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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-08-31
SCHOOL BOARD.

At meeting of the Bloom School
Board'held last Friday evening all
the members were present except
Redeker. Prof. Sterner and num-
Der of other teachers were present
and signed their contracts for the
year.
The committee on text books re
ported in favor of some changes in
books, and for a different system of
penmanship from the vertical to the
slant, which was good move. The
vertical hand is not pretty, and
made a good many poor writers.
The vaccination law will be enforc.
ed.
Children who will be six years
old before the holiday vacation may
enter the school at the opening of
the Fall term. Those who will no:
be six until the close of the spring
or summer term will not be admit
ted until after the holidays.
Miss Beatrice Larrabee was elect
ed substitute teacher.
1t was decided that the gradual
ing class of 1906 would be made up
of those making an average of
eighty-fve per cent. and over, and
those having less than eighty-fve
would form the class of 1907.
Treasurer Rutter made his re-
port, and the committee on build
ings and grounds reported that the
new addition to the High School
and other repairs would be nearly
completed by the opening of school
on September 4th. A number of
bills were ordered paid, and the
meeting adjourned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-08-31

ent and consists Of four companies,
each with captain, a lieutenant,
five sergeants, and fifty men, uni.
formed, armed and equipped. They
are authorized to make arrests,
without warrant, for all violations
OF the law, on sight, to act as forest,
fire, fish and game wardens, and to
have all the powers of police in
cities, and Of constables. They are
to cooperate with local authorities
in detecting crime, and apprehend-
ing criminals, and preserving the
law.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-08-31
Potter's Death.
Pushing Investigation in Mud
Pond Drowning. .-Coroners
Jury Finds Verdict.
TWO MEN SUSPECTED.

There are still further develop
ments in the peculiar drowning OF
Arthur Potter in Mud Pond, near
Jamison City. an account of which
was given in these columns last
week. AS the days pass new features
continue to turn up and Col. K.
Bruce Ricketts,, owner of the pond,
is going to sift this mysterious Incl
dent to the very bottom.
After the body of Potter had been
washed large scar was found along
the temple. This scar looks as
thuogh it had been made with a
club or blunt instrument. The
skin is badly bruised and it is
thuoght that there might be a
fracture of the skull.
Coroner Dobson, of Wilkes Barre,
did not take action before Friday
because he thought that the affair
had occurred in Wyoming or Sui
livan county. He was notified,
however that Mud Pond, where
Potter's body was found was located
in Luzerne county. Consequently
the coroner set to work in earnest
and he ordered an inquest to be
held over the remains of Potter.
He also subpoenaed Thomas J.
Georgi aud Harold Kensey, of that
city, the two men who were last
seen in Potter's company before his
death. The men claim they
last saw Potter alive hanging to an
overturned boat and struggling for
his life, after which they say they
left the vicinity and walked about
twelve miles to Harveyville instead
of walking two miles back to Lake
Ganoga and notifying Potter's
friends OF his predicmaent.
1t was learned Friday at the
scene of the mishap that the boat in
which Potter rowed Georgi and
Kensey across the Mud Pond, was
not the same boat that was found
overturned on that body OF water on
Saturday previous. The boat that
the three men used was found Sc.
curely anchored at both ends with
pieces of wire, to which were attach
ed heavy stones as sinkers.
Georgi and Kensey applied after
dark to be rowed across the pond
and when Potter undertook the task
he secured lantern and this was
lighted. In searching the bottom
Of the pond after Potter's dead body
had been re covered, to endeavor tc
locate the bodies of the two supposed
drowned men Georgi and Kensey,
Potter's lantern had the glass globe
showed up and it was supposed that
this was showed up for the purpose
of blowing out the light and the
lantern was then thrown into the
pond.
Potter's friends declare that he
was an expert swimmer and that he
could easily have reached the shore
unless he was interfered with or was
attacked with cramps.
The coroner's jury found that
Potter was drowned by being in
some way thrown out of boat by
Georgi and Kensey. The men were
not arrested but are being watched.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-08-31
]. h. Brugler Drew the Plans.

Sunbury can justly be proud OF
the new home of the First National
Bank which was thrown open to
public business, Monday morning.
For room, elaborate furniture and
elegant appointments, it is not sur
passed in the State.
The new bank quarters are in the
former Harrison Building which
was purchased by the directors two
years ago, remodeled on plans made
by Architect ], II. Brugler, of DAN
ville.-Sunbury Daily.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-08-31
DRIVING CLUB RACES.

Friday was not an auspicious day
for the races arranged by the
Bloomsbury Driving Club. The
heavy rain of the day before and its
threatened continuance kept many
away who would have attended.
But towards noon it cleared little,
and the management decided to
put the races on. The attendance
was very good under the circum-
stances. Music was furnished by
The Bloom Band.
In the 2.4o trot or pace Russell
Drum, owned by G.. w. Drum of
Scranton took three heats and the
race, purse $Ioo. Geo. Rex, own
ed by G. H. Keiter of Bloomsbury
took second money, and Haight's
Fullerton, owned by J. H. Haight
of Luzerne, third, Geo. Alleman's
Mott, fourth. Three other horses
that started were distanced. Time
2.3I4, 2.35, 2.3I4.
In the free for all, county horses,
purse $50, G. H. Welliver's Uncle
Job took first money, A. d. Colds
worthy's Rachael, Of Centralia,
second, Gilbert Kishbaugh's Rose
CORN of Foundryville, third half
mile heats, time, I.I2, I.Io. I.Io,
III.
SATURDAYS RACES.
The clear weather on Saturday
brought out about twelve hundred
people.
In the 2.2o class Garrett H. won
the three straight heats and the
race Happy BaSon, second ; Jessie
Winfield distanced. Time, 2.22,
2.2o4, 2.22H.
Bud L. won the 2.2o race, Cap.
tain Reed, second, Col. Oakly,
third time, 2.2SA, 2.3I, 2.2SH,
2.3o, 2.27.
In the Ala class Sunolo Boy was
first, Uncle Job second, and King
Ben third each heat. Time, 2.23M
2.24A, 2,26.
In the county race all the starters
were Bloomsbury horses. w. A.
Hartzels Rags took three straight
heats, G. H. Keiters George Rex,
second, Geo. Alleman's Mott, third.
Half mile. time I.I3A, I.I3, I.I2.
Rev. DR.. ID. J. Waller returned
to Indiana, Pa, on Monday as tie
condition of his mother continues
about the same, and she is not con-
sidered in immediate danger. DR..
Waller's family have been spending
the summer in Canada
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Mnf Der &siie na@ 9omtsbiQe.

Stabtrntb Sberburn Beder aus
Wilwautse, traf 9efern auf Der &eiie
nod 2ouisbile, 9p., mo er ii9 an
eiuem banquet bes Sarparo Club su
bstbsiliaen sebenti, bier In 8egleituns
ieines @baffsurs Elm, Den etua 800
Weilen betragenben Wsg batten bisiel=
ben In etwa 80 Stunben 3nriidgelest.
Serr Beder, Der zines Der bornebmfen
@iertsl Milmautee's i'm Stabtrathe
bsrtritt, mirb, borausgeieBt Wtapor
&ob tpirb ni9t als 3unbioat ftr Wie-
bsrpabl auftretsn, R9 felber um bic
Nomination gum Wapor bsmiiben.
Ben suten 2anbifraBen Snbiana's
3oQte er groBss Sob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
11nmOtbise Mnfrssans.

Sm piloen @alOpp iagtsn Nmbu.
Ian; uno polissipaesn, iotuis aud bic
&aSlsrpOlisifsn bsuts @ormittag Der
Snbiana 9bs. 3u unb tamen bor bem
8arbisrssi9dfte go. 222 bort gum
5aIte. Die Melbuns mar sin9elaufen,
baB in Der 8srid6nsrunesbubs cine
sroBe 2silerei i'm 8ange lei, in uel4sr
bsrsits Elm Wann, our9 einen S9lag
nit sinsm Stsins auf ben 2opf oa3u
psrnnlaBt, in's @ras esbiRen 6dtte.
Die IoFort bon allen 8eamten an9e-
ftsnts llntsriu9un9 ersab, baB ySea-
con" @rap, Elm Re9sr, Dor msbreren
Sasen in elmer S9ldserei ems auf ben
ben 9opf srbielt unb oaB ct feit Der
3sit benielbsn bsrbunben bate. Seuts
frhb erf9ien er in Der garbierfube uno
oa er niat gang bernanftig fi9 aus3us
orEdsn i9ien, ia6enn Seacons" 5reunbs
fi9 psrnnlnBt, bic poIi3ei au bena9'
ri4tiesn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Yoli;etltaes.

lnter NnfIa9e bes @rob-
bisbfta6ls uu,be Grant Garlep bon
No. 204 Wsf Isrmont.Strabe bur9
bic &ablsr Suu unb Shine berbaft.t.
Garlep iff bsidulbist, elm 5a6rrab ge.
fo6len ;u baben.
CHARLES Sewitt, Der an
Der Ibslaibs-Sirahe 269er In ben
Bargsrfeis i&ob, tpuros bur9 ben
poliaiften Mulpibin feitgeaommen
6ewitt f9ien bic Sa&e bon Der ld6er-
li9en Seite an3uieben uno nabms aud
bann nod ni9t bsfonbers ernf, als man
Jpn auf bic 5Olgen i'm poIi3eigeri4te
aufmerfiam ma&te. st uiro fi9 beuts
bor Gi9ter @balon nerantuorten.
Der & MP sesen bic nebertre.
ter Der 5ubrwerfs- Oroinanaen mirt
unsntwegt fOrtgeiebt uno cine grob'
3abl bsrislben tniro f9 beute 3u bsrant'
tportsn baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Amtumubil nmfdQe meb=
ren iid.
6err Peter !. Sberer, Sehrer
Ger Shortrio9e 5o6idnle,
ibrter5Paft perle5t.

Sn GOaifion nit einsm automObil
ipurbs % ittuo9 Na9mittas Serr petsr
S9ersr, 205 Norb Nrienal IDenue,
bon Der Jatultdt Der Sbortribse So3.
iduIs, idmersli6, bOfsntlid aber ni4t
sefd6rli& bsrlsst.
Na9 8ssnbisuns Der unterri4ts=
funbsn fubr Serr sdsrsr auf isinem
3usirabe bic Sbio Strabe enilans.
Sn Der Ndbs Der 5isblanb apenue lab
er elm ibm sntsssentommenbes Iuto'
mObil, wsl6ss cine itbli4e Wenbung
ma9snb, ani6einenb an Der 5i9blano
Ibsnus sin3ubissen seoaGte. Serr
S9srsr fubr na9 lints, um benz @e-
fdbrt &aum 3u sebsn, als oieies, tuie
sr iast, ploBli9 wiehsr ben @ours dns
osrte unb nit feinem 3weiraoe toli-
oirte.
5err Sderer muroe bonn Gaoe 9e-
i9leuoert unb Elm She'll oes Mutos,
untsr tpel9es er geriet6, 3tpdngte Jpn
oerart fsft, baB er erit na9osm pafan-
ten baB Nuto bo9gebObsn, aus feiner
ssfdbrli9sn Sage bsfrsit uerben tonnte.
Gin Ir3t, Der f4 in benz auto'
mobile bsfano, leiftste benz 0erun9ltd.
ten bic srfs Silfs uno bra9ts ,ibn in
feline Wobnuns, no oann Or. Wasne,
fi9 bsfslben annabm. 6err S4srer
lsibst mod INNER beftige S9merser
haupiiddlit an Der 8ruit uno be,
lintsn Ssite, tpel9e i9wer gequeti4t
muroen. bod ldBt feline itarte Natu,
boffen, bab er in 2tirae f9 bon ben
5ol9en ieines llnfalles fotueit erboler
pirb, baB er trieber bas 8ett berlaher
tann. Sas Sabrrab tpuroe sertriint'
inert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

2afapette, 26. Msai. @bas.
Warb. Der f9 i9uloig betannte, ma5=
renb Der Iebten Monats bier eine 9ln'
3abl Jeuer angeleat 3u baben, purbe
berurtbsilt unb er tuurbe Der Snbiana
&nabeni9ule iibertuieisn, mo ct bon
2-21 Sabren gu perbrinssn bat. @a&
Mnfi9t Der Mer3te bat her 2nabe eine
Wanie itir Sranoitiftung.
Gput6 Benb, 26. Mai. Sobn
&aibDwars, l9 Sabre alt, bsrlor ges
itsrn babur9 iein 2eben, baB er einen
sIsttriiaen 2idtbrabt su nabe tam.
Dies iit bas brittle Spfer bes elettrii9en
Stromss innerbaIb 8 8aeen.
Wernon, 26. Mai. 9ple 2uti9=
bad uno Sofepb Riplinser, bic por 3
Wo9en in Snbianapolis unter Nntlase
Sbomas S9lottman In Nortb 0ernor
pferb unb Wasen eeftoblsn su baben.
berbaftet tpurben, bsfannten f9 i'm
2rsisseri9te i9ulbig unb srbielten i
60 Sage Sailbaft unb $40 Strafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Tsaer tn stner 6isBsrei.

Gin Gra5feuer ri9tete in 6. u.
pott's giiensieBerei beute Wor9en etnen
S&aben bon etna $500 an. Der
S6urmud5ter entoedte bas Geuer nnb
eab ben 4larm nb. &au9 unb Jlams
men i9ofsn bel Intunft Der 6euerusbr
aus benz @ebdube empor, bob mar bas
Tsusr i9nsQ unterorttt. 86eilweiie
0erfi4eruns osdt ben 8erluif. Wan
nimmt an, baB Surten, bic ii9 nnh=
reno Der Arbsit i'm @ebdlte fefffebten,
peiter ela6ten, big bas Seuer gum
Nus5ru9 fam.
Sur9 Geuer, tpel9.s in einenl
@6fal6aufsn sntfanS, tpurbe fur3 bor
Ntittng bsuts bic S6ilus gnptift
2ir9e. Elm einf6di9es 6ol3ge6duoe an
Der Walnut unb Wsf 6tr., In Srano
eeisBt. gsrluf 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Sabreans %.
Amtomobil' 'Siebe eiusefansen.

Sas benz ar3ts Sr. Ssnrp SamsIOn
ssffo6lsns Nutomobil, fowie aud Die
9iebe fino ben Sststtibs @apt. 2innsp,
2ancniisr unb 2oue in bic Sdnoe &C..
fallen unb iobalo bic Rsparaturen .an
osm Quto Der Setettius, tuel9es bel
Der Sago in bic grt9e sin9, bsenbet
fno, tuirb bic Rhfrsiie aneetreten.
Gap 2innsp unb feline 2sute ma9=
ten fi9 seftsrn Na9mittag 3ur Ser.
fOlsung nuf isit 5 ll6r geitern @benb
isoo5, no cine gta9ri9t bon ibnen
aus gratpforbsbils einlief, tpuroe
ni9ts mebr bon ibnen ge6Drt, big isBt
gemelbst pirb, baB fie bas autO unb
bie 9iebe fsItnabmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
SisFser girser in Cincinnati
i9mer berlstt.

gilbert sbirlsp, 80 Sabre alt, 1873
%. 33. Str. tuobnbaft, Reiienoer in
Sienifen Der g. Saber Stationary 60.
In gbicagO puroe am Wittwo9 in @in=
cinnati sisuos umberwanbernb aufss=
funben. Ser Wann rurbe mittelf
patrOlwassu ua9 benz SOipitale se-
bra5t, unb bier ereab ss fi9. bab sr
cine tisfe 9opfmunbs erbalten bate.
9slo purbe bel ibm ni9t bor9efunben,
unb bic golbene llbr tpel9s Sbirlep bel
fib eetrasen baben fOn, tuurbe sIei4.
fals bsrmiBt.
alm Spnnsrftag Na&mittas fanb
man ben Mann uisber auf Der Strabe
in balbbetdubtsm 3uitanbe bor uno
feline tiefigen 8erwanbten iouie au4
bic pOlisei finb Der Infidt, bab er bas
Spfer bon StraBenrdubern puroe.
Die 5rau bes Werunalndten unb
feline bsibsn 2inosr bier finb in bsgrsif'
Ii&er SeiOrsniB unb Der bier on Der
Noro SllinOis Ctr. pobnenbe Batter
bes iun9en Wannes iif na& Cincinnati
absersif, um fi4 ieinss SObnss an3u=
nebmen. Nan bsfiir4tet, oab Shirley
einsn S9doelbru9 erlitt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
g O If = & + O %.

@ofor, MaK., 25. Mai. 8urs
nett, @ummins & Co., Elm Bantge=
iddft an Mias-Gtrabe, ma9ten beuts
banferott. Sie paifba tperoen auf
81, 700, 900 anseseben.
6 apitdn Sob lon berbei=
ratbet.
8ureoo part, q. g., 25.
Wai. 9eute fanb bic 9O93sit @api=
tdn Ri9monb pearion Sobfon's, Bee
tannt aus Der Belaserung bon San.
tiago, nit 5rdulein @ri3elba 3Oufon
SuG I'm gltsrnbauTe Der Braut itatt.
9is 6o9aeit mar eine tiOe In geriid'
R9ti9uns zines $obesfalIes In Der 60
Mile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Sat isime Strafe abssfeHen.


Sbomas Sals, Der i'm Criminal
aeri9te uessn angriffs auf Sbomas
Ssibert gu 90 Sassn @efdnsnibbaft
berurtbeilt purbs, bat feinen Sermin
abesfsRsn. Ssibert, Der in 5olge bes
Ineriffs nit bsm 2Opfe burt bic grobe
Spisseli6eibe zines Bureaus on Der
gds bon Sllinois= uno Waibinstons
StraBe fisl, srla9 tur3 barauf feinen
0erlebungen. Wdbrsnb Der lesten
beibsn Monate mar Sale als Elm @ers
trausnsgsfangener bebanbelt tporben,
10 bab er iosar 81 Sauie geiu9e ma=
den fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Sas Seroitt bes Gorouers.

Sn ieinem RepOrte, psl9en Der Go
roner iiber ben 8ob bes bonn poliaiifen
streit sri9Oiisnsn Sarrp Murp6p obs
siebt, iast er, bob bieier l1ngliidsfal
barauf bintpeiie, baB ni6t sl bel Wor=
fi9t In Der Sanobabung bon @affsn
ansetusnbet tperben tonne, fslbH unter
9ensn. tuel9en bas Rs9t 3uitebe, @af.
fen 3u tra9en. Der Coroner bat iein
@srbiet na6 reini6er nsberlsgung ab=
sessbsn. Die getueiTe, baB bieie Affaire
Elm 3ufan mar. fnb 10 tlar unb hbers
3sugsno, baB ale 3weifel ausgeialohen
fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
9tberati's 8 &apeae tn Tatr &aaf.

Eas furae Engagement BON 3ibe-
rati's MuRttapele bat bstpieisn, bob
oas mufitliebenbe publifum Der 2a-
psas baFslbs SntsrsTs sntsesenbra4te
wie in frh6ersn Sabren unb Obne 3wsi-
fsI mirb ben part bsute Elm 3ablreis
DIES publitum beiu9en, Tim oas
S9lubtOnasrt su h6ren. Sas pro=
sramm fir baiielbs tpirb, pie na9s
ftebenb ausgefiibrt tperben:
5reitag Ibenb.
Wasner YrOsramm.
PART I.
/. reh-Niebelungen.
2. Euphonium-Solo-Song to the Evening
Star.
Mr.. E. Giannone
3. Album Leaf.
q. Vocal Duet-Selected.
Miss valdes, Mr.. Begue.
s. Scenes from Lohengrin.
PART II.
6. Overture-Flying Dutchman.
7. Baritone Solo-Swan Song from Lohen
grin.
Mr.. Begue.
8. Prelude to Parsifal.
9. Cornet Solo Swan Song from Lohen
grin.
Mr.. A. Liberati.
10. "reminiscences of Wagner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Snbianappis, Snb 6reias 26, Nai 1905

Wanne Ibenue Elm unb erbislt au9 bon
ben @ommifdren oisielbe bewillist,
trob Der &emonitrationen bon gli 3.
&itter u. u. SisieIben trugsn bann
bic Sa&e ms @eri9t, ibren Stanb.
puntt bamit begrunbeno, bab gseott
ieit einem Sabre geifiise @strdnfe aus.
seidentt, obne i'm geRb elmer 2icens su
iein. an SOnntasen iein @ei@dft often
sebalten unb Der plab innerbaIb 500
Sub gntfernung zines partes liege.
Der Gaa wiro beute fortsefeBt tueroen.
NahIaBseriht.
&idler Walter srnannte gefern auf
4niu9en Der Grau Dora Sofepb sinen
8ormuno fur ibren g6emann, ba ber=
islbe unfdbig 1T. isinen 8sfb islbfs
ffdnbis 3u bsrpalten. Serr Sol. e.
2iier tpirb bas Gmt bermalten.
Yoli3siseribt.
MIIe bsntbaren gntI9ulbigungen
befam pOliseiri9ter Wballon sefern
bon benen 3u b6ren, bic anaetlasi
!paren, teine Gubrwert. reip. 8iepcle=
2icen3 gu beisen. Die einaise gnt.
i9uloisuns man9er Mnsetla9ten mar,
bab fis es bisber bsrIdumt bdtten, eins
2ieens 3u l6fen.
Der 8rocer q. 3. Stsmart bon
go. 1908 Sf 10. Strabs ertldrte, baE
Elm Witslisb bes Staotratbs ibm eint
Waterialmaarenre9nuns f9ulbig iff,
uno er fsi Der Weinung, sr babe ebeu
10 bisl @s9t, Der Stabt i9ulbig 3u
Iein, tpie Der Staotbater cir
9ts9t babe, ibm f9uIbis au iein,
Der &idter .ertldrte ibm ld9elnb.
oaB bic pripatre9nungen Der Stabt
bdter ni9ts nit ben fdbtii9en @e'
i4dften su tbun tatten.
Die meiffen @eisbestibsrtrster muB'
ten 81 Strafe unb bic Soften bs3ablen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Neme Smeorporattomem.

Sn Der Office bss Staats. Gefretdrs
wurbe folgenbe Sneorporation einse.
rei9t:
Die nS6eIbp Smprobement SO.
Sbelbp, Safe @runtp, capital SIS, :
600; Oirettoren, gbmin g. Didp,
Sames DOTH unb Sames Mrbudle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
SdlmBfsier Der Snomfrteidnle.

am nd9fen SOnnabenb, ben 27. B..
W., Nu9mittass 2 llbr, wiro bic
SnouHriesS6ule fhr Wdb9en ibrs
S1lubfeier in Der SumIinion 9olIe
a6halten.
Or. Mattbins 8. 9ainss, pafiOr Der
@rfisn prssbpterian Stride, uirb Die
Grbfnun9srebe balten.
Na9 sinem fi9 ani9lisbenben muF'
taliidsn 0ortra9e tpsrbsn bic abeeben'
bsn 3dslinss ibre SiplOms srbalten.
Wuiitalii9e unb SolO.gOrtrdse BON
Den Samsn SRI. Santon, SRI. Wilb-
rsb 8arnbiQ uno 5rl. glsonore Mttin=
ion its6en aui benz prOsramm.
Cine tusitere NnIpra9e miro Dr..
gteil Wt8berion balien.
6unoert tlsine Wao9en i'm Nlts,
BON 70 Sabrsn, bic pdbrenb be-
gan,en e9ulin6rss fsinsn eonnabent
nsridumt babsH, tueHn9Iei4 man4'
SIS Meilsn Wees au seben batten.
usrbsn nuf bic gabne mari9iren, I'M
i6re @ei&ente su erbalten. Si'
erabuirsnoen iunsen Samen tperoer
fi9 In ibrsn fslbii perfertiaten, bans'
qema9ten 9Isibern seissn. gun
G9luB mirb Jrau Grant gIan4aro
unter bersn protsttorat bic Saul
fiebt, cine Inipra9e baltsu.
am 8. Suni ma9t bie S4ule elmer
Ausfug nod 5airbieu part.
I'm 5. Suni iif bie lebte Sirettoren
WerIammluns bss 69ulia6res.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
TInfiGbriaer M DrDe r

TunfiG + riger M D rO E r.
Sn Der &ranfenabtbeiluns oes Dir
beitsbaufes bon 2iberpool, England,
ermprbete Elm fiinfjdbriser &nabe tpdbz
reno Der boriibergebenben 4bpef fenbeii
Der Wdrterin Elm neun Wonate altes
9ino our9 6ubtritts uno babur9,
oab er bas bilfloie @eien nit feiner
Sade eritidte. 9lls Der Sunge aur
2ebe gsftent tpuroe, ertlGrte er, 6is
Shat besansen gu baben, neil ihm BIZ
5a6e SpaB ma6te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
9ameasSeretn oes MGuaer9or.

WOrsen, @amFag Ma9mittas. $50
rbr finbet bic bonn Samen=Nerein bes
Wdnner9rrs peran italtete gu9re par.
tie fur Witglieber uno @dite fatt.
Gin 2OttoipieI ptro fur biejenigen
S6eilnehmer arransirt tperbsn. tusl9s
ii9 ni9t an Dem gu9re betbsiligen.I .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

qeter Rabbs 90 ung,
sttpa 8 Weilen uetIi9 bon 2amrence
wuroe bur9 5euer 9dnali9 serf6rt.
Da bas Geuer ni1t re9t3sitia enteedt
muroe, tpnnteu nur wenige Der M0bsl
eerettet uerbsn. Ser 8erIuf, nur
tbsilwsiie bur9 @erfi9erung geosdt,
uirb auf $500 gefddbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

60 Die befie 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Stabt, Wuap's ~2ongfeaom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

Trets8eft@t.
Dor 6pssialri9ter Sames u.
prit&aro tuurbe 9sitern Der ganae 8as
nit arsumentirunasn In Der @&ant.
Iiesna.AnssIsssnheit bes 5rant Gseoit
susebra&t. DerieIbs rei&ts bor einigen
Wo9en etn @siu9 um eine S&ant'
lieen3 fhr bic Wirtbi9aft an 902 st.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-05-25
People of the State should Join in demand that
the Attorney General take imme-
date Action

In justly but firmly with the rail-
ways people by whom
time for the rigid enforcement OF
existing law.
an act to regulate rail-
roads, provide
penalties violation
Throughout
that the maximum
rendered absolutely null and void
by Such is not the fact
statute books but it and should be
by the railways They
applied States district injunction
that confsed
to the Fourteenth amend
to the United States
affirmed.
Attorney smyth applied for and obtained mod
O decree In its syllabus the court said:
present condition Of the business
of the application OF the statute to the railroad
panies question depving will
injunction granted and to make whatever
obstruction placed by the DEGREES these
cases in he way the enforcement Of the law"
maximum freight
forced
vastly changed since 1888 1897 should
1897 application Newbery
without due compensation in 1897 does not follow that
it's not give compensation in 1905.
the application of the law this time
the last Of The Independent
shown profits
whereas the profits the 5697
Nebraska $16,425,4677
Nexberry Iowa law the schedule
practically
declared
The population Of Iowa mile
population
did The Iowa roads in 1908 made profit
52s while the profit mile road Nebraska
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-05-25
Adopted by the Legislature in 8o3 It IS Still the
Statute Books of Nebraska and Can Be
Placed in Full Effect

s2sS317 These
freight Nebraska The New
would from 20 to 35
n a
Of
special session of the legislature The friends Of railway
aon Nebraska regard the proposal anything D farce
The
than the the
be expected that who obtained their election through
legislation
likelihood
the legislation special session? Will these ride Lin
the raways people easily
hoodwinked.
While especially
there little
that will follow railway legislation One Lincoln has
the talk
litigation "a railway bluf which will ighten
Nebraska That sounds extremely we'll but why should the Of
which
relief
with the free question and with other features of the railway
session do aught but enact maximum rate law.
The yorably mentioned
BILL which
articles
the joke But this the bill which those
vhe
menty that constitutional But if
railways and costly litigation
litigation 1t has the
take the duty and
enforced.
page of the maximum
freight rate law approved April H. 1893
&&$$$$&S&&&$$&$&$
RUINOUS PARTIsANSHIP
railways they
must forget pasanshp and abandon petty poces BY sful
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-05-25
RUINoUs PARTIsANsHIP

the people
forget paisansh abandon petty potce
jealousy pride
succeeded wardng of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16

A cigar after your own heart--Lal
Palmas.