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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
Undertaking.


The Hon. JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS ia
learning slowly. This toast, which he
gave in Washington the other night,
shows that he has made some progress
since last summer:
Here is TO TuaopoGE ROOSEVELT the man who
es an author has been grossly ovcrratcd by tho
American people. and the man who az politician
has been grossly undrrrh.ed by tho Democratic
party
Mr.. RoosEvELT's literary standing
need not detain us, although we don't
have to accept Mr. WILLIAMs's assertion
about it. Mr.. WILLIAMS has literary
ambitions Of his own; and perhaps the
GOODNESS with which his facetious speech
to the Hon. HENRY GAssAwAY DAVIS
was received has left an area of soreness
in the eminent Yazooan s bosom.
Mr.. WILLIAMS is right about Demo-
cratic undertaking Of Mr.. ROOSEVELT S
political abilities. He might have gone
a good deal further At one time even
Republicans moderated Mr. ROOSEVELT
as a politician. Both sides now know
that he is a consummate and masterful
politician.
Mr.. WILLIAMS admits merely super
fetal and pardonable Democratic error.
The Democrats made their fundamental
and most dangerous mistake in 1904 in
grossly undertaking the intelligence of
the American people in general and the
Democratic party in particular They
thought they could bunco the Demo-
cratic voters.
Still. Mr. WILLIAMS is getting the rudi-
ments of political education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
woonsooket AVENGED.

To rnR EDITOR or TRE SuS-sir The whirigig
OF time Will now proceed usual 10 get In It's me
work.
Many moons sgone. In reviewing an editorial
on CLOTHES" Ia the Pr1iir1se Journal, sou allowed
that even In Darkest WoonKocket" that authority
tthe =. - was paramount Darkest Woonsockct,'
hey Well ont Of the mouths Of babes. &c.
~ the end OF your editorial on Masses and
Glasses IN to-days SCN you ua-c William III.
say- talking OF his son IN laW-sic y have turd
him drunk and tried hin sober and there ls nothing
In him"
Here's richness fof you "a Aremus Ward said
This is tcw mulch
In the nrst place. William III never Rad SON
in.law: secondly, tAs quotation MAS made on a
NEPHEW ia law bv d Tcfcnt uorsnn thirdly The
quotation as you make II loses haii VI Us meat,
The real thing Is th!s Charles H. speaking OF Prince
George Of Denmark. who had married the Princess
anne, Chhrlcs's niece, said ! have tred him
drunk and have thed him sober, and drunk or
sober. there's nothing In him" More In sorrow
than In anger, DARKEST WocNsocKsr
WooSsocKET. Jan. ie
"Son-in-law" was the accursed substitution
OF the Heterophcmy Devil for brother-in-
law At least we have heard that Dutch
william and Denmark George married sisters
We had the impression that the criticism OF
George is attributed 10 William "a gentleman
not unfamiliar with GIN by Macaulay: al
though it sounds like odd Rowley." and We
bow to Darkest Woonsocket. illuminated
forever 10 us hcnceforth But see how long
the villain waited for US around a corner We
shall never drop into quotation again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
HENRY vILLARDS WILL UPHELD
Suit OF His Daughter, Mrs. Bell, TO Set II
Aside Dismissed.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y, Jan. i9.-Mrs.
Helen Willard Bell Of Germany, who brought
an action to SGT aside the will Of her father
the late Henry Willard. on the ground that it
was secured through undue influence. lost
her suit to-day when Supreme Court Justice
Keogh handed down a dei'ion sustaining
the demurrer Of the defendants.
Justice Keogh rested his decision on the
fact that the plaintiff was the wife Of James
W. Bell. British subject. and resided in
the city Of Dresden. Germany. and was
therefore an actual nonresident Of this
State She could not, in such a case, be
included within those excepted by the
law OF the State as absent from the State f"
and thus come within the saving CLAUSE Of
the limitation upon which the right Of action
Is granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
THE COURT Preventative.
Leading Ocrsymen See Children Judge ed
by Justice Deuel..

On the bench with Justice Deuel. in
the Children's Court yesterday morning
were the Rev. Or. wilton Merle Smith,
Gaylord S. White Of Union Theological
Seminary and X. Fulton Cutting of the
Citizens Union. Attorney Alexander Leh-
man argued technical point in motion
for arrest Of judgment in the case of Samuel
Resnick and David Goldenberg. convicted
Of larceny in tho Penny Proyident Fund
case. Later Justice deuel. called the CON
victed boys before him and after sharp
lecture paroled them In several succeed
ing cases also the Justice adm0nished the
youthful culprits and let them 60.
DR. White said This court Is a long
step in advance in social progress. ] have
been greatly impressed by the wisdom
discrimination and kindness with which
justice "a dispensed
DR.. Smith remarked: 1.-THE best work il
always the preservative work. 1t does
not figure in statistics, but its benefit IS
incalCulable.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
nan SOME CARNEGIE CASH LEFT.
Mount yernon's Library the First OF 1850
TO Report Surplus.

MOUNT VERNON. Jan l9.-Judgc VIII !
Gay of this place. who has been chairman
Of the Committee which has had charge of
the building Of the new $4,000 Carnegie
library, has received letter from Mr.
Carnegie in which he says that he has sup
piled tho money for the building Of 1850
libraries, but that the library at Noun,
Vernon Ia tho first one on which a surplus
had been reported to him after the work
was finished.
Mr. Carnegie wrote to Judge Cay in re-
Spouse to a letter from the Judge informing
him that there was a surplus Of $500 ana
asking for instructions az 70 what should
be done with it. Mr.. Carnegie advised the
Judge to buy good set OF encyclopedias
for the library.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
was Foreman of the Roosevelt Ranch

WAsHMdroN, Jan. io.-1he messenger
who brought TO Washington the electoral
vote Of Montana is A. W. Mcrr.Aeld Of
Flathead county. in that State. Mr. Meri-
field called on President Roosevelt this
morning and was assured that he had prec-
edenoe over all other visitors, for he used
10 Toe foreman Of the Roosevelt ranch near
Medora y. D.. when Mr.. Roosevelt was
plainsman. The President invited his old
comrade 20 take luncheon with him az tho
White House tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
SAVED FROM POTTER'S FIELD
Body OF an old Soldier. Nephew OF the
Poet Longfellow. Claimed by Relatives,

WAsHNGToN. Jan. l9-Stephen Long
fellow. 70 years OF age, an old soldier and
a nephew Of the late Henry W Lougfellow
died suddenly at his lodgings near the
Soldiers Home on Sunday The physician
who was called in just before the end re
fused 10 give certificate Of death and the
body of the old veteran was scnt TO the
morgue. There an autopsy showed that
his death was due 20 pneumonia. To-day,
a. his remains were about to be buried
in the potter's cid, his relatives, who had
been searching for him for several days
anpeared and clnimed the body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
The rlnccn Regret W. II. baldwin. il

The members Of the late Committee ~
Fifteen have adopted resolutions HpressinF
their profound sense Of the public loss in tho
death Of their chairman, William II. Bald
win, Jr. 4He has left behind bim an c,-
ample Of exalted civic patriotism and Il ua
finest type Of American manhood. Whioi
will not disappear with his all too early
death. and which will make the city u
which he lived more truly habitable for all
who come after him, says the resolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20

Intn a better class Of club stewards IS found
club dcaciis will continue 70 be the rule, and the
nine men at home who provide for the one man at
me club will be assuming task only little less
satisfactory than that OF Danae. -hrsHlu0 Posi-.
Not if the coin we're current and in suff-
Gent volume.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
Oriental Cynioism.

BluebeArd. that man OF actions dark,
Wheno er he took a spouse life
Would make this cynical remark
VAriety's the spice OF w1iel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
What the world Wait. For.

Sheridan had Jus, made his famous ride
-Dld you 70 from Harlem to the Battery In nfteen
minutes We Inquired eagerly.
Receiving a negative answer. we saw wo were
doomed 70 walt indefinitely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
Blows

4 whipping post for she brute who VIII MAIN
with bis toriuTng blows womans frame;
And shall Justice demand OF him no toll
Who laShes With words her quivorng souii
RoeALIH NJ. OoDT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20

Published By Tn, Sun Printing and Publishing
Association st ITO Nassau street in the Borough
vi Manhattan. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20

n our rrftnds rho fa'or u' uth ranu'enp" Tor
pub.kanon u45h 10 haze reJsesd articles reufntd hev
must IN al eassI Send stamps for hat purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20

Sunday school Teacher Why did MI the goo,
people Gee from Sodom and 6omorrAhf
Wllired goi New York Cause the I'd was on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
Found Cour,

Officials of ID
mission paid n =
u, . Brooklyn yest
=. Jackson. a "a
IN Part VI. An
~, osI mad NJ right
d Jra,ered TO put 81
Ths.y as a cod
assigned 10 duty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
MIR. FRAN
The Second OF 1

Sam Franko'a
music took plac
Hall. The PROD
Nivaidi's concord
solo cantata, 4"
Stunde.' two pa
together by GeV
form a suite, and
Adam Hasse's
The soloist was {
on the whole, Of
Of Bach singers
The cantata.
duced by j. FRI
the Moravian q
Bach festival Of
sang the uusic1
The compositions
designed for cd
ode OF mourning
Of last resort nj
does not believe
introduced the 4
the choir loft %
Ii Spitta had
Torrance in tlle
in the spring Of I
thought Different
great hours Of q
Is very simple. \
habitual polyph4
bertiAn that it q
bastian had gonea
melody for hl- al
ne work well. Z
The other nu:z
were much enjoW
concerts Of Mr.. a
cal charm their
Hall The sonaM
more clearly tha
tation and the "a
introduces an a
was wanting in
Torrance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
Live Author, and Books.

From he Chicago 7rAunt.
There arr 90 living authors In this country,
but you wouldn't know II from the number Of live
books
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
Mr.. Nhita

Myron W. WI
song recital yes
delssohn Hall. I
entertainment vi
tatlon Of several
Old Italian word
Opportunity for "A
as MIR. Whitney'
course Of trainlu
most Of the vioa
lew OF it's merit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
"IShop Hennd

liz Among the paal
tnoenig Albert. III
4 y rom on Naples NAY
Nv ~ John J. H.
the Pope.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
Last NIEht's Dances.

The second Of the dinner dances organ
lied by Mrs Frederic J. de Payster and j.
MONTGOMERY Strong was given last night
at nelmonico's, tho patronesses having
their guests at separate tables. On each
Of these were oentrepieces Of roses and
orchids just before II O'Clock the ootilon.
LED by Ashton de Peyster dancing with
Miss Dorothy GrinneI began. The favors
included pink paper crepe parasols and
canes tied with pink bows. In the stag
figure photograph frames were given.
Nearly 400 attended
The second Of the Madison dances was
given last evening Alrs Algemon $
Sullivan and other patrouesses received
the guests. Marcel Steinhrugge led the
cotillon, dancing with Miss Cary Lefferts.
The second subscription dance Of tho
Harlem Club was given last night at the
Harlem Casino. The patrcnesses. Mrs
Aim D. Kenyon, Mrs. Frederick T. Sutton.
Mrs. Thomas O'Reilly and Mrs. b. Z. j..
Ellis. received
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
UlNDH
May Play at d
surely VIII 4

Sir Charles VA
at the Lyceun a
Case Of Rebellld
pear tonight. III
would be betterl
after the sever&
being hit by a 4
theatre on Wedn1
Mrs Corning
az the Lyceum Il
the bill to-nightI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20
DSIEGFRIED

THE THIRD !
DIES L
uerr Knote's "
Forest Voc
Us a Swee4
with Depr
sslegfied' "a
donadal proce%
Mbelung drama
House last nighf
come along oncH
the lecturers,
pedlers. and ~
who like TO GO
But II is a sad
Cyclopean tetralT
the sorrows of q
However. in
-siegfried' Is /
with its sin ging
with tho megaH
in a cocoanut,
poured round !
shield of Achilles
ing atmosphere
mortal beauty
The performa
splendid feature
let us be sad
II would be a h
II some enterp1
into Mr.. Conrie
the scene now
sSiegfried.' II
uglier than eve
need be and u
every item OF q
active act is cra1
Add TO this
light in the We
imitation Of a q
have an intoler
thing There Z
too, such as a
wouldn't. but T.
limbo OF unhapd
somewhere in u
Mr.. Hertz CO
forrnanoe and a
Mt times 10 pa
brass overblew
many troubles il
there was a gre
the work of the
OF Xaver Reiter
Bendir dos srve
The Siepfried Z
Knote, the Mu
such a warm pl9
music lovers.
more comment
now. 1t was Id
eone most adm
sung, the purd
being given in x
yet unsteady, a
sung with fluent
fils first act wa
spirit and in TIM
ing. Furthermd
ception Of the 4
offers for devel
first stride OF N
hood clearly Al
second act led
the vrility Of
him with the a vi
That the bsttle
effective was d
setting and nnecl
Nine. Sengei
blessed end Of
oifully late hotI
comment is und
10 Munich Wild
denied 10 her I'D
home OF ORLANDO
Of much prnisew
Mr.. Van RooH
Mime and Mr.. z
performances
praised but wed
were last nighs
happy as the void
was a good Erd
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16

II there is any line more than another to which this store
owes its popularity, is uuqucstiouaby the Palmer line Of
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16
)rd0n Hat & American Gentleman s

Known the United States the stop hc, their class
We have suits and them made tylhy and
The past when any old thing Will do for the boy We very p
o sell them their clothes when they
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28

the distant exit, she heard him hewing
manfully at the rock for a couple Of
hours. At last he emerged, grimy with
dust and persplratlon, just in time to
pay a last visit to Summit rock before
the u sank to rest. He asked the
girl to delay somewhat the prepara-
tons for their evening meal, as he
wished to take a bath; so it was quite
dark when they sat down to eat.
Iris had long recovered her usual
state Of high spirits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
tcoN1INuED.l
CHAPTER Y.

IN YllGl1T after night the Pleiades
INu swung higher in the tirma-
ment. Day after day the sailor
- perfected his tptpnSpS and nuy-
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28

rS.S'~ w-
-.!HT Nt@1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
Enfant terrible.


Die alte Sdnte foq auf 8eiu9 fomz
men. Natiirli9 miro Dem fleincn
SriB euoor eingei9drft, er ione fi6
ni9t iiber bas Seblen Der 3Gbne BEL
Der Sante luftig MAIDEN. Sieie fpmnlt
i'm @lanae elites fali9en @ebiHes.
ONES gebt gut, man iibt gemiit9li9 BEL
Der Saufe. als pGObIi9 Strip, Der Die
Sante f9on Die lGngite 53eit aufmerts
fam beobd9tet bate, b~erausplabt:
r@ber, Mama, Der Sante feblen ia gar
feline 2dhte!!"
g tale g
g paares. Sn Dem Sorfe
&eu= @erbig BEL 8rdnoenburg a. 8
berrf9t mod Die alte mGrtii6e Site,
baB beim @usfa6ren Ser So95eitss
tuti9e aus Dem Sorf quer iber Den
@eg cine Seine gesogen miro, bie erl
Damn bon jungen 2euten oes Sorfes
in Die 90be ge5ogen miro, tpenn ii6
Der 8rdutigam Our9 elm 9elogei9ent
lostuuft. 9ieie Site berurio6ts
jiingit cine Sragif6m0oie, Ser bus
9rautpaar 9Dpfer gum Spfer fiel. Gs
tpoIte nit einem Srau5eugen ton Neu>
Werbig na9 @rGben gum Stanoesz
amt fabren. Der &utl9er bate oen
Nuftrag, Bel Der Seine dnsu6alten.
Die Pferoe aber gingen Our6 uno ia
men ielbt unungefo9ten our9 Die
Seine, ebenlo Der &utI6er, Der ii9
f9nea 6iidte. Sas Srautpuar aber,
mitfammt Dem Srau5eugen, tpurOe
bon Ser Seine erFabt, arg gei9unoen
uno riidlings nit Dem @agenIib BON
@agen berabeerihen. Sn Dem auf ser
@bduhee 6erri9en0en S9muB ibere
i6lugen fi6 ale mebrmals. Nu9 elm
9o35eitsOergniigen!
g + m n / 8 boGIe Ser
gitungsJe # E. Der 90
id6rige Maler 8ian9ini in Paris III
neuli9 pl0Bli9 seitorben, na9oem er
porber o 3udersebdd genohen bate,
oas ism bon unbefannter 9ano iibers
fanot poroen mar. 8ereits i'm Sabre
1898 mar Sidn9ini an einem llebel En-
frantt, ous Die 4er5te ii6 ni9t re6t
erfldren fonntsn. @s bieb Oamals,
8iun9ini lei bon feiner 3OiGbrigen
Satin pergiftet tpor0en. Die Trau
tpuroe, troBoem i6r 9atte lie frGftic
pertbeiOigte unO ie ibre llni9ulb Re.
t5euerte, gu flint Sabren s3u9tbaus
Derurtbeilt, aber i9on na9 tpeniser
Wo6en tegnaoigt. sic le6te absr felt.
Der bon ibrem Manne g%etrennt. 8ian.
DIM fa9te feinen GreunSen oft. el
per0e an Silt fterben. n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
Ser 9fina nnS feline @eidhidtc.

Yin Ydrt1er Supel1er pat IN etntgen
bunbert Gremplaren Die biitorii6e
@ntnidlung bes &inges ourautbun
perfu9t. Den &nfung Der @ammlung
bil6en Die etrustiI9en &inge, i9mals
@olorsifen nit grapirten 8eloern.
Gbnli9 Ben beutigen Siegelringen.
Damn folgen Die Werfe e9pptii9sr
@oloi9mie0e, g%ruOirte Steine, oOsr
@olopldtt9en, Yrie Iterinnen barrie :
LEND; oie rDmiiGen &inge oienten
meiit ais @iesel. Smpolant ino 81"
altOeutI9en Ginge aus GiIen nit
baIelnubgrobsn, pieredigen, siielirten
G9iloern. Die iiiOiI9en 8erlobungs.
ringe nit iLren ringsum angebra9ten
fpiBigen 53adsn, Die Den 9rduten ms
5arte Sleii9 iGnitten, erfreuten ii9
troboem Ser 8eliebtbeit BEL ibren
SrGgerinnen. Sur9 mG9tige Goels
feline imppniren nett ipGter sic 9apit=
ringe, pG5rsno Die @enaihance eiaenz
artige &ingipeien i9uf, oenn nur OIL
Der inneren Settle 5eigten ii9 Sic Ring>
form, auBsn bil6eten Tie elm nit Gteiz
men beIebtes Srsied, cine Mooe, oie
fi6 i~ibrigens f6i9tern pieoer bsrpor-
tpaQt. Sas Is. Sabrbunoert ii6erliez
ferte 5ierli9e gremplare nit genulter
Miniaturen in Oiamantrdbm6en, oas
10. S~abr6unoert bra6te @oelfleine in
Ser5fprm gei9liffen nit, &inge, auf
oenen bunte GOeliteine Elm StrGub6ea
bilOeten. Sanu9 fumen Die Marquis>
rinee gu 4nIeben, Die ii9 Big iest in
pomOgli4 nod srOberen. runben.
ipiben ooer edigen Grempldren erbal.
ten bahen. 0iele mooerne Ginoe film
gen leiIe an ibre 8prfdbren in Der
&enaiFanceepo9e an. 9Gu9 Ginqe mil
@ebeimfd9erden gibt es pieoer. Scr
@erfauf bon S9mudIa6en, in erFer
2inie BON Gineen, tpG9it bon sa6r au
Sabr. Gs sibt 8iibnentiinftlerinncn
un0 @elOprin5eifinnen, Die an i6ren
6Gnoen 80 Hinae trasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07

beorlide, aber Die @a6e 1T mir 10
iberrai9en0 gsfommen, bab i4 feline
8eit bate, einen geetgneten YlaB 81
5u9en. Sbre Gigurren finO tpobl obnsz
bin serbro9en; t9 tperOe mir erlduben,
Sbnen na9ber pel6e bon meinen am
5ubieten = renn totr Damn nod leber
iouten.' 60 tpiirOe Bernhard S9mie=
loip ii9 ~benebmen. @ttmmt's?"
,gs ftimmt!" riefsn mir, frO3li3 in
ser ii9eren 9offnung, Oab Der lie6e
Menf9 uns erbalten geblieben. nno
tbatfG9Ii9 befamen mir nod On benz
iel6tn @6eno 0ur9 elm Selegramul
bon i6m Die 8eftdtigung.
Sir ben Sag ser 9eimfe6r 6e5
qliidli9 @eretteten batten mir gldnz
3enoe Sbationen ppr6ereitet. Sein
Stubl mar befrdn5t. Den taputen
Oedel feines Stammieioels batten mir
our9 einen neuen, nit entfpre4enNer
@i6mung erIeken lahen. Wir ale
faben i9on por Der 3eit auf unieren
9ldben = elm je0er i'm ihlpar5en 4rs
quo, nit peiBer Sal3binOe uno @plinz
ser auf Dem &opfe. Selbit Der ulte
@teuerrat6, ser i9por, ME iol3 Elm
M0bel beieTen gu buben, bate einen
pioer ben Stri9 gebirfeten Bib aus
Der 8ie0ermeier5eit aufgetrie6en.
Sementfpre6eno feierli3 mar Der
Gmpfdng. Sernbaro S9mieloD tpurOe
suerit nit einem Sod be9riibt. Oar
auf @nIpra9e oes Sif6dlteiten, Die
9ernbar6 S6mielop efenio bOfli6
als 6er3li9 errpioerte. Damn begunn
sic Si0elitas = uno oas i'm berpegene
ten SHINE Oes Dortes.
3pif6enour9 mribte Ser 9erettete
oie gan5e @ei9iate er5G6len elm
nal, apeimal, 3ebnmal. CIR that oaS
audi, 10 DIT man es ~perlangte, nit ieiz
ner unermiiOliden, ber5li@en 9Dfli3s
felt.
rG6er 6a lit es oo9 elm tpabrea
Slid, S9mielop!" rief Der Stabts
gutspG6ter asmus, rbaB sic 5peiter
alafe gefcbren finO!!"
rSas lit es auerOinJs. @nbern~
fans bGtte i9 beute po4l einen Qrn,
ober Elm 8ein peniger."
rSobounnerli6ting!" flu9te Der
Steuerratb serii9rt, inoem er Dem Gez
f%eterten 5utrant.
runO mas fugte oenn Sbre Trau9"
fragte elm on0srer. vSatpobl = mas
fagte Sbre Trau9" riefen mod eini9e
nd9.
S@mielops @efi9t per5og ii9 gu
einem mlsiier, feinen 2G9eln.
rMfeine Sruu = je nun, meine
Srali mar natiirli9 ie6r gliidli9. Sis
bat mid gar ni9t aus BEN @rren gez
laien rnO INNER umi6i6tig gepeint
uno gela9t -. Nur nu96er ="
,0ds 0snn na96er?"
rSa, na96er trodnete lie ii9 Die
S6rGnen aus 6en Nugen uno idgte
re9t borpurfsboG: ,Su biit uber bo&
pieoer 5peiter &laiie gsfabren, Bern
hnrNp
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
ErDihe a1S Tifdreiter.

Die 8eoba9tung, oaB ii9 Die
SrOi9e Oen Sii9en Oerart auf lie
&Opfe feitfeBen, Dob tie fi9 nit tbren
3eben in uie 4ugenb0blen Der Slide
feitflammern, 10 Oab Die Slide erblin<
Den, i6re Habrung ni9t mebr finOenO,
zines ~qualponen .6ungertobes iterben
miihen, glaubte man, neil biefe Gr>
f3einung SumeiIt our 2ai95eit Der
Sr0i6e beo5a9tet tper0en fanr, einem
9egattungsibereifer ser Srpi6e gu
f6reiben gu io1en. Sieie entI9ulOiz
genoe &nnabme 1T inoeB cine irrige,
oenn Der fi9 bebenbe auf Den &ofi
jeOeS Sif9es i9pingenoe unb feTtz
flammernbe Srof9 itBt BORT 10 feft.
Dab man i'm eber in Stiide reiben
fann, bebor er ii9 dbG0ft. Sur9, in
Tolge unerfGttli9er Srebgier impulz
iirtes, an5auernoes SeItiiben bes
Sroi9es auf Dem Sif9fopfe = oft
tralen fi6 Die SrOf9e audi in Sen
&iemen feit = ftirbt Der Slid zines
qualboGen So6es bur9 G~rblinDen pber
Gritiden. Sobalo er toOt auf Ser
WaheroberflG6e treibeno, miirbe in
Solge @eripeiung 81 perOen beginnt,
ftiir5t Die CeiammtfroI9beiabu Sea
Jif9gepdfers iiber i'm per uno friBt
i'm auf. nGbrenb ii9 in3tpif9en an
bere Spfer glei9em S4idiale ents
gegenmartern. Soppbl Die Bafer@
ais Die Sbau< pbsr @rasfrDf9e fpnen
ieOersett nit allen Mitteln aus slid
getpdfern 81 entfernen gefu9t tperoen.
Oenn lie fa0 ni9t blos Die drgiten,
uneriGttliGiten Observation-Disclosures
Der 3u9tz unb 8efabfiI9e, fonOern
AUDI 8rutz uno 2di9rduGer.
Sn Nep Serep tpuroen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07
1rnhntrH 5tttttel.

Muttsr: Fiber &inoer, mas
ma6t Sbr 6snn ga nit Dem neuen
Militdrroman in Der Waf9i9ifel?"
% lie tGeine Sru0e: rQ6er
Mutti, papu Fat Oo9 geiugt, bas tit
cine S9muBgei9i3te uno oa polen
mir ne rein pd16en!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-07

s Nep Sereb fpurbsn
Iebtes Sd6r 1,000,O00@alonen 4pfel.
mott gefeltert.