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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23
IMPURE FOOD.
W TE glad that the Board of Health in Hawaii
\NI is holding up foodstuffs, imported from Cafor
v ria that INN and fraudulent Lellies and

We are glad that the Board of Health in Hawaii
M is holding up foodstufs, imported from Calfor-
MA that impure and fraudulent Jellies and
jams found by the chemist be sophisticated,
that there in the jelly and
berries the berry jam, and that both colored with
coal tar dyes These dyes carry zinc, "copper" tin and
arsenic of which chemicals freely chosen by
the people proper part of the diet. They high
1y injurious the health, and their
products be punished other way by the
demnation and destruction of the articles in which they
used
sThe loss from such commercial dshonor runs back to
the grower OF the fruits which should be used in these
manufactured products Currants and berries are pro-
duced here quantities than sufficient for all the
jeies jams called for by domestic foreign
trade. If they alone used the articles would be
wholesome and OF such high character extend the
consumption. Such extension would go back to the
grower III the form of proper return for his industry
the manufacturers make jelly geatine
with mineral acids and oolored with mineral dyes. and
jams out of dried apples and glucose, with few berry
seeds snubbng the and berries which pro-
duce in excellence and abundance, and betrayng the
confidence and njuring the health OF the consumer.
an injurious trick OF the trade California can
supply the world with these fruit products absolute
purity but will lose that trade and opportunity by vo-
lating principles of honor There is no
plea sustain this oense against the prosperity of the
State and the health of the people 1t will do say
that our and berries will make commercial
jees jams for every housewife knows
say that these injurious practiced
by foreign competitors. who be in the
with equal craft and bad drugs The true way
pete establish the reputation of California products
for purity and excellence, when they will be preferred
the impure and poisonous article. Buyers and con-
not foolish to take poison because it
cheap
The Treasury Department is exerting every energy
prevent the importation of impure foodstus All of
work will be thrown away if prove only for
the purpose of shutting foreign aduteraons in order
that people may be poisoned by the domestic sophis
1t is question of such large importance as to
induce in the food by the grocers
in this city If publicity and law restrain these adul-
terations, both should be invoked
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

apparent The pianist as rule is al
ways able 10 read a measure or so in
advance II the notes he is actually
playing. SO that the turning Of the leaf
before he has finished The last meas
Ure VIII not discommode him at All
and VIII not cause any cessation in the
music. on the other hand, il the as
sistant waits until the last note has
been struck and then turns the page
the pianist can have no idea what is
coming and there is The chance for a
total stop. or ~ least for the loss Of a
number Of notes.
The assistant should take hold Of the
upper right hand corner Of the music
sheet and. folding IL lightly and firm
y. turn IL IS quickly as possible when
the time comes.
He must never take hold Of the
lower corner. for this position brings
his arm directly across the lower part
Of the page. covering just the part Of
the music that the pianist 81 finishing
his page must naturally wish 70 see
BY turning AZ the top all awkward
ness of this sort is avoided.
II the boy in turning the page is
obliged 10 stand al the right OF the
pianist he must be sure 70 turn the
leaf with his right arm, otherwise he
viii obstrUct the pianist's view with
his arm as he puts the leaf in place.
ApropOs Of this, IL viii be well TO
teach our pupil something Of the
lives OF the Wen known composers
While the boy is still very young
this can be done by means Of stories.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23
Pumpkin CatSnb.

State Chemist Walker of Nebraska.
after spending several weeks in anal
wing tomato catsup and strawberry
jam states that only one brand of cat
sup was found which was made from
tomatoes and was not artifciallv col
ored. Pumpkin was found to form the
basis of all the others. and the col
oring is attained by means of coal tar
dyes. Alleged strawberry jam in a
number of cases he found was made
chiefly of pumpkin, colored with coal
tar dyes and containing a preservative
in the form of benzoic. Timothy seed
was also found to be an ingredient in
some cases.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23
MEN analMAa1EERS In
THE F0RE@Zze WORLD

10 the little boy. There are many ex-
cellent books written on the subject
and some Of them are particularly
fitted for children.
II this idea is followed out care
fully by you. the boy will thus add
very materially 10 his knowledge and
as ne progresses in his piano studies
ard gradually. reaches the place where
he is able 10 study music by Mozart
Nendelssohn. etc. he viii feel twice
the interest in il that he would other
wise. because he viii know who the
composer was. how he used TO live,
Just the struggles he had when he was
little boy. and so on. The composer
VIII thus become TO him a real person
instead Of some abstract being in
whom he feels no interest.
1t is now time to teach the boy a
strengthening exercise which 1 have
kept until these later lessons, as the
pupil needed the weeks Of finger prac-
tiee On the earlier studies before he
could possibly be fitted for the ad-
vanced finger work which / am about
10 explain.
The exercise that ] have in mind is
one Of the most splendid studies for ac-
Quiring strength ever invented, and is
particularly advantageous TO the
fourth finger. which is always inclined
10 be weaker than the other fingers.
The hands are TO be used together,
and both begin on c. being an octave
apart. The right hand begins with the
thumb Glrst hnger) striking a heavy,
ringing blow with all the strength the
pupil can possibly muster, without al
the same time throwing the hand out
Of position or tightening the muscles
by the effort.
As the thumb descends the next fin
ger rises-just as far as it will go, in
accordance with the directions given
for slow scale practice.
As the second finger descends the
thumb (1rst finger) rises once more. de-
scending again with hammer-like preci-
sion. as before. This time the third fin
ger rises instead Of the second. After
this the first finger strikes again, and
then the fourth. In this exercise the
notes are struck chromatically. instead
Of according 10 the ordinary scale.
That is, the thumb strikes c and the
second finger c sharp. instead Of d, as
would be the case ordinarily. Therefore
the exercise is played in this way: c, c
sharp, c, D. c, d sharp This is the end
Of the first part Of the exercise
The thumb then starts on sharp
and the exercise runs in the same way
as before, only half tone higher. max
ing the notes c sharp. ., c sharp, d
sharp. c sharp. Z
Next the thumb starts on D. and the
exercise goes on as before. This should
be continued, after which the return
trip begins
This tine the fifth finger starts the
exercise, beginning on G Next comes
the fourth finger on 3, then the fifth
on c again, next the third finger on
3 fat. c once more, and then the sec
Ond finger on A
After this the fifth finger starts once
more. on 3. continuing the descent ac-
cording TO the rules Of the exercise as
already given
While the right hand is following
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

tom Of the table the quickest wav to
get anything is TO have It slid 70 you
The Crown and Anchor started out
with the intention Of being one Of the
finest hostelFies outside or London
Two years after il was built it led a
perfectly upright life, and was the
boast Of the town. TO-dav you can
not tell which is crown and which is
anchor. Last month stable attached
10 the private dwelling OF l. COOmber
was swallowed Up entirely. There was
a horse in the stable al the time. Sta
bic and animal disappeared entirely
from the face Of the earth. Three days
after this a small butcher shop adjOin-
ing the stable also went below"
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23
The Spiders.

Close by Life-s garden-sid
Silently. cea selessly.
Tangling the hearts of men
Deep in its meshes,
Spinnsth a spider.
Silently, cea SelessIv.
Weaving a web that is
Fashioned Of ilmineSs.
Sun CLEANS and gOssamers
Dew-pearled and odOrous;
Weaving a web that is
FRAZIER than mist at times.
Stsel-strOng at others
Tangline the hearts OF men
Ever and hopelessly
In it's soft thonging,
Spinneth the blithe-foOted
Spider Of Love,
Close by Life's garden-side,
Swiftly. relentlessly.
Sitting the hearts of men
In its thick meshes.
Spinneth a spider.
Silently, ceaselessly.
Swiftly. relentlessly.
Weaving a web that is
Dull-hued and lusterless:
Weaving a web so dense
Yet so impalpable.
Soft and inSidious.
None may escape it
Spinneth the thousand-eyed,
Eager. implacable.
Gray. gaunt and terrible
Spider of Death,
Smart Set
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23
BACK TO THE LAND.

IT HE various agencies engaged in advertising Cali
fornia in the East cannot afford to overlook the
processes by which other States have been settled
has done by such industrial conditions as attract
laboring population, to acquire through good wages
the get back to the land Mechanics and other
wormen with large families find the shortest cut to in
dependence by becoming land soon as their
accumulations sufficient to start them.
Such start is easier here than elsewhere because it
requires less land Every who passes from. other
industries go upon the land renders himself and the
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

French student, medically inclined in the enuncia-
ton of his theories expresses the opinion war is
disease in which the death giving germ may be dscov-
cred and destroyed if science will only give itself pa
tiently and courageously the task AS contribution
the discussion from layman please accept the sug
geston that the easiest way and perhaps the only
to kill the germ is to destroy humanity. Men being
rational must fight with another.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

There appears to be little question that British mill
tary experts giving advice the Japanese refer
TO the conduct of their land campaign. Whether
the advice is voluntary solicited is known,
but of important fact there be doubt The
Japanese certainly familiar with the South African
hardly initiate the British
displayed in that conflict
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

VOCABULARY-W s. Alameda.
Cal An individual may Increase his
vocabulary or stock OF words by study
ing any frst-ciass work Of synonyms.
by studying the modern dictionaries
and by reading the best authors.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

MOUTH WITHOUT LIP@E NJ.
A, City. According to physiOgnOmist.
a person who has very thin lips or, as
face readers say: "A mouth without
lips-a mere slit in the face" is cold
hearted and selfish.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23
14HSurers to Queries

RUSSIAN HILL@P. J. P In the
Query Column Of the Call January 2S.
19O4, there is published a fun answer
as to why Russian Hill in San Fran
cisco was so named
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

Tolstoy has far ventured opinion upon William
Jennings Bryan who recently called upon the Russian
novelist declare that the American of the
most interesting he met We share Tolstoys
opinion but insist that is unfortunate that he
did not indicate in what his visitor is interest.
ing. Then might be able to welcome the judgment
with applause
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

OF late courts appear to have become privileged
ground for the publication OF unwarranted and outra-
geous SANDERS upon innocent persons that under the
law have redress There should be some statute
providing the inicton of penalties upon at
torneys that the courts for the promugation of
statements they prove. Liberty spilled license
by too many lawyers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

WOOD FIRE-A. 8. B, City. The
various cOlors in fame in wood fire
are caused by the combustion OF TIE
elements OF the fuel. The light blue is
from hydrogen, the white from car
bon. the violet from manganese, the
red from magnesia and the yellow
from soda.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

STAMPS-P. J. P. City. The new
two-cent stamps OF the United States
were issued before the supply Of the
previous design was exhausted. which
accounts for two kinds Of United
States two-cent stamps at this time.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

Special information supplied daily TO
business houses and public men By the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's) 2S0 Cal
ifornia street Telephone Main 1o42.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

Townsends California GIace fruits and
choice candies. in artistic fre-etched
boxes a nice present for Eastern friends
us Market street above Call building
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

WENDS - Subscribers. Alameda.
Cal Wends is name given BY the
Germans to rowing or wandering
tribes of branch OF the Slavs. which
as early as the sixth century Occu-
pied the north and east OF Germany.
from the Eibe, along the coast Of the
Baltic, TO the Vistula, and as far south
as Bohemia In a narrower sense the
name Wend is given to those remnants
OF the Slavic population Of Lusatia
who still speak the Wendic tongue
and preserve the peculiar Wendic
manners and customs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

NOTICE To TENANT-Old Sub
scriber. City. In this State, if a land
lord wishes to ChanSe the terms OF
the tenancy of a month to month ten
ant or the amount of the rent, he
must give at least fifteen DAYS notice
Of intention TO do So The change of
term takes effect Immediately after
the termination Of the month for
which the premises were rented.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

COMPOSERS Pacific
Grove. Cal. 1t is impossible TO
give a general answer TO the
question. Who were the FIVE
best musical composers ," for the
reason that there is no standard for
arriving at a determination. Music
is a matter of individual taste and
what Dleases one disDIeases auOfha~
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-23

A NOTE-A prOmissory note in
California becomes Ostlawed if action
is not commenced within four years if
executed in the state and two years il
executed out Of the State. II the
holder Of a note does not commence
an action within the statutory tina -
has no recourse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

= Wegen ngebli9er SCI
raubung zines perungliidten NutDmo=
btliften butte 1t9 Der 0auptmdnn Der
2anbtpebr Maper aus Nteber : Snselz
beim ppr Der @traffammer in Main5
All berantfporten. Mdner nirb be-
56uloi9t, am 19. Mai b. So. benz be-
fannten @pprtsmann paul Mlbert aus
Miesbaben, Der nit 1einem NutomObil
auf Der 5abrt no9 garts BEL Rieberz
Sngelbeim tDbtli9 perunglidte, 1900
Srancs in @ertbpapieren geitoblen gu
baben. Ser 13idhrise @obn Mapers
fanb bamals unter ben Srimmern
Des Mutomobils Die 2ei9e bes @erun@
gliidten unb bena9rt6tigte feinen 8uz
ter. Oie1er nabm bic @ffecten bes
Sobten an ii9 unb lieferte lie auf Der
8irgermeifteret ab, ID fofort bas
ssSe6len BON Mertbpapieren auffiel.
Sbpp6l nun mebrere 9ausfu9ungen
BEL Mtaper srgebniBlos perlaufen finb,
er6ob bic Staatsantpaltf6aft bod On
ffaee, tpeil Moper, Der Bel feiner @er@
beirdt1ung ben Mbf9ieb aus benz SSez
RESIDENT bate ne6men mifen, bur6
ben Mnfauf Der n8inu an Der Steig"
in finan5ienen Hotbem mar unb baber
Der Shat berbG9tig f9ien. Sa bic
@erbanbluns ni6ts 8elaitenbes aegen
Maper ergub, erfolgte feline 5rsilpres
dung.
Sneinem q M Oorfer 8Gatt
ner0ffentli9te bieier Sage Elm 8roofs
lpner @rat folgenbe Mn5eige: $500
fur brei 3ou elmer pontommen geiuns
ben 9aut nerben geninf6t; 8rii.
nette. metbli9; fofort. Nbfolute 8ers
i9piegenbeit 5ueefidert." Ser Nr5t
bat cine %pobIbabenbe Batientin, peI6e
bic Saut our 8erbeilune elmer Munoe
nOtbis bat unb niaens lit. liberal buz
fir gu beaabIen. @r fugte, feline paz
tientin babe Elm b0sartiges 9ef9nur
am 9alie eebabt, bos ieBt aussebeilt
lei, ober infolge zines trebsartioen
@baratters fei bic WunbOffnung 10
9roB, boB es Sabre oouern f0nnte. Biz
fi6 neue 9aut barber 9ebilbet bat.
0ur9 bas neue 8erfabren. eelunoe
9aut zines anberen Menfden gum
,Sliden" gu perpenben, niirbe ii6 bic
Wunbe in nenigen Monoten i6lieBen,
nit elmer poatommenen neuen 6arlt.
Da bic Patientin cine 8runette BON
etnas bunflsr 9outforbe tit. 1T eleid@
farbise 9aut e~rforberli9. fonft piiroe
bic neue 9aut ols beler Sled auf ber
bunflen 9uut abfte6en, mas UNI 10
unangenebmer mdre, als bic patientin
unsebli6 cine 9efeafdaftsboms Iein
foG unb Die Wunbe ii9 ON Gals be-
finbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

@anaen ab, bas aud in feiner inneren
@igenart in Der Mtitte 5pil9en @eftz
EUROPA unb Qfien itebt.
Del ruiiii4e 9auer, Der Muf6iE,
Der ba6eim bas benfbar fimmerlt9ite
2eben fibrt, pirb erit in feiner @olba=
ten5ett gum Meni6en. 2eien unb
S9retben finb Der groBen Mebr5a6l
frsmbe &iinfte, in beren Ge6eimntHe
tie ert pG6renb Der p~ieriGbrigsn
Oienft5eit in ben 9la9mittagsitunben
BON feds Biz fieben 1br bon ben Off
5ieren npthbiirftig ~einsefpeibt tpirb.
Die ruffif4en 8rieesartifel iinb auBerS
Orbentli4 idorf. No9 beftebt Die
priigelirafe, Die 5par i'm SrieOen nur
iiber Die 5ipeite 4lufe bes Solbatenz
ftanbes berfist tperhen borf, i'm &rtege
aber alien Solbaten nit Nusnabme
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

nit atpsi @aiten) ertDnte ober cine
Sluf6e Wobfa (8ranntpein) BON
Weunb gu Munb ging. Den 8efe6len
ieiner 8orgsiebten fplgt Der Rui1e obne
8eoenfen, man tDnnte iagen, automaz
tti3. Wog Die 9efa6r aud nod 10
groB ietn. auf ben gegebenen 8efebl
gebt er Dpr unb Itirmt ct an, aud
penn ielbft i'm es ni9t 5peifelbaft 1ein
tann, oaB uGein Der 1i9ere Sob 1etner
tpartet. I'm Die S9an5en BON 9letpna
lager Die @efd1enen tran3fDrmig. Muf
benz @9tpfapuB fanDen bic Mbl0fungen
in Der fur9tbaren &Glte Der 8altdn=
6D6en Die S6iIbpa6en Sag fir Sag
erfroren auf. 9lei9po6l trqten 1ie qez
laf1en an Die STEELE Der @r1torrten, qez
nib, in fur5er 3eit ebenfaas bon Der
&Glte ~iiberpdltigt gu fem.
8ielfu9 iiberf9GBt nirb Der
tDpti91te She'll bes ruf'if9en !6eeres,
bic &ofafen, Die &ofafen iinb Elm ge@
borene5 Heiterpolf. 9amit berbinben
ft9 a6er ebenio febr Na9t6eile pie
8ortbeile. @hon in ben 8efretungsz
friegen BADEN lte Die @rtpurtungen nidt
gebalten, Die man auf ite gefeBt bette.
SIS muB ben &ofafen cine eritaunlide
@usbuuer, cine auBerorbentli9e 8ez
pegli9feit Junb grobes @ef3id in Der
8eunrubigung bes Seinbes a~ugeitanben
perben, aber bafir feblt ibnen bic ge=
reeelte milttdrif9e 0ur9btlbung. OBJ
geieben bon Der 8erfolgung bes gef9laz
genen Seinbes lit BEL Der Teueripirz
flung Der beutigen 8enaffnung bic
6auptaufgabe Der Geiterei Der @uftlG=
rungsoienft. gs banDelt iib bier ni9t
Bios INN Die Nufipirung bes @egners,
fonbern me6r nod nm Die ri9tiee Be-
urtbeilung ieiner StGrteperbdltniHe.
Sn bieiem GuBerft pi9tigen puntte
II perfagen Die &ofafen iiberous
lei4t. Der ManseG an militGrif9er
S4ulung unb an Sntenigen5 b~erleitet
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

Der SsSn9ober bes @eorgenfreu3es 5u=
btftirt tperben tann.
9te unftrengenbfte 9tenfperiobe
pGbrt oGiGbrli9 bonn Npril big gum
Quguf. Gelbbienitiibungen uab Sc
paltmGrf9e fo1en in biefen Mpnaten
ben Sruppen Die bD9ftmDgli4e @rtruz
gune bon @trapu5en unb 8riegsbereitz
I9aft aner3ieben. Qu9 ionft per3drielt
ma ben @oIbdten ni9t. Die Sleif9z
ration Der Soft, beren 5auptipeiien
@9narSbrot, &ob1 unb 9ilfenfrii9te
bilben, tit tnapp dusrei9enb. On Gez
trGnfen pirb Sbee unb &paB, Der aus
8rotf9nitten, 9efe unb Go1tnen unter
benz .3ufab BON Mafer bergefteat ptro,
geliefert. 9ie 2Dbnung beg @emetnen
belduft fi9 fir ben gan3en Wtonat uuf
etpd 16 Gents. Maen Mibfeligfetten
gum Srob it rStpon Spanopiti3,"
pte Der 9pibname bes rufiif6en Soiz
bqten loutet, uber gutter 9inge, fObalb
es inn muir etnigermaBen ertrGgli9
qebt. Sm tiirtif9en &riege 1877 auf
1873 mar feline fat ausi6lieBli9e
Nabrung ppAenldng fteinbarter 3tpiez
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
,,Jman Jmanomit(6."
ansbilhnns, 8erpHcgnns mito Gigens
i6aften bes rniiii9en snlhatem.

2efe= uno S9rcibmnterridt = @rtiseIfrafe
ssntrengenoe Sienftperiooe- Ssnappe gtabs
RUG @~eaitsfatafeit amo @ebpriam CT.
trOrene s&slOwa1ea- Sie Sofaten.
Die ruifii9e Nrmee 1T in ibren
Grunb5igen mad preuBiid=beutf9em
Muiter ausgebiGbet unb orsanifirt, dber
bos MannI4aftsmaterial, Der Bill
bungsitanb be5 Offi5isrforps, Der
@o!fs9arafter gren5eu iie gu einem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
pas ,~,@utter(bn6u'n."
Gin alter IoIfsbrandD sur I~erfiinounS Ses
GriibItnss In Giio=SirpI.

@enn Der Jri6ling in bas 2anb sez
apgen lit unb 6elber unb Mieien au
griinen Beginner, riiftet Der Bauer in
Sib=Sirol gu einem alten@ olfsbrau6,
benz .8utterf9nDu'n." Oiei er 8rau9
btlbet bic 8efanntma9ung, baB II
bas 8ieb auf Die @emetnbez ober dn9
Die Prtpotpeiben eetrteben tperben
tdnn.
Die iungen8 urf9en ri9ten ii9 f9or
ldnge norber tire Beitf9en gum
rS9n5I'n" (&nauen) 5ure9t. Gin
turaer, metft aus 3irbelbol5 eebrebter
Stiel, Der unten fat armbid tit unb it9
mad Dben Deriingt, trdst cine Beiti9e,
tpel9e, aus biinnen @triden geflo4ten,
nit pe4 gei4miert tit unb etne 2Gnge
bon 10 biz Ii SUB bat. @s geb0rt
groBe &raft ba5u, cine fol9e Peitf9e
gu banbbaben, unb Orbentli4 nausges
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

DOH 3IDeI 1yIQueH III UeI Sluu IIIQBe
qeieben norben fein. 9eri9tsiettig
purbe bon bier nad @igelo geianbt,
I'm i'm gu recognos5iren. Ser fat6pz
lii9e 8irgerberein fonnte auf Elm 25=
iG6riges 8eiteben 5uriidbliden.
2Dningen. 9ter ertranf Der
11iGhrioe Snhu hes 2~anbfpirths
Moorlampen aus 8Dpte. tnDem er
bur6's @is brad.
3eteL. 6ier erf9oB it9 i'm 8ette
Der NaartneI olbat Bl0eer, als er BEL
ieinem @6mager gu 8efu6 mar. Mas
ben iungen Mann in ben Sob getrieben
bat, TT ni9t befannt.
Srete $tdote.
Samburg. Nrbeiter gand battle
in benz 6au1e &aiier WilbelmftraBe
SO (6p11tenboD Elm Yodet abgegeben
unb benuBte ben 5abrftubl. Sabei
qerieth er 5pif9en Die Mauer unb ben
Sabrftubl, 70 baB er feitgeflemmt
nurbe. Die Jeuertpebr befreite ben
Mann aus feiner gefdbrli9en Gage.
Gr bate lebensgefdbrli6e 8erleBunz
gen erlitten unb muBte benubtlps in
bas observation-disclosures gefabren per=
ben, mo er itarb. = Sin 19perer I'M
fan ereignete fi9 auf benz englif9en
9ampfer y&~apens6oe", &apitGn 8ats,
Der o bier na9 Cardiff abgegangen
mar unb Bel Mittenbergen bpr Mnfer
lag. 9prt fhir5te Der ein5ige Sobn
bes gapitGns, Der Die &etfe nit 5ei=
nem Batter ma9te, infolge zines 6ebI=
trittes bur9 bic Qufe in ben &aum
5tnab unb erlitt 10 f9nere 8erlebunz
gen, baB er mad furaer 3ett feinen
@eiit dufgab. = Sin entieBli9er I'm
eliidsfaa ereignete fi9 auf benz Siib=
8abnbDfe; benz in 6arburg nDbnen=
ben unbeiratbeten 8abnarbeiter Stu
bolpb tpurben BON etnem HangtrSuge
beibe 8eine a~bgefa6ren. Np9 lebenb
tpurbe Der ungfiidli6e mad benz ct.
@eorg : 8ranfen6aufe gef9afft, mo er
ftarb. = 9ei5er gmil bon 2oiepsfb
bonn 9ampfer Sap &occa" no1te
beim ELECTROMAGNETIC auf ben ub~
fabrenben Sdbrbampfer rMartint"
na6fpringen, iprane aber gu fur5 unb
fiel ins Mufer. 9rob fofort ungefteG=
ter &ettungsper1u9e fprnte 2piepsfp
MIR als 2ei9e gebprgen perben.
Bremen. SIM 6aufe @eefobrt
fanb, pie anidbrlia, bie@9iffermablz
5ett ftatt, an Der cine groBe Mn5ahl
berporragenber perfOnli4feiten bon
dusnGrts tbeilnabm, II. a. Der olben=
buret19e Staatsmtni1ter @tli9 unb
Mbmtral 8enbemann. &aufmann
8ictor bra6te Elm !6od auf ben &aiz
Ter aug, in pel9es Die MnpeIenben
begetftert einitmmten. Ser @9iffer
bes 3. st. BIER in Der fleinen @efer
liegenben 8odf6iffes Smile" = s.
@roaemann aus Minben = batte, als
ct iiber Die 8ebo9ung BON Der einen
Seis CUR anberen @ette bes @9iffes
gshen i%poGIte, bos nngliid, in ben lee
rem S9iffsraum 81 f~tiir5en. Der in
BEN fiinf5iger Sabren ftebenbe Mann
sog fi6 innere 8erleBungen unb einen
@9enfelbrud gu. Gr tpurbe mittelft
9rpf6fe gum bieiigsn &ranfenbauie
aefaafft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
Geifuuasartiuerte

tie 81 fulf4en 59dBungen Der fetnb=
lt9en &rGfte unb bemeemGB CUR OBJ
ftattung BON Melbungen, Die pe9en
ibrer Srrtbumli9feit bic &ommunbo=
ftellen gu iebr perbGnsnibDo1en S4rits
ten beranlafen tonnen.