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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25

The public Will 90 well 10 re-
member that there is not now nor
has there been at any time since
the beginning of the meat strike
any valid reason for a material
advance in prices. According to
their own statement, the beginning
of the strike found the big con-
Germs with an immense reserve
supply in their refrigerators,
which is not yet exhausted. Just
as soon as it developed that there
was to be trouble, strike-breakers
were imported and they have
been going into the packing
houses ever since. While it IS
true that this help is not enabling
the packers to supply the usual
amount of meat-probably not
even as much as they claim to be
putting on the market-a great
deal of meat is coming from them,
nevertheless. The so-called indie
pendent concerns, too, are work
ing night and day, a fact that
should not be overlooked. In adj
dition, there are the thousands OF
little butchers all over the country
who do not need to pay the
slightest attention to the strike.
They kill an animal or two, or
more, a day, and they help great
ly in keeping up the supply. There
is no scarcity of live stock in the
country nor of men to put meats
on the market. Should all the gil
ant trusts shut down people would
still have meat. Under the cir
cumstances, the rise in price,
which is most noticeable in the
big cities, is entirely unjustifia-
BILE. and should lessen-undoubt-
edly has lessened-the demand. 1t
is predicted that prices will rise
much higher than they are at pres
ent. and that there will be a meat
famine. 1t seems to us that it is
plainly shown in the foregoing
that there can be no genuine fam
inc. That the combines will seize
every excuse to raise prices is to
be expected, but the peoples rem
edy lies in calm analysis of the
situation and a refusal to longer
be an "easy mark" When the
public once realizes that there is
no reasonable excuse for raising
prices, it will give the packers to
understand Enthusiastically that adj
ditional bull-dozing will not be
permitted. With the public, the
remedy entirely lies.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25

There is a pig sty on the river
bank. Just south of the ferry land
ing which needs the attention of
the city health officer. The odor
from it in the afternoon when the
wind blows north, is of a very I'M
pleasant nature to the residents
of South Water and Catherine
streets.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
EXTRAVAGANT
ADMINISTRATION.

extent that the cOSI VI Hldih'oi
ING the Federal Government has
increased within the last ten
wears. II is attributed to Roose-
veltism and imperialism, which
amount to the same thing. The
increase in ten years has been
1920. While we are at peace with
all the world the increase OF the
army expenditures has been llo3o'
or from $57,OOO,OO0 to $l2l, $685.
600, and of our navy from $751;
100000 to $S3, 10000. The siren
mons President has war in view all
the time. and so squanders and
wastes money in that direction.
These figures are calculated to
make an impression on the pubic
mind. however indisposed the av-
eraee reader may be to dapple
with The important arithmetic OF
orr National life. But with ma
tions as with individuals, such IN
vestigation is the only way to Sc
cure honest and prudent National
or individual life. The business
man who doesn't post his books,
or heed their disclosures, winds
ND in bankruptcy or disaster. Ger
tainly the same rule applies to
counties. States and nations. 1t
is the essence and essential OF
good government and a prosper
Gus and contented people.
No disclosures as to National
extravaganza and waste-and
they are at the base and the NOV
ing cause of National corruption
and degeneracy-are more strlk-
inc than the few lines OF figures
that trace the excessive expendl-
lures Of the imperialist Roosevelt
and the constituencies Cleve-
land. They stand for the balance
books of the Nation, just as the
ledger tells the story of the mer-
chant 5 prudence and folly. Moth
ing more startling in the financial
history Of the United States has
appeared. In the four years OF
Roosevelt's administration the ex-
penditures of the Federal Govern
ment exceeded the expenditures
for the four years of Cleveland s
last administration by the start
ling and bewildering amount of
$SS3.024,S02.75. 1t is difficult to
realize the magnitude of those
figures. Yet the facts stand out
in the official record and are I'M
deniab,e.
The notable increase was in the
military establishment. Under
Roosevelt they exceeded the ex-
penditures under the four years of
Mckinley 211,4O7.62S, although
Mckinley at the time conducted
and had charged up to his record
the expenditures of the Spanish
war. The military establishment
of the United States during the
four years of Roosevelt exceeded
the expenditures under Cleveland
by $515. 100000. 1t represents
the added cost for government I'M
der constitutional President and
the cost with Government con-
trolled by jingo and imperialist
chief OF state. We question if in
the history of the world anything
approaching this wastefulness
corruption and criminal extrava,
gance can be paralleled. OF
course there must have been cor
ruption, for it would have beer
impossible to have expended thi:
Evening star., 1904-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lnmbia, holding Probate Court.-Estate Of Mar
garet r. Wood. deceased. No. 1888, administra-
tion-Applicatton having been made to the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia. holding
Probate Court, for probate Of the last will and
letters testamentary said estate. by Ellen s.
Mussey and James T. Du Bois II Is ordered this
9th day Of February, A. ID. 1904. that notice be
and hereby is given to George w. Knight Herring.
Millard Fillmore Knight Herring. Mary Knight and
Robert knight, and TO all others concerned to ap-
pear In said court on Wednesday, the 10th day of
March. A. ID. 1904 at 10 an, to show cause why
This notice be published in the "Washington Law
Reporter" and The Evening Star once in each OF
three weeks before the return day here
than thirty days before said return day WRIGHT,
Justice. Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER, Deputy Reg
lister of Wills for the District Of Columbia CIerk
Of the Probate Court. p. 8. MCssDY, Attorney,
416 9th st. NV. fsl0-IaW- ~
Evening star., 1904-02-17
PERSONAL.

on WEDNESDAY WE WED AND on THURS
day gather up our ''old mans Shoes hats and
worn garments and dispose of them for the full
value at JCSTlI'S OLD STAND. 619 ID st fI7-tf5
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE 224
second floor. Colorado building. 18th and G sts
Never closed. Absolutely reliable and eonii,len.
tial. NJ. BRADFORD, Superintendent ia19- -26t*
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON
your FURNITURE. PIANO, ORGAN, etc. will
call.
Address Box 343 Station G. jaB-tf4
Evening star., 1904-02-17
FOR RENT--HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHEn.
,R RENT-BY wESCoTT & WILCOX,
loot pnp-ta

1904. 1910 Chase ct. 10. 30
2436 Va ay. Or, r,w,g.fi.50
2223 StPaul set. 5r. w.11.aD
500 cath. 5r. W. -. 1880
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE. 1918 v.
non housekeeping flats
5000 to $35. so
914 23d, lst fi'r. Ar, b. 80. OF
SODA 23d. 5r, b.ami. .2l Cd
1915 T, Sd q, 3r. b. .2o.o1
2sS I: 3r. w...S.00
OFFICE ROOMS.
4s2 -4S6 La ave. heatc,l
rms. .SS. $40. $lx.J6, SD
STABLES.
716 10th. r'r. .3s, &C T. 5000
fe1S-tf
Evening star., 1904-02-17
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO., mo,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND lNSURANCD.
1414 ST. NV.
TELEPHONES NJ 34S AND n. $685.
uNFuRNIsHED.

UNFURNISHED.
NV, 13r, 81. 81, ,s0oll4l6 l4th NV. Il, ,. 20 90
5th NV. Ilr 2b 500 1407 Staughton, 81, b. 80 80
Chaplin. 13r, ,2b. 600 Anacostia Hts. 81. b. IS 70
l, 12r 2b DR. an 800 00l 800 Mo av NV. Tor b sa. TS
NV. 2tr. 6b 1850. 0l1654 Col rd NV. .Br. b % 90
NV. 17r. 125. 90 2020 18th NV, Ar. b. 70 90
10th NV sr. S.. % "a dat s so7 NV. 81. b. 3 g
IAN nv .or %. ss ss 1929 nw ri b. e SO 80
2 NV, sr, rs 1902 Princeton. .sr, b. 80
cincin. i1r.2b. .ss % 1920 o2 18th n1 II. b. 300
Cincin Iii. .2b. %. 90 44O Ist me- Ar. b.. III. 5.
Brown NV III. h50 80 222 Quincy ne, Al. r.b 10 90
snyon nav NV; ;G 12r i72s 18th NV srSse
av NV. II, b45.91 59&61 jackson re, or. q. 80
.th NV. sr. b.. 1000 Lot Lot. : 1875. y cs 50 so. ~
. NV, Ut, o. 4oO0l per annum. 1.S0OO0
FURNISHED HOUSES.
5th& 18Th. unqt ns i7th. y 1ir. M s. s. ISIS
nr 18th, 24r. .3b. 5O0IQ bt 20th&21st, ,12r ,2b 125
ret pi. lath&Clif- bt 2oth&2Ist, i 5r % l50
NV, 20r. 3b. 500 nr 2lst, lsr. b.. .i25
Mass f. s g g. 7i ss ss A. TyG ir sy
sth. 1sr 70. .lise7 18th 18th M nr + NV. NV 1ir, b. 100
av 4 8. 15r, 3b. 800 Providence st. Brook
de 1876 ao9 coseSr saa Iar' ar 18th, Or. @ iS5
I'll, 4b: 800 22d nr r, 10r. b. 100
" tn0 lotn, 10 pZUUl y ST nr l1tn NV w,of,D. 90
circle, 15r, 3b .200l l4th nr Cha .in. l0r, b. rs
nv br 22d, 12r 3b 3UCI Corc'n nr 18th Or, 3b. .75
av nr Path. q. .2b 25bI l4th nr Chaplin, Or, bis
nr R. lar. 3b. ..25Ol I, bt 27th&2Sth, Sr, b. .g5
nr M l4r. 2b. 166. 81 nr 18th, 6r, b. -. 90
ne. 16r. 2b. 1h0 Nsideki kirke, ,ChCh. Tor. b.05
av mr. NJ, lar, 2b 125lN II av nr L. Or. b.. go
ley lane Hart California nr I9th, 10. b.50
!, 12r. d.. .l50I Colum I'd nr17th Or b. As 90
NV, l3r. %. $50 Colum I'd mr. 17th. Or, b. AZ
tr1nceton. 1Ot. h. fS0l Kalo nr Conn ex 9r. .Zb.-
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN THE
Ron THE MANCHESTER. THE REGINA
DERT: THE r. 4 Q. AND THE MAURY
)SOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES.
a av NV. .$126l go B nw....... .s10-$25
n M nv. :. !: r. ;ss 21 sa2s g NV;
: l2th4F nv. SIS -$5oI 1895 NV. 3 TIT rms sio
NV. 1r. ...... SIS Sw CT II 1th& 2 NV. RIM s12
~ bldg. /. sl2si2,l1l14-18 F nv. Room A.$io
,URPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
ION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
ERTY.
O.. CALI. AT OFFICE FOR FULL LIST OF
eNlSHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES
OFFICES. STORES AND STABLES.
THOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc.
TT 1414 st. NV.
Evening star., 1904-02-17
SEWING MACHINES.

Never, In thirty years. have we sold New Sew
Ing Machines at such low prices. New Domestic,
4 Wilson, etc. No royalties. No canvassers' COM
missions, no agenn salaries. No middlemen's
cash. New machines from 9l210 up. Send postal
for cafsickne Rent and Repair Departmsut.
we've sod the past i've years repaired FREE.
AuERbAsAs, = 2. fei-7st,10
Evening star., 1904-02-17

FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAU
s25 7th NV. store. .$55. 90
17lS 9Th NV, IL, b. sta. 81. 30
1026 Sth NV. Or, b. .62. so
12u5 X ] nv, llr&b. 30. 20
1925 7th NV, store q
fr&b 4 cellar. -. 80, 90
1909 9Th NV, Sr&b. ~. so
1S45 14th NV. Tor, b. as. so
AS NJ NV. 9r&b. 80. 50
1927 5th NV, 11r&b. so. 50
s5s7 Bghtwd av.il.h y, J.
1870 8th NV. r.. b. so. 90
1886 9Th NV, Sr&b. 2s. so.
u H NV. Sr. b. .N. 50
315 Mo av NV. .10r&b. .25. So
435 o NV. Sr&b. :. .25.50I
1924 1st NV. 6r&b %. 30
$50 18th ne Or & b. ~ so
Office rooms at S12 + sf.
Evening star., 1904-02-17
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-wE WANT 10000 AGENTS FOR
greatest household seller ever invented: best
money maker on record: actually sells in every
two mammoth T catalogues Of ssents' Supplies. les.
SOUTHERN MERCANTILE CO.. Dept. IA. Hous-
ton. Texas. ja11-90t
Evening star., 1904-02-17

L co. .COR.7TH 81 ". w:
Sc cor 7th 4 whitney
av, br&b. 20. 90
1919 7th NV, barber
shop. with fixtures. 20. 90
1910 How I'd av.7r&b. IA. 90
1021 ~ sw, store. Is. 90
l4tN N Cap. Or nat. u. .0g
1349 9Th NV .sto&cel. II 90
l245 H ne. sto&cel. le. 80
619 s NV. 6r&w. 1886
6l4 N st NV. store. .15. OQ
T1S 9th ne. store. .l2. %
zoos 4th ne Ar. wtcol) 10. 90
1882 Fr,stoe ct (eoD. .s.3Q
Rear 7th & o NV, r.s.01
452 ID NV. Office rs.&7&SS
RI sos 18th NV tcoD g. 80
,.w., steam heat. fe13-tf
Evening star., 1904-02-17
wANTED-HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE.

wANTED-RELIABLE NAN OR WOMAN TO
take charge of well-established business; no cap.
ital, but good references required; splenoiu
chance. Address Box 46, Star office. IT
wANTED-PARTIES ACQUAINTED WITH PRo-
spective piano buyers can earn liberal remunera-
tion by addressing at Good chance to
engage in high-class independent business, which
can be conducted in day or evenings without in
terfering with your present occupation. No capi-
tai required. We all risks; deliver
pianos, and give privilege of easy terms il de-
sired You simply take orders and make liberal
commissions. Address Box Is, Star office. fe16-3t
WANTED-FREE TRIP TO CuBA-MEN OR WO-
part of their time resulting in a satisfactory
cash remuneration and free trip to Cuba. will
learn particulars by applying to ADLERT We'll
DON, Sec. AIS Colorado bldg, Washington, D. G.
Ja1452t
Evening star., 1904-02-17
Old sTAMps AND COINS.

STAMP COLLECTIONS. RARE STAMPS AND OLD
eoins bought; highest prices paid; Large zs,paes
YORK STAMP CO.. l2s B. 2sd ST.. New York.
Evening star., 1904-02-17

goK RENT (NW,1 MAYORS ct. 4r.s.3O
NV Isl l 1871 SE 81 sRoSs
NWssS 2se
NV, 1881 p Tor, D.. .35 so NV 426 st al. Ar. 80
nv S%s =; e
NMs1s q ~ etn as'S
NV 1853 10th, 6rkk.. .16 90 Sc 715 7th, 5r 200
sW.t1 sh M van AZ, o. 1856
81 s5S il III 1883
1873 1873 nion = 70 m sW S22 l4th sr s9o
sw ,..s = TuRNislGp sI heusss ietS & 'f '''''
sas ssaIsboooo Hsi S ss"... %
SUBURBAN ''-'''0'
On !enleytown & Rockville electric rwy., fur.
nished house. rooms. stable and acres Of
ground Per month ...s.......".& $50
weunton bldg .oScss e slSs M Central bldg .oce.
NWsss NWsis Il M kn q NV 5h ID RI r. 3.
NV r..r ~, -. sTAShEs. ! sis5,1 90, ..
SW, Rear aOs D. stalls and carriage house. 1000
fela-tf THOs. E. wAGGAMAN. 917 st. NV.
FOR Rem. T.FURNIsHED HOUSES.
r st my D. pr sSss
18th nr esiPP ST HaGsfs hon s
saS saS 1872 2,S nw Sc so 1873 18th srb
SIS. .29O1 18th NV 11r b S23 - 72O 9Th ne Or b
$50. 1000 9th NV 14r ISIS 40 18th st sw mr. 6r
S45. 170S 10Th NV, Tor b SIS g23 Br nd wine NV 7r
$40. .1452 Euclid pl, 1Or, ,b
DUNLOP, Metzerott Building
Telephone Main 744. lilo + St. NV
ja21-26ts
FOR RENT-Bi r. o. HoLTzMAN, REAL Is.
tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and f sts NV
226 Capitol, 8Or, oil NV, 12r.... IS 90
per annum. 81. 900 00 pip r. 12r.. 55. 90
1e14 st NV. 2Or, 5O7 18th nw Or :. so. 90
per annum. ]. 800 O0 Farm Laurel, Nd,
'th&Mda sw, coffee 1Sr. 06 acres. 40. 90
mills plant. sta 1926. 90 935 p nw Sr. 35 90
sod @ NV lot 100 00 ~ ~ sw. er&sta. .20 10
3O9 18th NV. 22r. o. 00 1884 Sc, 6r. 20 90
20l3 Q. 10r 80. .O0 2O13 I4th nw or .ls 80
1907 Fl NV, 1Or .65. 90 D14 NV basem' mt IS 90
l011-1019 10th. 11r. o5. no 1911 ne 6r.., .14OO
FURNISHED HOUSES.
nr 18th Is, ,2b. .an$6 OUO, Wyoming av 1Sr 2b $50
Mass ave 17th 18r. 4th near A me- l5r. 100
2b. per an. 6.O00 Riggs near 17th. Sr. 100
Conn av nr NJ .17r 2b. .3OO 18th st ex. or, 100
Mass oath. 2Or. 200 Magnolia ir. ....... IS
near 10th. 13r. .2OO Mass ay & Odd lar 2b "a
G near Sd NV, l6r. fsOl
OFFICES.
Sun building. S2l 90
Atlantic Coast Line 425 18th NV Sd nor 500
bldg, " from $40 to $35 with heat.
STORES.
7th & Md. e. sw.................. .S12s
STABLES
eth&T .frepr'f 12 stls $50 l2aS 9Th nw rear. . -
feS-tf
Evening star., 1904-02-17

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; feel, act and last longer than natural
teeth. Shrunken faces made normal. Painless
nlling. Dr. J. L WILSON. 1908 st NV.
Jazz 26ts
Evening star., 1904-02-17
FOR RENT-sToREs.
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs

FOR RENT - DENSMORE TYPEWRITERS IN
perfect condition.; So per month delivered to any
part Of the city; months rental applies on pur-
chase: especially low rates given to business col
lege students. DENSMORE TYPEWRITER CO.
l421 f st. i.w. Ocl4-tf
FOR RENT-OLIVER TYPEwRITERS, CONDI-
.iu.. uarapteed, with stand, two months to apply
u purchase of new machine.
Limited free of machines In this Office
to operators of other machines md others qualified
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY
oc9-tf 1887 Penna. ave NV
Evening star., 1904-02-17

FOR RENT
21l3 NV, lar 3b 500 00lee5 Howard av Or b. rs 90
30l5 Q NV. lar, b. .5oOo Office rms. 907 G .25 90
1926 Corcoran, 12r, b. 40 O0 So run, 1903 NV 10 90
931 p NV, Or. b.. .35 30 Office rms 1907 + ST NV
TYLER RUTHERFORD Qnc.), 1907 F ST.
fe17-4ts
Evening star., 1904-02-17

FOR RENT-OR sALE-NEw HOUSES, BUFF
brick and stone, Georgetown Heights opposite
Dumbarton Club; so to $lb; prices from $6. 900;
easy terms. Apply LIE FEyRE, the Portner,
18th and sts. Se1l-28t
Evening star., 1904-02-17

barracks d. c., January Is,, 19Oi.-Sealed propo.
sails for heating apparatus and plumbing fixtures
will be received at fhs;ofiiae until noon FEBRUARY
Is, 1904 and then publicly opened. Information en-
application. JOHN STEPHEN SEWELI. Capt /
Engrs. "a jaaS. 10. 2O. .21-felG 17-Gt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26
Ser MrteitStaa oeS YatfeS
Niu9 ~.

pius X. perfpanbelt purd feline
auberprbentli6e S~bdtistsit ale Ce=
~pobnbeiten bes pGpltli9en 9ofes. Gr
ftebt friib auf, febt fid IN Die Mrbeit
unb blsibt germ obne jebe Storung bas
Bel. Or iibt bis 10 upr uno OFT Bis IL
llhr an ieinem S4reibtiid unb bann
seipdbrt err bic n0tbigen Mubien5en.
WGbrenb friiber Der Staatsfecret0r
5fpifhen 8 unb 10 llbr in Nubien3
empfangen tpurbe, fommt er jebt ipds
ter, bamit bic 0ormittassarbeit niht
unterbrofen nirb. Der aarbinaI
MerrD be Wal itelIt iid erit eeaen IL
lbr gum Beriht Elm, unb es tommt
mandmaI Dor, bab Der popI. ben
Staatsielreidr gu 1ii4 aiebt, Inn nit
ibm reitsr iiber geid6ftlide Mngeles
genbeiten 81 ipreden. Sn bieiem JoIle
ipobnt nur M%onfi1nore Brehan, Der
ebeimiefret1r plus X, Der Wabl5eit
bci unb betbeiligt iih an Der llnterbdls
tung. Die observation-disclosures fin
ben bann friiber fat. banit Der papit
iiber einen Idngeren 4benD perfiigsn
lam, aber nidt nm fpoaieren All ees
bcn unb fif au erbolen; oenn ldon UNI
a llbr aiebt er IiA In fein @rbeits3ims
mer 3uriid, in benz er Bis 8 lbr bleibi.
Seine ein3ige Rube beitebt in benz Sc
fen bcs Brepiers. Wan fam logen,
bah jebt bic ein3iee Grbofuna pius y.
NIT Der Stunbe bes MbenbeeHns Be
ginnt. Damn ipirb nidt mebr bon &C.
iddf.en oeIproden. Die a~sfp0bnliden
1ii69enonen linb Mfgr. DreHan unb
Wlgr. pescini. Bon 3eit 3u 3eit Idbt
Der papIt feline beiben Gdipeltern foms
men. bic naiiirIid boferfreut fino,
ipenn Ie gdn3 pertrouli6 ipie friiber
nit ibrem geliebten 9ruber cine Stuns
be bei lid perbringen f0nnen. Jn Der
lebten 3eit III eS 5ipeis ober breimal
porgefommen, bab Plus X. an einem
f90nen Morgen. obns Semanb borber
3u benadridtigen, feinen rofben Mons
tel genommen. bic 9biiren, beren
SdIuHe' err bot, ieIbft ge0ffnet unb eis
men ein5omen Spa5iergang in ben boz
tieanilden @drten gemodt BAT. Wenn
bic Waden ibm folgen fpoIIten, Bat er
ibnen befoblen, auf ibrem poifen gu
blsiben; ben perfonen, bic er trdf,
mafte er NIT Der 9anb elm freunbz
I9dftlidss 3eiden unb febte bann feis
nen Wsg nit Der Miene eines Men=
fdcn fort, Der eliidli9 III, einen Mli>
genblid Der Jreibeit. gu genieben.
airaEi9 brudte er cine gan3e Gtinbe
in ben @drten 5u. Wan fob i'm
TnnelIen Sdrittes gsben, bann fid
plDbIi9 ouf cine @onf feben, papiere
nodfeben unb ieinen Spusiergang
tpieber aufnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26

Cine etgenartiee Sdiloerung BON
ben Sdu!en in aamti6atta entipirft
Elm ruhiiaer aorrelponoent aus benz
.fernen Often. Wenn man in Be-
tra1t 3iebt, bah bic GeiItlihteit oeS
20. Sabr9unoerts in aamtIdatta, In
beren .9dnben bic SdulbiLDung Der
Sunguien unb aamtf9abalen liegt, in
ibren 3enntniHen niebriger {tebt, ais
bic rnTiide @eiflidteit oes 16. Sabrs
bunberts, oab man ais S4uHebrer in
jener 0esenb Iosar Matroien germ
nimmt, 10 befommt man einen @egriff
bapon, fpelder Qlrt bic Wolfsi6ulsn in
aamtidatta iein miiTen. sd be-
fudte sufGQig," 70 er5dblt Der Yerfai=
Ter, seine Sdule I'm Dorfe Sidumifan
am llfer bes Ohotstilden Mesres, bic
ols 4eiipiel fir piele anbere Sdulen
tes fernen YorbenS bienen fann. 9i.
Shule liegt I'M Wofte, unsefabr 400
Dieter bon benz 9dufIein slenber Gun.
aulenbiitten entfernt, bic cine Dorf=
Ihaft bilben nnb am Wceresufer per=
nreut finb. Die Gd;uls fclbit, odt
Auabrotmeter grob, lit aus 5Ol5 ee=
bnut, bas bonn Steer aussttporfen lit.
SIN Dor3immer lit elm Serb, Der ee=
rabe 70 gebaut 1T. ipie Bel ben mobl.
bobenben Gingeborenen. Ginen Sfen
giebt es nidt. Jerner iinb in ibm
Sipei 3immer; bds cine 1T bic G6ule.
fos anbere bic Wobnung bes 2ebrers.
| 0as ein3iqe Mobilior 1inb aus greis
tern acknowledgements Wdbs
reno Der 9eiihtigung Der biirftigen
SduIe er3dblie mir Der 2ebrer, Der
audi p%Iolmenleier Der Stride am Orts
1T. bic iebr furae @efdidte Der @riins
buna bieicr Sdule: ngIs ih in Wios
hitpo1tot mar. REF mid uniere Yeb0rs
6e unb iogte: nWenn es m0glid 1T. 70
ri9ten Gle bort cine Shule ein." SD
fagts: .Warum ni9t2 Das lam man,"
Mon CAB mir audi arebit CUR Grbou=
ung Der Sdule." = n@roben Rrebit2"
fragile id bon Neueierbe. .Tein, fei=
men groben = I'm Gonaen nur brei
Hubel!" LIMB Sic baben nit bieisn
brei Rubeln Die @6ule erbout2" nWie
Gie lsbsn, babe ih Tie erbuut. SD
fam bierber unb rief ale 9unguIen au=
fommen. .McIt Sbr Cure 2inber
fhreiben unb lefen lernen laRen?"
ga. mir piinIdysn IS fehr," fagten lie.
Nun. ba fling id an gu lebren. Gs
finb finfaebn Sdiilsr bu, ~aupeilen
mebr. Die Sade gebt gang gut; es
1T nur fdobe, i9 lam fein ruEiIdes
Nlpbabet befommen. Man bat einige
4BGs Bidder geididt, ober ale Iinb in
airdenffabonif9 eefdrieben. 60 muB
iH Tie benn biefes lehren. .WieDiel be-
fommen sic fir Die sroBe Miibe?"
rDas @ebalt betrGgt 16 Rubsl I'm
Seabr."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26

Das beutf9e Sbeater in
pbiIabe Ipbia, bas unter Mles
rambler murifer unb ieiner Jrau 70
ftbr bliibte unb gIdn5enbe @eiddfte
madte, 1T feit Wuriter's Miidtriit,
benz leiber fsitber @uriter's Sob folgte,
In bebsntlimem Hiidgana beariffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26
epesiaI.etsuale.

xrftfn . e6Iass sipsiter aIarm,
8iusttsn2 2 e6Idss, brtttn alarus
Drittss . e4Idss btertr alarm.
LII, 5aier aus unb s4laua aufesrsRf.
. e4Ldgf Battle-Ground ab.
IL e4Idss n iltr ggtttass-
Die 70 buel4nstsr eisnafs ipsrtsn MIR BON 1tunn
ua4tr onssestm ba an ben bstrsn~tsm ehat<n
treusun9eS febs< QIar nf5aer anpsbra4t fnb.