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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
sPoFFoRD.

Mics Vera Butler is visiting at
Claremont.
Miss Elsie Albee of keene was at
her home here over Sunday
Mrs. Mary Lenderfin of Brattleboro
Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Johh
Cookery
J. Kuhlke and family of New YORK
have arrived at their home mere loi
the summer.
Mr.. Bowen and family of New YORK
have moved into Mrs. Charles fletch-
cps tenement for the summer
Rev. A. Jones preached a fine me-
mortal sermon Sunday some pro-
nouncing it the best they ever heard
Mrs. Melvin Harvey of Amherst,
Mass. visited her parents, MI ana
Mrs. Winslow Partridge, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Emerson, Mrs
Burton Howe and daughter Marian
and Sanford Emerson, all OF Athoi'
Mass. were recent guests OF their
mother. Mrs. Fred Holman.
The memorial exercises given by the
school children Friday afternoon May
q. at village hall were fine. They con-
sisted of recitations and songs AFTER
which they all marched to the Gene
terry and decorated the graves OF the
soldiers with wreaths of evergreen
and bouquets of flowers. Both MISS
Marsh and Mr. Ford take great inter-
est in the children and are deserving
of many thanks,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
NORTH HINsDALE.

Mrs Clara Tyler of Athol, Mass,
visited at her old home here last
week.
James Thomas. as usual. came TO
the front In setting tobacco, Emery
Farr takes the Head in early peas
The memorial exercises at the
church Monday May 80, were appro-
priate and successful. The PLAIN ana
monument schools united and WIN
the assistance of some of the oider
neople a very interesting program was
carried out. Beside the recltatiois VI
the school children, who ala eNceeu ,
ingly well, there was singing py loea'
talent and Mrs. Alexander OF Gun
ford sang The Star Spangled Banner
Tbere were speeches by l.. +. Lisconi'
Isaiah Streeter, Eugene Hastings, MI
Eisk and Arthur Rouillard. the eN-
ercises we're opened by prayer py ne,
Mr. Reade of Hinsdale. Inc ehuro.'
was beautifully trimmed with rev.
Whit. and blue bunting, hemioch,
n,ountain pinks, evergreen ropes ana
cited nlants. The inscription, Boys
of 81 in red, white and plue' was
very tastefully gotten up All sho"ins
mai n great deal of time ana lapol
had been expended to make the NIUE
church worthy of the occasion. baet
re 10 do his or her own part as tue
SIM raised BY the town for Memorial
day is all expended at the village any
our only incentive is to continue VI.
course SO enthusiastically marked on,
Inv the late John L. King. one oio
soldier, Cal. ellison, who has beer
with us on this day for so many years
was sadly missed and his illness Is
deeply regretted by all. The deeora-
tion of the soldiers graves by the y
r. took place early Monday morn
ing. The exercises at the churcf
r,era conducted by Isaiah Streeter.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
The Cry of the Old House.

Come back!
NV little lads, come back!
NV little maids, with starched frocks;
NV lads, my maids, come back!
The poplar trees are black
Against the keen, lone, throbbing
sky
The tang Of the old box
Fills the clear dusk from wall to wall,
And the dews fall.
Come back!
| watch, / cry:
Leave the rude wharf, the mart;
Come back!
Else l shall break my heart.
Am l forgot,
NV days as they were mott
The warm sweet grooming tunes;
The Sunday afternoons,
Wrought but for you;
The larkspurs growing tall,
You wreathed in pink and blue,
| Within your prayer books small;
The cupboards carved both in and
out,
With curious, prickly vine,
And smelling far and fine;
/ The pictures in row,
/ of folk you did not know;
/ The toys the games, the shrili, gay
rout:
The lanterns, that at hour for bed,
! A charmed, but homely red,
Went pickering from shed to shed;
The fagots crumbling, spicy, good
Brought in from the great wood;
The Dark that held you all about
The Wind that would not go?-
Come back. my women and my men,
And take them all again!
Come back!
Come up the still, accustomed, visit
full lands,
The poplar-haunted lands.
You need not call,
For / shall know,
And light the candles tall,
Set wine and loaf Arrow.
Come back!
Unlatch the door.
And fall upon my heart once more.
For I shall comfort you, oh lad:
Oh. daughter, / shall make you who'll
ly glad!
The wreck, the wrong,
The unavailing throng,
The sting, the smart,
Shall be as they were not
Forgot, forgot!
Come back,
And fall upon my heart!
-Lizette Woodwork Reese in tn
Atlantic.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
SPoFFORD LAKE.

Fred Kingsbury of Keene has placed
a fine launch on the lake.
DR.. Highland is moving his cottage
back and building a new barn.
New telephone line from keene to
RrattIeboro is in construction via the
lake.
John York has moved DR.. Highlands
cottage back from the lake onto higher
ground.
Scarcely any singing birds and no
oreoles are heard. Where are they
summering?
C. C. Abbey took possession OF Sill
verdale Thursday, May 26. 1t was
opened for visitors June l.
Report says steamer Enterprise is
heached for the season. Frank Fos-
ter's steamer, Inglewood, is out in tlne
trim.
All kind of fishing is strictly for
hidden on the lake ill July l, as Lake
Spofford is closed till then by legisla-
tive act.
Andrew Horton is at his cottage
for the season. llllll sis IVA - Dt~'N
ing a few days here and large party
from Brattleboro have been here Tor
short stay
Silverdale is open for guests ana
Mr.. Turner has had many applications
for board. The season bids fair for a
grand opening. Lakeside receives
guests Pine Grove opens about June
| 20.
According to recent regulations al
! washington, d. c., all the mail car
riers cross Pierce Corners in then
trims to and from Chesterfield to
Keene and Brattleboro. Any one car
hand mail to them; also have letter
boxes there and receive their mall II
them free. The Brattleboro mail car
rier this season is detained at Ches-
terrified till all Keene stage mail ar
riyes and it is not now expected tna'
the afternoon outgoing mail WIZ Dc
kept over at town II hours this sea
son as formerly.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
Market Review.

The general situation continues I'M
satisfactory. General trade and IN
dustry is quiet to the verge OF dull
ness. The volume of May business
was disappointing.
Beef has advanced again and is now
the highest since last September
Sheep and mutton are firm and higher
Hogs have advanced ten cents per
hundred on the average of the leading
markets of the country.-s4.60 is the
present figure.
| Old wool is well cleaned UP and
there is quite scramble for the new
clip in the west at prices above the
Boston market
! Butter is going through the usual
June conditions of increasing supply
| (modified by cold, backward season.
! improving quality and buying tor
storage or putting away accumula-
tons on shippers account. the lead
ing markets have been firm on the
best grades which are not in over
supply-and Saturday prices were
about a quarter of a cent more than
week ago and stood, Chicago, II "a :
New York, 1874 Boston, 1SA Mon
day there was a drop of &c. in New
York and &c. in Boston. This, 1t Will
be remembered, is the top of the mar
ket and at this season may not re-
fleet the condition down through all
the grades. The speculative demand
is not emphatic yet. The memory o.
liast seasons losses is yet too VIVID 10
obliterate a very conservative feeling
and the trade rather expects that the
price will drop even more Buying
for storage will not be active I'LL
there is a feeling that bottom mas
been reached. There is no export
movement.
There has been heavy spring
movement in eggs at all the large
centers, although Boston shows de-
crease. The increase over last year
at the large centres is 1SO,Ooo cases
in spite of a decrease Of 5000 In Bos'
ton. Choice nearby eggs in the loca
market are firm. The apple season j
about over and trade is dull with the
general market lower, although fancy
table apples command as high prices
as ever, and the quotation OF the tol
of the market is misleading as tn'
lower grades are dull and easy
Strawberries are low. Labor strikes
on the transportation lines near New
York city have interfered with DUST
ness while the cold weather ma
helped the situation. Florida melons
Georgia peaches and North Caroiin'
blueberries are the new arrivals our
ing the past week. New potatoe
are in moderate supply, which heip
the business in old stock
The cold weather keeps back man!
of the earlier vegetables that other
wise would be getting ready for mar
ket in a rapid manner New cheese !
, coming forward a little more rapioi'
but the demand is limited The mar
: ket for old cheese is limit easy.
II
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

I,vyie Brown was at home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Scott nave
moved into Frank Streeters mousse
e,hilaren's day, under the auspices
NJ Snofford grange, will be celebrated
Ina tS nv a big dinner and playing
of games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Spring returned
TUESDAY. In the evening about 20 Oh
their friends called on them with
band of music.
7. D. Farr, Mrs. Elvira Davis anu
u pandall went to Northampton
Monday to attend the 25Oth anhiVer-
sary OF the town.
Miss Viola Williams entertained a
marty of her young friends FRIDAY
evening. Refreshments OF ice-crea''
and cake were served
Suas Spring and Ethel carey
daughter of Mr., and Mrs Gilman "a
rev. were married Wednesday June
| / After a short trip to Connectlcu'
,hev will commence Housekeeping
Mr. Spring having hired his father
| farm.
Paw r Roscoe delivered a very APP
nronriate address on memorial sun
dav after which there were reclta
tions by scholars from districts no
! / and 3, a song by the children ana
solo. Tenting Tonight, by Mrs George
smith. Eight old soldiers were pres
/ emit
Mrs. Melvina Bemis is visiting MRS
Aztec Randall She accompanied Mrs
Randall and family 70 Westmorelah'
Monday TO help celebrate Mrs. Ran
dau's fathers S5th birthday. Fliteei
in all were present, They FOUND mn
Of work as smart as most of men i
years younger.
Although a very small number Wa'
present at the Pomona grange eXer'
cises they were very interesting Al
ter singing by the choir and recita'
tions by Mrs. f. NJ. Davis ana MIS-
Rannett of Dummerston and an ad
dress. Fraternity, by Mrs. Holmes Q
Walpole, the question, The Past fres
ant and Future of the Grange wa
ahIv discussed by Mr.. Spaulding
Kaene. Henry Streeter of Brattle
boro and 5. L. Rice, who predicted
that sometime in the future IN
Grange would be run wholly by IN
women and then there would be grea
prosperity.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10

Teachers Of cookery must have the
best. Their work demands perfection,
especially in baking. They cannot
take chances with a baking powder
that will raise today and fail tomorrow.
That is why they use Cleve!and's in
their work. They know that it is
pure and sure.
Housewives everywhere will recog-
nine the value Of such commentator.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quantity
is constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds TO be un-
eoualed. A recent expression from
n. ]. Mcfarland, Bentorviller va,
serves as example. He writes:
had Bronchitis for three years ana
doctored all the time without being
benefited. Then began taxing Ut
Kings New Discovery, and Few
bottles wholly cured me-" Equally ef-
fective in curing all Lung and Throat
troubles. Consumption. Pneumonia
and Grip. Guaranteed by F. II. Hoi-
den & Co, Druggists. Trial bottles
free, regular sizes soc. and sloo.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
SOUTH VERNON.

Mr.. Waldron is on the sick list
Mrs. Martha Tyler has returheu
home from her vacation
Mrs. Harriet Johnson ana daughter
Nellie have returned to the farm
Mrs. ]. G.. Weatherhed has gone TO
Northfield. Mass, TO visit her daugh-
ter,
Crv c. Johnson and Miss Leona
.c,,ilIo,y have gone to Northampton 70
attend the celebration
Chester Lee has gone to visit his
daughter in Bath, Me. He went
Thursday unaccompanied.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
Allen District Pomona.

A large meeting was held win
Grafton grange on June /, by Allen
District Pomona. A fine program was
we'll carried out, many taking part in
the discussion. An application LOT
membership by Glebe Mountain
grange was accepted. Seven new
members were added by instruction.
Next meeting will be held with West
Branch grange, June Is. in Land
I
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
NV Little Gray Kitty and |.

When the north wind whistles round
the house,
Piling snowdrifts high,
We nestle down on the warm hearth
rug
NY little gray kitty and I.
tell her about my work and play,
And all | mean to do,
And she purrs SO loud, | surely think
That she uuderstands-don't you?
She looks about with her big, round
eyes,
And softly ticks my face.
As / tell her bout the word l missed
And how I have lost my place.
Then let the wind whistle. Tor what
to us
Matters a stormy sky?
Oh. none have such jolly times as We
My little gray kitty and l.
From Angel Of Peace.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
De Boer Returns.

Joseph A. De Boer. president of the
National Life Insurance company, re-
turned to Montpelier "Wednesday
night from an extended western trip.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10
CLUBBING LIST.

The first column gives the price OF
the periodical one year and the Wind
ham County Reformer one year; sne
second column gives the price OF the
periodical alone.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10

Brushing and combing the hair OF
an invalid often has very sootnlng
effect upon the nerves when pa
tient gets nervous and irritable. Let
the nurse try this instead Of giving
ouieting powders.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10

We will order any other periodical
magazine or newspaper in connection
with a years subscription to the Ke-
former at special prices. We can not
accept orders except from Reformer
subscribers. These prices are subject
to change without notice.
Sample copies free on application to
the publishers. All orders must be ac-
companied by a remittance and ad-
dressed to
Windhan County Rsfornsr,
Brattleboro. vt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
[ginseienbt.l

Das SubelfeIt III nun borbei, Die
feitli6en 2ieoer fino bertlungen. Nlles
tDieoer beim Mlten unb bod ni9t!
Sinh bo9 bic oeuti9en @eianobereine
bDtt bieier i66nen 6tabt um Elm Ndbe.
res berbunoen! We6ge Der f16ne
Ssreunbi9aftsbunb INNER inni9er unb
feiter tperben.
Ser 8elegrapb" T9Id9t bor, baB Die
Iereine in 3utunft lin mai TN Sabr
Elm fb6nes semeinidaftli3es Concert
geben! Warum ni6t? Gin f96ner @e-
oante unb nod f96ner tpdre es, tpenn
lie es 5u einem eblen 3uede edben.
9euti9e 2teber linbern @9mera =
tuarum iollte ni9t iebes Sahr elm fol=
DIES Concert our @9mer3enslinberung
geQeben tperben?
Sinb bod In unIerer biibi9en 9tabt
Der Nrmen unb lgeotbbebttrFtigen ni9t
tueni9e. 66nrten Die orei 8efangber-
eins ni9t allidbrli6 ein 8enefts=@On=
cert geben, Die @innabmen fir Wobl.
that iol6er 9lrt antpenben.
Sas trdre elm ebles, i6bnes Wert
uno 9eDiB piirben fol9e Concerto reb.
li9 bon ben @intpobnern bon Snbiana-
polis, bon beutf6en unb m + l.
ia anii d N, ut1teritiiBt tperben!
NliO auf ibr beuti9en @eianeber-
cine, fngt cure f66nen 2ieber uno belft
bic Sbrdnen Der Gummerbebriiften lin=
bern unb trDfnen. u. g.,
Ictibes Wtit9lieb bonn Snbianapolis
Wdnner9or.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
9ie YrobtbtttoutFem.
Sette tritt bier bic StattpnaIs@pnbention
5uian1nen.

6eute tritt bier Die National @pn=
BENTON Der probibitioniften In Der
Somlinfoa 5alle auiammen. Ser
ytatiDnal=Musf6uB pirb Nbenbs unl
8 ubr i'm @lanpopl 9otel cine 9iBung
abbalten. Gerner ion am Nbeno aud
elm Geoner=Sournier fattfinbsn.
9lls &ebner finb ansemelbet: Sames
&. @elib, 6arrp 6. gulber, %.
@liffOro Smith, grnefi M. 9nllioap,
SRI. Mamie Wbite, Walter &. Miles.
Wenn Die Contention am Wlittmo1
Worgen Die erite 8ei6dfts=SiBuns ab=
bdlt nirb Sliber %. 6teuart BON
@bicago ben 8oriiB fiibren.
gs 1T INNER nod ni9t entf9ieOen,
ob Der frtibere Oberf=Gommanbirenoe
Der 8unbes=Nrmse. General Nelfon u.
Miles, Die Domination fir bas prdf=
bentI9aftsumt annebmen wirh ober
ni9t. auBer ibm iinb bic folgenben
Derren eenannt: Mlfreb 8. Manierre
bon Netp Oorf @itp; profeiIor u. u.
Sopfins BON Rornelspille, 81. g.; Dr.
Silas s. 9tuanou BON 9arrisburg.
pa.; u. 8. Wolfenberger bon 2in=
colin, gleb.; Dr. 6. 6. @aton bor
Nneebenp. 3d.; 8. N. gasfabon bor
Repier, %. 8a.; S. $. Nmos bor
portlano, Oregon; 8. 9. Metcalf bor
Bawtufet, R. s.; Sas. q. 5ate bpr
6arriman. Senn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
Yoitalii9es.

9ie Boitberwaltuns bat cine, bielen
@eI8dftsleuten pilltommene @inrt9=
tung getroHen, bur6 bic ibnen biel
3eit unb Nrbeit erIpart tuerben fol.
Sn 3ufunft tutrb es BEL Der Nbien.
bun9 bon @irfularen unb dbnli9en
ppifia1en britter unb bierter &lafIe
ni9t mebr n6tbig iein. iebes einaelne
poitfiif nit elmer Warfe au berieben,
bielmebr tperben iol9e, BON elmer
Girma aufeegebeneSa9en 9emogen unb
es uirb bann Der, Der poft gu entri9-
tenhe preis bana9 bere9net tperben,
fobaB Der Mbienber nur fol9en su ent-
ri6ten brau4t. anitatt cine Menge
Warten su taufen u. aufsutleben. 9ta'
tiirli9 1T bieie neue ginri9tune au9
nieI einfa9er fir bic pofbeamten, benn
man brau9t ni9t mehr Die bisberige
Menee bon Wtarfen su bef9affen, au
perfaufen unD abauitempeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
Der Mannerdor.
Die Sa6resperianmIuns pertast.

Cbmobl me6r als bas geiebli9e
Quorum, bel Der gefri9en Sabresber=
iammlung oes Mdnner9or antpeienb
mar, uuroe auf 9lntra9 oes 5errn
S. p. Jren5el bef6lof1en, Die Sabres-
beriammlung unb 8eamtenuabl big
auf Greitag, /. Suli au bertasen, um
allen Wtit9liebern bic mod BON ben
Geittasen ermiibet tuaren, bic @elegen=
beit au seben, antueienb gu iein. @eitern
Nbenb tuaren 81 Mitglieber anpeienb.
Serr 5rensel lieB bic @eleeenbeit ni6t
porbel9eben, Dbne Der gerbienfte beg
8rdiioenten 2Duis Murr UNI ben berr=
li6en 8erlauf bes Geiies 81 9ebenten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
Glue Suaansa tn Nserieo.

Yor 3tpei Sabren or9aniirten Snbt=
ana Snbeiforen, unter ibnen 3bomas
Sageart, $. g. Wahon; $. s. Mc=
@Opnn, Or. $. San,efon, $. g. Netp,
@ratpforb 6airbanfs unb 8. 8. Mcs
@artbp bic Gonora Wiinengeielli9aft
unb tauften tpertbbolle Rupferldnoe=
reien in Merico. Sept baben fe einen
8beil ibres 8efBes on Stem Dorter Sn-
b.foren tpieberbertauft fir $500, 900
unb fie baben ieber etua 100 procent
berbient. Dor einiger 3eit ergriffen
Werieaner BON bieiem 2anbe 8efiB unb
eriudten bic 8eb6rben um militdriiden
S6ub 9essn Die 9lmeritansr. Ser
Gaa sing an bas Dberaeri9t bon
Werico nnb bor Wonatstriif murbe
cine @nti6eioun9 abge9eben, bic bas
Nnre9t Der Nmeritaner obne alien
3meifel feftfellte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
Nur 9 Trauen bate 9abio
SeeleB.

9lus Galamasoo, Mi9igan, tommt
bic Na9ri9t, baB bort Der 80=idbrige
Sabio 5eelep unter Nntlage Der 8i=
gamie berbaftst tuurbe. @r fou i'm
9an3en 9 Grauen baben, bon benen
aud eine in Snbianapolis mobnt. Die
Inflage tuuroe burd Grau Sulia ".
8lan9aro aus &alama3oo erboben. @r
heiratbete oieIelbe i'm Npril bieies
Sabres.. Seine erffe Srau ioll in Ot-
lego, in Der Ndbe bon &alama3oo
pObnen unb fou biefelbe our 3eueen=
ausfa9e mad Ralamasoo sebra9t tper=
ben. Dor eini9en Sabren tpuroe er
peqen 8igamie in Wi9tsan in bas
3u9tbaus geIanbt, BON no er bor
5pei Sabren entlafen tpurbe. Seit Der
3eit ion er ni9t tpeni9er tuie Mal iiG
Derbeiratbet baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
(SpssiaI.9epefae Der .Subiana Eribaue".)
Smotamapolis blctbt Gorort
Oes 11oroeamerifanilhen Cur
nerbunbes.
9ebatte itber oaS Smtnleb=
rere Settttnar.

gitts burg 27. Suni. (Dur9
Na9ldlfeteit in Der Nblieferung 9in9
uns Die 9epeibe leiber beripdtet 5u.
8. &eb.)
9ie 9ele9aten our 8unoestagsfaB=
un9 baiten beute einen arbeitsrei1en
Sag. Inter brobnenbem geifaa mur-
ben bic &egeln fuspenbirt unb S NJ
bianap Olis auf meiterespei
Sabre gum 0oro-t oes gtoro=ameri=
faniI9en Surnerbunoss 'beittmmt.
Ser NusI6uB ftir geiitige geftrebun=
gan smpfteblt Die Nnfelung BON ReiIe=
rebuern, bic @rtinSuns bon 36glinass
bereinsn unb Betbebaltung beg 8una
oesorgans, behen &ebaftion tparmes
Sob beroiene.
Ser Musi9uB ftir @eieb beT6uOr
eine laneftielise Debatte berauf, aber
ale gorf9ldgr bes Bororts muroen
unberdnoert an9enommen.
gnl Nbsno fano Elm nit etnem sseit=
mabl berbunbener @ommers Ii. Der
Siioieite Surnballe fatt. Sci gutter
Mufit fiibrten 9amen uno glctibe elm
Invertebrates G9auturnen auf.
Surner @onfantin @onrao bon
Bittsbura, Der bor so Sahren Stuben=
genaiie bon Serm. 2ieber, r., in @inz
einnati mar iiberrei6te bem 8orort
cine riefge Srieoenspfeife. Damn
folgten entbuiiatii6e 9lnipra@en BON
ben Surnern 9erm. 2ieber, IT,, Sbeo.
Gtenpfel, pbil. &appaport, @uitab
9onalb u. u. Gin senuBreibes, ge.
fangli3es 8roaramm tpurbe bur99e=
fibrt, mir molIten ben Selbentenor benz
Mufitberein als Reiie9ei9enf mitbrin=
gen, er min fi6 aber nt6t bringen
lafen. Sie gepirtbung NOR eroBs
arttg. Wtorgen tpiro Die Srauenfrage
er6rtert. 9ie @en1inar=Nngelesenbeit
eiebt gu bibisen 9ebatten Stoff.
SD. ct.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
Starb inter beroa6ttsem 11m=
ftan0em.

@race 6line Wafon, gap. 1929 Norb
Senate Npenue. ffarb beute 8ormittag
unter umi1dnben, tpel9e Die Witbe=
tuobner bes Sauies betuogen Die poli5ei
su bena9ri6tiseu. Gapitdn &innep
BON Seteftibs s9epartement unb Oetef=
tib 2arib uno SOufer begaben it9 our
Stelle uno unteriu9ten ben GaI. So=
melt ermittelt tperben fonnte, mar ole
5rau felt furser 3eit niebersef6lagen,
tpeil elm Mann, fir ben fie Iaetsung
bate, ibr pOrgef6laaen baben foa, ib=
rem Mann au perlahen.
Shr Mann Sarrp @afon 1T Elm
S9nieb, elm bartarbeitenber Mann;
OBJ nun bic Sreue au ibm iie betpog fid
ielbit bas 2eben su nebmen ober ob
anoere @riinbe borlie9en ldBt fi6 big
gu bieier Stunbe NOD ni9t befttmm:
feftitelen.
9ie l1nteriu9ung ber Mffaire aei9t,
baB Die 20-idbri9e Grau, melde mirt=
lid 5elbitmpro bur6 ginnebmen bon
@bloroform unb @arbolidure begin9,
bur9 ben flsinen emmett Sole gefun=
ben murbe, Der fofu-t feline Mutter
berbeirief. 6rau Sole lief Die Sreppe
binauf uno fanb, baB Die Grau bereits
talt mar, fpleli6 idon bor ldneerer
3eit bic t6btlide Mii9ung at fid
nabm. BaHun unb feline Grau fibr=
ten Elm 9liifli9es 5amilienleben, Bis
fi1 Elm Mann, ber nit Der iun9en
Grau auiammen arbeitete (Sile Worfs)
fi9 stpiiden Die beiben Gatten brdn9te
49,, bem Die @efdi9te ni9t unbefannt,
ma6te ieiner Grau berI6ieoentlid 8or=
uiirfe. 9eute sin9 Die iunge Srau
ni9t pie 9epDbnli6 sur Mrbeit, iOn=
bern blieb gu 9auie nit benz 9=idbri=
gen emmett, um bic 9ausarbetten fir
Grau Splle, wel6e our Stabt sing, gu
beiDrgen.
Sptuie Grau Sole fort mar 9in9 Die
junge Grau gu bena9barten Npotbete
unb faufte fi6 Die @iftfoffe, beren
Ginmir.ungen fie erlag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-28
Contention oer @rnbenarbeiter.

Cine 5pesial=@onbention Der Wt=
nenarbeiter bes pefli9en Siitrittes bon
pennfDlbanien tpiro am 9cnnerlfag in
SiBune treten. um be3iigli9 bes aneeb.
li9en gontractbru9es au berbanheln.
@s uirb be6auptet, baB Die @ieentbh=
mer eine &ebuftion unter Die be-
f9lohenen SIS prpcent, bic auf Der
8ational Derfammlun9 in bieier
Steot feitgefeBt tpuroen, ma9ten, uno
es 1T m6gli9, baB bteies 81 einenl
Streif i'm peitli9en Benniplbania
Difritt fiibren tpirb.