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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-18

the meeting to be held on April L. This
contract is of considerable Importance
this year, it carries with 1t a big lot
of repairs to North Topeka sidewalks,
washed out by the flood.
An ordinance was introduced by COun-
Gilman Swendson providing for an ex-
emption of all old soldiers from the pro-
visions of the license ordinance.
Mr. Swendson also introduced an ordi-
nance, which was passed. calling upon
each and every city official by name, to
exercise the utmost economy in the man
agement of his department during the en-
suing year.
The city engineer recommended the
passage of an ordinance to compel prop
erty owners to connect the down spouts
on their buildings to the sewers. At pres
emit many down spoutS empty water from
the roofs onto the sidewalks and pave
mentS.
The engineer also reported that Eigh-
and Van Buren, street. is in dangerous
condition, owing to the fact that there is
not sufficient space between the car track
and the gutter for a, vehicle.
People living near Washburn college
asked for the establishment of a fire sta
ton in that vicinity. It was referred to
the ways and means committee.
The Topeka Turn Verein was granted
the use of the Auditorium for an athletic
entertainment on April g.
The city engineer reported that the city
streets in good condition at once, begin
ming within ten days.
The council has so much extra business
on hand that it was decided to hold an
other special meeting on Monday, March
2S for the purpose of cleaning it up.
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quate to the needs which are likely to

quate to the needs which are likely to
arise.
A resolution was introduced providing
for the securing of the engine, but as
some of the councilmen thought that the
old fire engine owned by the city might
do as well as a second hand engine
borrowed from the mandatory, no
definite action was taken. The matter
was referred to the ways and means
committee with power to act.
WHAT SHALL BE PAVED?
A lot of paving petitions were re-
ported back from the streets and
walks committee last night with e.
vorable recommendations. The coun-
ell referred the whole batch to the
ways and means committee, and Shirt
committee will decide whether the city
can afford to do it's share of this pro
posed paving. The petitions in ques-
Tenth and Huntoon; Van Buren,, Thir-
tenth to Huntoon; West Fifth frcri
Topeka avenue to Clay; Douthitt from
Topeka avenue to Harrison; Third
between Madison and Monroe; Douth-
lit from Western avenue to Fillmore.
Two petitions for pavement of alleys.
which were allowed in 1903 to be done
this year, were formally passed on roll
call last night. They are the alley i'll
the block bounded by Kansas avenue,
Quincy, Laurent and the railroad land,
and in the block bounded by Harrison,
Topeka avenue, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
PEANUTS UNDER THE BAN.
By vote of the council, the custodian
of the Auditorium was instructed to
permit no sales of peanuts, popcorn,
candy and similar edfbles in the Audi
toriun during the progress of enter
tainments. This action was taken at
the request of the mayor, who inform
ed the council that the Auditorium
was so Uttered with trash after the
last entertainment that it cost so to
sweep and clean it.
| The question may arise later on
whether such things shall be sold dur
ing the Midwinter exposition, or the
shows Of similar nature, and then the
council viii have to retraet-unleSS the
rule becomes a dead letter before that
time, as it probably will.
| SANTA FE ORDINANCE PASSED
| The ordinance vacating a portion OF
Seward avenue and Walnut streets for
| the Santa Fe was passed last night.
/ Councilman Griiey tried to tack ON a
| rider that the ordinance should not he
| signed until the Santa F'e fixed up its
| Fourth street crossing, which is in bad
| shape but the council refused to stand
! for it. Instead 1t instructed the city
! engineer to make another effort to get
/ the crossing fixed, and w c. Garvesy
who was present, said he would see
| about it.
BRIDGES IN BAD SHAPE.
Topeka has about twenty bridges In
the city limits, and according to the
Joint report of City Engineer McCabe
| and Street Commissioner Snyder, mosi
of them are in need of repairs. Ac-
corc7ing to the report of these officials
the bridge over the Shunganungs
creek on East Seventh street needs
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CHURCH BARS MRS. NATION
Objected to Her Presence on Account
of Stage Career.

Kansas City, March 18--The board of
trustees OF the United Presbyterian
church. corner of Seventh street and
RiveTview avenue, in Kansas CITY.
KAN, has refused Mrs. Carrie Nation
the privilege OF delivering lecture in
the church tuesday night because of
her stage career Since Mrs. Nation
has become an actress the church trus-
tees think her talents have become SO
diverted that public hall would be
more Appropriate for her lectures.
However. the trustees of other
churches did not feel the same vav
and as the proceeds from the lectures
wiz be devoted to charitable purposes
in Kansas City, Kan, Mrs. Nation will
lecture in the Congregational church
corner Seventh street and REYNOLDS
avenue, Tuesday night and in the
Washington Avenue NJ E. church,
Seventh street and Washington ave-
nue., Thursday night.
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HE BLAMEs THE WHITES.
Herr Bebei Discusses Uprising
Against Germans in South Africa.

Berlin, March 1S.-Herr Bebel, the So
cialist leader, speaking in the reichstag
during the debate on the supplementary
appropriation for German Southwest
Africa, said the whites seemed to him to
be primarily responsible for the insur-
rection of the Herreros- The traders,
he asserted, persuaded the natives to
buy on credit articles which they did
not require in their mode of living,
charging 500 per cent over their actual
value Thus the natives were deep in
debt, and their burdens increasing year
by year The colonial office in 1903, in
order to lessen the traders exactions,
ruled that debts of certain kinds due to
traders were not collectable after one
year, and the traders proceeded to force
the collection by taking cattle at
ridiculously low valuations. This ruling
intended to protect the natives, imme-
diately multiplied the differences about
the debts. The Herreros saw them
selves ruined and rebelled.
The government, Herr Bebel further
charged, undertook to transplant to
Southwest Africa it's preposterous bu-
reaucratic system as in force at home.
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HE SAVED THE DAY
Councilman Neil Clinches Pipe
Organ Project.
Changes His Vote from No to
Aye.
IS ANOTHER HITCH.
Third Street Opening Receives
q Setback.
Many City Bridges Are in Bad
Shape.
J ANOTHER HITCH.

Councilman Geo. w. Neil saved the
day for the auditorium pipe organ pro
5ect at last nights council meeting by
changing his vote from mo- to AYE"
when the ratification of the contract
hung in the balance, lacking one vote
of the seven necessary for its adoption.
Only ten members of the council were
present. Wolf. Griley, Neil and Snyder
voted against the proposed contract, on
the roll call; Nellis. Weber. Howe,
Sinner. Swendson and Tincher voted
for 1t. Seven votes were needed to
ratify a contract, and things looked
blue until Councilman Neil arose, be-
fore the result of the vote was an
nounced. and said:
Since we are in a minority, I de-
sire to change my vote from no to aye.
We might as we'll make it unanimous"
Following this test vote, the following
resolution was adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That the mayor be au-
thoFized and directed to execute in
duplicate the contract between the city
of Topeka and the Auditorium Pipe
Organ association, this day approved
and adopted by the council.
JOSEPH GRILEY.''
The contract which Mayor Bergund-
thai will sign is practically the same as
was printed in the State Journal on
March II, which was drawn up and
approved by the city attorney and the
ways and means committee. Only one
addition was made, which required that
the Organ association shall make quar-
terly reports of it's finances to the city
council.
The new agreement gives the asso-
citation the right to erect in the Audi
forum a pipe organ to cost not less
than $4,000. It gives to the associa-
ton a five-year right to exercise {
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For instance, it obliged the natives to
get permits to kill jackalS.

DR.. Steubel, director of the colonial
office, said that from information re-
ceived so far it was impossible to draw
a final conclusion as to the causes of
tbe uprising. Some colonials asserted
the natives had been harshly treated
while others claimed that Colonel Lieut.
vein, the governor OF German South-
west Africa, was too mild in his admin
istration of affairs of the colony The
colonial office had adopted the regula-
ton which Herr Bebel criticised because
it was seen to be necessary to remedy
the existing evils in the relations be-
tween the traders and natives
The further course of the debate had
an organized result ranging Herr Bebel
and former Court Preacher Stoecker
side by side. Both cited the testimony
of missionaries concerning the influence
which relations between wnlte settlers
and native women had on the outbreak,
and on certain atrocities practIced on
the whites in the presence OF natlVe
young women. and both demanded the
government seek the advice OF mission
rnent of the danger of extreme seventy
and especially against robbing the ma
tiyes of all property and legal rights.
During the discussion of the navy
estimates. Herr BeDel reIerreo 10 Tue
case of Naval Ensign Huessner. VINO
was convicted of killing soidier at
Essen because he did not salute him
properly. He declared the people were
unable to comprehend Ine lehiehcS US
played in this case, where the sentence
was finally pared down to two years IN
a fortress whereas two sailors were
sentenced to six years and seven re-
speetiveIy for beating two non-comnais-
stoned officers during a drunken spree
in a restaurant. Such discrimination,
Herr Bebel said, wounded the sentiment
Of fhe peopIe for equal handed justice.
Admiral Won Tirpitz, secretary of the
admiralty, responding briefly to Herr
Bebel referred to the facts which the
courts regarded as palliative IN Huess-
ne7.,s case and said he was OF compe-
tent to review the action of the courts.
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The truth is: we've all got
use for every dollar we've
got, and some that we have
not got. We want those dol
lars; how re we going to get
'em F? That's the question.
By lettin' the other fellow
have 'em. That's my way
of gatherin' neig1bors from
all over town.
FRANK HOBART,
500 West Tenth.
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a Catholic sister injured.

Leavenworth, Kan, March Isis
ter Katherine Mccarthy of st. Mary's
academy probably will lose an arm So
result OF an accident in a laundry
ironing machine. She was ironing 4
sheet when her left hand was caught
between the rollers and was drawn
into it to the elbow. Her arm was
crushed and burned. With unusual
presence of mind, she stopped the ma
chine.
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Many man who tried to stand on ms
dignity has been kicked of by a less
dignified chap.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Goaifton etmer electrtidlen Gar
NIT etnem Mntomnbtle.

gln Der @fe Der 20. straBe unb
@entral Nbenue collioirte gelfern Mbeno
eine electrii9e Gar nit einem Nutomo=
bill, apf tpsI4sm fi6 Granf 9ude,
Superintendent Der 9fational Wotor
8ebicle 60. unb oehen Greuno CHARLES
@. Sboop befanben.
8eiOe 9erren tpurben auf bas Stra=
Benpflaiter gei9leubert.
Wdbrenb Sbopp iebo3 nit etnteen
S9rammen unb 8eulen oanon fam,
tpuroe Gude i9tper am &opf berlebt.
st tDurbe per Nmbulan3 mad benz st.
8incent 9Oipital iiberfiibrt.
Sas Nuto tpurbe in Golee bes 3u=
iammenitoBes erbebli1 bei6dsi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Yolt3etlt9es.

8is nm 2 llbr beute 9fa9mittag be-
liefen fi9 Die 8erbaftuneen auf nur 5
61ne, nit Nusnabme BON 5meien, ale
minoermert6iger Natur.
6ranf polt tuurbe unter Der Nntlage
oes Siebtabls berhaftei, neil er BON
Der STANDARD Sea So. bor einiger 3eit
cine Giite @ier tlnb bon Der @ourtbOuie
8rOcerp So. stpei R6rbe nit @aaren
anectirt bate.
gD m. 6 rteger, 1901 Siib Weit
Str, tuuroe berbaftet, neil er aus Der
1857 8ila Mpe. einen &ins
uno aug benz Nia9barbauie 1859 cine
@i9arrentaide uno @igarren entuenoet
babsn ion. Grieser 1T elm plumber
in Sieniten BON @bas. 9oltman. 9ie
9etettibes fino nit unteriu9ung bes
6alles hei9dftigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Beitere Sale bon gterbeaiieber.

Sis 3ur Wtittagsiiunbe eeffern belize
fen ii9 bic in bteiem Monate gemelbe.
ten Spp5usfdae auf As, nur feds
neue Gd!Ie uurben 9eitern aneemeloet.
Sa ieood) biele Der Nerate nit ibren
4nmelounaen niat febr prompt finb,
1T es tpabrf&einli6, baB nod einise
iopeit ni6t Offi3iell our 9ln3ei9e ee=
bra6te Jdlle biefer Dirt eriftiren. Or.
WtoHett, Der Stabt6erniit. bat beri6ies
oene Waiierproben an Der 9anb unb
iobale Die @eiunbbeits-8eb6roe Die
n6tbi9en Iuftrdse ertbeilt, miro nit
ben InalpIen berielben beeonnen tuer=
ben.
NeuBerife ReinliGfeit, geto6tes Mai=
Ter unb ftren9e 9idt foaten. ba fte als
Ibmebrmittel anertnnnt linb unbe=
oingt bon allen our Saeesorbnuns
gema9t tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
8eb6rOe fiir 6ff. gSerfe.

Sic 8ebDrbe fir 6ffertli9e Werfe
senebmtgte in ibrer sefrisen Sibune
bic enSsiiltige NReBment=2iite fir:
Seffnung uno 9lusosbnuns Der
@aben Str, non @beifnut Str. big
Wfabifon gbe.
Den Nb3ues Canal in Sarriion
Str., bon 9toble ctr. big 80 SUB
n6roli9 bDn pine Ctr.
8ef6lofen tpurben folgenbe 8er=
beferungen:
Cement : Seitenuege In Wti6i9an
Str, an Der itibli9en seite bon
9igblanb Ybe. big 3u ben 8ig Sour
@eleifen.
@ement=Seitentpege In Sem Oorf
Str, n6rbli1e @eite BON Wef Str.
big 8ladforo Str.
@ement=Seitenwege uno &inufeine
in Sbeffielo Nbenue bon Waibinston
Str. bis 6. 8. & 9. @eleiien.
Sie Seb0roe oronete Die Mnferttgung
Der Papiere fitr folsenbe proiectirte
0erbeHerungen an:
@ement=Settenmege in 90. Str. bon
Broptfibe 9lbe, Biz Sale Str.
@r6ffnung Der Nlep atuii9en III.
borb Str. uno Martinoale Nbe. bon
20. big 21. ct.
9eitenueg bon See Str. bon Mor=
RIG Str. big 2ambert Str.
@ement=Seitenwege In South Str.
BON capitol Mpe. Bis Weit Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Commercial @lmb.

9lm IL. Stunt bdlt Der Commercial
Club in ben glubrdumen einen Smo=
fer fir feline Witglieber ab. CAPT.
@beatbam tpirb iiber ben neuen Irinee=
poften unb feinen Wortbeil fitr bic
Gtabt fpre6en.
Das @ebduoe bes Clubs III, mas bas
Wermietbetiein Der &dumli6teiteE an=
betrifft, niemals in befierer Sage GEE
ueIen, ME seraoe jebt. Iae apparte=
ments i'm gan3en 8ebdube finb befeBt
unb bic bur9 Dtietben eingelaufenen
@eloer purben fofOrt perpanbt, Die
G6uIb beg Clubs I'm tpeitere $4,000
au perringern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Yart=8e 8ebSroe.

Sn bor Sibuns Der partbeb6rbe
tpurbe eefern Elm plan fiir Is gon-
eerte, tpdbrenb Der Wp9entage in ben
innerbalb Der Stabt belegenen parts
au geben, ein9erei6t.
9lnitntt Der anfdn9li6 bor9ei6la9e-
nen Nbenb-@oncerte, i6l69t Der neue
plan bor, oieielben an Na6mittasen
abaubalten. Der Polisei=Superinten.
bent bate bic 8eb6rbe neulib bena6=
ridtigt, baB nit Der iebigen gu tleinen
9tnsabl bon Boliaiften es unm6gli6
fein tperbe, eine seniisenbe Mannidaft
nod ben parts sur Aufre9terbaltuns
Der Srbnune au ienoen. Ser 8e-
i1luB purbe auf Die ndbfte Sibuns
beri9oben.
Nu6 berf6iebene neue @rnennun9eu
purben bon Der Beb6rbe semadt.
Wlit Der MufFdt iiber ben Morton
plate part tpurbe papa Rerl S9mibt,
SAB 2incpln Str. tpobnbaft, betraut.
Mls Nuffeber fir ben 8olfplab i'm
@iberiibe parf ernannte bic 8eb6rbe
Sultus 2iBing.
Sm 6ebruar purbe 8ert STANLEY,
Der @drtner i'm parf BON Der perf=
8ebOrbe iuspenbirt, iebod nidt ents
laKen, ba ni9t ale Mitglieber Der
Beb6rbe FIR ieine @ntlaftung itimmen
MOLTEN. Geit oiefer 3eit tpobnte
Gtanlep nod immer in Der Bartpob=
nuns. Sept berIanet er 1928 fir Die
3eit mdbrenb pel4er er iuspenbirt
mar.
Gtanlep tpHrbe aneetpieSen oas Saus
inner6alb 5 Sagen gu rdumen uno etn
8ori9lag, i'm bis gum Is. 4pril slt
be3ablen, miro bon Der 8eb6rbe in gr-
wd9ung ee3ogen.
6. 6. @rifmDre, Der 9ta9tud9ter
i'm &iberfce Yarf, tpel9er mdbrenb Der
lebten 5aiion tpeeen 3runfenbeit ent=
laHen murbe, erbielt BON Der partbe=
b0rbe feline alte Steaung tpieber, iebo9
nur nit benz 0erfdnbniB, baB feine
tueiteren lleberi6ritte bortommen
biirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Sonis &limf seftorbe,t.

6eute Moreen berI9ieb nod ldnse=
rem 2eiben Der alsemein beliebte
Gteinarbeiten= Contractor 2ouis Glint
In ieiner Wobnune, 1858 Spann Nbe.
Ser 8eriforbene mar elm Msitglieo Der
S1iller 2ose 9fo. 2 bes Berbef1erten
Orbens Der ppthias=Hitter, fotpie aud
Elm Wiitelieb bes Deutiben pionier
8ereins. 8eioe 8ereinigangen tuerben
fi9 an ieinem 2ei9enbesdnsniife be-
tbeiligeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Sm goli3eieeri9t tamen
beute i'm @an3en 33 Gdle, meiftens
minberpertbiser Natur sur 8erbanb=
lung. @inise bieier 6dle tpurben an
bic b6beren @eri6te bertpieien, 10 tuur=
ber beri6Ober auf fpdter, 2 entlaiien
unb In Is Gdlen purben Strafen bon
81 big 81 $25 unb Soften, ie mad Der
Dirt oes gersebens berbdugt. 10 Der
0erbDnnerten panberten na6 benz DR.
beitsbauie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Sort % nne, 8. SUM-. Der
6aupt5eu9e fir ben Staat in benz
SunnsProeeB mar gr-goroner Walter
90. Barnett, tpel6er ausiaste, baB bas
Mdo9en, bepor es in bic @iiterne 9e=
tpOrfen uoroen uar, erbrohelt tuurbe.
OeIIdnbereien nertauft.
$ artforb @itp, 8. Suni.
Der Garmer Gbparb Wbefton bat feline
i'm 6eraen her Selldnbereten belegene
6arm fir $13,025 berfauft. Ser
Rdufer TT Sobn 6. 2asgett bOn WOnt-
pelier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Gletme staStnad)ri@tea.

Seute Nbenb b1lt Der beuti9e
Militdr=8erein feline reseln1dBigs 0es-
fammlung ab.
IS Wfitarbeiter oes Ice
Sbepbarb, uel6er neuli9 in ben Wa=
bagOni=Werten 10 i9redlib perbriibi
murbe. baben ii6 erboten, 1auttbeile
ber3ugeben, tpel6e in bem Sautber.
pfansun9s=proseiie an Sbepbarb ge-
brau6t tuerben iollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Mufeinen 8erbaftsbefebl, tpel-
den esobn MarteI ertpirtt bate, pur-
ben furs nod Wsitterna4t bie bret
@lopaten, Simon @apacimo, Sobn
Irienfen uno ylicolaus 9ilta, idmmta
lid GIG @eif Waihin9ton Str. spobn=
boft. unter Der Antla9e bes thdtli9en
Mnqriffs pernaftet. 3einer bon ibnen
tOnnte enslii9 ipre9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
0anoferttstetts =So9i9ale.
Die slusitelIuns Der 9lrbeiten bes te9nii9en
departments BON Eauien6en bes
fpunoert.

@eftern fanb Die idbrli&e 9lusiteaune
Der Nrbeiten bes te9niiden 9eparte=
ments Der Sanbfertisteits So9idule
itatt unb oitielbe tpurbe tpie INNER bon
8aufenben bon gerionen beii6tigt.
gOn 9 l16r 8ormittags Bis 3 l1br
Na6mittags fanb cine f6rmli9e g0l.
ferpanberung mad Der @9ule ftatt.
Die 8elegenbeit, auBer Der Wusifelun9
au6 mod bic innere gtnri9tung beg
@ebdubes fennen 5u lernen, ldBt ft9
10 lei6t Niemanb entgeben.
Die Nrbeiten Der 36glinge tparen in
bem Bibltotbets3immer ausgefelt.
sic beitanben aus einfa9en 6ol3=
arbeiten, Gl6Ben, 8ebdltern fir Sano=
i6ube, 8af6entu9ern ETC., aus Sre6s=
ler=Nrbeiten nanni9fa6er Nrt, bor
Alem aas @riffen fir Sanbp,rt3eu
Slide aus @i@enbol3 unb S9rdnte,
in tuel9en Die Bidder Der 8iblipthet
untergebra6t finb, tuaren ebenfalls BON
ben 3D9lingen ber9eitellt. &ei9baltt9
mar tpie INNER Die MusIteGung bes
S9mieoe=9 =9epartements, pel9es unter
Der 2eitung beg grof. Oule ftebt unb
ft6 bon Sabr 3u Sabr INNER mebr
ausbreitet. Gtinf3ig Nmboiie tpeiit
bic S9nlieoe auf, unb es giebt tpobl
taum cine sipeite BON ibrem lImfan9 i'm
9an5en 2anbe.
9ie in bisIem Departenent berge=
itellten Nrbeiten erreeten nit &e9t bic
8enunberung Der 8efu9er.
@eoiesenes batten ebenfalls Die 36g=
linge Der @ieBerei unb Der Mafhinen=
tuertitdtte geliefert. Inter ben aus=
geiteaten Nrbeiien berielben ragten
namentli9 mebrere Srebbdnten ber=
bor.
Gerner mics Die 9lusfelung nod
mannigfa6e Nrbeiten bon iun9en
Mdb9en, Stifereien, 8itdentiien,
Iquarelle, Mappen etc. auf.
Cine geii6tigung Der 9lnitalt, tpel9e
befanntli4 unter Der 9eitung Deg 6errn
grOf. CHARLES ! /gmmeri9 3u elmer
Muifer Nnifalt eetporbea 1T, bietet ben
Befu6ern INNER biel beg SltereHanten.
@in3elne Departements iibten na=
mentli9 auf Die tpeibli9e geiu9er
cine srObe gnsiebun9straft 1T. IS
finb bieies bor Alen Die &6ume, in
tuelben Die iungen Mdb6en i'm &oben,
i'm @dben unb nit Der 9erfellung bon
&leioern unterri9tet tperben.
Nu9 III Der S9miebe unb in Der
Waidinenuerttatt berri6te pdbrenb
bes 9anaeE Sags reyes 2eben unb
Sreiben.
l1eber Die ntuferbafte Sronung
in Der S9ule, in tpel9er nabe3u
1900 iunge Mdo9en unb &naben 3u
tiidtigen, braudbaren Mitsliebern Der
meni4lt9en @emeinf6aft berangebilbet
tuerben, berrfdte unter ben mad Sau=
fenoen sdblenben 8eiu9ern nur cine
Stimne bes 2obs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Nns Der Sfftee oes 8aa=
Smipeetors.

arrangements iinb setrohen, baB
8auenbe, Die Observation-Disclosures
ieBt, uD Der 8au=Snipettor Stanlep
frant liest, nidt erlansen t6nnen, nit
i6ren Gunbament=Nrbeiten boraneeben
f0nnen, Inn oann fi9 bie @rlaubniB
mad Der Mieberberftelluns bes Snfpef=
tprs au bolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Ste &nfen tn Gorea.
9 E o u I, 4. SUM-.

Ser 3oleinnebmer in Sen Sen,
Gorea, beri6tet, baB einem Mngriffe
auf Die Stabt our9 Die &uhen IN
3iirae enteesen 9eieben uirb, ba prt-
batna9ri6tsn sufplse. bic &uhen nit
Selosef9HBen in Der Ndbe Der Stabt
lanbeten. @s tpirb eripartet, bob aud
Observation-Disclosures eintrefen tper-
ben.