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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
IS mar Elm Sonntag, bell
uno flar!"

uno tlar!"
Gin berrli6er ibealer Sonntag Dor
mitta9 be9liidte geifern Die Sewobnel
DER Quten Stabi Snoianapplis i'm @a:
gemeinen unb bic Mitelieber Der Sur.
ner garf @eIeQidaft i'm g~eiOnberen.
Sic gerietbsn Dor Greuoe fat aus
benz SdusGen, als Tie ben a~5urblauer
tpoltenloien Simmsl f9 iiber ibrer
Sduptern u0lben iaben unb fe batter
nidts basegen, oab 5rau SOnn'
freunbli9 ibre Strablen auf bieielbsr
nieoerianote.
Die Burner parf @eieQfdaft bat I'M:
ter ben 2cunen bes bimmlif6en Wet.
ter.S Directors iebr Timer au leioen &c.
babt unb UNI 10 bantbarer if lie ibm.
bab er fia seraee seftern i6r geseniibe'
10 gndbig ertuies.
S9on um bic Mittagsfunbe bate
fid bereits i'm part cine tattli9e Mn=
sabl bon 8eiu9ern eineefunben uni
bon ba an ftr6mten oieielben in S9aa.
rem berbei.
Die eineelabenan 8ersine, bor Naem
aber Der 6 ieoertrans" uni
Die Nctinen beg ySeut9e l
unb W u itberein"
ruaren Dem &ufe ~bereitpili9f eefplgt,
unb fe BADEN rli9t nur our9 ibre Sic.
oerportrdee, Ionbern aud bur9 ibi
kbeles uno liberales Nuftreten iebr pie
gum id6nen @rfolge oes Geftes beige.
tragen.
Ser Sociale 8 urnber
| n nit ieinem erten Spre6er,
6errn @eOrge Ionne9ut an Der Spibe,
mar natiirli9 iebr fart bettreten uni
Die 3bslin9e Der s n n eer
g S9ule oefelber
tummelten fi9 ebenfaas 3ablrei4 i'm
i'm parf lumber.
Die @ameraben bonn Seut9
u eritani den 0etera.
n E n =Berein paren IN GROCER
Inaabl eri9ienen unS bahelbe ld6t fif
aud bon ben Witglieoern bes 9 TO
eite Surnbereins Ia9en.
Serr 5enrp 8ictor, Der @rite Spre6el
oefel6en, feblte nattirli9 ni9t uno er
3eiste fi6 wie INNER bon Der noblsr
Settle. Nu6 Der M d d o TO-
pis Der Il B 3 d &c Surn
berein batten biele &ep~rdientanfen
geianot.
Ser $ m n 8erein be
6 ocialen Surnberein z
aber mar unter Der Nesioe ieiner Yrd=
fioent;n, Trau anna SiebOln, bolt=
3dblis erfdienen.
Wenn Burner unb Sdnger fi9 aber
suiammenfinben, bann ~9iebt es einen
suten Slang, bann feblt es ni6t an
Der e9ten froblidsn Stimmung, I'm
Elm Get gu einsm senuBreiden gu ee=
ftalten.
Der vSsutfde Club unb Wuif.
berein", fowObl als aud Der r2ieber=
trans" batten Sauptquartiere aufge=
i9lassn unb in oenielben berri9te pon
anfung an cine ur9emiitbli9e @tim=
mung Dor, tpel6e Dobltbuenb aud auf
bic Nidtiangesbriioer wirttess
Inter Der 2eituns ibrer reipectiben
Sirisentsn, grneffinof uno &ie9ner,
erfreuten bic Sdnger Die bantbaren
3ub6rer bur9 ben 8Ortras mebrerer
2ieoer.
NDer auD on Teonern te9lfe teblte
es ni9t; Serr Grans Soldier bra9te in
idmungbOler Weiie Elm Sod auf ben
Surner=p art- 8erein aus, benz er Sc
beiben biz in Die fernte 3eit winf9te,
unb Serr IoOlpb Galbiianer lisB i'm
Namen bes 8ereins mebrere bo1poe=
tii6e Mnipra9en bonn Stapel, our1
uelAe bic Sangesbriioer fi9 iebr ges
f9mei6elt fiiblen mubten.
@dbreno i9 bieie Snterme3sos in
ben Saupiquartieren abipielten, ents
faltete fi9 in Rem anberen Sbeile bee
freunbliden garts Elm beiteres 2eben
unb Sreiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03

Sc if i'm 9eben baBli@ einse.
ri9tst, oaB uniere ia6nen S4atten=
bdume ben StraBenrdubern unb Weee=
lagerern 10 wirtinme 8erftede bieten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
General Yapne mir.

ME es i9sint, benz senator Soar balo
ms Senieits fOIgen, man 9ebt mohl
nidt febl, n,errt man ben Serial Der
&0rpertrdfte oes Sensral.p Oftmeifers
nit Der aufressnosn arbeit Der poit=
amts- unteriudunsen in gerbinouns
brinst, Obwobl er i9on Dor 8esinn
berielben Elm vtranter" Manrl mar.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
SAVANNAH CoNCERN WON.

An electric plant will be installed
for the town OF Thomson, Ga. and a
Savannah company, the Electric Sup
ply Company, has been awarded the
contract. The cost for the complete
plant is $4,000. and covers everything
except the building, which will be
erected by Thomson concern. There
we're thirty-two competitors for the
contract, and the Electric supply Com
pany captured the entire order. This
speaks well for this enterprlsing COM
pany, and shows that the Savannah
concern Is wide awake and is pushing
It's trade into every section Of the state.
Mr. Joseph Walker manager of the
company, Is at Thomson and viii re-
turn to the city tomorrow Mr.,
Walker has been very successful in
securing large contracts. the company
having a number OF them on hand at
this time
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25

De glad to learn that he is RAPIDLY
recovering from his recent illness.
Messrs. II. W. Burnett, c. L. Adams
ana A. Moskovit2 will leave Saturday
over the Southern for Washington
Philadelphia and New York, TO be
gone several weeks.
The guests Of Miss Meta Westcott
VIII be entertained tomorrow with a
moonlight row across. the VerfAon riv-
er. On their return home refresh
ments VIII be served on the lawn.
MIR. James $. Estll left yesterday
for New Mexico, where he goes to en-
ter the newspaper field in the Far
West. The best wishes Of Mr.. Estilis
friends accompany him in his search
for health and in his new field OF en-.
deavor.
Messrs. Charles n. Wakeman and
Thomas j. Carr have returned from
0 delightful visit OF two weeks to New
York Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other Northern points. They arrived
Sunday morning on the Berkshire from
Baltimore.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. E. l.. VIM OF Barley was at
the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Graham OF Marietta wa &c
at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. w. F. Wright of Augusta was
at the ScreVen yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. c. whitner OF Atlanta was
at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. II. d. Johnson OF Macon was a
guest at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. w. h. Barclay OF DarIen was
registered at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. T. II. Mccrea Of Atlanta was
registered at the De Soto yesterday.
Mr.. +. Il. Clark was among the At
lanta guests at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. James s. Rain Of Atlanta was
among those at the Pulaski yesterday
Mr.. August r. Hinsel OF Brunswick
was guest at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. y. l.. Pickren Of Blakely was
among those at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. A. L. Jennings was among the
Atlanta gueste at the De Soto yester-
day.
Mr.. Thomas Wayne left yesterday
for New York. where ne will reside
In future.
Maj y. S. Elliott returned yesterday
morning from a short visit to Waynes-
vile. N. G.
Mt. T. r. Thomson OF Bainbrldge
was among those registered az the he
Soto yesterday.
Mr.. J. n. y. stellings Of Charleston
was among those registered AZ the
screven yesterday.
Miss Debbie Parish OF Hiaissboro "a
the guest OF the Misses Avant. No. NJ
Charlton street. west
Misses Blanche and Eva Crawford
are spending some time AZ Winchester.
me guests of Miaa Weftoott
Master Thomas Palmrrg friends WIN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25

mere leaped through it head fore
most, carrying the sash with him. He
landed on the ground with the entire
window sash about his neck. like a
collar, his head protruding through one
Of the broken panes.
Guess followed the burglar as rap
idly as he could. BY the time Demere
extricated himself from the window
sash, Guess was almost upon him.
Demere tried to run, but saw he would
be overtaken. He stopped and faced
the occupant of the room he had en-
tered, at the same time drawing a
pistol from his hip pocket.
Guess made a grab for the pistol and
got hold Of II just as II snapped. IT
did not fire, and it is supposed Guess
coat sleeves must have fallen be-
tween the hammer and the plunger
An examination Of the cartridges aft
erwards showed indentations upon
them where the plunger had struck.
Fouaht Like "A Tiger.
Demere continued to try and fire,
swapping the pistol several times He
fought like tiger and bit Guess
thumb I'm trying to make him release
his hold on the pistol. A large crowd
soon gathered and a telephone mes
sage was sent to police headquarters,
while the men still fought.
Detectives Davis and Bostick rushed
"a the scene. The men were still fight
ing as the officers came into view, and
the crowd had gathered about them.
50 that there was no possibility OF
Demere making his escape.
As the officers approached Demere
gave up the struggle and dropped 10
the ground. face downward, as though
he had fanted. Efforts 10 arouse him
were az nrst fruitless, but Detective
Bostick soon brought him to.
Dropped IN Fake Faint.
"It does not hurt 10 stick a pin IN
n man who has tainted the detective
announced And he proceed 70 give
Demofe several good ihha with long
min The negro could not stand the
pain and Jumped % HE feet
a case Of burglary was entered
ngnlnat Dsmsrs. There NJ another Oh
case % burglary against him, but me
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
BURGLAR SNAPPED
PISTOL IN FACE
or MAN HE WAS RoBBINe.
COUNTRY" DEMERE, NEGRO BALL
PLAYER. TURNS BURGLAR.

Entered Room of Frank Guess, NO.
312 Jones street, West, I'm Broad
Daylight and Pulled Pistol on
Guess-Jumped Through VIM
dow Carrying the Sash with Him
and Then Tried 10 Use His Pistol.
Lively Scrap Followed and Bie
Crowd Gathered.
Caught in the very act Of a day.
night burglary. Andrew Demere, alias
Country" a negro well known in po-
lice circles, and Savannah's star col
ofed ball player, jumped through a
window and drew pistol upon the
occupant Of the house. when he was
'ornered early yesterday afternoon.
. Two or three times Demere snapped
we pistol In the face OF his adversary.
out the man grabbed the weapon and
h h coat sleeve caught between the
r.,ii,,,'ler and the plungor as Demere
pgled the trigger.
~ was just little after o'clock
~. inc burglar was discovered
q ank Guess who has room at No
Jones street. west found Domere
hi. examining the contents Of
Ne. Junk Guess demanded what he
40 apinK 10 the house. bat Domere
MOI larry 10 explain.
carried sash win aim.
"a'hins 10 the nearest window. De-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
Gettine Ready for .Ianas.ns.

Washington. Ca. Aug 2l.-Capt
hill Of the Irwin Guards to-day gave
out the names of those members of the
company who viii represent Company
o. the Third Georgia Regiment,
Georgia state Troops. in he maneuvers
on the battlefield at Manassas next
week. Thoy are w. w. Laiimer. firat
sergeant. Vivian Richards ana Robert
Conway ,. W. Armftrnnv JfU a. o.
WillnnRhhv, n. E Jones. Ernest
Dnlnkard. W. q. Hrilnms lr r01ari
NnnH iorenso smith and William
Wallace.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25

Baby Minerva is decidedly the feat
ure Of this weeks show at the Casino.
She is a clever little artist, whose act
never fails to please her audience.
The childs dancing is really won
derful and her songs are also good.
Marie Warfeld, the female baritone,
sings some very entertaining songs.
Winfield ana Winfield, the black face
men, could greatly improve their act
by cutting part of Il. Some OF IL
is very tiresonne. Otherwise, however,
the show this week is good. John De-
voy the acrobat, is the best on the bill,
with the exception of Baby Minerva.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
NEW DOUBLE TRACK BRIDGE
VIII soon he Opened by the SOUTH
prn Railway

Washington. Aug. 24AThe Southern
Railway announces that on Aug. %,
1904. the new double track steel bridge
across the Potomac river at Washing
ton, ID. c., will be completed and on
and after. that date all trains TO and
from Washington via the Southern
Railway will be operated over this
bridge. This will greatly facilitate
traffic to and from Washington and
eliminate the delays heretofore expert
enced between Washington and Alex
andria, Va, which have been OCCASION
ed by the crowded condition Of the old
single track bridge.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
Mr.. reebIcs Gocn 70 rIor,dn.

Mr.. w. G. PEBBLES recently promoted
10 assistant superintendent OF the
Ninth Division Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, left yesterday for
Jacksonville TO assume the duties OF
his Office. Mr.. PEBBLES did not more
his family from Guyton and hopes that
he may not have 10 do 40. The
greater portion or His time he Will
travel over the district and may be
with his family as often at Guyton as
II he lived In Florida.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
THE CAMPAIGN AT BEAUFORT.

Beaufort, S. c., Aug. 24.-The Court
House was filled with a large and an
preciative audience Of ladies' and gen
tlemen tonight TO hear speeches from
the various candidates for county and
legislative Offices. There are eight cam
didates for three positions Of represen-
tative, and two for senator. The lat
ter are Hon. Thomas ralbird. (who has
served two terms Of four years eachD,
and Mr.. Nlels Christensen. Jr.. editor
Of the Beaufort Gazette.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
Civil SERVICE Examinations.

The following civil service examlna-
tions will be held at the postoffiee I'M
der the direction Of Secretary Rawls
Of the local board:
sept. 2l--Aid, department of physi-
cal anthropology, National Museum,
salary $40 per month"; interpreter, Po-
lish and Yiddish, immigration service,
$1,000 per nnnum.
Sept. 2i-22-Artist, bureau OF fores.
try, Department OF Agriculture, salary
5000 per annum. place open for women
only.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
KNIGHTS TO VISIT CHARLESTON.

Savannah Council No. 6Sl. knights
Of Columbus. will have a special meet
ing tonight IN Catholic Library Hall
10 arrange for visit 10 Charleston. s.
G., on Sunday. AZ that time A num-
Der OF new members viii receive the
honors OF knighthood. A new council
OF the order wiz be established IN Ma
con on Sunday, Sept. i8 The sa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
doors Of Precipitation
Royal Foot Wash


st'p .HahnE euFos sWentng itchlng Swollen,
back u not eausAed Sample Cor ecent stamp
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
Ton sTEALINa MONEY.

For the larceny OF money from ST.
mon Berney. the keeper OF a red-hot
stand, Son Hin. a negro. was arrest
ed by Detectives Davis and Bostick
last night The negro IA alleged 20
have stolen money from the btand on
two separate occasions
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
CITY BREvITlEs.

Ancient Landmark Lodge. r. and A.
~ VIII meet this morning M 10 O'Clock
20 attend the funeral Of Mr. a, 2o.
SOLO ~ oReechec lodge, siaieHbaro.
an 0f the Masons on me city who eaa
attend the funeral are requested A.
10 80.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25
Ulcers say they viii not nroseontA him

officers say they will not prosecute him
on the old count, as they can not To-
cate the witnesses now. Demere or
Country" is well known as a baseball
player. He is the star player OF the
negro nine here, and never fails to
win applause when he appears on the
field. The next ball he plays with,
however, will probably have chain at
tached to IT,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-25

vannah Council has been invited to
take part In the initiatory ceremony.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02

elmer
6 B E. Sba Stebbtns BON gueblo,
Sol, Iebts felt anei Subren BON ibrem
Manne eetrennt unb arbeitete auf elmer
5arm. &iirsIi9 erbieIt tie ben 8efu3
ibres Mannes, Der brobte, bic Sbir
ibres 3immers ein8ubre9en, aIs ie ibm
ben 3utrttt berpebrte. 0ie Sruu
nobn einen @ebolber, ben ibr Elm SD9z
terhen rei9te, unb f9pb bur9 bic
Sbir. Sie &usel fubr benz Marne
in ben &opf unb t0btete i'm auf Der
Stele.
M Drbertf9er SITTER.
Muf einem Weibeplab gu Weft 8oplsz
ton, Maf., tpurbe Der 14iGbrise 4nz
gen, pelder fir ben Gdrmer Ststpurt
0ieb biitete, bon einem piitbenben
Stter NIT ben 9Ornern aufgeipiebt unb
unter f9redli9en @eritiimmeIunaen
getDbtet. Gr mar aus einem Bpfoner
6eim fir perlaFene &inber Bel benz
Gormer unterssbra9t tporben.
Mebr s agesseituneen,
als in irsenb einem anbsren State Der
Union, tperben in YennipIbanier berz
a~iisgegeben. Sbre 3afSl betrdst i'm
.&epftone" =@taate 213, eeeen POI I'M
Gtaate Rem Dort, III in ben fdmmts
liden NeuenslonbzS taaten, 361 I'M
aanaen Siiben unb 1912 i'm qaraerl
Weften. Sn Suinois erfdeinen 1S1
Tasesaettungen, in Ohio 172 unb tn
Snbiana 157. Die @efammtaobl Der
in ben Staten unb Serritorien Sntel
Cams publi5irten Sasesbldtter belGuft
ftd auf 1888; an 3eitf9riften alsr
Mrten erf9einen 1929.
Deut d Ianbs u 8 n=
banbel tpdbrenb bes erften 9albz
jabrs 1904 beipertbet ii9 in Der Gin<
fubr auf $795, 100000, ober $685.
10000 mebr als in Der slei9en 3eit
beg Woriabres, pGbrenb Der Wertb Ter
Waarenausfubr fi9 auf 1927, 600, 900
beaifferte, cine 3unahme bon $21,26O,@
600. Oie 8aumtponeneinfubr ftiea unl
$12,O00,O00, pGbrenb bic @etreibeeinz
fubr I'm 100000 auriidsins. linz
ter Der Musfubr ipeifen folsenbe Bran=
den 3unobmen auf: Maidinen unb
Snftrumente S., 10000, aattuntpaas
rem $5,5O0,00O, @etreibe $3,75O,OOO
uub Wone unb Wouenfabrifate enbIi9
100000. Die Gifenausfubr sins
nm $3,000,0W suriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02
SfF;een i'm Gpmpasnie @ebaube,
Gde @aibimston Str. unb @ireinia &pe.

Surd q 9 riuti<
g a m. Srdulein Mabel Renaub aus
bennington, no., bate nit ibrer
Mutter bic tpeite &eiie nod Gbicaeo
unternommen, INN fi1 oorten nit ibrem
8rGutisam Sreberid Oepon gu per<
mdblen. sic funben in benz 9otel,
ppfeIbit bic geremonie ft~attfinben
foIte, ben @eiftli6sn unb mebrere se>
labene 9dfte, aber Der 8rGutiedm mar
ni9t erf6ienen. Dim nGaften Morgsn
fam Sebon gu feiner 8raut unb bersn
Mutter unb er5Gblte ibnen, CT fei iibsrz
fallen unb UNI feline san5e 8aari9oft
berdubt tpprben. Seine &leiber feien
ibm babel 5erfebt tporben, unb IS fet
linn besbolb unmDsIid setpefen, in
einen iol9en 3uffdnbe CUR 6o65eitsz
feier gu fomnen. Srau Genaub f9entte
ben Qngaben Oepons feinen 9lauben,
unb biefer eeftaHb f4lieBIi4 uu4, bic
Rdubergef9i9te erfunben Su buben,
neil er 4nsf Dor Der 9eirotb betoms
men babe. Sepon tpoIte gut=
MAIDEN. mas sr aus 4ngft periGumt,
aIein 5rGulein Renaub tponte nun
ni9ts mebr bon ibm tpiFen unb mics
bic 2iebesantrdse bes fur9tfamer1
8rGutigams be5drrli9 ob.
g ii bne Seeabr t. Sas
fleine Segel<ganoe rSinifum" bon
8rttif9Sgo lumbia, tpel9es nur einen
Sonnensebalt bon % Sonnen bat urb
I'm Sabre 1843 BON einem alasfanis
f9en Snbianer aus benz Stomm zines
einateen 8dumes altseef6nitten purbe,
1T bieier Sage bon pontaz9 elgaba ouf
ben N5oren na9 2onbDn in Gee ge<
soneen. Oie vSiIifum" frat i'm Wlai
1901 bon @anepuper cine 0abrt na9
europa iiber berf6tebene Snfeln I'm
puaifif9en Osean, &up 9orn unb bic
M3oreninieln, an. Der Center beg
5abrseuses lit &apitGn BOB, tpsl9er
bos Daenib in 8eeleitune zines Man<
mes Numens 9arrifon untsrnommen
bat. Oas Canoe bate Bis su ieiner
@utrnft in Ponto<D eledba bereits
nabeau 10000 Meilen SuridseIsgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02

Sn Der &afaogetp | n :
fte6t unter alien @ebieten Der
grbe Der @uapaquil<O iitrift in Gcuae
Dor an Der Spibe. Der Siftrift erSsuet
me5r &afao ais gang Mfrita, bas fid
IN pielen Sbeilen fir bic &afaofultur
Defenders gut eignet.
Sic 81 Dbrenlettu bon
ben petroleumfelbern 8atus am faspiz
f9sn Gee na9 8atum am S4pdraer
Meers tpirb innerbalb bes Sabres
1905 fertiseeitelt tperben unb bic 4e@
troleum : Sransportfdpdaitdt perbopz
peln. Die 2eitung bat cine 2dnge Dor
$50 Meilsn. Gin T6eil Der 2eitung.
in elmer Musbebnuns prn 143 Meilen
am Difli9en gnbe, 1T bereits felt ets
Ii9en So5ren i'm 8etriebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02

-8orbebaIt. Sn elm Bureau
tritt elm 6err BON fpenis @ertrauen er<
pedenbem Muberen. Ser 8eamte, Der
nidt germ an einen l1ntpiirbisen cine
90fli9feitspbrafe berf9penben min,
empf6ngt i'm NIT ben Worten: .Wtt
mem babe i4 ebentuea bic gbreg"
= Rein 6rauenfenner.-
Srnser 5err: sd tpiirbe einmal nur
me Srau beiratben, bic fi4 freut, tpenrs
ibre Sreinbtn elm faOnss. neues aoz
film bat Meitere Dame: rDie foQs
ten sic setabe ri9t nebmen, 6err
Ooftor. benn bic lit ni4t aufri4tis!!S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02
Masemeiner Wetter= nno Grnte.
8eri9t.

9as Wstter. Bureau Der Ser. Staas
ten per6fentli4t unterm 80. Musuft
fOl9enoen NQ9emeinen @ett.r. unb
@rateberi9t fur bic am pOrisen Mun=
tag ~abselaufene 8ertdtsuode /
Sbmobl bas @ettsr md6renb bes
lebten Sbeiles Der Wo9e i'm Sbio=
tbale Der &egiOn Der unteren Seen,
ben mittleren atlantif9en unb ben
Neuenalanofaaten abnorm fibl tpar,
mar bod bic 3emperatur i'm @an3en
senommen, benz @eifen Der Gelbfrt9te
sinftig.
3beile Der iiioatIantii9en Hno Der
6fliden @olffattsn litten bur9 iber-
mdbigen Segen, pdIrenb in einem
eroBen Sbeile Der mittlerett uab tueft-
lidsn 8Olffaaten Snrre berri1te. @e=
le9entlide, UNI bieie Sabres3eit iebr I'm.
gew6bnlide &sgen gingen in @alifOr=
MEN nieoer uno in ben peftli9en pla-
teau.9 ifriften.
Ius benz mittleren @poming pirb
gemelbet, baB bic Semperatur auf ben
@%efrierpuntt fiel unb aus Colorado,
Wontana uno Sbeilen bon Ohio,
penniplbanien uno Stem Dort tperben
fdwa4e Gr6ite semelbet.
Sroboem tibles Wstter bic rai9e
gnttpidluns beg Waifes i'm ObiOtbale
uno ben Seeregionen perbinbsrt bat,
bat fi9 bic pfan3e i'm Msemeinen
bod entf9ieben gebehert. Sin grober
She'll Der Maisfauben, pelde pdbrenb
Der borb~ergebenoen @ode in Snbiana
unb Sainois bur9 @inb gu gooen ge=
fdlagen tpurbe, ri9tet fid pieber auf.
Sn Der Sommerpsisen probu3irert.
ben @esenS bon WinneiOta unb in ben
Satotas pa! es tpdbrenb Der Wo4e fat
gar nidt aeregnet, 10 baB bag @etter
fur bic @rnte uno bas 9ref9sn giinffig
mar. gtpas beg friib sefdten Wei3ens
III i'm n6rbliden Satota nod unreif
uno &Oft fiist benz ipdt sefdteu Weisen
in ienem State @1aben su, wesbalb
elm GROCER She'll oesielben ni9t ge=
f9nitten peroen uiro. 0on Sbabp,
Waibington uno Oregon miro alIge-
mein beri9tet. baB Der Wei3enertrus
bic grpartungen gstduidt bat.
Die Nusfi9ter auf bic Nepfelernte
finb fortseiebt gut, in SEEM Sort. 0eu-
England unb Der &egion BET oberen
Seen ieoo9 trefen BIN ben Staten
In ben mittlersn Sbdlern un9iintige
Beri1te elm. Mu6er in Sbeilen bon
Neuenalanh uno ben mittleren atlan=
tifden Staten, mo bic &~artoffeln
mebr ODER minoer bur9 Die 6dule ae=
litten baben. pirb cine ausgeseidnete
2artofelernte erwartet.
Sn ben mittleren Sbdlern unb ben
mittelatlantif9en Staten fino bereits
quite Gorti9ritte nit benz Serbfp1tsen
9ema9t uorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02

gartenarbeit riffie gu erbnlisn tino
our9 enge Ji6lun9 nit Der Natur su
erfrif9en. Mu9 in 2iel 9iebt es $500
iOlder @drten: @iesboben, Grantfurt
a. M. unb anoere Stdbte fino 9lei9=
falls reid an ibnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02
4erId1nuppf.

8 ausberr: .Sis tpmmen mir
betannt Dor; baben sic mir ni9t NAL
Rotbtpein berfauft9"-R eifenber
m9ott fou mid bebiiten-ba ipGr' i1
ni9t pieber gu Sbnen setommen!@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02
MnSern.

r9uten Sag, Gruu e., mir baben
uns ia nobl Elm Oubenb Sabre ni9t see
febsE! Sbr SO9terlein fommt pobl
nun balb aus Der S9ule9"-rMus Der
Shule? Die but fdon bic brittle @er>
lnbuna binter ii9!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02
GhrltdJra 8rkenntrrfH.

&rittter: v&Dnnen Sic bos
hpbe 6 etne Minute lang uusbalten2"
: Senprtf (einsr SirplerseieIs
f9aft): sd tOnnt's fdon ausbalten,
aber 9 publifum nDt!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02
5ptft Gtuunu1t1tkt.

STUDENT Gin Der 3eiting lsfenb):
Die Si4erbeit in u%nferer Stubt
nimmt INNER mebr ab-bas mert' ih
au4; ale 4ugenblide Iduft man einem
@ldubiger in bic 9Gnbe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02

Der aus Der WeiBtanne
IN ben Wdlbern Maines geponnere
Raugummi fpirb rar, unb bic Gdul<
mdb9en, ipeI9e fi9 an biefem Sum"
gu belettiren pflesen, baben fir bie5en
binfir me6r 81 berappen. Sas pfunb
iener Sederei foitet ieBt $1.35.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-02
Observation-Disclosures

.Sebt ben giniGbrisen S6reiber>
ling! @on PCS 2ebsns Welen, BON Der
2iebe Wellen anb bon bes Wonbes
SilberfpeIe bat er gebi6tet, aber bic
Bau6pele tann er ni6tl"