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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09
Observation-Disclosures
CiOIhtO FOR A WEEK.
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Knowledge of what to wear takes
on new Importance when the lack
OF ii means death. Major Rankin.
when preparing to climb Mount Aeon.
Cagua. one of the loftiest mountains
of South America. found no small
part of his success in reaching the
summit was due to the fact that he
was suitably dressed He says in an
article in Longuan's Magazine that
he takes the greatest possible pride
i'll being the first To- inform the world
what it must wear in order to have
the pleasure of going harmlessly to
sleep for twelve hours in the snow
with the temperature ten degrees be.
low zero"
First of all came thin wool and
SIR vest TO mitigate the tickling of
the brand-new pair of thickest "com.
binauons.' the comprehensive wooden
garment which followed next, and Ell.
Neioped all but head and feet. Then
came two WOODEN shirts. one on top
OF the other. beautiful, thick. sky.blue
creations: then pair of very thick
corduroy breeches. tactfully padded.
with combinations down To the ankle;
then sleeved waiscoat of pure wool:
then Il thick wool coat like blanket.
yellow and shecp-like: then the wind.
proof leather jerkin given me by Sir
martin Conway. and vicuna scarf
round my neck to top off with.
ON my feet | first of all put an or.
binary pair of merino socks: above
them pair of Shetland wool stock.
ings: next pair of what are called
sleeping stockings. lambs wool within
and goats hair without. about a quar-.
ter of an inch thick and hugely warm
then a still bigger pair of Shetland
wool stockings: then pair of enor.
nous boots: and lastly a pair of put.
tees. three yards long. wound round
the elephantine bulk Of my legs.
On my head a wolfskin cap covered
my ears and neck. and my hands were
encased. first in an ordinary pair OF
wooden gloves, and secondly I'm a large
pair OF gloves of the kind affected by
babies. wherein the mobile thumb
grips ut the incarcerated fingers.
In reserve had my wolfskn coat.
reaching TO my knees, yet so light tina,
II in no way interfered with my walk.
ing; and when all these things were
donned my form assumed burly
bulkiness that would have rejoiced the
heart of a sergeant.major.
For the next six days remained
day and night in these garments.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09
NEW OUTFITS FOR sURoL AIRS.
Science Has Furnished Them New
Means for Getting Into safes.

Science Has Furnished Them New
Means for Getting Into Safes.
1t appears that Germans OF known
bad character are allowed to escape
on condition Of leaving the country.
England is practically the only refuge
open to them, so they flock here, and
among them the expert German bur-
glar visits us In eyer-increasing num-
hers, says the Westminster Review.
1t is said that Germany is the country
Of specialists, and the criminal but
intelligent Teuton makes a speciality
OF his business, to which he applies the
latest scientific methods. The extent to
which the art of burglary has been de-
veloped Is evidenced by the fact that
ingenious house breaking tools are
manufactured, such as portable lad
ders, portable phosphorus and electric
lamps, ratchet drills, sheetiron cutters,
adjustable jimmies. pick locks and va
rlous kinds OF skeleton keys. Some Of
these are, of course, legitimate and
necessary tools. not necessarily nor
mainly used for felonious purposes.
Any given house once entered, the
scientifc German can open the strong
est cast iron safe by means Of an
oxy-hydrogen blowpipe, which pro-
duces heat so intense as to melt any
metal against which It Is directed. The
following plan is also practiced: A re-
cent chemical discovery has produced
preparation known as thermite. II
u portion of this is placed on the top
of safe heat Is generated 20 pow
erful that the toughest steel cannot
Withstand 1t. and hole IL burned In
any desired portion Of the receptacle.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09
WHAT FREIsUR0 DOES.
City Owns Everything and Runs Every.
thing, and the People Are Happy.

thing, and the People Are Happy.
ON the edge of the Black Forest mid.
way between Strassburg and Basel,
with view sweeping the rich Rhein
valley as far as the rugged outline Of
Vogesen. is the city of Freiburg.
a walk through the main streets of
the town causes an American to open
his eyes with establishment. He sees
electric cars of the latest pattern. with
every device for comfort and safety.
running on basis Of less than 2E
cents within the city limits. lie will
look In vain on exterior or interior for
any sign of an owning company other
than the red cross Of the city's coat
of arms. Tracks, rolling stock. and
motive power are all public property.
and the neatly uniformed conductor,
who takes your fare and wishes you
good-day ut the same time, Is u city
official.
on all the principal streets. and espe.
cially In the neighbOrhoOd of schools,
he will notice electric clocks giving
the standard time. These are operated
from central station In the city hall
and are made self.supporting by sell.
ing the connection to factory managers
and business men who desire exact
time.
He will read the advertisements and
kilograms of city bulletin column,
will take his meals ut the city dining
rooms. dinner 6ia cents, supper ) and
coffee and bread 2is, ard in so doing
will get well.cooked food a. as much
as lie can eat.
In short II he keeps his eyes open he
will find that the city takes the little
Freburger rs n boy, educates him.
amuses him ut the city theater, lodges
him comfortably and cheaply in city
house. lends him money when in need
from the municipal pawn shops, take,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09

care of his savings in its bank, and
finally when lie dies buries him by the
city undertaken in the city graveyard.
lie will notice that the people speak
of "our" town. "our" streets. "our"
public library, and our new theater
which I'VE" are going to build. and
quite as Il matter of course without the
world being turned upside down and
private property and the home destroy
ed. Pilgrim.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09

Doubtless these are the men who are
now crowdlng into England in such
numbers under the designation OF Ger.
man workmen: at the same time those
who have been already convicted in
Germany often adopt IN English name
no ms to conceal their identity us far
as possible.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09

Occasionally man declines nomi.
nation for office-if there Is no chance
for his election.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09

Any one can name the three graces,
but the disgraces are too numerous to
mention.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09
Absolutely UnrecoenixabIe.

Absolutely Cnreco9nixable.
Wigg-l hear Guzzlers disguise at
the masquerade was so perfect that
no one recognized him.
Wagg-Thats right. He was sober.
philadelphia Record.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09

Girls Iaay not convert young mon.
but they at least draw them to church
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09
Ss,3S6,234.32

OFFICERS.
L. A. GODDARD. President.
CHAS. l.. FARRELL, Vice. President.
NELSON N. LAMPERT. Vice. President.
HENRY r. KENT. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Chas. W. Huxley. John A. King.
Edward e. Moberly. d. Il. Hartwell
Calvin H. Hill. Richard Fitzgerald.
Walter g. Boyle. Chas. A. Plamond0n.
william p. Rend Edward ID. Stevens.
John c. Fetzer. L. A. Goddard.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09

Letters of credit issued. Foreign
drafts and specie bought and sold.
Postal remittances and cable tran sfers
made to all parts of the world.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST

For wines and nQu0ra Heating d
MahOny. the weihknowu imp0sters and
Wholesale dcalers In this line Of goods,
are among the foremost In the country
for value a. well % the excellence Of
their goods.
One of the best.liked and most pop
Mar business men In Chicago 10 Tom N.
1DOnnelly. the jeweler, at ll6 Dearborn
street. Mr.. Donnelly enjoys the con.
ndencs and patronage Of the very best
people In Chicago. and II you want the
hest goods, In watches. d. ~ouds and
jewelry. at reasonable prices, the man
to patronise IL honest Tom D0nnelly, at
AIS Dearborn street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09

The accounts Of corporations, firms
and individuals respectfully solicited.
coRnER MONROE AND CLARK SIS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-09
CHICAGO
REsOuRCEs.

Report at Close Of Business June 9th, 1904
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
Hhr Yerrp aeata. cen perhohenem

Cir Verrp 9eatt. zen uerHoHenen
Gstrstdr oes republiianiiden National-
Gomitss, fdnet bic eituatirn an snt.
iAieoen uneemtitbli8 3u tuerben. Grit
bsrlor er ieinen boben Greunb unb
@Dnner 0anna unb iebt tuiro bon be-
moiratiider Settle burauf aeOrunsen.
Dab er pesen anSebli2er Werbre&en
I'm Mmte CUR berbienten &e9eni9ait
gesogen uerbe.
Mbsr bamit ni9t 9enua, bas 9aus.
@omiie fur Jufi3 : gngelegenbeiten
ma9t Misne. sinen @%eisbenrtpurf our
Mnnabme 3u empfeblen, Der bic Der.
idhrunesfrif fir Werbre&en. bic I'm
TunbssDisnife periibt purosn, bon orei
auf finf Sabre 5u berldnsern be3tusdt.
unb jruar nit ruduirlenber 2raft.
Giefe Iebtere aIaufsI 1T ips3iel auf
0errn Death eeminst, unb "a tuirb f2
balb 3eigen, Oh feline republilanif9en
9ufenfreunbs I'M 0onarsb 3abIrei9 unb
sinhuBrsi4 penus fnb. I'm bic I'm.
nabme zines foI@en @eiebes gu Der.
eiteln.
Nls gertruuter oes ieIisen 0anna,
als eeiretdr bes republiianildsn preB.
gomites In hsr srIten Wr2inlep,gam.
pagne unb ais isdtsrer Getretdr bes
republitaniI9sn Nntional.G omitss III
1srr 6eatb Otne 3weifeI TN geRb
man4er politii&er @ebeimniRe, bersn
Hstannttuerben angef9ts Der bsbor.
ffsbsnben Champagne febr ~unseleeen
tonmsit mbnte.
gs 1T aIfo iebr uohl m6gIi9, oab e
0errn 6eaib aelinat. f9 unter ben
Gitti&en Der q. 8. g. Der ibm bro.
benbsn @efabr 3u e~ntaishen, inbem er
Die Mnnabme iener riidwirisnben 2lau.
lei bintertreibt.
Sm anberen Gale aber tuirb Ct pors
nusf6tli@ re&t3eitig cine Nsife In's
Nuslano antretsn, I'M ni9t cine ioIHe
ms 3u&tbaus MAIDEN su miinen, ae.
rabe luie CT fi9 ieiner 3eit aus ben
Der. Staaten entfernte, UNI niHt in
Der pofunteriu4uns bic srfte Rolls
fpieIen 81 mtifen, unb erft 3uridttbrts,
als er bic @efabr boriiber tpdbnte.
Dor a&t Sabren trdumte sr bon
elmer Statue, bic man ibm emit srri@.
ten iueroe. 0euts bat Ct feline Der.
etuigung bur& elm Gtatut 5u befirn.
ten. -(Worg JournnI.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11


Die beige poIissi befir4tet, bas
jsbt, na&bsm bic Nseer.y ertrsibunesrl
aus Springfield, o., beaonnen baben
unb uni@eineno 10 erfolgrei& ~bsrIauisn,
uno ba JnbianapoIis Ia bob einmaI
unier ben Wsgern bon Ohio, 0eniudp
unb Jnb;ana ais Dorado obsr
sNieaer.o immsI" beEaunt III, bab bic
pertrisbsnen G9uar3sl nun bierber
piIsern unb fi&, ie mad benz, semntb.
lid MAIDEN tuerben.
Die Rspier' pcIbiten babeu bss6alb
bic Drbre erbalten, ale S9mar5eu,
be lsinsl bUlig ssnnpsnbsn 4uswsIs
iiber worIeben, Gessnwart unb ibre
sulnnftietn wbR&ten eebsn iDnnet,,
fofort In Gstabrfum ~ netnsu, ba.
NIT Der poIi3eiri&ter ft uuf ben e@ub
brInst unb bamit. eiiuuiee Grsbsltbnten
berieIben pestutet tDerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

mad sinanser bic areilssri3te bon
Miami unb Sutton Counties, bas
appelationsaeriat unb BE Supreme.
Court bei9dftist.
Mnbie eef@worenen
abermieen.
Sugb 5app, Elm freiienoer Mrbeiter
Der SnOiauapoIis @bair Co., 2ute
Gitn, elm Wi9t.llnionmanr. tpel&er
ben plab zines Der Streiier ubernom-
men bat unb 9bomas Gibaeralo, Elm
ftrsilsnosr giienskber, wuroen aefsrn
Dom poli3irinter an bic @rObsei&wo.
renen i~ibsrtpisien.
Mm Mbenb bes 10. Gebruar bate
9app ben Git@ ansebalten uno Gibse'
ralb bate i'm 3u Booen 9ei&la9en,
Sit9 bate hierauf einen Rebolber tsrs
porgejogen uno benielben auf 9apb
a~bsefeusrt. Gum @lid bate CT isin
3iel berfeblt.
probateeri&t.
Dem Grl. JuIia D. Root, cine
Eo9ter bon Serome Root unb elne
Ni9te bes b~ertorbensn DeloB Root, III
BON probat.gOmmiKdr bis gum nd&.
fen WOntas 3eit aeeebsn. einen 9ru.
Zee 3u bsftimmsn, iuel&er ibr Wers
m6gsn, bas fi@ auf etwa $50, 900 Be-
l6uft, perpnlteit foQ. His Dame NOR
bon benz GummiHdr auf ;bren Settles
sufanb unierfuGt tuorben unb Is bate
f6 berausseteQt, bab fs i'm Ianns
perfGiebener Soiofpncrafsn lag.
Neue g 9eibun9stIaee.
Warie 9. S@ulb bat ibren Gattsn
Sobn auf S&eibuna bertlast. Ct iolI
benz 9runie erg.ben iein unb ni6t far
he 9eforgt babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

Jn Der Offiee Dss 0snsrals Mbjutan.
ten Waro 1T man niGt tuenig befeyai
iiber bas rdt1lelbafts Musbleiben bss
9ieut. Grant 0uulins bon Der Hunbss.
Mrmee. 7srfslbe bate Dor 10 9aeen
Gort ebsrman b~erIafen unb follte bier
am nd1ifen Gage eiutrefen. Ct fat
F3 aber bier ni&t bliden IaHsn.
2ieutnans 0autins mar beFsnirt
tuorben, I'm In Gtmeini9aft NIT Maior
@sttp bon Gort gruop sine Jnipsttion
Der SnOiana Drills OOrsunsbmsu.
Der gsri&t Oss min. 8. srssman,
Sstr. Der Stauts. gsb6rbe far GorFsn,
bat bic prefe berIaHen. gs 1T ein
bhbI9 ausgslfatteter, nit 3ablrei9en
JlufrutiOnen perfebensr gunb. u. ".
sntbdlt berfelbs cine eineebsnbs gs.
iareibune Der bel 0enrpuiue bsIesensu
Sort eierbation.
Der General biusant bat bic Mit.
tbsiluns srbaltsn, ,ns In 2otomo,
2sslie Vaft3ser gum Capt. Der borti.
gen gompnsnis ertu6hlt sDorOen III.
Gie WabI III bor benz @eneraIsNbs
iutanten gebi1iet tuorSss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
Neae 5neorporattonen.

Golaenbe rlsue @sieli&aften ertuirt'
ten ibre Jneorporations' papiere:
.Snlanb Nopeltp Sron Boris" bon
indianapolis, Capital $4,000; bic Jn.
eorporntorsn fno: gy-Wsapor Charles
u. 9ooimaltsr, fein ebemaliasr Seere'
tdr 6arrp g. Brunausb unb Daniel b.
Nubp.
Die sort Wapns ENGRAVING Co.,,
ct. Wapns. Capital $4,000; 0irstto.
rem: Wiliam parftt, Cora o. par.
fit, Sobn %. parfitt tnb anna Bertha
paritt.
Die .2tttle Oil, Gas anb Minino
Co., Mlsranbria, Capital $50, 900;
Sncorporatcren: George ". Garner;
aineoln eeipIs, Sohn pbilips, Nobt.
O. 9ittIe unb wsrnon 8. Dap.
Die Barren 9eltpbons Co.,, War.
rem, Capital $25, 900; Jneorporatorsn:
@eorse 30. @rifftb, grant Ganabp,
Jobn 9. 0adsr, 0snrp Q. 9apman
U. u.
Die .@tanburb GOreinss Co." BON
JaincEs uuroe In Jnbiand jueeIanen.
Die @sieQf&aft tuirb In Snbiana 6ar'
Dor sl50, 900 lnbeRtreu. George 9.
Wobstts II Der SnbIana agent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

sassmsinsr mettsr. unb saatsnfanbbsri4t.


Das Wetter.H Bureau Der Wereini9tsn
Staten berDffsntli&t ioeben ~folgenoen
ougemeinen Wetters unb Saatenfanb.
Beri6t fur ben Wonat Gebruar 1904:
Die au~genfdQipRs gri9einung I'm
Wonat Gebruar biIbeten bic iibermdbi-
gen Wieoeri&ldae In ben mittleren uno
n6rbIi&en paeife- 2AfenbiHrieten IN.
sewObnli& lei&te WieberI&ldee CAB es
in ben mittlsren 7bdIern, ben mitile-
rem WefgolfsS taaten. Der Seegegenb,
In Den Weu.gnglanb. unb ben mittel.
atlantifGen Staatsn; uneeubbnIi9
milbe 9emperaturen berri&ten I'm plas
teau unb ben Gelssebir9s. Diffricteu
unb 9eras, tudbrenb bas ausaeipro9en
talte Wetter In ben Nifrieten bonn
Mifourt uno ben @entral.W iffffptis
9bdlern bfilid Bis our atlantif&en
2tffe I'D bemerili@ ma&ts.
Sn ben mittlereu unb tuefIi@sn
@olf.S Staten iparsn bic alaemeinen
1ebingunstn fIr bic In bieier Saifon
aussufnbrenben Garmurbsiten siinfis.
Sn biefen Nifrietsn III Die Nrbeit IN.
ssu0tnIi& porsef&ritten; i'm sanjsr
3eras Bat I'm Nllaemsinsn bas Mais.
pflanjen besOnne,, uno ausgebsbnte
Worbereituneen sur MnpHan3ung bon
Wlais uni 1aumwole fnb In ben
aan,en Golf taaten ~aetrOffsn, sana
bsionbers In ben mitilerei unb tusitIi.
den 9beiIen. Die G,ibIinesausfaat
III In 2anias, Otlatomn unb Colorado
Dor i'd aeaangen.
SIM @un5en aenommen aeieen bic
Weri6te iiber Wintvtreijer, bob bic
grntebebtn9un9en iiber ben ueitaus
srOBtsn She'll bes WinterpsianeurtsIs
re9t tuenis bsriprs&enbe finb unb tom.
men bic unaiinfieften Weri&te aus ben
mittIsrsn unb bffli&en 9ifrieten. SIM
Wonntsanfana mar Der erDBere 9bsil
bes Wintsripei3en. @eIdnbss nit e@nee
bebedt, aber riur bic n6rbli9eren 9beile
tuarer tudbrenb bes er6Bten 9beiIes bes
Wonats aef&nbt.
Nus unierem Qanbssthsile beben mir
nod folgenben gin3slberi9t terbor :
Snbiana.-1ie acknowledgement
finb In Der n6rbIi&en 0dlfte bes Staa'
tes ni&t iehr er~mutbiaenb, uneea&tet
Der abnorm bcben 9emperatur Der 5uei
Iebtsn Gtbruariaae; ebene GId@en unb
eanje .Gslber fnb nit Gle bebsdt unb
no ni&t bebedt, III Der Wei3en tlein,
braurt unb uenig beripre@enb; Der
Wei3sn bss iibli&en 9beilss 1T bnnn,
tur3 unb braun unb bic grnteausR@ten
tno biirftig.
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&apttaI. ...S1,OOO,OO
cffeem: Gde @aibtn8tpn Ctr. uub
0tr8tnta Mbe.
0runbaeentbums rIsbertrasuuasn.

Darn 8. e9ope an artbur 30.
G9ors, Got &c, Nlporb's Subb. unb
9teil bon Glct@er's Abb. $4,000.
HerieIbe an Gsnfslbsn, Got 16,
square Is, 2ineoIn part. $1,000.
Wiliam 8. 9inman an 3sriba 6.
Grober, Got 4, Nelfon's SUD. unb
9beil bon Square so. $1,000.
Connecticut Wutual 2ifs Sniurnnce
COMPANY an elmer Y. psrrp, Got SO,
Buffers Abb, College Corner. 81, 900
Wm. 6. Bed an 6snrp W. CUNT,
9beiI bon Got ia, baRsl5s Geisen-
tbum. $4,000.
Grant Q. Stetunrt, an Samuel g.
perlins, Cots "a, 75 unb 76, 6olo.
map unb Sennifon's fhbbftI. apb., Srs
bineton. 1926.
eli @ptof an Barbara WeC
9beil bon Sec. IL, 9ftp. IA, Range
4. 81, 800.
pearI W. petermarl an Wareelus
guffin, 9bsiI bon Gee. %, 7fbp. Is,
Ranes 4. $500.
0enrp q. goburn an 6nrrist o.
Green, Got 38, goburn's 8. @ef Sns
bianapOIis Abb. $3.50.
Capital Rational gani an CHARLES
3. e@ais, Got SO, 6isbIano place
Abb. $4,000.
epIpefsr 8. wiIfOn U. u. an Css
cor q. eanbebora, Got 50, Wartin.
bale & SILKS eubo. s2,400.
Goispt 9. 8arIe an George %.
9ader, Got 5, @ermania Building cnb
Qoan MHotiation Cub. $1,000.
Sarab @. Wnpmire an Jobn O.
Site, Got 6, 8Iod /, 2outbain &
Co.'s iAbDRl. Abb. s400.
ebas. ". We1per an Sidnc y.
WiIeman, Got 295. epann & g,.x
2. WoobIatpr Abb. $3.50.
gbarIss Ws.,grob an Wiliam 2otbs,
Got rs, GIet&er & RamIsp's abb,
BroofFbe Abb. 81, ZOO.
Gillian 8. Mafsrs an WiIbeImIna
7biene u. A., Cots % unb 80, Doug.
laB 9}nrf. $1,000.
Sheriff an 2ouis o. gubbeubaum,
Got AZ, Minarb qlaee Abb. IS, 052.
1erieIte an Center 2obge 30. Is,
=. .. .. g., 9beiI bon Got 263,
Glet&er u. y. Cub. bon au6enlot
So u. 4. 1902.
@outb pari 2anb COMPANY an
Nlt9asI 8. Greeus, Got As, eoutt
Yars Abb. ~, 400.
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SIN DiaioniHen.0 ofpitaI fanb aes
fern Der W6beIi&rtinsr SoIepb Burns
bon 20. TIA WapIe etrabe, Elm IN.
gefenter Der gmri& furniture Co.,
pfsee fit sinen jerqusti&ien Mrm unb
fein aeri&unbenss Gef&t, bic ihm
bur& sine aus ber0bbe fo0snbe f&ausrs,
eiierne 6ol5.RIammer perIett wcrben
tuarerl. Hr. RoImer nabm ibn In BE.
banoIuns. ct 1T ni&t gefdbrli& per'
lett.
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81 G6ren Der tooten Gameraben.

General 1lad, Gbef /. Gommanbeur
ber o. u. y. bat bic ueri&isbensn
poFen oufsefOrbert. 81 benz rGrdbers
f@mtdunestag . Gonb" 4sitrdee ein,
3ufenben. 9lus bemleIben foIen bic
@r6bsr bon etrua 300, 900 eoIbaten,
iusI&e auf ben Sectional 2ir9b6fen i'm
enben bearaben liseen, esf4mtdt iuer.
ben. Gle Ueitr6ae fnb an QUARTER.
meiifer Charles Burrops In Rutbsr.
forb, q. 3. einjuienben.
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Der nntrene tetlaet.

Bon ben Deteetibs 9rimpe unb Ger.
BET unb ben polisiten HlOOmbsre unn
Osep spurbe seiiern Morsen Der %.
i6trtee Grant Steeb bon go. 1872
Columbia 4pe. berbaftet. CHARLES
psess, Guffrsr Der poli Sanitary
Wilt Co., bei&uIotqt ben JingIina
Der Girma. fir bie Ct ais Quti&er unb
Collector funeirte, $50 unterf@lugen
lu baben. 0ie werbnnbIuns finbet
am nd@iien W2ttttuo& fat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

Wsrbanos bor3hslid pertreisn. gbe
Capt. 1isler bic oelmfutrt antrat,
Mftattsts er benz prdRoenten RoOieDelt
einsn GsIu& ab nnS erfreuts fi1 zines
liebsnsptiroigen gmpfanges.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

Die .Soap eight" sinmaI tuiebsr fssrei&.
9luf ben 1abnsn bes Snbisite 9urn.
psreins funb eeiisrn Mbenb atuif&en
ben bsiben 2seel Clubs .JoQp eight"
unb .gleper Gail" Elm preiswettieeeln
fat, tpsl&ss einst febr anresenbsn
unb persntsten WerIauf nabm.
Das Rsfultat mar, baB bic .Snlp
gisbi" ibre @spner nit A i9luesrl
Gie battsn i'm @anjsr 2036 BUR tie,
tpdhrsnb .Weber Gail" bisies Mal
u~nterlasen ; benn fe erjielten nur
1892 puntte.
Wit Wutb unb Wertanutn uuroen
bic .2sgel tuie fol9t gei&obtn:
SoIIp gtgbt.
Jobn Wssper 131, Grau Sobn wess
per "a, Wic. 0ubtr 118, frau Nie.
arsbsr 95, @ufap Renner 90, Grau
Gus. @ennsr "a, CHARLES ettinle 1913,
Grau gbas. etsinIs 81, Mlfreb pi&
1913, Grau alfrsb pi& 104, g6arIes
ganwartb Ill. Grau Gbs. 8anwartt
SO, Soc pHusger 107, Grau Soc
pfusssr 107, 3bso. eteinle 1875,
Gruu 9bso. etsinls 40, 90. gQerbrOd
1913, Grau Genrp glsrbrod (?) 40,
Rarl Kramer 179, Grau RarI Kramer
81.
.Weber GntI".
0srr 9simsr 1876, Grau Rsirsr "a,
6err 6iltsn SO, Grau 1iIten 81, 1srr
Grombolb SO, Grau GromboIb 81,
osrr sbodlsp 15l, Grau sbOdlep.. SO,
6err Yarniamp 90, Grau 9arntamp
II, 0srr Woernsr 50, Grau @osrner
n, Derr e9oenemann 124, Grnu
e9osnsmann 90, Orr 0elo 140,
Grau 0slb 116, 6err Mad lis, Grau
Dad los, 6err 2ortspeter III, Gtau
9orispetsr 96.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
NteDtt9et 0abrptetS
mad JnbianappIis ilter bic Yenns

am 81. Mdra uub 1. apriI iperSen,
In &ntetra@t bsr vecutberu Snbtana
Eea&ers ancciation" 1erlammIune,
gyeurfonss Biuete mad SnbianapoIie
iiber Bic @ennlblbania Qinien berlauft.
0lr einjeInbtiten, Belt BET 8iee, etc.
iuenbe man f4 an BE QoeaI 4i6et
@eeuten bieier 2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
nnpimemmsne Gdfe

eine bic asser aus eprinsfieIS, ..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
Mms benz etaatsbanie.

30 III eisutnant Grant 1awsins -?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
0nt 0ob!

Die .Soap eight" einmaI tuieOsr iieerei@,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
INDIANA TRUST
COMPANY
80 3 4rp3ent 3infem o.

iperben an allen Depoften bon rs
Gents unb aufpdrts erlaubt,
b~aIbjdbrIid perreanet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

- Raa4t be Tish ! Mingo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-08
La hygiene y
las barbG[iaS.
"Ths Lanest" dIs0Ttando sorIa
mOAtO SObTO o. aSuntO.

eThe LAnceta, considerada como 90
sAbe como Ii publicaci6n me1ica mas
importante del mundo anRIo-sai6n,
dice:
GLss bxrbsrias son a6n mas mortife-
ras de 10 que ReneFalmente se cree.
eva seq poTque ID nAVDja al coftar
introduces en- ID heridA micro-Org Ania-
mos tFasmisores de eDfermedades mks
8 menOs terribIes, yR porque deje en-
les barbaa los germenes del herpes, 10
culebriIIas multitud de males contG-
giosos, desde ID tricosis hasta ID alOpe-
CTS -
eEn Alemania y los Estados I'm dos
Sc saba que estas enfeFmedades aumen-
tan en- rBz6u Directs del n6mero de pa
rroQuiRnos de las barbeTfas
GLo que 81 es menos sabido es que
las tiiaras con que elLos coFtAn Ell pel0.
y sobre todo el cepiIlO con que 10
Rlisan, son tan temibles como Ia nAVa-
ja, que nm gran n6meFo de enferme-
dades del cuero cabelludo se adquieren
cOrtSndose el pelo en- casa de uno de
esOB ffgGros.9
SThe LancetS cree que ell 6nico me-
dio para evitar el contsgiO ca que cRda
qui6n tenga Uus cepillcs. nAv1iss. TO.
hallss. broCha y jab6n. AdemEs. n
ley debe obliRar al barbero desinfes-
tsrse Las manos cada vez que haya con-
clufdo con uu parroquian0 y antes dc
comenzar con eI aiguiente.
El Consejo de Hygiene de Paris. di,e.
que Is desiOfscci6n de las naVsjAs en-
Egda de jab6n hirViente no dana 81 filo.
Los peines debieran ser siempre meta
licos para poier desinfeatarIos f6cil-
mente como los tijeras: hirvi6ndolas.
El uso de las moteras debiera ser abo-
lido en las bArberfas.