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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22

DE SOTO HOTEL. Savannah, Ga WATSON 6 POWERS, Props. Open all year. Large airy rooms; 1000 feet priazzas; 100 rooms with private bath. Open air cafe. Illuminated grounds Golf links and sea bathing within easy reach. Summer rates June to October.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22
kIM THE oNMAKEa ALABAMA AND NEARING

that has thus far been on the grounds, with the possible exception of the West Point cadets, and their presence did more to advertise Illinois and its products and resources than any other thing that could have been done sincerely trust that your people at home will take hold of this matter and do what they can for a cele- bration The exposition management will do everything in it's power to help you with this work
 Yours very truly,
 "CTIAS. M. REEVES, "Chief Dept of Domestic Exploitation"
 Programme Arranged.
 MT. Reeves had received instructions from President Francis to proceed to Ala bama to confer with the governor and other citizens, and to give them the bene- fit of his counsel and experience in ar ranging the details for the celebration. A tentative programme had been agreed on by the ceremonies committee, and everything was ready for the governors decision.
 Now, the question is. does Birmingham desire to have a celebration of her own here, in what Is now the very heart of the world. or must the whole proposition be abandoned? A decision will have to be reached promptly, and if the Birming- ham people who will visit the fair in the fall would combine their efforts and their presence with a proper patriotic spirit the celebration could be held with very little expense, and to the almost immeasl urable advantage of Birmingham and her people,
 1 sincerely hope that Birmingham will not let this opportunity pass unheeded. It will never come again, nor one to equal it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22

Notice Architects to to
  buildings residences s sreqlied in to makes exceptional prices delivery solicit a onp 
  in 
 CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22
GEORGIA GETS FULL BRIGADE. Will Send Large Representation to
 Manassas in September.

Washington. July 21.-Senator Bacon of Georgia has made arrangements with Ma jor General Corbin. commanding the Att lantic division, whereby the state of Georgia will be represented by a full bri- gade of it's national guard at the maneuv- CTS at Manassas. Va, next September
 Under the allotment of the available fund Georgia could not send full bri- gade at the expense of the federal gov ernment. The approved quota of that state was about 600 men short of brigade strength.
 After consultation with Acting Secre- tary Oliver and Major General Corbin. it was arranged that the state should send full brigade to Manassas but each quota would be charged to the expense of the United States. deducted from the orig inal allotment awarded the state.
 For scrofula in every form Hoods sar- saparilla is a radical, reliable remedy. It positively cures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22
HOTEL GALLATIN,
RLouNT SPRINGS HOTEL.

Open all the year. Recommended by all physicians for all diseases of the stomach. liver and kidneys and a power full alteration tonic First-class hotel ac- commodations. Own dairy and livery sta bIe, hot sulphur baths. bowling alley, ten- his. croquet. pool end billiards. Rates per day. g; s9.50 to SIP. 50 per week.
 BLOUNT SPRINGS co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22
A Correction.

A Correction. From the Catholic Standard and Times. Miss Gassaway-f think you were pres ent when she remarked that I had a big mouth.
 Miss Kute-Yes. and took occasion to set her right, too. s Miss Gassaway--Did you. dearf Miss Kute-Yes. told her your mouth wasn't really so big; 1t onfy seemed so because you kept 1t open so constantly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE. FUL OF SHAME" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
 SAPOl 10
Her Idea.

Her Idea. From the Philadelphia Press. Tess-What did you order when Mfr. Richley took you out to lunch2 Jess-why. truffle-pie and Tess-Goodness, You don't like that stun. do you? Jess-No. but it's so expensive. you knou-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22
Be Grten In every case.

In every case.
 Our equipment. consisting of we'll kept prescription department, K Ray, Violet Ray. Static and Galvano- Faradic apparatus. Super-Heated Air, Arc Light Cabinet. Eurka Ryebulizer and Ozone Inhalation for nose. throat and lunxz and. thoroughly equipped Surgical Department modern and up- to-date in every particular. give us . prestige exer all competitors in Ala bama in our special line Of practice.
 CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
 Consultation and examination free.
 Terms liberal and confidence held invtolata Office hours . a. m. to [ D. m. Sundays. { a. m- to D. m. A FEW OF MANY ENDORSE
 MENTe FROM THE PRESS:
 The Birmingham Ledger: Drs. Do- zier are without doubt the best known speciaIists in the South, and their fame Is Aue entirely to their great skill.
 The B.riningham News: Drs. O. T. and Byron DvAs rl.. reliable and expcs3enced physicians and sur eeons. who deserve the great success which has been and Is theirs.
 Age-Hsrxld. sDrs. Dozier's long standing and approved abilities entitle them to she proud distinction of stand Ing at the head of their profession.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-22

LoRiNG SPRINGS. Mentone, Ala. Lookout mountain. 2500 feet altitude Chalybeate and freestone water, fishing. boating. bathing. driving. ten-pins. and other amusements. Terms reasonable.
 CHARLEr A. IsORINC. Prop.
New Ulm review., 1904-04-06
Brown Pays the Most.

Judge B. F. Webber made an order
Friday fixing the salary of Court Re-
porter W. T. Eckstein from April l.,
1904, to March 81, 1905, at 81, 400.
This amount is apportioned among
the five counties comprising the judi
cial district and the auditors are in
structed to draw their warrants for
the following sums per month: Brown,
s51. 33; Lyon, s22.17; Redwood, s2l.O0;
Nicollet, S15.l7: Lincoln, $500. The
law governing the compensation of
court stenographers provides that he
shall receive pay from each county
upon the basis of the number Of days
he actually worked in that county as
compared with the full number Of days
he is employed in the district. Last
year Brown had two unusually long
terms of court and this accounts for
it's large assessment, which at first
sight appears disproportionate
New Ulm review., 1904-04-06
WANT 4 FEDERAL BUILDING
Focal Business Men Will Ask an
Appropriation.
Petition to Congressman ]. I. Nc
C1eary Being Signed.
Is Thought That $4,000 Will do
For Beginning.

Efforts will be made to obtain an
appropriationfor United States post
<1ffice building to be erected in New
GIN. Business men of the city are
circulating petition with this end in
view and when a sufficient number of
nfgners shall have been secured the
document will be forwarded to Con-
Gressman James t. McCleary at WASH
ington. AS the project is one which
appeals to all it is expected that the
petition will meet with ready re-
Spouse and it will probably be mailed
before the first of next week.
In years past there has been federal
building talk in New Ulm but no de-
5ermined stand in the matter has ever
seen taken and the present agitation
rRay be said to be the first attempt at
concerted action. Lack of encourage
New Ulm review., 1904-04-06
Furniture Loss Adjusted.

F. A. Mennen of Minneapolis, state
agent for the Firemen's Fund, came to
New Ulm Thursday and adjusted the
loss on Representative S. D. Peter
sons furniture and household goods,
which were damaged and destroyed
when his residence was burned on
March 26th. Mr.. Peterson carried 81,
700 insurance on his furniture in the
Firemen's Fund and he was paid the
sum Of 81, ,3O3.45 The loss was paid
with remarkable promptness, six days
after the fire, and the adjustment was
very satisfactory to the owner. N
Henningsen is the local agent for tht
Firemen's Fund.
New Ulm review., 1904-04-06

continually grows larger and larger
and in a few years, allowing for the
usual steady growth, more floor space
will be needed.
In the petition an appropriation Of
100000 is requested. This would be
intended to cover the expense of pur-
chasing a site and erecting a building
but the opinion is expressed that it
would be adequate. There would be
no necessity here of providing for a
United States court room or apart
ments for government officials other
than the postmaster and very i'm
posing structure could be put up for
$4,000. In any event it would form a
neat nucleus for fund and should
events show that it was insufficient
there would doubtless be a deficiency
appropriation forthcoming.
AS regards obtaining the grant, it
should not an impossible task. New
Ulm has always stood by the district
representative and it is ready to do so
in the future. On his part he has fire.
quently shown his friendship for the
old town and the Review will be great
ly mistaken if he does not hasten to
embrace this opportunity to ''do some
thing'' for it's people. It may not, OF
course, be within his power to work a
bill through at this session but he will,
at least, have gained a foothold and
paved way for more strenuous en-
deavOrs in the future.
One of the most ardent advocates OF
federal building is DR.. O. G. Strick-
Ter, owner of the structure in which the
postoffice is located at present. Dur
ing the recent controversy over the
lease DR.. Strickler was reluctant to
attach his signature until he was as
sured that his action would not injure
New Ulm's chances for obtaining an
appropriation and when the petit tion
was circulated the was the first to sign.
DR.. Strickler's building is centr y
located and would not be long without
an occupant should the postotfice be
moved, and he would probably receive
as much in rental from private busi-
ness man as is now paid him by the
government.
New Ulm review., 1904-04-06

It will be seen from the above that
the receipts show a surplus over the
operating expenses of SIS, 159. 66. Inter-
est at the rate of 4 per cent on the to-
tai investment of S6O,2l2.S 81 amounts
to So, ,408.5l, but from this must be de-
Quoted the interest on the $50, ,O0C
bonds, as the latter is listed under
operating expense. Unpaid interest,
therefore, amounts to 81, ,208.51 and
when this is taken from the profits
there is left the sum of So, 951. Is to be.
come a sinking fund or allowed for
the depreciation of the plant. Figured
as the latter it gives the generous pro-
portion of 81 per cent.
The total expenditures were S32, 24O.
70 and the total receipts, with the
amounts transferred from other funds,
reached S29, ,626.05. Thus the fund was
overdrawn $3,6l4.74 during the yeal
and when this is added to a prior de-
ficit of S3,771.92 there is a total over.
draft of s7,386.66.
In committing the cost Of street light
ing each arc lamp was charged at tht
rate of 1925 per month, which is not
below the old rate allowed the New
Ulm Electric Light company, 1915 pc!
arc per annum) except that all-night
service is given, whereas in former
years the current was turned off at !
a. m. In order to have the city make
money out of it's venture the CONNER
cial receipts must pay all the expenses
of illuminating the streets, but il
would seem that this cannot be accom-
plished for some time. However, the
plant has been under a heavier ex.
pense than will be the case in years tc
come, and has probably done as wei
as was expected.
Supt. Wagner gives the operating
expenses of the waterwOrks depart
ment as 81, 421.90 and the receipts
with hydrants assessed at $50 per an
mum, as S9,OO2.5S. They increased tn
balance in the fund this year by 81,
580.48 and the system is now SIS, 1925
to the good-nearly as much as th
electric light shortage.
New Ulm review., 1904-04-06

ment has been responsible in large
measure for this seeming lack of in
terest but favorable opportunity has
now presented itself and it is the pur-
pose to push the city's claims vigor-
ously. Seconded by Congressman Nc
Cleary, and there are the best of rea-
sons for believing that he will volunteer
his support, these aspirations are not
hopeless by any means and ultimately
recognition will be secured from con-
gress.
Of the fact that New Ulm is Justly
entitled to public building there can
be no question. It is the largest city
in the second congressional district
not already supplied and for that rea-
son is, in the natural order of things,
the next in line for preference. Several
years ago Senator Knute Nelson Sc.
cured the passage of a bill in the Sen
ate allowing public buildings to be
built in places of 5000 inhabitants
and as New Ulm has a pOpul alton OF
more than 5000 there will be no trouble
on this score. Then, too, the local
postoffice is deserving of new quarters
1t is now firmly established in the
second class, with its receipts showing
an increase every year, and with {
total of fourteen employees on it's rolls
The amount of mail matter handled by
Postmaster Krook and his assistants
New Ulm review., 1904-04-06
REACHES COST PREDICTED
Plant Now Stands Tax
Payers 100000.
Figures Shown by Supt. AdOl
Wagner's Report.
Receipts More Than Paid Operat
ing Expenses.

When this paper put forward the
prediction that the municipal lighting
station would cost to exceed 100000
the opposition press and a number of
the aldermen and their adherents de-
cried the assertion. Superintendent
Adolf Wagner's first itemized state
ment Of the cost, receipts and disburse-
ments Of the plant, which will be read
to the aldermen at their meeting to-
| night, will show that the station now
stands the taxpayers exactly $50, ,2l2. "a.
1t would appear that the designing en-
gineer's original estimate was trife
modest and the bond issue of $50, 900
| slightly inadequate.
Supt. Wagner's report is an ex-
haustive affair and covers the period
from the time the plant went into oper-
| alton in September, 1902, to the first of
| the present month. 1t shows that up
to March 81, 1908, the cost Of the plant
was S46, ,S85.64. During the past year
13,327.20 additional was expended,
bringing the aggregate to $50, ,212.9 .94.
| This outlay was made as follows:
| Bal. on contract with Fort Wayne
Electric Works 5 1896. .02
| Bal. to g. S. Pillsbury go. ........... 11241
Line extensions. S....................." 1903. 80
| New Ulm Electric Light Co., pole
New Tim Electric Light Co., meters 5s5.
Meters bought during year......... 3,90S. .8S
| Total S13. .327 20
| The receipts at the station and the
| operating expenses were as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Commercial light service. ..... 5 9,422 SO
Street lights. ................. 6,6S905
! Profit on wiring and supplies....... 247. IA
| Total. $16,55S.5S
OPERATING EXPENSES.
Wages .......................S S 1899 90
| Fuel. Observation-Disclosures. 5,558S3
| Insurance. e.-.............. ............. 47O5
Collectors fees. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1914
| Station supplies and repairs ......... 904.74
| Street lamp supplies and repairS... 1929
| Line repairs Observation-Disclosures. ITO
| Lamp renewals. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 269.S7
Interest on $4,000 bonds. ........... 100000
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $l1, 1885, 80
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Surge 9speidsn.

Gincirnnti. u. Carnegie bat
benz 8erea golsge $50, 900 gu elmer
gibliotbet geI9entt.
@bica9o. Gtirffin gantacu=
gene In petersburg. cine 9odter bon
Grau s. Dent @rant bier, identte
eirsm Mdoden bas 9eben.
panama a. Das solombianiide
2anonenboot ygOgOta", ieBt In Ga0ao,
miro bertauft. Die Resieruna eriebi
es ourd 3mei ileinere S9ihs.
Gina. 8. Die Mmer. giga,
Co., 3wsig Der Goniol. COB. 60, III
geidloHsu. $50 sslernte Gigarren.
nader iino bierourd auBer Nrbeit.
GbieasO. 8. .. Wrisbt, melde'
als Gailirer Der l. Nationalbanf II
DUNDEE, ST., $50, 900 unteridiagen.
wuroe 5u S Sabren 3udt6aus perur'
tbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
stra6emsMnrnbem
Yeim Nbmari@ Der mad gfrifa be-
itimmten Iruppens Steile.

gerIin, 80. Wdr3. Die geu0ls
teruna her Stabt bate BEL Der geitrisen
9lbreiie Der Werffdrtungen nod g. 20.
Nfriia ale GtraBen bidt beieBt. ga
DerflOHene Wode bic ubaebenoen 3rup'
pen our9 halbwii4fae gengel, Die
mit3ogsn. beIdfigt woroen iparen, 10
mar oiesmal Elm ftdrferes poIi3eiauf=
9ebOt uorbanoen uno bic 3uoringli6lien
Der StraBenbummler uuroen perbaftet.
SeoOd bate bic qoli3ei MIR tbsils
ipsiisn grfolg uno einige 6unoert
2euie pfifen bic Bsnmten aus. Uiels
perIOnen wuroen nod ben poli3ei-
Stationen gebradt. Gin tbdtlidsr
gngriff gegen Die 5rappen lam nidt
Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Nas sanS Der sosreros.

Den S6ilberuneen bes Mufitanbs>
gebietes in Oeut!h Sibneitafrifa
aus Der Sober zines Osutiden, Der
bort mebrere Sabre an berpOrragenoer
Stene nit pfIug uno Sdpert tbdtig
getpeien, entnebmen mir bic folgsn>
ben intersfdnten Daten:
Sn mddtisen Observation-Disclosures
iteigt bas mittlere nOamaralanb" BON
Der &iiite aus on unb erreidt in benz
bidt fiiblih Der 6auptifabt Grob>
Winbboet I~ieeenben Quasz (NOrbs)@ss
birge feline srobte 60be nit 7000Jub.
Der mebr n0rblih gelegene Smaz
tafoberg erbebt iif Big gu 5000
SUB. Weits 6ohebenen, aus benen
ipieberum ihroffe @sbirgs3iige ems
porpahfen, unterbreden Die itarteH
Steigunesn bss 2anOes unb gebsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

Ter riibere preubifhe
&iiroiiier Walentin 5riebri9 Hubolpb
Rumi40tteI rom oitpreubfden aiis
~raiiier : Negiment go. 3, @raf Wrans
gel, Ianbete %unIdngit in Retu Yort auf
Gais Sslanb, no i'm Der Wertrster
bes Deutfdsn Gmisrantenbaules 5ipis
fden 9unberten bon G%inipanberern
entbedte unb berausbolte. Numfh0ts
tel bate bon DeutIdlanb aus an bds
ariess : Department in Woibington
geldrieben, bab er iid gerne fir oas
ameritanifde itebenbe Seer antperben
laiIen piirbe, unb er bate our Mnts
iport erbalten, bab er, ipenn tOrperlih
tauglid, Der engIiiden Sprade md4>
tia unb i'm 9eliber bes %fogenannteh
eritcn papieres fei, bic Uniform Uncle
Sans anaieben t0nnte. Humf90tteI
lit bon Beirut 2anbpirtb, 81 Sabre
ali, bat feline Dienlt3eit in Oeutidlanb
oblolpirt, 5pri9t etipas Gngliih unb
perIhdff! iid ipfort iein neri tee pas
pier, b. 3. er fdfp0rt benz aaifer nnb
N1nia Wilbelm alb, ertldrt ieinen WiIs
len, Elm treuer ameritanifher 8iirger
au iperben, unb bann pirb er porerit
eemeiner Reitersmann Uncle Sans.
Gin etsentb Ii liaer
GaIl, Der an bas n%aipsite 0eiidt" ers
inneri, bat 5i9 anIdbli9 bes 5ufdIis
oeu Gr5hiebenS 6arrn Sheparbs duf
Der Sagb BEL SbepberDspile burh
Ord qrat6er in 2ouispile 5usetras
gen. en- faIt bemielben Womente, aIs
Der S6ub ben junsen Monn trdf,
perfiel feline S6peier, bic in 2ouiss
bile BEL 6errn M. Sort on Gtratton
Mpenue gu gefua %tpeiIte, plDbIi9 in
Delirium unb iuste 3. 9. gu ibrem
9ruber, ben tie Dor iid 81 feben fdien:
Sage mir, bab bu ni9t tobt BIT,
0arrp, mas i9 Iebe, 1T ni6t be
Wabrhit!" SRI. Sxparb lief i'm
3imner auf unb al iinb bsbedte bic
Mugen nit ben Mrmsn, I'm nidt 5u
1eben. 9alb barauf perfiel lie in Bee
pubtloIigteit, unb man REF einsu
arsi, Der fe aud fdliebIid au fid
bradte. Damn er5dblte fie, sun5 ees
nau, aIs ob iie babel getpeien tudre, bic
9Dbtung bes Brubers, bon Der erit
lpGter bic Nadridt eintraf. Das
Wdbfen fon febr oft worfdIe in ibrer
Jamilie, b~elonbers betreffs bes 9rus
bers, benz lie febr augethon mar, tprs
ausaefeher BADEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Gifenbabn Snafopmunb D.
Winbboef.

leinem Q(ufbau ben tsrraHenf0rmi'
gen G6aratter. Die Better Der ausz
nabmslos periobifden JliiHe iinb tief
eingeriHen, idner 5ugdnslid unb
tperben fat iibera[ bon pilo5erfliiftez
ten llfersebirgen begleitet. Sn Der
Negenaeit. bic fid auf Die Wonate
Sanuar Bis Mpril beIdrdntt, mall
gen fid in bisien in ben 9afe[dnbern
oft mebrere bunbert Weter tief pers
fentten JlubtbGlsrn brauienbe Wais
fermohen gu 3haI, pdbrenb in Der
Sroden3eit (N1ai Big Decembtr) bas
Bett paTerlos balieet unb benz burs
ftigen Wdnberer MIR bon Der Sonne
ausgsb0rrten unb briihig geuorbensn
2sbm unb feinen 9elben Sanb oeigt.
Wenn mir benz 2aufe bes grObten
Der periobifdsn 5liiKe bes Damaras
lanbes, bes Spatop, bon Der &iiite
aus oitpdrts folgsn, 10 itoben mir in
bas !6er3 bes 9ererogebietes, Der heute
aufitdnbifden 2anbfdaften, Dor
6ier liest, benz 2aufe bes 6lu6es i'm
@a9smeinen angepabt, bic ebemals
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
a~aferne unb Stations=
baus in Stabanbu.

ben SDambo Osfpoten bic 51upts
hinge Der 0ereros cine lG9erli9 eerin>
&c Ma9t iiber ibre untertbanen baben.
Die 9erero, Elm 3%affernbolf bes gdns
tuitammes, paren bereits gu Mnfang
oes oorigen Sabrbunberts cine Der
berrIdenben Nationen bes beutioen
SduBgebietes. Bon benz geiualtisItsn
Ginseborenen, ben Siibofrifa ie FAB:
bon Sonfer M%frifaner, benz 6Gupt<
ling Der Srlams Der 4frifaners 6pt=
tentotten, fplrben Tie etipa I'm 1910
sleih alien iibrisen Y0lfern 5pii9sn
benz Oranjez unb 3unene : Stub uns
terjpdt un0 81 90rigen gema9t. grit
i'm Sabre 1868 gsIons es ;bnen, gez
fiibrt bon 5pei europdiiden SGgera,
benz S6peben Mnberhon unb benz
g~ngldnber Green, in benz mDrberi=
ihen 3reffen bei Otjimbingipe lire
Jreibeit nieber 81 ertdmpfen. Nber
Die Sabre bis 1892 paren nod arge>
fiint o ununterbrohenen 0orit0Ben
Der 6ottentotten unter ben unperi0bn=
lihiten 6einbsn Der 6erero, ben
9duptlingen San SOnfsr @frituner
unb 6enSrit Wiiboi. Woren bi. See
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
@ef.a 3 r o r Ii b c r.

HoDer Yubenitrei d. Gine
beijpielloie Werb0bnung bes fir9li1en
2eihenbeitattunss : Gsremonieas, bic
einem 6amilienpater bas 2eben t~oitete,
1T fiir3li9 in Qlltrip in Der Mbsinpfal3
borgetommen. N~9 elmer geerbigun9
3og fih Der Ydderburfhe Mar 5ellert
aus Qinba9 in Baden bic eigens 81
biefsm s3tped bergeri9tete Nmtstro6t
zines protel tantiiden @eiitIihen on uno
beranIaBte einige libel beIeumunbete
8urfhen, fid gu einem 2eiden5ug gu
formiren. sir einiae @las Bier fano
man aud einen ,Sooten" in Der per=
ion bes Midael S9neioer aus Mltrip.
9iefer ipurbe in elmer gadmilbe. bic
als Sorg biente, einbergstragen, unb
70 burd5og bic Rotte unter @blingung
bon Gir9enlieoern bic Orts{traben,
bonn unb mann in Wirtbiaaften eins
fe9renb, nobel Der pfeubopfarrer 9els
lert Qeidenreben belt. Mls balb bar
auf bic @enbarmerie reherhirtc,
Tprona Der ols 9obter umbergetrdoene
Sdneiber aus Gurht o Strdfe in
ben 0bein unb ertrant.
@e dbrIi9es amber
Sn benz babilden Dorfs
WaIbmatt fpie.ten unIdngit mebrers
SduItnoben in Otter bon 10 Bis Ia
Sabren nSoloateles" unb ponten ba=
bel ou9 edten aanonenbonner b0ren.
Giner Der SdiiIer brodte cine patro-
nenbiilie berbei, unb Elm anbersr boIts
aug benz !9ouie ieines @aters, zines
9ol3mahers, Sprengpulper, fpeldes
alem Mnf9eine nad re9t oberflGdlidj
pertpabrt ipurbe. Die 6iilfe tpurbs
nun gefiint unb nit brennenoem ga.
pier an9e5iinbet. Sofort 9ing Der
6hub lOs unb 5erihmetterfe benz 13s
jdbrigen Shiler aiit fait polltdnbio
ben 4opf. Der bebduernspertbe &nabs
ftorb boIb barauf an ben f4peren Wtr-
fDunounaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Dor ibrer Suite;
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