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herself at the plaintiff AS her arms
encircled him there was cracking
sound, and Lorraine uttered a cry OF
pain.
Interest in the negatives terminated
and the plaintiff was assisted to an
adjoining room. His pallor alarmed
the defendant, and she had a physician
summoned. He decided that Lorraine
had suffered fracture of one of the
ribs on the right side. Lorraine I'M
derwent the usual treatment. and I'M
der the pain incident to the knitting
OF the fractured bone his affection
rapidly cooled.
Upon his return to Riga, he talked
the matter over with friends, and they
urged the bringing of an action to re-
cover for his injuries The advice OF
his counselors prevailed and he wrote
and suggested that the expense in
CURED In treatment of his injuries be
paid by the defendant. She refused to
listen to any such proposition and then
the law was called in
In defense of her action Miss Du
Calm sets up that she is of an affec-
tonats and clinging nature, that the
fact was well known to the plaintiff.
and that up to the time Of the unfor-
tunate incident or accident that led to
the estrangement the plaintiff had
shown no disinclination to submit to
caresses.
Furthermore, 1t is set forth that the
action OF the defendant at this time
complained OF was involuntary and
due to the effect of the red rays Of
light resulting from the use OF the
ruby lamp. that it is a recognized sci
entifc fact that the red rays are the
most strenuous and likely to provoke
sxcitability in one of ardent tempera-
ment. and their effect upon the defend
ant Is and was at the time alleged In
the complaint known to the plaintiff,
wherefore judgment Is asked that the
complaint be dismissed with costs to
the defendant.
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son it is almost Indispensable The
ladder proper is made of one by six
boards, with the steps of the
same material. The two opposite
legs are two by two, properly braced.
The board on the top should be OF
good inch boards with at least two
cleats underneath. - Orange Judd
Farmer
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Short Line to Principal Cities of the
South and South,, est, Florida,
Cuba, Texas and Mexico
S~-Es
Schedule in Effect Jan. 10th. 1901.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-MAIN ST.
STATION-DAILY.
1925 p. m-"SEABOARD FLORIDA LIMIT
Ed" composed exclusively OF Pullman's
most improved Dining Car, Double Draw
ing Room, Sleeping Cars, Compartment
Car and Observation Car, to Raleigh
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Camden Column
bia, Savannah, Jacksonville and st Au-
2l5 D. m.-"sEABoARD MAIL" composed
of latest improved day coaches, Pullman
Sleeper, Pullman ParIor Car and Cafe
Car. to Henderson, Raleigh, Southern
Pines, Hamlet, Pinehurst, A tlanta, Cam
den, Columbia, Savannah. Jacksonville
st. Augustine and Tampa,
IL 100 p. m. -"SEABOARD EXPRESS" COM
posed or day coaches. Pullman Cars to
Atlanta Jacksonville and Tampa. Cafe
Cars South Of Hamlet Pullman Sleep
hurst; to Henderson, Raleigh, Southern
Pines, Hamlet, Pinchurst, Atlanta, Cam.
den, Columbia, S.vaenah, Jacksonyilie.
st. Augustine Tampa and New Orleans
$40 a.. m.--EocAl Tor Noriina, Hamlet aud
Charlotte
TRAINS ARRIVE HORIZONTALLY.
Gas q. u.--No 81 from FLORIDA
b1e 2. Mo g, from Tleriaa, Atlanta and
4;S5 r Mo: 9. trss FIOriAs, Atlanta and
$40 p. m.-No. @. from Nsrgna and Local
3 Points.
n. 8. LzAsys Dis Pass. Aet..
mo. 800 K Main 81, Richmond, Va
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growing.

growing.
Baron De Taillac. of No. 9 Buchanan
place, Astoria. Long Island City. N
Y, says the New York Herald. is
prepared TO answer further questions
in regard to this remarkable product
Of the TonQuin country.
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How often.

at takes three generations to make
q gentleman, they say"
Eyes; the first makes the dough, the
second makes high connections, and the
third makes an ass of itself.'-Puck-
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One of His Traits.

Parker-Did you hear about Swift's
death?
Kerwin-No; when did he def
Parker-This morning He died
quite suddenly, I understand.
Kerwin-That's just like Swift. He
was the most impulsive man / ever
met-Cincinnati Enquirer
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SHONS q cheap,
IL need cost but
very little. 1t Is
just five feet high,
and is most con-
venient in I h Q
house d ur 1 n g
cleaning time. and
out of doors at all
times. During the
fruit-nicEipo cao-
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TonSorial Art in Cuba

The BARRIERS in Cuba lather their
patrons with their hands, from a bowl
made to fit under the chin. A brush is
not used.
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'Olp DOMINION 0rCAM.l
= hip COMPANY.
Nir ut Line for Mort

MI ft Lille TOT NOrfOIk,
Leave Richmond daily at 7 p.
M, stopping at Newport
News IN both directions.
Daily exopet Sunday by O. & o. Rail-
way, 800 a. M, p. m. a. m. and 3
p. m. by N. & w. Railway; all lines
connect at Norfolk with direct steamers
Tor New York, sailing daily except
Sunday, z p. m.
steamers sail from company's wharf
(foot of Ash Street) Rockets.
K. +. CHALKLER, CITY Ticket Art
1919 E. Main st,
JOHN +. MAYER. Agt. Wharf Foot
OF Ash St., Richmond, Va.
ii: b. WALKER, V. p. & T. M, New
York.
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K. t q I .ieksbufx, and Peto-
mac paiIrnad

mac Railroad.
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
rs a. IN daily, BYRD t. Through
6:9o a. m, daily, MAR It. Through
10 a. m, week days, Elba. Ashland accom-
mediation.
$40 a. M, daily Byrd ST. Through
Local stops.
100 noon, week days. Byrd st. through
4:0O p. M, week days. Byrd St. Fredericks-
burg accommodation.
5:05 p m. daily, Main st. Through
6;3Op M, week days Elba. Ashland accom-
mediation.
sos r. M, daily, Byrd ST. Through
Trains Arrive Southwark
mediation.
s2e a M, week d avs, Byrd st. Fredericks-
burg accommodation.
S:35,a. IN, daily, Byrd st. Through
ii 90 a. M, week days, byrd st. Through
2:05 p, m, daily Main ST. Through
500 p M week days. Eliza Ashland accom-
modations.
Is p. m, daily Byrd ST Through
$50 p. m, daily, Byrd st. Through. ocal
stops
1923 p. m. daily, MainSt Through
NOTE---Pullman sleeping or ParIor Cars on
all above trains except train arriving Rich
mond III 80 a. m. week days and local accom-
Time of arrivals and departures and con
nections not guaranteed
w. u. DUKE, q. w. CULP, W. TAYLOR
Gent Man'r. Asst Gen1 Man. Traf Man
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whyness of the Wherefore.

Whyness of the Wherefore.
Fred always enjoy convers;np
with spinster at social gathering.
Joe-Because why?
Fred-She never bores one half to
death by talking about old times.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer
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Ugly Little Thing

Everybody says the baby looks like
you. Doesn't that please you?'
Il don't know" replied Popley.
but L tell you what; I'm glad nobody
thinks of saying | look like the baby"
philadelphia Ledger.
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How to Grow the Currant.

No other small fruit is SO often found
In the home garden and under so gen
eral neglect, and yet that under this
condition produces fruit of some value,
remarks Prof. Maynard. When well
grown in a rich soil and properly
pruned the fruit is of large size and is
produced in large quantities. 1t sue
ceeds well under the shade of fruit or
ornamental trees, If the soil is made
rich. To obtain the largest and best
fruit the old wood Chat over three
years old is cut away as the large fruit
Is borne on canes two and three years
old.
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DON'T FORGET

ADDRESS, postpaid; that ri
the vocal pieces have full
well as melody; that tn
your selection at once, TO
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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VERY CHEAP STEPlADDER.
Convenient in the House During
Cleaning Time and Out of
Doors All the Time.

The Illustration
handy stepladder.
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that the price you have
cents; that for this you
l the little details are up
] piano accomplishments |;
is sheet music is equal I
send us the order, and 60
Order by Numbers, not
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Heart Is Busy Organ.
All the blood in mans body passes
through his heart once in every two
minutes
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X uNARklD cED &

nave made arrangements with of the
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pay for this sheet music is only thiriy-nv,
et ten pieces, not one; that IL is sent % an
o the standard, including colored titles this
lat the Instrumental pieces give the bA .,
any published. Also don't forget to q "A
ell your friends about this Sheet Mr.
mes. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02
IAR OF RurTERMILk.

Warsaw, Ky Dec. 1.-The drought
has reached serious proportions in
this locality as Il has not rained lor
three mon ha There is hardly a
farm in This section that has water
supply ANA nearly all get their water
from Eagle creek in the southern
par Of the county. or the Ohio river.
in he nor,hprn part, hauling y for
mites. Everything has dried up ana
the country las most barren and
desolate appearance The loss SUI
fered by the farming interests cannot
bc accurately estimated
The roof Of a farmhouse belonging
10 Harve sullivan caught ere Having
no wa or. sullivan endttvored to
check the flames by tearing on the
Single and slamping it out hu' lney
were gattiug Tie best % him, waen
a jar at buttcrmiik was brough INTO
raouisilion ana The ere was qucnched
Tac people have pat special watcn
on fires jo provide against a conilag
ration. a. everything IS as dry as
finder
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02

sive digestion that will impart
warmth and vigor to his ideas when
be is called upon to DO his part in
ae worlds work Tire stomach is
slly rho sea Of the intellect The
brain is often credited with achieve
meuts that belong to digestion and
the lus,y country boy who trains his
stomach as an. athlete rains his mus
c'es is preparing himself for a sue
cessful career. Most OF the worlds
great leaders, the pyoiigious work
ers. the big. roundbodied full-chested
men who project great enterprises,
who win cases al the bar, who thrili
listening sena.es have generated
their energies in their youth by
wrestling with the pl0w handles IN
the summer and eating home made
sausage in the winter,
The men of prestige ana power arc
Nc, the pale. ghostly-looking. oyer
read spectre wish buIging brows alpl
superior inte.lects. but they are the
men with big nccks, through which
the blood has room TO course; the
nan who are good feeders and who
think with the Whole body; the men
whose liyers perform their func.icns,
whose nerves are strong. whose di
gestion is powerful and whose sin
ews are firm
on the 5th of December the Fifty
eighth congress win begin its clos
ing session and the lame ana wouna-
ed political ducks will fiutter 60
Washington ana explain how it hap
pened viii be SAD session for
many for il will positively be their
farewell appearance in public life
and their last engagement as public
servanta A cold and heartless con-
s'ituency has nipped the bud of their
ambition, and they viii sing their
swan-song and cxuent into the alley
back OF the political playhouse, SAD
ly repeating the words Of the poet
Farewell a long farewell to all my
greatness,
This S the state Of man: To-day he
puts forth
The tender leaves of hone: tomorrow
blossoms,
And is eleesed by three thousand
votes.
The third day comes landslide DER
the plain
And. when he thinks, good. easy man.
full surrey
His greatness is s-ri9ening, bears him
down.
Aud then he fails and sometimes be
stays fell,
About the 14th Of the month the
small boy viii renew bis spiritual
streng.h ana manifest deep interest
in revealed religion as taught in the
Sunday schools a high re7love 10 be
better boy vii sit euthroned upon
his frcchlcd brow, FOR he is inspired
with desire 70 share ia the Chris
mas cheer. The month viii end On
SATURDAY. INC SIC and the year win
be- thrown upon The scrap nile alons
with a whole lol Of political has.
becns. Montgomery News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02
SMALL BOY EXHIBITS
SPIRITUAL INTEREST
AS CHRISTMAS APPROACHES
THE STOMACH is REALLY
THE SEAT or THE INTEL
LEcT," SAYS CHARLES BLISS.

Tine glory Of the circling year has
faded. The flowers are tucked in their
leafy beds. The wild winds, the cour-
ievs OF the winter sky blow heir
fierce blasts to announce tae coming
of the Feecy messengers from the
north. The breath Of Boreas pierces
tae air VITA silver arrow and the
naked earth croUcAes shuddering al
his feet. ana from his wide wings of
snow a winding sheet falls upon the
fields and hills. Where once me
1eWy meadow waved and daisy and
.LuJtercup nodded in the amoraus
brcesa ali Is cold and waite and tin.
The iclcle hangs where once the sum
mevsne chung IN beauty. and the
rose, bareft Of all it's charms, shud.
GERS as il listens - the chuIlsh child
ing Of tAo winters wind The forest
imus. where once me frecIop
shady bowers sheltered the featAered
songs crs Of the wood. lash with
their naked fingers the angry sky
The aun rises cherries over hills Of
gray aud hurries through the brief
December day. while at night the
moaning wind beats upon che win.
dows wl.a it's ghostly fingertips Of
slect.
In December tlc farmer Tisoth ho-
times and pulloth on his felt boots
lic eoeth forth while yet the stars
are Inning in he cold clear sky
and Hcketh the fattening hogs on Of
Wcir warm nests and makeih them
90 cal re covereth the ggound WITH
4~ce1. corn and standoth Dy as the
sh.Yefng swine "a fearing they may
20 back d. taeir warm beds should he
turn bis ZACH. For the market reports
showeth a decline Of ten cents a day
on b. hun lred pounds and the farm
cr taXeih bi oul. fearing they viii
81 so low that they will no. pay tie
ffe'ett
On he locunl Jolly farmer in the
cold December morn, when fhc price
Of pork declining. shovels GU The
golden CORR lie sings q merry rounde
Fay as ac ees the market fall. and MS
heart IS fuiI Of gratitude because NJ
lives al an He Tell the packers
combine every hog hats on his
sioaa T. and then bays back his bacon
81 twenty cents a pound, What
m1set Toe jolly farmer slip to mar
leg atI his me3t ami WHOM the su1l
mcrs work e. hcI sshuy back enough
20 eat Tle rga uswhy he docs y il
dari i1 understand; he farmer nrods
the money fer The axes on bis land
bW ibis thrifty proyident. uld-fash
''nea farmer stiu sris apart n day in
December rH.n he kll hoes. 10 Inc
roia r,lu't5 lai D. Tue da5 af al
l"S lur Ge set5 10 stag home fT0m
-c4aet and Cor NesR.re reneis Ia
pa6 'aglc aHd farerlb tendsfo;u
aHa .it-c. aia ars4se soaked system
'ah'# ca tG-nsih a8d his c5unte
nance hines Use a va5d cav gFeased
"'ia a bacon rmi Treat him with
hinaness aud consideration. FOR you
see ia him fire future maj Of affairs.
lie IS acquiring O Tough aud enduring
hele. an elastic nerve. a eomprehen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02

to the Worlds
s an enthusiastic
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02

water with his ne.ghbor 10 one SUI
fers for water merely because OF mi
fortune IN not having q we or cis'
tern
T. ". Thomas has 40 wells GA aus
shelby county farm ana nearly az
ars dry and he is hauling wa'er-
sbuck spring. near by. Is dry for The
first time in 100 years,
In Trimble and Henry counties
era. Is withered and the corn crops
have been badly damaged
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02
ICE Is MELTED
To GET WATER
Result OF DrOnfh Now Existing
in Kentucky
EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOID
FEVER is FEARED IN SOME PLAc-
ES - CROPS AND STOCK
SUFFER IN BLUE GRASS
STATE.

louisville. Ky. Dec. November
came to an end without any prospect
Df relief from the drought. Another
rainless day Is the forecast ana prac-
tically no hope is held for the next
day or two. The rainfall for Noyem-
her was only 4 quarter of an inch
This breaks the record.
Major H. B. Hersey Of the weather
burear said tonight;
Tomorrow will be fair and colder
There is no prospect of rain. am in-
formed that stock Is suffering e0nsid-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02
Aol.dax Announcement.

Fred J. Thomas. jeVeieT has re-
eeived a supply OF first quality solid
gold and rolled plate jeweiry Of all
kinds. Also watches, clocks. sterling
silver novelties. etc at The Lowest
prices. All suitable for Christmas
Call and examine his
stock. No. .232 Eighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02
BASE BALL WARMING
UP OVER THE CIRCUIT
INFORMAL MEETING OF REPRE-
sENTATIVEs OF THREE
CITIES TO BE HELD IN PADu-
CAA. SUNDAY. DEC. II.

Catcher Petit Of the Ciarksvilie
team last season. has resigned ms po-
iilon az mach.nist with the local Il
hnois Central Petit is q Stationary
engineer aud is booking for a posi-.
lion. Hc wants 10 remain in Paducaa
for tbo winter and expects 10 work
IN the Kitty league again unlefs be
gets on with Minneapolis or s. Paul
having a half way offer with the lat
Ter team. P1dUcah sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02

DIT smith. ostoopaeh. The Famous
Hours. 1912 "a sunday Il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02

Thcrc VIII probably be = meotins
~ rcpres atsiivcs of Palucah. Cairo
and viucennea AMI Che league seer.
fay h-li iu Pa Hcah sunday. Dec
~. to "a r1 haero affairs preVlnus
to ftr lGu93. meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-02

Dr. irving Thcmps0n presiden; Of
ihe Kitty I@rnc. has stated ih7i be-
via n, under ans consideration Pc
candidate Or arc spf the presidency
81 5ha Kitty ielgle again iie says
be s. dose aith .hs jon 7 hal
no hin4 gam 10y being president oi
tae l-a Be- stated sexcepL TO
CRAFTY my love Of tae sport. and i
don't care So 20 through j. again. 2
PrasiacB; Thompson states inat the
position cost him a grcat deaf more
han be was paid a. prcsideut-Pa.
iessoah sun.
1r
A ..ts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

Nu6 feline @timme brad, unb in
ab9ertfenen SGBen fubr er fort:
nGbenfotpenig aber 1T jeBt Der 3eitz
punt gu elmer 2iee, unb aud bas
eneelbafte @ef96pf bort brinnen 1T
fiderli9 Die lebte, Die 2iee unb 8er>
fteaung BON uns perldngen piirbe. Sd
berftebe Sbren @6mer3 ia poGfommen
unb mill nt3t einmal berfu9en, Sic
gu trDTten, ober bas Re9t babe i'd bod,
Sbren Summer p~entgftens nit sSbnen
81 tbeilen. Ni9t pabr, bieies 3e9t
la1en sic mtr?"
yNein."
gr poGte tire 6anb ergreifen, aber
beftig, ia gang auBer fi3 pi3 fe pOr
i'm 5uri6.
rgSein, 1uHen sic mid, sic perfeben
mid ia bod ntdt. Gs tit gu i9red>
li9!> @preGen Sic fein Wprt neiter,
anb Dor alien fagen sic ni9t, baB sic
parten poIen. Marten-porauf2
Nrf i9ren Sob2"
No9 Elm observation-disclosures @ufz
Ialud8en, bog @incent bis ms sSnz
nerite traf ert0nte in benz buntlen
Sang, bonn Dffnete unb 19loB fi9 cine
S6ire. @erlaHen unb i'm 1nflaren
iber bds, mas Tie bate fagen pollen,
blteb @incent auriid, aber bo4 nit benz
tlaren 8~enuBtfein, boB er ni9t geeen
9ermaines 9let9gtlttgfeit, fonbern gez
aer etnen unbefdnnten unD bes6dl6 Inn
70 ftGrteren @egner un5utGmpfen babe.
n@incent. Define 9egsntpurt tpirb gez
ipiinf9t!"
@s mar bic @timme 2epages, bic i'm
feinem @ribeln entriB. Nngeii9ts bes
Sobes, Der finfter unb brpbenb bas
5aus umf9pebte, mubten ale irbiz
f9en @orgen unb &iimmerntfe f9peiz
gen, unb 10 gelang es au9 @tncent
9erbault, Die S9neue bes &rantenz
5immers nit feiner setpobnten Miene
unb 9altune gu iiberfdreiten,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Gortfebung folgt.)

I u I y IeI { II U U I III.
Cine eigenartige 8eumtenbeleibieung
fanb tir5li9 por benz S9Dffengert9t
in SoBbetm, grpbin5 9efenzNufau,
lire Siibne. lin benz borttgen Srts=
genbarmen tbr MtBfanen gum @usz
brud 81 %brtn9en, erfu9te cine Mn5a6l
@tnpobner Elm Mttglieb Der @emeinbez
bertretung, in elmer SiBung bteier &Dr>
perf9aft bas @eetgnete gu beranlai@
fen. Stefer that bies au9, inbem er
ben Nntrag itelte: Dem @enbarmen
so Mart gu bepi1igen. um ibm Sc
legenbett gum 8efu6e elmer Sortbtlz
bungsi9ule gu bieten, in Der er fi9
iiber Nntanb unb anftdnhige 8ebanbz
lung Der Srtsetnpobner unterrt9ten
lafen f0nne." Der 8prfau fam our
4n3etge unb bos betreffenbe Mttglieb
Der Notwithstanding nurbe pegen
8eleiDigung bes 9enbarmen gu elmer
gelbFrafe bon so Marf b%erurtbeilt.
Neuer g Of IN / n b I. Sn
Nntperpen peranftaIteten lebtbtn 5mei
9auner cine runentgeltlt9e" @erlnpz
flung bon Mutomobilen. Die glidz
li9en @efpinner tpdren gum grDbten
She'll Nnge6Drige Der europGtf9en
@~portspeGt, bic fi9 beeilten, bic our
8erienbung Der rgeponnenen" &raft>
tpagen %gefprberten 9elber ein5uienben.
sic tparteten iebo9 pergeblt9 auf bas
@intreffen Der eriebnten rS3nahz
ferln," unb 19lieBli9 eritatteten mebz
rere Der @eprelten Die Nn5eige bel Der
belgi19en Yo1i3ei. Die beiben 9auz
ner purben ber6aftet unb 6tnter
S9loB unb &iegel gebra9t.
Shapes s ntfomm e n.
Der finfjd6rige &arl Wonbra gerietb
unldngft in Der Ndbe Der elterli9en
Mobnung IN benz Mtener @orprte 3u>
bDlfsbetm Dor einen fabrenhen Wotor>
tpager Der itGbtif9en StraBenba6nen.
@r tpurbe niebersefabren unb ettpa a9t
S3ritte ipeit gef3leift. Man bielt ben
&naben fir Derloren. So9 als Der
Wagen gum Gteben gebra9t mar, err
FOB ft9 Wonbra unb nollte ~fortlau>
fen. @s 5etgte ii9, baB er feline Ser
leBungen erlttten battle.
@innrei9er@ els It m o + b.
BET u 9. Gtne fonberbare Dirt, ft9
aus Der @eft gu f9affen, er1ann neu=
lt9 etn 9ienftmdD9en in @rlangen,
8aDern. sSn Der 8er3neiflung bar
iber, baB es beim Nbitduben 5tpei
5ieuren 5erbro9en bate, f9ittete es
pulper auf einen Stubl, 5iinbete Is an
unb febte fi9 i'm fe1ben NugenbltG barz
ouf. Der erpiinf6te @rfolg blieb aus;
bogegen erIitt Die &ebrfeite Der Nufaez
regten empfinbli9e 8%runbpunben.
S sc po1taei. Sn
einem 3iri6er 9oli5eiberi6te bieB es
lestbin: ~Sn Der NrenitraBe in 8runz
men tpurbe bic Qei3e zines un6efdnn@
ten, ettpd 6OiGbrieen Mannes gefunben,
Der fi9 mittelit ReDolberf9ufes ents
leibt bate. Gr i9eint benz Generic
ffanbe ange60rt gu baben unb Der
@pra9e na9 Elm 8abenfer eepefen gu
fein." Man burf neugierig fetn, pie
Die goliaet es angefdngen bat, ben Sob
ten gum Spre4en gu brtneen.
Oeutt9 ais 2ebrgegen@
It a n b. Der Muf9pung beg Oeut=
f6en in Der SEEM Oorfer @tadtsuni=
berittdt lit getpalttg. SIN Sabre 1893
tpurben $500 S9iler i'm Oeutf9en
Il. Sabrgang) eramintrt, tpGbrenb i'm
Sabre 1902 bic 3abl bereits 1900 be-
trug. SIN Sabre 1893 betrug Die 3ubl
Der graminanben i'm 0eutf9en bes 2.
Sabrgangs 1000, unb 1903 mar bieie
3u6l auf 1850 eeitieeen, unb i'm beut@
f6en @ramen bes 3. Sobrganes itieg
bic 3abl Der graminanben bon $50 i'm
Sabre 1893 auf 1900 i'm Sabre 1903.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
gpestaIs etsnale.

FNOVWt" OEUNWtS*
Erhef . S9Idee, Stretter alarm,
6huettea 2 S@IGss, hritter MInr1n,
Drtttet 2 S@Idee, bierter alarm.
l-a-1, Seier aus unb S&Lau@ alfeersRt.
8 S4Ldse, aBaKerbrad ab.
10 S4Ldee, 10 tPr geittas8.
Gte 70 besei4neten Sisnale tssrben sar som 9Harnr
wd4ter a~Heegeben ba an beN betreReHbea GtrGBen
Geuaateea teste GIarmttfet anaebra4t Dab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

s n u u # r alien eibt es I'M
@erbGltniB our @inDohneraubl mebr
Rir9en als In irsenb etnem dnbern
Qonbe.