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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
BAD COMPANY
Not a Home in Honolulu
Where This Visitor is
Welcome.

The most unwelcorne visitor in Homo
lulu.
Is any itching skin disease.
Itching piles is known in nearly every
household.
Ard eczema is no stranger.
They're both bad company.
They come early-stay late.
We always say good radiance"
when they go.
Know how to keep them away? Use
Doan's Ointment.
Doan's Ointment cures piles and all
itchiness of the skin.
a Victoria, Australia man endorses
our claims.
Mr.. William Preston has been a resi-
dent of Victoria for over half a GEN.
fury and therefore will be known to
many of our readers. Mr.. Preston is
at present residing at No. IS Argyle
St, St. Kilda. He says: For some
considerable time I have been troubled
with Eczema on my legs. The irrita-
ton at times was very great especially
at night, and it caused me considerable
annoyance. obtained a pot of Doan's
Ointment and I must say that it allay-
ed the irritation almost Immediately.
Doan's Ointment is a good remedy and
1 can highly recommend it for
Eczema"
Doan's Ointment is splendid In all
diseases Of the skin, eczema, piles,
hives, insect bites, sores, chilblains, etc.
It is perfectly safe and very effective.
Doan's Ointment is sold by all
chemists and storekeepers at so cents
per box (six boxes $3.50 or will be
mailed on receipt of price by the Hol-
lister Drug Co, Agents for the Hawai-
ian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
NEXT MEETING Of
FARMERS INSTITUTE

The next regular meeting of the
Farmers Institute of Hawaii viii be
held at Wahiawa on Saturday. August
18th.
The evening session promises to be of
unusual interest and viii well repay one
for the time spent. The following pro-
gram will be presented:
Does Hawaii need an Agricultural
College ?-NIr- Jared C. Smith.
Dairy Strippings.' being an epitome
of dairy practice and experiments.-Mr
F. G. Krauss.
Experiences in Papaia growing-NTr
H. NJ. Wells.
Question Box.
A business meeting will be held at
$3.50 p. m. which all members are urged
to attend.
Members VINO are not making private
arrangements will kindly notify the sec
rotary al once of their intention TO at
tend, so that plans may be made for
transportation from Pearl City and for
accommodation at Wahiawa.
Yours truly,
J. E. HIGGINS,
Secretary Farmers Institute of Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
Newbro'S
ENSURES SCALP COMFORT.

glands the scalp called
that exudes increased quaint
vehicle poisonous
the scalp and thus greatly
When
ic haborng
This produces that
fully
necessity but active germcide will be
and
erigeran cooling the fev
ping all itching and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30

Secretary Farmers Institute of Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
THE TEST
TO Be REAL
Counsel in Corporation
Suit Waive Side
issues.

Precautions were taken, at the close
of argument yesterday, to prevent the
failure of the test in the Territory's in
junction suit against the Pacific Hard
ware and Steel Co, through mere tech
nicalities
Deputy Attorney General E. c. Peters,
on concluding his closing address, ex-
pressed desire that, if the court found
any informalities in the pleadings, he
might be given an opportunity to amend
them.
Mr.. Wilmington not only made no
objection for the defendant but re-
quested similar privilege for that side.
Both attorneys expressed the hope
that the courts decision would be a po-
sitive one upon the merits of the case,
as it would be too bad that time should
have been lost to no purpose in present
ing the matter to the court.
Judge Gear took the case under adj
visement, seemingly with the under
standing as laid down by counsel.
James F. Morgan, commissioner in
the foreclosure suit of A. Lidgate VS..
Honolulu Clay &C., Ltd, has made re-
turn and account of sales, with petit
ton for confirmation. The gross a.
mount obtained at the sale was s4S55,
the balance of which after paying ex-
renses, fees, etc, will be applied to
the payment of the judgment debt of
S1o,665.96. 1t is asked that Judgment
for any unpaid balance thereafter be
entered.
In the foreclosure suit OF. Laine VS..
Monsarrat. a motion to amend the pc
titior has been allowed by Judge De
Bolt. The First American Savings and
Trust Co, Calvin E. Camp Walter
Hoffman and the First National Bank
of Fawaii, all claiming under Junior
mortgages, are made parties defend
ant
Jack Morgan is given twenty days
after July 81 in which to file his bill
of exceptions. Deputy Attorney Cen
eral E. c. Peters signs the stipulation
without prejudice to the Territory of
Hawaii"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
ALL KINDS
OF FIREMEN
Prison TRUSTEES and Jap
anese Put Out
Fire.

With Japanese sugar packers stripped
to the waist, Oahu prison TRUSTEES in
their striped and denim suits and the
regular force of fren1en, to play the fire
hose on buring buildings adjoining the
| cable tanks in Iwilei, dense crowd of
| spectators yesterday had an opportunity
to see a fire-brigade in operation as cos
! mopolitan as could be found any
where. The fire destroyed a large dwell
! ing house belonging to Louis Toussaint
! OF the Metropolitan Meat Market and
! the two-story store OF c. Eon,. the we'll
known Chinese merchant The alarm
was turned in shortly before o'clock
/ but owing to the dryness of the wooden
buildings they were reduced to charred
ruins before the fire department could
get the flames under control
The buildings topped the big coral reef
on which Oahu Prison stands, and faced
the line of Railroad Wharf sheds just
across the tracks II he Pacific Conn
mercial Cable company's big cement
tanks for preserving extra cable, covered
by high structure of wood and CORFU
gated iron, adjoined the burning struc-
lures, but owing to quick aid rendered
by japanese stevedores the fire was CON
fined largely to the Chinese stores.
Smaller houses just behind the stores
and in line with a brisk breeze then
blowing, suffered, and the tenants were
driven out, losing much of their house
hold goods In all about thirty-ive Ha-
waiians and Chinese were rendered
homeless, but most of them were given
accommodations near the Prison by
Warden William Henry
When the fire first broke out the
wharf superintendent got out some big
hose and aided by the Japanese steve
dores who were stripped to the skin,
ran a line to the side nearest the cable
tanks. The fence was broken open and
the men, whose bare skins must have al
most blistered, stuck loyalty to their hose
and drenched the cable structure. Fires
which broke out ferceIy in the dry grass
around the cable house were put out
with palm branches welded by the jap
anese.
Prison TRUSTEES working in an adjoin-
ing yard ran over and taking hose
carried it over a half burning house
and worked manfully. TRUSTEES Ben
Gallagher and d. A. Macintosh held
the nozzle.
A Chinese woman carrying a baby in
her arms refused to leave her home and
sat down on the floor. She had to be
carried out by two TRUSTEES, while the
room above her was mass of flames.
Within FIVE minutes after the alarm
sounded Captain OLSEN had brought the
tug Fearless over from the Oceanic
dock and soon had two streams of water
on the buildings The Fearless is capa-
BILE of operating six powerful streams of
water from her two pumps. Captain
OLSEN was commended for acting so
promptly in the matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30

Mr.. l. Chong. the wealthy Chinese
sugar planter from PahaIa, Hawaii.
who entertains the official and mer-
chant class extensively when he visits
Honolulu, arrived by the steamer Ma
una Loa yesterday, and, with his
family ca party of ten) registered at
the Hawaiian Hotel. Mr. Chong intends
to embark on the steamer Mongolia
next week. for a tour through the ORR
ent including India
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30

Newbros Herpcide you have thoroughly reliable anti
parastude for the scalp; strict pharmaceutical
been tested and Endorsed by hundreds OF ply
sicians 1t that number of of primary bald
ness have been cured with Newbro's Herpcide and
mention an import in this paper But safe rule
to prevent badness to hold the hair have
Newbros Herpicide will enable you do this. MOTH
ING LIKE IT FOR SUMNER TIME. IT COOLS.
COMFORTS IND. DELIGHTS. IT STOPS ITCH
ING AND REDUCES SCALP FEVER IT CURES
DANDRUFF AND STOPS FALLING HAIR. Il SIN
GLE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
USED HERPICIDE WITH MOST EXCELLENT RE
SUITS.
81 have used Newbros Herpicide in my shop, exclu
sivey for the past years with most excellent results
and have known of great many of dandruf and
falling hair that it has cured
('Signed)
HENRY RUBENSTEIN,
Sacramento, Calf"
AN EXCELLENT PREPARATION.
II have tried your Herpicide in my family and find If
excellent prepa ration for the scalp The in
gradients indicated in the formula certainly such
ought to bring abe ut the results you claim.
"(Sgnedl c. P BATES,
"Petaluma Calf"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
The NEW FRENCH REMEoY.,
THERAPION. s IsiI p $500 =

.
@sdy. used In the Continental Hospitals by RiooF3s
Eos4an, Jo6srt. Vslpeau, and others. combines Cd
fbe dastderata TO De sought in medicine Of sss
ktnd and SURPRISES every thing hitherto emplcyr9.
yHERAPiON NO. ] maintains fts S<sa4s
senewned and ven -msrlted reputation for deTanse.
Meots Of the kidneys, pains In the back, md
kndred ailments, sGordlng prompt relief wnsge
gther veil tried remedies have been powerlasA
THERApiON No. z foffmpurity Of the escc41
snTvy. plnples spots. blotches, pains and swelling
sf Joints, gout rheumatism all diseases for which
q has been too much fashion to employ mercury.
1Tsap&rla Sc. to the destruction of sufferers tcstA
and ruin Of hoAlth- This preparation purtnes the
@hols system through the blood, and thoroughly
sdninstea all poisonous matter from the body.
TAERAPiON NO 3 for exhaustion. slssEs
Mssness, and ali distressing consequences al
dissipation. worry, Overwork, SC it possesses
s1pFi&ng power In restoring strength and vigov "a
shssa suffering from the enervsting influences a
ing residence IN hot. unhealthy climates
fHERaPtON Is sold by the prtnctras
Chezants and ArrciIanes throue bout the world
Prtes n England. Ia Sd. and - Cd. In or1as.
ing ststs which of the three NUMBER to ra-
qsttrsd. and observe that the ~ozd 'THgRAPfoss
appear On tbs British Governrnene Stamp On
@afss @Ssssp on q rod gTusxzd1 afaxed to every
&sBsasa pncksgs By order al His Ma5ssGy-s RczS
sasssziRts ap4 gfssosS HascA o b sszzszss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
Sale
of Remnants
Ready ON Monday

No previous remnant sale
has had so many short lengths
of pretty Summer Goods as
this.
Best of all, they are all new.
Over 1000 remnants Of
Lawn, Dimity, Swiss, Batiste, =
Null, Organdie, Pique, Oxford. !
Madras, Cheviot, Marseille,
Bingham, Chambray, Percale,
Cretonne and dozens of others.
Short lengths of Table
Linen.
Miles and miles of pretty
Ribbons, Laces and Insertions.
AS the best bread makes the
best toast, so, the best store
makes the best remnants.
his is no exception. It will
be the most popular sale we,
have ever held and that's say
ing good deal.
For you it offers pretty ma
terials at great reduction.
For us, it keeps our stock
clear of all odds and ends
that take UP room, and makes
more people interested in the
store.
Sale is confined to the maui
ka side of the store, and mid
die aisle downstairs. Is
Begins at 8 o'clock Monday
morning.
Rh1erSV
FORT STREET.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30
Ladies'.

Particular attention is necessary 10
H dice properly care for the hair during the
s@0~sOSs summer months. LADIES should wash
the hair oftener and practice sun dryingbut not IN
draft-whenever possible Men should understand the
harm they do by dashng cold water the scalp al
lowing dry gradually The minute convoluons OF the
true skin of the scalp very largely its sensbily
sudden changes, which often induce catarrhal folieus
and many either bald losing the hair from
norance of this fact Hot and cold applications II used
alternately, beneficial but the hair should not be al
lowed dry slowly without the OF suitable st1rn1-
Newbro's Herpicde contains the exact quantity OF
alcohol that necessary properly stimulate the capillary
glands of the scalp and keep them in healthy condition
This subject certainly worthy of serious consideration
Badness zU neVer be popular; it is always inconyenen
and by exposing the head often induces train OF Ills that
would otherwise be avoided Prof Unnas discovery that
falling hair and badness caused by mcrobe has been
verified by every dermatologist of in the world Dr.
sabouraud who succeeded in nocuatng the microbe OF
badness says: Badness is contagious disease cans
ed by micr0be. So far from being disease of old
age, it affection of youth 1t begins tn the young
1uhether rapidly slo0l up to the ffieh
year IF you losing hair certainly inter
ested in this subject and cannot begin too the
work of unddng the injury may have taken
accomplish. Our remedy is not cureall; it will not
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-30

The most unwelcome visitor in Homo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
S@mere S.r::~ ~fe.

Die Hational @omnifTon 60. BON
Snbiannpolis, Nadfoleer Der 6. u.
3iniep Co.. tuelde ibre Office i'm State
2ife Gebdube bat, bat ihre 9ei4dfte
sinfweilen iuipenoirt.
sic perTorate 8 hie!ise unb etua
40 auspdrtige Matlsr nit Nuotatio=
men. Gerner eontrollirte fie bic vNa.
tionale Stod & 8rain gr9anse, oeren
Offices fid on Der pearl Strabe Be.
finben.
giner Der Mnsefellten bat ertldrt,
oaB Die Rational @ommiifon 60"
mdbrsno bes bsrfIofenen Sabres etua
5000, 600 perloren bot. baB biefelbe
fi9 aber reolid bemtibte, ibren Yer=
phidtungen na93utommen. Die Sus-
penoiruns Der @ef9dfte fOa nur cine
tempordre fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
Gin Mmbam gum Mrbeitsbanie
ssmani9t.

u. 8. Sbap, superintendent bes
Mrbeitsbauies uno Or. u. 6. Wilfon,
Der Nrst befelben, batten geifern ldn.
gsre nnterrebungen nit ben @onntp-
@ommifdren, In welden fe bringeno
befiirmorteten, baB elm neues 3elen.
sebduoe fur 100 Strd1inge, weifli9
bon benz ss9snmdrtisen @ebduoe, er.
ri4tet tperoe.
Sas Mrbeitsbaus 1T beffdnbig Hber,
fhat; our 3eit bat es 19l mdnnlide
Snfahen. pdbreab es nur @aum fhr
146 bat.
Sn 45 3elen befinben fi9 oaber i
3uei @efangene. Dieter 3uifanb III
ielbfberftdnsli9 uebsr in ianitdrel
gesiebuns nod in 9inii9t auf bic Dis
eiplin tptni9enspertb.
Die @ountp-@ommii1drs tperbsn BEN
Mrbeitsbauie beute sinen 8efuH ab
fatten, um fid peri6nlid bon ben gu
ffdnoen, welde in oemfelben berri9en,
au tiberaeugen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
Nlte Tirma In Sanosn eiaes
gsceibers.

s. g. 9nmps Slid @sf9dft. zines
Der dlteffsn Sei6dfte ieiner Art
Der Staot puroe our9 &idter
9eatbers in bic 6dHoe bon Sobn W.
@abI als &seeiber iiberseben. &obert
6. 3oper. elm Wiitglieb Der Sirma,
reidte oas @eiu9 FIR Die @rnennung
zines iolden elm. &oper giebt on, oab
Die 6irma sablunasunfdbig fei, oa bic
Nctipa nur $1,000, Die Uerbinoli1-
feiten aber $4,000 betragsn. Sas gi-
eenthum, nad Ausiagen Roper's, osdt
bic DECENTRALIZATION ni9t.
Sobn W. @abl tuiro bic @efddfts-
fiibruna iibsrnebmen, iolange bic 2lase
In 0erhan6lung lit.
Sieiss @eIddft III nidt nit benz
uoblbstannten 5errn 6ranf 2amps
In @erbinoune 3u brinaeu, benz 6err
2amps berfaufte bas @siddft fdon
Dor 2 Snhrsn, oasfelbe murbs aber
unter benz frhbersn Girma Namen
meitereefiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
Gtn l1rtbsil nmseitoBen.

gor seraumer 3eit erbielt bic Wittms
oes Bremiers Ternanoo N. Nrm ftrDng
elm llrtbeil iiber s2250 gu ibren @un=
ften 9egen bic yig Gour=8abn= =@eiea=
f4aft. Die 2eBtere appeGirte uso oas
4ppeaatiOnseeridt bat geiiern oas 1r:
tbeil umgeifOben, neil in ben bon Grau
IrmitrOng ermirtten administrations.
papieren Der 0orname ibres berforbe.
men @atten nit rGreoinano" onge9e'
ben mar, pdhre1o er in bem Veroict
nit vJernanoo" be3ei9net mar. Sas
@eriht mar Der Nnfi9t, bab Serbs
nano" unb yGernanoO" 3pei Deri4ie'
bene Peri6nli4teiten ieisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
Ieni9eniaso tm saoen Def
Staot.
goIisei unb 8iirser usrfOIssn einen bespera'
ten Ne9er.

Cine Weni9enia9o nod benz farbi'
gen Insreifer zines iunsen Wannes
G6arles @reen, sritredte fi9 beute
Ha9mittag tiber faft ben gansen fiios
meftli9en Staottbeil. 8reen arbeitefe
in ben StdQsn Der 6irma s. 8. @oier
& 60. uno Dor brei Sagen etma tpuroe
Sim SouglaB bort glei9faGs, als
Ollie fur Green, in 4rbeit 9efeat.
Bsiosr Aufgabc mar es, oas 8ieb su
fiittsrn.
Seute gOrmittag iagts @reen benz
6arbigen. i1neaer au arbeiten uno elm
Streit mar Die Golge. Ser S4war3e
osriu9te Den 2uaben ansugreifen uno
oieier febte fib nit einem Seu9abel-
fiisle sur Webre. 6err @Oier legte
oann Douglas ab uno bsfabl ibm, ben
Stall 3u uerlaHen. an9efelte ia9en,
oab sr ieoo9 Den 9an3en @Ormittaq
bort 5erumlun9erte uno S4ld9ereien
nit beri6ieoenen Der bort arbeitenben
an3ubdnoeln iudte. 2ur3 nod II
llhr muroe Sou9laB por Der ge.
i9lohenen 8oroertbiire 9eieben uni
als @reen CUR Sbare binaustrat,
idlug er ibn oreimal nit elmer 8as'
robrs auf ben 9opf. 6err @oIsr uni
cine Insabl Mdnnsr ma9tsn iidb 3ul
gerfOl9ung auf, ieoOd gelang es ben
S4Daraen ibnen gu entfommen uni
In benz 8ebblse itiolid Der Stodparo!
3ufluat gu finoen. Die in3wii4en BE-
na6ridtiete poliaei unb Setectipe= Be
partements fanoten ibre 8ertreter 3u
St.lls, Raoler-p -poli3ilten uno Siitritt
polisifen ma9ten i9 auf bic Sud-
nod Dem entflobenen 6arbieen.
Sreen's 8erlsBunsen ohrften fd al
t6otIi9 erueiien. Or. s. 70. &ut
leogs. 1915 Gentudp abs.. Der ben
liungen Wann Die srie 9hlfe angsoei
ben lieB, fellte cine 8ebirneridiitte
runs unb tbeilwsiie 2dbmung be
Slieomahen feif. @resn wuroe in bal
bciinnungslOiem 3uifano in's Soipi
tal iiberfa6rt, no er fib ipdtsr etpa
erbOlte. 3eu9en oes Ingriffes iass1
aus, oab SOuglaB bon binten osl
liungen Wann nieoeri9lua uno be,
oem baum auf Der Groe 2ie9enoen noe
einen S6la9 auf ben Sintertopf un
einsn S9la9 in bic S9ldie nit be
@asr0bre perieBte.
Spdtere 0a6fra9e i'm Sospitale er
CAB, oaB 8reen's 8efinoen fi1 bsferte
70 oas er nit benz 4eben bapontommel
miro.
/ Sou9lab mar Biz um 8 llbr beut
gaa4mittag trob eifrigitsn SUDDEN
ni4t einsefansen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.

Nttica, 6. Sea. Dem sSarmer
@harles @nlbert tpuroe bon elmer Odd
ielmai6ine Der linte Nrm nabesn bonn
&6rper abgeidnitten. Der Mrm muBte
ipdter amputirs tuerben.
Serre 9aute, 6. Sea. Gs
beibt, bab 3tuii6en bsm Wbistep Srult
uno ben anabbdngisen grennereien
elm llebereintOmmen bstrefs Der preiie
getroffen tuoroen 1T.
st. 2ouis @roffina 6.
Deg. Gin milbes Sbier, mabridein-
lia Elm 2u4s, ma9t bier bic @a6bar.
i9aft uniiter. @s iOa eine Saso auf
basielbe beranftaltet tperben.
@olumbus, 6. Beg. Sie
Sipbtberitis graifirt bier 3ur 3eit un-
ter ben &inbern in fol9' epibemii9er
Weiie, bab II. u. bic GeutI6e 9utbe.
riide S4ule sei9loHen tperben muBte.
Sin SooesfaQ 1T Bis ieBt bOrgetOmmen.
& DE ifer, 6. Osa. Grant
ailmer. tpel9er anseflaet lift, an Der
gsraubung Der gant in Remanna tbeil.
genommen sr baben, persidtete auf elm
0orbsrb6r unb purbe an bic 8robge=
i9porenen iibertpieisn.
3roor. 6. Se3. Wm., Muaen
gerietb nit gbarles Saines in Streit,
in Sehen 8erlauf er ibn erfdoB. Sai.
neg mar 38 Sabre alt unb 8efber elmer
5arm. Na9 Der Sbat Iisfsrte i9
Wulen ielbit benz Sheriff aus. gr
bebauptst, in Sslbfoertbsioisuns ge=
banoelt 81 baben.
Wari on, 6. Sea. @r=Stabt.
@lerf Sobn Watts 1T bon ben @roBae.
f9porenen in Nnflasesuiianb berisbt
woroen. Gr 1T Der unteri6lasune BON
$1,000 bef9uloi9t. 0on 9 @irtbsn
bate er Die Steuer bon $3.50 cpn.ctirt
unb bas 8elo bate sr fhr fd Der.
brau9t.
Wari on, 6. Se3. &ep. gb-
tparb plannett, Der 8rhnber Der q.
W. 6. u. in Warion tpurbe geitern
bon elmer aus sler3ten beifebenoen
@OmmiiiiOn auf ieinen @eiites3uiianb
gepriift unb fur irriinnis befunben.
gr batte ihOn isit LANCER 3eit Spmp-
tDme bon 8eiitessef6rtbeit ee3eist.
&ifing Gun, 6. Ss3. Ser
atpeite pro3eB bon Sames @illespie,
frau 8eae Setparb uno Mpram 8ar-
bour uno 5rau, uelde angetlast fnb,
an Der @rmoroung bon gliinbstb
@illsspie betbeiligt getueien 3u iein,
nimmt Wforgen bor benz Gpeciol-
@idter glidolas Garnet bon Ser.
iailles ieinen anfans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
Der Sal oes @trtbes Bead.

Mapor 9olbman perb6rte seifern
tpeitere 3.ueen in benz Saae beg Wir-
tbes Dennis Bead on NOble uno
Waibinston GtraBe. Derielbe III bee
iduloigt, oas gfidOlion Seieb 3u ber.
lbiebenen Walen in srober Weiie ber-
leBt au babsn. gr bsbauptete iein
2Otal in anffdnoiser Weiie sefiibrt all
baben. Der Mapor 3os ben Gaa unter
Beratbung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
etaats= =8esnaaisnnss=B =Beb0rSs

Die Staats=8esnaoigunss=Beb6rb
tritt beute i'm Staatsbauie 3u elmer
Sibung suiammen, tuel9s fuabrfdein,
LID mebrere Sage in Nniprud nebmen
wiro. Wie es beiBt, mirb bic Beb6roe
fi4 oieIes Mal nit oem Sinibam-5alle
befahen.
&ep. 9inibaw mar befanntli9 Der
@rmorouug ieiner 5rau fduloia be.
funoen uno au lebensldnsli9sr 3udt=
bausitrafe oerurtbeilt morbsn. gr be-
bauptet nod INNER, uni9ulbis su iein,
uno er bat Diels Greunbe, psl9e an
feline uai9ulo slauben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
Sssen Sofnmas.

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einise SOffnuus, ben seitern i'm Gabr-
fubl ,u S9aoen setOmnsnen Carl
YOft am 2eben 81 erbalten. Ser
iunqe Wann erlitt einen S9dbelbrud,
wuroe ieoo9 ni9t anoeru.itig perleBt.
Nad elmer Wa9t Der 3ube uno hera.
iamen pfege erlangte Der iunge Wann
beute iein 8epuBtiein mieber.