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The Butler weekly times., 1905-12-07
Score Card Of the Missouri Corn Growers Association

DIRECTIONS FOR JUDGING
the only slightly deficient
fraction OF the total allowed or the
requires
EXHIBIT. The OF exhibit should be similar in
shape color and ndenaon For each detective these respects
the exhibit should be cut not to exceed one}pont
MATURITY MARKET should
mould injury The mnss the ear best determined
twisting the hand or by moving kernels with the thumb Cut not
exceed IL points for each that Ia detective.
EAR The shape should nearly cylindrical
possible such usually bear and less number graf
which uniform size shape Cut the exhibit exceed
point for each tapering ear.
(a Kernels Kernels should be Uniform color hats they
should the shade and there should white yellow
samples yeowish caps white Cut O point each kernel
be cut the full limit point 10Y Cob The cobs should all be OF
color For most varieties red cob yellow samples and white cob
samples required Cut point each
three which will squa the exhibit variation the color of
Indication poor selection and careless breeding
should we'll rounded with deep regular kernels
so compacted together around clean shaped cavity Attach
th with the stalk should be about inch in diameter for
sized varieties Cut exceed point for each showing
marked detects in these respects.
should be deep kernels we'll out the end the
regular possible The ideal tip completely but this
largely seasonal characteristic much be laid
point exceed hall point for tips seriously detective
KERNEL The kernels should be uniform size and shape
should be slightly wedge shaped with straight edges M
together but should not be pointed The length should be
hall long the width They should uniform thick
and should good size Remove three
from near the comparison
point for each showing kernels shape
LENGTH The proportion of crcum
length should be three to four the circumference should he
10 inches long should be II inches around third
the distance Cut point for
markedly defective in this proportion.
SPACE BETWEEN KERNELS should
aud should fl. tightly together In the Cut
eed onehaf poin6 for each that seriously defective.
The proportion OF should
than So The cent best determined by Smelling
every exhibit and weighing 1t done with fair de-
accuracy sheng representative Cut * points for
per below this ~ W suggested that at local shows it
might possible enter II 10 allowing the extra TO be
weighed and this determination This will allow the
remaining again exhibited the State show
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Congressman Powers Of Vermont
Uses Pe-ru-na In His Family.

Hon. II. Henry Powers, writes from
Morrisville, VT:
"Peruna l have used in my family
with success. can recommend ii as on
excellent family remedy, and very good
for coughs, colds and catarrhal aI.
fections." ."-H. Henry Powers.
Pe.ru-na Fer Catarrhal Nervousness
and Stomach Troubles.
Hon. W. j. Purman, cN-mcnlber Of
Congress from Florida, writes from lI4
Q street, ~. W. Washington, y. G.:
"From representations to me, and
from my own experience, / feel ilI Cd
in recommending your Peruna t. ,nY
and all persons suffering with catnrrral
nervousness ur stomach trouble. -
W. !, PurnAn.
Address Dr. :. -. Hartman. prr ,.i
or 'I' J. tlt.I+.. .sa4ir.. ..l,. ., ~. GuiH,
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Peru Items.


Late for last week.
(he river drainage surveyors are
\ at work on the southwest cor.
OF Lone Oak township,
darvel NJ rsteller is quite sick with
foaG trouble
butte a number OF the young peo,
OF this nsighborhood went TO the
euppar q Black'sS Saturday night.
lov all rennrt n good time.
There was preaching last Sunday
Rev. Baker, also several babies
tised
Il. Elias Harper and family and
bert Blood aud family visited at
Hart's Sunday.
i. and Mrs. Print Bolen and their
er Mr.. L. Smith visited at the
be OF C. M. Thomas Sunday.
hooping cough is getting thick
bis neighborhood.
bite a number have taken turkeys
own lately. The good prices are
|uraging to the farmers wives.
M. Thomas marketed cattle at
J Hill Saturday.
i. NJ. M. Carroll and family and
Cyrus Requa and family took
ler at Mr.. Lige Requas Sunday.
N. Thomas raised his barn Sat-
y. James Thomas is doing the
(.
huyler Ison visited home folks
week. UNCLE ABB.
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HE above picture of the
man and fish is the trade
mark ofScott's Emulsion,

lutiIh VI OcOJl . LIIlulSlOn,
and is the synonym for
rength and purity. 1t is sold
almost all the civilized coun-
es of the globe.
I the cod fish became extinct
would be u worldwide calam-
because the oil that comes
N its liver surpasses all other
in nourishing and life-giving
perties. Thirty years ago
proprietors of Scott's Emul-
h found a way OF preparing
liver oil so that everyone can
ke it and get the full value OF
oil without the Objectionable
ste. Scott's Emulsion is the
st thing in the world for weak,
(ckward children, thin, delicate
kople, and all conditions of
asting and lost strength.
Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOVINE, CHEMISTS
4Oe-4Is PEARL STREET, NEW YORK
SOC. and 500. Al druggists.
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IWenty-Six Frozen to Death.

Superior, Wis, Dec. 2.-Life-savers
have been unable to get the crew of
the wrecked steamer Mataafa. The
boat has broken out OF water. 1t is
thought that twenty-six men have
frozen to death, as there is no sign
OF lie on board.
1t is the worst storm since 1872
The wind Is blowing 70 miles an
hour and the snow is 6 feet deep in
Northern Wisconsin.
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T IKE A DEMON grip has crossed
II our country, leaving behind scores

IL our country, leaving behind scores
of physical wrecks.
Victims Of catarrh Of the head, catarrh
of the throat, catarrh of the lungs
catarrh of the stomach, catarrh of the
kidneys, catarrh Of the pelvic organs
are to be counted by hundreds of thou
saGds.
Grip is epidemic catarrh, and sows the
seed of chronic catarrh within the
system.
This is so true that few grip sufferers
are able to make complete recovery
until they have used Peruna-
Never in the history of medicine has
a remedy received such unqualified and
universal eulogies as Peruna.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write M once to DR.. Hartman. giving q
full statement OF your case. and he will
be plc. -sl 10 give yod AIS valuable adj
Flco uratl5,
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He Sank His Own Ship.

Ssbastopol, Dec. 4 -Iu the battle
between the rebel and loyal vessels Of
the Black Sea fleet Q mining ship
which had 200 Whitehead torpedoes
and other explosives on board was
sunk by its .commander, who feared
that 1t would be struck by ; shell.
Several regiments with ARTILLERY have
arrived here from Odessa and other
places.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-17
PASSED BY The HOUSE
ANDERsoN's BILL CONVERTING
ALL INSURANCE FEES INTO J.
STATE TREASURY. Fl
STATE HOME FOR AGED PERSONS
PROVIDED FOR IN A MEAS i
uRE IN THE SENATE. z

st. Paul. March 16.-The Anderson
bill, providing for turning into the
state treasury all fees received by the
state insurance commission for the
valuation of policies of insurance scom-
panies, was passed by the house on
Wednesday,. In effect it takes away
the gold mine enjoyed by the lnsur-
ance commissioner the past four years
and gives him a straight salary OF
$1,000 a year. The bill passed by
vote of 76 to 16.
The committee on accounts and ex-
penditures, in Investigating the lnsur-
ance department, advised that the
fees be turned into the state treasury.
and, at the same time suggested as an
offset that the salaries of the Office
be increased.
A bill putting the state oil inspec-
ton department. with its fifty or more
deputies, out of business, was offered
by P. A. Gandrud, and it transfers the
oil inspection to the dairy and food
department. As recompense for the
added duties, he increases the food
commissioners salary $1,000.
For the securing of a better grade
of oil, the gravity test is provided, and
where the fire test is used the standard
is increased. Gasoline is also brought
under the inspection laws.
Demurraae Bill Passed
The house by vote of 1Os 70 c
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passed the Nolan reciprocal demur-
rage bill. The bill was amended in
several important particulars on the
floor of the house. and the debate on
the measure was at times dramatic.
The bill was considered along with
the Putnam bill. which had been Of
fered as a substitute for the Nolan
bill
w. A. Nolan offered bill appro-
priating $4,000 to support the state
live stock sanitary board.
The committee on public health re-
ported a new bill providing for civil
service examination for food and dairy
inspectors. An examining board is
provided and selection of inspectors is
to be made from waiting list
A married woman's property rights
are established and dignified by bill
introduced by George E. Perley Of
Clay. The bill permits husband and
wife to enter into contracts respecting
property Independent of their married
relation.
]. A. Anderegg secured a reconsid-
GRAFTON of the vote by which the school
consolidation bill was lost, Tuesday.
It was put back on general orders.
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A WAVE of temperance reform
seems to have swept over north
western Minnesota. Never in
the history Of this part of the
state has local option been so
generally resorted to or have the
temperance people been so gen
orally successful. It will be in
teresting to observe whether the
local option law proves success
full in these towns the coming
year. From Bagley to Crooks.
ton there will not be saloon and
up and down the Red River Val
ley numerous towns have agone
dry" The success of the move.
ment was quite unexpected and
the saloon advocates are wonder
ing just what it means.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-17

BOSTON is joined to it's bean
pots. Scarce a bakers dozen of
the cultured Bostonese could be
enticed to listen to Parisfal while
the vaudeville houses were crow
ed to suffocation. Whereat Herr
Conried is nightly mad and as
servated with much emphasis
and many repetitions that there
is no art in Boston no, nothing
but bean pots.
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The latest is a lobster trust.
Inasmuch as no one but a bloated
trust bond holder is rich enough
to eat Holsters, the lobster trust
has our best riches. May it wax
big and wax bigger and feed it's
self fat off it's fellow trusts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-17
HOME FOR AGED PERSONS.
Bill in the Senate to Provide a State
Institution.

Bill in the Senate to Provide State
Institution.
Senator Ward, by a bill introduced
Wednesday, seeks to establish state
home for aged and infirm persons. The
necessary site is not to exceed 100
acres and is to be selected by the state
board of control. which will have
jurisdiction over the institution. No
more than $4,000 is to be paid out in
1905.
The purchase of the institution is to
provide a home for both sexes of all
ages who, through old age or infrnity,
are unable to take care of themselves
and who have no visible means of sup
port. Those having means of support
must pay $3.50 per annum.
Senator Calhoun proposes two meas
l1res, one of which provides that rail
road companies in cities over $4,000
shall do nothing to impair street or
roads at crossings so as to render
them unsafe. The other bill is de-
signed to safeguard life and property.
1t compels trains and cars to stop
within from so to $50 feet of a cross
ing. The penalty is from $25 to $500.
Senator Brown introduced bill
which carries a total appropriation Of
$4,000 to defEay the expenses of the
state board Of health for the years
1905 and 1907
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A JAP student has been chosen
one of the six winners in an
oratorical contest at Ann Arbor.
America has need to look to its
laurels in the arts Of peace as
we'll as in the science of war.
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WANTED--For U. S. army able
bodied, unmarried men be-
tween ages of Fl and IS, citi-
zens of United States, Of
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bemidji.
Minnesota.
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official Paper Village Of Bemidji
SUBSCRIPTION SIS PER YEAR

Senator Clapp's Position.
SENATOR CLAPP's speech at
Washington Monday night was a
able plea for the direct or popu
lar election of the president and
of senator's.
The senator maintained that
the president is today nearer tile
people than are the legislative
members Of the government.
That thepresidentis much nearer
to the people than is the national
senate is perfectly patent to all;
the senate is steadily growing
further and further from the
people. Tie only remedy lies in
the popular election of senators,
a reform that must surely come,
although it has been making
Roadway very slowly.
Senator Clapp's incisive words
show that the people of Mime.
sofa made no mistake when they
demanded his return to the sen
ate.
1T is no longer a matter of SO
much public concern" said Sena-
tor Clapp, 'sas to whether or not
the president carries out the will
of congress as it is whether con
gress carries out the will of the
president in passing legislation
that is urged and recomme ended
by him."
II more senators recognized
this fact it would be better for
America.
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A Fayorite Remedy for Babies.

It's pleasant taste and prompt
cures have made Chamb erlain s
Cough Remedy favorite with
the mothers Of small children. It
quickly cures their coughs and
colds and prevents any danger
of pneumonia or other serious
conseq uences. For sale by Bark
er's Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-17
RattIesnake Bill Passed.

: r
Senator I4ougen's rattlesnake bill
passed the senate The bill provides
for a bounty of 81 for each rattle
snake killed.
The first afternoon session was held
Wednesday at the suggestion of Sen
ator Lord, who stated that the senate
was falling behind its work.
The senate Judiciary committee
brought in report for indefinite post
ponement of the bill providing for car
rying on hail insurance business un-
der state auspices. Senator Sund-
berg moved that the bill be printed and
be placed to general orders. The com
mittee's report, however, was upheld
by a narrow majority, and the bill died
ingloriously.
Senator Gjertsen's chiropractic bill
was on the calendar and after a brief
discussion went over.
The board of control reported to the
senate on the feasibility of establish
Ing plant for the manufactu of har-
vester machines at the state prison.
According to the report the project,
while possible, is beset with many diff
ficulties
Senator Dale's anti-cigarette bill to
prevent the sale of cigarettes and
cigarette papers by retail dealers re
ceiVed its quietus by the close vote of
27 to "a In committee of the whole
it was discussed for an hour and final
" recommended for indefinite post
p0QeMent.
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! B | IS N @ R TIL !
{ 7 II E COUNTRY {
"a IA a
Even Lengthy is a-thirst.
{ 'sPioneer BANG at Mizpah.
Aitkin ponders a $4,000 bond
issue.
Ripple becomes a prosperity
wave.
Auction sales are under the
hammer again.
From Bag]ey to Crookston you
can't get a drink.
You can't keep base ball from
the bat much longer.
Erskine's creamery starts
again. They need it now.
Green is the memory Of st.
Patrick in the north country.
The dough for Crookston's
Biscuit Factory is in the pan.
Little Forks hangs to the fray
ed edges of it's hope for a rail
road.
Fine field for the blind pigger
in the north country the coming
year.
Forty-6ve per cent Of Polk
county's teachers failed to
"pass.
That Todd county eagle was all
a dream but it scared pretty
high anyway.
1u 80 w>s
A Rosebud farmer blossoms
out with a championship record
for wolves in Polk county four
teen to date.
Loud winking" o'nights. on
the part of certain skylarkers,
disturbs the rest of the good peo-
olo 0f Tittlo EhrI
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FOR RENT.

TO RENT ~ Furnished rooms.
Mrs. Ed ward Kaiser, 900 Be
midi avenue.
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FOR SALE Mammoth Bronz,
turkey gobblers for BREEDERS.
b. A. Olson. Lock Box 748.
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FOR SALE Eight room house
centrally located. Inquire D.
G. Breneman, lst door west
Of St. Anthony Hospital.
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WANT COLUMN 1h..
81 i5c.Ss
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Fifty young pigs,
five and six weeks old. Yves
Wright.
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FOR SALE-An eight room
house on Fourth street. Terms
reas enable. Box 755 Bemidii.
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The United States senate
wants ito know more and knows
less than any other body we wot
of.
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WANTED Girl for general
homework. Mrs. G.. q. Albrant
or Bemidji Steam Laundry.
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IFNicholas does not quit pretty
soon he will haye nothing left
with which to make war.
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Nothing can be better than the
best Marks lung Balsam is the
best.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-17

A Rosebud farmer blossoms
out with a championship record
for wolves in Polk county four
teen to date.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-17

Loud winking" o'nights, on
the part of certain skylarkers,
disturbs the rest Of the good peo-
pie of Little Fork.
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DO YOU WANT
And for Is cents

HELP WANTED.
WANTED Girl for general
houseWork. e. L. Navlor.
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That Todd county eagle was all
a dream but it scared pretty
high anyway.
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The house BY 9 vote Of Jos to I
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
Gngliihe @mmamit1f.

11nter Der Spibmarfe vWie bic
9inefii6sn Sfldben eepriigelt nerben"
tbeikn Die .Oailp Reps" folsenoes
S9rsiben zines GnslGnbers in Soban>
nesburg nit: sd babe Ia Sage in
ben Minen gearbeitet uno tann, obne
Dioeripru9 fir9ten gu miiKen, iagen.
Dab pGbrsno meiner oortisen 8eiGGf>
tigung fem einsiger Sag beritri9en
1T, obns Dab niGt cine Mbtbeiluns &us
liz fir irgenb Elm te6nif9es @erseben
erbarmunsslos sepriiselt puroe.
Siinfstg Strei9e auf oas blpbe 5tns
tertbeil i9eint oas Minimum. S9on
auf Dem Weg bon ibren 0iitten na9
Dem Wa9aimmer peroen ie BON Der
brutalen dinefH9enp oliaei nit S9lds
gen ms @eii9t uno, mo es binsebt.
traftirt, unb man i9leppt iie ben gam
gen @Des an ibren 3Dpfen. Sm Wahz
simmer eripartet Ser tpeibe Mufieber
Die Spfer. Die poliaei iast ibm. elm
ernites @erbre9en lei begangen tpor>
ben, pobei bas ernfteite ein ni9t re9t=
aeitiges Gri9einsn BET Der @rbeit
i6eint, un6 Ser @uffeber eibt obne ieOe
gersmonie ben 8efebl: 30. Die uns
aliidli6en Opfer iperoen Damn ouf Dem
8ooen ausseitredt, ibr 9intertbeil
miro blobeeleet unb Die brutale pos
li5ei beginnt nit ben so. Die 3uduus
gen unb bas GeitDbn Der Spfer fnb
einfa9 unbei9reibli9. Sd babe NIT
eigener 4ugen gefeben, tpis bas 8lat
mad fpenig Strei9en flob. Wenn bic
priigelei erlebist 1T. tperoen tie NIT
ibren 3Opfsn an Ndsel on Den Sdulen
esbunoen uno slei95eitts ibre 5dnoe
binter Sen Sdulen auiammengefefelt.
Sd forbere irsenb Elm Dement, meiner
GraGbluns beraus. Sic f9tlosrt nur,
mas jeben Gag paifirt, unb mas piele
Mngeftellte gefeben hdben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
s~bierseidmmnaen in SDblem.

Sn Ser Barrier Qfaoemie Der Wti>
ienf4aften puroen iingit bon Captain,
8reuil uno pepronp elm 8ertdt iiber
3ei9nunsen ppn 2Open, 8Gren uno
@binoasroFsn porselest, Die bte @ers
faFer an oen MGnben bon 90blet tn
Der 9oroosne i'm fiiolt4en Sranfrei4
entoedt batten. sic batten beretts Die
5iguren bon pferoen, &inbern, Sirs
f9en, Henntbteren uno Mammutbs
nit Biz gum 8oben berabbdneenoen
9aaren nadseipieien. SEPT aeisten ote
Gorf6er aud Die Gntoedung bon atrei
groben Sbteren oes RaBensef4ls4is,
un6 stpar bes 20tpen an, ferner eine
Daritenuns oes 9Dblenbdren uno ef.b=
lid cine Malerei nit rotbem Stri4.
Die elm R6inoaeros nit p%erldnsertem
aopf bartlett. Die 3eidnrtnsen ftno
70 senou. bab man oie Sbierarten fi4sr
ertennen tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
Neme Gerbaftmngen.
Sfanpal TIM Adsrbaa:S epartement,

Wafbineton, Is. Musuf.
eouin g. 9olmes ST., tpel9er als
6ilfss6 tatiftiter i'm Mderbaubeparte=
r1etlt bsi9dftigt mar, aber In Golge Der
unteriu4un9en In oemieIbsn sntlaHsn
tuoroen NOR, if unter Der Mntlage, R9
NIT anberen beri9worsn 3u baben, UNI
bic Me9ierung 3u bstriissn, bsrbaftet
tuorben.
Die Mittheilung tpurbs bon Bunbes-
Sifrietsanualt Bead bon Sem Dort
gsma9t, no ct bic 8erbaftungsn oss
Watlers 5reo u. psdbam unb Woiss
6aas' bsranlabt bate. IS fnb apei
antlagsn sssen ieoen Der Srei erlOben
tporben.
% aunerbanbe abgeab t.
@bicaso, rs. Aug. 9as 8sr=
f&pinoen BON Sunberten bon 2oHern
bon 8abnb6fen in Chicago, ct. 2ouis
tno Senber in ben lebten beiben Sab.
rem 1T bur9 bic 8erbaftuns bon &ap
Mlori4 BON California unb Daiip
Dean bon Senber auf9etldrt porosn.
8eibe tpurben unter Der Nntlaee ber-
baftet, pelae aus sinsm 2absn seftObs
len su baben. gsi Suraiudung ibrer
WObnung fano bic Yoli3si aablrsi9e
Softer unb cine sroBe Wense 8Oilette=
artitel.
Saifp Dean geffanb, Die Siebfdble
ieien In Der Weiie betrieben uorben,
bab elm uertbloier aoHsr auf cine.
Station nod elmer Na9ba; itatiOn auf.
esaebsn tpurbe. Ra9bsm bies ge-
i4eben. ging bas 5rauen3immer ober
Der Wann au benz @epddmeifer uni
eriudts ibn, nod stuas aug benz 2ofel
nsbmen au biirfsn. @sfattete biele,
es. 10 tpabr bic nd9fe Mufgabe, ben
@bed bes t~pertbloien 9oHers nit BEN
fir sinen anideinsnb msrtbboleren 81
bertauf9sn. @elans es, 10 nabm an
bs% nd9fen Station elmer Der @ompli'
cen auf Den gbef bin ben ~msrt6ooaer
Softer In gmpfans uno psrf4wano mt
i'm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-26
Meberi6wemmmn8
IS Yerionen umssfommeii.

Srinibab, @Olo., Is. Nn9uf.
Na9 elmer 3slepbon . BOtidaft pou
Saftings folen BET Der neberi4mem:
mung in Golse zines Woltenbru9es
oaislbf Is periOnen umgetommer
iein ooer bsrmibt perben. Ge9s
2si9en tuurosn bis iebt 9eborgen.
barunter bic elmer Jrau, tuel4e mod
ibr Is9s Wonate altes 2ino nmtlam'
inert belt.
Inter ben ioentifi3irtsn Sobten fnt
Darn S'Neal, gbas. q. Seblobt uni
6rl. Gannie 5lopot, bic beute Dor
xabaseo auriidgetebrt mar.
Sin DuBenb 9auier tpuroen fortge'
rihen uno ibre BepObner in bic tobenb'
Glutb gei4leuoert.