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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
8roke Sterblidfeit anf bcm Sitg-
MINIS.

@aibington O.tg4a3. Mpril.
= Sn Der nit Dem 10. M1rs 3. s.
cnoenocn @ode mar Die SterbIid)-
feitsrate alf Dem Sitbmus in ga.
mama 10 grob, baB iie i1brlib 80 alf
1000 &opfe Der 9ep6lferung b~etrageit
miiroe. SIS miro INNER florer, Dob
Die umfailenbiten nno ihdrfiteu
WaBre9eln meroen ~9etroffen merbell
miiiien, INN oas 2eben Der 9eamtcll
unb Mrbeiter, mel6e on Der Seritcl.
lung Der geplanten groBen @aiier.
ltraBe ii6 betbciligell ST ibiieen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
MoroseBeimmiR in MaHadnIetts.

Sodter cines reiden 9iirgers in
ibrer @obnllng obgeidlo6tet. -
9us Motip fir oos 8erbredcll
Elm 3Gtbiel.
1T o II, Woli., 3. Ipril. - Die
gebeimniBpole Morbtbat, melfle iif)
bier in Dem Sauie bes ongeiebenen
giir9erS Gouaro 6. Eage 5ugetragen
bat, lit nod Elm nltgeloItes Hdtbiel.
Wabel Sage, Die Al Sabre olte God
ter oes Souies, nurbe bon ibrenl
Tater, oils er Ha6mittogs beimfebrte,
foot ouf ibrem 3imner ecfunocn.
Die &etde bate Sbnittiuunoen an
Salie, nno onfanglid gloubte man,
baB Elm Selbitmoro porliege, bod bel
nGberer llnteriud)ung itellte iid FER.
aus, oaB Elm Woro begdngen mar.
Ser Sbdter bate ieinem Spier nod
Weiieriti6e in ben llnterleib, oell
Hiifen II. bie 9rult periest; S6nitt,
mnnoen an Der einen Sonb beueilcn.
buB bas Waod)en gum S1nte geecll
Die WeIieritide lire Sono porgebol.
ten bate.
Die Eoli5ei bat nod feline Spltr
bon Dem SbGter ST. entoeden Der.
modt. Sn Der gansen Nafbariboit
Wllroe iorgfaltig llmfrage gebalten,
bod HiemnlO bette cine peroahtige
Terion in Der HGDe Der Yage'i6en
geballiung geieben. glld) iiber Die
Wotipe Der Sbat lit man nod I'M lln-
floren. Iuf Dem Glide in Dem @obn-
5immer fano man eiuen 3ettel, bon
Der Grmoroeten gel6riebcn, in mel
dem iie ibrem Suter mittbeilte, iie
begebe iib nod Dem Solpitol, neil
lie Ioe6en eriabren babe, oaB ibr
gruber bel einenl StraBemlniau
@erlebungen erlitten babe. Der Brit
Der Der G%rmorbeten lit iebod) unper'
iebrt, unb allgeniheinlid ipar oie
foli6e WelOung bon Dem Worber
iiberbraft iporOen. gr lpar ibr bann,
ais iie iih ibneq o%n5icben pollte, olii
ibr 3imnter nod)geiflihen, bate lie
BORT iiberfallen unb ibr ben ~eritcil
Sti6 in ben Giiden periebt, iporailf
lie lib umipanote lino ein p%er5ipeifel-
ties Tingen I'M ibr 2eben begann.
Die Sti6e IN Die 9rltIt uno III Sen
llnterleib maren tootlih, bod idnitt
Der Worber ieinem Spfer nod Die
8eble burd, I'M iifer 5l geben.
&ein @egenitanb i'm Salrie mar bon
Dem SGGter, Der ipurloS fam unb
peridpnno, beriibrt norben.
Ser Gater Der Grmorocten ipar
friiber elm g~iienb1noler, Scr Gin grp-
bes @ermogen belitt uno felt Sab,
rem bier 5uriidgeaogcn nit ieinen
beioen erDod)lenen &inbern lebte.
Euge ipriht Die Germutbung aus,
bab ein Won1, Der nit ben Ingebo.
rigen icines Salsboltes befailnt lpur,
Die Sbat periibt babe. Nuf Die gr.
greifung oes Worbers bat or cine 9c.
lobnuna bon $4,000 n~usgeiebt. Gle
Boli5ei finoef es ouffdaig, baB Die
Sti6punben o1e berort iporen, oab
lie innere 9lltuna peri,riohten.
OaranS lei 5u entnebmen. bob Elm
Mann, Der NIT Der Mnotomie oes
meniblihen &orpers befannt ipar,
ooS Melier gefiibrt babe. Ser Stid)
in Den llnterleib laIle perntutben, oab
Elm Iufidliber Der SbGtcr iei.
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Die 6as>Gompa9niie>
Coz NorS-G barles-s trake.

Foit.G omite's iibermittelt. Sim 16.
5ebrilar lno 9. Wdr5 plroen met
tere Snformationen 9etrefis Der
Goitamt-W ietben unb Ger 9e3iige fiir
Wiietbe, 2id)t unb Sei5ung Dem 60
mite iibermittelt.
9ieie 9arlegung miro bie Sbat.
lode BUR 8eniige erbellen, oaB bas
Seportement georGngt murbe, Die
Snformation 10 idnea, ipie mDgli1,
81 licfern, unO baB ein Siilfscorps
bon Ingeitellten %beiddftigt wuroe,
melde Gag uno Hod)t mo ielblt
Somltags an Der 3uiamnenItelllutg
0es 9eriftS arbeiteten. Der 9erid)t
mllrbc bon Den ia6perItGltoigiten lino
leiltunasidbigiten @eamten oes De
portements SuiammengeItelt, melde
nit Den peri6ieoenen ~perlon9ten Sc
genitunocn ali's @enmlelte pertrollt
paren.
(8e5.) $. 6. EoDne."
@oriiber McGoQ erbielt geItern
oilf bon Observation-Disclosures cine
grfl1rrng oariiber, mie Die @orte
acknowledgement eegen GongreB.
mitglieoer" oils ,&opflinie" auf jebe
Seite bes 9eridts gefommen iinO.
IS lit cine oIte 9uhbruder. Gegel,
am 3opf ieber Seite ben Snbalt Ser
ielben in conoeniirter6orm 81 geben,
unb bo in Dem @eridt oas @ort
acknowledgement" porfam, glaubten
iib bie9eamten Der Hegierungsorufs
ferei beredtigt, Die betreffenoen
@ortc on ben &opf ieoer Settle SIT
I%tcIen. Serncr erfldrte Der Setter
Der IeeierungSoruderei, Oob Die er.
item % gremplorc' oes @erid)ts iid)
bereitS 30 Strnocn i'm @eiie oes
9olt-Gomite'S b~efanoeu, che cine
Gorreftur Ser nnItoBi9en &opflinie
maeoronet muroe. 9as WtcGal.Go.
mite bielt geitcrn cine 8ebeimlibung
ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

Ttag. die ,Ds Sohs, Dslm Inner Gskautt HABIT
:; 81 NMNzzM
8altimprcr Gtabt.Mbrehbud 1901.

S1iftntDrcr Sfaof.NoreRbiidj 1904.
lngeabtct beiien. bab Der arSbtc
Sbeil bes obigen @erfes omrd) sselier
5~erlt0rt tuuroe, miro baiieIbe neil ae.
orildt tperoen nno ungef1br am Is.
Mar5 erid)einen. Sotpcit tuie mSa.
lid, perben ole neilcn 2ofolit1ten
iolher Scrionen, sic ausbrountcn,
ongegebcn uno Elm Supplement nit
Yngabe Der neuen 2ofaIif6ten FOLDER
Tcrionen per5ffentlidt tuer6en. Sir.
men uno ein3eIne Herionen, Die 5id
bereits eine neiie &ofaIitdt aeiid,crt
baben, tuerOen gebetcn, uns jofort
oapon gu benadridtieen.
q. 6. YoIf & 6 Q.
.. 81. 9 1erift Mar.
726 Noro-& oiparo.G Ctr.
Wo. Eel. - 50. 1871. Geb19--)
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Iino ans Dem oitreid)iid.ungoriid]cn
Wllitur.S 6cmatismlS lei6t 81 err
fennen.
Nllcrlei.
Iie mirtbidaitli6e Gage Seutid-
lambs lit mlgenblidlid redt giinltig.
Ger geidaitigungsgroo lit mieOcr
normal, nno Die llnternebmungslltis
leBt frdftig Elm. 9eribieoene @eper6c
plonen erbcblid)e 9etriebs. grpclte.
rullgen o0er Die Ginridtung neller
9etriebe.
9(us Nntmcrpen miro bcpei6irt,
ooB in bcnt Stobttbeil Stpoenbern
Die Hodcn in beoroblibem WoBltob
0roiiiren. Set /. Sebrllar iino SO
61ue 81 pcr5eidnen, bon ipelden &c
tootlid perlopien iino. BUR 9efGnl-
pfun8 Der epidemic iinb iebr Itrenge
lonitorc MtaBregcln getroficn nor
6en.
IllS Ibbojio fonmt sic &rnbe,
Dob Erin5 Worimilian bon S6oum=
brlrg-9ippc lettc Nod)t bonn 5ooe cr=
eilt mor0en lit. Gr frGnfelte leit lGr-
gcrcr 3cit. Der Erin5 5dblte MIR 33
Sabre. Gr mar fgl. miirttembergi-
iber Mittmeiitcr uno Gsfaoron-Gbei
in Acknowledgement Ntr. 20 nno ieit
1898 nit Ser Scr5ogin Olga bon
Milrttembcr0 Oernnd6lt. 3mei Sin.
Der lino Dem Gbcbunbe cntiprolIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

Terbre6cns nidt beiuuBt iinb. Die
Wfiitter Der fleinen 9ranbitifter, Die
i11l @eri6t 5u9egen maren, 'oanften
ipeineno Dem &idter fir Die 6reiloi-
lung iBrer S0bne.
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an WiooIetoruu, gt..y., hat lid

Sn Miooletotrn. M.sY, bat iih
sic erlt Is Sabre alte, uno nidt lam
ger aIs felt Dem %. Sebruar perbei-
ratbet eepeiene 6rau 8atie GreefIe
aus Gong Gbop i'm Sauie ibrer an.
geborieen, robin iie 5uriidgefebrt
mar, neil lie iih in ibreln iunget
Gbeltonbc ,ngIiidIih fiiblte, omrd
4arboIl1itre Sen Sob acUeben.
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%crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc ScpcIdlen.

= Der befanntc Tiono : Sobrifont
Gomoro y. aimboll, melder lonae
Sabre iein @eihait in New.Sapen,
Conn, bctrieb, lit in Yrooflinc, Mali.,
in ieinem Sanie I'M gIlter bon GA
Sobren ~geitorben.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
The Is!sie Gnu.

1t would be heard to ii..@:-s:lo Il rsort'
fantastic look liA& animal tn. t!54 t!ilc
gnu, which ranges III South Atf,.t
from the Orange river north t. Veto
ria NyanZa. II suggests 10 one coiat.a :
unexpectedly upon it and seeing il fo!
the first time sort Of i.2.}0SsjDie
dream creature, a cross perhaps be
tween a buffalo and a nightmare. TO
the buffalo belong the neck and horns.
but the tail and the hind quarters are
those of a horse. The legs are Geer's
legs, but the head resembles that Of no
other living animal. There seems to be
no doubt that the wild grotesqueness
of the appearance of the gnu is a pro
vision of nature to protect the ;s..isi.a!.
When frightened or disturbed these re
markable antelopes so through Il series
of strange evollltio.S and extra orlina-
ry poStures in Or,.cr to enhance as
much as I;:::>:'iirle the oddity and hid
eousneSs Of their appearance and to
frighten away intruders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13

The Charms Of Inanination.

The boy vas Of a chccrv disposition
and always tried to make TO best Of
things. His mother had &Iest who
had attended one OF prostitzst Raoen.
v2!t's receptions Thc pues. had com.
mcnced description ot il. and had
got So far as the handsfatinG stage
wren the BOYS father. happening to
spy the lad listening with his mouth
wide open said:
7.tohnny. you go out and chase tho
bHes &fi The n0,2j0os." :"
'hn boy Wet reluctantly, 81 TO
-: ~ 70 hcar 49, whole Of tic stoYv
IS re got down into the potato patch
= EYES frightened and each time he
shook off a bug he muttcrcd politely:
Happy to meet you" or Glad to see
yo1l. How Dc you do. sir?' until he
forgot that he was small boy hunt.
ing potato bugs and imagined he was
the President shaking hands with a
great crowd Of people,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
for quick trade. Apply to G. L. Cham.

for quick trade Apply to c. L. Cham.
bers. No. 1921 West Third avenue
We buy and sell all kinds of Sec
ond-hand goods. We have good bar
gains in furniture Sidney Helms, 2lO
West Second. Both phones.
For sale-Second hand thirty-horse
power boiler and fixtures, all in good
condition. Apply T. Richardson and
May Land aHl Planting company, lin
ted. Lake Dick, Ark.
At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Citizens Land company a board
of directors was elected as follows:
w. II. Langford. w. J. Galbraith, c. J.
Samstag, NJ. Danaher and W. T.
Young. The board Of directors then
elected officers as follows: W. H.
Langford, president; w. ]. Galbraith,
treasurer, and W. T. Young, secretary.
"A representative from the home
Office of the Arkansas Building and
Loan Association will be iNpine Bluff
about April 10. These persons inter
ested in building this Spring or Sum
mer, or who desire to take stock for
the purpose Of saving small sums
monthly that will earn them good in
terest, leave word with or cali on w
W. z. Tankersley, local secretary. A
represe sentative will call if name ard ad-
dress mailed to W. 2. TankerSley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
tferSen County Savings
Bank,

106 West Second Avenue,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
OFFICERS.
", H. Langford, President.
". H. Westbrook, WIRES.
\. B. Niven, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Brewster. NJ. Z. Blooma
NJ. Bruce, D. NJ. Niyen.
W. Sanders, ]. A. Clement
w. D. JGnes.
FOUR business is desired and we are
posed to grant you every consistent
or. All Obligations put en- this
nix must be by the written consent
lhe Officers and Board of Directors.
! olute safety is the policy OF this
ak add it is being rigidly adhered to.
,ety, fist and liberality next. We
ke no discrimination whatever be-
zen large and small depositors All
treated exactly alike. No deposit
small for our careful attention. We
uld be glad inded to have you open
account with us.
Yours, most respectfully,
EFFERSON COUNTY SAVINGS
BANK.
= 10, West Second Avenue,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
liking hours s a. NJ to 4:30 p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
Hidden Tattoo Marks.

An escaped convict was on trial be-
fcre a French court. and the question
turned upon his identity With Il prison
er .,nown to have been tattooel. There
WAS no appearance of coloreu mark :
upon his arm, and the question submit
ted to NJ. Leroy, the medico-legal eX-
pert. was whether the man had ever
been tattooed. NJ. Leroy applied strong
friction to the skin of the mans arm
This had the effect Of bringing out
blush tint BY this means the word
Sophie" was plainly legible in white
marks on the reddened skin. This
proved the identity Of the convict.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
The Art of Naming Horses.

was asked to give the name for a
horse the other day This is not near
SO easy as you might imagine 1t is
very seldom that the name Of a horse
is altogether appropriate or is entirely
satisfactory to the owner Striking eX-
amples of success may be found in
the astronomer who drives tandem
and who christened his leader Apo
gee and his wheeler Peri-g and in
the medical student with similar
team who called his leader Os Fronts.
London Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
Had Not Missed L.

On certain occasion, while Thorn.
as Hill, the artist, was -usticating up
in the White Mountains, he was COM
a:ssioned h. wealthy farmer ma ed
Perkins to paint the ciu homeste d,
and was particularly requested to give
large maple tree standing near the
house a pso;ninent place in the pic
,ure A few days after the completed
,1ictrie had been delivered Mr.. Hill
card the following dialogue between
NO rustics in the Ae!ghbOrhOod:
Il hear that artist fellow has been
up and draw-d 2erEins's tree"
For a moment there was pause
hen drawing voice SAID:
He has. eh? Well, where has h;
,raw'd it to:"--New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
MEMS HATS IN KOREA.
The Reason They Are Wide Brim me i ,
High and Fragile
In lecture Oh Korea. Burton Holmes.

In q lecture on Korea. Burton Holmes,
speaking of the mems hats, said.
Though Korea and especially Seoul
has many foreigners and the people
nave EccOmc accustomed to strangers
they adhere closely to their curious
costumes. the hat being tlte most iln-
preSsiNe art Of the cHrb. 'ihc Korean
gentleman ncT"T rei..oEpS h!S bat in the
presence Of cumrAii%= eit..ef il tie
house or outside. The IL mus, lie
worn constantly daring waking Loars.
Tie hat consists OF N'ft., hi,.m and
a croWn high enough To contain the
torknot. The hats are made of many
materials and vary in price from So to
$40. Their form dates back to a time,
centuries ago, when & king who was
fearful of plots and conspiracies de-
vised the head wear as q protection
against his noble enemies. If men
could not get their heads together, he
argued, they could not engage in a
conspiracy, so he issued an edict com
pelling his courtiers to wear hats with
gigantic brims. Then in order to pre-
vent fighting on the street he ordered
that these hats be made of thin
porcelain. In case of fight the hat
would certainly be broken. This would
neeessitate explanations from the no.
bleman, and street rows We're thereby
ended
Though the hats are no longer made
of porcelain, they are sufficiently frag-
lie to be broken il the wearers engage
in any violent demonstrations"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
ANIMAL LANGUAGE,
Sounds and Gestures That Take the
Place of Speech.

Place of Speech.
A sound or gesture made by an ami
NAL under any mental or emotional
impression and calling out similar
one in another animal is an element
of language. When the rabbit quickly
beats the ground, its fellow rabbits
know that there is danger somewhere,
and they take action accordingly That
is rabbit language. When the hunter
initiates the abbt and thus conveys
the same IDEAS. he is speaking" the
rabbit lan:-i.age for the time being.
Many animals use signs, which of
course are llnderSt tood through the
eyes The ants converse by touching
antenn;e and feet Many insects rub
the clytra. This is animal language
in its simplest form. 1t expresses but
few ideas. But there are animals
which are capable of motlulating their
''voices
Even the common rabbits. which
seem to be mute are constantly max
ing sounds. Which a little observation
in voluj.o. mo2ul, ia. etc Much of
this meekosi ul c0Nl ~. ..i.:t.ation changes
when tie .,li".H! is drought into civ
ii:zation from tie Wild state. The wild
dog. fol Instance, baii.s Very little
when ia frett.,.... HOW tie haHsehold
dog b;rils ;nd is ;li.e to express him
self is Wo!l known.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
Our Oldest Public Building.

If we seek the oldest civic building
IN the United States we shall find
ourselves iii the eEai:..t old adobe pal
ace of the governors i'll Santa Fe, N.
M. This long, low structure In the
second Oldest city of the United
States has been the seat of govern.
ment under the Spanish, Mexican and
American regimes for nearly 300
years. It ROW contains the ruseum OK
the New Mexican Historicc' society
Of which l.. Bradford Pri: &c, native
New Yorker and former governor OF
New Mexico, is president. Governor
Prince considers this 1.-The most his.
toric building In tho United States"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
Schwab as a diplomat.

A man who has been an intimate
friend of Charles M. Schwab for many
years says: THE world wonders
why Schwab is so strong with the
steel folk. Perhaps there are a score
Of men each of whom would make
Just as good president of the steel
trust as Charlie, but it is not as 8
steel man pure and simple that he
is in such request. Schwat's great
power lies in his ability to handle
men. He is the ablest director of
labor that the world ever knew. The
vast army Of steel workers trust him
!n,n.icitiv. But IA there wOuld
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
2 Boycc devotes his time to rents

Telephone us to haul your baggage
chants Transfer Company.
Eight room house with hall; water
.itchen. Apply 4O3 East Second.
For Sale Cheap-One odorless re-
orator, capacity 20 pounds. Apply
oil East Sixth avenue.
We make a specially Of hauling
sehold goods. Both phones. Mer.
ats Transfer Company.
For sale-A good buggy horse.
" to Louise Smith, corner Louis
and Thirteenth Avenue.
The Gibson Pictures Will be given
he Elks tEeater tonight fer the
sfit o. Trinity church Sunday
iol.
tor sale-Six room residence
1ll modern improvements. Three
tepant house on the lot. Cheap
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
The ChOphOuse,

Gritty George-I wasn't always like
dis, mum. Onct l used ter take my
meals in chophouse. The Lady
Well, l reckon chophouse is wood
shed. You can take your dinner in
mine if you cut some wood first.-St.
Louis Republic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Z. + + + = + + + = + = + =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
Divorce IN Switzerland.

Geneva mas the bigbeot divorce rate
Of all the Swiss towns. There is one
divorce to every fourteen marriages
In the other cities the rate averages
one in twenty-five. The rate is not so
high in catholic towns. 1t is easy to
obtain decree OF divorce. A lawyer
Is not necessary, but when one = EN-.
ployed the usual fee is rs francs (s5l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
Papa's Duty.

He-I was thinking of having my
fortune told. She-You needn't go to
the trouble. AS you have proposed to
me, papa will see all about that
Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13

Where the speech is corrupted the
mind is alsO.-Seneca.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-13
WE CLAIM

be the most progressive and
% date Real Estate Agents in this
MY.
ck sales, the prompt collection OF
. and the prompter remittance OF
le Is our hobby.
have for sale the choicest
,ldence lots en- the market, and
prices are very low.
and see our beautiful Cherry
yet property. You will like it.
ALEITNER AND WE'LL,
/; "NHL EsTATERs," 11a Main St
~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

unb arttportete barauf, i'm n6roli6en
galifOrnien babe Die @eieaI&aft ben
Spsoiteursn sinsn &abatt bon s25
per @assOnlaouns bewiaigt. sic
babe bas tbun mtfen, um nit Mr'
mour fonturriren 3u t6nnen.
goparo &. Spift, erffer 8ieeprd=
ibent Der vSmift &sfristrator Sine,
Der bann b.rnOmmen wurce, mid Der
B%eantmortuns m6sli9 aus uno f@lue
Der @Ommiiion ialisbli9 Dor, ben
3tpeiten 8icsprdfoenten Der 2inie, ..
M. Sartpel, gu p%ernebmsu. Def
2ebtere 3eiste fd aber, na&oem er
psrsioig! mar. ebeniO s~usefn0pft. 80
entipann f8 foIsenbes Grage= unb
anttpOrtfpisl: .Was III bic 9ational
pafing 60. 2" = Sartwed: Cine
Corporation, bic fi@ nit benz Gleifa-
ssrianbt @eiadft befabt. = 5rase
(our9 gommifdr prontp): .8efben
sic ober bic 6erren Swift Ooer bic
Big Sour" irssnb tpsl9e Gftien Der
National pading Co." = Sartuel:
SD ueiB nidt. = ySf bic @atiOnal
padins 60. um bic 3eit oraaniiri
morben, in weIder Der einbaltsbefebl
sesen Die @roBi9ld6ter erpirft puros2"
= Sartwea: Sd meiB ni4t.
Inter ben antueienben 3eusen, tpel1e
bernomrnsr tpurben. tparsn: ). Suls-
berger BON Der Tirma S9warsf1ilo &
Sulaberser; 6. &. @roper bon Der
@bicaeo, Netp Oorf unb Bottom &efri-
serator 9inie; 5. q. @ortbrup. bon
Der Nmertcan &efrigeratar Sranfii
Co.. Sobn 6. Wc@uen, Betriebsleitsr
Der Sbsrlano Refrigerator So. uno
%. %. So6niun, General Weffern
4gent Der Mer9ants SispatG Srans=
por.atiOn So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

Nnnrebr, ba bic Srauerboti9aft
bonn Mbleben bes groBen 6fterrei1iiden
@elebrten uno Gelomari9aq=9 entnants
GaSsnbofer einsetrOfen 1T, e%stpinnt
elm 8risf erb6bte Seosutuns, ben Der
S9nerertranfte Dor ieiner Nbreiie aus
New Norf an Die oortise 8ereinisung
alter beuti4er Stuoenten" ri9tets, UNI
fid wssert bes Gsrnbleibens bon benz
@ommers gu enti9uloi9en, gu mel9em
err sinselaben mar. Ser 8rief bilbst
feline lebte Wabnun9 an bic 9eutfd=
Nmsrituner, sumal an iene aug DETER
reid. Die Sauptffeaen oefelben lau=
ten: ,G9on unter unganftigen @e=
iunbheits3ufdnoen bic &eiie nod Nme=
rita antreteno, muB i9, nadbem i'd
meiner iibernommenen pfidt 9egens
iiber Der &ihenf4aft entipro9en babe,
mid re9t balSigff piebsr Der BEL
matli6en pfege iiberantporten, iol
id mid elmer ernfen 2ebensse=
fnhr ausieBsn. Wie gerne bdtte
i9 Sbnsn bel Sbrem Bantett als na=
tionaler gruber ben GRUB Der iiib6if.
li9ften Ssutiden on bic weflidfer
3userufen! Wie serne bdtte i'd Sis
mtinbli9 gebeten, tbeilsunebmen i'm
Settle an ben f6weren 3dmpfen,
tpel6e bet Eeuti9=O efferrsiher gu,
t8ehauptung feiner @ulturmiifion au
fibren bot. @ie brinslid bdt!e Id
sic 9ebeten, ben 9eutf9-O eferreider,
tpelder leioer tleinmiitbis feline poll.
tif9e Nufgabe ge9eniber elmer terro.
ritii4en politit elmer cipiliiationsun.
fd6i9sn Natipn i'm Slide ldBt uni
10 oas einft gepaltise Sonaurel9 BEN
@erfane tibsrldBt, our grmannuug uni
@inisteit auf3ufOroern. @erabe bel
9euti9=N Entertainer nit feinen erbe.
benoen @rfOlgen Dermag benz Seutf6.
Seferrei9er, Der nur su 9eneist 1T.
Wprtsn @sbbr 3u fdenten. pslde aus
Der Gremoe tommen, feline Wufgabt
tuirtun9sboler bor3ubalten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
Gemiithlide Ginridtuna. :

VtutuIyttUc CCHrtWtuHH. - Gur5
Dor @tnfubrt in Die Station 8anaz
fopfau ertDnen plDBli9 bon Der Ma<
f9ine bes. 2ofalba6n5uges raid binteya
chamber mebrere geaenbe Yfiffe. Bum
Sobe erf9roden i"tiir5en bic GeiIenben
an bic Senfter unb beugen hire &0pfs
beraus, ba Sebermann slaubt, bab bies
etn Hotbfignal sepeien iei unb i6nen
irsenb cine i9redli9e @efabr broben
miife. @s lit jebo9 tpeit unb brett
nt9ts befonberes gu be.lerfen, bas
3igle bolpert langiam in bic Station
eth. &aum lit es gum Saltcn gebra9t,
ffeigt elm t9err aus unb itiirst in erDbz
ter @ufregung auf ben 3ugfiibrer gu:
rSagen sic, mas is. ba brouBen los,
tparum ipuroe benin bds Hotbiignal ee>
sebeng"- II ii brer: vWarum
net gar H~ctbfignaIl Sas. gfeifen sebt
BITE pafagiere gar nt9ts an. Wifen
g, -bas lit nur 10 cine Mbma9erei 5tpi.
f9en benz 2ofomotipfibrer unb Der
&elinerin in Der 8abnbofreitauratipn.
Weil nur Elm paar Minuten Mufentz
bait finb, lGbt er fi9 bier meiitens elm
fletnes Sriibftiid an ber 53ug bringen!
3tpei lange Pfiffe, bas bat s'beiben
atpet Mdb 8isr, bic brsi fur5en pfiffe
b'rauf brei paar @eibpiiri f.-Seb'n
g, oa fommt 7 f9on s'rennt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

Dieter oben ertpdbnte s. Wobember
i9eint liebli9 tperber 3u tponen. benrl
an bemfelbeu Nbeno. an mel9em Sc
nator Gairbanfs feline Getreusn Bee
griben pirb. ueroen aud bic Oemotras