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The evening world., 1904-07-16
ACTRESS SLAPS
|NSULTER'S FACE
Maude White, on Broadway,
Twice Strikes Man. Who Po.
litely Admits that He Had
Annoyed Her.

Mauds White, actress, IA being con.
graduated to-day on her bravery in
sapping the face OF big man who
insuiJed her, and then dared TO speak
to her after she had ordered him not
TO.
Miss White Is pretty woman, nstur-
ally blond, and Of attractive face and
hgure. some time ago sne was play
Ing Ia vaudeville with stephen Grat-
tan. She says the man whose face
she slapped In front OF the Imperial
Hotel annoyed her while she and Mr.
Grattnn were playing In Washington
and finally insulted her
Mrs. White Was on her way 10 the
atr.cal agents Office when she met the
man. He stepped up and raised his hat.
II msulted you the last time we met
he said. Il Wish 70 apologize
How dare YOU speak TO met" asked
Miss White.
"Oh, very WELL said the man. III
that's the way you take i. :"
As ne turned away with a smile on
his fuce Miss White stepped up to him
and struck him twice across the mouth
with the back OF her hand. The mar
ran tip broadway.
Miss White Was 20 overcome by the
Incident that she became almost hys-
terlcal and had TO go into the lobby OF
the Bljou Theatre and sit down 10,
halt an hour until her nerves steadled
down
The evening world., 1904-07-16
KATIE DORSCH'S
DISAPPEARANCE


A search in which there Is much mys-
terry Is being made by the police for
Katie Dorsch. who mas oeen missing
since May s, and whose cousin, Mrs.
John Pfeuier, OF No. 10 Hart street.
Brooklyn, believes she has been muir
dered by \ nan.
Katie was servsn, girl IN the family
OF Jacob Bloch, No, sis Greene avenue.
She had saved nearly $40 and had given
the money TO Mrs. Pfeufer.
When Mrs. Pfeufer called on May
she was Informed by Mrs. Bloch
that Katie hod been sent 10 the German
Hospital. but her cousin was unable
TO md any trace OF her there.
Mrs Pfeufer received a letter from
Katie on May 81 which oo:e n NcS
York rost~nrk and which informed her
tbs. Kat, wa then In Browsville. but
gave no address and no explanation.
Tat cousin does noS believe Katie
mlilei the letter.
The evening world., 1904-07-16
STRANGER HAD A
PECULIAR BUNDLE.
Detective Arrests Man Packing
Up Small letter-Boxes and
Holding Slab Of Marble Under
His Arm.

Detective.serst. Riekert. searching for
a novelty at 40 A. NJ to-day at Dlvl-
sion avenue and Keap street, williams
burg. found II In a tseiturn gentleman
who was packing up In a bundle numer-
ous small letter boxes. the brass ends
OF speaking tubes and had a slab OF
marble al? by . feet under his arm.
Here, you, where are you soInsy
asked the detective.
"Iust hnishmy a Job" said the man.
RIcket got Hash Of the names on
the ietter-bcxcs and saw that some OF
his friends were Involved In the queer
mans iobs. BEING OF a suspicious ma.
turs Pickert re Iuested the man 20 ac'
company him to the station. The
stranger did.
lie said he was Frank Beach, an
ELECTRICIAN. bu, refused to give his ad-
dress or tell anything about himself
Charges Of larceny we're made by WILL
lam briggs ard Charles Rlckert, whose
house, were dsspoiled OF the bell slabi
few days ago Beach's latest ex'
plolt was 10 get the marble slab in tn,
entr,ase o. No. 675 Bedford avenue.
He was arraigned In the Lee Avcnu,
Court on tr) charges ~ larceny
The evening world., 1904-07-16
ALICE ROOSEVELT
RECEIVES G|RDLE
Amateur Athletic Union Honors
the Presidents Daughter for
Her Participation in Games
at the Worlds Fair.

In recognition Of her courtesy In at
tending the Amateur Athl.tie Union
olympic championships a. St. Louis.
June /, 2 and .. and presenting to the
vietors their medals, Miss Alice Roose.
welt has been presented with q souvenir
girdle by the association.
Though the weather was disagree.
able, yet Miss Roosevelt did not foreso
her promise to be present
After the games were over the ON
GERS Of the A. A. L. met At the Ms.
souri, Athletic Association and voted to
present Miss Roosevelt with the SOU
venlr.
The Eirdis IL composed Of heavy silk
in Exposition eolors-red, white olue
and sold-sraeetully jeined with
buckle consisting OF three solid rolt
medals, which are held together o'
small carved gold neur-de-lis and rep
re,,ntIng the handicap prizes
On the reverse side OF the centre
medal, which Is a senior A. A. u mccall
the following Is ensraved'
presented to Miss Alice Roosevelt b!
the A. A. L. OF tn. United States. olym
pic Games. June I, '%'
The girdle was sent BY express 4
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. A
President Roosevelt Is Honorary Pre'i
den, OF the Olympic games, he has bee
teou.,t,d by Secretary sullivan to prc
.cnt the same to his daughter with th
| eompline ents OF the oficers OF the A. A
! n. Of tn. United States:
This presentation to Miss Roosevelt
a uniaus one, and IL the frst time IN 4
history Of the A. A. U. that the officiu
nasdai has been presented TO any on
ether than the successful sthlste.
The evening world., 1904-07-16
WOULDN' 7 STRIKE
AND WAS BEATEN
Rosenthal Says He Was Way.
laid and Assaulted by Men
Who Had Written Him
Threatening Letters.

Joseph Rosenthal, aged twenty-five
Of No III East Eishty-seventh street,
, clothing cutter employed by Kahn q
Co OF No. Is Washington place. was
Sc, upon and beaten within two blocks
OF his home this morning by three men
who he says are strikers and who had
s.nt him threatening letters.
The three men jumped on Rosenthal
and punched and kicked him until he
could not stand. Pedestrians interfered.
Ths attacking party escaped.
Rosenthars family physician dressed
his injuries and he reported the matter
10 tho Fast Eighiy-elghth street station.
RosenthA said he refused 10 80 on
strike and the men threatened 20 kill
him. N.teetlve Foody was assigned
"a thu case
The evening world., 1904-07-16

successfully used In April In locating
the sunken British ship Andelana, lying
thirty fa,homS deep in Tacoma harbor.
Finch found the wreck OF the Islander
eight miles north Of the southern point
OF Douglass Island and a mile and a
halt on shore, The vessel has a great
hole Abaft ths port bow. Finch thinks
the hole was made by striking a Jagged
submerged reef rather than an iceberg.
He expects to raise the Islander or to
recover the treasure on board.
The evening world., 1904-07-16
HORSE LEADS TO A RESCUE.
Leave. Camp Of Starving Men on .
Desert and Gets Aid.

RENO. Neb.. July is-Four miners.
nearly dead from hunger and thirst
were brought into Tonopah. rescued by
a party Of prospeetors who were led
to the dying men by faithful pack
horse. The names OF the rescued man
are: Moiott. Anderson Williams ard
Jones. Ehey were brought into camp
by Adam Spencer and George Little,
who found them far out on the desert
on Monday afternoon.
Little and Spencer were camping near
n spring Monday morning. when horse
lean and apparently nearly faInished.
zane into their camp. They tried 70
capture the horse, but the animal would
keep away from them always going In
one direction. AZ last they decided
something was wrong and concluded 10
follow the horse. After several hours
the fafnlshed miners were discovered
lying behind q sand dana The man
! NIL rsevfsA g.
The evening world., 1904-07-16
BACHELOR DUFFY
WILL TAKE A WIFE
Miss Kathryn v. 0'Meara to Be
Wed to the Popular Supreme
Court Clerk on Wednesday
Next.

Richard T. o'Meara, tho retired Har-
lem contractor, Of No. is7 East one
Hundred and Fifteenth street. an
nounces the coming marriage OF the
last Of his accomplished daughters.
Miss Kathryn Veronica o'Meara. TO
James Joseph Duty, and thus the re-
moval OF ons given up BY his friends
as a hopeless bachelor.
Mr.. Duiry has been for twelve years
clerk In the Special Term OF the
Supreme Court. having entered the SER
vice from the old Sixth. now the
Twelfth Assembly District. when tho
late Senator Edward f. O'Reilly was
tho Tammany leader there,
Miss o'Meara Is the youngest OF ak
children OF Richard J, oMeara, who
will give the brids away. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev
Father James A. Aylvard, at tho
Church OF 81. Cecilia. Wednesday next
at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs Rose Conroy, OF No, 800 East
One Hundred and Thlrty.nlnth street.
will bs the matron OF honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Misses sadie DEM
bo and Addie sporllng. while Capt Dam
iei J. Sullivan will support his fellow
Supreme Court clerk a. best man. and
Frank scannell. son OF oeorgs r. Scan
nell. and Frank McEntse will act as
ushsrs. Two hundred invitations have
been issued. and among those who wtl
attend are Sheriff Mitchell l.. Erlanger.
Fire Copmissloner Hayes, superinton-
dent Isaac A. Hopper. Of the building
department; Deputy Attorney General
Clarence w. Francis and several OF the
justices OF the Suprome Court,
There will be a reception after the
ceremony. at the Sayigny NO. H3,
| Fifth avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Duny will
be AZ home to their friends later In
pretty apartments at No. SOL East One
| Hundred and Fortieth street., Bronx.
where they will live,
The evening world., 1904-07-16
nYoU'RE NO G00D"-HEFLIN.
Jinmy broke Out Of jail and
Writes Back TO Paterson.

Hmmy broke Out Of jail and
Writes Back TO Paterson.
PATTERSON, n J.. July IA note
addressed TO Judge Cohen vas received
N this city yesterday from Scranton.
Pa. stating that the writer had IS
oapsd from the jail here and that he
would never return to this city again.
Ine note read as follows;
"oranton, Pa,-Jurge Cohen: got
Qot NJ your jail and none OF you are
NY good In Paterson You'll never see
~ again. Your friend,
ia JIMMY HEFLlN"
\ Bysvious 10 the receipt OF this letter
II had not been known generally that
)fIn had broken out OF jail, but the
0@<horities here are satisfied 20 allow
10 h1 noerty. providing he remains
135ny nom this city Hs was sent up
+ - nine months for abusing his mother.
IN. He clipped out of the gate
3of tpo weeks ago and he was moi
X WY goll eau several m sours later
~ VII be resrrestsd ana com.
The evening world., 1904-07-16
AUTO BROKE W0MAN'S LEG.
owner Held without BaiI by Police
Sergeant.

Mary Nolan. 'hir;y.four years tll, a
servant employed at No. SIS West Sew.
enty.nrst street. Is In Roosevelt Hos
ptal suffering from a broken leg and
several contusions received when she
was run down BY an auto In which
we're Richard McCreery. the owner, and
his chauffeur. Harvey Green
Mr.. McCyeery is a rcal.esta;e man.
of No. Is Central Park West The &C.
cideRt occurred at West End avenue
and seventeen street lie was Iock, i
ND In the West slxty-eighth stree, sta
tion. the sergeant refusing to accept
bail until II could be ascertainsd
whethe- or not The Injured woman was
n danger OF dying
The evening world., 1904-07-16
James Boden Dead.

James Bode, d.ed yesterday At his
home, No, as Ninth street, Brooklyn.
He was ssventy-one years OF age, His
widow and three sons, among VII Jm is
John Boden, secretary OF the State
Racing Commission, survive him. The
funeral will be held from the home sun
day afternoon at go o'clock.
The evening world., 1904-07-16
Treasure Ship Found That
Has $500,000 on Board
BY Means OF Big Steel Gage Diver Locates
the Sunken Hulk of the Islander
Of the Alaskan Coast

TACOMA. Wash. July ls.-Capt.
Finch. manager OF the Neptune salvagc
Company. hes located the wreck Of the
Canadian steamship Islander. which
sank In Alaska water three years ago,
carrying down nearly a hundred Of the
passengers and crew, besides half a
million Of Klondyks treasure.
Finch succeeded by use OF big steel
diving cage invented by Capt. W. ".
Smith. Of Milwaukee. This cage was
The evening world., 1904-07-16
-, ..,oor.r Was the z.mpa.

me schooner reported sunk, with all
,au set. IN Norwalk Island. In the
sound. was the Tampa. Capt. Berry.
Iroln Port Liberty for Calais, Me-, with
40 tons Of coal AZ : A. ~. on Thurs.
q ward straok the schooner on the
stsrboard s.ds Tho Tampa lank N .
Asw pl1uAeA Ne 1--we ysss hse -
The evening world., 1904-07-16
TANK sHip BEATS RECORD

The Dutch oil tank steamer Ne~ York
which arrived to-day from Rotterdam,
made the passage In eleven days and
sleht hours. THIS 10 said 20 be the best
urns made by any tAak steamer from
thAt pora -
The evening world., 1904-07-16

ctsrks cesehmsn, coalsc>osH
Cooks, Cashier and canvssssss--aI!
nay b sbtsInsd through Wer'e
ajaaAa. Rsaa ~ wsn1s teApt
The evening world., 1904-07-16
WE'D IN JERSEY CITY.
Justice Called rpon 10 Perform

Justice Called Cpor To Perform
Ceremony for strnnsers.
Justice Lehans was called into a
lawyers once In Jersey City last
night 70 onieiate at a marriage, The
brIdssroom was Thomas Franel. Me-
Nanara, forty-one vears old. Of West
neld. y. J., and the bride was Msr'h..
Thsy offered no explanation why
they had journsyed to Jersey City 10
havs ths kneA ted. a lawyer and po-
The evening world., 1904-07-16
FLATS q APARTMENTS TO LET.


FLATS 4 APARTMENTS TO LET.
~>o>>c2s Ss9I JI.rG ,kJs,s>o>o->~--
Furnlshed-East Side.
.2D. l4o z Handsomely furnished 81 rooms
complete housskeepinE; hot water; summer
Furnlshed-West Side.
18TH. 243 w.-Handsomsiy furnished 8 and
room. apartments ready for house.ssp-
room apartments; SoyseksseIng; r.daeed
rsies hot water supply.
s6rH.. 40 " (neaT Broadway)-complsis
comfortably furnished cool flats. s8-s
M.skiy: references
i25TH sT. 5i3 w'--Fivs room, bath, com.
plstsly tarnl.h.d; ,ehins, linen. slYsr
unfurnished-East Side.
IRVING PLACE; IS; near lssazI i;r,S.
tS Jsni,or' D'O ''' "-" 'l'' '
isT Az, 2Ts.2Ts-Eissant flats, 4 iisa,
rooms and hath, SIS 70 SCI.
10TH, lio-4?i E.-ElsBant Improved floors
nies house reasonable rents; large rooms
10TH. soT E.-Elegani improved floor, lara,
llsht rooms. nice house. hl.
7;EHI 81, ,!l07'l0o 81 and rooms rents
i0isJ .s5 1sIS, 1TIS z I- EI ,;5; AF'' elegant rooms
iooTH. 2S Zone flight, light rooms
bath steam, hot water. s76: s76:
iiTTH ST. s28 E,-S-l room, fsts.- iatsst In.
proyemtnts, rent reasonable. Inquire on
-PIennses.
AS TO 5ROOMS,
Rents .si2 to nj 5 corner Nons. ever,
thlns nsw. SMITH. le East 9Th q:
unfurnlshed-wsst Side.
BROADWAY. 1850 1000 io2i.io3d Sta
rooms all improvements, ball service; siJ
SIS yanltors. ----.--
COLUMBUS Az, 500 near ssth;5Ail nab
t.roms. bath hot water desirable family
JANE ST. 3D-Handsome APARTMENT. 4 eIlr
arIs Hgh. rooms improvements, sls
.lail lanlser. e s:o.,,--.1T-,sx,r---
steam, hot water; $40; open plumbing.
TOP TOP flsor: water, gas rov.; few doaf
from new park free eartaxs.
LEROY ST, 81, nsar Bleeeksr---Elesan'
new Broom apartment Tor small famll,
rsrt slA
.wAyERLEr PLACE, iS-Four T00m' an
bath: s2t
srH Az. 40. ? blocks below ilth st an
| facing Jackson sqlars-2t and hh ia,
8 large. nrai room, and bathroom: s,ean
| heated and hot water supply 80 and vi
tuTH AV, on. ear isd-r-3i hgnt looms
sie-si6 hot water: improyements
| INK 2Se-gjl Moo. attractive 8 room
and bath apartments large airy. Egh'
rents $50 70 s35 optn SUNDAYS
| iCrF. 81 " --,slS extra large roon'
| improvements nrlvaie hsll. $40
IioTU ST.. between iti and sih avs, -gloors
rooms, one family on each n9oI, Isll
Ns.ssn' Apply RIoaARD PARNHuRsT
| ?il w 10th u. ----------------
9fH, IA 4 iH w-E.eSant nparimsnt'
| 81 rooms rent moderate, yanlloi----
IIsT ST. a'i w:--a SrIrS' fr'n' T''''
,iET Yr-- 95I ", n.ir sta sY.--? ,n4 :,
newly ra'ntsd rooms With a.; 81 ard ~ ~ . :
sIsT- HTe vi rooms. elevator spArtn.nd
"ssii ssryies, All impravenent,. tli 80.
s5p- TI VIE iaFss nsAt room.: ope
plumfinsi hot vatef. steam ls 80 "a, - :
| S1fa i0l W--TErss anA I rsoms si2 an
fl heass t!lst.slsm maIdsr.-------- aIdsr.
io7p. 10 W. cas bIses fron Tapie., NJ. NJ,
N Sss.m s nssessnssis isns ias -
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-11
Gd)fen auf Seut Boulevard.

Mus garis f9retbt Elm beutf9er
Correspondent: DIS t9 ben 8ouleburb
be Strasbourg %entlang gtng, bot fi9
mir Elm fir groBfdbtif9e 8egriffe
re9t ungepDbnlides S9aufptel bar.
@or me6reren .8ouiqpns", ienen
bplfstbiimli9en unb auseeoei9neten
ReItaurdnts, bic ben Glteren 9upal=
f9en v8putapns" in ber9unit Der einz
beimtf9en &unbf4aft ben 9ang abgez
laufen 6aben unb meiit nit elmer
9roB19ld9teret in @erbtnbund fte6en,
lagerten auf benz breiten 8iirgeriteig
gang gemiitbli6 tpeiBe unb braune
S9fen. Man bate bor ben @9duz
fenitern Der 2oeale etp fletnes 9ebtert
fir biefe bierfiBigen 9Gfe abeeftedt,
bate ibnen Spreu unO Sutter 6ineinz
gelegt, unb ba f9maufte nun bas
9Drnbieb mitten auf benz bele6ten
Srottoir neben ben erleu9teten Serial
fen Der Cafes. Gs ipdren I60ne
Sbiere. Gin plafat an Der Sbir Der
9aftbGuier befaete benin aud iebes=
NAL, bab Der aur S6au ge5teute S6ie
elm preisgetrDntes 9ef9Dpf fei. 8et
Der in Der GeBten @o9e bier b~eranitalz
teten lunbpirtM9uftlifen Qustequng
bate er iiber feline Mtto6fen geiiegt.
Wie elm anterifonif6er Nabob Die prGz
miirten 9emGlbe aus benz Salon"
fauft, 70 ertpirbt bann bier Der ge<
nanbte Speifetptrtb elm Stid prGmi<
trtes @ie6. Cine &eflame, Die benz
bungrigen gublifum ben 8etpets ltez
fern foG, pel6' bortreffli9e8 ifen ibm
borgefebt nerben.
Oa an ben SEM tern biefer 9dfts
nirtbf9aften tets blutleere, feitgefro=
rene unb fuuber gei9miidte 2eidname
gan5er 8dlber, &ammel unb 9afen
als angeblt9 etnlabenbe unb appetttz
rei3enbe Maare bdngen, 70 fam man
nun audi etnmal auf ben @infan, ben
2euten ibr 3ufinftiges Menu NOD lez
benb bDr5ufii6ren. Sb bas Mittel
probat tft2 Sb ni9t chandler 1t9 UNI
angenebm beriibrt fi6lt, tpenn am
@ingang gum @B3immer 10 Elm armes
8ieb lasert, bas @inem 5utpintt:
Ave, moriturus tie salutat9 8or Der
einen 9aitnirtbf9aft f~itterte Elm 8eas
n~eriunge ben biplomtrten G6renD9ien.
Sin paar bibf6e MGbels unb etli4e
3ettungsausrufer tanben babel unb
ma9ten tbre 9lofen bariiber, tpSe man
bas Sbier befrGn5t bdtte nnb pte Der
Sunge es ftrei4elte. r9eute Der
&ran5 unb morgen elm Meherfti6."
meinte Die cine. $50 1T es in Parts
~iberbaupt nit benz &ubm unb Der
2tebe," bate bic anbere anttporten
fDnnen. sic tbat es aber nt9t. Sf<
fenbar bate ie mehr Rafie als Philoz
fpphie i'm Qeibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-11
2tnftton itt einer &ir@e.

eSn Der Weltftabt 2pnbon fanb fiir5s
lib cine Muction in elmer Stride ftatt,
bic in elmer Der b~orne6miten 9traBen
bes @eltenb belegen TT. SIS 1T bies bic
Stride ct. Georges in Nlbermdrle
@treet, bic por einigen Sabren babur4
befannt nurbe, baB Der @eiftli9e 0r.
Ser @raD barin an 9onntag : Mben<
ben na9 Der Dinner : 3eit 9ottes@
bienit fir 8tr4enbefu9er, Die III
Mbenbtpilette naren, beranftaliete.
11nb Or. @ran bate tpirfli9 bamit
@rfplg. On Die HOO 9erren unb De-
men in Mbenbtoilette fiaten bispeilen
an Spnntag : Mbenben bic &irhe,
na9bem fte binirt batten, unb bDrter
bic prebigt nit an, Die ni9t l6nger als
flint Mtnuten bauern ourfte. g1un
aber ift Der unternebmenbe Or. 9ran
geftprben, unb feine Stride nirb niez
bergeriHen, UNI einem profanen Sc
bGube plaB 81 MAIDEN. Die gauge
Ginri9tnng Der Stride mar nit .3etz
teln bebdngt, auf benen bic Nummern
bes MISUNDERSTANDING aufgef9rieben
paren. Der Mltar, bic &un5eI, bos
Saufbeden, fogar bic f9iefernen Sc
feBestafeGn NIT ben sehn @eboten in
@olbf9rift trusen folae 3ettel. Gin
fur5es Orselfpiel etng Der 4ucfDn
bDraus, bamit bas faufluitige Publiz
fun, porunter fi4 auh bier Biz flint
@eitlide befanben, ben Son Der SrQel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-11
Gei6ma6s=Gt ntipatbten.

Sat Sebermanr empfinbet bor benz
@eT9made irgenbetnes Nubrungsmtts
tels @fel. @iliam Walborf Iftpr
bat beifptelspeife cine 10 itarte 4bneiz
gung gegen S3neinefleif9, baB ct
i6per trdnf ntrb, pern er btefes audi
nur in Sorm BON Sped ober S9i&z
fen rie9t. S9petnebraten beranGabt
i'm, 1ofort ben Slid gu berlaHen.
@eine Sreunbe pi1en bies unb bitten
fi9, @9petnefleif9 ferbiren gu lof@
fen, nenn er i6r Sat lit. Die lingere
Sp9ter bes 9rafen bi 8rafi BON &uz
mGnien fam iiberbaupt feline 5leif9>
nabrung trgenbpel9er DIRT ertragen
unb befommt &rGmpfe, tpenn nur elm
SeBen babpn 5ufGaig auf i6ren Seller
9erdtb.
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4bf9offung bes gpro,
reszNmets i'm Stadte Nep gort 1T
BON Der b~ortigen, iebt betmeeganeenen
StaatsgefeBgebung bur9 Elm befonbez
res 9efeB an~georbnet. Die ein3elnen
@oronersitenen b5ren nit benz 99luB
ibrer l~aufenben Mmts5ett auf unb tper=
ben bnr9 mebi5inif4e Snfpettoren er>
feBt.
S stefem SrIbiabr 1T Elm
gr0Berer Nnbrang BON 9olbfu9ern
na3 @fdsta als in friiberen Sabren gu
%erparten. Die Anmelbungen fir ben
Sra9tz unb Y~erfDnen . Sransport
finb ungetpDbnIi9 5ublreia. Na9 ben
9olboiitrtcten bon Cape Some unh
benz unteren 0ufon tperben nidt tpe>
niger als 100000 Sonnen 5ra9tgut
sur 8%erfenbung gelangen. Sir biez
fen transport 1inb bereits II Oampfs
unb @egelf9iffe in Sienft seiteGt
norben.
- ueber BEN II r ; elmer
&ittergutsbefiBerfamilie inn &reiie
Sf6aDeuanb ptrb anlGBli9 bes ieBt
erfolgten Sobes zines No9fommen
folgerbe als nabr berbiirgte @e19i9te
er3Gblt. Sur 3eit Sriebri9s bes
9roBen biente i'm Battalion 9arbs q.
Garbe 8egiment gu SUBJ in Potss
BAN Der 8renabier 8ronbt6orft, Der
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ben dls vWunberboftor unb QuadfdIs
Der" berii9mt unb gea6tet mar. 8e<
fonbers meiiter6aft berftano ct es,
8einf9Gben gu heilen, Die aus 9efaufes
mem 8lafen ~entitanben tparen. Nun
trug es ii9 gu, baB gerdbe gu Der 3eit
Der groBe So~lbatenfDnig BON etnem
berartigen 2etben gepldgt tpurbe, ohs
ne bab ibm feline berii6mten Qer5te
bdtten belfen tOnnen. Sn feinem nns
mut9 lieB er ben rQuddfalber"
8ranbt6orit rufen, BON be1en SeiGs
funft er bur6 einen Sfficier 9eb0rt
batte; unb iiehe, Die bielgeiibte &unft
beg 8rdnbborit berfagte au4 btes1nal
nt9t, benn es geldng Dem @renaber,
ben &Dnig bon feinem GuBletben su
befreien. Der 6errf9er, oariiber bod
erfreut, ernannte 8ranbt6prit gum
Oottor unb belobnte i'm fpdtr nit
benz gerabe freieeporbeuen Rittergnt
@aBtorr i'm 6abeGanbe. Nnfdngli4
geb0rte 5u Der 8eiiBung feline Sort,
unb 8ranbtborft tpanOte fi9 nit Der
8itte INN cine fol9e on ben 36nig.
Oiefer pies linn elm MaEbrebier tn Der
Na9barf9uft on. popon tbm fobieI
geb0ren fonte, als er fnnerhab elmer
@tunbe rausauretten" bermodte. Die
tptrtbpoGe 8efiBung TIT fettbem in ben
6dnben Der camille 8ranbthorit Der<
blieben, bon Der Elm Mitglteb iingft
bur9 ben Cob ~abgerufen tpurbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-11

Sonig ais S91afmitte1.
Dor benz S9lafengeben ionte man re-
eelmGBig einen Biz 5pei &affeelDffel
1onig at fih nebmen, ba berfelbe
hlutbilbenb, nabrbaft unb fir nerboie
perfonen un9emein berubigenb 1T nnb
nobltbGtigen S6laf betpirft. Mer ben
Sonig ni9t auein fir ii9 genieBen
min, fam i'm auf Elm Stiid9en @em<
mel ober MeiBbrot itrei9en ober ben=
felben NIT Mil9 ober &affee trinfen,
ba e~riterer ftets quite Mirtung er5ielt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-11

tennen lernen tOnnte. Gie pretie, Die
Der Muctionator e~roielte, tparen gum
S9etl febr ntebrig. Die @eleBestafeln
nurben fir 35 Gents PRO 9tiid losgez
f9la9en, bas ftetnerne Saufbeden
fir So unb bic eidene &dn5el fir $75.
Damn fumen dber Sbeater : 9eeoras
tipner1 unb z&equt1tten 5ur 8eritetgez
rung, Die ebenfaGs Or. @rab btnters
laKen urb bic er benubt bate, I'm gum
8ei item feiner Stride Sbeaterbor iteGluns
gen gu geben, ppbet er feGbft in Der
6auptroue mitgetpirft 6atte. Stefe
S6eater : Secprdttpnen unb zGequifts
ten tpurben fir 5000 Gpsgef9lagen.