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Evening journal., 1904-07-23
MIDSUMMER SALE
OF WOMEN'S CLOTHING
CONTINUED.

We still have good assortment of Ladies' Wash
Waists in all the wanted Sizes especially in sizes 80
81, 36, 3S and 40 These waists are the kind you
usually pay from $1.OO to $3.50 each, but we have
marked them for quick selling, and at the they
have been going they will not last much longer,
especially at the following prices.
Ladies White Lawn Waists, embroidered EM
and lace trimmed Regular Price SIoo now EEkessa
to $500. USU
Ladies White Lawn Waists embroidered. mn
A finer quality than the above. Regular now SSSSsEss
price SIS to $3.50. VVV
We have also marked all of our Wash Linen and
Shirt Waist Suits to about one-half regular price.
Now is your opportunity to get cool, comfortable
suit for little money.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
THE CITY CHURCHES
Presbyterian.

and Sixth streets, the Rev. William L..
Freund, pastor. Sabbath School at 9.l5
a. M. union services i'm Hanover at
1890 "a. ma the Rev. r. A. McCurdy
preaching also Wednesday evening at
g o'clock
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
FIrst vlslt ID Delaware.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. French. Of
Connecticut arc making their first visit
TO Delaware this week. Mr.. French is
an cmDloyc Of the government. being
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
The city Was RestfuI.
Knows His Business.

Henry Churchman. a farmer living
near New Castle, evidently understands
his business when 1t comes TO sewing
seed for his crops. on years IN which
ne believes the yield win be heavy he
sows with a heavy hand. This year
he predicted a strong yield Of wheat and
planted accordingly. His theory proved
correct as he has cut and threshed an
unusually fine crop.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23

West Presbyterian Church. corner
Of Eighth and Washington streets, the
Rev. a. n. Keigwin, ID. D.. pastor 1890
"a. M. preaching by the Rev. Henry
Runner of Wyoming Del sabbath
School at 2 %. M; twilight service at
Z p. m.. conducted by the Christian
Endeavor Society.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23

olvet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets the Rev. r. A. Ell
wood pastor Manse. 233 Rodney
street. Preaching by the pastor at
1O45 a. m. and 7.45 p. m; Bible School
at 2.3O p. M Strangers ina the city and
members of closed churches heartily
welcome.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
now !!l(lC
no" 89C
MID SUMMER SALE
OF LADIES' SHOES

These Ladies Tan Black Vici and
Patent Kid Oxford at
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
More Facts About Ice.

va 1URE ICE is mighty inportant-no matter
| X how many precautions you take to get
your drinking water pure if you cool it
a4az-V with impure' ice all you previous efforts
Evening journal., 1904-07-23

Epworth NJ. L. church. Tenth and
Streets the Rev. a. w. Light
bourne, Ph. d.. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at 1880 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
Ioied a Popular officer.

A number Of New Castle people have
visited Camp Marvil during the past
week and spent "a portion of the day
with their soldier friends and relatives.
All officers have kept open house on
these occasions but none have enter
tanned more cordially than Acting Cap
tain William +. Meyers OF Co. II. and
those who have partaken OF his hos
pitality have voted him ais one of the
,,.oef r,nrr,f,, oa4eot.c &c., aar,,r
Evening journal., 1904-07-23
Heavy Yield Of Oats.

Noah Higgins has just finished cut
ting and threshing his oat crop and 10
has proven an exceptional one. The
oats grown by Mr.. Higgins weighed
37ih pounds to the bushel, whereas the
usual weight Is about 2S pounds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
THIRD AVENUE TO HAVE
ANOTHER FLAT BUILDING

HcmodeIing of the old cracker fac
tory building, Third avenue. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. re
Gently Quilted by fire while occupied
by the Rock Island Mattress company.
is under way.
Thomas p. RoSentield. the owner j.
10 eNpcnd $1,000 in the Improvement.
which will include pressed brick
front. The first floor will he Il store
room and will be occupied by Mr.. Ro-
>enfield'S plumbing establishment.
which will be removed from the room
adjoining on the west. the latter hav-
ing been leased To the Tri-City Regalia
company. at present located on TWEEN
tieth street.
The three upper floors of the build
ing that i 10 he remodeled will he
converted into living apartments.
There are to be three flats on each
floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
REMAINS OF TWO CHICAGO
FIRE VICTIMS LAID AT REST

Miss Eva NJ. Hire. who persisted in
the Chicago theatre fire. was buried
yesterday afternoon in the Cordova
cemetery. {. y. Mayo. of Chicago:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BeaI. e McCook.
Neb.. and Mrs. Minnie jackson and
Thomas Harding. of AinSworth. Iowa.
relatives Of the deceased. accompan-
led the remains from Chicago. Miss
Hire was aged l. years and the daugh-
ter of the late David Hire.
Thirty friends from this city were
present at the funeral of Mrs +. G..
Hart, another victim of the Chicago
fire, which took place Sunday after
noon at Atkinson. H.. from the home
of DIR. W. w. Adams to, the Methodist
church. wher@ services were conduct
ed by Rev. j. \. Afford. of Tisllilwa.
Intcrment was in Grand View GENE
terry. a large cortege Of Sorrowing
friends following the remains to their
final resting place. Mrs. Hart was
born i'm Atkinson Dec. -. 1865. Her
maiden name was Nellie English daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John English. Her
marriage to Mr. Hart occurred June
,. 1891. and two years after they came
to Rock Island to reside. She is sur
viveC by her husband and son. Walter
Hart; her father. John English. and
two brothers. DR.. Harry III. English.
Cone. Iowa. and j. l.. English, TiskiI-
wa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
CIRCUIT COURT OCCUPIED
WITH AN EXCITEMENT SUIT

The first case taken up for trial on
the convening of the circuit court
yesterday afternoon was that Of the
Henning Brewing company against
Herman Schroeder. of Moline. The
company seeks to have Schroeder
elected from the property occupied
10y him as a saloon. The plaintiff *
represented by William McEniry and
the defendant by : Il. Kenworthy and
W. {. Allen.
The grand jury is grinding away on
the cases that have been referred TO
it for consideration. W. +. Schroeder
and Charles Oswald. both Of this city.
are foremen and clerk. respectively.
Of the jury. the other members Of
which are: John Bladcl. ST.. r. \.
Smith. Gustav Klotz. John Ransom,
Rock Island: :. \. Durbin. Cordova:
l.. |. Pearsall. Coe: {. {. Dillin. Canoe
Greek; Alonzo Dunbar. Yuma: r. j.
Lamb, Port Byron: Irwin :. Cox.
Hampton; Zach Einfeldt. South Mo-
line: !. X. Newton. Gust NOTdall. I.
+. Charlberg. Moline: John Burton.
South Rock Island: Fred f,nyel. Coal
Valley; Gus Weiss. Rural; Harry Tit
lexington. Edgington; NJ. VI. Boney.
Andalusia: John Hofer. Buffalo Prai-
RE: George Patterson. DrurX-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
MISS GRACE BIDDIsoN JUST
ESCAPES IROQUOIS FIRE

Miss Grace Biddiscu. Of this city.
had two seats for the matinee per-
formaucc of MIR. Blucbcard" last
Wednesday afternoon at the Iroquois
theatre. Chicago. and mt o'clock. ow-
ing To making of different plans, eN-
changed them for seats for last sat
urJav.
Miss Eiddi>ou. of course. did not
see the performance. and Yesterday
her tickets were redeemed. and she
returned home last evening She was
to have visited the theatre in COM
pany with her cousin and had gotten
seats in the parquet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
Personal POINTS.

Mrs. Julia Rosenfield is visiting her
daughter in New York City.
Edmond Smith has gone back to his
studies at the University of Illinois.
b. D. Connolly and bride have re-
turned from their southern wedding
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Brown
Wells left last night for Shawnee.
Okla. their future home.
Ardo and Leon Mitchell. who came
home for Christmas. have gone back
TO school AT Williamsport. Pa.
Charles W. Thatcher has been in Gen
eseo attending the funeral of his
aunt. Mrs. Katharine Terpening.
Charles Dack, of South Heights. left
this morning for Grinnell. Iowa. to
take up his college studies after the
holiday vacation.
Miss Clara Kenworthy. stu
dent at Wells college. Aurora, y. Y.
who came home for the holidays. has
returned to her studies.
Miss Margaret Meager. who has
been a guest Of Miss Emma Maurus,
of South Rock Island, has returned to
her home in Seneca, III.
Miss Helen Bradley. who has been
a visitor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank MiNter. has returned to her
home at State College, Pa.
Misses Bessie Hartz. Mae O'Connor
and blanche Mosenfelder have return
ed to their studies at Wellesley after
spending the Christmas holiday at
home.
J. G. Huntoon left last evening on
the Rock Islands Golden State Linn
tied for Phoenix. Ariz.. to join his
wife. who is spending the winter
there.
Miss Ida l.. Wallace, who has been
spending the holidays at her home
near Havana. ILL.,. has returned to re-
sumo her studies in the Rock Island
high school.
Calvin Wallace, one of Mason coun-
tvs prominent farmers. has been Wis
iting his brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. H. Lubbock. of I'll
Fifteenth street. FIJI
II. ". Kic>s. formerly of Rock Isl
and, is now stationed at Fort Smelling.
Ninn., as sergeant of the hospital
corps. In writing TO The Argus Ser
geant Riess speaks of the contrast in
the weather at i below zero at Fort
Smelling and the tropical weather of
the Philippines, where he was recently
serving.
DR.. Carl Bernhardi. .Ir.. who since
his graduation over Il year ago from
Rush college. has been an inferno at
the Pres byterian hospital. Chicago.
has come to Rock Island: his home. to
locate. and viii have an Office with his
father in the knck Island sanitarium
on Eighteenth street. DIR. {. Bern
hardi, ST., has been Laid up for some
time with rheumatism.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
Asking for Factory Switch.

The Rock Island Buggy company
had petition for permission to con
struct Il switch track on First avenue
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets at the north side of it,, fac
tory to connect with the Burlington's
main track.
The company has called for bids on
an extension to its factory costing in
the neighborhood of $4,000, but does
not wish to 60 ahead with building
operations until assured that the
track concession will he granted. The
aldermen all seemed disposed to al
low the petition, but deferred action
until next weeks meeting, and in the
meantime the city attorney viii be
requested To make some slight modi-
ficatiOnS in the ordinance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
ToInspect Pubic Ru,IdInrs.

Inspection of all public buildings
was recommended in a resolution Of
fered by Aid Eckhart. and adopted.
The mayor. chief of the fire depart
ment. and fire and light committee
were empowered to make the inspec-
ton and report to the council at its
next meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
NEST OF THIEVES
Lodging House on Fourth Avenue
is Raided by Police Last
Night.
SEVEN STRANGERS IN GANG
Believed to Have Been Planning
Series of RObberies in
the City.

What the police believe to have been
gang of thieves. here planning for a
series Of robberies. was broken up in
the arrest last night Of seven men hud-
died together III one room in lodging
house conducted by Mrs. Baker on
Fourth avenue between Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth streets.
All are strangers. giving their names
"a John Wagner. Henry kischhoff.
James Murray. y. {. Nichols. William
Richmond. J. J. O'Brien and w. r. Phil
lips Each was sent down TO the
county Jail for 30 days on a vagrancy
charge.
The party was about to the end of
its string financially. an inventory
showing out 81. The men all wore
good clothes and had the appearance
If having lived well. Most of them
gave Chicago as their home address
They had been here since last Satur-
day. One of the party rented a room
from Mrs. Baker, ana last night his
six companions We're seen entering
the house. The room was raiGed by
Officers Kinney ana Peterson. The
seven men were sleeping on the floor
spoon fa> hion. with their heads rest
ing on a mattress.
Pol &c Have Been watching Them
we have been tagging" these fell
lows since they struck the city" said
Chief Miller. When questioned each
had a plausible explanation. repre-
senting himself to be tradesman in
search of employment. | am satisfied
they were Matching Il scheme to rob a
Of places. the surroundings of
which they had famliariZed them
selves with since arrivin" in the city.
when they were disturbed by the Off
GERS last night. for they had to turn
a trick pretty quick. As their funds
were getting IL that point where they
would have to go without meals or
beg. They do not Impress me as fell
lows who ever want for ANYTHING that
money will procure. think they are
q bunch of Chicago thieves. We will
hold them here fer month. and in
that time probably can learn more
about them. 1t is likely they are
in other places"
RuTner Woman In Again.
Cora Rutfner. the cGlOred woman
Who promised To leave town after her
arrest several days ago on suspicion |
IF having been implicated in the rob |
berry of citizen ON Fourth avenue. |
Dut # which charge she was acquit |
ed. was taken in again today. and |
lined -. She was again given orders |
.o quit the community. and was told |
hat If She failed to do 50 she would |
De handed the limit when she next !
turned up at police headquarters. She
has been roOming in the same house !
where the gang of men was taken
from last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
ROCK ISLAND COMPANY
LIKELY TO ISSUE BONDS

II j. now said that while the Rock
Island directors viii not take any ac-
ton with respect TO the proposition
for the S2j0.OD0.OOO bond issue at the
meeting At Davenport Thursday Of
this week the matter of floating bonds
has not been given up. but will be CON
sidered at later meeting. The orig
inaI amount Will be cut down possibly
TO 100000. 600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
Land Excavations to Oklahoma.

Land excursions to Oklahoma viii
be run over the Rock Island System
Jan. and j.. Feb. > and 10. March
and Is and April and 10. For fur
Their particulars. call on or write
J.. Z. MORGAN.
Skinner Building
HENRY j. GRIPP,
14iO Fifteenth Street, Moline, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
BOY FALLS AND BREAKS
HIS ARM WHILE SKATING

William Knox. son OF James KnoX.
fell while skating in the yard of his
home. o. Thirty fifth street. this
morning and broke his right arm.
The boy is Is years Of age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
ROOMS FOR ST. LOUIS FAIR.
May Now be Engaged of Mrs Ada Durham
Macfie. 1880 First Avenue,

Neatly furnished rooms. with bath.
- blocks from the fair grounds. on
the Olive street car line. restaurant
within three blocks, may now be sPok
en- for by addressing the above num-
Der
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-05
X. q. T. VI. Attention.

70 the members of Island CITY tent.
No. 1922, X. o. +. NJ: Regular review
postponed until Jan. 10. 1904.
VI. T. STEVENS. Commander.
D. Z. McFarlane. Y X.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-12
Wnini@c ~@taenbeiten.

lleber ru6ilde Gigenari pirb ges
ibrieben: 9fm W~itolastage. am 6. De-
cember, nidt friiber uno nibt fpdter,
nimmt Der ruhilde 4onomann IN, bah
nun bic Shneebsde fir ben Winter
pobl beeriinbet lei unb feltitebe. baB
Der 9erbIt nit leinen Stiirmen. nit
9eoen unb fonltieem 3ipeifelbdften
Wetter enbgiiltig poriiber lei. Dieter
Gag 1T besbalb fir i'm auberoroents
lid pibtig: er bolt ben S6litten berz
Dor, bas Jabr3eug, bas linn ungIeid
mebr 5ufast, namentlid fir Die pers
ipnenbef0rberung, ais Der Wagen.
Die S6littentaraipanen, Die bic 0roBz
ltabt nit 3ufubr perlorgen, beginner,
unb f6mun5elnb Feuert Der Bauer, in
ieinen geliebten Shafpel5 gebiint, iein
@0blein BON Ieinem niebrigen Sdlits
teniibe ou. Die Hufen regeln ibr
QanseS Qeben unb namentlih Die
perldiebenen 5bdtigteiten hires 9auss
bats nidt nah Der Natur, fonbern
nad setpihen tirdlihen Soften, Die Gin
fir allemal ais bic Musgangspunfte
geipiler Wsrrihtungen f~eititeben. 90
pirb 4. 9. bae Yieb niht auSge!rieben,
penn bas @riin grim 1T. ionbern am
IL. '@pril, am 9age bes beiIisen Ste
p6an, untsr ben Segenslpriiden uno
benz belpreneenben Weibpaher bes
prieIfers. GbenIo fangen Tie nidt an
gu odern, menn bas Wetter giinitig 1T,
Ionbern am Sage bes beiligen Gre
qorius, Der elm fir allemaI ben older
gut beitellt. Die Mepfel perben nidt,
psnn iis reif iinb. eepfliidt. fonbern i'm
Qluguit, am Warienftite. Sin porber
senoHener MpfeI t0nnte leidt ipie Slit
pirten. Nadber aber idaoet felbIt
bas u~nreife Obit nidt. 5oaar ben
Sduglingen nidt, unb penn fie audi
bana6 of iterben. Oenn bds 1T 0otieS
Mile unb mare aud obne ben @enub
Der Q(epfel oetommen. Dim Dienltag
nab Sftern fabren ale T5humofs
(Odlenfubrlsute) aus. neil bonn bic
Megs gut fino. unb am l.. October
tcmmen lie bsim, neil es na6ber brnu'
ben niht msbr sebeuer lit. DieIc @e-
brGude erbalten iid besbaIb 10 lange,
neil tie nit religiOiem GeremonieII per>
iniipft 5inb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-12
carbohydrates acaen bic
Wnndbner Ioltaei.

Sdlpere 8sldll5iamrsa qeaca Die
.joli3eioirettion in Wliind)tn iino Ron
'trl9iebcnen Mitalienern o,s banriz
den IbseorOnetenbauies III bortlaen
5inan5ausi5uHe erhoben wcroen. Be-
Deiie fir ibre Norlpiirfc tmonnten sic
~<tntldger %aneroings nidt ooriegen,
aber bd tie nit ibren gebaupIunoen
ben MnltoB 5u einer genaueH un=
terildung Der Observation-Disclosures III
Der 9auptitaot bes 2anoes geben ipoa=
zen, mirO man lupfl balD erfa1ren, mas
al oieier 9efAulni9ung Wabres lit.
Go Derloutst barber aus Miinz
ben: SIN 5inan5ausiduB nes abge=
oronetenbaule mddte aOrreTeyent
i5rant Centrum 9eleeentlih Der Be-
rathung DeS Gtats Der Yoliseioiiettien
Wiinden Wittbeilureen iiber aRib
ltdnoe bel pieier Seb0rpe. Gr bebaups
tete, Bel ginridtuno Der Qoiisei1micc
berrl de bic nnglaublihIte Yrotetlions=
Dirthidait; es idmen bogi Qsl.te luntsr,
Die niht einmol ortbograpbiit lDreis
ben tonnterl. Inter ben S;d)erleitsz
t%ommiharen befdnoen iid3 9eute. Die
ais getriiger uno 5dli9er lfon 5reis
beitsltrafen e~rlitten bdtten. llnfdGi9e
geute miir0en ourd Elm iTswli1es
Nroteftionsipitem i'm poliseiOieut uns
ierge5radt. 0ieie NntIagen erreeten
IN MusIbuhe enormes Mufie6en. Der
Uiiniiter Des Suneyn, 6rbr. .. SET
libid. Iaete: Die qOli3eioirettion err
tldre Die 8ebauptung. oab unter Dem
yoli3siperional Qeute iId befdnoea,
Die ais Betriiger unb 75dlifer abgeur=
theilt morbsn ieien, fir unlpabr, 100
rauf 5rant meinte, Die Mnsaben oes
poli3sioirsttors t0pnten iubjsttiu rabr
unb objettip bod faIi6 lein. 4ui 3u=
rufe. Hamen 81 nennen, ertlarts
5ranf. bds peroe er nGditens tbun.
Mud Mbg. !6eim Centrum idgte, es
ieien ibm Mittbeilungen 3ugetommen,
lponah es bel benz YoliSeiprufungs=
lpeIen lsbr faul lei, unb 2lbg. Gaiel=
mann liberaD tbeilte nit, aud ibnl
leien dbnlite gelfuloiaungsl, iuie
benz Nb9. 5ranf, 3ugebrac't moroen.
Der WiniIter erfIdrte, er lperbe Den
erbobenen Nnfla9en auf's 0enauelts
nadgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-12
yin ,, Suu.S,rrtsurn..'

SIS mub INNER Elm geben our1 Die
san5e Seffentli6teit gehen. luenn ron
unIduIbig Werurtbeilten beridtet ipiro,
uno 3umal bon iplhen, Die Die irr>
tbimli6 perbGngte Straie oerbiibt ia
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lenqual Bat oas llrtbeil 3ur 5olge gez
babi. Sn OeIterreid tommi jeBt our9
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5luei pegen Woroes uno Haubes gum
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3uhibaus 4egnaoigte pOni9 uniduls
bia geipeien fino. Gs 1T pieOerum ocr
beriidtigte SnDi5ienbepeis aeipeisn,
Der our Nerurtbeilung unlhulDiger
4nlab aegeben. Der Sadperbai. 1T
fol9enber:
Sm SABRE 1898 nurOe in Siegerts-
baft in OberDlterrei6 cine &rdmerin.
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in Hieo 5ipei bel les Yerbrehens hinge
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ginger, ihuloig unb perurtbeilte OeIoe
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friti!dsn Gage fpdt bel Nadt nod
mad, Der Ypocn in benz 0aiisfhar auf
geipalden, ibre Sduhe pieisn eiaen
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Nahts flopfte Elm Wann an feline
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erleudtet fab. iid entidlOhen, bier
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bigteit peranlabt, aus benz '9ouie 81
treten. ga fiel linn auf, pab ais Dem
gegeniiberliegenoen Speider Der 5rau
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ben Jremnen (es par nidt Der ipirf=
Tide EbGter) ben Werbaht Der 9bdters
fdaft 1erpor3urufen. Gs ergab ii6
inbss iein qnlab, gegen ben Mann
Deiter ein5uIbreiten.
Iqan wubte i'm Dcrfs, Oab Grau
Rran3inger Sparfafenbiiher belaB;
lie fparen psrIaipunosn. Die unters
iuduna ridiete fid nit Hodbrud qua
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-12
Gin interpreter San

Ron 2ei6en'hinbung bat Oos Stdots
diem 8urgbaufen in bele @ufreauns
Deriebt. aiir3li6 itarb bic 0aitipirs
ibin 6rdu Helermann. 0erponbie.
Die CUR Yesrbisuns gefommen tuoren,
lpoqten Die Wsrftorbene nod einmof
Ieben. Der SobteHgrdber f~peiQerie 5ih
isoOd entihieoen. ben Sora su offnen.
aur5 entldlofen iprengte Der 0atie
lelbTt nit Dilfe Ginger Mnperiuanbten
ben Sorgoedel. Dob ipeld cir Qn=
bid bot iif ibnenl Die oeide Iaa nit
benz 0eIifte 81 9poen eetebrt unO
ssiste iid politdnoig beroubt. Der
9atte mar bieriiber 10 entriiitet, ban
:r Der 0erftorbenen nod ms Orob
nafrief: pima. II Monaie bait 0u
gelitten. uno tOot bat man Did be-
raubtl!" 4n3eisc eesen ben Sobfen=
Jrdber g., Der bereits bonn OienIt entz
Ioiien porben isin IoI. 1T erifottet.
Bie man bort. min bic StaatsonnaIts
daft mebrtrs Qeiden, bic ebenfoIs
6eraubt fporben iein iOlen, uusgrabsn
idHen.