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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
A GOOD TEHSS FOs THf
OTHEs FELLOW

Ta. fc fa asalr- tlas
-ae rr u CGE
l.l4- laa eaaee
a.r fasaals ~ lrrla4
&C. - rsl- arl sfsk rner-
g. sle wal Thr Haas uaala aF
tac raucrful Hfaeuol sn3 tae
pal-el raI a tar aiz car.e aaa
sae..Iaaea erl..aa. d fa-- ull.s.r l..elr
cautHaL h b. thc al4 la,-=aE prsls-
-lti.a ln aca zllae GAS Iaara-l lFs
eiauzas
Ns@ there mag b. uert lu thl-
e1ateHtian. aus sla NcWs-t 'haal slan
vl,lla lac g. have IS ai-s u--.-l IH a.
calamu- ~ alaIil-..n .n ranelmea y D.
aase illl1vsea chs tread u She ie..s-
aaE question aal arr posted ou ass
firras d maF fakc.
q a goECgnmeuf patrol IT, o. DE-
ciae Whotaer vaur Caitlc ~ mlue b.
cntltied % q ranzc. ii weuld prob
aiiiy iiiaw thai the icilaw with the
ma-f Iuhuenee gff the range Thai
II tue sssi3gs Objection. the very -
rIoas JbJectisu io forest Reserves t
b. al riEit o. say that the iaw Is im-
partial and thsi the government De-
Impartial The very Practical an
swer j. thai ID ain 10 -o. II d8esn Z
w1rk aut thai way The hiR cattle
4r sbeepman gets the range aud The
little rauchman gets What the bog
shot at
Under forrest reserve regulations
preference b Supposed D. D. Gwen o.
Residents nearest the range BW 10
very often happens that the range
used is ~ ~ 90 miles away MANY
Ipmichi valley rauchmen run their
cattle in Taylor park If this vast
tract l. sci of a. a reserve % viii
completely stop their turning a sin
gle head ai cattle that wav That
vll m turn oyercr8wd the T0mlchi
range even shoald It be left outside
tAe Reserve.
for these reasons che question Of
reserves Is vital o. every rauchmau
. in GHnnisun county We do not sce
I a single good feature about them for
the average Gunuis1n county ranch
man.
Il may be a good thing for Mont
ruse people bat the Gunnisou ranch
man doesn Q enI1y the prospect Of
being treated as a good thing for the
I s1le benefit Of his Muntrose nciuhhnr
Besides the News-Champlon doesn I
for one moment believe that the
Gunulspn river water supply is go
ing 30 fail should two tunnels be
bored throagh its walls
Reserves are unnecessary.
Reserves are a menace to our IN
dnstries and a mortgage upon our
future.
Reserves are an assault upon our
pocketbooks 10 benefit am imaginary
settler in another section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

That was a neat scheme put up by
Gene Grubb and Prof. CARLYLE on
the Worlds FAIR managers. A bull
headed superintendent named Co
burn had ruled that only thorough
bred cattle should be exhibited and
according to certain restrictions
winch shut out western range cattle.
The western oattleman depends upon
grading up khardy vigorous bovine
adapted TO the climate and must ex-
hiblt carload lots which will win bv
their evenness, color and condition.
However no persuasion or argument
could convince Coburn, and Presi-
dent Francis would do nothing.
However last week Congress was dis
cussing that little five million dollar
appropriation for the fair and it sud
denly appeared that nearly all west
ern representatives might line
against it, President Francis i'm
mediately saw great light and his
high and mighty superintendent
meekly ordered that range cattle are
to be admitted. 1t was as pretty a
trick as has been turned in many a
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

Those who remember the Spanish
war and its effect on prices are look
ing for dollar wheat and 6 cent beef
The open winter and a good hay crop
have bel ped out the Gunnison ranch
man who held his cattle for the raise
Japan and Russia must buy their
meats and -four largely from America.
Rice ofcourse can be secured from
China. The war is likely to last at
least two years, for although events
move swiftly in these days, the area
of fighting ground is immense and
the resources of both nations so vast
that victory for either side at the
start can be only temporary advant-
age.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
leeA NncATWuS
AOHs>s>ykAIssA >etHs.

Estaie II yoasn O. Ao~Hoy aecea-ed-
Tie sn,ier-a.sed. hs.siIas besr sIil.siIIfed Al.
ninl-tr-trsx 81 tise Ests4fe 1T ioisn q llosusy
bate of The tonty ~ tsssafi sssa isits 81 o.
oriifo. uscrs-si her'fsg notice thai zife l
sgslesr ss-iisre the tosslty onrt ef tislig4i-sBu
uisnfy. at the 0puri House ia t,ssnnisilu a. fhe
ItceHIt-sr term it-l. tiie ist-f nsisss "a et
rasaEy neat. beine tshruary 1nh. Iss4 a. which
time ali lrr ons hsyIlss claims against SAID -
tate sr~ notlfed sIia requested H. attend Tor
the psrusss OF haNiue tie same adjusted Az
gan.s.s- inaesssd ~ -aid Estate are requested
- make immediate ayment 10 the sndsr
isued.
Dated this 2l-t aay of JanEars. a. D. Iss
ANNEE N DoWN
Adm riztrsttrik
fir-f pub dan z. i<. I.a-i pnb feb ~ Iss4
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
A Pleasure Trim.

If YOU wish To take a trip to a
warmer climate and lower altitude
the Colorado and southern Ry will
give you a low rate for the round
trip to any Of the principal resor,
points in the south, southeast and
along the Mexican gulf There are
too. some delightful combination
rail and water trips. Write for
details.
T T. FISHER, Gen. Pass. Agt
Denver, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
soTiot of tI>AL skTTLkwENr.

In the matter % the Estate Of Jsmes d Far
rell, deceased.
Notice u hereby given, that on Monday
the 18th day Of March. A. d ls4 being one q,
the regular days Of the March Term of ths
County Court ~ Guunisun County in Probate
IN the state of Colorado, l. " ilhsm Hogan
Administrator 81 said estate. viu appear BE-.
Tore the judge Ot said Court. present my fns
settlement as such Administrator and pray IL.
approval = the same aud viii then apply 10 u.
discharged as such Administrator. At which
time and place any person m interest may ap
pear and present objections 10 the same II an,
there be
Dated at Gfunnison, Colorado, Febv s. 1914
WILLIAM HOGAN.
Administrator q the Estate Of James D. Far
rell. decea =ed.
First pub. I eh. u. Last pub NJ ch. II, 1874
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

Suppose Columbia and Uncle Sam
were individuals driving bargain
over the canal And suppose that
Columbia had decided not to ac-
cept ten million for the canal and
even boasted that it was worth more
and that she could get more. Then
suppose Uncle Sam said, We'll. in
the interests of what think is col
lective civilization" Ill just steal
Panama and don't you dare make a
move To get it back. Would that
be right Why it is that some people
hold a theory that it is wrong for an
individual but not for a nation to
theive. swindle, murder and support
polygamy and slavery. Time was
when the honor Of our country was
the dearest thing its administration
considered. Honor" has either come
b mean vastly different thing or
the morals Of the republican party
have detriorated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
~ nSss.
Plaintiff

Stat. :, In til. County Court
Joseph ". Wilson,
Plaintiff,
p..cbsl r. smith, Giles R. Kits Summons.
and " lillian H. Newcomb,
Defendant.
r.. pao,,e of the state of Colorado, To Pas
"hsIR smith Giles X. Kits and William
II Newcomb, the defendants above named.
GnEETISG;
You are hereby required TO appear ~ an &C,
tion beoaxht against you by the above named
plaintiff in the County Court oil duhnl-oh onn-
<, state of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
h~r..,S IL served within tins County or If served
cnt ~ this County, or by publicatinn, within
thirty days after the service here9i u7i'e %; 9i
/ - - an against YOU according to the prayer Of
H. c,mplsint And II a copy of tho complaint
[ l., he above entitled action he not served with
y, ~ s,nrocs ar il the service hereof be made
n, ,f tins state. then ten days additional 70
the time hereinbeiore speclhea ior appearshe. =
ard answer will be allowed before the taxing q
inSrr,ent by default as aforesaid,
The said action is brought 10 obtain decree
Of Court adJudgine any elhltn l.sn9 =, tis.s
| 10 the follow ing described property 10 be null
and void = GO. "A ,ba Nth W.,
n,,ar,sr and the North East Qnarler of the
Soutb West Quarter and the S"et, n AZ "i the
North East Quarter and IN, s ~
Wrth ! u est Quarter and the North West quar-
| - "a the south West Quarter m Sectl"n flsht'
yer Q, ~, VI n a., u all of the North East Quarter
- s.ci,on Rig hteen all in Township Ifts North
| ~ Range East. q,
anu i in plaintiri and that the title sf
Is,ntiff is superior and paramount 10 any clam
| af,itle or interest of defendants. as viii more
| tnlly ,tpesr from the complaint IN stid action
- .hirh reference l. here made.
| 70 IA you are hereby notified that II you IAN 70
49, a and ,o answer the said complaint a.
sppesi, ,',rired the said plaintiff viii cause
- a..fanIt to be entered and then pruceel 70
sndrmenf against you a prayed tor IN said
complaint -. ,ho soal ~ said
, ~. a, t,,,rriser in said COusty- tins twenty
flrs' oas =" GEO HETHERINGTON,
Iua-e .Ctla-- tlerf
r;r.t pub Feb. 12 Last pub Mar H. / ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
soIpt or Fi>,L,,>lTrI.st>T

In the matter Of the Estate 81 W L. Brown. de
easei.
Notice j. hereby given. That on Monday. the
14th day 81 March, a y. i04 being one nf tho
regular DAYS Of the March Term 2 the County
Court - trunnl-ou touuty in Probate. in the
state ~ Colorado. !. Homer I. Engle Admins
traitor II said estate. viii appear before the
Judge ~ sand Court. pres. NJ my final ilemeu,
a. such AduInlstrat or, pray the appr0va oi
the same, and VII then apply 10 be disci rl-a,i
a. such Administrator. At which time and
place any person IN interest may appear and
present objections TO the same. II auy there be
DATED at GUunisou. Colorado. February !.
1904
HOMER T ENGLE.
Aeniuistrator -of THE Estate Of W L. Brown
decreased
First pu Feb. L. Last pub Mar II 1904.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

Next to the Chicago fire the torn
ado Of flame which visited Baltimore
beginning last Sunday was the great
est in history Compared with Chic
ago the damage done is Sl25,OO0, 900
against S2eo,op0,0o0 and the loss
Of life almost nothing compared to
thousands burned to death. Another
feature that is To Baltimore's advant-
age is the large insurance, about
$50, 100000 This viii enable the
burnt district to be rebuilt with most
modern buildings. A graphic ac-
count Of the fire Is found on the in
side pages Of this paper. One lesson
of the FIRE Is that such a thing as an
absolutely firepreof building does
not exist The best Gre department
in the world can do no more than
get quickly in action and check small
fires When as at Baltimore a ire
mendous explosion covers a block
with flames in a few moments. no
human power except dynamite can
save a city. The fireman cannot get
within hose distance Of the flames
because Of the intense heat and the
little streams Of water are converted
INTO oxygen and hydrogen gas almost
before they strike and but aid the
combustian. II would seem that an
important part Of any large city
fire protection should be stores Of
dynamite that could be quickly util-
lied to blow mp buildings at critical
points.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

Three weeks ago the Tribune
which Is apparently grasping al
slraws 20 defend Peabody and Bell
published the villianous libel on
Colorado workingmen that of Is
Italians departed from Telluride l3
were criminals wanted by the Italian
government Now If this had been
true a sufficient reply would have
been that the mine owners to whom
Peabody has handed the reins OF
government should not have i'm
ported criminals TO drive out Ameri-
can miners, but Dir Cuneo. Italian
consul at Denver, has repudiated the
whole story as a nightmare of adj
mlnlstratiun newspapers. The Tel
lurlde Journal has had the grace To
deny the tale Let US see whether
the Tribune will now DENY it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

The recent spanish American war
is a great convenience o. the daily
papers Nearly al II them have au
hand pictures of this or thai battle
ship or cruiser Just rechristen
them with some Russian name and
they DO today for sunken vessels Of
the Gar, and tomorrow with Japa
nese names Tor NictTious ships Ii
lha MLkaAn
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

i.asi Wosk whoa az - ulfle NInd
4 rth II iAsaver hl,w train IT the
srsae ana upTed tillng= ~ z,uCr
ailx. isanEer papars lH-l-ie ails4f %
ws- sI9s.ni -sara ~ al parts 81
CalaFaeio. Nei az the Gannl,ou
country hardly q rlisio Il ~lnd has
Gsassri,ea oar hHe ii..lsan climate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

The war Is an and gates # death
yavu hIds7uzly far hundred thous-
and brave Russian and Japaness
peasants hghtiHQ i1r they know nut
what brouzht o. cruci and untimelv
graves by the rem1rsaless land greed
~ their Z Hftruuleuts.
'aLard, tod ct hn-fs, b. win " vet.
Lest we iarg-t i-st We lorget"
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

~ tc a-tna ty e n GRAY
aaa.slel Lars geek che c1usls,sslsss
l.i.l.Il O. ssri. .su- arraE in Jile Tar.acraFlh
readlng thc har shsal5 b. held
eia-s a. the ulaan tinlhar bsslss y
The wara u.if was lniorIsilaicd which
changed thl glesainz b. the exacs
opposite 1T ' hm Ar Gray inteas.ea.
Bemri ~5acamau NJ A. Gllias-
ueg Pre-idant oi the tiuuuison cs.an-
tg s,ock e5raeors Ass1ciaslan. soi
saeh q Elad afcr flr his cattle here
tlaf De- dld nat ship o. the river a.
b. expecsed The cattle topped the
cattle topped the market at 3y5
and the bunch averaged clase 10 Ns,
lhs Mr. Gllla-vey saws that he has
called q special meejing II his a.
sleiatian far the 2iHh # this month
- elect delegutcs D. the state conven-
uon Ca March u and IS lie saws
tha, all delegates will he in attend
aHoe and be- expects a rousIng meet
mg
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

Friends 1f the governor are pre-
paring an elaborate banquet Cor ham
the 23rd of February. Il is said o.
be nau partisan, bat any man be he
republican OF dem1cmtic who attends
that banquet and ielicitates the gov
ernor on spending $4,000 Co crush
union labor and not coneicting q
single law breaker will henceiorth be
a marked man by the voters If Color
ado
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

The NEWs-CHANPIoN has new
correspondent for the Ohio Creek
Valley. II now has a corp of III
active correspondents and rarely a
week occurs that seven or eight in
teresting letters do not appear under
VICINITY News
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
s~fn1 ~ vIsAL ssrrL.sHnI.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Jesse l.. Maydols
d~Deased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday the
7th eay cf March A. ID 1914, being one Of the
p.g~Iar days of the March Term ~ the County
state a Colorado. i, Frank Il Eells, Ad.
uioistrator Of said estate, will appear before
the Juaxe Of said Court. present my final settle
ment ss such Administrators, and pray the ap-
proval Of the same, and will then apply to be
discharged as such Administrator At which
time end place sny person in interest may ap-
ueor snd present objections 90 tho same, II any
there -.
Detsa st Gunnison, Colorado, February tth,
1soA.
FRAsk r. EELLs,
Admin not rstor Of the Estate Of jesse L. Maydois
Aeeeased
VirsS Pub. Feb. S. Lest Pub Mar loa
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

You Il think it was crazy farmer
who onl y MIXED his cows once a
month-some advertisers are just the
same.-White' Savings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
ostIuaL FsFEE of srSNIsoS ooUNTl

AuaucaH- -vH1 aitize Nlfh iAe
under d. au1 ~ alnf icufhs si aar
pcapla are -cerel.v hepnz a. s.sc
Japan wlI, aae oaIth vifh her bHlk 5
oppouent And thsi in spite Il tic
'veil1w peril winch NAV result
sha,sli thc Mang1liaas discover tbair
uus.er
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
" O Mot ORD
Defendant

Defendant
The People of the State of oolorsau. b. o
Met ord. the siciendant above named .tfhEET
I'VE:
Non are herehy required 70 appear IN an ac-
tion brought against hy the above named
plaintih in the tounty tourt 81 Guuni-on oun-
ty state - { tuiorsdo. and answer the cumpls MT
therein within twentv day alter the service
hereof. u served wi.bit this County or. y
served ont OF this 'ouIity, or by pubiratiun.
within thirty days after the service hereof ex
elusive of the day of service. Judgment By
1ieiault will be taken against you accordiBe 10
the prayer 81 tine complaint aud n y clpy Of
the complaint IA the above entitlad action be
hot served wi1h this summons. n ths service
leresf he mad. cut Of this state. then ten DAYS
additional 10 the time hsrrus hoVc specified
ftr apgearance ana answer will be allowed ne
bore the tai ing ~ judgment by default a. siore-
said.
The said action L. brought TO recover from
YOU th" sum Of Thirry-two Dollars aud seventy
nsecent~ claimed to be tue plaintiff FOR merchan-
disc sold and delivered 20 you by u between the
2nd das ~ July and the ith day Of august. A. u.
isl, inc iudin9 interest thereon to date aud
costs 81 tins action. a. will more fullv appear
ference Is here made and copy of which Is
hereunto attached.
And You ere hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear. and to answer the said complaint a.
above required, the said plaintiff Will cause
your default to he entered and then proceed 10
complaint.
- Given under nv hand and the seal of
a~ "A said ourt at 6uunIsun. in said tuun-
Jty. tins thirteenth day of March.
GEo. HKTHERT~sIoN.
Judge and Acting CLERK.
First pub. Jan. -: last pub. Feb. r. 1901.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

Wm CLARK drove 10 Ggnnison
Saturday last having taken in the
dance al HowesilIe the evening be
fore With bis father Mr. Clark has
an excellent ranch ou Taylor river
Just above the mouth If Crystal
creek ID comprises 307 acres Of
arabic land which they took up as a
placer claim and thereby avoided the
necessity Of hling ON hillsides.
Thirty acres is under cultivation and
last season something over 30 tons
of fine timothy hay was cut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
NoTht ~ WHIST usEtiNG ~ CREDITORS.

N0TNk ~ ttR>f ukttiNG ~ CREDITORS.
IN the District Court Of the United States Tor
the District Of Colorado. In Bankruptcy
ln the mstterof
albert r. O-ts,rne. In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of Albert P. Osborne of
Somerset in the County Of 6unnison and dis
trict aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that ON the 18th day Of
January, A, ID 1894, the said Albert Z. Osborne
was duly adiudcated bankrupt and that the
hrst meeting of his creditors will be held at the
Court Mouse in Gunnison. Colorado. on the 10Th
day Of February A. II. 1874, at the hour uf ~
q clock in the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend prove their claims, ap-
point u trustee. examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business may properly
come before said meeting
FREDERICK ". HEATH,
special Referee in Bankruptcy
uentrose. Colorado, January 20, 1914
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

On special invitation. Secretary
Thomas b. Parker. # the Colorado
Promotion and Publicity Committee.
visited the State agricultaralex exhibit
Tor che Warlds Fmr. IN Denver. last
Friday lie pronounccs the exhibit
a marvel Ii Is difficult % conceive
thai Colorado. the State af mines.
mountains and plains, could produce
80 rich and wonderful variety of
grams and grasses. The exhibit
viii be- an eyc-oponer far the East.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
=, 3 Mons

~iase of foioraao. a. - 60.
The sunn Hardware Compans
Plaintiff
Summons
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

state s9i1Tads ,i0n",scn IL. In the County Court
Joseph ". Willson;
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12

r;rt rub Feb. 12. Last pub. Mar II, L o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
8erfammlmms Der 8erf4ermnss:
Msenten einberufen.

Cine BON ben bieiissn Ngenten Der
-Yerfiderungs- -@sfellidaften auf seftern
anbsranmte @eriammlung puroe auf
morgen beri6ober. Die Ngenten pa.
ben befanntlid fiir3lib einen 8eidluB
gsfabt, bur9 peldsn fie ii1 ueigern,
bic bon ben @sieai6aften erb5bten Der.
fiderunssraten, wel9e am 1. NoDem.
pbsr in Sraft treten foQten, au eouse.
tiren. Eie @eieqf4aften baben on bic
asenten bie aufOrberuns geifeat, oie=
fen 8ei9luB bebinsungslos 3u wioer.
rufen uno bierauf Elm Subs@omite gu
ernennen, tpeldes nit einem @snlite
Der @sisllidaften Johann conferiren ioa.
lleber bieie Ingele9enbeit msroen bis
Nqenten nior9en berathen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Gommercial=Glm
Gin Gmpfans ;u @brsr pes Senator 5air'
banfS.

Der Commercial Club peran1faltet
niorgen = Witttpo1 - Mbenb in iei.
men &dumen su @bren oes gum Yiee.
Prdfioenten Der Ser. Staatert erpdbl.
ten Genator Tairbants einen gr pFang
uno ,Smoter". 0err Sobn %. &ern.
prdfieent beg Clubs, tpirb i'm Wamen
oehelben benz Senator bic @lhfmhnI4e
iibermitteln.
Ser Club bat bei9loilen, in 3utunfi
auBer BEN z. au9 nod bas 8. Stod.
mert ieines @s6dubes fir ieinsn eige-
men 8ebraud au bsnuben. 9as 8.
Stodwert foll u. u. ben b.beuteno per=
9rOBerten Speiieiaal, iotpie apei pri.
bat=Speiiesimmsr entbalten.
Sie @eiammttoten Der projectirter
gerbeRerun9en meroen fi9 auf etwc
$4,000 belanfsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
SramerfmnSe fur eiae befannts
oenti1e Tamtlie.

Illus ct. 2ouis, Wo., erbielt 9efern
0err 2arl Plefdner Die traurige Na9.
ri&t, oaB bort iein 6obn 6erm n
ple dner In benz iu9enoli9en
Nlter bon nur etrpas itber 25 Sabren
our1 ben Sob abberufen tpurbe. 9ie
fferbli9en .ueberrefte oes 10 frhb3eiti9
aus benz 2eben abberufenen iunsen
Mannes, Der iid LIBERAL aagemeinel
Beliebt6eit erfreute, gelangte am Won'
rag Mbenb in Der @obnung ieiner 81
tern 2420 pearion Npe. on, bon tpt
aus aud bic 8eeroieuns am Mitt
mod gfadmittag 2 ubr ftattfinoer
tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@lad im l1mslad.

Wie bur9 elm Wunber entaing ae.
fern Mbeno 5. &. @bilbers, 1916
&ingeolo Ctr, elm 66 Sabre alter
@erfi4erunes= M9ent, benz Sdifiale
nur9 einen 3ug berffiimmelt 3u tper=
ben.
Mn Der 3rsusuns Der panbanoIs @e=
leiIe uno Der @ruieStr. mar CT bon iei-
nem &aoe abseifie9en, um einenGra9t-
aug bOrbeifabren au lahen, fieg bann
wisber auf, um bic Seleiie 3u trsu3en.
als er our9 einen einfabrenben perio=
nen3ua getroffen tpurbe. Gum @lhds
mar @biloers bereits iOweit iiber Doe
@eleiie binaus, baB nur nod bas Din,
terab ieines 8icpcle getrofen tpurbe.
Der Wann murbe init GROCER Wu9
3ur @rbe 9sf9leubert uno trus erbeb'
li&e 8erlebun9en on ber 0iiffe babOn
Die Nmbulan3 tberftbrte i'm in Iein,
Wobnung. Das &ao tuuroe BEL be,
@olliiion sertriimmert. Cine piertel
Setunbe Beripdtuns ufb @biloer!
mdre unter bic &dber seratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Der Stabtratb belt eefsrn cine
Special-SiBuna ab. Sn oerfelben
muroen unter Sufpenoirung Der &e=
geln $500 aur Bsifreituu9 zines 8beils
Der nnfoifen. mel6e ourh bic am OOns
nerftag itattfinoenoe patriotiide 5eier
sntfteben, beruilli9t.
Nuf griu6en oes Mapors miro Der
Staotratb fib aIs @mpfanes.@omite
fatuiren unb am Oonneritag MOrgen
nit oem Wapor unh ben anoeren Wit=
alieoern beg lotalen @omites nat 0in=
cennes reiien, UNI Die 9erren bon
philadelphia. uelte Die @seorte bei
biliorii9en @lOde biloeu, gu beariiben
Ntit ben BOrbereitungeu fir oiefen
AusHus oes Staetratbs muroe Elm aus
ben Staoipdtern @raa, 4rauie, &bo'
oss, Suliuan uno WOlfiffer befeben'
oes @omite betraut.
Sonit murben feine @ei9dfte bor
8ebeutung erleoigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Sast, ibm iunrse nit Grmor=
bang seorobt.

Samss Sieele. elm 18 Sabre alter
@anbpmadsr. 900 Yeru Nuenue wObn=
baft, puroe burh Die Sstettibes SaIp
uno Mus9rpoe beute frhb unter In=
tlaae Der Wiba6tuns beg @eridts per=
baftet. Siegle mar am 8: Nopsmbsr
als 3euge porgelaosn uno eridien..
Der Soil purbe auf ben IL. Nobbr.
perIdoben unb bann srIdien Sie9le
nidt, mus isBt aber fur Die auf ben Is.
b. M. anberaumte Berbanolung er=
ideinen, ob er min Ober nidt.
Sisele in ieiner 3slls iiber ben Wor=
faa befraat, siebt an, oab ibm. I'M
6aqe er als 3eu9e auftreten weroe.
NIT grmorbuns eebroht tpurbs.