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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17
Secession Capital Chapter of Mont gomery.

On January the Secession Chapter held very interesting and enjoyable meeting at the home of the President, Mrs. Edward Trimble. The minutes and committee reports were adopted as read. The following resolutions offered by Mrs. J.. Ca Finley were unanimously adopted: Resolved, That in the death of General Longstreet the South has lost one of the most competent and faithful commanders of the Confederate cause, that in the great battles of Virginia he was called ''tha right arm of Lee," and we feel proud of his record as & soldier and will cherish his name and fame.
 That our tenderts sympathy be offered his widow in this dark hour of her sor- row and distress, and that a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to her by the Secretary of this Chapter.
 A committee was appointed to arrange a program for the celebration of General Lees birthday. Several new members were welcomed into the society and the business session closed for the afternoon. A delightful social half hour was spent while enjoying the delicious bouffet luncheon so daintily served by the host ess, and then the Chapter adjourned.
 Respectfully,
 Jamie l.. Rives,
 Recording Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

These were published in that year. Mfr, Long also wrote all the articles on Ro~ man Law in the Penny Cyclopaedia. In connection with pr. William Smith he published Che Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

tai investigation .Myer-What's the mat ter now? Gyer-It is reported that a man ln one branch of the department had a C,hsnee to acquire a few extra dollars and Daily News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

and only few minutes before the first great assault was made on our lines.
 (Of the battle that followed I have eiyen a full account in my sketch of the list regiment Ala. Vols, c. 8. Al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

Formio acid. a secretion of ants, has been found by Dr. Clement. of Lyons, to have a remarkable stimulating affect upon the muscles, keeping them long active without fatigue. Eight or ten drops arc taken three or four times a day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

cate that the nerve cells are all canable of receiving different sensations, such as shock, heat, odors, etc. The strongest odors Of food-such as that of very ripe melon--are perceived by snails not more than 16 inches away, and most odors at tract little more than an inch. .,
 A convenient dry battery, so improved that it may be transported in dry condi- tion and quickly put to work, is the sub ject of a late German patent. The dry , cells consist each of cylinder of zinc or other metal enclosing & cylinder or prism of carbon, the space between these two electrodes being filled up with blot ting paper or other suitable absorbent. These cells in the desired number are arranged in g. suitable casing, with asphalt insulation. When needed, the covers are removed from tho cells, filled with plotting paper soaked in ammoniac solution, or other convenient electrolyte, then replaced, and the battery is ready. Over-fatigue is regarded by Dr. Burton Tanning as the determining cause of ten per cent of his cases of pulmonary con- sumption. Even a single exceSs--as usual bicycling, climbing, hunting, or even dancing, or tennis-may brig into &C., tivity unsuspected latent tuberculosis.
 The self-lighting Bunsen burner of a German chemist depends upon the ignit- ing effect of a pellet of palladium sponge, which is passed over the escaping gas as the tap is opened.
 The curious electric heater of M. Camille Herrgott consists of conducting wires woven into carpets and other fabrics, and 1t Is designed to give a moderately high temperature to the hber-hemp, cotton, linen or silk. It does not affect the pliability or appearance of the material. It Is claimed that the heater Is perfect ly safe. and that the wires cannot be raised above a certain temperature. The arrangement can be applied to many pur- poses. Carpets, rugs, etc.. can be kept at the temperature of the body or higher, and dry or wet medical applications can be kept easily at 150 degrees c. In the industries numerous uses are suggested, as in filters for fatty or gel tInous mat ters, and for warming carriages or trains, etc.
 A rather unexpected advantage of elec- tric railways has been discovered by an Italian electrician. He believes that the cars aid the health authorities by serving as antiseptic agents, for the electric from the car wheel when the rail is used for the return current, transform the oxygen of the air into ozone. The high discharges are frequent enough to add a material suply of this powerful dislnfec- tant to the air. especially in narrow streets.
 A student of the ear has found that many persons having impaired hearing due to disease of the middle ear can hear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17
Vhat Thfe Free Packane Confnf,,a


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

A student of the ear has found that many persons having impaired hearing due to disease of the middle ear can hear perfectly in the telephone, the cause being probably increased vibration of an adap- tation of the telephone as an ear trumpet The acouphone seems to be the nearest instrument available, but the investigator believes this can be improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

Catarrh, bronchitis and various ear and nervous troubles are already recognized as effects of automobilng.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

Over-fatigue is regarded by Dr. Burton Planning as the determining cause of ten per cent of his cases of pulmonary con- sumption. Even a single exceSs--as usual bicycling. climbing, hunting, or even dancing, or tennis-may brig into &C., tivity unsuspected latent tuberculosis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

cate that the nerve cells are all capable Of receiving different sensations, such as shock. heat, odors. etc The strongest odors Of food-such as that of very ripe melon--are perceived by snails not more than 16 inches away, and most odors at tract little more than an inch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-17

The self-lighting Bunsen burner of a German chemist depends upon the ignit- ing effect of pellet of palladium sponge. which is passed over the escaping gas as the tap iS opened.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
8efeGt cine freie Tlaide

9rafes YaIntetto gsine. Sic eibt &roft unb
@nergie benz gaT5en &0rper, hilbert, beit uno
frdftiet ben Wsaeen, ser onr9 faIf6e 2ebens>
ipeife eef6md6t TT ooer beiien irnere G6leinls
bdute bur6 fbarfe Weoi5inen ooer ~geabrungs>
fnitteI bef6doigt puroen. 9raies BdlnettogSine
befreit bic 9eber urio Die Nieren bon ieoer aons
%eeftion, beranlabt fie, pie ibnen oblieeenoen
@rbeiten griinoIi9 81 beforgen urlo fi4ert oeren
e~efunben 8uftonb. 9rafes BaIntetto g8ine BELT
ieoe Sorm bon Mneenbef9peroe, ipie rlnoers
oanIi6feit, gef9tueroe nod benz gffen,. Ntem-
not lno Ser3leioen, berurfabt our6 unberoalis
Ii6feit. Trafes QaImetto @ine betIt oauerno
ben f6Ietten Geffmnd i'm Munbe. ii5eIrietben<
ben stter1, gppetitoerIuft, Soobrennen. erH<
5~iinoeten .fatarrbaIiinen ooer e~iternoen Magen
mt Yerftopfungen unb gIdbungen in ben @ip<
eeipeioen. pie 9rafe SormuIa gorlpant,
9rufe guIloine, Chicago, Sa., benefit Shrten
bies. inoem tie Sbnen irei ulo %frnniiert cine
HrobefInfhe 9rnfes VaImetto Bine fenoet. UNI
onmit einen Serfu6 5u MAIDEN. 9iefe munoers
bare Mebi5in lit rein begetabiIif9 unb bds
eroBte 9eiImitteI. tueldes hronif9 eeioenben
fref SIaf6e. Gin Brief OF II cine Hoitfnrte Bill
ben bic ~ein5ieen t~lnfoiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Seutf9lanb.
6 | n amerif der ,W o.
or" Dor@ eriG I.

6 n msritaniiaer .M o.
or" @ert6t.
8erfin, 81. Sob. Der foae=
nanate amerifaniide vMaior" S9ie-
mansf wurbe eeffern uesen Inter.
idla9une 81 ieds Wonaten @efdnsnib
Oerurtbeilt. Spdter begann Der pro=
seb essen i'm tpeaen llriunbenfdl-
idung. Ser Sadusrfdnoige bes @e.
ridts CAB bic grtldruns oh, Sdis-
manst isi Elm bOlfommsn sntarteter
Weni9. gr bat Der 2riminalpoI::sei
btibsn uno bribsn idon bel gu idaHen
gemadt. Maior NOR er niemals ge=
ueIen, bod bat er in einem amerita-
nifden NrtiQerie &esimsnt 9ebient,
BON Dem er beiertirte.
Sdiemanaf III rpeeen So9fapelei,
urfunbenfdif1una unb Betruaes mie-
berbolt befraft. gr oeriibte nit grie=
fen, bic er fid bon Wilitdr= uno @ipil=
beamterl 3u oeridafen mubte, Die sr6B-
ten Sdminoeleien. Start mar sr aud
In Der @erpertbuna bon patenten.
Cine abnebmbare 2anaenipibe elm
offsnsr Steigbtsel, Der unalid bsim
Stura nit bur6sebenbsn pferben per-
bitten iolte, unb cine rleue @epddaus=
riffung. bon Der er b~ehauptete, baB bic
enalif&e Snfanterie lie anaenommen
babe, qeh6rten au feinen .grfinbun-
gen.. Na9 isiner lebten Strafe bon
orei Sabren aber 9iig CT 10 borfidtie
su Werte, baB es ni&t mebr selans,
ibn 3u ibsrfibrsn, biz er f& banu auf
ben SeirathsIawinoel berls9te, peldsr
i'm Der 2riminalpoli5ei wiebsr ms
@arn I~ieferte. S&iemanst bat isbt
bic bsie MusR9t, re&t lanse bintsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

Sugar @ureo S1tmten - grfte hualaof :
1870 Ptmno l24: 10 SfunS 1876; 1O-H
4funo 1871; Bweite Oue!'tdf ;vT0-lS Yf's1o
12e I; Is s,hino 124e ; IL qtn'o lac ; 10
ptunD l3c
@aIifornii4e S9tnien-6 BIB 8 Efuno 83e;
Q ria 10 s2f,t,tb 8lc.
n..r o.,-., 10 81. on s,,,,,,,
~
TN Ofr9l4nsff' loe; 10 Ffa"0 Aa@Ql~""'s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

sSrtI&eS &inoFet9-NetIi4e Sttere -bs
&C.; beige etiers 8a-.9e; .btsftge sinoa
$50 6s sn0 s;funo 7e; bieise &ii4e 400
bis $50 Ttano 63e aibe $50 bts $50 Pfuno
s.; Gtier gorberpiertel &C. gtier Strter'
userteI l13e, 3stno StnterpierteI Sc, Sino
goroerpterteI &c. Rub WorterpterteI SIC, Rub
0arterusertel 7c.
6rif9eS SeIbfetiG-XdIber 1O1e. 9tnter'
pterteI l3c, BorberpierteI Sc.
5rtdes G@aNiei9 - 9Gnamer per Phnsb
9, I; S@ate 73e; S4enieI l3c; Rods furss
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspretie:
Eammitb RIee 81. 6O@S7.O 90.
Rptber 81. 00-$6. rs.
2lfife 81. 25-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-S9.00.
@eiber So. 50-$10.26.
6ancp 5tmotbp ~$1.8s-$l.S0.
@erpdbIter 81 60-$1.85.
Brin,o 81. 75-$1. go,
Sancp 8entudp 8Iausrab $1.40-s1.6
Grtra reines in @baf 5Oc-60e.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$l.60.
@eb Top IN Gbaf 85c-$1. %.
Neiber Soma Samten 9afer 5000.
8eiber Saisois $3.50.
Samen Corn rpeib unb seIb 81. 10-$1.8 90.
amber Suderrobr Samen $1-1.25. :.
Gnftlage @orn 90c-S1.10.
Griibiabr 0erffe 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
0etretoe.

Setsen go. q retber $1.163 au' De
fen, $l.14 Don NabIen; sto. 8 roIbe' s1t8
Ropember 81. 14H; Basenweten $1.13.
8oru (neues) - SO. l weib sc ssO. 2
weib 48c; SO 9 wetf 48c. go. q NETS.
4be; No. Q wetb semi4t a.: go. 8
wetb semii&t 46e SO. 4 wets sen, q
45ie; $50 2 seIb 48c, go 8 GEL 48r
go. 4 seIb 4b3c; SO. Q seuiiGt 80
go. 8 aemrii&t 4Se; go. 4 seu1ti1i 463.
RoIben 46c.
3dfer- so 2 wetber 31a:; 30. 8 uettsS
81ie; 90. 2 9euif&te 3l}s; SO. 8 aemtiGtar
Bic.
0eu 80. / Ttnotbt SIC. 80; stO.
2, So. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
o HSaaeusRoyft.

Ttmotbp-BertaufspreHe: 50 00-l0.00.
RIee Berfaufspreie: $40 0O-Sll.00l
WeIfGforn - Berfaufspretis: fe na1 bes
nuaIitdt, 65-70e; reties 30 Bis 56c.
~Safer-eef8dIt 44-46c; tn ben asbrer
$8.0O-SS.50 pei Tonue. Neuer 82-56e.
~Strob-4reiie. lie mad benz @r Il. IN Cak
len, $6.b0-$6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
9er Yrdiioent raitet
ssa6 frapasiOiem 8eiidtisuusen Der Gllstel1ng.
Snrdt6are Grploion in Stem gorf.-Go. San0s gehorben. -Seeretar Wiors
TOMS Sudtr nmt peru6t.. -Nieber Elm gabuunfan.
9 q 3 n u nfall.

W m pbis, Senn.. q. Sob.
8ermittelit Special : SepeiAe bonn
Commercial Nppeal" in Columbus,
Drill, piro aemeloet, bab in Der Ndbe
eiefer Staot elm pahasieraug Der Mo'
BILE unb Ohio @iienbabn ent9leit let.
35 perionen fino bewunoet.
CUB Rod
New Oorf, 81. Nop. Ser be-
rii&tiete Spieler @up 8ode 1T 9eftern
0adt i'm 6oipitale ~bsriforben. @esen
Trant 6slton, Der ibn am Sonnerfaa
Na9mittas am 8rOaowap geidOfen
bate, III nunmebr Mntlage pesen
Wproes erboben porben.
grtappte 9 d B r.
2incoln, Nebr., 81. Noo.
3uei 8antrduber muroen beute frib
IN Wabaib ertappt, als He bic @e=
Noble Der GARNER Staats=S nit
9nnamit fprenatsn. Cine reguIdre
6hflaoe swiiden ben 6insugefomme=
men Bireern uno ben 8anoiten, fano
ffatt, bod gelang es leBteren gu ent'
fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Cine Nabenmmtter
&0itst ihren Sausling.

NewOor ~. Sob. Sba @ns
eelharo, cine iun9e Eeutiae. uuroe in
patterion, Sem Serisp, unter Der
idrsdli6en Nntlage, ibr eiaenes 2inb
in eineulO Diem gu Sooe ser6fet gu ba.
ben. perbaftst. Sie Nnsetlaste if ss-
ftdnbig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

yHot"ssupohS ssaUCcs HIefS.
SersobnI. bis gutter lO-12c, prtxa bis &C.
ndblter l4-l6e ; Sancp 32i-3sc. gOlass
Deuow 10 bts 22e, Saua $3.50.
SIN Hadeten:
Artoia 1925 2ton S13.25, SerSe5 Sl8.2S;
Caracas S12. 10, Dtawortb's $12. %, 2ute
Sara 8lenb Sig. O0,R aiIgou& Sl2. 2s, eotss
8ierbeb Sapa S12.25
3uaer-Domtnoes 8.06e; stiGsudsr 6.45
puIuerifrtsr 5.4Oe; 3344 puIpertFrtsr 6 oos.
fei1er ~sranuItrter 5.4oe; Gubes g.. los; Con,
iectiOnsrs' vi 55c; Hibeepoob q 6.45e; Bh6.
ns u 6.40e; Gtrptre u 9. 55s; SosaI ertra
GOloen 6 $500; Btnb5pr grtra @ 6.25e
StiosewpOb 6 6.20c; seIber 6 8. 10. !; ls gel,
Der $50.
Sesrotnete 6ri&te-HepfeI. on Der eoEus
setrofnet, &c; Sobannesbseren 7c bts 7He;
@itron 1Se BITS lac; %oFnen. Q Grouu, PEI
2funb. u, 8 @roun FAC, 4 Groun nc foe,
menfseie &c bis SC, California RuseateG 7He;
sa!tana 7ic, tn1portirte suItana lie biz l4e,
california Gpriioien SC Bis l2c.
RidIes-24O0 I'm Sab $40; 12Oc TN 1as
So; 1900 TN SaIbfas $500; 600 TIM ga.
$3.50.
Sprut-stanbarb gern 23c BIS 25e; DC.
wdbIter 27e bic 52e; Sorghum 2se bis Sse;
Reu Orleans NoIaHes lse bic 26e; sepdtl,
ter 30c bic 38c.
GinsernaGte Sri@te-BIadberrtes q lib,
SLIGO pea9es Stanoarb, 8 pfh., eS-
2.25; combs 8 Yfunb 81 6O-Sl IS; 81,
9ea&es. 81. 4O-S1.6O {; Nmanas, etanSqre.
Yfb., 81. 65-$1. 90; eeeonbs, 2 Stuah,
81 .26 SLAB; CRIME Bobnen. 8 Bfunb RAM
men, 8abarna Hnanas $1.S0-S2. 25e,
@efiebte grbien. $1.20{Sl.7 6, trite SuT s5
Gents. RarrOm soc, stnsepet9te 55e-sN
tomatoes, 9 Bfunb. 81. 10-Sl.l6. 8udsr,
&orm 9Oc-Sl. 90. ApfeIbuiter. pet GuseaS.
8 8firb. 81.
@ihe-8raaiI neu Sc Bic LOG; Silberts IL |.
wfanoeIn IA; wei&i&aIise RanbsIn Ice;
Serbian RanoeIn 15e; Beanuts &c bis Sic,
s~erSftete 7c BIS &c; gnsItf9e 8aInitHe
Gifs-RaIs 30 Or. Eef), 6ab, s-1le Pc
gouone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
@ewa8ter Sprung
Hettet spei @efangene.

Nem Yorf, 81. Sob. 3pei
@efansene auf @obernors Sslano be-
mertfenisten ibre Glu6t, inbem fe
einsn Sprung bon 80 SUB In bic Siefe
waaten. Gin paiirsnbss Boot nabm
Die 2suie auf unb febte fe in 8rootlpn
urbemerft ans 2ano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Hr0@te 1851 9esante.

5raGte.
gepfeI-S1.25-S2. 76 per 5ab.
Sananen-@emdbIte 81. 80 bis $500 PEI
8and, npeite Nualrtdt 81 Bis $1.25.
aotusnaHe-$3.25 per 8uneert.
Observation-Disclosures, 81. 90.
Oranaem-5anep California gaIeneia $500
9Io iba $s.76 BIB $500.
Nnanas-$2 20 per @rate.
Haume 90 per 1uibeI.
Strnen hGc-$l 90 per BuibeI.
Tancp 8irnen-$1.60 per @rate.
Se,aen : Snrprna 1l-16c bos Dfano.
DatteIn sc per Yrunb, 80 pts. &tften.
Neuer Sonis-l6c.
Truuben DC bis Ice per 4orb.
gfirt@e 81 BITS 50 % per 8uibeI.
0emalt.
Reue otbe &iben-60c per 4ufbel.
araut-oUc bis Toe per 0aB.
8InmentobI $l.5 per Duteno.
@urfen 4Oc per Rorb.
@elerp-per 8un1 loo.
@riine Bobnen 7oe per Buibel.
grunes @orn. 10e per Dusenb.
gaeue 2artoffeIn SOC per 8nibeI.
GibfartoHeIn $2-3 per SaB.
@abieie se-15c per Dusenb Bun9eS.
Sibubarb i0c per Dusenb.
SaIat ST.. 10 pr Sab.
3wapeIn - 9Oc per guibsl.
Spant,1e Sruiebeln 81 30 per Srafe.
Tomatoes-s0 per 8uibel.
Napp 8obnen 80. 10 per Duibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
6ifsnaGri@ten.

Mlget m n.
9iberpool: vWongolian" bon Neu
Oort. 4.
Wobils: ,@olumhia" bon SEEM Yort.
southampton: SEEM Yorf" bon Sem
Oorf.
Nbgeabren
Queenstown : y@truria" nod Stem
Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Ser prdibent n g t.
QDuis

IN 1@1rfem SOnfr1ne mtt oem geIrls
gen. 10 tiberaus aufrengenoen, Sage,
an Dem prdioent &ooisoslt NIT ieinen
8eeleiterr 9 Stunoen lansl bic Welt=
ausftsluns befidtiate, fano Der beu=
tiee Gag. Serielbe tpuroe gdnslid
Der &ube uno Der @rbolung gewiomet.
Had einsm ipdten Griibfiide i'm Sauie
beg S6abmeifers Der Nusfe0unes=
8eieQfdaft, Wiliam 8. SbompIon.
Der Die boben Serri6aften rdbrenb
hires 6ierieins In 81 2ouis beuirtbet,
beaab fid Der Yrdiioent nit ieinen Nn=
aeh6rigsn nod Der aueiten pres5pte=
ridden Stride, poielbft er benz 9ottes=
bienite ~beiuobnte.
Die gr6bten 0orf6tsmaBrsgeln tpa=
rem gum Sdube bes Yrdioenten ee=
trofen pOroen.
Nls Ger prdfoent Dor benz gingapee
Der Stride Ieinen @nqel perlieB, tpuroe
er bon Der nod bielen Saufen ben adb=
lenoen Wenee anrs beralihffe uno
f~reuoiQfie bsariibt. Der prdfoent
bantte fir bieie &unbsebunaen bur9
2hften feinss Sutes.
Ia9 benz aweiten Gribfiide fanb Elm
informeller gmpfane Ginger peri6nli-
der Greunbe ieitens Serrn inb Grau
&ooiepelt ffatt.
I'm 4'rbr Nadmittaes unternab-
men Die Serridaften cine ausaeoebnte
Spa3ierfabrt burd ben Goref part
unb bic gouleparos bieies Stabttbeils.
Gbenbs 8 ubr gaben Serr urlo Trau
5rancis su ghren Der @dffe elm Diner,
an benz Der prdibent nebf ieiher Sc.
mablin uno ieiner So9tsr Ilice, iopie
Secretdr 2oeb uno Grau, Or. &irep
uno 6err uno Srau 3bompion tbeil-
nahmen.
Mbenos 1915 1br begaben fih bic
Serrfdaftsni in gquipagen gum Welt.
4usfelunssplase. mo Der Sonoer3ua,
Der Re nuasW uihingtun suriidbrinqt,
b~ereitfanb.
prdibent au Der
6eimreie e.
6 /. Qouis, Mo., %. Sob.
Der Sono.rsug bes prdioenten &oOie=
belt unbl Bseleitung fubr beute
frtb um 1901 ubr nod @aibine=
ton ab.
grplofion.
Rem BORT, 81. Sob. Sn ben
Nnlaeen Der gonfolibirien @as. @sfea=
f9aft on @efI44. @trabe ereisnete fid
beuts cine grploIion, bel Der Elm Mann
getDotet uno beridiebene Mnbere fdtoer
berlebt tuuroen. Der @et6btete III Der
27 -idbrise Sames Sane. 3einer bon
ben 40 antpeienbsn Mrbeiter 1T edn3=
LID unperiebrt s%ebIieben. Sa Jolse
Der Wu6t Der @rplofiou finb ole Sem
Her Der anitoBsnben aers
broden woroen. Die llria9e Der gr.
plofon lit nod ni9t befannt.
Col. MIer. 6. g anbs
Began, Otio, q. Sob. Sn
benz 5auis isiner SO6ter oerftarb beute
i'm 75. 2ebsnsiabre gol. Nler. 6.
Sanbs.
Ser gerforbsne NOR lanse Sabre
binourd Gibrer Der republifanifden
partei in Cincinnati; sbsnbaielbff
srtinbete er Die 3eitung YDailp @brL-
niele", bic ipdterbin In ben Shines
Star" umsetpanOelt trurbe.
9a9 geenoisuns bes Birserfrieses
befanb fih Colonel Sanbs piele Sabre
als WaridalI Der 8ereinigten Staten
In ben fioli9sn Sifricten bon Ohio.
8eu9 ber @eltauss
feIIu19.
81. Bouts, 81. Hob. Die
8eiu9er3abl ber Wsltausfslung tpdb=
renb Der Wo9e, snoeno am 26. No=
bembsr, betrdat 500. $50 psrfonen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

Nirfe eerauperre 6rarwurf 6}s
5ranffarter 73e: Bologna IN Ddrmen &c. IN
9un SIC.
S0mab- tn 1terceS i. Dual. 93c: q.
0uaIitdt SIC; 8. 0uaIttdt 3D.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

@rafer b. Relationship ebner, rpeIher
fi4 Nnfanqs oes Wona.s nod Dien
begeben bate, um bic 9anbelspers
Observation-Disclosures nit Oeiferreih=
unaarn gum abidluRe gu bringen, 1T
pioer @rmarten biz gum Wontag ber=
fdoben tporoen. @s habsn fd i'm lsb.
ten Nueenblif neue STANDARDIZATION er=
seben, mel6e NIT ben leioi9en inner.
politiiden 8erbdltnifen auiammenhdn-
gen. Dob miro eeboft, bab es benz
@rafen pOiaooustp aelin9en miro. Die
5i%noernife aus Dem Wese gu rdumen,
bamit Dem &eidstaee nod ieinem benz
nddifen Wisoersuiammentritt ale
widtiaen 6anoelspertrdse gu 9leider
3eit 5ugeben f0nnen.
Sas Sn anterie=@rer
3ier= & eaIement.
Berlin n. 81. Sob. 8on ber=
porragenoen Jadmdnnern 1T Elm Nm
ffurm 9eaen oas oeutfde Snfanterie=
@rersier. &eglement besOnnen wOrosn.
SnsbeIonbere bic preuBiiAen Generate
Der Snfanterie, b. glume uno b.
Weerideiot- Siilehem, betOnen, bab Der
Drill ni1t INNER an Der ri1tigen
STEELE BEL Der Nusbiloung Der Snfan=
terie einaeisbt miro unn oaB am for=
malen @rer3ieren 3eit uno Strait ere
fpart, oafir Der N%usbilouns i'm &riees-
gemdben 3ugeiebt peroen tann. sic
perlansen feline umsefaltuns bes
grersier= &cglements, uObl absr feline
seitgemdBe Nuslegung, uno als raoi=
tales 6ilfsmittel our grreidung bisies
3wedes fOroern fie bon ben bsi6ti=
senoen @orseiebten ibre 8efidtis
sunsen Ger 3eit uno benz @eien nod
10 ansuoronen, naB bic l1nterseb.nen
auf Die rein friegs= ano 3sitgemdbe
N%usbilouns binsemieien ueroen.
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merttani9 g q B r.
9eip3ig, 81. Nob. Ser 9eip-
aiser pbpliter, Brofefor Sifwalo, mel
der bon ieiner &siie nod ben 8ersi-
ni9ten Staten unldnef surtd9eisbri
1T, duberte fi6 i'm 8efprdde iiber bic
.mifenfdaftli9e" ameritanif9e@efabr
ST tbeilt nidt bic bon perf9ieoenen
Seiten 9~eduBerten 8eiorenife, fpesiel
nidt bstrsfs Der NaturwiRsnidaften,
neil in ben 8ereinieten Staaten elm
lebbafter &f spiiden Der @iKen=
fhaft unb Der Se6nit fattinoe, nobel
Die Sednit fidsrli9 ben Sis9 bapon-
traQen niro.
Bic ct. Coulter Wsltausfelung,
meinte prOfefor Ofwalo, babe bic
Nbb6nsistsit Der amsrifanifden Wii=
fenfhaft bon Der beutiden auf oas
Deutliafe as3sist. Sn JOlse Der
tibsrpiegenb tsdniiden gntmidluns lei
aud bic amsritaniide 2unfentuid.
lung febr i'm &idftanoe.
DC eflenburaer o NJ
nteren.
Sawerin, 81. Sob. Die &u=
foder girseroertretuns ldbt ieBt ourd
cine gommiiion bic Graee unter=
fuaen, oh he our 3ablung Der prin.
sefinnen-@ teuer reGtli6 berpHidtet 1T.
Den Msdlenburg,rn idsint Der @eift
Der Spferfreuoigteit etwas abbanben
setommen au iein. ieitoem audi Der
neupermdblte @rOB6eraOg 5rieori&
Jrana w. bon Medlenbure Sdwerin
UNI cine grb6bung ieiner @ioiliife elm
eefommen 1T. Die prinseifnnen=
Steuer bat idon lett geraumer 3eit
einen Stein bes NnitoBes sebiloet. uno
algemein madt fi9 Der Wuf4 rege,
ibr ben @araus su maiden.
Proelpten=M q 4erei
blhht.
Sannpber, q. Hop. Sn San-
t1ober nimmt bic 8eiunobeter. Wanie
tiberbano. Die Stride Der @efuno5es
er-@emeinbe 1T ieoen sOnntas tiber-
filt. unb bic 3abl Der proielpten
wddff mertmiroi9 IN. Sie Mnhdnqer
fino be3eidnenoer @ei'e gu meift b6bere
Militdrs uno 8eamte.