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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The fourth annual meeting of the
Vermont Undertakers' and Embalm-
ers' association was opened at Bur-
lington Tuesday June %. Fourteen
applications for membership We're
passed upon favorably. Prof Eckles
gave an address on Embalming and
Treatment of Contagious Diseases to
Conform with New Transportation
Rules.
Wednesday, June 20, the convention
listened to an address by DR.. c. S.
Caverly of Rutland and lecture by
Prof. e. C. Eckles of Philadelphia. A
banquet was held in the evening. New
members were elected. President c.
w. Spencer of Rutland advised the
reappointment of the legislative COM
mittee to take active part at the ses-
sion of the legislature this fall.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Ex-Governor L. A, Woodbury. has
decided to build an armory and asso-
citation hall just west of the Van Ness
house. Burlington. 1t will be a sub
stantial and up-to-date structure ana
will be a fire addition to Burlington's
business blocks and halls.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The farm house and barns OF
Frank Parker of Woodstock were
burned with all contents Saturday
June %. The fire started in the barn
and the cause is a mystery. Mrs
Parker and five children were In the
house when the fire was discovered.
They lost all their wearing apparel
aside from what they were wearing.
There was small insurance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01
CONSUMPTION DISCUSSED
HEALTH OFFICERS AT BuRLlN6.
TON CONSIDER CONDITIONS.
Officials Nesleetful-Trisl Of Ray c.
johnson for Murder-State Epworth
League Convention - Maj. corbin
Inspeots Military,

The sixth annual school OF lnstfuc-
ton for health officers OF Vermont
opened al Burlington Monday even
ing for three days session. DIR. =.
S. Caverly of Rutland, president OF
the board, presided nj the opening
session and made the opening address
In which he considered the sanitary
conditions In Vermont for the years
l902-'03 He mentioned the neglect
OF health officers In the matter OF
their annual reports, as well as the
naccuracy of some OF these reports
He emphasized the Importance oil the
inspection Of public buildings by
health officers to insure their sani-
tary condition and protection against
fire He then reviewed at length the
matter OF infectious diseases through
ont the state, showing that there had
been All cases of smallpox and five
deaths from that disease. He also
showed that Vermont has the lowest
death rate from CONSUMPTION OF any
of the New England states.
DIR. Caverly then introduced Dr.
Lawrence f. Flick. director of the
Phipps institute. Philadelphia, who
gave an address on The Treatment
and Control of the Consumptive In
his Home.
The discussion of this question was
then taken up by DR.. d. ID. Grout OF
Waterbury, DR.. w. n. Bryant of Lud-
low and DR.. c. w. Peck of Brandon.
Dr. Peck took issue with DR.. Flick in
the matter of the home treatment OF
the consumptive. He said he agreed
with him heartily in the efficiency of
the open-air treatment but that II
was impossible TO obtain II. He said
the home treatment of consumption
is a farce, a delusion. and snare. II
is a contagious disease and its spread
cannot be arrested in the home. He
advocated the sanitorium treatment.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The waters of Lake Champlain are
to be inspected by a United States
official, W. o. Leighton, chief of the
division of hydro economics, in the
department of the interior, having
been assigned to make the examina-
ton at the request of Gov. McCul-
Tough. The examination is to be made
because of the continued complaint
that the pulp mills on the New York
shore pollute the water, thereby max
ing it unfit for drinking purposes.
Mr.. Leighton will begin his work
July 5, and will have the use of the
state laboratory of hygiene.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The Vermont association Of Boston
had an outing at Nantasket with
shore dinner at the Rockland house
Wednesday. June 20. The dinner in
cluded special music and after-dinner
speaking by guests.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Green goods" circulars are being
received in different parts of the
state. An application for a sample OF
the goods is complied with by the
sending of new bill of perfectly le-
gal issue. one person, who tried the
experiment out of curiosity, received
a genuine 50 and is now perfectly sat
ished and will experiment no further.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Ray C. Johnson, formerly of Bur-
lington, was placed on trial on the
charge of murder in the second de-
gree in the superior court at Boston,
Monday, June 81 in connection with
the death by shooting of Sara f.
Peters last January. Johnson is 20
years old. A patrolman who testified
for the government said that when he
discovered the body of the Peters wo-
man in the South End lodging house
Johnson was in the room and ac-
knowledged that he shot her. Letters
written by Johnson to his father and
mother and a friend of Mrs. Peters
were read in court These conveyed
the impression that he intended to
destroy himself. In one of them
johnson wrote: Il was lured away
by an INSCRIPTIONS woman, but l
loved her for all that"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

William L. Bailey, citizen of high
standing and one of the oldest resi-
dents of Newbury father of Horace
w. Bailey, died Sunday night, June
20, aged So. Mr.. Bailey was born on
the farm next south of the one on
which he died and on which his father
was also born in 1892, dying in 1881,
also on the farm where his son has
just died.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The woman suffragists, in conven-
ton at Woodstock last week, elected
these officers: President, Mrs. A. D.
Chandler, Barton Landing; secretary,
Miss L. Moore. Barnet; treasurer,
Miss Lillian r. Gallup, Barton Land
ing; auditor, the Rev. A. NJ. Smith,
Plainfield The report of the secretary
showed general progress in equal
suffrage in the state. The associa-
ton now has Isl members, 46 having
Joined the past year and new local
committees have been organized in
many towns The treasurer's report
was also favorable showing a surplus
in the treasury. Resolutions adopted
direct the executive committee to cir
culate petitions TO the legislature to
change the election laws TO enable
women who have qualifications re-
quired of male voters to vote for the
presidential election.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Elmore is to have cooperative
creamery which will be located at the
pond. A set of by-laws has been pre-
pared and approved. The sum needed
to start operations is s1,5cO, and $1,000
has already been raised.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Civil war veterans of the 10th in
fantry, Vermont volunteers, have re-
ceived notices informing them that
the 10th anniversary of the battle Of
Monocacy, Md, July 9, 1864, will be
celebrated at Frederick, Md. MAJ
Gen. Lew Wallace. commander OF
the union troops at the battle, viii
give an address.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

John Duncan of Lyndonville, who
will be 1O1 years old Sept. g has gone
to Princeton, Mass, to attend the
golden wedding of his daughter, Mrs
Martha Hastings, and her husband.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Edward Burns, who came to Mount
Holly from near Boston some four
years ago and whose dwelling house
was burned by a defective chimney
I'm the early spring, was instantly
killed by lightning Saturday after
noon, June &c.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The Vermont Epworth League con-
vention is being held in Barre be-
ginning June 80 and continuing to
July .. The program is Forward
Movement throughout. and opened
Thursday evening. June 80. with an
address on The New Forward Move
ment of the League, by one of the
strongest ministers in the Vermont
conference. Friday evening, Rev. A.
c. Crews, D. D., general secretary of
the Epworth league of Canada and
editor of Canada Epworth Era, will
deliver an address on the Elements of
Success in Epworth League Work.
There will be several papers on diff
ferent phases Of the league work and
discussions on important subjects.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The oldest grammar school in the
United States held its first graduating
exercises Thursday, June 20, when a
class of II were graduated from the
Concord grammar school at West
Concord. This school was estab-
lished 81 years ago.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Oresti vini, aged 20 and single, was
drowned Sunday evening, June 20,
while swimming in the river at East
Barre. The water was only five feet
deep but 1t is supposed that he was
taken with cramps. Two men were
with him at the time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Perdicaris and Marley, the captlVes
of the brigand Raisuii in Morocco,
arrived in Paris Friday night, June
"a. escorted by Muley Ali and Muley
Ahmed. sheriffs of Wasean. IL is
claimed that French diplomatic ef-
forts brought about the captives re-
lease Mr.. Perdicaris says that they
suffered many hardships, but he does
not think it was the fault OF the
brigand chief. Raisuli daily hela
conversations with the prisoners. he
said anarchy was reigning in the
country. The luminosity of the peo-
pie. he said, was not directed against
the sultan, but against his governors.
He claimed to have been robbed ann
imprisoned and, unable to secure res
titution of the authorities, had sworn
to take the law into his own hands.
Raisuli said that the only way 10
bring the Moorish government TO lts
senses was by capturing Europeans
until the foreign powers awaken 10 a
realization of the existing conditions
Raisuli is posing as patriot VINO
wants to see the country happy ana
peaceful and he is offering TO accept
the responsibility for maintaining the
country from Tangier to Fee anu
clear it of robbery and crime II ne is
backed by the powers. He is man
of education and intellect.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

The directors OF the Massachusetts
society for the prevention of cruelty
TO animals and the American Humane
Education society have voted in
memory of the gift of the late Arioch
wentworth, to offer $50 TO each OF
the over 800 Massachusetts country
towns. to aid in establishing watering
troughs for animals.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

Address. ...,..','...'..' '..'''''''''''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...................
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
HrA@te HnD @eMAfe,
rH@ te.

@stron.n-$2-2.75 fir 100000.
Oransen-Sanep SIoriba 3.25 per Bog,
California Seedlings $2.25, California Ras
peIs $3.50 bis 2.75 per Bor, Ean9arines
So. so bis $2.75.
ganonen-@eudbEte $1.5 30 bis $1.7 per
BunG, srueite AuaIitdt 81 90 bis $1,25.
&osusrF So OO-3.25 per 9unbert.
Seieen ,Stnrna 11-16c bGS Sfunb.
Dattel.. be per Sfunb, 80 9fO. &tften.
Nepfel-$2. so bis $4.W per SaB.
9teuer~ So1i9-l6c.
gineaspIes S2. 5000.
grbbeeren $1.25-1.76 per "a Quart @rote.
@emie.
Bermuda SmiebeIn = $2.C0 per 8uibeI
Grote.
9panti@e SrpiebeIn ST. IS per @rate.
Rartofeln $1.10 per Sui5eI.
gleue RartoffeIn $l.35 per 8nibeI, $500
per SaB.
SGinois @isfartofFeIn SAGE per Sab.
Eraut-$1.75 pet @rate.
@eIerb-per 9ubenb 76c.
&otbe 8iiben 81 per SaB.
Napp BDbnen $2.10 per 8uibeI.
Rnoblau9 &c per Sfune.
@eiBe 6iiben 90c per BufbeI.
gtabieie 1Oc PET 9usenb 8un9es.
SaIat Sc pr 9f1no.
Spinat 81 per Gab.
yteue peibe &iiben4 0c per Snteno Bundles.
Sibuborb 10c per Dubeno.
@riine 8obnen $l.35 per &ite.
Sale $500 per Sab.
Gurfen 50c-75c per Snben0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
6er6m@erteS HIetS@.

Susar G,lreb S9infen - grfe luaIitdt :
1870 9funb 1216 :s15 gfunb 1916; 1919
gfunb 1873; 8peite nuaIttdt j: 2o-18 gfGab
12e /; 10 pfunb 12c /; IL TfGnb 124c ; 10
@funb 123c.
Galtfurntf@e s9tnfea-8 bis 8 Rfunb 8ac;
9 bis 10 4fmnb SIC.
G9ultern-@agI. Gureb, 16 Bio 20 Bfunh
I'M Dur9i6nit, BIC; Is 9funb Gur9f9nits,
BIC. 10 Bis IL Efunb Sc.
SrabFif.S ped-HIarer @nslifb gureb Is,
setodbIter gusar @ureb 16c, 6-7 gfunb TN
Dur@i9nttt 15c ; 8 Big 8 Rfrab im 9ur@s
I6nitt 12c; 10 bis 10 gfunb tn 9ur9i@ntA
lite; s 4ianb TN Dur@i9nttt. i9rnaI, lie
8 Pfurb I'M OurGiGntt, f@na[, lie.
sped, gnsI.-Gepdblter, 8 BIS 10 gfuith
Int Dur9f@nitt. 13e; IL bts IA gfuab I'M
Dur9i9nttt, lie.
Spe6-EIare Geiten, 80 bis go gfuitb TN
9ur@i9nitt, 9sc; &Iare Setten, 80 Bis 40
Bfuab, 94c; 2Iare 8euies, % bis 80 gffunh,
9te; 18 Bis 20 gfb., 94c; IA Biz is pfunb,
1O4c; RIare Sudden, 20 bis 80 YfIaS. $3.50;
RiiGea IL bis IL gfunb 94c; 9Iare RiiGen 8
BITS 9 Bfanb. 93c
gep6GeItes S@rueineHeii9 Sno&enIcies
5anep gig $40. O0; RIares gean $19.5 30; Sans
Ip $3.50; Saort gleor $3.50; &umpf
&15. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
@mrao's So6ter.
8erbG6tige GorreipDnoens nit per:
1bieOenen 8eauaten ent0eGt.

6 o # q n ttnppeI Montag,
%. Mai. &emel Baf6a, S6wager
bes Sultans unb anbere Wiroentrd=
ger, purben perbaftet unb in Die Ser
bannung gei9idt.
Wan bate cine eebeime GorreipOn=
benz stpii9en ibnen unb Brin5eiin
&babioia, Der So9ter bes ~9efan9enen
ST. ultans Murab, entbeft.
&emel, Elm Sobn bes ber~ftorbenen
Osman Bnf6a, 1T general unr NOiu=
tant bes Sultans.
u rme1ie r u b Gurben n.
paris, "a. Mai. Wte Der
Semps erfdbrt, pioerieBen fi6 bic ar
n.enif9en 8ergbemobner i'm Sahun=
Diftritt enereif6 benz plane Der tiirti=
i6en gt~egierung, fe i'm Sbale an3ufte=
beln. sic piHen, baB fe bierbur9
bDGig ben &urben in bic SGnbe gelie=
fert tptiroen.
Tranfreih.
sc 0 bes DC n It erratbs 8.
Baris, "a. Mai. Ser Miniiter=
ratb berieth beute iiber ben @atifan=
Streit unb erIieB cine offieiele Mote,
tuel9e bic 9bberufune beg 8oti9afters
mittbeilt.
9ie laufenben @ei6dfte beiorgt Der
brittle Setretdr Der natitanifden 8ot=
f9aft.
9ie &egierung triro Der 9eputirten=
TANNER am Greita9 ben eeiammten
Gtreit unterbreiten. Cine befti9e Ge=
bate ftebt in Musfi9t unb bic &eeie=
rung riiitet ii9 ielbf auf Elm raOifaIes
res 8or9eben als Bis ieBt. Senn es
pirb iebenfals berfu6t, Die frans6fi9e
8oti9aft beim Zig. Stubl ab3u=
f9afen.
Gs itebt nab Stplomaten leBt eno=
9ilttg fef, baB Der fir Jranfrei9 an=
ftDBiee proteft bes 8atifans an Spa=
MEN 9eri6tet mar. @s mar bies Der
etnsige BroteIt, Der Die @lauiel entbielt,
Der pdpili6eMuntius ptiroe abberufen,
fans dbnli9e 8eIu6e benz 90nig Nic=
tor emanuel abgeitattet tperben folten.
SOD a m b W iton. $
paris, "a. Mat. 8eim beutigen
Sabres=O Diner bes Wilitdr= Glubs Der
&o9ambeau= Mifftpn tpurben 2iebensa
tpirbi9teiten 8mii6en 8Otf9after pOr=
ter, @eneral 8rugere, Dem Sberbe=
febls6aber Der Nrmee u. u. gepe6ielt.
gn prditbent &ooiebelt gin9 cine Be-
pei9e alb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

JriI5es @InbfetfS-DeFIi9e Sttere 6B-
TIC; biefise Stiere 73--78c; bieftSe Sftnber
$50 Bis 200 8fuao 73e; bieft9e &i9e 400
BIS $50 @faab 65c; 2ibe $50 bis $50 gFunb
63c; sitter BorberDterteI &c, Gtier Stnter'
utertet 9Hc, Rinb Stnteroie=teE &c, &ino
gorberpier.el Sc, Sub BorterpterteI 44c, Rub
Sir1terbierteI sc.
Strides 8cIbFeih-SdIber 73c, Strter'
DterteI lie, BorberpterteI 7e.
Strides g5af1etf@ - 2dreiner per Pfanc
1O3c |; g9afe s3c; S@snfeI l0c; &adS, fur1.
he.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
@etretDe.

@eben - $50. 2 retber $1.G6 Guf @eleis
fen, $1.06 pom ySiblen; No. 8 rotber LOB;
Nat $l.06; Basenpeten 81. 05.
Rorn (neues) - $50. l wetB 6l3c Ro. 2
weiB sic; $50. 8 rpeiB Sic; $50. A peib,
sic; No. 2 weib eemiiGt sic $40. 8
uetB senrti9t sic ; $50. 4 wetb 8euif&t
Sic; $50. 2 seIb &c; $50. 8 seIb sic )
$50. A seIb SIC; SO. 2 serrti9t 61c:
SO. 8 ser1tf9t sic; $50. 4 semif&t Sic (;
&pLben 52c.
Qafer- Ste. 2 wetBer 43s; glo. 8 rpsiber
42c; $50. 2 @enri9ter Ale; $50. 8 seui4tsr
40c.
9eu SO. 1 9tnotbp S13 60; Ro.
2 Eirnotbn $11.6O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

SnbianapuIis Detail 8ertaufspretie:
gaammitb RIee Sc. 25-S7. 90.
8otber $6.00-$6. 70.
Niiife 81. 25-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
@eiber So 50-$10.25.
Sancb Etrnotbb $1.85-$1.90.
@e,pGblter ST. 8O-$1 SO.
grin1a 81. 75-$1. 80.
5ancb &entudn 8IaueraB $1.4O-$1.5e
@rtra reines in gbaf 50c-60c.
Or3arb GraB 81. 45-$1.60.
&eb Sop in @baf 85c-$1. %.
@etber Soma Samen 9afer 5000.
@eiBer Sntnois e5c-55c.
Gamen @ort meiB nn0 gelb $1.1O-$l.35.
Climber Suderrobr Samen $1-1.25.
GniiIa9e gorn 9Oc-$1.10 {.
Sriibiabr @erfte 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
@rocerSeS.

@etroGnete Srii9te-NspfeI, an Der SoTne
setrofnet, &c; Sobannssbeeren 7c BIS TIC;
@ttron 13c bis lac; Rofinen, Q Grpun, per
Bfunb. Il, 8 Groutt tic, A @rowa 74c iaas
menfreie &c bis Sc, California R,scateI 716c:
SuItana 73c, intporttrte SuItana lie bis 14c.
California Gpritofen &c bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarh @orn csc BIS 25c; eeo
mdbIter 27c Bis 32c; Sorsbum 28c BIS CSC;
Stem Orleans WoIaHes 1sc BITS 26c; sepdbIs
ter 3Oc bis 38c.
MHe- Srata neu &c bis 10e; SiIberts IL ;
&anbeIn IA; wei9i9aItse RanbeIn 1bc;
Sorban NaabeIn 15c; 9eanuts &c Bis SIC;
s~er6ftete 7c bis Sc; Gnsli9e 8aIniife 1916.
9idIes-240O I'M Sab $40; 12OO TN Gas
SO; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $3.50; 900 tint SGs
$3.50.
SnotanapsIis RGfeesPreAe:
@ewDbnI. Bis gutter 1O-12e; prtata bts geo
wdbIter 14-16c /; Gansp 324-38c, SoIsss
9eIow 10 bts 22c, Saua 2s-32e.
Sn RaGeten:
&rtoia $11.25, Zion $11.25, SerieH ell rs;
Caracas $40. 10, 9tasportb's S11. 25, SrtG
SABA glenb SD. 30, RatIBou@ $11. 76, 0atsB
GIsnbeb Sapa $11. 75.
SHORTCOMINGS 7.7Oe; StiGsuder 6 O6
YuIuerifrter 5.67e; x8a8 puIpertFrter $685.,
fsiaer sranuItrter 5.2Oc; Cubes 6.7Oe; Cor,
~fectiOners' " 5.10c; Ssibsepoob u 6.05:; $3.50.
mtg Y $500; @trptre y a 90e; SbeaI Grtra
@oIben 6 4.S0c; Binbior gstro 6 4.85s,
Ribsewnob u 6.05c; seIber 6 4. 4Oe; 1e gels
Der 4.22.
@tnsernabte SrtGte-8IadSerrtes 8 gfh.
SLIGO Eea9es STANDARD. 8 4fs., a.
2.25; ecOnbs 8 9funo ST. 5O-$1. 66; Fis
Peades, ST. .40-$1.50 {; Nnanas, Gtanbarb,
2 %fb., 81. 65-S1.9O {; Seconds, 2 4fnnb,
ST. .26 S1.45; crime 8obnen, 8 Bfnnb Rans
men, Sabama gnanas 5 1.90-$2. 26c,
Seitebte @rbien, $1.20-$1. rs. friibe Stunt 96
Gents, &arrpp 9Oc, etnserpsiGte $780,
tomatoes, 8 Yfunb, 81. 1O-$1.15, 3ufer'
ROrn 9Oc-S1. %. gpfeIbutter. per Euteno.
8 Pfune. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
S9ifsnaAridten.


u II q u w III { Us
2onbon: ,Winnebaba" bon SEEM Oort.
Nntuerpen: ,Groon[anb" BON Seem
ODrf.
Stem Oort: pGronprtn5 Wilbelm" bon
Gremen; ,NoDrbam" bon Rotter=
BAN.
Gibraltar: Romantic" BON Soifon;
v9labonia" BON Srieft mad Seem
Sort.
Song Song: ngmpreB Of China" bon
8ancouber.
0ep Oorf: v8ietorian" bon 2iber-
poDl.
QiberpoDl: ,8abian" bon M0ntreal.
2onbon: ,Minnebaba" bon Reu DOrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
Notst @aaeusRasst.

Observation-Disclosures: $13 .o0-l6.50.
&Iee ge~rtaufspreiie: $40. O0-$12.00.
@eiGtorn - gertaufspretfs: lie nG9 nes
AuaIttGt, $500.
~Safer-eei9dIt $3.50: In ben Re5ren
Sc. OO-$1O.OO per Eonne.
Strob-gretie, ie mad benz Grab. IN Bah
lea, $6-$S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
@enig iidere &unot
ltebtr bic Greigniie int . te1. = gltb Der lebte
St1r1n aaf YDrt NrtDur lpar Grfitt0nrg.
Sap. SRg bel Safusban. experimentation in Der yGbe Don 9iaoAgang. =
Gpioemien in beiOen Seerem. = Gbineiide Sambifn.
Mnjn 5erfDrt. - &urie nb 6rantreid.

fi6 tpegen unsugdn9li9teit Der Stra=
BEN ber56gert.
Ollie Snbaliben Der Sapaner tperben
in Der &i9tung beg OaIu mad einem
Central Sospttal sefanbt.
8eri9iebene Sapaner, bic BEL gort
&rtbur in Si4unten lanbeten unb gee
gen Die Staot 5o9en, UNI Die 9ofs nit
Spnamit gu ipren9en, muroen eefan-
gen uno eriAufen. Sic ruiff9en @er=
munoeten eeneien raid. Yeri9iebene
psrpunoete Soloaten beiertirten aus
benz SDspttal unb ftablen fi9 mad Der
Jront auriif. Nn Der Suite tpitbet
etn Wirbelfturm.
Sie 6 3 n Il tbet.
paris, "a. Mai. @ie Der
Semps = Correspondent In petersburg
bspei9irt, srlie9en bel Jeng Wans
@beng tdsli9 bunberte bon iapanii9en
Soloaten Der @bolera.
2taoO n g, %. Mai. Sruppen
trefen In GROCER Nn3abl Elm. Sie &ubr
1T in milber Gorm bier atts9ebro6en.
Saritarietnes Sapaners.
2iapO n g, "a. Mai. Gin
bier 9efangener iapanii9er Offisier be-
Qing beute Selbfmoro, inbem er ft9
mad alter iapanii9er Site Die @inse=
peibe aufi9libte. Sein 8ater cOrt=
manDirt Elm Mrmee=g Corps.
5 BON port Nrtbur gefommene
&ufen beflasen fi6 iber Die 8ebanb=
lung, Die fe BON ben Gbineien unter=
me9s erfubren. Na9 ibrer Nusiage
ino Die Sapaner ni6t in 9iang 90
Chen gelanbet.
y | II { |. % q n D I ! E r.. =.
0Iabibo It 0 d, "a. Mai. Sit
neii9e &duber treiben ibr Sanbpert
in biefer @ege1tb. Cine 8anoe in
8Ooten, Die Dem ufer entlans plin=
berte, muroe bon z ruifi9en Sreimiui=
gen in einem Boot berfolgt unb in Die
Glu9t 9etrieben. Gin 5reipili9er fiel.
&uroti's Getb3u9s=
pldne.
g t. petersburg, "a. Mai.
Na9 anit9t bes @eneralfabs beoeutet
Der &tfaug Der Sapaner auf Jene
Wan9 @beng, baB Der Getno ent=
f6lo1en 1T, ft9 ben Operattonen sesen
pOrt Nrtbur 3u wiomen, unb bab Sc
neral &urDfi entf9lOhen 1T, nit Der
eriten bon General NabDa unterftiBten
Nrmee unb Der britten Nrmee, Die iebt
bel Satu Sban lanbet, ben General
G%uropatfin 81 bepa9en. Gin birefter
glnsriff auf &uropattin's Sauptmahi
brobt a~ugenf6einli9 ni6t unb mo- err
martet bO6itens 8orpofen9efe9te.
9ie nabenoe 8eeenfaiion mirb biz
Selboperationen s~era0gern, tuenr ni9i
gang unterbre6en; bod bent bies ben
&uHen gum 8ortbei1. Die &uHeu
peroen sundGit Stem @bmang, 9ai
Chou unb Sosti @bon tpeiter 6alten.
3eineg rp1Ofton D N
vSreI".
6 t. Petersburg, "a. Mai.-
Die Welbun9 Der v@entral Nebs", no=
mad an 8orb bes rufif6en 69la6t=
f9ihes ,Srel" in @rontabt cine 81.
ploiion tattsefunoen babe, miro als
abiolut unpabr ertldrt.
9ie ,Ncboe 8rempa" bra9te 6eutC
ben Barrier Beri6t BON LETTER @o9e,
baB 9eutf9lanb beriu6e, Elm 8hnbniE
aui!9en &uBlanb, Seuti9lanb uni
Seterrei9ssu biloen.
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s Der meme $ eibeI<
Berger g tubtbaGGe befinbet
f;4 Elm S~rgelperf, bas 4 Manuale
unb "a flingenbe Regiiter bat unb
iiber feinen 8eftmmun9sort binaus
Snterefe perbient. Siefe Srgel 1T
bic grDbte in 8aben nnb 5uglei9 tit tie
bic erIte in 9eutf6lanb, bel beren 8au
Der 0erfu3 unternommen puroe, Die
@leftriattGt in ausgebebntem Mabe
fir Elm Srgelnerf an3upenben. Ser
5pteltif9 1T Biz 81 100 SUB bonn
gfeifenpert entfernbar, nnb nit linn
bur9 2uftf9lau9 unb eieftrii4es Suz
BEL (tpprin ettpa 700 feline 0rG6te iinb)
perbunben. go bermug Der Spieler
ben Slang ii9er su beurtbeilen unb
prGaift nit @bor ober Sr9efter 5u<
fammes18ufpirfen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
SunSe olS ,,0aDbieS."

&uf ben &enbe3pous=qlGben Der
2~tebbaber bes @olffpiels iinb beuer
6unbe oft unb gerne geiebene 9Gite.
9teie bierbetnigen 5reunbe bes Menz
I9en perben nGmli6 in jingiter 3eit
nit Grfolg als rGobbies" beniiBt. Die
StDde fir bas Spiel tperben an tbren
&Drper feiteef9nuut unb munter trotz
ten r9ettor" pber r&aro" nit Der jun
gen 9errin na9 Dem Spielplab. Sic
iinb berldBIi9ere unb bef9eibenere Sc
fd6rten als Die friiber nit btefer Nufz
eabe betraltten mutbnilligen 8uben,
au9 iinb i6re Oienite noblFeiler. On
@e19tdlt9feit, berlorene ober pernorz
fene 8Gae ouf5ufpiiren unb prompt 5uz
riid5ubrtn9en, iibertreffen fie 5ubem Bel
Mettem tbre 8orgdnger, bic vGabbies"
aus benz Observation-Disclosures.