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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
PLASTERlG FELL
MARROW ESCAPE OF MRS. HER
MANN KATTERJOHN.

Mrs Hermann Katterj john and baby
had marrow escape from serious in
jury last night In a very peculiar 40
cident.
Mrs. Katterjohn was In bed when
over . square yard of plsstering fell
from overhead and struck the side Of
the bell. The biggest portion of the
plastering struck the floor and made .
tremendous noise.
Mr.. Kstterjohn wac in the next
room and hearing his wife scream ran
in to see what the trouble was. He
turned on the light and soon learned.
The plastering was very heavy and
had IL struck either the mother or
child would probably have caused
serious or possibly fatal injury. The
plasterins Was looseued by the slset
storm several winters ago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
A HARD TASK
1T WILL BE TO TELL THIS BOY
HE Is AN ORPHAN.

Minneapolis, MINI, September 80.
The sleep Of August Moy, aged 10,
ended at st. Bsrnabas' Hospital to-
day. The duration of the slumber
was thirty days and fifteen hours.
On the night Of August 20 the cyclone
which swept over the Twin Cities de-
molished the Moy home. The father,
mother and baby sister of the boy
were killed outright August sus-
tanned fractured sKull and has been
unconscious since Today the nurse
found him sitting up in bed, rubbing
his eyes and calling for his mother.
There 10 hard task ahead for some.
body at the hospital.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
SHAFER MURDER
Chicago Detective Went to
School to Get Clue.
Girls Schoolmate will Go
to New York After This
Year.

Bedford, Ind, 22.-In a letter to a
friend Miss Eva Love says that this will
be- her last year in the Bedford public
schools. Miss Love was the roommate
and intimate friend Of Miss Sarah
Schafer, the Latin teacher. who was
mysteriously murdered here this spring.
The mystery of the crime has never
been solved.
Miss Loye next year will 20 10 New
York. where she will take a course in
elocution. Miss Love il said to have
great talents as an elocutionist and she
expects to make this her future work.
During the coming winter she will con-
duct n class in elocution in this city.
During the summer Miss Love has been
attending normal school at Valparaiso.
From her letter Il appears that detect
ives have not yet abandoned their ef-
forts to determine whether she has any
suspicious regarding the murder Of Miss
schafer which she has not revealed.
In her letter Miss Love says that on
the same day she entered the college at
Valparaiso. young man entered the
school. pretending 10 be school teacher.
lie sought Miss Loves acquaintance and
secured II and spent great deal Of his
time in her company. Miss Love believ-
ed that he was a detective. When she
confronted him with her suspicious just
before she left Valparaiso he confessed
that he was a Chicago detective who had
been seeking her acquaintance in the
hope Of getting some clew TO Miss
Schafer's life and friendships which
would aid him in solving the mystery
and claiming the 5000 reward.
Miss Love has paid long visit to the
parents Of Miss Schafer at their home in
Elkhart. She says that they are firmly
convinced that James Mcdonald, the
Bedford suspect. who was tried for the
murder and acquitted, should have been
sentenced.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
USEFUL LIFE
Death Closes the Eyes Of Col.
Sam Piles at Smithland.
Was 80 Years Old and Lived at
Smithland For Many Years.

A death that will cause widespread
regret In Paduoah and Southwest
Kentucky Is that last night at $3.50
o'clock at smithland, Ky.. Of Colonel
Samuel II. Piles, aged 81.
Colonel Piles had for the past sew
ersl years been living in Paducsh, but
two months ago went to Smith land
for his health. He suooumbed to the
infirmities Of old age, being past the
allotted three score and ten. yet COL
onel Piles had always seemed to enjoy
good health for q man Of his sRe until
n short time ago.
The deceased was born In Daviess
county. Kentucky, and went to Smith
land. Livingston county, when very
young. He was merchant and poll
ticisn of popularity and prominence
for years. and for many terms was
sheriff Of Livingston county. He later
took up the practice Of law, and still
later became . travelling salesman.
Tweny years ago he moved to Padu'
cab. and resided on North Eighth
street. He had been u candidate for
minor Offices. but lived . retired life
principally. devoted to bis family and
friends.
Two months ago he moved hack TO
smithland. and died st the Webb
House last evening.
The deceased had been married
three times, his first wife bsing an
aunt Of Judge ID. l.. Sanders, his sec
ond wife sister of Rev. DIR. Bisham,
and his third and present wife . sister
Of Mrs. J. X. Greer, Of Psducah.
Three sons survive, and two dsugh.
tiers. Messrs. Samuel, Matthew and
Hugh Piles. Miss Rubie Piles, and
Mrs. Judge VIM. all except Mr.. Hugh
Piles and Mrs. VIM, residing ct
Seattle. Wash. Mr.. Hugh piles re.
sides at Fulton, KY, and Mrs. VIM
in Alaska
Hon. Samuel Piles IL . lawyer Of
wealth and influence In the west. and
will no doubt be the next United
States senator from his district. Mr..
Matt Piles was In the commission
business here until two years ago, and
Miss Rubie Piles resided here until
about year ago.
Colonel Piles was popular with all
who knew him. and studied law under
Judge W. ID. Greer. OF Paducsh. His
death will prove . great shock to his
many friends IN Kentucky.
No funeral arrangements have yet
been made, and will not be until his
children are heard from. II there 10
any way for them to get here in time
the funeral will be postponed until
they get here.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
WILL RETURN
CIRCUIT CLERK EMERY HoBSoN
WILL LEAVE OFFICE IN
CHARGE or DEPUTIES AND
RETURN TO CiNCINNATI

Circuit Clerk Emery Hobson. who
has been spending the summer in Pa
ducah, intends to return to Cineinnsti
and resume his studies in music.
He was recently appointed circuit
court clerk by Judge Reed TO NIL the
vacancy caused by his fathers death.
lie will leave the Office In charge OF
Deputy Circuit Clerks will @. Kidd
and Miss Robbie hay.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
A COW STOLEN.

Mr.. r. W. Jacobs, Of the Cairo
road. reported to police headquarters
today that some one stole COW from
hit yard last night. The police have
a description OF the bovine and will
investigate the csse.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
A Great Sermon.

great sermon ON the Character OF
Christ" as the subject was preached by
one Of the greatest preachers In Amer
lea His text was from Matthew 18th
chapter and 9TH verse. Read on page
~ volume , of the premiums given by
The sun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
DEMOCRATIC CONSISTENCY.
1000.

1Soo.
We are unalterably opposed to mo-
nometallsm, which has locked fast the
prosperity of an industrial people in
the paralysis of hard times. We demand
the iree and unlimited coinage Of both
silver and gold at the present legal ra'
ito of sixteen to one, without waiting
for the aid or consent of any other ma
tion.-From the platform adopted by
the Democratic party in 1896 at Chi
cago and reallirmed in 1900 at Kansas
City. .
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
Real Sufferer.

(From the Chicago News.l
Mrs. Caller-I understand your hus-
band il troubled with rheumatism.
Mrs. Growell-Yes, but his rheuma-
tism doesn't trouble him half as much
as il does me.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
THE HOLLAND CASE.

The case against Sheriff Walter Hol'
land. Of Murray, for killing Hardy
Keys. comes mp at Benton . week from
To-Day, and IL IL goes to trial will be
one Of the most ably defended. o. we'll
o. prosecuted, cases in the history OF
Southwest Kentucky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
County Judges Charge Of
Trust" Answered by Them.
They Do Not Want the Pauper
Business ut All They
Declare.
ALL EXPLAIN THEIR POSITION

The local undert akers smile nj Conntv
Jud,e I;gbt,oo,,s cba,o.s o,a;ns, ,hom
of forming N ",nst. They DECLARE that
they are ready for amy Kind Of an in.
yestipation. and are no, afraid of GRAND
uries. If the citv and county tbev
saw will NOT tronble them with naune,
cases they will consider Il favor
They do not desire IN buev ,au,ers at
any ,riee
"Tbe facts about the b,s;ness aro-
explained one of the under,akers IN.
dav. "tbat we don't wopt these nau,e,
cases The CITY and county have beep
having us $3.50 for buryinp paupers
Tbit l.. whom they ordered them hurled
nj all Here lately II has been aImos,
inpossible to get paupers buried in this
conn,v. because neither the MAYOR nor
the county nudge would give orders for
so doing They LET bodies ON several oc.
ca-ions Law and rot for several DAYS at
N time. each claiming thar IL was the
o,ber,s dirty IN nav the s55O
"Tbe difference between burving nan.
,.rs and b,,rving anvoue else il simnlv
that in burving a manner we furnish The
.ofG, ,b. how On af,e, tho cor,se In
many ,as.s and haul 4, ,o onr sbo, and
then baul the box "a the grave ward fur.
,;sh Tho ho.rs. and horace and ma,
who's. tim. il worth something nav for
a,..,n. IN. gray. and tho, carry tho
holy out and hurry n all for $50 II
il a fact capab,e of demonstration that
!, ao,n.l,v cos,s IA sever.l dollars NOR.
than We have beeu gettino We are will.
In, to h,rv Manners for slo hecaus.
somebody must hurry them I'm, no, for
less None of us wants the iobs even
n, ,ha, Mo-, NAOMI. ;,clud;ng IN.
county h,dpe. would probably not even
handle the AVERAGE manner corpse for
sIO much lesl haul II sometimes from
tho hosni,aI or moor house 10 the under.
taler,s nrenare IL for burial mt il in
-, coli, haul "a On the graveyard and
49,, e.. a,',..;., a., arava Thov rou,d
~ ;.,,, ,ho sa,. ro,n With ono
g.. ara 81. :, h. ,a;, ,hr.o and fo,,
A.. =, a.. ho,,as, ., weather hoo.us.
~. - - ,.r,,sh a.. nonav 90
h,r, !, - 700 ,nar,,kers have had IN
do. Yet We had TO do the whole thing
Co.. a, so
.,v. -, ,., p,o,s ,h.,
=, a., ,n, ,hoso n,,,nor ;oh. n,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-22
DECORATE YOUR HOMES.

Brunson's Palm and Fern Sale is
now on for the rest Of this week.
You can buy Ferns, sprenRere and all
kinds Of decorative plants-less than
wholesale prices.
u. L. BRUNSON g. co.,
423 Broadway.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

febr in 8etra9t. Na9 ertbeilter @r<
leituns perben biefe bonn Shiler por
einem Spiesel eeiibt. Mbsr Der Weg
lit melt unb miibielis BON erftsn 2aut,
benz eriten Wort our pollen Gntpidlung
reselre9ten Oenfens, unb Defenders in
ben erften Wo9en bat Der 2ebrer unz
snbli9e Miibe nit ben fleinsn llnslid>
Ii9en, o benen jebes ein5elne bel
BON feiner 53sit in Infpru9 nimrht.
SpGter, tpenn bas @eritdnbnib sepedt
lit, tanr gu regelrs9tem Ipitematif9em
unterri9t in &loHen gefdritten tper>
ben. Sieie &laHen bethlehem meiftens
aug sebn Biz SpDlf S9ilern unb
S9iilerinnen, beren Yulte in einem
6albfreis eeorbnet finb. Inn iebem
&inb @elegenbeit gu eeben, ben 2ebrer
senau gu feben unb feline 2ippen 81 be-
oba9ten, onberfeits fam Der 2ebrer
auf bieis Dirt nit 2ei9tigteit Die
Munbite[une Der 9inber fontroIiren.
DAB Mnf4auung Bel biefem unterri4t
a~lleaeit cine erobe Ho1e fpielt, 1T
felbitper itGnbli9. 8si porsef9rittenen
S9iilern nimmt man @bbilbuneen gu
6ilfe, BEL fleinen Nnfdneern lebrt man
am liebiten mad benz nirtli9en Sc
ueuftdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

SIN @eftaurant. 3ellner:
Was barf i9 ~brinsen2 9uit Wbotoz
graph: Sd perbe 9%aienbraten efien.
&enner: &nieitiid pieDei6t? Sat:
Nein, geben sic 8ruitbilb!
-@ere6nenb. Director: n&in=
Der, i'm Bartlett iiBt Der rei9s Banter
@olbbeim! Sa fpielt ibr mir re4t
f9le9t = bieuei9t pirft er eu9 bann
in Der @utb feline 8anfnotentaf4e an
ben &opf.. -"
: 3Oo1osif4e gntrii liz
# g. Baron (auf Der Sagb Su iets
mem Siener): Ser &udud foa Did
@iel bolen, tpenn Ou mir alt.m 6d9s
ben 8Gren aufbinben pi1it, Die Gems
5e lei cine 3iege eeipeien!"
= . peb! Weibt bu, i4 finbe
es ia serabeSu empDrenb. @eftern
fasts mir bic iunse Meper, id lei cine
bobenlos fre4e, beraloie, impertinsnte
aofette. = Oas 1T ia unglaubli4!
ga, pober fennt Tie bi9 benn9
-NtWt gu maWen. Ya1t
gum 8snner, Der an Mtbembel 9pers
ben gu leiben f9eint, tbeilnebmenb):
9aben sic Mitbma9 &eIner: Wenn
es ni9t auf Der Speifefurte itsbt. tit
feins ba!
= Der nG9fe Slid. Sd
mar auf ben erften 8lid in Oas MGbel
berliebt. = Wirtli9? Sappbl. Damn
fab i9 lie mir aber mod einmal on
unb ba tpar's nit Der 2iebe f9on tpiez
Der borbei.
-Oie >Muslequng.
@9neibermeifter: @enn sic mir ni6t
gum nd9iten @riten aablen, f9ide ia
Sbnen meme S9piegermittsr auf ben
6als. Ganb. jur.: Damn perflage ia
sic benin S%taatsanpalt pegen Gr=
pre- flung. S9neibermeiiter: Wiefp?
Ganb. iur.: Weil sic 8eaablunu err
5ielen polen our9 M~nbrobuns zines
llebels.
-.Our9T6dut. Treurotn:
Sas Siidtu9 1T ia u. 9. ge5eihret!
6ausfrau (~perlesen): Sa, 10 bieB nlel'
ne lebte 9errfdaft; Die bat mir mons
DIES @tiid seidentt! Sreunbin: Ou,
tpenm bic Did aber NAL beiu4en
fGme9
-NobeL. Gremoer: Die Stfpel'
neau9t mub Sbnen Elm Stiid @elo
bringsng @utsinfpeftor: &Onnts, aber
mir betreiben ie ia nur gum @ersnis
gen: Oamit bic Sbiere nidt gu fett
iperbsn, fperben lie iogar jebsn Sag. /.
maffirtl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
pn plibas[ahr.
Cine nItbereebradtte ~afnnabrne nno ibre
ptHcui6 aitIid1e gSiocrIeauua.


Die alt6ergebro9te unb melt per=
breitste Innabme, Dab Der Iufentbdlt
i'm @aloe Eel Ge.pitterrt cine b0bere
Gefabr nit ii9 bringe, uls i'm Sreien,
lam Dor ben @rgebnihen neuerer Se>
oba9tunesn unO Gori6ungen ni6f be-
ite9sa. Sebufs enegilii9er Gnti9eibuns
zines beionceren SALES, in Dem elm
Wdlpar5eitsr, Dor einsm beftigen Sc
nittsr SGu5 iu9cno, feinsr finf Mi=
nuten entfernten S9lafftele 5ugeeilt,
aber auf freiem SelDe 400 Meter
(13125 amerifanif9e SUBJ pom @albs
BON einem 8liBi9laee t0btli9 getroffen
pDrben mar, bate bas beuti9e Heihss
Der i6erunsSamt Bon Dem Ibt6eilungsz
porifeber i'm me.eoroIpgif9en SnItitute
gu Berlin, Yrofshor Or. Qbmann, elm
@uta9ten bariiber erbeten, oh Die Iuf>
faiiuns autrifft, baB Der @aIO no9
fir Die 400 Meter entferate unfaaz
fteqe cine erhDbte Sli5ssfabr bargeiteut
babe ober oh etpa anoere umitGnbe Die
8lib9efabr an Der l1nfaniteIe erbD6t
bGtten. Sos 9uta6ten IBmanns lau=
tets fclgenbermaBen: Die Qnnabme,
haB Der @alb an ii9 cine betrG9tli9e
8libsefdbrbung berporrufe, trifft i'm
Q~Gsemeinen nt9t gu. @ielme6r le6rt
Die @rfabruns, bab in einsm geI9lpiz
ienen 8eltanb unnGberno glei9 bo6er
Walbbdume per6dltniBmGbig ieltsn
8libf9ldes borfommen. Sur bort, no
spif9en ben 8dumen erDbere 3pi>
i9enrdums por6anben iinb, ober mo
einselne 8dume ibre rmgebung be-
trG6tli9 iibsrrasen, 1T bic @abri9sin>
li9feit zines 8liBi9luses cine gr0bere.
Die 0ielbeit Der in gleiGem Nibeau
befinblihsn 8aumtpipfel pirft piel@
ms6r ebsr aussIei6snb auf bic slefs
trif9e Gponnuns. @ube-bem piirbe
Elm in einen @alb eini9lag.nber 9lis
u~nbsbingt einem Saums folssn unb
bur9 belsn 8urseln CUR Grbe geben.
9ierna9 lit Die 8libeefabr fir einen
apii6en ben 8GumeR fi9 aufbaltenben
Meni9en i'm Walbe feinsspegs grDb.
Sang betrddtli9 grDbsr lit bic Gez
fGbrbung zines ein3eln b~aIfebenben
8aumes obsr, aneemein esiagt, fir
jeoen @esenifanb, Der ouf psitere Gntz
fernung bin ben bD9ften Yunft Deg
@elGnbes bilbet. reber inn brGneen
fi9 Die @equi=p otentialflG6en auf en-
gem Maume suiammen unb pergr0bern
babur9 bic eleftriiae Spannung gang
erbebli9. SieIer 9efa6r 1T au9 Der
@erunsliidte unterlesen, als er ben
Walb nerlafen bate unb iber bas freis
5elp selaufen lit. Der Get0btete mar
uuf neite Gntfernung bin ielbit Der
.bO9ite Geeenitano' unb bemna9 Der
@efabr, bur9 einen 9libitrabl setrpfs
fen 81 iperOen, in gang beionberem
WaBe aus9cfeBt. 9ierna9 mub bic
Iuffa1ung, baB Der 400 Meter ent=
fernte @alb Die 8liBgefabr reranlabi
BABE, als un5utreffenO beaei@net tpsrz
ben. gbsnio mub perneint tperoen, bat
Die @iHeni9aft Die 8liBgefd6rbune
elmer i'm Treien 6efinOli4en perior
ni6t b0ber betpertbe, als Die elmer in
9ei9lOilenem &aume befinbli9en."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
s;prtfhrittc ocr Srcbsfprid,una.

@i9tiee Gntbedunsen in @erbinz
bung nit Dem &rebs tpurben in Der
tiirSli9 ituttgebabten Sabresperfomm=
lung bes General@&pmites bes rGaneer
@eieor9 Sunb" in 2onbon befdnnt se=
geben. 9erDorragenoe Sa9mGnner
fabten lire Irbeit pdbrsnb zines Sab
res in folssnoe SbeIen suiammen:
Qualification 1T ni6t Die ltrfa9e bes
&rebies, Der ebenfo bas animalif9e pie
bds meni4li9e 2eben bur9ieu9t unb
ale feline 2ebepeien perbdltnibmGbig
in benz slei9en Glitter unb ben glei6en
perioben befdut. &rebs 1T feline an
itedenbe arant6eit unb 1T ni9t iiber@
trasbar bon elmer Spe5ies auf Die an
bere. Cine 8rsbsseIs fann Die
ELECTROMAGNETIC pieoererlangen.
&rebs entitebt ~feinestpees bur9 einen
paraiten. Stadium iibt, pie fiG err
seben bat, feline beilenbe Wirfnng aus.
Sin Serum lit entbedt, bon peI6em
man quite &efultute erbofft. Die eriten
autbentif9en SGae bon &rebs BEL Sbiez
rem fpurben an Der Sanb bon Grperis
msntsn, tpelGe nit SiiGen unb Sslb<
mdufen anseitent tpurben, minutics
beI9rieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Sprabumterridt DIR 6~anbfummtn.
Ginfad)e uno fpmbiutrte Wetbooeu-SeIebs
rune GinseIner uno tn SIafen.

Ginfadbe nno fpmbiutrte Tetbpoeu-SeIebs
runs @inseIner uno In SIaHen.
Seitbem pifeni9aftli9 feitgsfteat
porben lit, boB Die meiften Saubitum<
men BUREAUS norMdIe Spra9Orgdre
baben unb fpre6en lernen tOnnen. TO-
buIb &c nur sslingt, ibnsn bas Beien
bes aoutes bsgreifli4 gu MAIDEN, tit
man %unabldiIig beitrebt getpeIen, ihnsn
has Siegel epigen S9Deisens DON Den
2ippsn gu ne6men. Obsleia bus erfte
a%usgebilpete Spitem fir ben Saubs
itummenunterri6t einen Sran5oien,
ben @bbe De rGpee gum @rfinoer bate,
70 fann ii9 bod beute Oeutf9lanb
riibmen, basjenige 2anb gu iein, bds
bic penisiten ieiner Saubitummen, nur
Is bonn 9unbert, pbne @usbilDuns uno
@r5iebung lGbt.
Die MetbObe bes 46be be PGpee,
tpel6e frii6er aQesmein bic iibli6e mar,
beitanb gu einem groben She'll aus
elmer 9eberben> unb @eItenipra9e. sic
tpuroe fpdter bon Der Methode orale"
perbrGnst, tpel9e Die Sduben lehrt, bic
Worte bon ben 2ippen gu leien; bu
ii9 aber b!erbei Der Nu9tbeil fiiblbur
ma9t, bab mir fol9e perfonen bers
ftanben perben, bic ielbft gut drtitulirt
nit 2ippen unb 3Gbnen gu fpre9en
perfteben, 10 1T man in neuefter 3eit
baran geeaneen, beibe Metboben mad
8eburf gu perbinben. 8pn Der Dirt,
tpie bic taubitummsn &inber artituli.
rem lernen, sibt bus beigefiigte Bib
einen 8esriff.
Der 2ebrer fpri9t bic 2uute. Sus
nd9ft bic @ofale, Dor, unb bos &tnb
fpiirt on ben @srGnberungen bss &ehl=
topics bic nnteri9iebe BEL Iusfpra6e
Der 8u9ftaben. @u9 bic Steluns Der
2ippen unb 3Gbns tOmmt nutiirlid
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

Der bier in Der Sabrifitrabe Bel feinen
Gltern getpobnt bat, erfannt fporben.
Brig fo1te i'm Mai b. s. in Oefterrei6
feiner MilitGrpfli6t seniisen; bapor
hdt er ii9 febr gsfdeut.
Qibed. Muguit 8rebmer, Der
friibere Sbeilbaber Der tpeltbefannten
Orahtbeftmaf9inen : Sirma @ebrii=
Der 8rebmer in 2eip5ig, lit i'm Otter
bon SO Sabren bier eeftorben. = Der
@robber5oglid Sl5enburad1e gon>
fmf Wilbelm Sa>nann, elm in ben peiz
teften &retfen unferer Stdbt befannter
Wann, 1T bier perbli6en. Ser 8erz
ftprbene mar mehrers Sabre 8uriibens
Der Der QIbeder 0iebertafel unb tpirfte
audi ionit pielfa9 I'M Offentlifen 2es
BEN.
$&rpet5.
Bern. Sr. @irarb. 0rofeffor Der
gbirurgie an Der biefigsn uniberiitGt,
5at ben on i'm ersansenen 3uf als
profefor Der gbirursie an Der Uni.
beriitdt @enf an Stele bes bemifioni=
renben SuiQaro angen0mmen.
Sreiburs. Sci Wunnetpbl muir
be elm gefpi1er Mbrabam 8ien5, Der
nit 8anfnoten unb Wertbi9riften i'm
8etrage BON $4,000 Srancs na9 Bern
suridtebren noate, angegriffen unb
feiner Sa59e beraubt. Ollie Ha9forz
f9unsen na9 benz Skater blisben err
folglos.
@enf. en- einem MnfalIe bon 81.
ferfu9t periibte bier Elm gepiher Sill
iarb einen Morbperiu9 auf feineSrau.
Die er bur4 einen MeHerfti9 f9per
berleBte. Oie Srau purbe nod benz
Spital gebraht. Giaarb par, o6z
pobl Wirtb zines Sempersnscafes.
bod elm alter Mltoboliter. Mit fe;ner
Srau ftanb er i'm S9eibungsproaeb.
gr iiberfiel lie beim 9eidirrpaf9en
bon binten unb ftisb ibr Elm lanses
MeHer in ben Riiden.
2auanne. Ser grofefor fir
nelteftamentli9e gregefe in Der prote,
ftdntii4 : tbeologif9en Satultdt Der
biefisen l1niberiitdt, paul gbdpuis,
lit ~geitorben. Gr lebrte bic ,SheoIogie
bes @epifens" mad ben @runbfGben
Mleranber 8inets unb Charles Gecre>
tans, beKen @anieseriobn er mar.
Heuenburg. OaS bieiige
Shtpurgeri9t bat ben getpefenen Sc,
lepbondef @eismilIer ga Gbaur>bez
fonbs) pesen l1nterfhlusung bon
10000 Irancs gu bier Sabren 3u9tz
baus b%erurtbeilt.
Sbun. Sn Der NGbe bes 3dnbers
einfluhes in ben Sbunerfee tpo0ten
brei 8naben bon Oiirrenait nit einem
SdiHlein 9ols fammeln, famen aber
infOlse beftigen Winbss in @efabr.
sic tonnten fi4 inbefen auf cine
aiesbanf on Der 8anbermiinbung rets
ten. Spdter ppnte elm 8iireer bon
Ginisen Namens Miibenbere bic 8na,
ben ubbOlen unb nabm ale iii iein
Boot auf. aaum iparen lie aber meg
eefabren, 10 f9lus bas S9iffletn Inn
unb 5pei Der 3naben, Jrib 9iisli unb
&ubplf Wdl9li, ertranfen, pGbrenb
Der %senannte 8iirser unb elm &nabe
fi4 retten fonnten-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

9erbereen sur 8 eimatb +.
Sn Bonn, HbeinprppinS, tourbe ppr
Sturgeon Die 5Ojd6riss Stifrungsfe;sr
Der 9erbergen CUR !0eimatb a6gefalien.
Siefe !Ssrbsrsen bilben sine semein>
fame @ufgu6e fir ben Staat unb Die
inners Mifiion Bel Der 2Oiune Der To-
siulen Sraee. Sn @rfenntniB bieIer
Iufgabe griinbete Profefor Or. Gle
mems pertbes in Bonn am 81. Wai
1864 bic erfte 0erbergs our 9eimatb,
unb fdpn i'm erften Sabre ibres Be-
itebens beberbsrgte lie 1885 Wanberge=
fenen. ssSm Sabre 1908 nabm Die gon=
ner 9erbergs our 9eimatb 14,168 pers
ionen nit q, 1913 @9lafnG9ten, unb
stpor 1896 5ahlsnbe Surdreiienbe
uno 1902 Statipnsedite ouf. Sur6
ben QrbeitsnaGtpeis purben riele S!el@
len beiebt. Oie 3obl Der s9srbsrssn
our !9eimatb in gang Seutf4lunb bat
f9 in ben so Sabren auf 462 seboten;
in ibnen perfebrten i'm Gan5en 2,e46,s
928 Yerfonen nit 4,256,583 S6laf>
nd9tsn unb 117,154 4r6sitsitelIen
purben heiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

fi9e 5suf9rede bar. pie fie, burd
bas Wafer patenb, bon einem Sprs
pebo g~etroffen pirb. Gin Bid auf
ben cartoon" ptrb ben 2eier i9neu
bacon iiber5eusen, bab Der peritorbens
Meifter Der pofitif9en &aritatur. Sbo<
mas Nait, audi i'm Reids bes Mitabo
eelebrige Sdiiler fanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

Sn 6 uropa fteht in ber 3obl
Der 3eitunsen Seutf9lunb nit ieinsn
$500 8lGttern, BON benen 8C0 Sases<
aeitunsen iinb, obenan. On 5%fpsiter
@tene fommt England nit 1000, con
benen 300 Sasesbldtter iinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Sapanifte Rarikaturrn.
Guuacriffff siatirifde &rieesbiIoer tn ben
Seituneen oes SIumenIauoes.

DAB au9 i'm Observation-Disclosures
9umor unb Satire gu 9uufe tnb, be-
peiit unier Bib, fpel9es elmer in Sotio
erf6einenben iapunii9en 3eiti4rift
entnpmmen lit. Sc 1T cine Der sabl>
Ioien &arifaturen, tpelde Der ferns
1ftlide &ries ss3eitist bat unb ftent
na6 benz erl1uternben Serte bic rufs
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-29
Boys and Cigarettes.

Probate Officer w. G.. johnson,
Of Kansas City, addressing several
hundred boys in that city, said
cigarettes caused nearly all the
downfslls among youths.
''Out of $50 boys who have been
taken into the juvenile court, -
said Mr.. Johnson, "95 per cent
we're cigarette smokers. | never
saw q boy who played hockey from
school but did not also smoke Gig
s.tttes. This habit is the Begin
uin2 of crime.
IL know a little. fellow on the
West side who lies on the bed for
two or three hours at time smok-
ing cigarettes. He has become
addicted to the habit and says he
cannot stop it. He will be sent
TO the reform school, where he
can't get the poisonous things.
Two boys wore caught stealing