for the purpose of obtaining advantage to themselves at the expense of the mi nority; 1t would be conspiracy to commit a breach of trust. The direc- tors of a corporation are bound to administer its affairs with strict inn partiality in the interest of all of the shareholders alike, and the inability of the minority to protect themselves against unauthorized acts performed with the connivancc of the majority. renders their right to the protection of the courts the clearer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22

to grant a rehearing in the Glen Havis case will be to send Havis at once to begin service of twelve and one-half years for the killing of Elias NJ. Ld them in Birmingham last April year ago
 Harvis and William Wise became en- gagged in a fight with Lathem at the Morris Hotel. They had sent up to a room for Lathem and almost soon as he came down they became involved in three -cornered fight. It was said that Wise was beating Lathem with a loaded billy" and while thus placed at a disadvantage, Havis shot him. A severance was granted and Havis was tried first and given twelve and one- half years in the penitentiary. Wise was acquitted.
 By action of the Supreme Court in his case, Wright Harbour, now under sen tence of five years in the penitentiary for killing Nick Petty in DeKalb coun- ty. must meet the requirements of tho lower court. Harbour is man cf prominence and means in his county, and has a great many friends.
 In a local civil controversy. a judg ment secured by Jerry Bryant, q re- gro, against the Louisville and Nash Ville Railroad Company for horse killed in Vesuvius, was sustained
 A case of special interest to the gen eral public was that of Robert H. Bow man versus the Western Union Tele- graph Company, from the City Court of Mobile. which the Supreme Court af- irmed. Bowman's son came to Mont gomery and secured for his father a good position. He wired him to come at once. The telegram was not deliv- cred and Bowman failed, as a conse- auence to secure the position. He sued the company for damages result ant upon such failure to get the place. and was allowed a comfortable sum which the higher court now says was equitable.
 Opinions by the Court.
 The Court handed down the follow ing opinions:
 Mcclellan. c. J.:
 Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company vs. The State. appeal from Shelby Circuit Court; reversed and re- manded.
 mandamus 'to the Judge of the Jeffer- son Circuit Court; mandamus awarded
 Henry Brown vs. The State: appeal from Talladega City Court: affirmed.
 Lige Pruett vs.. The State. appeal from Coffee County Court affirmed.
 John Smotherman vs. The State ap- peal from Jefferson Criminal Court; af- firmed.
 Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing Company vs. Mary J Shamblin. ct al. appeal from Tuscaloosa Chancery Court; affirmed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22
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ham Southern Railway Company, ap- peal from Jefferson Circuit Court; ap- plication for rehearing overruled.
 Birmingham Railway Light and Pow from Birmingham City Court; opinion modified and application for rehearing overruled.
 George H. Bube vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power Company, apeal from Jefferson Circuit Court; ap- piication for rehearing overruled. Glen Havis vs. The State of Alabama, appeal from Jefferson Criminal Court; application for rehearing overruled. Jefferson County Savings Bank vs. l. c. Hendrix, appeal from Birming- ham City Court, rehearing granted, submission set aside ana ca cause restor- James A. Mitchell vs. A. A.. Gamblll. appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court. ap- piication for rehearing overruled Abercrombie G Williams vs. w. F. Vandiver. appeal from Montgomery Cir cult Court; application for rehearing oVerruled.
 Wright Harbour ys. The State, al' ap- cation for rehearing overruled.
 Carrie Bradford. ct al, vs. Martha Wilson. ct al, appeal from Birmingham City Court; application for rehearing
 J. c. sanders. ct al. vs. Mary F.. Newton, appeal from Geneva Chancery Court; application for rehearing over ruled.
 Ex parte J. T. Haynes, petition for mandamus, application for rehearing overruled.
 E. c. Marshal vs. C. H. Bishop ap- peal from Barbour Circuit Court; ap- pIication for rehearing overruled
 R. P. White. ct al. vs. A. F. Hewlett, Register, appeal from Cullman Chan cery Court: application for rehearing granted and appeal dismissed. Mary E. Tarwater vs. John s, Going. ct al appeal from Jefferson Chancery Court: application for rehearing over ruled.
 M At'-ins0n. administratrix, vs. Southern na'-vav. appAsl from Fav- etto Circuit ~Nurt; oninion withdrawn and anplioation dismissed. | T. J. Mathews vs, B. A. Farrell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22

Mi-o-na contains remedies that soothe and heal the infianed lining of the stomach. It helps digestion and thus relieves the digestive system of work and strain. It gives pures rich blood and strengthens the nerves, so that the whole system is built up and vitalized while the dyspepsia Is being cured.
 There Is no long continued treatment when Mi-o-na is used. Its action is quick and complete. Rarely Is more than A months treatment needed to of- feet A cure, even in the most serious and complicated disorders of the diges- tive system y zz-SS aug
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22

appeal from Talladega City Court; ap- plicatiop for rehearing overruled.
 City Council of Montgomery vs. Ella Moore, appeal from Montgomery City Court; application for rehearing over ruled
 peal from Pike Circuit Court: opinion is modified and application for rehear- ing overruled. Rehearings Continued.
 Alabama Great Southern Railway vs. J. c. Bonner. by next friend, appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court; applica- tion for rehearing continued.
 John A. Campbell. ct al vs. A. P. Longshore. appeal from Shelby Cir- cult Court; application for rehearing continued.
 Sallie B. Allen. ct al. vs. Robert Rid- dle. appeal from Morgan Chancery Court: application for rehearing con- tinued.
 Fayette Wilson. ct al. vs. John W. Miller. appeal from Bibb Chancery Court; application for rehearing con- tinued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22
TORNADO AT AUGUSTA.
Two Negroes Killed and Houses Blown
 Down.

Atlanta, Ga, July 21.--A special from Augusta, Ga. says that a tornado passed over the eastern part of that city this afternoon, doing serious dan- age to buildings. trees and fences. Two negro churches were demolished, and several buildings belonging to the Gen. tral of Georgia Railroad were blown down. injuring several workmen. but none fatally.
 About two miles from the city several barns were blown down. in one of which a negro was killed. Another negro was killed by a falling tree. The financial loss is not stated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22
GUARANTEE.

I hereby agree to refund the money paid for Mi-o-na on return of the empty box, if the purchaser tells me that 1t has failed to cure dyspepsia or stomach troubles. This guarantee covers two soc boxes, or a months treatment.
 (Signed)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-22
NATURES OWN REMEDY.
Mi-O-na No Ordinary Remedy. Guar.
 antee Bond with Every Box.

The unusual way in which E. G. Fowler che of Montgomery's most re- liable druggists. sells Mi-o-na, empha- sizes the fact that this remedy possesses unusual merits. Read the following guarantee that he gives with every package of Mi-o-na he sells. and see how plain and positive it is-"If Mi-o- na does not cure you of dyspepsia, ! will return your money"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
SntsreKants statiitit
Der ltSSt. GeiunbbeitS : Beborbe Fir bas
Sabr 1908.

Or. 6reo. Somles. Der lett msbrsrsn
Wohen nit Der 3uiammeniteluna Der
Statiltit fir 1908 fur bas itdot. Sc,
Iunobsitsamt bsiddftigt gsweIen mar.
bat feline Arbeit nunmebr Uolenoet uno
limb ieinsr Statiitit foIgenoe iuterenanis
Angaben entnommen /:
Die 3abl Der 1ooesfdllc in Snoiana.
polls wdbrsno oes Sabrss 1903 belief
f6 auf 1904. bel elmer YsbOlteruna
bon 200. 900. aleid Is per Sauieuo.
SIN Sabre 1902 betrus Die Sterblid.
let's Nate Is per 5auieno.
Die 3abl Der @eburten war 1867.
ooer 663 msbr als Die Der Sterbefdae.
@ls Die unItsdsnosn 2rantbeiten be,
trift. 10 msloet ole Statiifit 6oIgenoes:
YIattern: 3abI Der ertran.
tunaen-565. 3abl Der SCoesfdae
go.
2un9ens 3 uberculO {
3abl Der G%rtrantunaen = niht ange-
qeben. 3abl Der 3ooesidle--353.
@afsrn; 3abl Der GrtranIuu-
gen = 1926. 3abl Der Eooesfdle = s.
9Dpbuss6ieber 3abl Der
erfrantunesn = 457. 3est Der 20.
oesfdle - 90.
g 1arIad 3ahl Der grfraniun,
gen -297. 3abl Der 3ooesfdle = IL.
Dtpbtberitis: 3abl Der @r'
trantunQen = 259' 3abl Der 9coes'
f1lle - 80.
9un9en- ents Il noun {
(Pneumonia). 3abl Der eriraniufI.
gen - uiAt a~useseben. Sab Der TO-
oesfdle - 195.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
Disqualification
g

Sames uno 6anrie S9anult, 800
Is. Midiaan. Wanhen. Charles
uno Ma9Qis @aroner, 5l8 %. %,
Mdohen. - 6rant uno - S6ml0i.
$50 q. 2aGaas. Gnabe. = Curtis
uno Gatie SmitbD. 10 9. Rural,
Mdoden. = Nlan uuo 6rdnees pat.
terIon. 1920 10. Hap, 9npbe. SO.
8. uno Minnie 8iglOm, 1905 s..
Wihiqan. 3nabc. - @eorqe uno Nettie
Rigler, $50 Barrier. Mdo@sn. = Sobn
uno-8ruebloOo. 722 part. Mdoden.
8etraut:
Grant :. @imbei - glnna Sbaraban.
Wm. g Stiten--8ertie Qeah.
% Il 0 b
Wiliam DeMott, 90. Sulietta 6o=
ipital. - Wiaiam 8. Niel, l. 1924
Sugar @rope. - 9elen YuIel, z.
419 20. Yl8. Marp 9lis. SO.
Staot. = Warion 9. Blant. 46, $50
2ineoln. = Bridget Rpan, SO. 5ll
%. 90. Marplano. - Gate gill. 81.
no Yroipect. = Watp Hamiep. rs.
sos Walcott. = Sacob 3aiier, MnltaIt
Der Gleinen IrmenIhweitern. = Spbn
Barrett. SIS. Siren. NIpl. - 90. 80.
Wiaiams, 500 gloer. Sames 500
per. 70, Siren : Nfpl. = Sdu9lina
6reoerids, 334 u. QaSale. = SDbn
Genuine. Sc, Staot. - Holano NiI=
ion. 10 Won.. GOA Is. 2Ouifiana. =
SUITE Soispb, l6, sos 9Biaaro. =
gl9nes yusmell. 76. MeGlainsplls.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
Sdgcrblnt.
Die herrlidbe Ballernfomooie


Am Nittmo6, ben 3. 5ebruar, piro
infer oeuifhes Sbeater. publifum cine
Sour our6 oas romantifdeO berbapern
nebmen. wenn ss Die Dor tellung SD
aerblut" i'm gualifb Opera SpuIe be-
iudt. IS miro cine totlihe Worltel=
flung peroen, in uelber Der Dialect
oermaben 9emiloert 1T, oab jeoet 9od
ODER plattoeutide Der 0anolune leidt
folgen lam. Die Sanolung lit Die
folQenoe:
Den Snbnlt bes Stiides biloet Die
@eIdshte BON Dem Wilof tiben uno
Dem Sdger. Der in Die Shmeifer oes
Grlferen perliebt 1T. Damit 1T cine alte
2iebesgeihidte Dertniipft, Die ihon
oreiBie Sabre porber iid abipielte uno
in meldsr Der Batter oss Sdaers Elm
Terbdltnib rsit Der Mutter bes Wiloe-
rers bate, Dem bi,isr entiprang.
Sdlieblid LOFT lid 9lles in @utem auf.
Der S19er beiratbet iein 2iebden nit
Dem SegeE bon Yater uno Mutter, ano
Der ungeratbene SObn erbdlt BON iei=
nem natiirliten Yater cine Mnlteaun9
ais Saaoaufieber.
Ees 6OrIters SD0n gearl liebt Die
goni j; cine Nustrdelers Wittlpe lit
ibre Mut!er, elm Wilooieb 0ies ibr
8ruoer, mo man Tam es Dem alien
60riter nidt beroenten. ipenn er Die
9iebe ieines Spbnes berurtbeilt uno
nit Der aan5en Sippe ridts 81 tbun
baben nil. Ssr iunse 9sarl, iein
Sobn, lauert Dem @ilooieb 0ies auf,
uno oisier osdt ieinen &idsug. inoem
CT Die Bride i4a0bait maAt. Die Der
Ysrfolaer betreten muB. 2earl itirst
in ben Nhoruno Der .9lamm", Miro
aber ourh Die Wutter 0ies' oerettet.
Gas nles Tam ben t%nurrenosn. BETTE
gen. alien 60riter niht miloe ifihimen.
Imo bod miro Der 0iimmel CABIN.
IS ereiebt fid, Dab ole Mutter oes
WiloOiebss feline Sugenoliebe uno oie=
Ter iein Sobn 1T uno nun Tam
aud yoni ben 2sarl beirathen. Sin
9iebbaber Der 9oni aber. Der Yaoer
3angerl. bat oas NadIeben.
9ieier .3anaerl" miro bon 5srrr
Bauer in 10 urfOmiider Weiie mieoer.
9egebsn. Dab oas publitum gar niht
aus benz Qahen tommt. 10 LANCE er
auf Der 9iibne 1T. Ser 3anaerl bat
Die Gomit bes SiiideS gu traqen uno
nit ibm liebt ODER fdnt oas Slid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27

sas a eiunSsn snSsuS ? uar s'orssns- be" AZ. SON
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
Yofalii@es.

Der Pofmeifter Dat auaeoronet, ooB
Der polt. Waasn. iolange ais Die QDeii
Waibin9ion Ctr. uno Mttigan Str.
Briiden lid in sefdbrlidem 3ufanbe
beIinoen, ieine collection mehr weflit
bonn CLUB uno n0rolid Der yanoalia
gabn porncbmen tuiro. dele Orbre
blsibt 10 lange in Strait, bis Die griiden
ipisoer paiiirbar lino. Die 9riefirdaer
tSsrosn ME gewobnIia bic pOfia@sn
eolectiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27

sir Snoiana e6On 6eute Nbenb
s6neeseitober an 0cnnerItas pdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
SnoiamapoltS Sdtrctser=
NuuD

@robsr YreiS Wasfens
Yau, ain 20. Sanuar 1904,
tn ocr @ermamta S,ole
GimtrittSs Gartcm bet alien
WfttgIieccrm, 25c &c Ecrfom
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
samei,er Mastsa=S Sal.

yei benz morgen Nbeno in Der @er-
mania. 6a0e taiifinOaoen grobsn
preis- Mastenbafle bes Snoianapolis
Gdmeiserbunoes ueroen ourd oas 60.
mite folesnoe preiie sur gertbciIuna
aelansen:
l. preis - fir Die it0nite Dameu'
Waste.
2. prsis = fur Die bette 6dwsiBsr-
Sra6t.
8. Qrsis - FIR Die iOmiidae Masts.
9ie arobs polOnajIe iinost prompt
nm 10 llbr fat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
Nerlam0t : Mn3ciaem

irasnb tueIber Nrt iperoeu In Der -Snbtnua 9ribiut'
nit SC per 3eiIs fir iebs Jy'srtion bsrebust.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
SO so
fir Cud.mantel

Oteic ibIic6en ale bic n~eueften Mcoen
tar 5raien unO Ndoden e;u unb itnc aus
l9onen a~emiidten iotcic. aud sinfarbiaen
STOLEN, IN 5orben mie Gator. tan, ROTH,
nopp uno roDal blau
Die iriiberen Yreile iuaren pon $li.z5
bis $1,000 unO Der Durdidnitts. sesrtb mar
fat 5000.
Dies 1T cine srobe @eIegenbeit fir Mue
bic ii6 nod feline NdnteI %fauiten. SBir ions
men Sbnen paiienoe0 iiefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
Tbermomste

o66ie 7smperatur IL sras
N~isorieite Ientperatur. Ii
W. Z. 8Ibtbe,
ScctionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27

SSHIi6 gtubeimifdbe avdufer furisren Spr
~ 4QagtnbsInperbeu. Gum p~triauien IN
255 mst maihinetpu strait.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
l.B etterbcrtd t.

Sh1n teute Abeno; beurltt uic wobr.
iGeinlid e6neescftober am 0onneritas
wdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
MIttrl er9en Gen ,,pou 7orruil."
Siae In Guatemala ci,i;cinaiIGje GGtnetScuast
ais Guofeir.O oes SnIeftS.

Zine IN Guatemala ci.ibcimiIGje gliaeiScuast
ais GoofcinO oes SnIefts.
SIN DC bau=9epartement glaubt
man, enblJ9 Elm Nfittel our 9erni6z
tung bes r8o4 @eebil," jenes gefrGBiz
gen 8aummoQpurme8, Der Die oal5e
8aumpoufultur in ben Ser. StQuten
81 berni4ten brobt, gefunben gu BADEN.
W}it elmer Nn1eiie, pelGe ii9 nit 8or=
ltebe bon bie1en Wirn1ern nG6rt, min
mar oieies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SnIeft
a~usrotten. Die @ntbedung 1T Dem
8Otanifer 6. S. gpof gu berbanfen, Der
BON Dem Observation-Disclosures nit
neutrality-suspicious. 5ori9ungcn in
Gentralameritd betraut tDorben mar.
@uf elmer Sour bur9 Gentralamerttd
ftteB GoDf IN Guatemala auf cine BON
S~notanern angelegte 8dumtppqpflan=
5ung, bic boQftGnbig fret bon @Irmern
mar, obpobl audi iie bort beimti4 iinb.
Seine Na9fori@ungen ergaben, baB
etne grobe rDt6braune Mmseife cine Sob
feinbin iener Miirner 1T unb fi9 germ
in 8aumDoQfelbern aufbdlt, I'm bte
fetten Miirmer gu berfpeifen, Stint
Bis feds Nmeiien pflegcn gepDbnIi9
cine 8aumppufdube auf5uiu6en unb
fIbren einen f~ortpGbrenben 8ernt6z
tungStrieg gegen ben r8pQ WeebtG."
Die Gruge, auf bic es iebt bauptfG6=
li9 antommt, 1T Die, ob Die NmetIe,
bic einem tropif9en Slima emit tammt,
in etnem <ma tpie ettpd benz terantz
f3en fortfommen fam. 6ierfiir Y9eiz
men quite 8orbebingungen borbanben,
ba Die Nmeife aus Dem thinner trodenen
SafeQanbe BON Guatemala ftammt.
@egen 6rpt biirfte it9 bas Sniett III
tpebren ptfen, tnbem es fi4 i'm 8Oben
bret Big bier SUB ttef einntitet. Die
@metIe 1T ibrigens nt6t nur btnter
ben 8aumpoGpiirmern fer, fonbern
felt au6 anberen Snietten, pie SEE
mtgteren (9a1bfluglern) unb fpgar
Saufenbfunlern na3, pbne Die pflanz
gen trgenbpie 81 bel 9Gbtgen. 9abei
1T bas Snfeft bur6aus harmlo5 u:1b
bat nt9t5 BON ben bDien gigsnf9aften
anberer trppif9er &meiien on ii6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
@abIbetbciItGnna.

Die 8etbeiltgung an ben lebttr
Get6stagspu6len mar in ben beuti9en
@rpBtGDten ber6GltniBmGBig am
qrDBten in 8remen nit 93,8 b. 8. Der
@ablbere6ti9ten, am geringIten IN
aranffurt a. so. nit nur $3.50 b. 8.
0G9f8remert, po Der erbitterte&f
5piI9en Der 6reiIinnigen 9ere,nigung
NIB Ser Sp5ial6e.npfrdtte biz ft1rfe
8etbeiltgung Der Wdbler beranlaBie,
Ite6t pbenan @Hen, tDo bas Centrum,
bic beutIGe Gei95partet unb Die Srz
3idlbemofrdten chamber 9eqenii6er<
ftarben, nit 1922 b. $. Nlsbann folgt
Die BON ben @o3iulbemofrnten erobe<te
5tabt &ie1 nit 87,6, 0ortmunb nit
87,4 unb Die erit fiir3Ii9 burH Gin
qemeinbungen in Die &eibe Der 8rpB=
Ifdbte qetretene Stabt 9elfsufirhen
(iebt 129,181, Bel Der N~ctlfa3d6lunq
BON 1900 nur $685. @~inwobuer) nit
86,7 b. s. Sn 9amburg gingen 84,7
b. $. Der Wd6lbere9ttgten our l1rne,
in Gbemnib unb 8armen je 1872, in
Magbeburg 83,1, in 9resoen 1922, in
2etp3ig 81,7, in @lberfelb BIG, in
Safe 81,2, in Mannbeim 80,3, in
9traBburg /. 6. 1917, in Niirnberg
1915, in 4ltona 1872, in @tuttgart
1872, in Stettin ISL, tn8raun16nei9
77,9, in &af1el 76,1, in &refelb al
unb in 9%annoper 1873 b. 8. Grit IN
"A. GteIe unter ben "a @%rpBitdbten
ite6t Berlin nit elmer @ahlbetbeilt=
gung bon 1877 b. 8. &m grDBten mar
hier bic 8etbeiligung i'm 3. @ablfreis
nit 80,3, am gertngten i'm 6. @a6lz
freis nit 67,9 b. $. Muf Berlin Folgt
8reslau nit 1928 b. g., bann fommen
&Dnig8berg nit 72,1, 9ofen nit us
unb 40tn nit 67,3 b. 8. 8eniger
dfs 5tpei 9rittel Der @G6ler bet6eilig=
ten ii9 in feds GrpBitdbten an Der
Wabl, nGmli9 in Miin6en 65,2, in
gbarlottenburg 64,5, in 9an3ig 63,8,
in 9ihelborf 63,6, in Na9en 6O,3
unb in Sranffurt a. M. 500 b. 8.
Die aQgemeine Wablbet6eiliqung be-
trug i'm 9euti6en &ei9 76,1 b. g.,
10 baB alfo Is BON ben "a @rpBifGbz
ten cine 9eringere Wablbetbeiligung
butten, uls bos gauge 3ei9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Suf8pfleee not fedJ3ig 9abren.

Sn Der babii9en 8obenT ee=@egenb
be5tonb in ben 40er Sabrerr bes 10.
Sabrbunberts, ehe Sufti5 unb 8ernals
tung getrennt paren, nod Elm 8e5trts=
amt in efnem tpeltfernen Sert9en, n!9t
neil ettpa Elm 8eoirfntB bafIr gegeben
gepefen pGre, ipnbern neil Die geb0rDe
aus Der 2ett Der e6emaligen Gloiter>
berrf9aft uberfommen mar. nno Der
bd amtete, mar elmer iener 8uredufrd%
ten, Die nit elmer geptfen Gutber3tgz
felt etnen fart ausgeprdgten 3ug 5u
patrtar9alif9er 6errf9begier nerbanz
ben, ndbrenb in Der 8~ebonblung bir@
gerlt9er &e9tsftrettigfeiien meiit bas
Snterefe an ntI1eni6aftltAer Grlebt=
gung zines Safes BON benz GeItreben,
etnen 8erglet9 5u @tanbe gu brtneen,
5nriidgeorGngt tpurbe. 9ier5u ma3te
Der @eftrenge fi9 namentli9 ben Minz
ter, bas beiBt Die gu er3eugenbe Ofenz
tpdrme bienitbar, mas INN bur3 Die
9erdumigfeit Der Mmtsfube erlei9tert
purbe. 0enn er faB born am 5enfter;
ben ni4t friebfertig geitnnten Purteten
aber purben Yldbe unmittelbar ne6en
benz Sfen on9etpiefen unter benz 8orz
geben, es miife elmer unberi3tebltGen
Sa9e balber Die G%er6anblung unters
brD9sn perben. Der Qmtsbiener burfte
ieBt am 9ola ni9t fparen, nno MD
felten fiiblte bann du9 Elm itreitbare:
Bauer feinen i~tarren Stnn npn miloer
@eri06nliffeit buratrablt. 8ar na4
befttmmter 53ett auf erneute 8oriteaun=
gen bin FOLDER @rfolg nt6t gu ben1erz
fen, 10 mute Der @mtsbiener Elm psiz
teres angebfi9 bringli3es Nftenbinbel
bereinbrinaen unb frif9 auflegsn.
Gines Sasss aber nIBte au9 Die Ser
ldneerung Der Brobe3ett nthts; benn
Der bermeintlt9 balD miirbe gef6mDrte
S[Gger erbob ii6 nit ben Morien:
rSa, 9err Sberamtmana, BET mir
fDnnte es nod ptel 6pl3 fpften, bus
tbut mir ni9ts: ib bin Sei5er auf benz
,2eopolb.'" 0as 1T Der Narne bes
Oompfboots, bds teute nod als 6Oid6z
riger @eteran gu 3eiten BEN blauen
SpieqeL bes Sees bur6freu8t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Der beutf9 eamertfos

= Der beutf9 amertfas
ntf9en petroleum > @eieuf6aft
tpirD, pie aus 9eetemiinbe beri9tet
tpirb, bemnd9it cine Goncurren3 erz
fteben. Dim gegeniiberltegenOen plbene
burgif9en Meierufer Bel benz Orte
8leren lGBt Die 2pnbDner Sirma Ws.
@amuel &c Co., genannt @beu,
transport onb Grabbing 60. 2tb.,
bier grobe Petroleumtanfs nebft Piera
dn1dge erbauen. Na9 beren 8oIen>
bung fonen bic bier grpBen Santbam=
pier Der 9efeaf9uft ruiiif9es petroa
leum unb oftnbtf6es Napbtba aus
Sumatra unb Surabana na9 bort
importiren. Ser erte Oampfer tptrb
I'M september ertpartet. Die Napbz
tbabampfsr miifen, neil ibnen bas
paiiiren bes 5ue3fanals tpegen Der
SeuergefGbrli9feit ni9t seitattet lit,
ben @eg um Mfrita berum nebmen.