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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
JOHN WEsLEY's INFLUENCE.

Tmmehse Personal Power Used with
singular WiadenA and Liborality.
Even upon the manners Of the Eng
l!sh people no man of his century had
80 much influence. II was peculiarly
fortunate that the leader of great
popular movement united with intense
religious earnestness the tastes Of the
scholar and the instincts OF the gentle
man. He never felt 1t necessary to
vulgarize his teaching or to make any
concessions to cOarseness. In his spot
less linen, his cassock, his black hose
and silver shoe-buckles, he was a
model of scrupulous precision in per-
sonal attire; and his oft-quoted say
ing, Cleanliness is next to goliness," +"
we'll expresses the almost fastidious
habit Of the man. His dignifed, yet
gentle courtesy, his refined self-posses-
sion, made his very presence an exam
pie and an inspiration.
And II should be said that Wesley
used his immense personal influence
with singular wisdom and liberality.
He had In his hands control Of the
whole system OF Methodist discipline;
but he did not attempt to bind the
members Of his societies by narrow or
rigid rules, still less TO impose upon
them arbitrarily his own judgments,
He was anxious only that Methodists
should be good Christians, On doubt
full matters he did not prescribe OF pro-
hiblt, but left the decision In such
cases where II belongs-with the ndi-
vidual conscience. In an admirable
sermon on amusementa, after admit
ting that much may be said for the
drama--he was lover Of dramatic lit
erature himself, and used to advise his
preachers to read plays that they
might cultivate natural mode of
speech--he decides that, for himself,
he could not go to the theater or play
at cards with clear conscience; but
he adds: Possibly others can; | am
not obliged to pass any sentence on
them that are otherwise minded.
leave them to their own Master; to
Him let them stand or fall."--Century.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07

than are under the stars and stripes In
the days Of Theodore Roosevelt.
With seven per cent Of the world $
land area and five per cent Of Its popu.
latlon the United States has twenty
FIVE per cent of the worlds wealth.
The value of the United States prop
erty, real and personal, In 1900 was
$94,0O0000,000, as compared with $780,
0OO,000000 for Great Britain and Ire
land, $4S,000,OOOOOO for France, $45,-
OOO,OOO,000 for Germany, $32,OOOOOO,.
600 for Russia, So, 0OO,OO0,OOO for Aus.
tria- Hungary, $15,000,0OO,OO0 for Italy
and $12,0000O0,OOO for Spain. More.
over, the United States lead of all
the other nations in wealth is increas-
ing faster than is her preponderance
over them all, except Russia and China,
in population.
Franklin told the British parliament
just before the revolution that the
population of the thirteen American
colonies was doubling every twenty
five years, The gain Is slightly less
than that now, though 1t is greater
than that of any other nation. Through
natural increase, immigration and an
nexations the population of the Unit.
ed States multiplied fifteen times be-
tween 1900 and 1900, while 1t multi
piled 105 times in those hundred years
In wealth.
Without allowing for increase In ter.
rltory, but keeping the diminishing
ratio of growth In mind, our 75,0OO,0OO
population Of 1900 will, there Is good
reason to believe, be 150,OOO,00O in
$780, 300,000,000 In 1870 and 100000.
coo by the year 1000, while the az
gregate Of its wealth In the last-named
year will be up in the dizzy heights
Of mathematics.
Nothing in the Arabian tales Is SC
marvellous as is the expansion in pop
ulation, wealth and power of the Uni
ted States.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
where may your curiosity havs take

Where may your curiosity have take
your
MY curiosity, Mr.. Glendenning, took
me nowhere. have merely been to
transact a matter Of business for Sir
Reginald and am now on my way home.
Being in hurry, would be glad to pass
on"
mot 80 fast, not so fast, my pretty
girl; surely you will linger awhile in this
romantic place, now that you have some
one to enjoy the beauties Of the wood
with your
mo, Mr.. Glendenning,' was the digni-
fed reply; II cannot linger a moment.
Sir Reginald desired my immediate re-
turn, and | cannot keep him waiting"
Nevertheless, my sweet creature, be
will wait; for you cannot return just
now, ss intend for once to fully enjoy
your society"
SO saying, the bold young man at
tempted to take her hand, to draw 1t un-
der his arm.
Snatchlng 1t instantly away, Ethel hx-
ed upon him a stern look and ordered him
to stand aside.
Not needing her In the least, he impu.
IDENTIFY slipped his arm around her waist,
exclaimlng:
perhaps you would like this way Of
walking better. 1t makes no difference
to me-"
Shaking off his arm, Ethel push ed him
aside Indignantly, then with rapid steps
pressed onward. Not word more was
spoken by either, although, to her dis
may, Ethel found that be kept perseyer-
ingly By her side.
As they emerged from the woods Rob
ert grasped her arm firmly with one
hand, while with the other he produced
from his pocket a pistol, which he In
stantly pointed at her.
"Now, Miss Nevergail," he said, you
stand still and hear what have to say
or take the consequences. / do not In
tend to harm you, II you keep perfectly
quiet; but | do intend to show you that
am master Of the situation at this time
You need not look round for assistance
for assure you, no soul comes this way
at this hour"
Robert Glendenning," at last issued
from the girls pale lips, put up that
pistol instantly and allow me to pursue
my way unmolested. Sir Reginald re-
quires my presence Immediately"
$50 do /; and, what Is more, intend
to have 1t, 80 he must wait. Do you see
that horse and phaeton, behind those
trees1 They are there expressly to take
you riding. | ask you therefore, politely,
will you favor me with your company
"No, sir!"
"Yes, sir, you mean. II you do not
mean It, 1t makes no difference, as ride
with mo you will. Go forward now, at
once, to that conveyance, and let me
assist you in; assure you | will bring
you back to the Hall In good season. Go
on! am determined you shall obey
mew
These words he enforced by planting
the cold mouth Of the weapon against her
forehead. Now this pistol, though 1t
looked formidable, was not loaded, and
he knew 1t, but for the sake Of carrying
his point, he intended fully to frighten
her into complying with his strange wish.
But Ethel was brave girl, and though
pale, she never even shuddered Fixing
her eyes fearlessly on his, she said In a
firm, stern voicei
"lf you think It manly, or wise, to
shoot, shoot away! But l will not stir
one step towards that phaeton."
CTo be continued)
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07

"cer+.,n,v Inst taks tho trasb awav.
and sea that 4 is DESTROYED shall nv.
s.lf ,nforrn M 1Ifsosts,n -
"Yon viii not do MAT surely uncle.
Ha would thsn hs vered with me" Relic
hastily exclaimed ~ will destroy them,
aimee you wish Il also but not until you
promise 10 sav nothing to him about H."
"Well. have Il your own way; but IL I
do not perhaps Miss NeyergaIl will"
"sbe dare noti she knows II would
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
CHILDREN STILL.

We seek no more q daily prize,
Nor triumph In our dreams,
30 changed the luster of the skies,
30 faint and few the CLEANS.
Yet comes anew, when others play,
That unforgotten thrill,
And are we dull and old to-day,
Or only children stilli.
We loved the battle once, but now
We are not overbold,
There's wisdom on the weary brow
And In our hearts the cold.
Yet In the light Of eager eyes
We lose the wintry chill,
And then we are not overwiss,
But simple children still
The visions Of our glorious youth
Have faded long ago;
We hope no more to find the truth,
And should we care to knowf
Not ours to scale the vlewless height,
But there's a purple hill,
And still we gladden. at the sight
And climb as children still.
How much of all the good we planned
ls perfect or begun?
Who watched the lifting Of Gods hand
And waits for his ''well done"2
But when the children whom we love
The good we missed fulfill
Thank God our hearts prevail to prove
The hearts Of children still.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
EIGHTY MILLION POPULATION.
More People Than Amy Other Nation
Except China and Russia.

More People Than Amy Other Nation
Except China and Russia.
1t is only by association and com
parlson that we can grasp the dlmen-
sions represented by the S0000,000
population which the census bureau at
Washington estimated were in the
United States in 1908. This is more
people than are in any other nation
In the world except China with its
4OO,OOO,OO0 and Russia with its $780,
100000. Computed on the capacity of
its units this SO,0O0,O00 stands for an
lmmeasurably greater productive value
than does China's or RussIa's total,
according to Leslie's Weekly.
When Alexander, of Macedon, In the
middle of Asia, was weeping because
there were no more earths for him to
conquer he had fewer subjects than
the United States of 1904 has sover-
eigns. Under Caesars eagles, when
Rome ruled the world, were less people
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07

"No, l am not In loye-with some
other man"
"Then why not marry me|
~ have given you the best OF all
womans reasons, because
"But your refusal of me is final
may take it?'
"Yes"-the "yes' with an almost
inaudible sigh, a sigh so nearly maud
lble that 1t did not reach the man.
He had thrown away his cigar and
stood for a moment gazing out toward
the trees. Then he began to speak,
and his voice was harsh with feeling
that had been restrained.
81 think | quite forgot to mention
one thing in my proposal. | did not say
that love you very dearly; that, not
wishing to be beggar Of love, have
waited all these years to be In a posi-
ton to offer you the things which |
mentioned as rendering me eligible for
your hand. You. who are so cool and
calm, what can you know of love and
passion? Now, know that | have
worked all these years in vain-no,
not altogether in vain-for | am go
ing to kiss you once, here and now,
II IT means the loss Of all the little
that Is left me Of your regard"
He gathered her in his strong arms
and kissed her, not once, but many
times, on her forehead, on her eyes and
on her lips, and then released her, with
the full consciousness that he had
done an objectionable thing which he
did not regret
But the woman held out her arms
to him and said:
oh. Jack, dear, why didn't you tell
me that you loved me at frst."-San
Francisco Call.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
Cr,atobal's Joke,

A Genoa paper tells this delightful
story at Americas expense: When
the Duke Of Veragua. the descendant
OF Christopher Columbus, visited Chi
cago he inquired at the telegraph office
the charge for n telegram to the city
Of Columbus OF ten words.
Fifteen cents" answered the ofh-
cial. mot including the signature,
which Ii wired free"
Whereupon the Duke wired: May
or, Columbus: Shall visit your city
next Monday or Tuesday" And he
signed It; "Cristobal Colon de Toledo
y Laareategul de Ia Cerda Ramirez
de Baquedanoy Gante Almirante v
Adelantado Mayor de las Judas, Mar
Ques de Jamaica, Duque de Veragua
y de la Vega, Grande de Espana, Sen
ator del Refine, Caballero de Ia lnslgne
orden del Tolson rOro, Gran Cruz de
la Conception de VlllavlcoSa, Gentil
Hombre de Csmara del Rey de Es-
nanan
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
One Genius and Another.

"a genius is genius whether he's
rich or poor There's really no differ
ence-"
Pardon me, there is slight differ
ence. A rich genius can afford to let
his hair grow long; poor genius can't
afford to get it cut"-Philade,phla
Press.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
GEO, P. CROWELL.
rsuccessor to L. L smith,
Of lest Established House In the eVAueJ'
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware,
Flour and Feed, etc.

This old-established house will con-
tinue to pay cash for all its goods; 1t
PAYS no rent; it employs q clerk, but
does not have to divide with partner.
All dividends are made with customers
In the way OF reasonable prices.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07

A girl tries to judge the quality of
mans love by the stone in the en-
gagement ring.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
All Wasted.

81 begin to realize that there's no
satisfaction in saying I told you So +"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07

An old bachelor says that q marriage
dowry is lump Of sugar intended to
nullifg the bitterness OF the dose
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07

"No; because you can never get any
body to admit they remember that you
Id."-Philadelphi Public Ledger.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
Timely Warning 10 Noah.

NOAH exclaimed the grand old san
or's wife, what are you slapping atT'
"Confound that mosquito" he an
swered "I'n smash 1t yet you see II
/ don't"
Henry W. Noah, what do you meanl
Have you forgotten that We have only
two mosquitoes In the arkY'-New
York Herald,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07
Her inconsistency.

'*+*+++s+.E++s4..s4.,s+*++
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Oroen Der 0errmanns : S0bne,
Gbermsfer=Soss No. 1.
grfoIsrei9e &benbunterbaItuns

Ser Oroen Der Serrmann's. s.S6bne,
@6eruster=&oge go. l, beranlfaltete ee=
itern in Der Columbia Salle eine
Nbenbunterbaltuns, fur uet9e Elm febr
Invertebrates programm aufgsRellt ipor=
ben mar.
Die @berusfer-9oae seb6rt su benje=
nigsn beutiden Oroen, tpelde ii9
isit Sabren unter Der beuti1en Bee6l=
terung elmer grOBen 8eliebtbeit er.
freuen.
Die Wit9lieoer Der 2oge iinb fern=
oeuti9e Wdnner uno Ssuti9e Sitten
uno @sbrdu9s tperben bon ibnen ale
3eit gebegt uno gepflsgt.
Sn bieiem Slime mar benn aud bas
prosramm abgefabt, oehen einselne
Nummern in bortrsf1i9er WeiTe burda
gefiibrt muroen.
Sie 9erren Bui9or uno SOebber
beriebten Die 3uh6rer nit ibrem tomis
iden Suett .Oie beioen 3eiierl" in
beitere Stimmuns unb bieielbe murbe
nod erb0bt, als bic itimmbs9abtsn
Serren 9obler uno Gerber oas fomii6s
Sustt vJei6s Setter" in hottsr @siit
gum 8ortrag bra6ten.
Wlit isinsm @ouplet Die flein'
5rau" bate 9err @ufaD SOebber bi
2a6er auf ieiner Seite.
Ser Dem Ssrrn Gerber fur Ieinet
ffimmungsbOllen 8ortrag bon vgebii
bi Soft, es Ddr' 10 fd6n setpeien" se
3oate rei9e 8eifaq, mar elm woblbsr
bienter.
9lit benz treffia borgetragensn 2ieS
nS6laf' in Stub" leste bas Quartet
Der Serren 3obler, Wirb, S6bber I'm
8untermann, iopie Der Solif Serber
grpBe gbre ein.
Sas BanD Manbolin= unb Sui
tarresQuartett trug 3u benz fA6ne
Grfelge Der g.firi9en unterbaltuns tus
ientlib bel.
Na9 S9luB oerielben fano nod ei
tgemiitbli9es Sanstrdn39en fatt.
gu erwdbnen lei mod, baB bic 9,
oienung unb 8etuirtbung nidts 3
phni9en tbrig lieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Sfat im 9suti4en 0auie.

Sas mDnatlide Stnt=Surnier Der
Stat'Seetion bes Ssutidsn 1auies
murbe seffern gum erffsn Male in benz
prd4tigen, neu ein9sridteten &aume,
Der wobl BET bielsn fsfilidsn @slesen.
baiten Der Sammelpuntt unisrer 9eut-
i9en fein wiro, abgebalten.
Die biibiden preiie setpannen:
l. Dm. %. Rieb, II Spiele. 62O
punfte.
2. Sacob 8sder, it,, 500 puntts.
3. Grso. 3wider, Rreu3 gsgsn 4.
4. Otto Wiasr, 16 Spiele.
5. Sobn Bertermann, 440 puntte.
6. gmil Wartia, 069fes Spiel, 112
puntte.
z. 0enrp 8ettman, 3reu3 8ournes
ge9en 6.
|8. Soi. S9af, 9rofpreis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
,,&etail Werdants Mfoeiation
bon Saotama."

Die yRetail Mer9ants Mfociation"
BON Snoiana miro bonn IL. big 19.
Sanuar in 8incennes ibre Staaisber.
fammlun9 abbaltten uno tuerben tues
niaitens sebntauieno Gremoe oOriielbit
ertDartet. Uorbereitungen In grobsm
WaBfabe finb bersits i'm @anse, um
ben Seiu9ern bic 8or3age Der alten
biitorii9en Staot i'm stinitigften
2i4te 81 sei9en unb an unterbaltungen
aller Nrt, 8aubepiGs 0orifeQungen,
feierliden @mpfdn9en uno Bantstten
miro bas Menf2enm69lidife geleiltet
perben. Ser National= Sefretdr 6reb
Maion bon pittsburg tpirb anpsienb
iein unb Die er0Hnungsreoe balten.
Oas Staats=@Omite iebt fi9 aug ben
6erren %. W. Wabben bon @pans=
bile, s. Wepers bon 2afapette. &alpb
@larte bon Nnberion uno Wiqiam 6.
3acep BON 0incennes aufammen. Sa
ess gelungen 1T, bon ben giienbabns
8efeaf9aften 9robe Preisermdbisun9en
3u erlansen, 10 III es mabri&einli&,
baB bon ben gr6Beren Stdoten Special=
3hse ablaufen me rben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Stu benubr als MnflGger.

EaB 10 Elm einfdltises Ding, uie
eine gang 9en6bnli9e Stubenubr, 9e.
gen ibn als Infld9er auftreten tparbe,
bdtte Senrp Wartinoale, elm 16 Sabre
alter Sunge, oehen @Obnung als
go. 3l3 Susquebanna.StraBe ange=
geben pirb, fi9 wabrli9 ni9t trdumen
laHen.
Srau glafe, g3o. 408 Norb Dela-
luare=Strabe tuobnbaft, bate ndmlit
s5.65 benz @ebduie ibrer @anoubr ans
psrtraut, uno gefern Nadmittag, ale
fis nad Der ubr iab, bemertte iie, bab
oieIelbe ftanb.
glls fie bic llbr tpisber bur9 Nn.
ftoBen bes psnbulum In Gang ieben
wollte, bemsrtte fe, baB bas in BEN
@shduie aufbepabrte @elb nsrf6mun:
ben mar. Sin glid auf bas 3iffsrn.
blatt uno iie fab Die 3eit, mann oi'
llbr anbielt unb bann uuBte fie audi
baB su bieier 3eit seraoe 9enrp In ben
3immer aerpeien. Bic Setettips Soli
unb 8rap puroen nit bem 6alle Be-
traut uno tur3 oaruf purbe oann bel
Sun9e berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Sis ,&aisbts of Tioslitb Stems
berfnnft.

Serr gilbert 2owrp BAT oas bic Sn-
tersfsn Der Wirtbs unb Der oamit Der.
bunosn.n @ei9dfte 10 trditis bsrtre.
tenbe WoGenblatt n3niabts Of 6ioelitp
Netps" bon Der @ittpe bes por msbr
als Sabresfrift 10 pl6blib perHorbenen
@rhnoers oss glattes, s. 9. Wilion,
idufli9 erworben.
Don beute an miro bahelbe unter
ieinem Regime meiier fOrtgeftibrt
tperoen.
6rau @ilion aber, tuslde bas rtns
tsrnebmen ibres perbli9ensn 8atten nit
auBeroroentli1er Sbattrait u. Willens,
fdrfe fOrtftbrte, tann fi9 nit osm
BspuBtfein in bas pripatleben 3urtid-
sisbsn, baB is ibre iibernommensn
pfidteu pol uuo gang erfiiat unb Rd
bic 4dtung unb Wertbit dbung ibrsr
Mitbhrssr in hobem graoe srtporbsn
bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Spariamtsit lit fsine @eifes=s 5
franfbeit.

Tidter Werle Walter i'm probats
@sriat snti9ieo, bab Die ansebli4
ialedte 8sbanblune, wel9e Seize
SObniOn ieiner Grau angeoeiben lieb,
ni9t genissno @runo, einen gOrmuno
81 srnennen, lei.
Sobufon III 20 Sabre aft uno er beis
ratbets cine Srau, bic 20 Sabre ihnser
tpie er ielber 1T. gia9oem f4 beioe
beiratbsten, fano Die 6rau, baB iie ib'
rem @atten ni9t nd9 Wuni9 tOntrOl=
liren tonnte uno fie entiaieo oaber. oab
er eitlen Vormuno gebrau9e. sic ia9te
oem 8eri9te, oaB er unter &uratel 9e=
bore, neil er seisis lei uno ibr ni&t ge-
ntgeno @elo erlaubte, CAB aber ju, oat
er ibr alles, mas fie n0tbig babe. fteta
prompt beiorste.
Der Ri9ter fano, oaB SObniOn etp0
$4,000 in Der Bant babe, oa6 er auber'
benz nO9 aus bier Sduiern Wietbt
3iebe uno oaB er fid u60ig fdbia be-
mics, feline eigenen @ei4dfte gu per'
ualten, iOwie aud, oaB feline ansebli9s
@enaubeit fein @runo lei, ben Wann
als 9eifes9eif6rt anSuieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
SragObie int SrrcnzNiDl.
Gootliber perlauf zines STREET
tes 3wiiden 3wei 9eiitsss
umnahteten patienten.
9te 0reiitn Garab Satteri
ion oaS Spier.

Sarab patterion, cine 64 Sabre
alte aus Sbslbp @ountp fammenbe
SnIaIfn beg Srrenbauies, fam geitern
burd 8eriauloen elmer anberen Srr=
finnigen um's 2eben. Die 6rau mar
felt benz 9. Ottober in Der Nnifalt.
@eftern Nbenb, als Die Wdrterin
Dousbertp Die patisntin gum Gbeno=
eiisn su ssleitsn fi9 ani@idte, fing
cine SIRE, gislie @Ollinswortb,
Die aIs itreititi6tis betannt. nit
Der patterion einen WOrtwebiel
an uno fdllte bic cite Jrau In
9erlaufe osRslbsn nit einem trdftiaen
Taufi9las 5u gOoen. Sarab Batter
Ion fiel Der 2dnee nad binteniiber uni
i6lus nit Dem SOpfe auf oenGuebOoen,
bab fie beIinnuneslOs lis9en blieb. Sit
iibrieen patienten wuroen fOfort untei
@ontroue 9enommen uno Die Aeraf'
siltsn bsrbei uno arbeitstsn nit Der BE-
iinnunssloisn in Der Soffnuns, II
in's 2eben suriifsurufen, isoo9 Der
sebens, Der S9la9 mar ein 10 mud
tiger, bab iis fur3 barauf ibren Self
ausbau6te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
S@neeitnrm In WasF9t.

S4nee unb tdlterss Wetter tDiro
uns fir beute bonn Wettermann ner-
ipro9en. S9on 1T Elm aus oem Noro=
tpsifen fommenosr S9nesfurm, uel9er
eeifern Mbenb um 9 llbr bcreits in
Springfield. SQ.. angelangt NOR, auf
Der &eiie na4 bier untertpeas. slus
SbiO, 2entudp, Sllinois uno Wi9isan
wurben alei4faqs S9neefiirme &C.
meloet. Obaleid uns fur geifern udrs
meres Wetter propbe5eit mar, miloerts
fi4 bic Semperatur bod nur um Stpei
Srao. Die @inbri9tung mar aus
benz Horomeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Gine SdaSensriatflass, uelde
iuobl neais Grfols babea
mir0.

6rau Sba prig9er rei9te 9e9en
@eOree unb @atbsrine McSune, slnna
unb Siram @baie unb Carrie Prigger,
cine $4,000 Staoeneriabtlase elm, in
iuel9er ne Die 8ertla9ten befduloi9t,
fb gs9enIeitig DerI9wOren 3u baben,
ibr Die 3uneigung ibres 8atten ab=
ipenifig gu MAIDEN uno benielben basu
Deranlabt gu 6aben, ibr baUOn3ulaufen.
Srau Pri99er ia9t, oaB fie ibrem
Suttsn @Owaro i'm Sabre 1902 auge=
traut muroe unb baB oann Die
S9weiter ibres Mannss na9 bier
lam, um 3pietra9t au fden. vNnna
@baie bate einegbnei9un9 9egen mid"
iaste Grau Prig9er, runO that ales in
ibrer Maat, ibreR 8ruosr 3u bsme9en,
mid 81 Derlafen." 3mietra9t ma9t,
fi4 iOfOrt beInertbar, oennO9 blieb il;
prigger biz gum Suli trsu, uno banr
psri9wauo sr.
5rau prig9er bdlt Die Yertla9tst
Derantwortli9 uno 9laubt, ii5 3u
gnti6doi9uns bere9ti9t. Bon ben
ss9enwdrtisen Nufentbalte ibrss @attei
bat lie teine 96nuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Goncorota Sereta.
8ersniiste @u9res9 s9artie.

Die Witglieoer bes @oncorbia 8ers
eins uno ibre Samsn tparen 9effern
Ibeno In Der @srmania Sale bic @dte
Oes 5errn unb 6rau SObn Jebrenba9,
mel9e iie 3n elmer @udre=p partie ein9e.
taoen batten.
Die 8orbereitungsn tuaren in Der
bentbar bsfen Weiis getrofen iporoen
nnb oa Die liebsnspiiroi9en 8aitgeber
id fOld' bemdbrter 9rdfte pie &ubp
Wauratb II. 6rant 8aben aIs Nifiten=
ten gsRdert batten, 10 mar es ia tein
Wunbsr, renn Die Yartie einen erfolg=
rei6sn 8erlauf nahm. Die 8etbeili.
gung on oerIslben mar cine auBers
oroentlid re9e. gs i6ien, als Ob Die
gu1re=W =Wataooren i'm 8oraus tpuBten,
baB ben Sie9ern iebr btibide preiie
mintten.
Die palmen oes Sieges trugen
idliebli4 oauOn:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-12
Sin slatt3iasiser S9uiaSler

Die Poli3ei III auf Der Su9e nod
einem 8ertrauensI9winblsr, Der sinen
neuen Srif an Sfrau goparo Sbeebp,
l120 Sito Senate Nbenue, 9effern our
Musftibrung bra9te. Der Mann iteats
fi6 eefern Nadnittae als einen
Sreuno Capt. DELANEY bon Der 6euer-
webr, Der Elm 8etanuter Der S6ssbp's
iif, Dor uno ia9te, oaB er cine Stelle
fir ben iun9en Sbeebp babe uno baB
er ibn oerielb.n iOfOrt 3ufiibren wsroe.
Na9oem ne eine turse Oiifan3 ge9aus
gen, ia9te er Dem iun9en Manne er
m69e auf i6H wdrten uno sing bann
gum 6auIe 3urad unb bat um $40
@s4Ielgslo. Grau Sbesbp CAB ibm
$40, nit pel9er Summe er fi9 3u be-
helfen beripra9. gr eriudte banr
5enrp @rocObero, ben S9wa9er Del
Srau, ibn su beelsiten. big er ba!
Sslo 9eus6Ielt babe.
Sn Der Ndbe zines @ef9dftes an9e-
langt, elite Der Sdtpinoler boraus, al:
OBJ er bas 9efddft jtpsds grtangune
bon @e4Iel9elo 81 betretsn gebd6te.
bog nm Die gde uno puros ni9t msb,
esieben.