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Evening journal., 1904-02-08
COUGHED rs YEARS
Then Mrs. Helen Maloney Of 613
Church ST., Wilmington, Found Re-
lief in Father Johns Medicine. Cures
Colds. Prevents Pneumonia.

have used Father Johns medicine
and have found great relief. l have
had weak lungs and a cough for 25
years. I have found more relief in your
medicine than any / have ever taken.
1 think II Is excellent as tonic and
body builder. (Signed) Mrs; Helen
Maloaey Cis Church ST.. Wilmington.
Remember not patent medicine no
poisonous drugs or alcohol 90 years
In use; prevents pneumonia, and con-
sumption.
no matter how well kie marriage
ceremony may be performed there is
always a hitch in the proceedings.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

You are always very pleasant fellow,
Algy." remarks Lady chetand in the first
act Of Lord and Lady Algy' and II is
quite certain that this statement win be
echoed by everyoRe who may be so for~
tunate as to see William Faversham in
his iavorite role as Lord Algy at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow night. The
fact that good comedies do not spoil by
being kept a while in cold storage was
evidenced by the enthusiastic welcome
accorded William Faversham and his
capable company by appreciative New
York theatrc-goers during the Engagement
Of Mr.. Faversham in his recent revival
of r.. C. Cartons exquisite play at the
Criterion Theatre, New York city
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

The Crown Princess Of Denmark Is rated
as the wealthiest as well as the tallest
woman OF her rank in Europe. She in
herited nearly sl5,ooo,OOo from her mater
nal grandmother. as well as the bulk Of
her fathers fortune. Her height is six
feet
Evening journal., 1904-02-08
TARGET Shoot.

A very interesting target shoot was
held by the Rose Hill Gun Club at the
farm of Mrs. Sarah Simon on Saturday
afternoon. Good scores We're the rule.
notwithstanding the rain, which was
considerable of a drawback to those
who took part.
Prizes were awarded to the contest
ants who finished in the Lead as fol-
lows: Ora Lunt, a leather gun case;
Emmett Simon, a twelve-pound turkey;
James b. Lancaster Jr.. a pair of Leg
horn pullets, and Harold Jefferson, of
Wilmington, a pair of hunting boots.
The club viii meet the Butchers AS
ISOLATION before the traps this after
noon and Emmet Simon and Isaac
Kite viii also shoot a match race dur
ing the afternoon.
Had Bag Of Chickens.
Elwood Finney, colored win be re-
quested to explain how he came TO be
caught by Officer Tobin with "a bag of
chickens early on Saturday evening.
The officer thought that Elwood was
laboring under a pretty heavy load
for that hour in the evening and re-
quested him to show down. The fowls
were dead. but when properly cooked
would make mighty fine eating. which
is probably what Elwood thought.
Boys Disturb Meeting.
Several New Castle boys may have
reason to regret what they probably
thought was fun but what other peo-
pie regard as malicious mischief be-
fore they are much older
party Of them entered - vestibule
Of the Baptist Church last evening and
created such disturbance that those
inside We're greatly annoyed. When
someone went to look for the cause OF
the trouble the boys scampered outside
and then fired volley of stones at the
church. officer Harrington was noti-
fed of the affair and several of the
boys have been spotted. Ii Is likely
that they viii be brought up before a
squire to answer the charge of inter-
fering with a religious meeting. n very
serious offense and one which calls for
severe punishment.
No. Has New Captain.
Captain Eldredge, who has been in
command of City Ice Boat No. 3, has
given up that berth and is succeeded
by Captain Jacobs, formerly captain Of
the Cape May.
Woolen Mills Started.
The wollen mill, which was forced
to close down last week on account OF
bursting a steam pipe. has resumed
operations, the damage having been re-
paired.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

The state Sentinel wants proper con-
sideraton for Delawares political
rights ana declares that these rights
have been made q matter Of bargain
and sale" Ahcml Yes; you all right:
bargain and sale ls good"
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

The Jeffersonian is loud in its de-
nunclation Of Thornton. the negro
preacher, who has been making sensa-
tional appeals TO his people. but It oc-
ours TO us that Thornton shows about
as much temperance and sanity on one
side as the Jeffersonian shows on the
other. The race question win be settled
by nclthor.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08
Delaware Trust Co.,

Delaware Trust Co.,
Guarantee Title Insurance Bonds
Issued by this company at reasonable
cost. They are broad and liberal, and
absolutely protects the insured against
loss by reason OF assessments, defects,
incumbrances and the expense Of liti-
cation.
REAL ESTATE
bought sold. mortgaged, rented
and Insured.
TRUSTS
OF all kinds executed.
ESTATES
managed and incomes collected.
OFFICERS:
Edward T. Candy. President
j. Ernest Smith. Vice President.
Harry w. Davis. Sec'y and Treas.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas $. Bellah,
John H. Dandy
Howard T. Wallace,
Frederic Pyle.
,. Ernest Smith.
Edward 7. Candy.
~. e. COR. NINTH 8 MARKET SITS
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

Biliinss-ls the young lady YOU call on
a sood performer on the piano?
Willings-Weli, she can manage to keep
4 up unal she drives the old man and the
old Woman out Of the Darlor.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

The frequent discovery OF new diamond
mines in the Transvaai and Orange River
Colony Is resulting IN important orders
being placed with British manufacturers
zaT c-Azaac< ssEzelsg ss.AeS.s-anr.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08
JOSEPH G. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Darlington & CO.

February is an exceedingly
important month topurchasersI
IF High-Class and Fashionable
silks, Dress Fabrics. Laces
and Paris Novelties.
A visit to our various De-
partments at this time will
prove of interest and afford an
opportunity for securing the
very newest and most de-
sirable Silks, Dress Fabrics
and Laces for Early Spring
and Summer Costumes
which will not be possible to
obtain later in the season.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08
Theatrical Notes

Kate Claxton appears for what is
said to be the last time in her great
est success, 1.-THE Two Orphans" at
Grand Opera House on Wednesday af-
ternoon and night. She appears as the
blind Louise" and there is said to be
little or no change I'm the inimitable
manner IN which she plays the pa
thetic role. She is said to have aroused
great enthusiasm in the citias in which
she has recently played. The drama
is played almost perfectly by the ac-
complished company Of players which
will present il here at the time mem
toned, together with a carload Of new
scenery and effects. The entire pro-
duction is under the direction Of Ar
thur Berthelet, who also plays Pierre"
in the drama.
Sam. s. Shubert and Nixon & zim-
norman VIII present the jefferson De
Angels Opera Company OF next Sat
urday afternoon and night at the
Grand Opera House. Theatre -goers
have voted the musical comedy one OF
the most enjoyable seen In some time
II is probably the best musical COM
edy that has been Americanized from
George Edwardes London Galety The
atrc, and it has been received every
where with much enthusiasm and ap-
probation. jefferson De Angels In the
role OF Sammy Gigg has proved to be
one OF the most delightful impersona-
tions given thus far by him. It is a
perfect fit to his unique humor and
quaint methods of producing comedy.
Edgar Norton as Sir Archie Slackett
has made a hit OF the most pronounced
kind. Margaret Mckinney is daintilv
clever. In fact the entire company.
which Is said to be exceptionally
strong. are all seen TO splendid advan-
tage, especially Bertha Ricci. William
Blaisdell, Norma Bell. Edna Burd.
John Dudley Rose Stevens and Fred.
S. Heck The latter is from Whining
ton.
lincoln j. carter's New Fast Mail. ''
opens at the Lyceum. a three days en-
sagement. this afternoon. The sale OF
tickets announces good business.
A new drama Of the mountains Of Colo
rado is entitled AT Cripple Creek and
viii be presented az the Lyceum on Feb
ruary IL. So strong play Of life IN tho
far West has not been given to The Amer
lean stage since BARLEY Campbc.rs MY
Partner" The piece Is by the well-known
playwright, Hal Reid. and ovtriyals Mr..
Reils former success. Human Hearts
In the esteem Of the public. at Cripple
Creek tells . simple siog q auso Eaazl
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

The all too short season Of subscrip-
tion concerts given in Wilmington by
the Philadelphia Orchestra viii close
with the concert to be given at the
Grand Opera House tonight. In honor
Of the seasons farewell Mr.. Scheel has
arranged one Of the most attractive
programs ever presented to a Whining
ton audience, and the management Of
the orchestra has provided in Mr.. Sand
by, the famous violoncellist, a soloist
OF the first rank The great expense
attached to the giving of these con-
certs goes 10 prove more strongly than
words the generosity of the directors
and guarantors of this organization
and the only way our city can greater
its chances Of having other seasons of
concerts by the Philadelphia Orchestra
is to evince their appreciation of the
present most excellent one.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

'The Toreador,' which will be given
at the Grand Opera House next Satur-
day afternoon and night by the JEFF
ferson De Angels Opera Company is
said to have proved the most success
full of any of the recent musical pieces
presented by this popular comedian
who is given splendid opportunities to
display his well-known qualities as a
fun-mal1er in the role Of Sammy Gigg
and he has created no end of merri-
ment in the many laughable situations
in which he is placed during the course
OF the play. Edgar Norton. Margaret
Mckinney, Edna Burd. Bertha Ricci,
Norma Bell, Fred. S. Heck and John
Dudley have all added to their repu-
tations in their clever approximations
of agreeable characters. Sam S. Shu-
bert and Nixon & Zimmerman, It is
said, have furnished a most elaborate
and picturesque production and pro-
vided a splendid singing chorus of
dainty, pretty girls.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

It sets thinking machinery working nothing else will
Dom primer scholar and baw opinions the Algebra class
There power within you that will miracles if
the fool Of silent and let the higher mind operate
you
Telephone Grocer for package Postum GrapeNuts
The little book read and word for it. will find eternal
facts there worth-wel,
Evening journal., 1904-02-08
Cost ? Not One Pennyl
then :?

miniature found in every package of Food
Coffee and Grape-Nuts
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

Lincoln ]. Carters New Fast Mail. ''
opens at the Iyceum. three days en-
sagement, this afternoon. The sale Of
tickets announces good business.
Evening journal., 1904-02-08

TRY IT-CosTs NnTHINGt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
giant mars ttarttihe gemaom.

Simmer nobel mub bic @elt su
@;unhe geben, baben pieGei9t Die Ser
rem bonn 8ertiner Magiftrat geba6t,
als tie elmer %psniionirten Semeinbez
fh~uIsbrerin aus 9emeinbemitteln
cine iGbrli6e Yeniion bon 5 Marf be-
tpiligten. Die petentin ion atpar nit
bieien 5 Marf ni9t i6ren 2ebensunterz
bait beitreiten. benin tie er6Glt BON,
Staat 900 M. 9eniion. Od Die ibr gsz
febli9 suitebenbe penfion inbehen COS
Marf betrGet, 10 entfiei auf bic 8eriiz
ner &pmmuns Der 8etrag BON 5 M1rt.
Run petitipnirte Die Semeinbei9ule6s
rerin an bic Stabtperorbnetenper
1ammlung tpegen elmer laufenosn I'M
teritiiBuns als 3uf9ub au Der peniion.
Our Segriinbung bes @eiu9es fi6rte
bic 8ittfteIerin aus, bab lie Dor 5Dei
Sabren bas l1ngliid bate, an 2unesnz
tubertuloie gu erfranfen, unb oab es
ibr, troBbem lie ii9 faft stpei Sdbre In
6eilanitaiten befunben babe, ni9t sez
luneen lei, ibre geiunbbeit pieber gu
erlansen. @erpanbte, bic fie unters
ftiiBen fDnnten, belize lie ni9t; au9 lei
lie gu franf, INN ii9 ettpas berbisnen
gu fDnnen. Oo lie burd ibre 8ranfz
beit piele Musgu6en gu beitreiten babe,
reiGten lire Mittel ni9t gu benz he>
fdeibenftsn 2ebensunterbalie. Der
Masiftrat babe ibrer 8itte um 8stpiui.
gung elmer nntsritiiBuns leiber ni9t
entipro6en, iie penbe ii9 oaber an Die
@eriammlung unb boffe, bab ibr in
Mnbetra9t ibrer truurigen Gage bic
erbetene lebsnslGneli9e unteritiibung
ni6t perfagt tperben mD9e.
Oie petitipn tpanberte natiirli9 in
einsn Nusi6ub. Sort erbob fi9 cine
einaioe Gimme gu 9uniten Der petenz
tin, ale iibrieen Observation-Disclosures
aber tpareu nit benz Maeiitraispertree
ter Der Inii9t, baB CUR @etpdbrung
zines lebensldnsli9en 3uiduhes feline
@eranlahune poridge, 5umol Die 8itt=
fteuerin nun 125 Sabre i'm @emeinoes
bienft tbdtig eetpeien fei. Siele ree>
rinse" Sienit5eit nDtbige ni6t ba5u,
iiber bic seiebliGe @erpfli9tung bin@
aus5useben. nNur" 12a Sabre, als Of
Der Oienft als Observation-Disclosures
pdbrenb biefer 3eit cine &teinigteit
tpdre. Iber 10 leidt mag ben 9erren
bod nidt bas @eriasen Der 8itte ae=
tporbsn iein, benin Der petentin tpurbe
als Gnti9dbisung cine SteGe i'm
Seierabenbbuufe in Yoien betpiligt;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Siittrnationalcr @rauenEnngreB.
Der Snno eertid)er Sr~auenoeretne u;to feline
oermaIi9e Yraltoerttu.


Gum eriien M1ale in Der @ef9i9te
Der Srauenbepegung t1nnte in bieien
Saeen Der .9unb beuti9er Srauene
heroine" ais @lieo bes uJrauenpelt@
bunbes" bic Observation-Disclosures aug
alien &ulturlGnbern in Der beutf9en
&ei9s5auptitabt als feline GGits besriis
BEN. Den 9e19dftsfibungen bes
5rauentpsltbunbes tplgten bic Sibunz
gen bes nSnternatiOnalen Srouenfon>
srsiss.'
3peG biefes internationalen Rpnz
grefes mar Der eegenieitige @soantens
austuuf9, Der 0erelei9 Der our gr<
rei9ung bes gemeini6aftli6en 3ieles
in ben berf9iebenen 2Gnbern benuBten
propagdnbamittel unb bic 0ereinbas
rune zines bon alien Srauenre9tierin=
men Der Welt anertannten Yrpgramms.
Y%rdfioentin bes 8unbes beuti6er
Srauenbereine tit 5rau Marie Stritt
aus Dresden. Marie Stritt gsbDrt gu
ben i9neibigften 2ebnerinnen Der
5ruuen6epeeung. Sbre @ortrGee finb
tlar unb i4arf, bura 9umor unb Ga
tire sepirat; lie Deritebt ni9t nur bic
3ubOrer gu feheln, ionbern AUDI gu
iiberseusen. Marie Stritt tpurbe in
S9Gbburg, Sie6enbiirsen, ais Sodter
zines &e9tsantpulis geboren. sic be-
fu9te bas Wiensr &pnferpatprium unb
mar bann flint Sabre lang G9aufpie=
lerin am 9oftbeater in 8arlsrube. SIM
Sabre 1879 permGblte Tie fi9 nit benz
SperniGnger gilbert Stritt; 1881 entz
fuste tie Der 8ii6ne unb pibmete fiG
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Sbpubl Die berii9tigte ipanii9e
S9usgra6erei iGon ieit lansen Sab
rem ertolgrei9 betrieben piro, gelang
es bisber mod ni9t, bic @auner gu
fangen. 4ber es lit cine alte 9eI9i9=
tie. DAP Der &rus 10 lanse gu 9Bailer
sebt, bis er bri9t, unb na9 DieIem be-
tpGbrten prin5ip lit bicier Sage ends
li9 einmal elm 1panii9er S9uggrdber
5ur9 einen aaerbings re9t m~ertpiirz
pigen 3ufaa in Die 5ane 9egangen.
Segen @nbe DECEMBER 1903 relite Der
Wein9robbGnbler 8urer, Der in Der
Hue be Ia Houette in paris ipobnt.
Ha9 Barcelona, UNI @infdufe gu ma
9en. Oa er bes SpaniI6en ni9t
mG4tig lit, nabm sr fi9 bort einen
Oplmetidfr uno ging fpGbrenb mebre>
rer Sage nit bieiem gu ben perf6iepe=
men SSirmen. Gines Ibenbs tamen
6eibe MGnner aus einem Reitaurant,
ols 8urer BON einem u%nbetannten an
eerempelt purbe, Der iih entf9ulbiatc
unb bann f6leunigit peri9panb. Dis
8urer i'm 6otel anlanate, bemertte er
Zen @erluft ieiner Brieftuihe. Die 12,=
600 Jr. ent9ieit. Mm nGGiten Morz
gen erf4ien auh Der SOlmetfder ni9t
tpieher. 8urer melbete ben @orfaq Bel
Der poli5ei uno febrte na9 paris 5u=
rid. SIM 4pril traf er 5ufdaig nit eiz
mem Gunben 5ufammen, Der i9m einerl
8rief aus Barcelona aeigte. gs mar
elm S9asgrdberbrief, unb es hanbelt.
fi9 UNI einen aus ben &arlitenfrisen
fauimenben S9ab, Der nit 9ilfe be5
Iorefdtsn gebObsn tpsrben foate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
0nnSertjabrises Subilanm elmer
Setting.

On benz ~biesidhrigen nnabbdngis-
tsitsfete, Dem 1913. @sburtstase unies
rer glorreidsn &epublit, bat in 0in=
cennes bic dltefte bemotratii9e 3eituns,
su9lei1 bas dltefte Blatt unter allen
tueitlid bonn Gaegbenp=@ ebirse eri6ei=
nenoen $asesbldttern, bic vWeifsrn
Sun, ibr bunosrtidbrises Subildum
be9an9en. (
IS 1T cine biftorii9s 3si.uns in
elmer altbitorifden Stabt, bic oamit
auf elm 5unoertidbrises gefsben su=
riidbliden sarf. Mls vSnbiana 60
5ette" i'm Sabre 1904 in 0incennes
b%egriinbet, tpurbe bas 8ebduoe Der
3eituns 1907 ourd Geuer serft6rt uno
erffanb tpieber als yWeitern Gun.
SIN 2aufe Der Sabre fcb bas 8latt
man9en Sturm iber fi9 er9eben UNI
mebr als einmal NOR es benz Inter.
gang nabe, bis es I'm Sabre 1856 I'M.
ter bic eners'i&e 9eituns bon @eorse
9. @reene gelangte unb bon bieiem
auf cine seiunoe 8afis gebra9t murbe.
3warsis Sabre fpdter iibernabm bic
YWefern Gun" beren ge9enmdrtiser
BeiBer un6 Seraus9eber, &ppal 6.
gurceG, Der bonn Sabre 1879 an bas
9latt tdsli& beraussab uno 3uei Sabre
fpdter ben gegenudrti9en breif6disen
8au %aufhbrte. Sn politiider Be-
3iebuns ftanb Dir vWefern Gun" alle=
5eit treu our SABINE Der oemotratiiden
partei.
gu bieier2 fsltenen Subildumsfeisr
srf9ien am Wontag, ben 4. Suli. bic
,Weter1 Sun" in prd9tigem &C.
manoe i%n:beneutenb bersr6Bertem Gor-
nal uno einem umfang bon "a Seiten
bon ie a9t Spalten. 3ablrei6e Slu=
ftrationsn bon biftoriiden @eaduben
unb prominenten Biirserr uno 8eam=
ten bon Stabt uno Gnpr 60. i9miiden
bic 5etnummer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Dom Aatbsn Rrfu,.
Scr neue grdHoett Scr @eicuidjaft rao
osecu REORGANIZATION.

osfec otcor9dntiotton.
Mit Der Grtpdbluns bes peniionir=
ten 9enerdlpunbdr3te5 Der Ser. Staas
ten>Mlarine, &earzNrmirals Winiam
&. 8an auppen, gum prdiibenten Der
Geieai9aft pom Rothen &reu5 birf>
ten Die feit seraumer 3eit in Der Sr@
ganifatipn beitanoenen Wtrren ibr
@nbe sefunben baben unb Die Neu=
organization Der Geielf3uft eingeleitet
porben iein. =
8an Ruppen befinbet ii9 ieit So
nudr 1902 i'm Rubeitanbe. Gr puros
1910 gu Bergen, 81. s., seboren unb
trat ndd 8eenbisune ieiner mebiainis
f9en Stuoien on Der uniperiitGt ppn
Netp Oorf 1862 als 9ilfszW unbarsi
in bic Ser. =Marine Elm, in
Der er in fat alien Welttbeiler Oienits
perri9tete. Sn ben Sabren 1868 unn
1864 leitete er mil srobem grfolss
bas 9ofpital fir am eelben Sieber @rz
frantic in &ep Weft, 5la. @an Hrps
pen purbe betannt als Spe5ialiit in
Der S9affung bon @orbeugunssmab=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
8om Oieneft m a b d. er:

@om Oienit m q b den err
m o r b t. Sn &rafau, 9afisien,
poQte lebtbtn bic BEL Der @Dmnaii fol-
profeHorsfrau @nna @osuda bebien<
ftete Magb Marie 8elt ibren Oienit
pbne bic 3inbisunssfriit berlaFen.
% bic S~ienitgeberin bies ni9t augab,
fam es gu einem Streit, in be1en Der
lauf Die Maso plDbli9 Elm gum 6leif9s
baden beftimmtes MeRer ersriff unb
pis ipiitbenb UNI fi9 hteb, pobet Trcu
8osuda cine berartise @erlebung ba=
pontrus, blb ie blutiberf trDmt Be-
pubtlos au 8oben fiel. Damn elite bic
Magb aus Der WObnuns, fperrte lie n
unb flii9tete. Ser beimtebrenbe Sobn
entbedte bas @erbre4en, bod bate
feline SHUTTER nur nod bic &raft, bic
SbGterin 5a nennen, tporauf Tie an ben
Solgsn Der fur9tbaren @erlebuns
ftarb.
Ser M a m m u t 3 :
3 a + n. 8etm 9raben zines 8rune
mems in &ietp, &ublanb, itieben un=
ldngit bic Qrbeiter in elmer Siefe bon
Gina brst Saben auf einen barten Sc
eenitanb, Der ibre Nrbeit btnberte. sic
berfu9ten i'm baber NIT ben S9auz
feln gu aeridlassn, mas ibnen au9 sez
lang. Nls bic ein5elnen Stiide an's
Saseslidt gefDrbert tparen, ertpies fi9,
bdB lie einen anerbinas ni6t oana pon=
~ftdnbigen Wammutbaabn 5eritDrt bats
ten, Der bur9 feline 9rDbe auffGnt.
Sas bobe glitter bes 3abns pirb bur9
ben l1mitanb beitdtist, bab er IN Der
grbe gang peia sefporben mar unb
BET Der Beriibruns bur9 bic Spaten
5erbrDdelte. Die 8runnenarbeiten
purben fortsefebt unb Der Iunbort
baber ni9t tpeiter unterfu9t.
Sre9er g tbiebftdbI I.
@us einem Ha4tsuge BON Niasa mad
paris nurbe jingit Bel Mntibes Elm
Oepddenfod, in ben brei @dde nit
etnsef1riebenen Briefen eimgef9lofen
tparen. eeftoblen. Ser atpeifeIos benz
Poftfude a~nsebDrige Oieb batte ii9 in
benz Wagson. in peldem Bios atpei
Gd4er bon Der poft beniibt tperben,
pffenbar perftedt; er bate mittelft fulz
f4en S4Iiifels bas cine Sad se0ffnet
unb ben fir Marfei1e befttmmten Oe=
pef4enfad binausgetporfen. Ct ftieg
bann in Mntibes aus, l0fte poffgemGB
bic S9niire, nubm faft ole Mertbs
briefe unb lieb bic SIde unb Derez
f4sn bort Iiesen, mo fe am nd4iten
Morseu eeiunben tpurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
@ etn pantidtcr.

Sn Mains purbs por Der Straf=
TANNER elm Weinfdli9unes : proset
perbanbelt, in benz 100 3eugen Sur
@~ernebmuns sslansten. Gs pdren Die
@eintommiiiirnGre SRI. GGcilis 9euz
mann aus 9untersblum, beren 8ruber
Sulius, 9srmonn &oppel aus SprenDs
lingen, Sermann 5eift aus Sprenb-
lingen, Simon 8pnmer aus &aultabi
(9abern) unb Marfus &Dppel aus
8insen ansstiast. in ben Sabren 1899,
1900 unb 1901 groBe NuuntitGter
i%ogenannter Sreiterpeine (Weine. BIZ
aug i6on ausgeprebten Srauben mil
einem 3uderaufsub bergeiteat perbenI
in ben r6einiI6sn Srtsn Gprenblinsen
Qrmsbeim, Gau@8idel6eim, Wenbers:
beim, 5lonbeim, @onsbeim, Guu<Nl=
sesbeim, PTuffensS 4pabenbeim, ct
Sobann, 3asenbeim, plunie, 4spis.
beim, @orrpstler unb Sugenbeim auf:
eefauft unb on bic Sirma 8. Sppen.
beimer SD9ne in Mdnnbeim peiter Der.
fauft gu boben. Die 4ngeflagten be.
baupten, bob fe MIR utlsine NeineA
anfauften, aber feline Sreiterpeine. Si'
bdtten BON ben ProbuSentsn ihre Yro.
%piiionen erbGlten unb ben Wein banr
gu slsiGem Preiie an Die Sirma Op.
~penbeimer abgesebsn. gegen bic leb.
tere 1irma ma anfdnsli9 bon Der ba=
bif6en 9ebOrbe elm @erfabren einee.
leitet fporbsn, es tpurbe aber piebel
eingeifeIt, ba bic Sirma nur analpien.
feite @eine anndbm. Sdmmtli9e Der:
nommene grobusenten erflGrten untel
gib, bob bic Mngetlagten Sreiterpeint
gu faufen perlangt unb nrr iolde be.
spgen bdtten. Der preis bifferirtt
anif6sn 156 unb $50 Marf PRO Stiid
8pn Dem Mngstlagten @oumer tpal
benz @erfGufer gefagt tporben, in 8aD=
err lei Der &auf bon Sreiterpeinen Der,
boten, besbalb piirben lie bieie In
2yinbeFen auffaufen. Oas @sri9t
perurt6eilte gdcilie 9sumunn a. {
Wo6en 9efdngnib unb 500 Wlari
Celebrate, Sulius 9eumann su SOC
Marf Celebrate, 9ermann 8oppsl al
1 Monat @efGngnib unb 1000 Marl
Celebrate, unb 8olmer gu 2 Wo9er
@efGnaniB uno 100 Mnrf Celebrate
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

benz 9auie unb Der grais6ung ibrer
beiben SObne. Grit felt 1890 bef9df>
tist ii9 Marie Stritt, BON ibrer Mu.s
ter bu5u angerest, NIT Der Sruuenfrage.
sic pirtte infonbsrbeit erfOlsreid als
Wunberprebiserin. Sm Sobre 1894
grinbete iie ben eriten 9edtsidubpers
Elm fir 6rauen in Sresben unb regts
babur9 bic Ginridtuns berartistr
RedtsfdubfteIIen in pielen anberen
Stdbten an. Sbre Wdbl CUR prGfis
bentin bes 8unbes beutfGer Srauen.
rereine erfolgte 1873.