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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
.EHEZY1 WHL@H
LAPsEs OF GREAT WRITER'S.
Best Authors Do Not Use Most Per-
feet LANGUAGE.


There is not a single great author
in our literature in whose works mum.
erous errors have not been pointed out
or thought to be pointed out. They are
charged with violating rules involving
the purity if not the permanence Of
the language. A somewhat depressing
inference follows from the situation
thus revealed. The ability to write
English correctly does not belong to
the great masters of our speech. 1t is
limited to the obscure men who have
devoted themselves to the task Of
showing how far these Wanted writ
ers have fallen short of the ideas of
linguistic propriety entertained by
their unrecogniZed betters. As a re.
suit of these critical crusades there
is no escape from the dismal conclu-
sion that the correct use of the lam
guage is not to be found in the au.
thOrs whom every one reads with
pleasure, but is an accomplishment re-
served exclusively for those whom no.
body can succeed in reading at all
Rarper's Magazine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
IN VINSON WALSH WAS KILLED AND
OTHERS INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

ton, and both were still very vorns
Thomas Walsh's home is 1920 New
lork avenue, Washington. He came
from 1lpperary, ireland. in 1870, as a
poor boy OF 10 and settled at once in
Colorado. All he touched turned to
riches. There are few Weather miro
owners than Walsh in the entire conn.
try. Educated only in the public
schools, he made 4 close study in his
young manhood Of metallnrgv min
eraIogy and geology. and to good mr..
pose. He invented new methods Of
mining and his great property is the
Camp Bird mines in Ouray. COL Five
years ago lie was made one of the na-
uonal commissioners to the Paris FIX.
position. He has taken great in.
terest in the agricultural DEVELOPMENT
OF the west and is president of the
National Irrigation Association.
That Mrs. Jimmie" Kernochan
should be injured in an automobile
accident is one of the travesties Of
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Remnant Of Middle ACES.

In Edinburgh there is a peculiar
remnant of the middle ages II is
called a close" The city is very
billy end often when the house is at
the top of a hill the courtyard can
only be reached b. descending a long
fight of stairs. The "closa" is the
narrow passaGeway cut through the
house leading to this court, which is
frequently very large and generally
the childrens playground.
The Scotch are very proud of their
tystem of public education. They claim
=. be far ahead Of England in this re.
,ect. Glasgow alone has seventy
seven elementary schCClS. But as TO
the public secondary Or high schools
Scotland has as few of these as Eng.
land has. which means that there are
practically none, and a child cannot
60 to school after he has finished the
grammar school in either Scotland Or
England unless his parents pay tuiti-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Tired Tom Kicker anc His Soda.

lucu ON hiEkET aHC FTiS ScU5.
Tom Kicker Kept a country store in
Shaplcigh, Me. years ago. He vas
coqstitutionally tired; hated to move
unless it was absolutely necessary.
One summer afternoon, when he was
enjoying a nap in his old armchair.
his head tilted back against pile 81
grain bags, customer came in.
Il want a package OF washing soda,
Tom she said
Haven't any" the proprietor GraWk
ed, as he stretched his arms and RAD.
bed his eyes.
The customer looked along the Top
shelf, where he had generally kept ais
washing soda packages.
Why, yes, you have, Thomas; ! see
package of soda up there on the top
Shelf said she.
The trader yawEcd again. and, stili
holding down his comfortable seat, re.
piled:
Yes. | know they's one package
there, but it's the last I've got in
stock, and, yer see, don't want ter
git entirely out or sOdy'
Then he resumed his nap, and me
eXaspcrated customer left.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Where We Get Our Salt

Salt is so common an article that
one is astonished when he realizes
the amount of it produced in the Unit,
ed States during the year 1904. The
number of barrels was 22,O30 COZ,
valued at $6,021,222 In spite of this
enormous output coming mostly from
New York and Michigan, the United
States imported salt to the value of
over half million dollars and ex-
ported 255OS,577 pounds, valued at
$99,066. The deposits of salt in the
United States are not numerous. those
In New York, Michigan. Ohio. Kansas
and Louisiana being The only ones
which are worked communicable
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Ace and Brain Work.

The belief of Sir James Crichton-
Browne that brainworkers achieve
their best work in later middle age
is easily confirmed by glancing at the
career of few of the grand old men
who are still with us, many of whom
are as busy as in their younger days.
Lord Roberts at 70 is still worth t5,000
year to the nation as one of our i'm
perial defenders. Lord Kelvin at 81
may startle us with further generaliza-
tiors on the mysteries of science. Sir
William Higgins at the same age still
explores interstellar spaces, while the
activity of the octogenarian duke OF
Rutland and Lord Wemyss is as ef-
fective as ever in preserving the priv
ileges of our old nobility.-London
Chronicle.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Securing Right of Way.

Crowley. La.-Agents CT the ODc-
tousas. Gulf & Northeastern Railroad
company, the contract iol building
which has been LEI. ale at work Sc
curing rights Of way between Crowley
and Ope!ousas, via Raync II is :a!d
that The company is Waiiire only for
the quarantine 10 lit before beginning
active operations.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Ten Bales of New Cotton,

Rayne, La.-Rayne has received the
first bale of new cotton, It was
brought in by Theodore Baronet, gin
ned at the Mathilde gin, and was sold
to Jacques Well al 10 cents per pound,
with barrel of -four and an oak
dresser as premiums. There are about
len bales in the gin at this writing,
all brought in today. w w. Duson
of Crowley sent in the second bae,
and reached the gin about half an
hour after the Baronet bale had been
unfoaded. Weather is fine for cot
ton and the crop is opening fast.
Rice has been coming in quite lively
this week.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Crews change at crowley.

Crowley, La.-On account Of the zig
id quarantine at Lafayette. train crews
on this division Of The Southern Pa
citic now charge at Crowley instead
Of at Lafayette, winch is division
headquarters. This arrang mcnt is
only temporary and the division head
quarters are still maintained al La,
fayctte.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Two DroMneH.

Shreveport, lathe funeral OF J. y
Hammis. one Of the victims of Sun
days tragedy at Bagley, in which
Hammis ana a companion, Thrcauglif,
were drowned while bathing in inc
bayou, Will be held from his home in
this city tomorrow. Threadgill's re.
mains were shipped TO his home at
Paducah. KY, for burial. Both men
were employed by local firm. Thread.
gill leaves a wife anL daughter wh,s
are at present Oh a visit in Ken.
trcky.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
VANS TO WIN VICTORIES.
aa0Aal Industrial Competition
Now Keen.

'HuuStrlal Competition
Now Keen.
y sense Of modern civilization
I aleraecine war between .occi-
- aaaOns, International competi-
= remains. In this industrial
u Disn power and intelligence
aay, must be--the dominating
y IS recorded of that stall.
genial soldier, Butcher, that
~ Impression of the London of
vas an empowering sense of
,,,s ssauous wealth. What a city
ls,,.s Tue descendant of the wild
GiOes, who had extorted tri-
Ya imperial Rome. is said to
Inn ned. To-day the extent of
81, onmerce gives rise to a SINH
III the mind of manufactur.
saued from Blucher's soldiers.
s contests will range around
~ markets. To secure or
~ hold on these demands
sl,., sOtRing among many conflict,
& J. I II each competing country.
'aese may be suggested. such
~, auVe OF local supplies of raw
lass u capital to exploit distant
slgii.. gSe1her with a fiscal system
& semffaw or semi-manufac-
is aleaal free of taxation. OF
also is it that the artisan
oe sober, Industrious and
s, ille manuic cturer. who is
issD. OF a division in the army
81 needs to be equipped not
ma, scientific knowledge but
nAo. BUSINESS instincts Of or
-. IN all countries certain of
psfties are possessed to a
l,es 8. \ indeed, in America and
silsence departments are
% the manufactures. but
's. ls i reports are isnered.-
eisSy in the Engineering
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

ton fees. In regard to the higher
education of women. Scotland has also
advanced more rapidly than England
The University Of Edinburgh grants
degrees to women, which Oxford and
Cambridge do not do. Edinburgh has
400 women students. Lady Margaret
Hall at Oxford has only lo0 and Newn-
ham at Cambridge $50 and Girton
about the sane number. AT Edin-
burgh men and women attend the
same lectures and classes in most
courses. At Bedford college, the wo-
mems part CT the University of Lon
don, they are entirely separated from
men and are, in fact, not in the same
part of the city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Mexican Charged With Assault

Shreveport, La.--JCnn Arrcnlnlda
was taken into CUSTODY This evening
upon complaint Of Mary Ice OH vie.
The woman charges thai me Mexican
criminally assaulted her l2-Sear-Old
daughter.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

IRE b HNa Walsh, son Of Thomas F.
a, Of Washington, was killed. and
has siber prominent young members
MarFis 4t Newport summer colony were
thorOv he'd In al automobile accident at
eqpirs Twrt R. l.. Aug. 10. The injured
rg pei se Mrs. James L. Kernochan of
spsead, L. l.; Harry 0elrichS, son
seu' u CaaEeS N. 0e!riChS, Of Newport
posts New York; Herbert Pell, jr., son
AeaI' Herbert Pell, of New York, and
y Una! Evelyn Walsh, sister of the man
'"o aFas killed 1t is believed that all
/ aau Injured will recover.
he automobile, which was driven
pIoSeq Dllg Walsh, struck the railing of
Foary sige spanning creek near East
van" Point and plunged into the water.
EHS aeF Walsh lost control of il. Or
ciuue aaeAlne became disabled has not
[ed' asertained.
The vi
TIC Ser before in the history of
sfasR autonobiling has a wrecked
the z aHed SO many persons known to
tnos as the machine that plunged
r on ae railing Of the bridge at New
tne aboard of it were the most noted
OF 'OHan Of society, the son and
p "H1 sa'G Of one of Americas wealth.
Rang kings and two youthful
pms . g foremost families in fashion.
In the dc,
Pc a. loaag Washes, Vinson, who
We o. net and his sister Evelyn have
Of g within the past year or so
|se . wat important personalities in
the aager Newport set. The child
"a ~ multi,millionaire, who has
interesting figures in the newly |
Pans social world. They have
lhtheir father in Washing
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
New Sank a SUCCESS.

Covington, LATHE first five days
Of the life of the st. Tammany bank
and savings bank shows a large bust
ness done Deposits to the amount of
between $4,000 and $4,000 passed
over the counters.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Charlton Epiden'cs in West axe.

Lake Charles, La.-Charbon has be-
come epidemic at West Lake a.HGng
The stock. a dozen valuable animals
having died within the last forty
eight hours. Veterinarians are Try.
ing 10 abate the disease
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

Hoiyfood Palace and AbFey.
The palace and Abbey OF HOlyrooA.
at the eastern extremity of the 0;2
town Of Edinburgh. is always the ats
traction for the tourists. The abbfT
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Dialect Hard to Understand.

The Scotch dialect is very difficult
to understand. STILL being in Scot
land is not like being on the CONT
nent if one cannot speak the foreign
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

Of all the Scottish kings, most of tbem
imaginary.
The central ridge Of the city Is
terminated by the castle on the west
situated on a high rock, the building
completely dominating the tower BE.
meath.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

languages, for here pure English is at
least understood perfectly.
The climate is like that of every
mountainous country, although prob
ably somewhat cooler in daytime than
more southern countries. A curious
thing is that until almost 10 o'clock
at night there is broad daylight n
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

Baton Rouge, La.-Presldent Tho:.
D. Boyd announces that tie opening Of
the next session Of tbs Louisiana State
university. which would occur regu-
larly on Sept. 20, will be postponed
until Wednesday. Oct. 49, This post
ponement i deemed necessary on ac-
count of the Interruption Of trave.
caused by the quarantine.
The state department Of education
is sending out TO all parish supprIn-
tendeIts of education the uniform
course OF study adopted for use in III
public schools Of Louisiana. and all
a list Of the uniform text books adopt
ed by the state board Ct e1ncatiUn
The department is also sending out to
the parish superintendent a course
of study and reading recommended for
use at the meeting Of the parish teach
CrS' associations. The uniform text
books must be distributed in every
parish, within easy access 10 every pu-
pill, by Sept. I. Though the books have
been in New Orleans for some lime,
HE distribution has been greatly ham
percd by the quarantine regulations,
and il is hardly probable that they
will b. distributed through Louisiana
by the first Of next moth.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
Sramatit in Der Yoli,eifatiom.

Vittor Bell bon go. 212 Wef Mtors
ris-StraBe. Elm Is Sabre alter Sunge.
ben man i'm 0erbn4t bate, baB sr
SOispb 6snwOrtb, NO. 1924 etb Bel
mont=Absnus pObhbaft, um Elm pferb
bsfabl, uurbe bur9 bic Sstectibs Ger.
Der uno Srimpe fef9enommen uno per=
bort. Ser 8uri9e 9eHanb, baB er bas
pfsrb ita6l. uno aud Osriudts, bahelbs
su bsrfaufsn. bsbauptsts absr. baB es i'm,
nit oem 8ertaufsn ni9t ernf getpeIen
fei. geu III tibrisens ue9eT elmer
itpsrsn antla9e bersits untsr Nufi9t
9eitelt.
Sm Estectib8immer 3eiste er brands
tif9 our Sede uno iagte, er babe nur bic
Wabr6sit asfproten, ba er benz 9im-
mel FIR feline Worte beranttportli9 iei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
e4oR etmst 0mma MmS iunrSe
berbaftet.

1ater ber Intlass, bsrbur9ene Waf.
fen TN SefBs 9ebabt 3u babsn, fouis
Der tpeiteren 8ei9ulbi9uns bss G9is=
Sens innerbaIb Der stabtsren3sn, tpurbs
geifern Seriep 8ppb, elm S9anttellner
bon go. 525 Wef IL. strabe, bur9
Sergeant 9asermann unb polisiit
6ofbauer berbaftst.
Gopo III bef9uIbist, auf sinen Dumb
geidofen su baben unb als bic geam-
ten i6n an Der gde bon eenate Mbs.
unb pratt Str. trafen, eab Ct JerIen.
gelo, purbe aber nod LANCER Sasb,
wdbrenb psl9er mebrere 69hiIe In bic
0uft abgefeuert murbsn. eingefangen.
8opb's 8esleiter lieb R9 aber ni9t in
feiner 5lu4t be6inbsrn unb es geIanq
tim su enifommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
&sbrte als Ssi9e bsim.

8sfsrn Morssn murbe 2 Weilen
6Hli9 bon Grsenwid, Sbio, Der bier
1920 2srin9tpn absnue tuobnbafte
Grant S9ramm. Elm gremier oes go.
16 Big Sour 3usss swii9en Snbianas
polis unb gleneIanb, Sbio, toot aufs
gefunben. G9ramm berlisB auf ieinem
3use Snbianapolis um 2.15 ubr
Samifug Nu9mit.ass unb erbislt am
MbenO ben auftras bas S9lub3.i9sn
bes 3ugss gu inbern unb ieit Der 3eit
purbs er nidt mebr 9eisben.
Na6bsm Der 3u9 mod 20 Weilen
tpeiter 9efa9ren, ipurbe Der Wann Der-
miBt unb iofort ianbts man eine Rans
gir=2Otomot;be suriid, nod ibm 5u iu'
den, er tpurbe absr ni9t sefunben.
9is Manni9aft bss ipdter bisielbs
Strsde bsfabrenben 9niferbOder Spe'
3ial srbislt bann ben Muftrag, na4 BEN
Mann. umidau su balten unb bteit
fano ben Wsrunsliidten uno bra6t'
i'm nod glebslanb, no bic 2ei4e alli
Besrbi9une borbersitet purbe, uH
bann na9 bier 9eIanbt 3u tpsrbstl
2si9enbeifattsr &spnOlos nabm bic
ielbs in Gmpfans itnb wirb fur Weiter'
bsfOrbsrung osrIslben nod Sort Wann'
Sor9e tragen.
Ser 8ruber bes 0erinalidten
pfarrer %. %. S9ramm in Jor
Wanue, tpirb bort bic 2sidsnrebe on
@rabs balten. Jrau unb 6 2inbef
bas dlteife 13 Sabre alt, bas iiingit
NOD Elm Sduslins bon A MOnatel
psrlisrsn ben grndbrer.
S9ramm seba9te ber sefern ftatt
sefunbsnen giniegnuns isiner dlteite,
So9ter In Der ct. patridssRir9
bei3uuobnsn unb nit berielben aur
srfen Male gum Slid beg Serrn ),
sebsn, unb batte fi3 auf feline 9eim
tebr, bic isst cine 10 traurise iif, 6eB
balb beiOnbers gsfrsllt.
| Die Satin oes 0erun9liidten erfu6
bonn Mblsben ibres Mannes erit eeitsrn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
8aaipieler berbaftet.

Sn Der poli3 citation lief am Sans
tag bic Welbung Elm, bab i'm Union
gabnbOfe sine allsemeine Reilerei i'm
@angs lei unb balb barauf tpuroen bic
gum SnoianapDlis galteam ge6Orens
ben gso. Sidsp unb III. &ot9 in Der
Station abseliefert unb unter Mntlaee
oes tbatli9en Gngriffss gefelt. Wis
psrlautet eeristben bieieIben nit benz
MeRenser i'm galnhOfsgsbdubs in
Streit unb als fie banbsreii1i9 mnr=
ben, siltsn Der polisift 6. $. grosisr
uno Der Wd4ter Serb 2stpis our Shlfe
unb Die 8alipielsr murbsn fefgenom=
men. Yeioe reiiten fp1ter nit BEN
8eam na9 Wilwaufee ab, na9bem,
8hrsi4aft fir i6r grideinsn bor &c.
riGt gefeQt mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
Sfat im Surnerparf.

Die efatipislsr unierer stnbt fole-
ten gefern aablrei9 Der @inlabung
gum Stat=Surnir i'm i96nen $urner-
part. Ser Matabpr Sfat=Rlub baite
bic 2eitung bes Surnir iibernommen
uno bafielbe berlief in b69f anregen.
Der gsislIiser Wsiis. Die tpertbbpllsn
preiie sepannen:
1. Stub. Mauratb, 19. Gpiele.
2. 2ouis Sir9, 500 puntte.
3. Otto 2sonbarot, 3era ses. $50.
a. Wm. &ieb, II Spiele.
5. War 2oedert, 507 punfte.
6. 9appsler, 112 puntts.
z. Wm. springhorn, e9ippsn gsg'
$40.
8. 3beo. 2anebsin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
slaf stedbrtef btn berbaftet.

Den Setettibss Splan' unb 6alsp
esIang ss bsuts 8Ormittag ben Il
Sabre alten pbilipp &eeh aus stew
albnup, Nsp Oort, Der ieit benz 25.
Wai bon bort aus fsdbrieflib berfol9t
uiro, bier 3u perhaften. Die Setetti-
pes bssssnetsn ben Wann On Der SbIo
Str, spiI9en Sslawars uno psnnipl'
banin, Feltsn Srnsen unb nabmen ibn
bann fsft. Rseb mar In Stem Ilbanp
Der eeereidr zines Sotelbeiibers uno
turs nad isinsm gsri9minben fano
man, bGB er In isinen 2ontos stma
$4,000 lluterbalanae babe. st ssfsb1
fsine Sbsntitdt ;u, fa9t aber baB si
nur $4,000 In ieinen @eloern 3u turl
9sueien lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
Der 9emti@e Wonter : @eretm.

Der pionier=8erein beranfaItst am
nd9ten 6onntas, ben Is. SUM-, i'm
@ermania part iein id6rli&es pie.Nie.
@e9en 0Or3eisuns beg @ereinsab-
3sihens, bic in ber @ermania 6ale
ober am Jeftase am ginsang bee
parfs bonn Nrraneements=@ @omite 3u
baben finb. 1T Der gintritt in ben parl
frei. Die Sbelbp StraBenbabn brinsi
bic geiu&er mad benz 10 i9bnsn, fid
aagemeinsr gsliebt6eit srfreuenbsr
part.
@lei43eitig bdlt Der Ierein am nd9.
iten Sonntag i'm part feline resslmd'
bise, monatli9e WeriammIuns ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
Gin perbienter Srinmpb
Cine Shiilerin Ger NC. IS
fieereib
Sn Der Nniiab Goneurren3.

Die preisaufsabe, tuel4e Der Gonl=
msreiaI Club ben S9hlern uniersr bsi=
ben 5p6f9ulsn, Der sbortrio9e unb
Sanofsrtigtsits.S So9i9uls gefeat battle,
bat sifrigsn getuerb our Golss gsbabt
unb bisle borshsli9e Mrbeiten fino bon
S6tilern beiber Sdulsn unterbreitet
uorben. Ssn Sisg in Der 2onturren3
trug cine S9iilerin Der SanbFertigteits-
6ohI4ule babon uno uurbe berlelben
Die bonn Commercial Club ausseiegte
golbens Mebails bsute Na4mittag IN
Der IuIu Der W. &. 8: 9. unter snt=
ipre9enben 5sierli9teiten iiberrei4t.
Srl. Sussl Wiaiams III bic Slid.
li9e, psl9s f9 Die Uiebaiue errang
in sinsm ssiitissn Wetttampfe, on
tuel9em fi9 bic bsitsn 3rdfte beioer
s9ulsn bsibsilisten, unb bic ibr gu
She'll sepOrosns gbruns 1T pObl ter'
bient.
Sas 86ema yWsl9e inbiribuelen
unb 6ffsntli9en 8efrebun9en haben
am msiften gum @eoeiben bon Snbia.
napolis beigetragen" erforberie tti6ti=
sss Stubium Der 6rtli9sn .@reigniiie
unb Der 2otalssi9i9te. Iber midi
nur Der Snbalt bes Iufiabes mar BEL
Der prsisosrlsibung maBgcbeno, ION.
bern bic gor3i9li9teit bas Sietums
9a seiet nun bisier Gieg Der Wt
3. 5. g., bsnn als Elm FOLDER NUT
sr geltsn, baB Die atabemii8en Jd9el
in Der bon prof. gmmeri9 ssleiteter
S9uls ni9t unter benz 9anbfertigteits
llnterri6t lsiben. ionbsrn i'm 8eeen
tbsil 10 grtnbli9 gspflsgt tpsrbsn. bal
elm S9tiler Der Nnffalt ben ni9t lei9
ten Sieg hber bic S6tilsr Der Short
ridge Si9b S4ool bapuntragsn tonnts
Wir freuen uns, bab bas beri9tet
greisniB Die borsagli9en 2e6rreiultat
i'm afaoemiiaen 2ebrfa9 10 tlar uni
iibsr3sugenb barlsgt - rno In bieie
gesiebuns 9sma9te slnsriffe 10 griino
lid miberlegt.
Bei Der us5errei9unQ Der Me6aiQ
an bic fiesrei9e S9ilerin Der 9anb
fsrtistsits=6o9iauls beute Na9mitta
balb 8 ll6r, bielten Wapor 9Olbmau
Sdulrat6s prdfoent Speensp un
Der prdfbent bes Commercial @lu
Inipra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
@eamteamabl tm 9ieoerfraa,.

Ser Snbianapplis 2ieberfrans bieIl
gsfern Natmittag in Der @ermania.
9ale feline reselmdBige @eriammlunQ
ab, bic in Nn6etra6t Der ftattsufinben-
ben 8samienwabl auBerssp6bnli& gut
beIudt mar. Die Wa6l ersab fulsen=
bes &eIultat:
prdfosnt-Soispb 8s6rinser.
8iee PrdFbent = @uItab Weiffen'
bad.
Siri9ent-2arl &iegener.
Setrstdr-Salentin Soffmnnn.
6inan3. .Sefretdr - @uitab Songus
S9abmsifter-Alfre pi9.
1. Bibliosbetar-Ssinrid et5Hlsr
2. Bibliotbetar = @ilbelm Satob
Sabnentrdger = Greb. S9mibt.
Sruitees - Wilbelm Weilanb (fh,
brei Sabre, @ufap 9ermann uni
Wilbelm So9emsisr.
Wir!bi9afts=@ - @uitab Don
gus, Greb. Meper unb Soiepb 3ramer
Muft=@omite - @ufab Weiffen
bad, @alentin 9offmann uno Mlfrel
pi9.
gs tpurbe bei9lofen, f9 an ben
gmpfange 81 gbren Der osuti4en &ieg
in corpore 3u bstbeiligen.
Na9 grlebigung Ginger &outine
@ef9dfte erfolgte oann, ba bic Sci
f9On sismli9 bOrseriidt mar, 0e,
taauna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
Sheriff Soarbier als Trtebeas:
emgel.

Nls Sheriff 90. Sourbier Samffag
Nbenb bic @irtbi9aft an Der Waibins=
ton Ctr. na6s Sem Serisp Ctr. pai-
firte, tpurbe er our9 ben bort bsrrE9en=
ben 2drm beranlaBt na93uishen. unb
oa er bort mebrere Mdnnsr In 2silsrei
fanb, nabm sr ben 27 Sabre aItsn Rop
glart, einen @onbitor, Der feline MbreHe
als 100 Noro Stem Jsriep Str. angab,
fsf. George guiion, 327 Sho Mla-
bama Str., Der bsi bisIsr @slegsnbsii
fi9 In ben Streit mii9ts, tuuroe BEL
Intunft bes 3ufdaia bes @sgss tom=
menben Seputp.Sberiffs WOie Bud
elei9falls bsrbaftt. @larf mirb fiG
tuegen Gngriffss, @uiion tuegen 8sbin.
berung zines geamten au berantuorten
6absn. @larf iolI benz Sheriff er3dbli
6absn, bob SObn SutOr, 3Ol q. State
Str, ber 2sllnsr Der Wirti9aft, nit
ibm In S9ldserei gsratbsn isi unb bar.
aufbin tuurbe oann Sutor aud ber.
haftet.