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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
A .JU j j /:
THE STAKE.

The death Of Judge B. A. Hancock, OF
Chesterfield county, causes vacancy In
the judgeship OF the Fourth Judicial Cir
cult, which must DO filled before Febru-
airy 4 st, when the new judiciary system
OF the State superscdes the old. This be-
ing the case, there Is little time left in
the limited session for the canvass for
the succession. S1Gg8 It's
h. While no candidate has been formally
announced yet, It. is understood that Mr..
George Mason, Icity4 attorney OF Peters
burg, and Mr. WALT tel. .AatkYatson OF Not
toway. will be.urEed .fprl the ton. 9th
ers have beenj, spggested las suitable men
for the circuit bench. * Judge William I.
Clopton, recently elected Judge Of the
Corporation Court, OF Manchester, and
prior to that, judge OF the County Court
of Chesterfield, has been mentioned as an
available man. but SO far as known he Is
in no sense an asprant for this vacancy.
It Is probable that Joint caucus will
be held in few days to. select q judge,
probably on Friday night The circuit
embraces the counties OF Chesterfield.
Powhatan, Dinwiddic, holloway. Amelia
and the city Of Petersburg. It Is likely
that the retiring county judges Of seye-
raj OF the counties In tho circuit may en-
ter the race. Judge Farrar, Of Amelia,
was In the city yesterday, but whether
his presence here had 81 y connection with
tho prospective contest Is not yet known.
So far as known N1essrs. Mason and Wat
son are the most generally mentioned IN
connection with the vacancy.
The term OF tho Judge OF the Fourth
Circuit is four years beginning February
1st. Tho next General Assembly which
convenes in January. 1906. must choose
successors to Judge Portlock, OF the First;
Judge Hundley, OF the Fifth; Judge Grims-
ley Of the Ninth; Judge Garnett, OF the
Thirteenth; Judge Harrison, OF the Seven
teenth. and OF Judge Jackson, OF the
Twenty-first Circuit: si5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
LIGHT PLANT SOLD.
Sold to Railway Company at
Salisbury, N. c.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
SALISBURY, N. c., Jan. 25.-The Sails
bury electric light and gas plants have
been sold to the snlisbury-Spencer Ligh:
and Railway Company, the sale being
confirmed to-day. The electric plant will
be used in the operation Of the street rail-
way now under construction.
Northern capitalist are back Of the
movement.
Brakemen Becker and Brown, two white
young men,, employees Of the Southern,
were arrested at Spencer last night while
robbing q box car and lodged in jail
here. The evidence is conclusive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

iii his Interview he defends Mr. Bryan
against attacks which have been made
on him, but says he docs not think there
viii be any attempt 10 restirrect dead
issues, because theirs are enough live
ones.o A. ia
Senator Dahicl,of Virginia. saya: THIS
talk of 16 to 1 Ii nonsense-ni1 utter al.
sGrtity. The times have changed, and
think the Democratic party nppre..
clntes that fact. Conditions Of 1896 md
1900 do. not obtain IN 1904. Had we put
only the free silver plank III the plat
form Of 1890 we would, In my opinion.
have won the day, for the enlargement y,
az the metallic money Of the country was
at that time tho renl, the burning ques-
5tion. The platform. however, was bur:
dtncd With other things that compelled
us to 70 into the campaign ana ex-
plain, instead Of putting us where we
co,,ld make nh aggressive and q WIN
ming fight.
any plank Of any platform IS sacreu
for ali time A plank timely and ops
tanned forever. You might as well say
that ali battles should be fought out
eli the same plan. s5,.
III tie men who believed In the ideas
that prevailed In 1896 and 19oo-upon
which the party was twice defeated
purpose going to st. Louis to force those
ideas again into our platform the sue
cess Of that ticket and that platform
will Se much endangered. We should
get together, nll Of the party. and con.
struct such platform as will present
the real issues Of the day before the
people md upon such q platform De
,nocracv will win the fight. - git 81
Mr.. Bryan compelled tho Kansas City
Convention to insert against Its Will tho
free silver plank. But he will not don1'i E-
nate the convention Of 1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
TRIAL OF
LICKLI1|'ER'
Charged With. the Murder 81 a.
I. 1sbell, Of Alice, in West
Virginia, Last September.
Especial to The rimes. Dlspatch.)

(speciai to The Times Dispatch)j
CHARLESTON, KANAWIIA co.. W..
VA. Jan. 25 -The trial OF Frank B..
Lrcklitsr, on the charge OF tnurdsrin
A. L. 1sbell, Of Alice, Va, was begun!
to-day II, tbs kanhwhn Criminal Court.
Licklfter, on the charge OF murdering
Va, Is only seventeen years old. Tho
crime with which he Is charged Is sup
posed to have occurred between this city
and Hnndley, which Is twenty miles east
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
1sbells dead body having been found
In q car OF watermelons four days after
the car reached here from Handley.
where Isbeli wns last seen alive on Sep,
teinber 14th last. a 4
It IL claimed that Lickliter accompanied
Tsbeli. insisting him to sell his melons.
and wagseen with the latter at Handley.
Detectives traced Jickliter back to.staun-i
ton. where he was arrested upon the
charge OF murder Flo has baeti IN the
Kanawhn county jail since last Septem-3
Der. b.
THE TRIAL.
& A Jury was empanehd without din
Guilty, and after the opening speeches BY
attorneys for the State and the accused,
the examination Of witnesses was begun
Several witnesses testified to-day, the
most important being Officer II. G. Smith,
of this city, who stated that Lickllter3
told him he had accompanied Isbell only
as far as Hinton, but later acknowledged
having been at Handley with him.
HIS ATTORNEYS
Lickliter's attorneys arc Charles Curry,
of Stanton. Va; Jacob H. Lrckllter,
uncle Of the accused, OF Washington, D.
e., and 8. 9. Burdette, OF this city, as
Mrs James B. Licklitor, mother OF, the
accused and a number OF others arc
here from staunton attending the trial.
which will likely, occupy the remainder
of the week. -. 4. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
o1erks 3 obvlate the necessity 81 longer

clerks 10 obviate the necessity OF longer
hours.
Ell IT appears that the government clerks ;N,
work nbout elk and oiie-half hours per
day. ana MIR. Stewart thinks that is long n,
enough. Most Of us work from, eight 70
twelve hours per day. but six and q slialt
hours seems to be the maximum for 70 the the
employees Of the government In Washing
ton.
rhat IL the governments way.f1t does % 5
not follow the rules Of business So II 10y.
lows the rules OF politics. and for tn I.ai'
renson tho government Is at SAD q. o rs
advantage when 1t undertakes 70 carry carry
OIL business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
PROBABLY THIS WEEK.
But No Definite News, of When
Russia's Reply Win be Ready.
(By Associated Press,)

------ tBy AssocIated "FTeEsJ ~
oh ST. Pa 81 Ssn 6tss
Foreign Ohlce. the members OF the Com:
m!ttee OF the Far East, Yiceroy AleXleit
and Baron .DeRosen, the Russian MINISTRY
official indication OF When conclusion
will be reached, but q dlplomat who ~ -
close 70 such negotiations, expresses tho
opinion that the Russian reply possibly
will be ready this week,
An authoritative denial Is given OF the
report that Russia eyer contemplated re-
attitude attributed to the United States.
The Korean minister has received al
vices that his government VIII s9on open
The request OF The The United States. to the
commerce of the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
UNIQUE Bill in
u. S. SUPREME COURT
(By Associated Press.)

+ Il WARRINGTON, Jan. 25.-Attorn,y-
General Hart, of Georgia. and Attorney
Ligon johnson to-day flied in the United
States Supreme Court. on behalf Of the
State OF Georgia. an original bill OF
complaint against the State Of Tonnes.
see. the Ducktown Sulphur, Copper and
Iron Company and tho Pittsburg and
Tennessee Copper Company.
The defendant companies are engaged
in mining and treating copper ore at
Ducktown, Tenn, neur the Georgia bor-
der, and the bill complains that The
fumes from the smelters have dlaas-
trous effect on vegetation for a distance
of thirty miles, covering much territory
In Georgia. They ask for an injunction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
BALTIMORE FIRM
GOES TO THE WALL
(By Associa tod Press.

BALTNi3RE, Jan. Is. -Receiyers were
appointed to-day for the banking and
brokerage firm Of, u, A. MORRISON an la
Company. The failure was not "a surprlse
III financial circles here, as the embar-
rassment of the hrm had been known for
several days. u. N. Morrison, the head
of the flrm, made a statement to-day that
out by losses on cotton. he said. ING
took over a number Of accounts for Gus,
toners WHO We're unable 70 make good
tho margins, and the con tnuous rise IN
less cd In covering these accounts.'
The liabilities OF the firm are placed
between S3O0,Q00 and ass00O)Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
Railway Changes,
.nec,ai ia ,rhe 1'inles-Dispatch

Especial to The 1inies-Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO, N, c.. Jan. 2h-An-
nouncement was made to-day by South
3ern Railway, that the office OF assistant
agent had been created for Greensboro.
Gowan Duesenbury, former agent at Dur
ham. has been appointed to the place.
John B, Graham left for Durham MS
successor to Dusenbury, who has arrived.
T. A. Gorham, former law agent OF
Southern, will arrive from Birmingham
FEBRUARY list to accept a responsible posi-.
tion here With the Greensboro supply
Company, bringing his family,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
Terry Murder Trial.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
murder vi der trial Of s. Hin Terry. who killed
his son-in-law. George T.. Bland. In the
latters yard last September. y was called
in the Superior Court to-day End set for
b a very important decision was made by
Judge Ferguson Of the eligibility ot ju-
a recent decision OF the Supreme Court,
the only persons competent to sit on q
jury In capital felony cases are free
holders, 9 .3i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
IN DYING CONDITION.
Man Found on Street Suffering
From Poisonous Drug,

i, F. capito. a white man, was foYnd, IN
a owing condition at Eighteenth and clay
Sweets late last night, and It was Only
after three hours OF hard work that Pr.
Crunp, OF the ambulance cerps, vas a bic
cspito had evidently taken poison. BE:
sides showing unnistakaDle symptoms OF
.pc:soniilg, a bottle, empty save for a few
dlors. was found In his pocket, carefully
At an early hour this morning 1t was
stated at the City; Hospital, where the
pabeat was taken, that he would prob
5&bIY recover, \. AL lgS gia ]! ss y m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
The Governments Way.

recently an order was issued to extend
the hours OF labor in the various de-
partments In Washington from 4 until
haif-past I, whereupon Senator Stewart
asked that the COMMITTEES on ApproprIa-
lions be instructed to inquire what sum
you'd bs peeded to provide sufficient
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
.Newport News Elopers,

Especial to The Times ,Dlshhlch.3 =, 2,
u,,,s and MI. q. g, stenpter, q handsome
yomne couple from Newport News, were
married at the Atlantic Coast Line
Hotel. Justice B. A, Pope officiating The
bride was quite pretty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
Call to Hickory.
Especial to The TImes-Dlna

Especial to The Times isNatch.)
WILMINGTON. N. e., Jan. 25.;,-Rey. g.
w. Trawlck, pastor OF Immanuel Presby-,
cali from the Presbyterian Church at
Hickory, N. c.. He has the call under
advlsement and will announce his de-
clslon III few days. 5tE
lit Is believed he Will accept. He came
here from Virginia two years ago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
One Hundred and Fifteen,

Especial to The Times Dispntch,)
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 25.--Eman-
uel solomon, colored, baker, died yes-l
terday at the age OF one hundred and
fifteen years. His youngest child Is
son Of seventy-two years Of age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
mr.. Justice.
F|NNE|::.M||||||0|'|.R|'E|::..
Judge Of the Natal Supreme
Court, Sends tho Following
Remarkable Testimonial NAL
70 o c u ] : \
The World Is'Cutlcura's Field,
Used Wherever Civilization
Has Penetrated.

III desire 70 give my voluntary testl.
mony TO the beneficial effects OF your
Cu.lcura Remedies. l have suffered
for some time from an excess OF uric
acid in the blood and since the middle
Of last year. from severe attack OF
Eczema, chiefly on the scalp, face, ears
and neck and on one limb. was for
several months under professional
treatments, but the remedies prescribed
were Of no avail, and was gradually
becoming worse, my face was dread
fully dis1gured and ] lost nearly oil my
hair At last. my wife prevailed upon
me &c try tho Cutlcura Remedies aud =
gave them H thorough trial with the
moss satisfactory results. The disease
soon began 70 disappear and my hair
commenced TO grow again. fresh
growth Of hair Is covering my head,
and my limb (although not yet quite
cured IL gradually improving, My wife
tanks 80 highly Of your remedies that
she has been purchasing them IN order
to make presents to other persons 81 +
fering from similar complaints, and,
az President Of the Bible Women's
Society, has told the Bible women TO
report II any case should come under
their notice when a poor person IS 50
afflicted, 40 that your remedies may be.
resorted to-" II.
ROBERTSISA FINNEMORE,
{Judge OF the Natal Supreme Court)
Pletermaritzburg, Natal, Oct. 20, IDOL
Sold throsRnou, the world. Cuheun Rssoly,nt e. e.
Ointment, lou., soap Sc. Dspos London, Cssrss
h hnoes a. XII. t,In .' rhsm Cam. sos props
Z : - ssnd ~ iii AAout H. skiu "a ssAlp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

Cheap commercial acetylene gas was
discovered by accident, according to
"IIarpers Weekly" Wilson, q scientific
cxperimenter. believed that nearly al
metallic oxides could be reduced to q
metallic state by heating them to an
extremely high temperature BY the vol
tale arc in the presence OF free carbon.
Aluminium had been successfully reduced
III this way Mr.. Wilson wished to OBJ
tain metallic calcium. He therefore
mixed q quantity Of quicklme with pull
verified coke, and brought the mixture
to high temperat ure by the action Of
the yoltaic arc. He expected to obtain
a white metal, but instead he appeared
to produce nothing but Stag. This was
thrown into the yard, and Aone day at
noon. while the boys were having their
luncheon, they picked up these bits OF
Stag and threw them at CHI other. One
pleoe feN into a pail Of water and pro-
duced bubbling effect and a strong
odor. This attracted Mr.. Wilson's at
tcntIon, ana upon Investigation he found
that the strong smelling gas was ex-
tremely nflammable. Further investiga7
ton revealed that it was pure acetylene
gas,-New York Tribune. X
Tho discovery was made at Leaksville,
N. G.. by Major j. Turner Norehead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

While peopke are freezing to death IN
the Northwest, blizzards are raging in
the West, and all out that way the merr,
curry has gone way down below zero, we
folks in old Virginia run around in the
bright sunshine and enjoy bracing,
alth-giving breezes that are not too
cold and lack a sight Of being too warm.
What a glorious all-the-year-round ell
mate we have in OIL Virginia, anyhow!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

Tho last one being over and done with,
Newport News is already getting ready
for another launching
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

Richmond viii have to quit buisling
skyscrapers or half the population will
get 10 suffering with "crick In the neck"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

Roanoke, Lynchburg and Norfolk can
now proceed to get into red hot scram-
bio for the Democratic State Convention.
They all want It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

General Miless little presidential boom
has an Iroquois brand on It. Another
Chicago institution that recently started
out under that brand lived but day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

The Norfolk correspondent Of the Wash
5ington Star says Hon. Carter Glass may
enter the race for the position Of United
States senator. Mr. Glass would make
good run, but we have no idea that he
has at this time any idea OF entering the
contest. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

Dowle is looking for new site for n
Zion City. What's the matter with Nor
folk county?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

The Atlanta Constitution says; 3''vir-
gln!a is to have "a vagrancy law similar
in many OF its provisions to- that OF
Georgia, Such laws go far toward set
Ting the race question:"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

=
There are ,ndreamed Of troubles Nth III hidden
III the dlspensary, and Fiaarmviln mad
better keep a sharp lookout put over NJ
North Carolina, at Raleigh. to be exact slt,s
the dispcnsary is about TO spill. "a q church
wit,e open. One Of the good men : APP
pointed to run the Raleigh gin mill IS a
member Of a church which has Q law that ma
none Of the flock shall engage In the
whlskey business, and about one 1'.' hall ~ the
membership think this dtspensary ottl-
Ger should DO discip lined. Ho and tho
other half reply that this very church u
prayed and worked for the closing Of the
bar-rooms and the establishment OF the
dlspensary, Surely, they soy. it cant
DO any harm tor member OF the church
to assist in conducting a business for
the establishment Of which the church
members labored at the polls and prayed
at home anH. in the church In this wide
field for discussion the church Is now
rambling about in two factions. and the
end Is not In sight. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

Legislative proceedings arc reaching
the monotonous stage, No wonder some
OF the members want to recess for a
1aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

Sonny. put away those little skates,
They may come in handy next winter.
;-----------.- -----=
The dizzy heights at the corner OF Main
and Tenth make some men look small.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

It is mighty easy to elect United
states senator when you know just how
to go at It.. Maryland had better learn
Of Virginia and Quit patterning after
Delaware.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

A number; Of worthy citizens Will be
'jerked UP" by the new bank to-day,
Tho old banks have had a way for some
time Of jerking prominent citizens up on
due days. It is nothing new.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
Judge Hancock.

The death OF Judge 3. A. Hancock IS
d p,,bllc toss and d public sorrow ne
vas a model citizen and a model judge
Az d citizen, he stood for pure politics.
public morals and good government Ai anu NJ
as Judge, he was learned in the law
judicious and Judicial in HIS decisions doc Is
and faithful to the trust which tho pco-
pic. feposed In him. In oil relations e'fn o.
life lie was an exemplar, and worthy
OF the reputation which no enjoyed OF
being an honorable md hono ,'el VIZ
glnla gentleman. He was an h 10 ,' 70
the bench and an honor to the state stats
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
annsertoo elmer Geaisnen.

@e,iuracrt in ben Giraben Der GRO.
ben REDEEM StaOt Zen Yort 1T ein
Observation-Disclosures oeutifes Miit=
mfeslein. 6rau Barbara 2inoermepss.
Sbr Wann. Der ais preuBii6er Sc;=
Bat ben 9rieg BON 1866 mitmadtc,
itorb por Sdbren in Heip yort. Gle
uno ibreS odter friItetsn in ben lebten
Sobren ibr Qeben ourA Yerfertigen
uno 0ertauf BON Yontoffeln.
Dor orei Wonaten ertranfte Die
SHUTTER an Quneenent5iinoune. Die
Sohter pflegte bic tranie Mutter uno
orbeitete nebenbsr nod on ibren pan
ioffeIn. Mue 0uenen p~erlagten lhliebs
lib, Die Wiethe bon Sc fpar ni6t mcbr
aufSubringen. -uno Dor einioen 2d9eu
puroen Die 9cioen aus ibrer biirftigen
WObmung ermittirt. Neben ibrem ge-
tiaaen 0ausbalt ioben Die beiben
Jrduen pcineno auf Der StraBe. Gi<
nige GinDer batten Grbarmen. Gine5
Der 2leinen UNI odS Mnoere brahte Ell
men pennD herbei unO oapon .onnten
ii6 Die Srauen einen Gals Srot uno
etras mild t%aufen; bds lpar ibr gam
5es Mlittaasmabl an ienem Soa. sic
bpfften inoeb. ibren 0dusrdtb bertau=
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,3inmer mietben 3u t0nnen. 90 mad
ten lie iid auf Die Sude nod einem
Sr9oler. Wer beI6rei6t ibren Shrez
den. ais tie BEL ihrer 4iidtebr fonoen.
bab linen ndbrenO ibrer 4breienbeit
nod ibr Qebtes. bieie p%enieen Mlobel.
eeitoblen lporoen pareni
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uno Godter an, tonnten es aber, Do lie
felbit arm linb. nlr 3pei Gage. Damn
irrten Wtatter uno 5ofter nurh Die
Straben Der Oiiieite, nirgenbs poltc
fid fir Tie cine 6ano ouftbun. mir
aenos Hettung. nir9enos 0iilfe. Nm
9(beno eineen lie nod Dem 6aus 3u=
rid, in Dem lie 10 LANCE. geipobnt.
6inein in ben 6ousgana fdliipften lie
un0 legten ibr 6aupt auf Die bdrten
9ielen. 8ein 9ifIen mar ipdbrenb
bes gun3en cages iiber iAre 0ippcn ass
fommen. Der nG6itc gag brodte bic
aIeiden 9eiben unb Gnibe1rungen.
Gnoli@ ionf Die 9tlte beipuBtlos ouf
Der StraBe bin. Nuf Der ibr Npn eli
mem poliaiiten bereiteten 5abri nad)
Dem hospital iturb lie - ben 9ungers
TOD.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
Sic wsemoire wsanoleseos.

Der internatipnale 0pfitapler uni
Soteloieb Wtanpcesto alias 6iirit So
6pparp, Der I'M SuIi poriaen Sdhres
aus Der Itdotilhen Siren Anltalt
0er5berge entiprans uno nad leInst
Wieoerfeitnobme III Snnsbrud 5uaablt
mad Nien aebradlt puroe, 1T IN IslneI
runioniIden @aterItaot BufareIt e.n1e=
trpffen. um nab leiner ei9enen yers
iideruno fortan oos 2e6en zines
urehtlhaffenen uno treuen Staais'
biiraers" gil iiibren. getarntlid pur=
DC Manolesco bon ben Wiener Seb0r-
ben Dor einioer 3eit in 6reibeit eeisst,
ieoodb aus Der Dlterreidilden Wion0rs
die ausaetoieien, nodpem ihn Die box,
tioeu 0eridtsdr5te Fiir poatomnisn
oeiitio aeiuno ertlGrt batisn. MaEo.
lesep beoblidtiat jeBt. feline Wlempirsn
an Ihreiben, bic iebr iniereliant 81
nerben perfpreden. lpenn mar Biz
9hotfdde in GrlpGouno sieht. Bah er
pGbreno ieinsr fat 20zjdGslgen SonI=
balm 0iebItdble in elmer Oeiommtbohs
oon nabesu p Minionen 5ranes oes'
iibt unb in ben bo6iten @eieaidafts'
freiIen Der olten uno neuen Welt nis
intereiIonteiten Mbenieuer erlebt Eat
Inter Nnoerem bat Der slbentsurey lIf
in @enua unier fdlidsm Namsn nit
elmer IGhIiiden 9rdfin b. St. perb.iro'
tbet. BON Der er inSfpilden ioieoer qs'
I6ishen lit. Wis iibrisens nod aemsi'
bet pirb. bat Wlanolesco noh lelns!
gsbouptuno in Berlin IN Settles.
trontbeit iimuIirt. SeItlam 1T BEL
olIebem .nur, lparilm Die beuilde Yoli-
sei iif DEN Tsiten 9i1en bat ent9eben
loHen uno ibren aIien 6reuro Wlono=
lesCo nidt bon Der oiterrelhildei
@ren3e nab DeutihlanO abbolte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
gr b%reifete ieine Q(rme nah i'm cug.

Gr breiiete feline arme nab ibr ous.
sic aber mari lib nidt on lesne 9russ.
nYer3eib Dir Wntt, @ater." icg.s
lie belpegt, i'd mill Derfudcn, 81 per
aeIIen."
sic mantle noA Dem Hebsna:mmer.
0eilen 5hiirs iie hinter fim perinloR.
Oegen Goelc fuhr WiaraD mn iDrers
Batter i'm ~ofienen Nogen nud 5arinos
toipn hiniibsr. um pon bort ned init
Dem Yabt5uge nah AoeIaioe %ab3urcis
len. Sbr 3iel Ia Queensland, ivo
Tie duf Der Ylontoge ibres 8rnosrs
IGngeren NuTentbaIt 81 nebmen ge3
badte. Z
Odn3lih qctroden unb init cineni
lpe1en GeIiibl Der Yereiniamung I'M
s6er3en tebrte Der arme rcids Wlnnn
aliein ouf ieine 9efibuns duyiid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01

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ell ben quesasldnoiiden Suder=
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