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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

There in nothing just az good for ma
laria, chills and fever as DR.. Menden-
halls Chill and Fever Cure. Take it a.
a general tonic and at all times in place
of quinine. II it fails to give satisfac-
ton mail the front of the carton to j. G.
Mendenhall. Evansville, Ind, and get
your money back.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Miss Belle Blackwo0d, who has
been attending the Industrial Insti-
tute at Ruston, arrived on the Winn-
field train Thursday morning, and
will spend her vacation In COlfax with
her sister, Mrs. DIR. w. A. Jones.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Mrs. w. Y. Mccain, of Montgom-
cry, came down last Friday and re-
manned over unit, Wednesday morn
Ing on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
G. A. Wells. She was accompanied
home by her daughter, Miss Angie,
who will visit her for several weeks.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Miss Gussie Fauntleroy, who has
been teaching school Mt Boyce, arriv-
ed In Colfax last Sunday morning,
and will spend the summer here with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. K.
Faunt,eroy.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Miss Lode Griffin, of Tioga. arrlv-
ed In Colfax Monday morning and re-
manned until Tuesday as the guest of
DIR. nj. A. Dunn's family.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Mr.. Policy Smith had his left foot
mashed by log Thursday afternoon
while loading logs In the woods for
the Big Fine mill. The injury ia not
serious, however. and MIR. Smith will
he able to Ike at his work in a few days.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Mrs. j. B. Williams, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. +. Nc
Knight, for the past three weeks, left
for her home In Mansfield last Satur-
dav
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Miss Gladys Dunn, who has been
attending school In Colfax for the
past year, left for her home near
Montgomery last Wednesday morn
3uu
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

A whirlwind passed over Colfax on
Thursday afternoon, twisting three
smOkestacks from the boiler shed of
the Big Pine saw min. No serious
damage was done and it has been re-
vaiv.nf1
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Miss Jessie L. Gray, who has been
teaching in the intermediate depart
ment OF the Colfax High School for
the past session. left for her home
near Nashville, Tenn, last Wednesday
morning.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Mrs. C. E. p. Calhoun, accompani-
ed by her little niece and nephew,
May and Robert Purvis. left Thurs
day night for Mobile, Ala, to spend
several weeks.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27
Lost:

On Wednesday night between school
house and w. u. Lurry's residence, n
gold locket with large IL" engraved
on back. Finder please return to
Big Pine Lumber Company's Office.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Miss Ruby McCook. of Robeline,
arrived last Sunday night and Is
the guest OF her sister, Miss Estelle
McCoOk.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Mrs. f. A. Mathis and children left
for Verda last saturday to visit rel
atives, and returned home Tuesday
morning.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27
Notice.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Of the Colfax Cotton OIL
Co., Ltd, will be held at the Office OF
the company in Colfax, La, on Mon
day, the 5th day of June 1905, at IL
O'Clock q. m. II. s. CAMERON,
26-1mI Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Misses Edith and Gladys Dunn, Of
Montgomery, came down Thursday
evening to attend the musical In the
school building last night, and will
return home this morning.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

A new postoffice has just been estab-
lished at Hargis, with Mr.. j. F. Drew
EFT, the popular farmer and merchant
at that place as postmaster.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Military Bounty Land Warrants.
WANTED-Will pay IS for telling me
who has one whether buy 1t or not.
H. X. KELLEY.
3O-4t. Kansas City, Mo.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Mr.. f. s. Murrell, editor of the Yer
da vernacular. was business visit
or to Colfax on Thursday.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Supt. j. N. Warner was In COlfax
yesterday on business connected with
the public schools.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27
LOCAL DOTS:
Mr.. X. f. Mcknight made a busi-
ness trip to Natchitoches on Wednes-
dav

Mr.. H. b. Faraldo has part Of the
lumber on the ground to repair the
front of his store.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27
A carload of CaddO cotton and
corn fertilizer for sale by j. HI. Me-
Nicely.
Authority to Accept Service.
Texarkana. Ark, ABR. "a. 1906.

To whom IL may concern:
Mr.. v. NJ. Mason, of Selma, Grant
parish, louisiana, has scer named
Agent and Attorney to receive serv-
ice and is authorized to accept same
In the name of this company.
LOUISIANA RAILWAY COMPANY,
26 J.. NJ. BERNARDIN, President.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

Middling cotton is quoted at SIC.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-27

a. Four good building lots In blocks Of the
Colfax depot. slss 50x166H fest. Corner lot viii
be sold for $l75 and three inside lots 3l45 apiece
Those prices viii be shaded to party taking all
four of the lots.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05

and sank back senseless into Ma
souda's arms.
Now, sire" said the old imaum with
a chuckle, you know which OF those
two the lady loves Being a woman. as
usual she chooses badly, for the other
has the finer spirit"
Yes, / know now said Saladin.
"and | am glad to know, for the mat
ter has vexed me much. =
But Wulf, who had paled for mo-
ment, flushed with JOY as the truth
came home to him, and he understood
the end of all their doubts
.sThe Star is well named The Luck .
he said, as bending down he took 1t
from the floor and fastened it to his
cloak above his heart nor do hold It
dearly earned" Then he turned to his
brother who stood by him white and
still, saying:
Forgive me. Goodwin, but such is
the fortune of love and war. Grudge
ii not to me- for when / am sped to-
night the lucl-and all that hangs to
twill be yours"
So that strange scene ended.
The afternoon drew toward evening,
and Goodwin stood before Saladin in
his private chamber.
What seek YOU now ?" said the Sui
tan sternly.
A boom" answered Goodwin. MY
brother is doomed to die before night
fall | ask to die instead of him.
Why, Sir Godwin?'
For two reasons, sire. AS you
learned to-day, at length, the riddle
is answered. It is Wulf who is be-
loved of the Lady Rosamund, and
therefore to kill him would be crime.
Further it is l and not he whom the
eunuch heard bargaining with the cap
tain, Abdullah, in the tent swear it.
Take your vengeance upon me and let
him go to fulfill his fate.
Saladin pulled at his beard, then an
swered:
IF this is to be so, time is short.
Sir Goodwin. What farewells have you
to make? You would speak with my
niece, Rosamund? Nay, the Princess
you shall not see.I and indeed cannot,
for she lies swooning in her chamber,
Do you desire to meet your brother for
the last timer
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05

us meet it as we have met the rest"
'Alasi brother exclaimed Goodwin.
II fear that Rosan~nd Is in sore dan
ger-Rosarnund or another"
Then answered Wulf. turning pale
since we cannot. let US pray that some
angel may deliver her
Aye" said Goodwin, and as they rode
through the desert sands beneath the
silent stars. they prayed TO the Blessed
Mother, and 10 their SAINTS, St. Peter
and st. Chad-prayed with all their
strength. Yet the prayer awaited not.
Sharper and sharper grew GodWin's
agony. till, as the hours slowly went
BY, his very soul reeled beneath this
spiritual pain, and the death which h
had escaped seemed a thing desirable.
The dawn was breaking and at its
first sign the escort of Saiadir's sol +,
dierS had turned and left them, ssfyins-
that row they were safe in their oSvis
country. All night they had ridden
fast and far. The plain was behind
them, and their road ran among hills
Suddenly il turned and in the farming
lights OF the newborn day 81 owed
them a sight so beautiful that for A
moment all that little company drew
rein TO gaze at it. For yOnder before
them, though far away as yet, throned
upon her hills. stood the holy city OF
Jerusalem There were her walls and
=
with the blood OF its worshipers.
scared the great cross upon the mosque
Of Omar-that cross which was so soon
to fall.
Yes. wonder was the city for which
men had died by tens and hundreds OF
thousands. and still must die until the
doom was done. .Saladin had offered TO
spare her citizens if they consented 10
surrender. but they would not This
embassy had told him that they had
sworn to perish with the holy places.
and now, looking at it in its splendor-
they knew that the hour was near, and
groaned aloud.
Goodwin groaned also. but not for Je-
rusalem. OH now the last terror was
upon him. Blackness surged round
him. and in fine blackness swords and
a sound as of a woman's voice mur-
muring his. name. Clutching the POM
mel of his saddle he swayed TO and fro.
till suddenly the anguish passed A
strange wind seemed to blow about
him and lift,his hair; deep. unearthly
peace sank into his spirit: the world
seemed far awav and heaven very
near.
1T is over he said to Wulf. II fear
that RCsamund is dead
IF so, we must make haste TO follow
her." answered Wulf with a sob.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05


No. sire for then he might learn
the truth and
Refuse this sacrifice, Sir Goodwin,
which Derchance will be scarcely to
his liking"
Il wish to say farewell to Masouda,
she who is waiting woman to the
Princess
THAT You cannot do, for, know.
mistrust fhis Masouda and believe
that she; WAS at the bottom of your
plot. have dismissed her from the
person of the Princess and from my
camp, which she leaves-if she has not
already left-with some Arabs who
are her kin Had it not been for her
services in the land of the assa ssins
aid ;fterward | should have put her
To DEATH"
Then said Goodwin with a sigh.
Il desire only to see Egbert, the
Bishop, that he may shrive me accord
ms to our faith and make note of my
last wishes
Good, he shall be sent to you. ac-
cept your statement that you are the
guilty man and not Sir Wulf, and take
your life for his. Leave me now, who
have greater matters on my mind. The
guard will seek you at the appointed
time.
Goodwin bowed and walked away with
a steady step, While Saladin, looking
after him, muttered:
THE world could i'll spare so brave
and good a man.
Two hours later guards summoned
Goodwin from the place where. he was
prisoned and accompanied by the old
Bishop who had shriven him, he. passed
its doors with a happy countenance,
such as bridegroom might have worn
In a fashion, indeed, he was happy
whose troubles were done with who
had a few sins to mourn, whose faith
was the faith of a child and who had
laid down his life for his friend and
brother. They took him to a vault of
the great house where Saladin was
lodged-a large. rough place. lit with
torches, in which waited the headsman
and his assistants. Presently Saladin
entered, and looking at him euriously
said:
Are. YOU stillso the same mind. Sir
Godwin?''
II am"
Good. Yet 1 have changed mine
You shall say farewell to your cousin
as you desired to do. Let the Princess
of Baalbec be brought hither. sick or
we'll, that she may see her work. Let
her come alone"
Sire pleaded Goodwin. spare her
such sight"
But he pleaded in vain. for SaIadin
answered only. I have said
A while passed. and Goodwin, hearing
the sweep of robes. looked up and saw
the tall shape of a yelled woman stand
ing in the corner of the vault where
the shadow was SO deep that the torch
light only glimmered family upon her
royal ornaments.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05

you desire to escape and plots are
made to take you from me, though OF
these plots you say that you and your
woman'-and he looked darkly at Ma
souda-"k know nothing. But these men
know, ard it is right for you, for whose
sake if not by whose command the
thing was done, should Inete out its
reward and that the blood of him
whom you appoint, which is split for
you. should be on Your and no other
head. Now do my bidding"
For a moment RosamunG stared at
the boxes, then suddenly She closed her
eyes, and taking them up at hazard.
stretched out her arms, leaning for
ward over the edge of the dais. There
on, calmly enough the brethren took.
each of them, the box that was near
est to him, that in Rosamund's left
hand falling to Goodwin and that in her
right to Wifi Then she opened her
eyes again, stood still, and watched.
Cousin said Goodwin, before we
break this cord that is our chain of
doom. know we'll that, whatever
chances, we blame you not at all. 1t is
God who acts through you, and you are
as innocent of the death of either of us
as of that plot whereof we stand ac-
cused.'
Then he began to unknot the silk
that was bound about his box Wulf,
knowing that it would tell all the tale,
did not trouble himself as yet. but
looked around the room, thinking that,
whether he lived or died, never would
he see stranger sight. Every eye in
it was fixed upon the box in Goodwin s
hand; even Saladin stared as though 1t
held his own destiny No: not every
one, for those of the old imaum were
fixed upon the face of Rosamund,
which was piteous to see, for all it's
beauty had left it, and even her part
ed lips were ashy. Masouda alone still
stood upright and unmoved, as though
she watched some play, but he noted
that her rich-hued cheek grew pale and
that beneath her robe her hand was
pressed upon her heart The silence
also was intense, and sbroken only by
the little grating noise of Goodwin S
fingers, as, having no knife to cut it,
he patiently united the silk.
Trouble enough about one mans life
in a land where lives are cheap" ex-
claimed wulf, thinking aloud. and at
the sound of hiSvoice all men started
as though it had thundered suddenly
in a summer sky. Then with laugh
he tore the silk about his box asundeI
with his strong fingers. and breaking
the seal, shook out its contents. Lo!
there on the floor before him. cleaning
green and white with emerald and dia-
mond, lay the enchanted Star of Has
SAN
Masouda saw, and the color crept
back to her cheek Rosamund saw
also, and nature was too strong for
her, and in one bitter cry the truth
broke from her lips at last:
mot Wulf! Not Wulf." she walled
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05

This is the last instalIincnt of
''Thc Brethren" Next Sunday
viii begin = story, 10 appear in
two instasInlcnts. which is one
of ti.e great literary sensations
OF tic year, an unfinished novel
by benjamin Disr2eli. Earl of
BcaconsGcld. IL is given exactly
as he left il, IN the midst of an
unfinished paragraph. Tho last
crn publishers owning The copy
right paid tc the Disi-aeIi heirs
the sum of cs.c dollar per word
for each OF Ilc $4,000 words III
the no-ci.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
Gudrs=YartB.

Die Samen bes Socialen Surnber.
ems bielten ssitern Ha8mittas i'm
Seuti9en Sauie cine 2artenpartie ab,
arrangirt bon Grau @iliam S9ul=
mepsr. Jrau Carl Sabi9. Trau &lein
unb Srau 9arle. IS tparen 208 Sa=
men anweienb. bon oenen fd 3u6lf
bsim Soto umtfrtsn, ipdbrenb ale
anhsrsn fi9 in Die 9artsn bertisften.
Golsenbs Samsrl tuaren bic gliidli9en
8euinner
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
@isss-Alta 0rab.
c bpren:


Sacob unb 5rances Gteiser. Mdo=
9sn.-&ap unb @ffie SobniOn, 3nabe.
- @ooo uno Sora SubsnpDrt, Mdos
6en.-albert uno Grace @ibnsp, 3na,
be. = Samu..l unb Sannie 6oloer,
Mdb9en. -SObn uno 9annab @beiB,
Wdb9eu. - @eDree uno Clara Sberle,
3nabe -gernarb uno Mar9aret 2esrs
CAMP, Gnabe. - Sbomas unb 2ia3ie
Sarpe, 3nabe. - Sbomas uno Nmie
Sbarrenbsrg, Wdo4en. g. 6. uno
Mlice Jiscus, 9nabe. - 2atrrsnce uno
Sarriet Mc@opan, 9nabe. Geo. unb
&ena 2aeftman: Wdo4en. -2eoi uno
Sattie 9sa9, Mdb6sn. = Seize uno
MprtIs SuoiOn, 2nabe.
8etraut.
8eorae Sbompion-@olbie 8renneman
Samss Wc2eDo-Marp 3a6l.
SDbn Nrmono-Marp Salmon.
@eoree gberhart-Sulia MaQer.
8efforben:
Wm. 8. @iIion. IS. 825 g. Mii.
iouri. - &Oie Wc2aushlin. 16, 3108
psnosr9aft. - Wm. Briggs, 70. 216
Weft Is -Grantlin Netueom. 70, 1854
q. psnniplbania. - Ssnrp &sn3en.
brint, IS, 800 Sarcod. - Warp Wc-
Soueal, 4 WOnats, Golosn Sil. =
Sarop @opple, Al, Nrmenbaus. =
Samss Wiaiain, 80, 81. StraBe unb
Big Sour @sIsiis. = Marp gaiep. 5,
140 81. Belmont Sophia Stablbut,
but, 81, 420 Sutton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
3 unoesgeri4 I.

SIM Bunoesgeriat rei4te esftern aI-
bert %. Neeie bon 3ionsbile, Snhaber
elmer 8dderei unb zines &efaurants
freimiliee 8antsrott : grtldrung Elm.
Seine S9ulosn helaufsn f6 auf
s1493. 43, bensn CUR Ssdung @runbs
eisentbum, @aarsnoOrrdt5e, Maidi=
men ufp. i'm @eribe bon s1973.1 IL
gsgeniiberIieben.
Sames 6. Ban Sebsnter als Srui Tee
rei9fe sefiern i'm 8unosseeri9t 9lage
tpsgen 8erleSung oes Patentgeisbss
Elm esger Die ga Tapette Gsncs &
Mahine 60.
SObn %. Spissins bon 5ranttOn,
Sno., 'erfanb i'm DECEMBER 1891 Mtg
li@e gsrbeherun9en an Srabteinfrie.
biguneen. St berfaufte bic SdIfte
ieinss gisentbumsrs9ts nm Sames 9.
3ef bon Mrcaoia ur,b beibe er6ieltet1
i'm Ipril 1892 elm patent aussefeat.
Die 8eflaeten iollen f9 bic patsntirts
grfinbuns gu NuBe gema9t baben urb
6absr bic &lase.
poIi3sigeri9t.
Setter 9rissbausb unb George Me.
pberion, Die Dor GINGER 3eit unter
Ieroa6t, bic Court 5ouie @rceerp bee
raubt su baber, usrbaftet murosn, muir.
ben bon Ri9ter Wbauon ben @robses
i9morenen iibermisien. Sriesbaugb
geftanb feline S9ulo unb beiduloigt
Mcpberion, Of, Der Nfaire bstbeiligt
ssusien gu iein. MepberfOn bagegsn
bsfireitet, bon Der Sa9e etpas su
wihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
gu Snoianapolts sefranoet.

@onfabler Sarrp Silbebrano unb
Gsputp. g~ontabler Seer le9ten seftern
Nbeno Ysi9las auf bic g%innabmen beg
unique=S beatsrs, um cine JOrberun9
beg 8eiier Sr3efters fir 800 gu be-.
friebissn. Sas @rf6sinen BEG @on-
ta6lers errs9te ielbfperfdnoli9 srObes
aufiebsn unb bic geiuder behelbsn
be%rlangtsn ibr @slb 3urid, tuOrauf fid
bann bic S9auipieler Der Stod Com.
pasnie sntidlOHen, cine 5rei gOr.
ft.lung gu ssbsn. Der Wanaser Der
@ompasnie, u. 6. MurtOn reifte sefern
nod Cincinnati, ansebli9 um bic n6s
tbissn @eloer our geslei9uns Der bie=
figen S9uloen 3u erlangen.
Sa bas in Der Safe borsefunbele
@elo ni9t our 8eglei9ung Der SCRIBE.
runs bon gsiisr's Or9sfisr rei9te, be-
CAB fid Der @Onfabler ipdter nod benz
6otel, in wel4em bic Witglieber Der
Sbeatergeielidaft lOsiren, I'm aud
bas @epdd b%srisIbsn nit gef9las su
bsleeen.
gs berlautst, baB fir beute uno
Samtus Benefits orfenungen fur bic
Mlitslieber Der on f9 bor3igli1en
$ruppe I'm uniq ue-S bsater beranitaltet
iperben ioler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
@etterbertmt.

Sur "a stnnOsH. .uOsnD 7 rbr TOrgsns, 20. uprtI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28

~ @au&t Bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28

Die Natio1alg retutipe
Der Carpenter Union. tueI9e tpdbrenb
Der lebten 2 Wo9sn bier iberfammeIt
mar, beencigten geitern i6re arbsitsn
uno bic Mitslieber reiffen tpieber nod
i6ren reip. Seimatbsorten ab.
@be man fi6 bertaste, tpurbsn bic
S4ritte, bic Der prdfioeni %. 3. Su.
Der getban bate, ben Iusftanb in Neu
0ort gu beenbisen, g~utsebsibsn unb
ibm 81 feinem grfoIee eratulirte. Man
pirb i9 bon isBt an srntli9 baran
MAIDEN, bic Mit9liebsraabl au Der.
9r6Bsrn.
Senrp % a9tel, elm @irtb
on Der Sbelbp Str, tpurbe i'm poli.
seigeri4te Der uebertretuns oss Sonn.
tagsgeieBss i9ulois ~bsfunosn uno nit
$15 nebt Rofsn bsfraft. Die auf
ausi9ant an Minoeridbriss Iauteno.
alage wurbe fallen geIahen. German
Warrsnburs uno 9lopo 2anslsp, bic
f4 in Der Wirtbi&aft in bic Saars
gerathen tparen, murben nit 81 uno
Soften beffraft.
grnef O. Butler unb
@bsiter Burnett ueroen fi9 am nd9fen
Sonntag nod ST. 8bOmas, 3p. Bee
ssben, um bic 9rtfung fHr ois Iuf.
na6me in bic MiIitdr- ataoemis gu @eR
Qoint a63uleaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28

On erIan6t- aiuh ermdhnen fir brei SABRE nltes
- &inb. 1422 Rerb 9eIapare StrnBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
fall.

WiQie 8lanton 534 Smith Cane,
so9 f9 geftern Nbenb, inbsm er in
einen f4arfen @lasf9erben trat, cine
f9merabafte 8erpunbung am GuBe su.
Sa Der Sunge gu perbluten hrobte,
muBte dratli9e Ollie requirirt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
MnS ben @eridteu.
g u b d t.

Scr TIUIer CeuIgeIo IUutueH 8epeliI
bic 0erbunolunesn in Der 9lage Der
Ssnnie 6earnau9bt gegen Die Snoia:
napolis Street &ailwap So. fortgeIsBt.
Wie am borbersebenben Sage mar Der
@eridtsiaal nit 3ui4auern sefhlt.
Die Strabsnbabn 60. legte Elm Wooeu
Der in Trnoe tOmmenben Weidae, our8
tuel9e bas rnsliid esi9ebsn isin ion,
Dor, bamit bic @si6porsnsn bsHeres
0erffdnbnib fir bic Ga4e befdmer.
ginen redt unwiligen 3eugen madts
Der Silfsiuperintenbsnt %. &. 2ewis,
bsHsn giRigtsit f9 aber itets in bic
9r6Bte 3uDOrfOmmenbeit ummanOelte.
tuenri Der Nnmalt Der betlagten gabn
Tra9en al, ibn ri9tste.
Sie gerbanolunesn psrben 6eiite
fortgsiebt uerbeu.
8or &i9tsr MeMafer fanoen Qsfern
bic Bodybuilding Der 2lage bon &Obert
psbigo seesn bic Snoianapolis Srac-
tipn. & terminal 60. iatt. Sa Die
ftreitenoen parteien su einsm 0er9lei6
ian,sr, tpurbs auf Intras beg Sldgers
bic 2la9e ab9ewisien.
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iamin Date, Der cine @e9'eltla9e
geesn gbparo Jrep ein9ereidt bate,
$200.50 Sugeipro4en. Ser Yetlagte
botte feline 0ertbeibieune sinaerei6t.
Die 2laee Der gursta 2umber So.
gsssn Die Buff ano 8lue Sclitic Stone
60. tpuroe bonn &i4ter absspisfen.
Norman 6. Carer, Der pom @eri9t
iir bic Union Wal paper 60. er=
mamie 8erwalter beri9tete getsrn benz
&i9ter 2eatbers, baB er Die 0prrdi6
unb bic Bureau=W6b Der bertrndten
So. FIR $3.50 baar an goion 8.
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fol9enoe Seftamente our gefdtisung
eineerei9t: bas Der p~eritorbsnsn Nnnie
Srintls. in weldsm 9arrp .. @rintle
unter 800 girsi9aft gum alominitra.
tor beftslt wurbe; basisnige Der Der.
torbsnsn Ssnrietta M. 8inaser; Bruce
ginaeer tuurbs unter 800 8lreI4aft
gum @recutor ernannt.
9reiseeri6 t.
SIN 2rsisssridt fano Dor Ri9tsr
@aen seifern bic @erbanolnng in Der
S9eioungstlaee bon Marp. 6. Me.
Grearp sesen ibren gbemann 1smes
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bic @nti9sibung Dor.
paffor Sobn .. Sobnion Der Afri-
con gaptit Stride. oeien Grau ttir3li@
cine S9siounsstlage tuesen b0swiligen
8srlaheas gegen ibn anbdnaig ma9te,
rei6te sefiern cine @ertbeioi9uns elm,
gr siebt an, oaB am 2. B.. Or. ibm
cine STEELE in ShiO iiberwieIen tpurae;
feline 5rau ueigerte fi6 ibm gu folaer
unb psrlieB i'm. ST berlangt au9 bic
Obbut iiber iein Sinh, ba er fdbig anb
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renb feline Grau tein fdnoiges Seim
babe.
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bling n, %. Ipril.
SIR. Snhiana: Sbeilfpeiie beuOltt beute
Na6tunb am Gannita9 ; seIesentli9 Sbauer
unp @epitterftirme fiibler.
@. &. 8Ibtbs
SectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
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