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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-09
HE Gould HARnLv GET :. UP.

p. II. Duffy of Ashley, ILL.,, writes.
This is to certify. that have taken
two bottles of Foleys Kidney Cure and
it has helped me more than any otnet
medicine. | tried many advertised
remedies, but.none of them gave me
any relief. My druggist recommended
Foley's Kidney Cure and it has cured
me. Before commencing its use / was
in such shape that could hardly
get up when once down. 30. Cole 8
Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-09

Surprising you're busted-haven' I "a
dime,
Getting poor isn't serious crime !;
Put on bold front. work with all
your might, you re sure to win by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea at night
II. +. Christensen AMASA.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-09

IAkEN III - a
bronco, branded on hind
better $50. Owner can ha
by proving same and payine
ChaA Peterson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
HERALD'S APPEAL.
Asks the County Board to Stand
by the B. r. Johnson Co.

4I.3t6lA>J ~ - - -. JoA4lAoSAAJ ~
The Religious Herald Of this week
calls upon the county school boards TO
stand by the b. II. Johnson Publishing
Company, Of this city and give It as
much patronage as Is possibley 1t de-
ciarcs that the company is a public en-.
terprlsc. which should be given the cor
dial support OF the State and the South.
Within few weeks now says the
Herald, "the local boards will adopt the
school books for the children of the State
and We venture to express the earnest
hopo that the books of our homo COM
pany may find favor with them. both
on their own merits and for the reason
that they are the product Of our own
home enterprise. We have not q dollar
OF stock In he johnson Publishing COM
lpany and It Is needless 10 say that this
utterance Is wholly disnterested. Nor
can the Religious Herald be successfully
convicted Of any narrow or sectional
spirit. Nevertheless, when our own best
citizens, With noble public spirit, organ
Ice an enterprise Of this kind and meet
public eSpecta tions in the character and
quality Of their work. and when the
success Of their enterprise Is fraught
with blessings to scores and hundreds
OF our own people, while It's failure would
bring disaster to some OF the truest and
most faithful men We have ever known,
We do not count 1t an unworthy thing to
appeal In this column TO those who have
tho matter in hand to look with favor
upon the admirable series of books which
this COMPANY offers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
ANDERSON ON TRIAL.
He Is Accused Of Robbing the
Postoffice at West Point,

The United States District Court was
engaged up to adjournment at 3;aa yes
terday afternoon With the trial OF the
case Of John Anderson. alias Joe AN
derson. white, charged with breaking into
and robbIng the United States postottlce
at West Point. Va. and stealing there
from certain stamps, money etc. An
derson had been Indicted on TUESDAY.
The accused was represented by Attor-
ney Harry NJ. Smith, Jr.. while the Cow
eminent was represented BY District At
torney L. l.. Lewis and his assistant,
Mr.. Hugh Gordon Miller
The testimony for the prosecution was
begun and concluded yesterday. but ow-
ing to the absence OF certain material
witnesses for the defense the taking
OF testimony for the prisoner was not
begun. but will be eaken up to-day. The
evidence adduced yesterday Is subs:-n-
TALLY the same as that offered before
Commissioner Brady at the preliminary
hearing before him recently. the wits
nesses being the same. The government
apparently has strong case, but the
evidence Of the defendant may change
tho aspect Of the case.
No other business was taken up yes
tcrday by the court. which adjourned
until 1890 A. NJ. to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
!. ENGINE LOT SECURED.
Board Of Fire Commissioners to
Have New House Built.

Tho Board OF Fire Commissioners an-
nounce the purchase OF a lot in the rear
Of Richmond College, at I.ombardy and
Broad Streets. upon which to construct
the new engine house. a forecast Of
which was contained In The Times Dis
patch OF Sunday The lot fronts on
Broad Street, and Is So by $50 feet. The
property waz purchased from Major OF
way s. Allen by Captain James r. Shop
pard for the board, The new house is to
cost 5000. and will be one of the hand
soonest In the South. The commissioners
propose to have the building ready for
occupancy by September LIST Of this year.
1t viii be bull tfor the accommodation
OF truck as we'll as an engine COM
panY, and later on 1t will be equipped
with the most modern machinery. The
new house Is to be constructed and oper-
ated for the benefit of the growing
western section known as the Lee Dis
trfrf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
UNIQUE WAGER.
Will 10000 Blue Ribbons Go
Around Capital Square.

a unique wager Will DO settled at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
MI, Evan Mueller and Mr.. Henry
tI,erch are tho principals to the wager,
and the forfeit is a banquet to selected
party of friends, to be given at Camp
bells.
Mr., Mueller made q wager with Mr.,
Lerch that 10000 Of the blue ribbons used
on the Pabst bottles would not reach
around the Capitol Square. {l
For two weeks both gentlemen have
been collecting the ribbons, They have
been sewed to a tape line, and at 4
o'clock this afternoon the test will be
made, beginning at Ninth and Capitol
Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
.NEICHBORHOOD ROW
in POLICE COURT.
Mrs. Bane Put Under Bonds
Appeal III a Sunday Liquor
s5t1 -,ca q

A ne!ghborhood row vas ventilated III
the Police Court yesterday. and as re-
suit, Mrs. Willie Bane was placed under
bonds FOR two days
She was alleged to have SAID thangs
q bout h.r next door neighbor, ana when
scme boys in the neighborhood threw
some rocks at her house. she appeared AZ
the front door and fired pistol.
Thou she was alleged to have said
some moro things, and q policeman ar
rested her
The evidence. to the mind Of Justice
John, WAS against her, and the bond was
required I.
The case OF Morris Newan was not
CONC into. A verdict OF guilty was hand.
ed Gown from the throne. and an appeal
was taken Newan was fined 500 for
selling liquor on Sunday, and 500 for SELL
ING t,, minor. He was also given III
tccn days in jail. A. conviction IN the
upper court carries a revocation OF license
Whit.
results: @
willie Robinson. for breaking, into a
blacksmith shop, was sent TO the grand
jury.
John Nicholson got sixty days for
threatening his wife.
Joe Lewis paid IS for being dlsoreriy
nfthe street. s4s4
John Thoma. went down for four
months for shoplifting e, Il
Dave Lamb was charged $50 for 8
pair OF brass knucks concealed bout u,
his Clothes.
Sor,e plain DRINKS followed. Ill z3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
ANNUAL MEETING,
Prison Association Will Take Up
Important Business.

The annual meeting of the Prison As
ISOLATION or Virginia will be held a. the
rooms OF the T. P. a. at y. NJ, TO-
day. S8
This meeting is for the election OF off,
GERS for tho ensuing year. nndtit Is I'M
5portant that every member Of the assoc
citation be present
In the issue Of this paper of April 9TH
a communication signed "Member'' was
pubusned, asking u number Of Questions
in regard 10 the presidents report. and
Of it Is probable that these questions will
be answered at this meeting, It will
move TO DO ono OF more than usunl ~.
,erest, and 1t Is hoped that there Will
be larger attendance than there has
generally been at tho annual meeting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
LARGE SUMS
FOR MISSIONS
Announcements Just Made by
the Presbyterian Executive
Committees.
Committees.

Reports from two Of the most I'M
portant executive committees OF the
Southern Presbyterian Church of the
amount OF contributions in the church
year which closed on March slst are
most encouraging, Or. Chester announces
that. the receipts OF the Foreign Mission
treasury for the fiscal year were $50
523,72. IA gain over those Of last year Of
,s56,07o,43. 5s
The hooks OF tho Home Mission Com
mittee closed ON April LIST, showing that
tho total receipts for the year We're sal.-
74s,94. being s22s,ee95.a7 larger nan the prs
vlous year. These figures are very graft
tfvinr and the Presbyterlans here are
much pleased with the showing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
THE HYGEIA HOSPITAL. +
Private sanatorium Of Dr., ]. AL
1icon Hodoec RI he En1aroed

llSon hodges 70 pc EnlaIgeQ.
The liygea Hospital, pr. Hodges's
private sanatorium. Is to be enlarged
during the early part Of the summer to
innrc ttHl,s double Its presel,t capacity.
This institution was established five
months ago, and has been taxed to It's ut
most capacity the entire winter.
1t is beautifully located on West Grace
Str.,'. the cwginal building being the
l.anehorrn mansion. ono OF the hands
so.nost residences In the city, and nearly
uppostc tho Jefferson Hotel. n
q II las both hospital and sanatorlum fea-
lures, and only medical cases are taken.
It being most completely equipped for
these purposes.
,Tlss tath department, which is model
ed after the celebrated Buruch system,
and which Is open to residents of the
city. has attracted q .n.gn local patron
ago during the mast wnt9r, ana Is In
itsele quite an extensive establishment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
WEDNESDAY, CLUB BOXES
BE SOLD At AUCTION

Owing to tho demand for boxes at the
music festival of the "Wednesday Club
AM, their limited number. the board OF
governors have decided to put them up
at auction.
They will be sold to the highest bidder
at an auction to DO held at the CLUB
Office, No, sci East Main Street on Fr-
day, April 18th. at =. NJ. All persons:
Interested are cordially invited to be
7prcsent at this sale. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
MILITARY HOP.
Walker v, Light Guard Entertain
Their Friends.

The monthly reception given by the
walker Light Guard last ntiAt proved
. to be a most enjoyable affair.
rhe company was formed at O'CLOCK
and IN vas nut through q stiff drill By Gap,
tain Miller. When this had been completed
tha dancing commenced and was con-
tinued until d late hour. a string or,
s,hastra furnished the music, which added
speatly to The pleasure of the evening,
\ c,uite large number Of ladies ana
gentlemen were present, oil OF whoWN
Seemed 10 have enjoyed themselves thor
sculghly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
GAME SATURDAY.
---rv<-r-
Double Header Between Mon
trea1 and Twin City Leaguers.

Manager Charlie Atherton has apranged
~ NAV a douh,e-header at Broad Street
Dark on saturday with two teams OF the
Twin city League, o,c,oc,s rbe
( The games will begin ~ of.psM, tl ~
va he second with the Olympas,
az Woth these clubs are strong ones, and
~, M NN,ontreals do not anticipate walk
of ,rho games will be ones IN which the
.treneth of two of the strongest teams
I, The Tic irwin City League will be shown 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

Roeber Is q leading exhibition wrestler,
He and Nluldoon Travelled about the
country for several years, lie Is con-
sldsred the champion Greco'Roman
wrestler of the world, now that Muldoon
has rstred.
Professor pwyer said last night hes
would have no 9h1eetlon to msating Roe
Pardello Is expected hero this week to
arrange with pwyer for the match to be
given next Wees
Professor pwysr NIL 60 to Charlottes,
vile to-day TO ttxa or Q match at that
place tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Meeting at Asheville.

Messrs, a. Rlerne Blsir ana II. Garnott
Tabb, managers here for the Travellers
Insurance 2 4, companS, Of HsEtfoEd, for
lima, are In AsheviIle, N, 10. attending n
meeting Of the Southern Representatives
of the comnany, The. conference VIII
last for several days, and the officers Of
The company are understood Ia be pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Election Laws Compiled.

The various election laws Of the state
p piled into ono volume, and are are now
ready for distribution at the Office Of the
Secretary at the commonwealth. Comics
will he sent out to the various election
in the city elections to be held In June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

h Medical Association Meeting.
= Tho annual meeting of the Church Hill
Medical Association will be helds this eve,
Ming at s o'clock in the roomsSof the
q Several ! ss. Interesting papers. Will pe read
al this meeting, ~ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
MAY MEET RoEBER.
Famous Wrestler Wants to Come
to Richmond.

r,,g editor Of The Thmes,p ispstch from
Ma NIart IN NIudoon, asking that a mat Sh
h 49, arranged for him 10 meet Ern3M
~ here within tho next two wsexf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

Richmond College. Flo will take as his
subject Liquid lAir." Z.
This Lecture. PROMISES to be one OF the
most interesting OF the series, and VIII
There is no admission fee. and the pub
llc Is cordially invited to attend. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Lecture on LIQUID Air.

The Lecture Committee OF the Mechan-
les Institute announces that the next
auditorium Of the institute this evening at
S o'clock by Professor j. Rufus Hunter Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Mr.. Wesson Doing Nicely.

W.T. VVtssQEt I3u4I1S TV1eE1y'
Mr.. Charles M, yVesson, who was OPP
Grated on a day or two ago by DR. Lewis
Captain Wessogl will be glad 40 see his
friends WheneYer they may cal, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

The Chamber Of Commerce.
The first quarterly meeting OF the Rich
mond Chamber Of Commerce for, the year
1904 will be held IN the assembly ha9i 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

11eber 2Dtpeniagben in Moborro
tpirb Der nOeuti9 : Sftafritani16en
3eitung" bon bort sef9rieben: rungez
fGbr >5tpet GilDmeter bon Mpborro ents
fernt tparen 2Dtpen bemerft poroen,
heren Spuren in Elm tleines Oidi9t
fibrten. Runb I'm bas Sidi9t batten
bic @9par5en dies @ras n~ieberqetre<
ten unb bas 9ebiif9 bi9t umiteut.
Die @ingeborenen, gegen 100 Mann,
tparen nit 8orberlabern pber nit
Speeren be~naffnet. @ir, Der 8es
sirfsamtmann, Der poli5eifelbpebe[,
Der 9emeinbe1 ecretGr unb Der Brief.
f9retber, bertbeilten uns unb fletterten
auf eintge in Der NG6e itebenbe 8Gume.
Stun trat Elm Mf9enai bpr, pelfer
Dana (3aubere) ma9te, b. +. er mart
@rbe unb aaerlet anberen &ram in bas
8ebif9, murmelte alerlei unperftGnbs
li9e Worte unb bergleiGen uniinn
me6r. Die Mf9en5ts glauben an biee
fen 8lObiinn unb benfen, Der 2Dpe lit
auf biefe Meife gebannt unb gretfe feis
men BON ben Sbrtgen an. Die 20pen
anttDorteten 3uer5t MIR nit Drummer
unb 8nurren, Big ibnen bic Sa9e at
ungemiitbli6 purbe unb Tie plDBli9
aus benz 9idi9t berpprbru9en.
Der 9err 8e5trfsamtmann, ber bes
reits BON feinem Baum berunterges
tlettert mar, erfegte ben eriten 21tpen,
Elm fairies mdnnli9es S6ier. Damn
bra9 elm anberer SDpe ouf meiner
Seite bur9, auf BEN bic S9tpar3en
aus tbren 8orberlabern Elm tpa6res
S9neGfeuer rt9teten. 2eiber fpnnte
i9 ni9t gu S9uB fpmmen, ba in benz
Mugenblid, als Der 2Dpe bur9bra9,
er ii9 mttten 5niI9en ben @9por5en
befanb, unb i9 in bteiem 5a1e lei9t
einen Menf9en hdtte treffen f0nnsn.
Sd fletterte nun BON meinem Baum
6erunter unb ndbm an Der 8erfpl9unq
bes 2Dtpen t6etl. ODD bic 8eitie mar
NUT 500 Meter pett geGaufen unb Damn
BON benz itarten 8lutperluit erf9Dpft
liegen eeblieben. norauf fe ben Sang
f9uB erbtelt. Mu9 biefes mar Elm
mGnnli9er 2Dme. Sim neibli9er
nurbe audi nod bon ben S9par5en
erlegt. 9ret 2Dnen entfamen, borun=
ter elm alter 9err NIT elmer md9tigen
Mtdbne, notwithstanding bas Samilien=
pberbaupt. gs tparen alfo i'm 9an5en
feds QDpen i'm 9tdt9t gepefen, bon
benen brei CUR Strede gebra9t tpurs
ben.
!Sier i'm 8e5irf gibt es iebr piele
2Dpen; erft Dor einigen Sagen tpurbe
BON ben Mf9en5is Elm aftes peibtifes
S6ier erlegt, bas bereits bret 2eute
aerrihen battle
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

9eu= e 9as @efpann beg
SrobnereibeiiBers Ruftmann purbe
bon benz BON ManiB fommenben 3uge
beim u%ebergang an Der Pap~ierfa6rif
erfuBt, Der Wasen tbeilneife sertriim=
inert unb Huftmdnn eetDbtet. Die
Pferoe gingen bur9.
G t 0 d. Sn benz !6aufe Sci Der
Marientirne IS fanb Elm S6uBmann.
Der 1t9 bort aus Der WDbnung bes
Mn1agenpG9ters &arl Mebius bic
@9liiHel gu benz fosenannten @9reiz
berei : 9ebdube bolen poute, Mebiis
unb beHen gbefrou bepuBtlos in benz
Wobn5immer bor. Gs lag Elm I'm,
gliidsfau bur9 @inat6mung BON &ohs
lenprpbgas, bas benz sebei5ten Sfen
entniden mar, bor. Die gbsfrau mar
bereits tobt, nGbrenb an benz Monne
nod 2ebens5ei9en pahrgenpmmen
purben. Man bra6te Mebtus in bas
uniberittdts : Grantenbaus.
@roen6nrs.
SIbenbure. Sci Mnbauer SOS
bann 9einri9 Oblboff in petersfebn
perfaufte feline SteIe CUR 9rOBe BON
uneefdbr IL Sid nit Nntritt gum L.
Uaat an ben9ausfobn 8ernbarb 6ein>
rt9 S9pegmann in Neuenlanbe. Der
&aufpreis betrdqt 5000 Marf.
Sabe. @6miebemeifter 8. b.
6Gfen bat iein Gei9dft a~ufgegeben; ss
tperben fi9 bafur nieber spet etabltz
rem, 10 boB i'm bieiigen Srte bret
S6miebemeiiter in unmittelbarerNdbe
beiiammen tpobnen.
90 eferftebe. Der 5ausfpbn
Sobann Oilers aus Weiterlob bate
bas unglid, auf Der gbauHes WeiteL
ftebe : 8ursforbe nit einem anberen
8efpann 5ufammen 5u fabren, buB er
fi3, oa er neben benz Wasen sing, bic
re9te S9ulter erbebli9 berleBte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
prr Gromptter DER Dnmmeim.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Sonias uaD
IebenOe GentiIafnrcn.

Iebeuoe Gentilatorcn.
Cine merftpiirbi9e @rI6einuns 1T
Der .Srompeter" Der 9ummeln, elm
grDbes 9ilfspeib9en, bas ii9 frIbe
am Worgen 3pii9en "A urb A ubr
ouT bas Dad bes Ne1tes begibt unb
bort unter lebbuftem 5ligeli9lugen
etn 80 Bis so Minuten lung bauern=
bes &on5ert anItimmt. Miro Der
S%rompeter BON einem 8epba9ter entz
fsrnt, 10 trttt alsbolo cine anbere
groBe Summel an feline @teae. Man
bat Bel bieien @ortommnifen 3uneiit
an etnen Weder geba6t. 3u elmer unz
oeren Sel1tun9 fDmmt mar inbeB,
tpenn mar bic 8;enea bepba9tet.
Wenn es ii9 Bel Der 8ienen barum
bdnoelt, ben StDd gu pentiliren, 10
fteben ein5elne ober biele 8ienen bin=
ter chamber am Sluglphe unb i9logen
raftlos nit ben 5liigeln, fDo6ei Elm
fummenber Son er5eugt nirD: Sci
otefer 3bdttsteit nirft cine Der an
oeren Die Butt gu, 10 boB Elm ftarfes
8olf tnnerbal6 peniger Stunben bret
gfunb 5eu9ttgfeit unb nebr gum
5luglo6 btnausfG9elt. Ser 3ped
btefer 8s~ntilatipn fam in elmer Som
benitrung bes Neftars, in Der 8erminz
berung f~tarfer 9ibe ober snblt9 in Der
8%ertreibung f9le9ter 9eriihe be-
fteben. Si9erlt9 berrf9t nun in
etnem untertrbii9en 6ummelbau mad
8eenbigung Der Na9trube am friben
Morgen feline quite 2uft, um 10 neniz
ger, als bic Snfafen ibre Saeces tn
nerbal6 bes Neftes a~b5uge6en pflegen.
9a5u tommt, baB bic grbfeu9tigfeit
fi9 iiber Na9t lei9t iteigern lam,
ober baB Die 8erbuni tungsfeu6ttgfeit
bes febr fliifitgen 9ummelbontss einen
0ieberf9lag beruriu9t. NGes bas
iinb Momente, bic auf bic Notbtpen=
btgfeit elmer 8entilation bintpeifen.
@s 1T baber b0@ft tpa6rf6etnlid, bab
Der Srompeter ni9ts anberes 1T als
Elm @entilator. Mtt bteIer Oeutung
ftimmt es Therein, baB nur itarfe unb
untertrbtf9 bauenbe 80lfer einen
Srompeter befiBen, boB Der lebtere in
Der NG6e Der @entilationslo9er, beren
bas Neftlo9 Itets cine Reihe beiibt,
i~tutionirt tit unb boB er biz CUR @rz
f90pfung in feiner SbGtiefett per=
BART.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Die OF 81

Oie5if9erponOf : Die
benoD an Der St5ee 1inb Die5er Sage
bon ar9em MiBgeI9id betrDffen NOR
ben. Sic paren ausgefa6ren, Inn
StOrneBe etn3u3ieben, unb purben altf
See BON einem Sturm iberraf6t.
S3on Bel benz erften @inbItoB 3erriI=
len Die 9esel. @inem She'll Der ST
f4erfohr5euge selang es, ben 9iepez
noiper Stranb gu erreiden, bod tan1ers
fat idmmtli9e 8oote f9per be59Gbigt
OH, BON anberen fe6lt iebe Na9ri9t.
Sine fur9tbure 6abrt muB audi Der
5H9er Meagnik gema9t baben. gr
mar ebenfaas nit ieinem Rutter dltsz
gefa9ren; Der Sturm 5errtB aber bic
@egel, legte ben Maft INN, unb bic
Weaen braden bus Steuer. go biz
bette bas feline Sabr5eug, in benz iiG
ouber benz Slider mod bret 9eblfen
befanben, einen Spielbaa Der Wenen.
Sret Gage unb bret NG9e bra6ten
bic n~ngliidliden auf bober See gu,
metlentpeit fortsetrieben, ohne iealide
Nahrung, ieben Muoenblid BEN Sob
por Mngen. 69lieBli9 purben lie
bur9 bic StrDmung na9 Stolpmiinbe
getrteben nrb fanben bort i1nterfunft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

Oos q cue # e unb 30
beIfe {. Sas r@tabtblatt" in Sauer,
56leiien, entbielt leBtbtn i'm Nnnon=
centbeile folgenbes perlodenbe Ginse=
fanbt: pDos Neuefte unb Nobelfte,
ipas man Bel 8egrdbnihen boben fam,
lit unftreitig Der 2ei9entpueen Der
Sif9lerinnune; berfel5e pirb mad
brei 8loTen berIie6en: erfte &laffe Elm
@ngel, 3peite &lafe Elm &reu3 nit
gbritusfDrber brittle &laHe Elm &reu3.
UNI fei fomit biefer 2ei9enpogen Dem
aptErten Bublitum 5eitens embFohlen,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

Sm WeinteIIer. Die SdHer
miifen nit GROCER Sorgfalt fpnnbpoa
gebalten perben, ba ft9 ionft lei3t
@ffigpfldn39en unb anbere i9Gbli9e
Btlae auf Dem Dein bilber. Man lufte
BON 53eit gu 53eit. aber ni9t gu lange.
8eim g Gen bet Stief<
m ii d febe man auf ie6r
sutes unb reseGmGbiges Jeu9tbalten
Der grbe; BEL @onneni9ein 1T au9
nod bic Muafadt Al bef4dttes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

9aare als u muIet. DIS
benin Nusbru9e beg ruffif9zjapani=
f6en Srieqes Elm @plbat in Softo feiz
ner Mutter 2ebetpo6l fugte, f6nttt ii9
bic ate Srau ibr gauges !9aar nit
einem S6Derte ab unb iibergab es
ibrem Sobne fammt 9aarfamm unb
9aarpfeil. u@eb, mein tapferer 9obn,"
fagte tie, u5ieb in ben &rieg unb mimi
bies nit Dir. Sci tapfer gegen ben
5einb unb DersiB, baB Ou cine Mutter
baft!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Ser @ernGiinn Der Dmnoe.

Getm 0unDe 1T Die J}d1e Der 9runbz
finn, befen Seblen i'm pDQig unz
brau9bar ma9t. Die 8linb6eit zines
5unbes, bic iibrigers npbl eben1o bGuz
fig bprfommt nie bic Der 8feroe, fam
man ni9t 1ofort n%a6rnebmen. Gin
rte9unfGbiger 9unb tit iebo9-mit
Nusnabme bes Winbbunbes, Der nit
BEN Nugen, ni9t nit Der Nafe iagt--
fat ebenio f9limm buran, tpie ein
blinber Meni9. 0as eebt beutlid
aus ben unterfu9ungen 6erpor, Die
8iffi unb nu4 tbm @9Giff aniteGten.
Sic 5erf3nitten ~faugenben 9unben
ben &ie9nerben unb ben Gie9folben.
Na9bem bies eef9ebeu mar, fro9en
bic 9inb9en f9einbar geiunb i'm Ga
ger lumber; aber lie tDnnten Die 3tBen
Der Mutter ni9t me9r finben, unb es
blieb nt9ts anberes ibrig, ais Iie NIT
telft elmer SpriBe gu erndbren. sic
md6ten Sdu9oerfu6e an etnem err
tpGrmten S9afspel5e unb merften Die
gfG6e Der Mutter getpObnlt9 erft bur9
8~eriibrung. Nls fie gu laufen began
men, pertrrten fie ii9 uab fanben 0as
Eager nt9t tpteber. Jleif9 unb 8rDt
in Der Mtl9 IieBen 1te liegeu, 5ogen
fpdter bas Gletf9 benz 8rote niht bor,
nabmen bas Sutter nur bur9 bu5
@efi9t pabr unb lieBeu ii9 besbalb
lei9t unb in Der aIerfonberbarIt ten
Weife tGuf9en. Seu9ttgfeit unb
WGrme zines 9egenftenbes leitete tie
babel oft gdnalt9 fell. sic lieBen
trodenes Sleif9 liegen. ledten cher
ben eigenen 6arn unb BEN eigenen &otb
ouf. S9peflige @Gure unb anbere
ftarfe @erii9e beanteten tie gar ni9t;
Nmmontat unb Qetber bepirften nod
ldngerer 3ett Ntefen, aber erft biel
fpGter als BEL anbern 9unben. Nls
tie grOBer purben, 5eisten fie ni9t Die
gertngite &nbdnglt9fett an ben Men=
f6en.