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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08
TERM CIVIL JURY
CASES ARE CALLED

When those excused were counted out
there We're only eleven Jurors left on
Judge Robinson's panel yesterday. I'm
der the law a special venire can not be
issued for additional jurors until an
unsuccessful attempt has been made to
obtain a jury for a particular case.
Parties in a civil case may agree to
trial by less than twelve jurors, or by
ISLANDERS to the number of three may
be ca led. OF the eleven remaining on
the panel one was absent yesterday
and a bench warrant was issued to
bring him into court. The jury Will
not appear again until Monday next
In the calling of the even numbered
civil cases on the calendar by Judge
Robinson, number of cases were set
for trial but none before October l.
Until then Judge Robinson will be en-
gagged with assigned criminal cases.
c. Shiozawa VS.. Kamalo Sugar Co.,
an action for $3.50, was discontinued.
VIM. Balsdell VS.. George Herbert
ct al, Lee Let ct al. VS.. Young Chong
ct al, two cases of Orpheum Co. VS..
" isutttu, anu lCdNlu
VS.. VIM. Henry, were, on motion of
Ashford for plaintiffs respectively,
stricken from the calendar.
In the case of Tanaka VS.. Tanaka a
motion 10 dismiss the appeal was grant
ed. on the ground that a judgment by
default was not appealable.
Paul Friedman VS.. Carrera e. Co
was stricken from the calendar on mo-
ton of Middleditch for plaintiff
NJ. Phillips & Co. VS.. Harng Young
Kee Co. was stricken from the calen-
dar on motion of Thayer and Hemen-
way for plaintiffs.
S Troche VS.. Kekaha Sugar Co, a
suit for $4,000 damages on account of
personal injuries, was discontinued.
Motions to dismiss the two cases of
Niehaus Bros. & Co. VS.. Honolulu
Brewing & Mailing Co., and Victor
Hoffman and Western Iron Works Co
VS. Victor Hoffman and Honolulu
Brewing & Mailing Co. were denied,
and the cases set for trial on Novem-
Der 20.
Hawaiian Trust Co. VS.. A. " Gear
was discontinued.
At a. m. today Judge De Bolt will
call the odd-numbered cases on the
civil calendar, but his jurors will not
appear until Monday next.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08

Thirty-eight births and AZ marriages
We're reported for Honolulu during Au-
gust. During the same month there
were sc deaths, 2 from drowning and
10 from tuberculosis. There was one
death from diphtheria and from ty-
phoid. The annual death rate is 20.14.
The number of deaths is decrease IF
90 compared with that of August, 1904.
The nationality of those who died was
as follows: American, 6; British, 2;
Chinese, II; German, 2; Hawaiian, 90;
Japanese, IL; Portuguese, 4. The birth
report is incomplete.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08

no sets ~ thni ths eonst has no 3uris-
dlctlon ana that The petitioner n not
entitled 20 the reiief prayed for.
Edward r. Holt. by hts attorney. Geo.
4. Davis. b.cs demurrer 10 the patti
ton of John =. Coiburn IN the matter
Of the estate 81 Robert William Holt,
deceased He represents that no caurc
Tor the desired relief In shown.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08
MORE OPPOSITION
TO COLBURN'S SUIT

George H. Holt, by his attorneys
Thayer & Hemenway, makes a return
TO the order to show cause, in the mat
ter of the petition of John F. Colburn
for decree requiring Carlos A. Long,
administrator of the Holt estate, to ac-
cept an offer of sl0s,000 from j. r. Gait
for two-thirds interest in the estate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08

j. A. NJ. Johnson has discovered a
ready market in the Orient for banks
possessing tannin, and made contract
with the Bishop estate trustees for the
bark of the koa trees now being culled
on Hawaii for lumber. The bark of the
black waffle growing on Tantalus Is
rich in tannin and Mr.. Johnson lately
sold $50 tons of it, procured through
the Federal experiment station, TO Jap
anese dealers at $25 ton.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08

The undersiRnsd having been sp-
pointed agents OF the above compnnB
arc prepared To insure lisks asainst
are on Stone ana Brick buildings ane
On Merchandise stored therein on the
aost favorable terms. For particulars
tpply at the once OF
+. A. scHAEFER q CO.. Agta
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08

Governor Carter has now taken up
the sea wall question, along with Su-
perintendent Holloway and Attorney
General Andrews, and the issues with
beach proprietors will likely soon be
sharply defined.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08
cHAMnERLA1N.s Pans BALM.

This liniment should occupy promi-
nent place in every home, 1t has no
equal for its prompt cures of cuts,
burns, bruises and sprains. For sale
by all dealers and druggists. Benson.
Smith & Co, Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08
North German Marine Insur'oe %.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Go.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established general agency here. and
the undersigned, general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers OF the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorabls
terms.
B. A. sCHAEFER q CO..
General Agents-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-08

REX" Hitchcock entered on his
duties yesterday as prosecuting attor-
ney for the County in the police court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
His INTERPRETATION,

In his battle with spruces and pines
Of Maine the late millionaire lumber.
man, Milton G. Shaw Of Bath, devoted
little time to improving his penman-
ship. Years ago Mr.. Shaw employed
as a foreman for his crews about
Moosehead lake. Hiram Chadbourne
of Harmony. Chadbourne hired many
Of the loggers. and in the autumn held
himself in readiness to start at word
from the lumber king.
One fall Chadbourne received a let.
ter from Bath. but he couldn't read a
word Of 1t. However, he hired several
men and proceeded to Greenville. Ar
riving, he bought half . pint Of new
rum and repaired to the Lake House.
He entered, shook hands with Mr..
Shaw, handed him the flask of rum
and awaited the explosion which he
knew would follow.
"See here, HI, what do you mean?
You know I never touch liquor"
Didn't you send for rum?" asked
Chadbourne. innocently. That's all
| could make out Of your letter"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10

ssaIwart tho people whose homes
dot the plnlns.
Won from tho desert By unhass'ns
They've tapped thu old mountnins'
They take from the souris, wha.
wealth he retains
In Colorado.
Traditions are broken. conventions de-
No longer to woman her rights nrc
denied:
Tho state sweeps right onward against
wind and tide.
And loyal and true are her sons In
their pride
Brave Colorado!
There's health for the sick and
wealth for the poor.
And rest for the weary whom bright
skies allure:
They pour from hot plains these
boons to secure:
They nestle In comfort to wander no
more
From Colorado.
Tho old silver Spruce and the sweet
The breath of Pine forests. far better
than wine,
Tho sentinel stars. that sing rs they
shine,
Make me wish that home were even
now mine
In Colorado.
But alack and alas, must turn to my
task:
Not long in her sunlight may visitors
bask:
A single. slight boon is ali that I ask:
To rest, when I've dropped this NOR
tality's mask
In Colorado.
Frank @. Tyrell, D. D., in prog
ress Of the West"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
GHOST IN sALvATioN ARMY
Barracks se Rhymney. South Wales,
Said TO Be Haunted.

Barracks at Rhymnsy. South Wales,
Said 70 Be Haunted.
mot for R100 would ! again go
through the experience" 10 the declar.
alton Of . man living at Rhymney.
South Wales. who. according to the
London Mall. with companions this
week set himself TO lay q ghost"
which 10 said to haunt tho local sal.
walton army barracks.
The specter takes the form Of tall.
stoutly built woman. clad in yoilow.
with drawn face Of CHASTITY hue and
terrible cleaning eyes. The young
lady captain Of the barracks has been
so unnerved that she will not enter
the place. f..
''1 have not actually seen the spirit.
or whatever II may be-" she said. but
. few months ago I heard q mysteri.
Gus rustling sound. as II some woman
were walking close past me. On
Wednesday night distinctly felt an
arm placed across the bed
Her female colleague. q lieutenant,
has seen the specter and has in con
sequence received such a shock that
she Is now PROSTATE. This woman
first saw the specter when she was
sweeping the stairs at the barracks.
Suddenly the tall woman in yellow
walked with noiseIess steps through
the hall into the htteheu, where she
seemed to melt into s1.a air. ,-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
The Sour Sailor.

Captain Frederick Muller. the presi-
dent Of the Rough Riders association.
was talking in Santa Fe about the
arrogance Of sea captain whom he
knew.
"It was impossible for passenger"
Captain Muller said. ito get a civil
answer out Of this man. Ask him
the simplest and politest question and
with a gruff impertinence he turns his
back on you and walks away.
Captain Miller smiled.
"But a friend Of mine," he said.
"once got the better Of the sour fel-
low in delightful way.
1.-THE captain was standing near the
bow of the boat. examining through
his glasses passing ship.
"'what ship is that?' said my friend.
1.-THE captain frowned at him.
"'Go ask the cook he said.
"'Oh, beg your pardon said my
friend. I thought you were the
cook"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
HOW TO EAT A SEED ORANGE.
No Spoon 10 Used According 70 the
West indian Method.

No Spoon 10 Used According 70 the
West indian Method.
when I was In jamaica" said q
New York man Just back from the
West Indies. "a native got to talking
to me about their oranges.
II asked him II they raised navels.
He said no. not to any extent. and
that he considered the navel an in.
ferior orange. anyway. l maintained
that there is nothing better In the
way Of fruit than good California
or Florida navel orange. I said that
the seeds and the thick fiber In
seed orange make 1t disagreeable to
eat and spoil the flavor.
1.-The trouble is,' he answered. you
do not know how to eat seed or.
ange.'
Then he showed me, illustrating
with some of his own seed oranges.
You peel the orange. taking care to
pare Just inside the white inner skin.
When that is done you have laid
bare the outer wall Of each Of those
little sections Of which an orange Is
composed.
"Then you divide these sections.
one by one, and. putting this peeled
edge in your mouth, suck. You get
the Juice and some Of the pulp. but
mont Of the fiber and none OF the
seeds. which hang close to the inner
wall OF the section.
This is better than eating It with
a spoon for two reasons. In the first
place. after you have had the spoon
In your mouth once or twice It grows
warm and spoils the coolness OF the
fruit. In thes cond place. the spoon
method has tendency to make the
Juice fly, and that is disagreeable for
your neighbors as we'll as yourself.
II learned to eat the native orange
in the native fashion, and now I
think that the seed orange and not
the navel is the king Of fruits"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
Sugar sssts Paid the Debt.

A farmer sat in a pepsive mood.
His countenance was blue!
He knew in six and thirty days
The mortgage would be due.
Just how to raise the needed dough
To pay the hated debt
Was past his comprehension now.
And SO he stewed and fret.
But while the farmer roared and fumed
There were elements at work
That needed not the lapse Of time,
Nor did their duty shirk.
His sugar beets were growing fast
In spite OF drouth and wet,
And when It came the harvest time,
They paid the farmers debt.
Windsor Optimist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
GAVE owELLgR IN SPAIN.
He Proves to Be . Farmland Driven
to the Forest BY Lack OF Work.

The discovery Of q trogioayte leave
dxeiler) In the Basque province near
Fuen,errabia. on the Franco Spanish
frontier. has aroused considerable
curiosity here. says a Madrid letter to
the London Express.
As customs guard with his dogs
vas searching In q wood recently nn
extraordinary being In the suiss Of q
man was seen to rush before him with
wonderful rapidiiy and disappear into
. hole In . mountain. The guard fol.
lowed and found the Wild man had
blocked up tho entrance TO his cave
with pieces OF timebcr and stones.
which. however. were easily removed
and the man vas captured.
He was absolutely prehistoric IN ap-
peesanes. His ooly garment vas
skin lied around his hips- His ioos
aae matted beard fell over his chest
tiks . cloak. While his hair tsaiied
dovn Ais baek II . thisk maas. In
his cave were found numeeoas bones
q sAssD. deer aAl cher animals
Which hs hAa eaten. . alag. Q club
asd . ssoss ~. 4 bsd q ooss vas
his oaiy furniture. '-t
ne gsasd bsessAt ths tFagiodyts TO
vssatsssabA. vhsrs his spDsaranes
created . ssasaiioa. Before ths mag
istrais hs ssoiaiasa hat Eis aams
w frydsacis: hs vas - ysars old
aad had bsAa vAsa IN infsat. ~ IN.
nass e . loSsdlipg hospital In Aau
Sebastian. He had teemssiy astsd a.
farmland. but tvo ysars 40. bsias
unable - aAd vork. asd bsias IN
great Usassss. hs took 70 the forest
Thsrr hs hvsl % seorus. basel nuts
and BIRDS s6gA. Little By little he
learned TO use . sliss and the AZ. and
vas able 70 kill deer and sheep which
had straysd. A. be had NO ars hs ate
the nssh of these animals raw.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
NEW FIELD FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Comparatively Short Course Makes
Trained Attendants Of Them.


Trained Attendants Of Them.
The young man In chambers and the
young woman In her tiny nat are sub
Jeet To ailments like tho rest Of man.
kind. says u writer In Lesiie's Weekly.
They arc very likely living alone. with
out relatives or near friends 10 help
them. and they cannot AFFORD To either
house a professional nurse or TO pay
her price. Many Of these. with nAtu-
raj shrinking from . hospital. are
grateful for tho services of . trained
attendant who lives In her own place
and attends By the day or week.
This comparatively new profession
opens up large and. 20 far. Sncrovd.
Cd nsid for the young woman whom
nature has not endowed With Q ~
ciai talent Tor anything else. ~ vAo
seeds nsss become . sssvaak. . sAa0
giria and young vo00 ~ oo0ostani.
her own living. To sivs tAis siAAs =
01sis and yoaAS vo0A - a00ssesab
y. and siss - ssDSis tAs 1soAal
ees tsaiss1 aatsalaais n haass =
bosA sssA asl Doas. tsaiaia6 soASsh
have bssa sseAAlisAaA \ ssvssA ias0D
eitiss sAAss tAs ssaossas e tAs YssAO
Womea's CAs1seiaa aaooseA1Daa. SA0
esigiaal sGAas1 e tAis naAars = y -
Ton. tAs lAsoess ~ nAse s0Sisal u
NaAAaSiAA, VIII = aaxillasy u Aaoak,
lyA aa E.Uar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
Entertainment Feast!
EpSv0rfh koaeuo
6fh Annual LOoturO Course.

Presenting attractive features than any of the
highly successful and popular courses of the past
ALL NUMBERS Of 70 HONEST GRADE.
will the following:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
ABSOLUTE s,on or osArn

Neaetion ~ lltmus Paper Shows IN
faiiibiy Whether Lie 10 Extinct
Henry Dc variEny reviews In the
Paris Temps . book BY NM. Brisxc-
morct and Ambard which he thinks
Interesting In itself and an Invaluable
contribution TO biology. The book
dcvotcs itself to tho search Of an sb.
solutely infaiiibio sign Of death. .
quest made important BY what Is
feared and believed to bo . too prev.
alent danger Of burial alive. This Il
tho safeguard already called tho Rris-
semorotAmbard sign.
The instruments for obtaining tho
sign aro simple onoush-a hypodcr.
mic syringe and piece Of litmus pa.
per. Any doctor may make tho test
with ease. The sign itself grown out
Of . well.known fact. which II tho
change that occurs In the liver and
spleen from tho alkaline state Of life
to tho acid state In death. II may be
said without paradox that life Il aka
line. death Is acid.
Experiments made show that this
change occurs with great rapidity. In
animals II Is noticeable within quar-.
ter-hour after the last breath. With
man about half an hour Is needed.
But two hours after death the process
has markedly proceeded and twenty.
four hours afterward the acidincation
has advanced to extreme intensity.
It would seem. therefore. as Brisse.
moret and Ambard point out. that
there is afforded sure means Of as.
certaining the presence Of death and
even Of fixing the time at which 1t oc-
CURED.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
s..ses A.s.s. VA. v..,v.


oeiy oas 0sawssa ~ eksaaa -
n o1Fvol
In tAs days before I had aay -.
eats and vhsa u stsapsd ne 70 rus.
tie up room rsat - - iavitatioa
70 pay . visit 70 ny warm psrsoaai
friend. 0Am n. Piisa. Who vas living
In . small tova. . shost distance
from Seattle" sald Col james HAnll.
ton Lswia.
= wanted to % vssy much. but vas
shy the cash that the railroad wanted
for taking me. about Si.3s. but this
finally borrowed oe ny esteemed
friend. John II. Mc0sav. aftsrvasd
governor OF tho stats. Who 10 now In
tho national capital ! got . warm
welcome from the future Uaitsd
States senator. and he told me that
there was something doing In the
town. dance on Saturday night and
. big revival meeting the NEXT day.
He wanted me to 90 To the dance.
and was sorry he couldn't 20 aloog.
but the fact vas he didn't have tho
right kind Of coat. Luckily. among
my meager possessions was . Prince
Albert. and this made him take by
saying that ! much preferred going
to church the next day. Il was hard
work persuading him. but finally he
took my coat and hied away to the
ball. The next day Il served mo 70
attend worship. and 80 We were both
happy"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-10
IN COLORADO.

Blue arc the skies and liquid the air.
Sweet are the odors the swift breezes
bear.
kingiy the manties the hoar mountains
wear.
Joyous and free the life that's lived
there
In Colorado.
Under cool shadows that nit to and
fro.
Crystalline fountains are murmuring
low.
Fed by the life OF the vanishing snow
To siivery rivers that laugh as they
flow
Through Colorado. .-
Golden the sunrise that waksns the
Flaming the sunset. Its banners un.
fuFled:
Rich the red blood through puisins
veins hurled
A. u from on high thrilling rapeurss
were Whisied-
In Colorado.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
aampf aeaen Die Mntfen.

Der Mugiitrat Der StuOt 8reslau
bat bei9loRen, Der a1jGbrli9 BERT
i9enben Miidenpluge our9 cine ipite>
matif9e 8efGmpfung entgegenautreten,
beren Ylan i'm bpgieniI9en Snititut
Ser 8reslauer uniperfitGt ausgearbeiz
tet tpurOe. 9emGb oieiem plane lit
es in eriter 2tnie erforoerli9, Die in
Den &eIern Ino Souterroins Der 6du>
Ter oft mafen6aft iiberpinternoen
Miiden DOR Gtntritt ser tpGrmeren
Witterung 81 perni9ten. Ius jeoer
iol9en iiberpinternOen Mide geben
Bis gum GnOe oes Sommers
i9GBungsreiie 100000 nere Sns
oipiouen terpor. Die NufIu9ung
Ser Miden in ibren S9lupfpinfeln
uno ibre IbtDbtung our6 cine fir
Menf9er uaf9GOIi6e &Gu9erung, Be-
5iebungsDeiie an geeigneten Stenen
our9 Die Slumme elmer 00tblompe ers
fol9t our3 itGotif6e Se5infettoren,
pel6e eiqens fir bieIen 3ped arsges
Giloet iino, un0 5par obne iebe @igens
t6umsi6GOiaund unb 8~sldifigung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
..Nvres Bulletin =.
Sic m~emeftett
.Seiben Na9ri9tem..

Die n~eueiten Seibens uHb 9emben. glouien
8oftim : Stoffe iinb Gbiffon 8opIin. Die
eriten ppn ben Spinbeln tpurben ;u SIPS
pro 9arb p~erfauft, iett einise neuere SHUTTER
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bic Yaro....... ..............Sf.O 90
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3eit au Seit cine tlsberrai9uns gu ~Iiefern.
Cine 9artie i4warSer Seibe uur6e serabe
BON Supan erbuIten unb finb sarontirt sesen
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unb ba5u iinb bieieIben nod seii9ert sesen
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9lIen lit, bab bieieIben ni4t mebr foiten ais
bic getp0bnIi&en Sorten. Sier NuaIitdten,
Die Yarb. ...Sf.25, Sf.OO, 15c unb soc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
CD,
Ser so0c5fampf unter Der @roc.
5~nbtana's sr0bts Drp @Ooos GAMBLER.

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tperDen entiebli6e @tn5eGbeiten p.n
ben 11eberlebenben qemelbet: Die 81
retteten baben fur6t6are StunOen
200 Meter ttef in Acknowledgements
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Die straightforward 8eroleute b~erle.,
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unberen ieinen Geiit ausbau8te. Die
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a6er CUR 8fleQe tn's &nappI61ftss
9asaret6 qebru6t. @on ben Spfern
Ser 9atditrop6e tparsn bier SamiIiens
hitter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
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lamb apenus, bon O5io etraBe bic
Warloue Mbsnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11

Sir Snbiana: SbeiIpeiie beipDlft bente
Na&t, fibler i'm iibliden TbeiIe; i6on am
Wittmp6, tpdrmer I'm nOrbIi4en SRetIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
Sine Grfdltmms in eincm Gage furtrt.

Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
SabIeten. gue @potbefer ~ftatten bas @eIb
5uriid tpenn bic Sur febI i6Idst. 6. SO.
@rope'sS isnatur 1T auf ieberS9a6teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11

Sn BEN raben De,
&0lner MltItuot Derfe6rten am Golen.
montas unp 5ai9ingaoienitag Be-
sinltiger Witierung grDbe Mfen DIEM
ma1en. Die ieoo9 Denis 8arnepalss
luune Seieten. Sin aiemli9 lebEa1tet
Sremoenoerfe6r berri4te in ben srDbee
rem Sotels, pel9e Die gentren bes Ell
sentlifen Sai9ingstru6els bilbeten.
Der erobe Roienmontuss5us. in fpibz
lpfer Weiie Sbeile bes &Olner Morebs
bu9es barfte1enb, bsbeutete fpenta mebr
als cine ~tpanbelnbe observation-disclosures.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
S@mer uerlstt.

an @st WaIbinston Str, pabr.
i9einlid bon Der 8iirtelbabn, awuros
Der 30=idbrige SObn gOeg9OOt bon
124 Paiterion, Elm Gleiider. iiberfab=
rem; er perlor ben redten Nrm uno
liest i4uer berlsbt i'm SpIpital.