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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Mns ben @eri9ten.
Snperiorgeri1t.

&i9tsr Samss Wi. 9eat6srs mubte
9eifern nal uieoer feline Jerien unter=
breden, um bas @eiu9 bon Or. s.
Tennsa We2se, ibm bie Obbut iiber
iein 5-idbrisss S6ater9sn 2atbleen 3u
gepdbren. an3ubbren. am l3. De-
3ember 1904 uurben 5. Gennen Wtc=
2se unb isine Satin Srsne ssri9tlid
9sT9ieben unb benz 0atsr bic Obbut
aber bas 2inb fur 4 Monats i'm Sabre
- bonn L. Mdr3 Bis 80. Sum- - 3ls
ssiprp9en; auberbem tpurbe ibm er-
laubt basislbe In ben fbrigsn s Wona-
ten beg Sa6res bon 3eit 3u 3sit 3u bes
fu&en. Ses 2inbes Wutter unb beren
Usrmanbte battsn aber ons 9inb mad
8 2ouisbius geianbt unb berbinberten
ben Satsr, bic ibm asriatli4 3ugsfan-
bsnsn &s9ts an3utretsn. Serfelbe 6atte
bssbalb sntiprsdsnbes @siu9 sinse.
rsi9t unb enti9ieb Der &i9ter 3u ieinen
@unfsn. Sas 869ter9en uuroe benz
Batter ioforts tberseben, Der ss bets
anh9t in feline 9lrme f9loB unb fa
bann nit isinsm 2isblins auf ben,
S9ob cine Weile i'm Nsbsn;immsr bes
@sridtes binisbte su plaubern, bepor
sr ss bsim na6m.
Neue &lase.
Weitere g abenerab.
flage.
Clemens Wolsrs iu4t bon Der Sn=
bianapoIis Sraetion & 8erminal 60.
auf ssri9tli9sm Wese $4,000 uls
S9abeneriaB fur erlittene 0erleBunsen
au erlanpan.
aIds.t fti6rt in ieiner 3lassi9rifi
aug, baB er or, Is. Nusuft b. s. nit
Srau unb 2inb Absnbs In einsm
8u9sp an Der Wahaduietts Nbenre
fubr unb bic Strabe 3u freuasn fu6ts,
als Elm StraBsnbabnuassn, ben CT In
Der 9unfelbsit ni9t isben fonnte unb
Der aua fsin Warnunssfanal srtbnsn
lisB, sesen ieinen Wasen raunte, i'm
aus bemislbsn auf bic Strabs mari,
oab er f9 i4were duBere unb inners
Yerlsbunasn ausog, .bie i'm nod feline,
Weinung 3u 9enannter Summe ale
S9abensriab bere9tisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Sisbfable msbrsa fit.
gsrbrsdsrseiinbeI tpirb tasIi4 fre9er.

Die ginbrs6er, msl6e In IeBter 3eit
fid6 10 unangsnebm bemertbar ma4ten,
iaeinen mod INNER ri9t ale aus Der
etabt bertrisben gu iein, unb trob aIer
Bemfibun9en, Der Sa9s elm barmloies
ausisbsn gu ssbsn, iit bO9 immsrbin
bic 8batfa9e ni9t a6suleugnen, baB
bieielbsn bon 3ag si Gag fre4er auf'
treten.
@d6renb Der Na9t, als 5err u. %.
@ilIcuts bon go. 1746 Brooifbe=Ibe.
f9 our Apotbefe begab, um fur feline
srtrantte 5rau Wsbitamsnte au bolsn,
srbra9 Elm Sieb bas Jsnter beg Sins
tersimmers unb bran9 in's 5aus Elm.
Der 8uri9e i9li9 fi9 bann ms
G9laf3immsr Der Jrau gnua Wia-
cuts, Wuttsr bss 9ausberrn, uno par
eerabe babel, bas 3immer su bur&iu-
DEN, als bisIe ibn bsmertts urn 2drm
f9lus. 6srr @iueuts ielber mar in.
stpii9sn 3urhdgsts6rt. Sobalb er be-
msrtts, um nas IS fi9 banoelte, iprang
er tinter benz frs4en 8urf4en, Der tn.
3tpii9sn bur9 bic Sintert6ir entfobsn
mar, Der. Der inswii9en erlan9te
@oripruns cher fi9erte benz ginbre9er
bas @ntfommen.
Sn Der % DIT bprber mar
i'm Stale beg Na9barbauiss, yfo. 1744
grootFos. .Absnus, Elm ginbru4 berhbt
tporben. 9isier ginbrua tpurbe ieoo9
ni9t Dor Inbru9 oes nd4ften Sages
entbedt, 10 bab auf cine gr9reifung
bes usbsltbdtsrs ni9t me6r ai bof-
fen if.
Sofepb Wtenges, No. 6lO
Sf Wartst-Strabe wo6nbaft, puros
ben ginbrs9ern, tpel9e bur4 elm Sei-
tsnfsnftsr sinfiiesen. I'm 3tpei golosns
ubren unb $37 in 8aargelb bsfcblen.
glu9 bier fsblt ieoe Spur Der Sbdter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
SoQem 8rotfafem erbro9em
baben.

@m. Mlbsrion, go. 312 Blate.
Strabe, Donalb @laseod, go. 1014
@ef pearl-strabe, unb SObn 6ofs
mann, Wo. 948 Wei WarpIanbsStr.
mobnbaft. murben bur9 bic poIisiffen
Bates unb @eObis bsrbaftet uni untsr
NntIage bes ginbru9s unb 0iebfabls
9efellt.
Sas Srio 1T beT@uloist, fi@ nit
6hbnerbiebfd6len unb benz Aufbre.
den bon grottdfen bsi&dfti9t 3u ba-
BEN. Die poIi3si bate bersits felt
Idngerer 3eit 2laeen In bieisr 8saie.
bun9 9eb6rt, tonnte aber niemals Der
Sbdter bab6aft iperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
@ta tn aie Srrsaanitalt 3mrad.

Cigar Wabiion, 1910 eugene Str,
Der angebli9 friibsr bereits i'm Srren-
afple unter9ebra&t mar. tpurbe gefern
bur9 bie Rabler Msfin unb Duneon
pefIi9 bon Mount Sadfon einaefan'
gen unb In Obbut senommen. Der
Wann batte fi9 auHs 2rduteriu9sn
berle9t unb ais bic poIisiften i'm fef-
nabmen. batte ct eins ganae Mrmla.
bung l1ntraut f4 aufgelaoen,l NIT
tuel8em ct auf ben 5eloern lumber.
i9lsppte. Wabiion elaubt ielber, baB
er am befen In Der Srrenanffalt auf.
9ebobsn 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Jn qualpouen Coo
Tibrt 9(mtomobil 0abrt dramleim
Cline Spbniom.
2noere Jnaen idmer3ic perebt- Cine 6alon.G
peruriadPt oas 9rauiiee unbei


ueu 9eIuptItIeWeU tOHUte. Oet0e 3u=
iammen boben bann bas Muto iotueit
bod, baB aud Jrl. Brennan bur9
ibre S9uefer bsrborsssossn msrben
fonnte.
Srl. So6nfOn absr, bic binten i'm
autO geieRen, no bas @niolin bss In.
amii4en erplobirten Bebdlters brannte,
tonnts ni9t msbr gerettet tpsrbsn.
Die Isiaten 2leioer bes bebauerns-
ipertben iunsen Mdb9sns batten Sseuer
gefangen uno branntsn balb li9terlo9.
es mar unm6gli@ ibr SiIfe su leitsn,
oa tie ni&t errei9t tperben tonnte.
5brs entiebten Silferufe warsn iams
merbOl, aber fie tonnte trob Der BEL
osnmht5iafen anitrensungen ni9t gs.
rettet uerben. sic bsrbrannte idm-
merlit bor ben Iueen ibrer Greunbe.
Sic mar taum benz Rinbesalter ents
tpa4ien unb bate bas Is. Sabr nod
ni9t errei9t.
Sale bate in3pii9su bic Slammen
an feinen eigenen 9lsibern nit 5srrn
2lantes geibalfe, Der bieislben nit
ieinem eisensn @Ods srfidts, unb ibn
oann i'm Staube rOlIte, gel6i9t uno
beibs Mdnner, bur9 bic Bitten Der
lun9en Wdbaen 3u tbsrmsni9li9sn
Initrengungen ermutbi9t, ma9ten
f4 bann nodmals baran. trob Der
gisrigen 5lammen oie bon allen
tSeiien 6erborsiinaeltsn. bas i9usre
autO bo43ubalten, mas ibnen benn
aud nit 5iIfe anberer, bie insuii9en
berbeigeeilt tparen, selans. 2eioer gu
fpdt. Sas iunse Mdo9sn mar be.
reits st 2uble bsrbrannt unb fonnte
au9 ni9t berborgeaogsn tuerben.
Dale, Der auber ben f9psrsn 8ranb.
wunoen am llntert6rpsr unb ben gei.
men nod innerli&e @erlebuusen babon=
9stragen, mubte bann fofort In bic be.
naabarte Summsrmobnuns bss Ssrrn
Rlante asbra9t tperben, tpo ct Der
pfege bes in3tpii9sn bsrbsissrufsnen
Or. Bennett tibergeben tpurbe.
Die bier iunsen Wdb9sn, usI9s
nit let9tersn 0srlsbungsn babon To-
men, fubrex i'm NutomobiI bes Serrn
Newberser, ber bsrbeigssilt tpar. mad
Der Staot aurtid.
Sr. gtbeI SObns brad f1& beibe
9anb9elsnte.
SRI. Olibs Sobnions p6uig untennt.
Iits 2ei4e wuroe na9 $utewiler:
2eidenbaus gebradt unb bort aufse'
babrt, bis ibrs Vsrmanbtsn Na9ri9t
erbalten t6nnen.
edon bor benz gintrsfsn bsr &C.
rstteten iunsen 2eutc mar bie Mel'
bung oes unglhdfaQes I'm glternbaui,
bes SRI. Orr sinsstrofen unb tief,
Srauer batte Der fr6bli9en GefHim
mung &aum sema9t.
| Sie @ermanbten Der ausmdrtiesr
Sbeilnebmer an Der 5abrt tpurben TO-
sOrt brabtlib bon Der elhdli9en Net
tung ibrer An9eb6rigen aus SObesge
fabr bena9ri&tiet.
i 8Om Muto finb nur nod bic Glen
!t6siIe iibrlg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22

VuI UpU v IuUBeH SeuteU uiItels
nommene Nutomobilfabrt tam 9efern
Nbeno tur3 na9 8 ubr, cine balbe
Weile Dffli9 bon Broab &ippls parf
bsim &iuer-Gabruese gum pl6Bli4en
Mbi9tub. Dos Nuto fttirate in ben
@rabsn am Wsge unb fling Geuer.
Gin iunass Wdbden perbrannte, udb-
rsao bic iibrissn Sniafsn me6r oosr
minberfdpere 0erleburgen baoon-
trusen.
Die iungen Gabrgdfe, usl9e gels'
ssntlia elmer Ssitlidtsit i'm 6uuie bon
Grl. Orr. 1903 Of 10. Strafe, Der
ginlabuns our Muiomobilfabrt Gol9e
lsifsten, maren:
JrI. 9a3eI Orr, 1903 Of 10. Ctr.
Jrl. Snsa Brennan, Wuncie. Snb.
5rI. Clara Brennan, Muncie, Snb.
SRI. @tbsl Sobns, SbelbppilIe. Sno.
Grl. Olibe Sobnion, 2inn, Dbio.
Serr 6. .. Dale, 1903 Oif 10.
Gtrabs.
Sisielben hnttsn bsrsits sini9s Stuns
ben fi9 ber9nh9t unb maren auf bem
Seimtpsgs bonn Brpab &ipple part,
als fi9 bas l1n9liid ereisnete.
Serr 9alp, 3si6nsr in Sienfisn
Der Marion Wotor @ar @ompanp,
lsnfte Die sroBe Wai6ine unb iowie
er fagt. slaubte Ct nit bem @ege gut
betannt 3u fein. tonnte es aber bod
ni9t berbinbern, bob bas cine Rab
iiber ben &anb oes @eges binueg fubr
unb baB babur9 pas Nuto gum Siiir-
3sn gebra9t purbe.
Die srobe unb f9wsreWai9i iiber-
ialus f9 i'm Sale, Dale, Grl. So6n.
ION unb Elm JrI. Brennan gerietben
untsr bisislbe. Die Saterne am bin.
tersn gnbe bes Muto, bic nit petru=
lsut 9eipsif uurbs, lam babur9 auf
ben Ropf gu fte6sn. er8aiOlinebebdlter
erplObirts unb i'm gu ftanb bas groBs
@efdbrt in bsQen 6lammsn. bic bon
allen eeiten unter bemislben berbOr'
3iingelten.
Gum Slid war slei9 5ilfs In be,
Wdbs. Ssrr @m. 5. 9lants, Der bori
Elm 2anbbaus bat, iab bor Der Sbii'
unb iab bas Muto bsranfabren. Ct iaf
bic bier grObsn 2i&ter behelbsn, bi'
ben We9 borauf faft tas6el beleu&te'
ten. plbbli9 bSrte sr einsn 2ra9 uni
oann Warf unb Bein bur9bringenb'
S9reie, bic aus Der nun tpieber pet'
i4war3en 9la4t 3u i6m bertber'
bran9en.
Sa CT aus benz pl6bli9en grlbi&er
Der 2ampsn. iotpie au4 aus benz 6ilfe
rufen i1loB. bab fd bier sine 8ras6
bic abgeipielt, elite CT iofort bilfsberei
3ur STEELE.
gr fanb brei Der Mdb9sn nur lei4
bsrlebt, bur& ben S9redsn aber fat
auber 8siinnuns unb iab oann sund6i
ben unter benz Sibs bss Mutos singe
tlemmten Dale, bsKen 2leiber bsreit!
Seuer sefansen battsn. Wfit iiber
meni&li&er araft selan9 es 6erri
2lante, bas f9were MutO iuusit In bi
p6be su beben, baB Sale unter bsmiel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22

6am m pnb, %. Suli. Watbias
Blinsoa@, Batter bon 5 Rinbern, iif
ratblos iiber bas pl6bli9e @eri&uinben
isiner 6rau. SisisIbs aog $4,000 aus
Der gant unb ieit Wlonta9 bat man
ben ibr ni9ts mebr gsb6rt. Tie ia.
milisnperbdItniKe uaren bie bentbar
beiien, unb hie Grau liebte ibre Jami.
lie. sic aos bas @eIo. bsgab fi8 auf
ben Wes, um eine Wa&barin 3u befu.
Den unb murbs ni9t mebr esIeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22

q 4moub b, %. SuIi. WiIliam
6. Menbenbal, fsuerte sefern stpei
S4afe auf f9 ielber ab unb man be.
far4tet. bob er ferbsn uirb. S9Is9te
@eiunbbeit fsbt man als @runb Der
Shat an.
AMBER on, %. Suli. Sp6n %.
2ambert, 8efbsr Der 9ambsrt @asmo.
tor 5abrit. fubr seftern Nbenb nit fsi.
mem Muto In einen 8elepbonpfofen.
6r. 2ambert murbs bur9 sinsn Sta.
&eIsaun. In ben ct fttrats, TN @eF9t
aur nntsnntIi9tstt 3erriKsn.
st. Wapne, 81. Suli. Ssute
tpurbs Der Gubrer bes MutomobiIs, bor
tpel9em bic pferbe bes Granf @all
i&euten. tpobur& beRen Bob berbet.
geftibrt tuurbe, In Der perIOn bes Sobn
%. 9noIt, bon Der 2noIt.0an Mn-
BARN So. In 6aft ssnommen. 2noli
bebauptet, baB bic pferbe feline 6ur9t
3ei9ten, bis er nit ieiner WaI9ine 10
nabe mar, bab es 3u fpdt war gum
Inhalten.
6 rencebiIle, 81. Suli.
Dor sinigen Sagsn fanb bic 8ruuing
bon gbitb Warfb, Der 19.idbrisen
8o9ter bss gbarles 6. Warfb bon
8incennes nit Wm. ppseit fatt. Muf
Der Gabrt nod 8inesnnes, tpoieIbf bas
iunse ghepaar fi9 bdusli9 nieberlaii.n
uOlIte. fiibrte fie f9on bsrtporrene &t'
ben uno befdnois fpra9 He bon sinsm
sroBen palaff, tpsIAen fe bstpobnsn
MOLTEN.
Im nd9fen 8ass eri9isn He Bel
elmer Mn3abl Na&barn unb iiberal lisb
lie pfannen gum 9u4snbaden. Damn
berfu&te fe irgenb ettpas fur cine grobe
@efellf&aft susubsreiten, absr bas &e=
fultat tpar nur,ss bab He ale 3utbaten
perbarb. gaIb baraus featen fi9 I'm.
fd0s bon Sobfu9t ein unb ibr 0ate,
bielt es fitr geratben, He nod ieinem
2anbfib bel Burnett 5sisbts au nsb'
men, tuo He frens bsua9t unrbs. 6ie,
wurbe He bon Wutbanfdlen betroffen.
10 bob es fur bic 9ausbewobner &C.
fdbrlid mar. In ibrer Ndbe gu tpeilen
Seben, tuelder ibr 3u nabe fam, wollt'
He beiben uno. .Witslieoern Der 5amili
mari fis @si9irr an ben Gopf. Sn be-
3mii9snaeit bate ibr 8a.is iotpobl al
au9 ibr Iater iie bur9 @ommiifoner
auf ibren @eiifessuifanb unteriudsr
lafen uno In beiben Gdllen tpurbe Il
fur irrfinnig bsfunben unb ibre lleber
fhbrung nod benz Woobmsre Srren
aipl an9eorbnet. Sieielbe pirb beat
ober rnorgen erfoleen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22

Suan & den 10 irtb, bic
borgefern nit 3erqusti&tsn Jingern
nod benz Soipital ssbradt uurbe, Be-
finbet fi9 befsr unb ibre @eneiung
i4rsitst rtiiiig bortpdrts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-03
CHARLTON.

Charlton, Aug. Another nice day
for the Chautauqua has passed and
the entertainment for the day was fine
In the afternoon, the Nightingale Jubi-
lee singers gave one of their popular
concerts which was followed by a lee
ture by Hon. G. A. Gearhart. his sub
ject being THE Coming Man" His
c1ally to the young men who could
learn many things that would assist
them through life. In the evening the
crowd Was entertained by Sidney Lam
don. characterist, and was one that
will be long remembered by those pres
ent.
The program for tomorrow, is as fol-
lows:
2:30 p. nl.-Music.
p. m.-Humorous lecture, Yarns of
a Yank," by Hon. w. l. Nolan.
p. m.-Moving pictures, Robert
sons Edison Projectoscope and Enter
tainers.
The Misses Florence and Margaret
Maple returned home Sunday from
their trip to Portland, Oregon and Cal
ifornia.
Smoke Noxal Club cigars, sc.
The MANY friends of George Wiltsey
were pleased to see him out Sunday for
the first time in almost eleven weeks,
since he was injured at the fire at H.
O. Penick's.
Farm loans, 5A per cent net. See
Kelley.
Roy Moore still continues to be SER
iously i'll with fever.
Messrs. Will Redlingshefer and Geo.
Hervey went to Minnesota last ever
ing to work during harvest.
e. M. Press has returned home from
Clear Lake, where he attended a meet
ing Of the Woman lodge.
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CHAPTER xxi
HE peacefulness Of fairyland
was something which Brewster

"HE peacefulness Of fairyland
was something which Brewster
could not afford to continue,
a and with Bertier he was soon
planning to invade it. The automobile
which he was obliged to order for the
mysterious marquise put other ideas
into his head. 1t seemed at once abb
solutely necessary to give coaching
party IN Italy, and, as coaches of the
right kind were hard to find there and
changes of horses most uncertain,
nothing could be more simple and nat
ural than to import automobiles from
Paris. Looking into the matter, he
found that they would have to be pur-
chased outright, as the renting Of five
machines would put his credit to too
severe a test. Accordingly Bertier tel
egraphed wholesale order, which
taxed the resources of the manufacture
ers and caused much complaint from
some customers whose work was unac-
countably delayed. The arrangement
made by the courier was that they
We're to be taken back at a greatly re-
duced price at the end of six weeks.
The machines were shipped at once,
five to Milan and one to the address Of
the mysterious marquise in Florence.
CONTINUED in Next Issue.)
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RATnED DOGS in GASOLINE.
Tries Patent Antl-Flea Treatm ent and
Has Bad Accident

Tries Patent Antl-Flea Treatme nt and
Has Bad Accident.
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 1T N. Jen-
kins Of University place may die as
q result Of approaching dogs with a
lighted lantern after having previ-
ously bathed the dogs in gasoline.
His wife also was seriously burned
and their little child was slightly In
1ured. The kitchen Of his house is
completely wrecked, many windows
are broken and the foundations of the
house are loosened.
Fleas infested number Of Mr.. Jen-
kins' pet dogs and he determined to
FIX" them. he took the dogs to the
cellar, washed them carefully with
gasoline using more than a quart, and
went up stairs. After time he con-
cluded to see how his pets were
standing his treatment, and taking a
lighted lantern he descended into
the cellar. Then came the explosion.
Jenkins was thrown to the floor, re-
ceivtng many ugly burns, and the
dogs were killed. The noise attracted
the attention Of the neighbors and
three doctors were called to the
scene.
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(synopsis in Preceding Chapter)
CHAPTER XX-(COntinued)

CHAPTER AA-(COntlnued
Monty, you are dear. love you
for that. You looked like a Greek ath-
lete. Do you know-it was foolish
but really was frightened"
Child, how could it have happened? '
he whispered, leading her away. "Fan-
cy my little Peggy with no one to look
after her. What beast 1 was to trust
you to Pettingill. 1 might have known
the chump would have been knocked
out by all this color" He stopped to
look down at her, and light came into
his eyes. "Little Peggy in the great
world" he smiled: you are not fit.
You need-well, you need-just me-"
But Mrs. Valentine had seen him as
he stood revealed and came up in
search of Peggy. 1t was almost morn
ing. she told her, and quite time to go
back to the hotel and sleep. So in
Bragdon's charge they wandered off, a
bit reluctantly, bit lingeringly.
1t was not until Monty was sum-
moned to rescue Reggie vanderpool
from the stern arm of the law that he
discovered the identity Of Punchinello.
Manifestly he had not been in a con-
dition to recognize his assailant, and a
subsequent disagreement had driven
the first out of his head. The Door bow
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SYNOPSIS.
Brewster's Millions.

CHAPTER IA supper in honor OF
the twenty fifth Dir ,hday of Mont
gomery Brewster, grandson and heir
Of Edwin Brewster. millionaire. is in
terrupted b the announcement of old
Mr.. Brewster's death. II-Brewster in
herits his grandfather's 100000 He
is invited to dinner by Coone! Drew.
III-Monty offers to aid Mrs. Gray and
Peggy, his foster mother and foster
sister. He receives a letter from Grant
G. Ripley, lawyers, telling him that the
fortune Of his uncle, James Sedgwick
OF Montana has been left to him. Mr..
Swearengen Jones is executor Of the
formed that the Sedgwick fortune is
left to him on condition that on his
twenty sixth birthday. Sept % of the
following year. he be absolutely penni-
less. The conditions forbid him to give
away or to loan any money, but to get
his moneys worth The Sedgwick
fortune amounts to more than Sc 000.-
900. V-Brewster is forbidden to take
any one into his confidence. He be-
lieves himself in love with Barbara
Drew, daughter of Colonel Drew. Mr..
Jones, in Montana. states the condi-
tons under which Monty is to dispose
OF the Brewster money. Brewster en-
ploys his friends to help him to get
rid of the million. VI-Brewster makes
leader He gives magnificent din
ner, after which the glass ceiling
screen falls on the table, running it.
VII-Brewster whips newspaper
nan who sneers at him and Miss Drew
VIII-Brewster asks Jones whether he
may marry and turn the money over
to his wife and IL told to stick to his
knitting" Monty confdes in Peggy,
concerning his love for Barbara. TX
Brewster bets on prize fight, hop
ing to lose. He tells Miss Drew he
Loves her, but gets no decided reply.
His prize fight wagers prove winners.
X--Brewster decides to invest in Lum-
Der and Fuel a falling stock; his pur
chase sends it up, and he makes s5S,-
ster $4,000 He has a quarrel with
Barbara. Highwaymen take Brew
ster's monev and valuables. Kill
Money refuses to identify one of the
robbers and reforms him. Brewster
and Mrs. DeMille plan a ball Miss
Drew returns his Christmas gift
XIII-Brewster loses 100000 in bank
financial disaster, til, condition of his
aid being that Barbara be not told
XIV-At Miss Drews cotillon Brew
Ster makes Low to her. He is repulsed
and breaks finally with her. Ky
Brewster is taken i'll with appendicitis,
ard the ball is called off. Brewster is
operated on and is nursed by Peggy.
He is to go to Florida to resuperate
XVI-Brewster's friends go with him
to Florida. Peggy tries to reconcile
Monty and Barbara XVII-Back to
New York. Brewster's ball cost him
much money His friend, "Nopp r"
Harrison, confesses to having lost $780,
GC0of Brewsters money. He is for
given and sent west. XVII-Brewster
cti
takes twenty five guests to Europe on
a steam yacht. XIX and XN-Brew1
ster saves drowning sailors life \
flower fete on the Riviera costs Monty
several thousands. He wins $40 900 at
Monte Carlo
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-03
MASON WILL SPEAK
1.-THE WORK OF THE PIONEER"
TO BE SUBJECT OF ADDRESS
AT AGENCY AUG. 10.
Annual Meeting Of the Wapello
County Old Settlers Association =
Splendid Program = Large Attend
ance Expected = Good Music.

Inc arrangements have been nearly
completed for the annual meeting of
the Wapello County Old Settlers asso-
citation to be held at Agency, Thursday,
August 10. The program is considered
one of the best ever arranged by the
association and it is expected that if
the weather is favorable the attend
ance will be the largest for several
years.
There will be special rates on the
railroads and there will be several
trains each way on the Burlington for
the convenience of the ottumwa peo-
pie wishing to attend. w. H. H. AS
bury, one of the members of the COM
mlttee on program, returned yesterday
afternoon from Blakesburg. He said
that number of the old settlers of
that vicinity were planning to attend
the celebration at Agency.
The principal address of the day
will be delivered by DR.. o. H. Mason
OF Boone, said to be most interesting
speaker. He Is distinctively an Iowa
man, having been born in Wapello
county and educated in the schools and
universities of Iowa. His subject will
be the Work of the Pioneer"
Music is to be special feature of the
program and will be in charge of Prof.
j. H. Rheem. The morning program
includes the invocation by Rev. G. F.
Cannon, address of welcome by the
mayor of Agency and the response by
Major Samuel Mahon.
In the afternoon will be held the
election of officers and reading of the
roll of departed members by the his
torian. Besides the address by DR..
Mason there will be five minute talks
by Major A. H. Hamilton, F. M. Ep-
person, T. D. Foster, Lester Jay, Will
liam Ramsell. Milo Reno, George w.
Dickens, DR.. D. c. Brockman. A. w.
Enoch, J. G. Hutchinson, A.. N Burns. j.
B. Sax, George F. Heindel, Herman
Snow, Rev. j. G.. Barton.
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LADDSDALE.

5, Laddsdale. Aug. ii. P. Amos, of
Angus, was business visitor in town
on Wednesday. Mr.. Amos says that
the recent rains were like showers Of
dollars to Iowa corn fields.
Gus Donaldson took his tools out of
the mines Friday. He expects to Sc :
cure employment in the Bolton mines
near Oskaloosa.
Mrs. w. E. Evans, of Lucas, spent
Sunday in town with her husband, at
the Hinkle house on Washington St
Joseph Truman, and wife spent Sun
dav in Ottumwa the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. 7. Williams in the west end
Erick Sakerson returned Saturday
from visit at his old home in Keb.
Mrs. j.. H. Miller, of Atlantic, visited
in this locality last week
The company had large force of
mon at work in the mines on Saturday
night, making improvements and start
ed two new entries in the mines the
same da--.
L. P. Joyce of Des Moines, address
ed the miners at their regular meeting
on last Tuesday night. He was follow
ed by R. William and others. Mr..
Joyce resigned as vice president of the
U. M. w. of A, to take effect today.
He is not decided as yet as to what he
will follow in the future.
Miss Eff1e Athertfon and Miss Bessie
Burkhalter, of Eldon. was pleasant
visitors at Sunday school on last Sun
day. The ladies took an active part
in the lesson w. E. Evans of Lucas,
made an interesting talk on the lesson
Misses Athertion and Burkhalter while
in town were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Dandy on Water street.
John Kenny. one of the Oldest resi-
dents of this vicinity, returned on las
Thursday from a two weeks visit in
Oklahoma Mr.. Kenny says the coun-
try Is far beyond his expectations. He
saw corn there that would average 60
bushels to the acre. He expects to re-
turn in short time and purchase a
farm
Miss Annie Halmon. of Newton, Wis
tied in this locality last week,