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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03

The only rational way to cure dykpep-
STA is to remove the catarrh. Peruaa
cures catarrh. Peruna does not produce
artificial digestion. 1t cures c1tarch and
%leavcsI the stomach t. perform digestion
in a natural way. This is vastly better
and safer thar resorting to artificial,
methods or narcotics.
Peruna has cured more cases Of dys-
pcpsia han all other remedies COM
bined, simply because it cures catarrh.
wherever located. II cetarrh IL locats6
in the head, Peruna cures 1t. II catarrh
has fastened itself In the throat OF
catarrh becomes settled in the ach,
Peruna cures it. as well In this Locations
ms in any other.
Peruna is not simply a remedy for
dyspepsia. Peruna is a catarrh remedy.
Peruna cures dyspepsia because it 10
generally dependent upon catarrh.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03

If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. HARTMAN, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03
What Did She Meant

Mr.. Blanke-No. 1 have no idea where
I shall go this summer. It's awfully
hard for me to make up my mind, don't
you know.
Miss sharpe-Yes. I should imagine
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03

Of inc VITALITY; IN color the fruit IS mot
tied red, sometimes streaked. In season
1t is late and hangs we'll on the tree. 1t
is one of the best varieties for shipping,
remaining firm for a long time. AS 1t
originated in Canada. the tree is quite
hardy and may be safely planted in near
ly all sections OF the country. Where one
can have hut a few varieties and classes
of trees fer horne use ..e Windsor IS rec
commended among cherries as containing
more desirable characteristics for horne
use than any Other variety.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03

81 can recorrz1cnd Peruua for dys..
Pepsia and stomach trouble. kavc
been usfag your medicine for q sS3rf'
period ar,d 1 feel very much relieved.
1t is indeed g wonderful medicine bc-,
sides a good ionic. "--slM. C. Butter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03
Gould You Use Any Kind ola Sewing
Machine at Any Price?

Could You Use Any Kind ola Sewing
Machine at Any Price?
If there is any price so low, any Offer
so liberal that you would think of ac-
cepting on trial a new high grade, drop
cabinet or upright Minnesota. Singer,
Wheeler 4 Wilson, Standard, White or
New Home Sewing Machine, cut out
and return this notice, and you will re-
ceive by return mail, postpaid, free of
cost, the handsomest sewing machine
catalogue V G published. 1t will name
you prices on the Minnesota, Singer,
Wheeler & Wilson,. White, Standard
and New Home sewing machines that
will surprise you; we will make you a
new and attractive proposition. q sew
ing machine offer that will astonish
you.
If you can make any use Of any
sewing machine at any price. il any
kind of an offer would interest YOU,
don't fail to write u at once (be sure
to cut out and return this special no.
tcc) and get our latest book, our latest
offers, Il new and most surprising
proposition. Address
SEARS. ROEBUCK 6 CO., Chicago.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03
OestroYina Cahbaae Worms.

If the worms appear while the plants
are very small the best thing to kill them
is white hellcbore (obtainable at any drug
store), used either by dissolving one ounce
in each two gallons of water and spraying
or sprinlling the plants or by applying it
dry, busting it on. AS the pants get
older and larger the best remely for tho
worm is the common insect powder known
as py|rethrum. which is best applied by
iniNing one pint of 1t with two quarts of
common flour, keep it In a close box for a
day and then apply with az insect bel
lows. The louise found on cabbage is best
destroyed by applications of tobacco wa
ter. which is made by using one pound OF
tobacco stems in four gallons of water
and adding enough hot water to make 1t
allsh3t. Let the mass stand until the wa
ter is cold. strain and add soft soap at the
rate of two pounds TO each fifty gallons of
the infusion. Apply with a sprinkler or
a SPRAYING pump.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03
TrcnAinr Ihrush IN iIcn,

In nine cases out of ten when thrush
occurs it is due TO the horse standing in
filth, so that the prevention Of the trou-
bic IS plainly to be seen. Investigation
will prove that the majority az the horses
afflicted With thrush are heavily fed and
given little exercise and, as stated, stard
In filth. While there are many honest
differences OF opinion as 20 what material
constitutes the best floor for a horse, 1t
Is certain that the floor must be kept rea-
tonably c.can or the animal will contract
disease of some kind. The best treatment
for thrush is 70 cleanse the foot thorough
ly, soaking " Well IN water a. nor as the
horse viii stand if necessary and then
place caloniel in all the ~crevices Of the
frog, covering 1T with cakum 10 hold it in
place. This dressing must he changed
daily. Place the horse in a large bc:i stall
and provide Il heavs bed OF straw so h
there Will be q sor, Or cushion for the feet
at all times. While the horse is in the
stall and no. fit to exercise Z great deal
cut The rations down. being careful that
the animal has sufficient Narict.' TO keep
the bowels in good condition. As soon as
the animal car he given exercise it should
be taken out of doors several times q day.
The dressing should be faithfully applied
until the discharge Of matter ceases.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03
COX OWt For SWinaIers.


Til crop of swiNdiers working in farm
ing districts seems to be greater than ever
this spring. Here are two of the latest.
y number OF men are working in different
states selling u stock remedy on this plan.
They appoint q local agent and offer to
supply him with a stock of the remedy to
he paid for after it Is sold, but they re-
quire signature TO n contract ordering
about 500 worth of the stuff TO be shipped
prepaid. AT the end of a month the
farmer agent is notified that he is in
debtcd TO the concern for the amount of
the contract (Which, by the way IS in the
hands of tho swindler, the former agent
having been given no duplicate) and suit
is brought for a smaller amount so as to
keep it in a lower court. The farmer gen.
orally pays or compromises. The other
swindler offers to set out an acre or more
of trees and take half his pay from the
crops of fruit. His scheme is to ask about
one-half more than the trees are worth
on the plea that they are some new and
wonderful variety and hence are sold at
half 90 price, the other half to be paid.
as stated, from the fruit. Suffice 1t to
say this swindler having collected his
price fer the trees, which are generally Of
inferior sorts, never turns up for his share
Of the crops. Better confine purchases to
local dealers or to men who advertise in
papers of reliability and let general agents
with wonderful propositions alone.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03

Don't Try Educating Consumers.
Recently q n~oighbcr OF tho writer asked
for some advice regarding the selection OF
varieties of Strawberries tor a nearby
market and objected to the advice given
because he, the grower. did not fancE the
variety named. On the other hend, TIE
writer knew that the majority OF the sorts
r~ecornendcd wou,d give the f,2owor jas.
She i OF berry his market wanted. the
kinds that had brought the hcst prices
each year for Z number of Yeas. The
consuming public in iacgc owns and
cities are much bette" posted on soil prod
ucts than W. grover; give tho credit for
being. so it will rot 90 to attempt % force
individual preferences upon them. If
ones soil vii! grow a fruit profitably then
the thing to 90 is to get the variety of
that fruit bes: suited TO the market de
mands. Mis- applies 10 anything, eggs
for example. If the market pays a much
higher price for white Gigs than for
brown ones we must either raise TIE hens
to lay the white eggs or find a market
where the brown eggs are preferred.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03
Feeding Poultry on tAa Range.

Many who raise poultry seem to think
| that there is no good reason why they
should not pick up their entire living cur
Ing the ANNE Il given plettty Of range.
1t is an exceptional field that Wi fur
nish all the Fowls rell:irc. Green food
and animal food are about all the fowls
! Will get on the range so t3let they should
be fed at least once a day, having the ~
! ton of grain in about the same variety as
fed during the winter. but leaving cut tho
| corn almost entirely. Look over The range
and Sec If vt is likely to provide cnoCgh
in the way OF sharp and small stones to
give the fowls the grit they need and If
not see that the grit box IS placed where
they can get at ii during tho day and have
another in the poultry house 10 supply
their wants In this direction night and
morning. If 1T is necessary to feed some
corn do not make ii more than onc-Quar-
ter OF the grain ration and give II to the
fowls in the morning before they are
aurned on the range. Don't forget water
in the summer both or the rang" and at
the houses. letting them have all the cool,
fresh water thev want before they are
turned out in the morning and again at
night before they go 10 roos.. Give the
fowls n little care along these lines and
the range will do much more good.
The Season for Spraying.
The Bordeaux mixtures is recognized as
the most reliable OF the mixtures nser
for spraying fruit trees and pants rs we'll
as vegetable plants ana all growers are
now familiar with the formula The
causes OF failure in spraying are Gencr-
ally due to lack of thorouEhncss some
where In the work. The materials may
not be pure, the UNI used may be faulty
or tho spraying may not be thoroughly
done or not done at the right time, any
one of which faults makes the spraying
moro or less ineffective. When poisons
are to be used 1t is best to use them in
connection with the Bordeaux mixture.
Those who are experienced in spraying
have found that the three-eights inch
hose is the best for use on trees; it is not
SO hard work to handle 1t either attached
to a pole or from a ladder as the heavier
hose. In spraying see that the larger
branches Of the tree and the trunk as well
are covered thoroughly; In short, do the
work thoroughly, leaf and branch. and it
will be found that spraying pays.
Plant Foods for Fruits.
While 1t is, of course, recognized that
the soil must contain the three plant foods
IA moro OF less varying quantities, more
or less OF one OF the three must be ap-
Piled yearly Tor the best results. Tn
doubtedly there Is much fertilizer extrav-
agantly used and generally because the
groEer does not understand The value OF
regular applications, but puts on great
quantities one season and no0s at all for
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03

several seasons thereafter. Nitrogen is
one Of he plant foods that must be eau
tiously handled when applied to fruit
growing soil and there are few soils in
good condition which require more than
100 pounds of nitrae of soda yearly. Pot
ash, however. is greatly needed by most
fruits and may be applied in large guam
titles without much danger of injury to
the tree or plant. although the better way
to use it, either the sulphot or muriate, is
in lots of 100 to $50 pounds per acre each
and every years. Applied in this way
fruit raised OH fairly good soil will give
better results for less expense than by
heavier APPLICATIONS at longer intervals.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03
Care of Horses Necks.

= ~ ihSiSSS iNSSNSs
Nin out of every ten farm horses suffer
from abrasions of the skin on the neck
during the spring work and this Is SO Sc
we're in many cases as to keep the horse
from doing a full days work. Try this
plan of treating the farm horse during
the season of hard work. After feeding
the horse brush off all the perspiration
with a soft brush or. better still, wipe 1t
off With a large cloth. Then, with tepid
water, sponge the head. neck and should
ors and wipe dry with a clean cloth. II
the shoulders show indications of sore
ness rub over them n little vaseline and
let ii remain over night. See that the col
lar Worn fits we'll and after taking 1t off
wipe it thoroughly With a damp cloth and
hang 1t where ii will be thoroughly dry in
the morning. 1t will pay we'll to take
this little additional care of the horse dur
ing the working season If at no other time.
.'ruit Packages Of the Season.
Everything points to q general adoption
OF The box as the package to be used by
orchardists the coming season and apples
CT good quality will be packed in theI.l to
the exclusion of barrels. especially where
a discriminating market is being catered
to. The berry basket of the season is
made OF ,1aper and 1t is sold at a price
which greatly reduces the loss of the
grower which has been quite a sum on
his item. The crate of paper is also
snewn. but it looks too light and is still
an experiment.. A few grape baskets Of
paper are also on the market but offer the
same objection as the berry crates. A
start along the right road has been made,
I however. and fruit growers will be glad to
encourage manufacturers. A point which
all fruit growers should bear In mind is
that the city resident has little room for
storage and hence Will pay much higher
| prices in proportion for good fruit in small
packages than ordinary fruit in large
packages. They will also pay more for a
dozen fresh eggs neatly packed In a clean
BOX than they Will for the same number
more or less soiled taken from a bushel
basket. Try 1t and you'll see 1t Is SO.
Two Handy Farm Tools.
The illustration shows two tools that will
be found exceedingly useful and they are
easily made by the handy man. The wheel
marker will be found most useful In the
garden for marking vegetable rows. 1t
is made by takilg an old wheel of con-
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Yeriomai= =Noti3:m.

6rl. u m a g dergens, Die lie
bensipiroise So9ter bes 0errn uno
6rau 8. 6. S9ergens, 1T aus st.
9ouis, tpoielbit iie iiber brei Monate
pertpeilt bat, :pieoer su ben beimatbli=
den penaten 3urhdsetebrt. Sbre
Nutter 1T frOb, ibr S6dter9en tuieoer
bel ii9 su baben.
SRI. glfie 2dbn, So9ter bes
0errn unb Grau W. adbn wuroe in
beHen .6auie, 521 Msnes Str. burd
pafor peters nit 9srrn 6 barles
O IN getraut.
Sas iunee gbepaar bat cine &eiie
na1 ct. 2ouis gum 8efud Der Welt=
Musitellung angetreten. @s miro fit
freuen, mad benz L. gfoDember feline
6reunbe In ieinem trauten Seime gfo.
Oil 8. 20. Ctr. besrtben 3u t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
3nbiel Gela madJt Yoli3et -mik=
trauii9.

Wm. Scott, elm Garbiser, Der feline
@ohnung als 225 Solebo 9traBe
ansisbt, uno Der anseblid erit gefern
aus Der Sail eptlafsn tuurbe. tpuroe
6eute Nadmittas unter Der Mntla9e
bss 8ummels pieber berbaftet.
Scott ideint felt ieinsr gntlahunS
fi8 elmer auseeaei4neteu proiperitdt
erfreut 3u baben, benn auber einem
neusn gaar S9ube unb $4.35 in
gaar, bate er nod gentgeno @elo bel
fi9 um sinsm &aiiegenOHsn init Der
6erbeiidaffuns zines profeifoneaen
ghrsen gu beauftragen uno bic oen'
feIbsn sutommsnoe 3ommiifion glei4
baar boraus3u3ablsn. gr tpirb einffs
tpeilsn untsr $3.50 giir9fdaft sebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
@sit taapper Notb etaem i@red:
lidlen Sooe entremnen.

6enrp 6arbep, Der an Der Colorado
Str. in Der Hdbs Der Widigan StraBe
mebnt, entains Samffas Mbsno nur
nit fnapper gotb einem fdredli9ert
8Obe. Sarpep ifebt in Sienifen oes
Gutterbdnblers s. 2orins's, 926 OF
Waibin9ton Strabe uno er ifanb ge.
rabe i'm 8esriffe nit benz Mbliefs=
rungswagen bic @eleiie ber s. 8. &
9. gabn al Der Soutbeaftern Mbe. gu
treuaen, als bas Subrwerf bon einsm
3use setrofen murbe. . Sas pfero
wuroe fdwer bsrleBt. ber Wagsn tpuloe
In Splitter pertpanbelt, Sarnep ielbH
wurbs sttpa 20 6ub melt seidlsubert.
Ser iofort berbei9eeilte Dispenfa-
riumsarat 9r. Satplep unteriu9te ben
gerunglhdtsn uno tonitatirte, oab e,
feine ernfliaen 0erlebungen erlitt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Bier Tebli@aRe mao eia Sreffer.

an Der Mihouri StraBe murbe
geifern Nbeno Der 6arbige 9enrp
SlOugbton bon go. 400 @alben=S Str.
angebli9 ourd ben Garbigen Dabs
Smith, 2afapetts pIaee, in's gein ge-
SaOhen. Slousbton muroe oas Opfer
elmer gerwe9Ieluns. Wan iast, Smith
uerbe felt siniaer 3eit bon einem unter
benz Namen Ban betannten Jarbieen
berfolgt unb berielbe foa ibm gebrobt
baben, BET Der ndditen @elegenbeit R9
on ibm 3u bersreifen. AngebliG
nun, als Smith nit elmer 5rau 0uq
oie Wihouri.StraBe sntlans ging, fab
fd bieie um uno rief Smith au. baB
CT, 8en meinenb, ba iei. Smith ion
bierauf fein S9iebeiien ssaosen unb 4
Gebli9hRe unb einen Srsffer aui
Slougbter abgegeben baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
9te l1eterbriidnnsen Der Giicn:
babn= &reu,mnssn.

Die Dem Borfbenben bes Jinans-
@omites bes Staotratbs, Soiepb @as.
per, bonn Staot=S =Sngenieur Soup un-
terbreiteten 0Orani4ldge Der Soften
fiir bic ueberbriidungen Der Straben=
uno giienbabn-2reu3unssn fellen fid
i'm @an3en auf anndbernb 1898. 900.
Bon bieier @efammtiumme tpiirbe ent-
fallen auf bic Mafaduietts Nuenue=
2reuauns ettpa $4,000, auf bic
2reusung Der 2sntudp IOenue etma
100000, auf bic OF WafbinstOn
Strabe anndberno $95, 900 uno aui
bic Weif @aibinston Strabe $50, 600.
0orfbenber @aspsr bate um einen
anndbernben 8eri9t eriu9t, bamit fid
bas @omite na1 bemielbsn rihter
tonne, be3aslid Der fur bic WaHa&u'
ietts Npenue 3u betpillisenben $25. 900,
welde anndberno ben auf bic Stab1
sntfaaenben Sbeil Der unfoffen beden
IOllten. 0eute Mbeno eruartet man.
bab Elm Beri9t mdbreuo Der Sibunq
b.s Staotratbs einserei6t mirh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
YOli3eiseri4t.

See Snpber, As Sabre oft, Der am
Samfas unter Der 9lnflage bes gin'
brudes berbaftet tuurbe, fanb beute
bOr Poli3eiri4ter @balon, Der i'm on
bic @roBsei6worenen iibermies.
Urban Snposr, Der 8ruber bes Der.
baftsten, pdre faff gum 8ruoerm6roer
getDoroen. gr b6rte ndmlid wd6reno
Der 0a9t Elm nerbd9tisss @erdui9
unb als sr aufitanb um na4suieben.
fano er. oaB fib Semano our4 bas
5interfeniter 3utritt su ieinem 316
Iirginta Nbe. belssenen ReifauranI
beri9afft babe. Seine Grau bena9.
ri4tiete iOfOrt bic Poli3ei, Die bon oel
StraBs aus ii9 3utritt gum Relfau.
rant gu bsridaffsn fu9t.. Ser Gin
BREEDER lab bic poliaiiien unb ipranQ
bur6 oas ge6ffnste 6interfenifer. llr'
ban Snpber i9oB bann auf ben Glis.
benoen, Den er erf helm Sdein cine,
bena9barten 2ampe fpd!er als ieiner
Bruoer erfannte. Der 6ltibtling
purbe ipdtsr singefangen bate ieoOd
t.ins gelcsenheit eebabt, ir9eno wel6
Wertbia1en 3u ife6len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Senti9lanb.

8erIin, 16. DIT. Sie Sbeile
Der tiirsli9 aufsefunbsnen Oper pon
9apbn r8itter &Olanb", in bieier
@oae gu Grantfurt a. M. aIs @on-
cert=yfummer aufsefibrt, tperoen bon
ber &ritit als elm edtes gDert bon
9apbn anerfannt. Sisie felt hunbert
Sabren begrabene Mufit er3suete cine
eigentbiimlide 8epegung untsr cen
06rern, bic mehr gum Nadosnfen ans
gerest i9ienen, als beb iie fthrmiI9
applaubirt bdtten.
Ser 3aiier entianbte ben Sntenoan=
ten b. 9tlfen CUR 8egriiBuns oes pa=
riier 2amoureur.O Or1eitsrs BET ieinem
erfen biefssn Nuftreten. 0dli.n
briidie benz Direftor gbebillarb unb
ben Muiitern bas gebauern oes 2ai.
iers aug, baB fribere gerpfli4tungen
ieine Gnweienbeit binoerten. Ser 9ai-
Ter lei iebr erfreut iiber Oas, mas bas
Ordsier In 6ranfreid fur bic Was.
ner'ide Wufit getban, unb er minide
ben frans6fii6en 2anitlerr groben gr=
fOlg in Der oeutiden 0auptitabi.
9as 6aus mar aber nur tbeilmeiie
gefa0t, mabrfdeinlid neil bic preife
bon ben epefulanten su 6o9 binauf-
gstrieben raren. gfa9 bem llrtbeil
sa9perifdnoiser 9ab bas Ordeifer
8eetbopsn auar ni4t nit ssniisenbsm
8efiibl tuieoer, aber bic Wagner'f9e
Wuiit, beionoers 8enusbers" aus
.$ann6duier", nit iol9' te6nii9er
Wolenbuns, Ssuer unb gnergie, be
ben Wertb elmer neuen Snterpretation
bennfpruden fann.
Seit Sarab 8ernharbt ibr @elhbbe,
niemals in Seuti9lano 3u fpielen,
brad, 1T fie bier cine reselmdbigs Be-
fu9erin gemoroen. Nm Wontag be.
ginnt fie ibre 8. Berliner Saiion.
Sas engagement oes ital. Senors
@arufo i'm 3beater bes Weitern fam
our9 cine Gub=gerfauduns gum Nb-
bru4; er iebt basfelbe aber Nnfanes
Nobember mad Der &hdtebr aus 2on-
bon unb por Der Nbreife nad gsetp Dort
fort.
90. u. Beder, pianiif aus glebe-
Lamb, O., eab bier Elm @oucert nit
nennenswertbem grfOls.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Yarolirte straFimse babea oas
&edlt 10 ifimmen.

Rad Nnfi1t bes Superintenbenten
oes Snbiana &sfOrmatOriums @. 8.
Wbitader, baben aus bem Staats=
3u9tbauis unb &eformatorium paro,
lirte Strdfin9e Stimmre9t, ausse.
nommen has Geri1t perurtbeilte lie 3ur
3sit au4 gum 8erluite ibrer 8iiraer.
reHte. Nad Mnii9t bes Superinten.
oenten bsfinoen f9 etpa us aus BEN
Reformatorium uno bic gleide Slnsabl
aus bem 3udtbauie parolirte Strdf.
hinge i'm Staate. 9err Wbitafer itiibt
feline Nni6t auf cine bonn General.
Nnmalt 2et4am gema9ten 9lus.
prud.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Der e9laf oes 0eredBtea.

Sames Smes, 40, go. Gil Blate
9trabe, muroe bon ben &aolern 9nll
uno Shine geifern uegen Sruntenbeit
eingelo9l. >9a oies nun an uno fiir
f4 teine beiOnoere Nnflage 1T, 20 fino
oo4 Die nit Der 0erbaftung berbun-
oenen umiidnoe etmas aubergew6bnli4.
Smes murbe ndmlid tn elmer Naep i'm
tiefiten @9lummer aufsefurben, Wa-
senipuren, bic gum bort ielig S4lum=
mernben binfhbrten, iebten fid aud be,
2dnge nod tber bic 2leibung bee
Soldiers fort, 10 bab alfo in anberen
Worten Smes bon einem Wagen in bel
Duntelbeit iiberfabren uurbe, obne baE
er au9 nur bas @erin9ffe bon be,
Sate merfte, ober nur in ieinem
SHtummer geii6rt wuloe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Gatttett<Nerettt oeS 90.
cialett SurttperetnS.
Cine frohlide Grouriion nah
Souisbille.

35 Wtit9lieoer bes Samen-0ereins
beg Socialen Surnbereins te1rten I'M
Witterna9t feeIenpersnii9t bon ihrer
Grcuriion nod 2ouispi1, 3uriif.
Sic batten fi9 oOrtbin begebeH, um
benz Samen 0erein Der 2ouispille
Surnsemeinoe, nit tpeldem fie eng be-
freunbet lino, ein:n Seiub ab5uftaften.
sic tpurbsn am 8a5nbof bon einem
@Omite empfausen uno na9 Der 8er-
eins6alle escortirt.
9ier wuroen fe In nObler Weiie be-
pirtbet.
sm Namen Der 2Duisbiller Damien
bieB Grau Ybilipp 5oGsrbad Die Su.
oiauapOliier @sisaidaft bersli9 mill.
fommen.
Srau Anna Sieb lbt bil
prdfioentin Der Samen bonn SoeIaler
Surnoerein, bielt bierauf cine Dor
8eift unb @emiitb burdfoatene an'
fpra9e, in wel9er fie nit beredtisten
StOl3e barauf binmies, baB Elm g.reir
BON Samen, tpenn er nHr in aielbe'
wuBter Weiie geleitet tpiro, bod mad
Dislen &idtungen bin iebr biel @ute!
tpirfen fann.
Die Samen fnb iiber ben ibnen II
2ouisbile 3u She'll geiuoroenen @m
pfang boa beg 2obes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Serindte 8ranoftiftnms.

Snoem lie 9ol3Ipdbne, Die in nda.
Fer Ndbe oefelben lasen. NIT petro=
l.um iibergofen unb bann an3tinosten,
periu4ten granbiiifter ben Stall DEG
8roesrifen q. @emmer, 1889 6Ietdei
Aue. in Srano 3u itsden. Das Geuer
muroe 3ruiIden 6 uno z llbr Mbenos
entoedt ugo init 0ilfe bon 3uei Widn-
nern, Die bas 6euer bon oerStraBe aus
seieben batteE. gelang es @emmer, bas
Jeuer gu l6i9en. Die pOli3ei wurbs
bena4riatigt, iebo9 feblt bon oexl
uebeltbdter ieoe Spur.