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The Alaska prospector., 1905-08-10
Cliff of Natural Glass.

A cliff of natural glass can be seen in Yellowstone Park, Wyom- ng. It is half a mile long and from 150 feet to 29O feet high, the material of which it consists being as good glass as that artificially manufactured. The dense glass which forms the base is from 75 feet to 100 feet thick, while the upperportion, having suffered and survived many ages of wind and rain, has naturally worn much thinner. Of course, the color of the cliff is not that of natural glass-transparent and white but it is mostly black. and some places mOttled and streaked with brOwnish red and shades of olive green and brown.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-08-10

ONSttr Day, Aug. p-In toactIh- the peace envoys, President Roose- welt said: "Gentlemen, I propose toast to which there will be no answer, snd to which ask you to drink in silence. drink tn The welfare and prosperity of the SOW creigns and people of the two great nations S.liU cave mei ole aut..,. on the Maytiower. It is my earnest nope and prayer, in tine iuteres, not only of two great power but all mankind. that fast and lasting peace may be speedily concluded between them."
 Portland, Ore. Aug. 6-The jury in the case of Congressman J. N. Williamson. Tn the matter of gov ernment land frauds, has disagreed second time.
 New Orleans, Aug. 6-The situ- ation here remains practically un- changed. There were eight deaths today from the fever. and twenty eight new cases were reported.
 Olympia. Aug. Ex-Governor Mead has ordered the dismissal of half score oi the officials of the state penitentiary for fraudulently de- claring their voting residence to be Walla Walla.
 Seattle, Aug. 6-Harriman, the railroad magnate, states that his road will expend ten millions d year tor improvements in Washing ton, Oregon and Idaho.
 Seattle. Aug. Louis w. Hill, son of Jim Hill. has been appointed president of the Great Northern Steamship Co, to succeed Farrell, resigned. Howard James, of St. Paul, has been appointed vice president and general manager. Oyster Bay, Aug. 7-The presi- dent yesterday delivered sermon in which heem phasized the neces- sity of sound character building,and said that a high moral character was the real essence oi Christian [ life.
 New Orleans, Aug 7-Everv phy sician in the city is enrolled in the battle against the yellow fever. The Marine hospital service, by order of the president, has assumed con trol. The fever has broken out with increased violence and is spreading rapidly. The death rate is also increasing. Quarantine measures adopted by surrounding country has brought business to almost standstiil.
 Cleveland, Aug. "A general strike has been ordered by the exc cutive board of Bridge and Struc- tural iron workers against the American Bridge Co.,. a trust con cern, whose operations extend throughout the country.
 Seattle, Aug. 7-The American gasoline schooner Barbara Hernster was totally wrecked on July 2Sth. at the entrance to Plover bay, Si- beria. The passengers and crew were landed in safety The vessel struck an uncharted rock.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-08-10
Photographic News
 Of The Week

Santa Ciafa as passengers for Val 'dez. It is d race between John Rosene and Col. A. W. Swanitz, | the former backed by New York and European capitalists, whose purpose is to build railroad from Valdez to some point on the Cop per river and to tap both the coal fields of the Kayak district and the copper belt of the Chittyna coun- try. Swanitz, who was formerly. chief engineero of the Alaska Central. has with him twenty men and large amount of supplies, and sa IS he will begin work at once on the Valdez, Copper River & Yukon railroad. Swanitz is supposed to have back oi him the association formerly represented by Helm. :,
 Seattle, Aug. 3-Jack Chester field, who has three times been foiled in an attempts 10 break jail made another desperate attempt today by exploding six sticks of dynamite in his cell in the county prison, blowing out section of the cell, but Wa; unable to escape. Failing to secure his liberty he took a revolver and sent bullet into his head. but is still alive with the bullet in his rain. Chesterfield believed he would be able to blow up the trial judge and sheriff, whose offices were directly over his cell. His wife has been arrested for smuggling the dynamite and revolver into his cell
 Tacoma, Aug. 3-A moral wave has swept over this city. which for fifteen years has been an open town, and everything Is being closed up tight. The sheriff declares there will be no more gambling while he remains in office.
 Nome, Aug. 3-The Nome Mug get says that eight federal officers in that city hold, as iocators by agents. four hundred and fourteen mining locations.
 Seattle, Aug. 3-The steamer Edith left yesterday for the north with d full cargo oi railroad and wharf materials, explosives and gasoline for Valdez and Seward.
 New Orleans, Aug. 3-Although there were five deaths today from yellow fever, the outlook for the checking of the epidemic is more hopeful than at any time since the outbreak of the fever.
 Washington, Aug. i = Judge Wickersham has requested Secre tary Hitchcock to demand tha Governor Brady be called to accoun for making charges which the judg, characterizes as misleading anC faulty and recklessly made ie partisan purposes. The statement which have aroused the ire of Judg Wickersham appear in the repor of Governor Brady to the Secretar, of the Interior for 1904, in which referring to the Third Judicial Div ision, he says: ''People in division No. 3 complain that their cour facilities are altogether inadequate The delays are SD vexatiou and expensive that many criminal go unpunished and many innocen men conclude that it is not wort while to attempt to have thei WTOUgs rignttu. Importan witnesses do not care to be held i custody for a year before they ca testify. Since early spring Judg Wickersham's time has been take up along the Yukon river and a Fairbanks.
 ''On the shores of Bristol ba there were collected this summe between 7.00O and 5000 person connected with the various car .neries. The whoie'rim of the P. 'cific seems to have been represente, There is a United State commissionerand deputy Unite
The Alaska prospector., 1905-08-10

Seattle, Aug. 7-The American gasoline schooner Barbara Hernster was totally wrecked on July 2Sth. at the entrance to Plover bay, s. beria. The passengers and crew were landed in safety The vessel struck an uncharted rock.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-08-10

Five Day Express Service direct between Valdez and Seattle. 'Sailiuss from Seattle May B. June i2, July
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26

- Die bette 5 Gent @i9arre In
Der 6tabt, Wu9o's .2ongfeQom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
@riff sum @iftbeder.
@ieSerssi9lasenbsit bas @Otiu sur 5bat.

Obne einen @runb fir ibre Sbat an=
3ugebsn, nabm gstsrn Gbeno &oie
Mc2ausbIiu, go. 31O8 penoersaft
StraBe, Elm Is Sabre altes UlGo'
den, cine SoFs @arbolIdure 81 fi4,
beren GoIgen iie balo Aarauf erlag.
Die Wutter, usl9e ibre So4ter i'm
Stale Dorfano, bemertte iofort, oab
oieielbe on ben GOlssn zines Sites
lit uno ianots fie ins Saus, pd9reno
fis ieIbsr f9 aufmn9te, Sitfs uno
sinsn Ir;t berbeisurufen. SrOB aler
an9epanoten @esenmittel 9elan9 es
ni9t, bas Mdoden am 2eben 3u ers
baltsn.
Sn tinem on Mmos Griffin, ibrem
9iebbaber ubbr.iFrten 8risfe binter-
ldBt fte bisism sinsn Nbi9ieossruB,
unb iaet, baB bisfss 2sbsn eine S6le
lei, In trel6er meter au Seben tie li9
ni9t entidlieBen tonne, bOlft absr ibn
in Der anoeren gDelt mieber su treffen.
@sri&isbens Wtotibe FIR Die S6at Der
iungsn Sslbfm6roerin iOiuie aud fir
ibre 9fiebersei9lasenbeit tueroen ee-
nannt. Dor mebreren Saeen mar tie
nit 6reunoen 3u einem Sansuersnii9en
asgan9sn unb i6re SHUTTER madte i6r
ipater Bel Der Seimtebr 8ortptirfs
bieriiber.
Strem Sisbftsn iOq He geiast 5a5en,
baB felt ldngersr 3eit elm iunoer Wann
i6r na6Fslle, uno ioll fis tussen bieier
Sa9s febr beiOrst aepeien isin.
@or Snbresfriit etpu berI6ludte bas
iunge Wdb9en cine Naosl. bic ibr ab
unb gu sruBe t0rperIiae S&merssn
psrurla6ts, uno bic 5ur9t, oaB bies
isIbs ibr bieleiat einmul Elm idbes @noe
bereiten t6nne, i9eini Dem Wdo9en be.
fdnbis boresi9psbt gu babsn.
Ser lebters 8runb ideint wObl oei
am meiIten annebmbare fur Die Sbat
3u feiu, ba fie bur9 bic i6r bon bel
NabeI bsruria9ten Sdmsr3sn bdufil
| fab our 8srsweifuns setrieben wurbe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Toli3sili9es.

Sarrp 2ott, elm @ei4irr.
tpaidsr bss Seniion Sotsl, puros oe-
fern Wa&mittas our9 polisiften WOOb=
arb on Der S0inois unb Waibineton
ctr. f.if9enOmmen unb sur Station
seianbt. 2ott lsioet obne 3peifel an
relisiOiem Wubniinn. er belt Dor elmer
msbrere bunoert periOnen Harlem gu.
66reri9aar cine unauiammenbdnssnoe
anipra4e, osren @ipfelpuutt bic ges
tanntmaduns mar, baB sr Der Gar
bon Rublanb isi. 9lls &efsrensen FIR
bisie gebauptuns CAB 2ott msbrere
prOminsnte ghrger Der Staot an.
SObu Suffp, elm 20 Sabre
alter Sunse. tpurbe bur6 bic &abler
Dun unb Shine osrbufts!. Gr itsbt in,
@erba6t bes 9leinbiebFabls.
@Iarence @pri4, 19 Sabre
alt, Elm @lsrt bss Wtarion SoteI, unb
Moiss Warthon, 426 Norb globle Str.,
wurosn our9 bic SetectiDss SOlb uno
8rap berbaftet unb anter Mntlage bes
2leinbieofa gsitelt.
. IN O'grien, 1434 gnsliib Nbs.,
tber ben irrthhmli9er Wsiie bor einis
ger 3eit beri4tet tpurbe, baB er Bel
sinem giienbabnunfals berunglhdi
lei lanoete seitern nit einsm riefsen
9ater in Der Station.
Wilbert Ser n, Elm 20 Sabre
alter Sun9e, Der i4on einen Sermin In
plainnelb abiaB. tpirb als unberbeHsr.
Ii9 oortbin auriidgeianbt peroeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Sie Goroners 11nterin9ums.

Die por benz Coroner sefern 9ema9.
ten Nusineen Der goli3eibeamten 3eis
gen, baB bieIelbsn 9lauben, GOOper iei
bsrielbs Wann, Der bor mebreren Sab
rem SnoianapOlis nit ieiner S4aufel=
lung befudte, sels9entli9 pel4sre meb.
rere aufru6re fiattfanoen. Der oa=
mails bier antusisnse Cooper tuuroe
osrbaftet, unter 8eripre4en, ieinen
G9auplab 81 dnoern, a6sr entlaiien.
Na9 SnTOrmatiOn, pslSe bem @uros
nsr ;ugefieat puroe, mirb 6. Z. @Oos
per ni9t nad SnbianapOlis suriiftOnt=
men, iit aber getuiIt, f4riftli9 feline
Nusfa9en ein3uienben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Gleiae Staotnaari d|ten.

William 5. Sall, % Sabre
Elm alter Srieftrdser, 1T qeitern in ieis
ner WObnuns, 291 Wei IA. GtraBe,
sinem Sersi&lags erlesen.
Granf9ewis aus glilss, Mi9i=
gan, fam geitern na9 BIER uno iOenii-
fi3irte bic beritorbene Sarab @ibion
als feline S6peifer. Die 9eihs tpurbe
geitern NbenO na@ Wti9ignn our 8ser=
oigung geianot.
Trant S. &tesel, Elm Wirtb
1912 Sefferion Gbe., ben man ieiner
Si6erbeit balber unter polbsii9uB
nabm, puroe geitern mad benz ftdoti-
fden 0oipitale gebra9t. &iegel mar
angebli5 sur 3eit ieiner GeFnabme
geifesgeit6rt.
Cornelius Slime erbob
9e9en ben poli3iften Walter Cor por
Dem Si4erbeitsratbs bic gni9ul.
oieun9, baB i'm ber3elbe einen psrb.
2hgner nanrte. Die WOrte ipuen
na9 S6luB elmer 0srbanblung I'm
poli3ei9eri6te, In tpelGer Shine aIs
3euge auftrat, i'm Corridor oes @s.
bduoes 9ebrau9t porben iein.
Sm PoIiaei @efdnes
Mile fanb seitern Ger S9li.Ber Elm
rot6=tueiB.blaues Banner nit ben Bud.
itaben H. T. L. in @olbmalerei Dor.
Sm Centrum bes Banners 1T cine tpeiBe
9tlie nit 3usi ge,rsu3tsn In rotbsm
Gelbe, bon selbem 3irtsl umgebsn.
Sas Banner fammt b6ditnabri9eins
LID aus elmer 2Ogenbale uno muB
burd einen Der 9efan9enen bsritedt
tpprben iein.
Sie2 o m MILTON fiir 6ffsnt=
li9e Gorfan9elesenbeiten bielt seitsrn
In benz Bureau bes Sstretdrs 80. s..
Greeman i'm Staatssebduoe etne 8ers
IammIune ab. gs mar bies Die lsbte
Beriammluns Der 6isberigen 9ommii=
lion. aus tpel9er gilbert 2ieber unb
Sobn @D9rane ausi9eibsn uno beren
pldbe bon Samuel gurtbolbsr BON
@ramforbsbilIe uno 2antin M. Stulb
bon Weitfislo einsenOmmen werben.
Die 2OmmiffOn begiebt ii9 Johann
me6rsre Sage nod Der &sier0ation in
@lart @Ountp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Gin fo!ssaidnsrsr 8eim9.

Nuf griud,n Der Grau Maub Sanbs,
626t 9. Weit Str, perbafteten sefern
Nbeno bic @abler Uernauer unb aib-
miller ben 20 Sabre often @bparb
glate, Capitol abe. unb 6enrp Str.
wobnbaft. glate, Elm Grsunb Der ia.
miIie SANDS, tpar sefiern gaa9mittas
fur tur3e 3eit bort eingsfsbrt unb als
Grau eanbs na9bem Der iunss Mann
fort9egansen tpar. @elb In ibre g0rfe
fieden tuoate, bImibte Re einsn $40.
S4ein. Sa niemanb meter i'm 3in.
mer gepeien war, fieI Der Werba9t auf
Slate. Sn ben 8af&en bes iungen
Wannes fanb man iebo9 nur Elm BHn.
bel gigarretten.pop bor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Die @snifRarre.

Sas 5letenfie6er ober @enidfarre
if In 3ew Oorf, no Die &rantbeit 3us
erf auftrat, i'Bt oerartig aus9ebreitet,
baB ettua 800 neue 5dle isbe 98ode
oemeloei peroen. Die Srnntbsit be.
fdlt msiitens &inber, ME oieielbe fit
nber berpfnn,t unb ausbreitet, it nod
nidt beitimmt fefgeieat.
Sn Snoiauapolis fino nur tueniee
Jdle aufgetreten, nm aber cine Ter=
brsituug Der 4rantbeit gu perbinoern,
unroe bon Der @sfunbbeitsbsb6roe ans
gsoronet, iiber oerartise 4rante bic
Nunrantdne sri ber6dn9en.
Den SDmptDmen Der 4rantbeit iOl=
ten iOiOrt Die 9r6Bte Nufinertfan,teit
gepibmet tperben. Steifbeit i'm @enif
ma9t iib iuerit bemerfbar, oann fOls
gen pIbblia ibuerer Supfi6mera, fal.
tes Tiebsr uno farfes grbredsn. Der
8Opfi6mers ueritdrtt f4, oas 9ino
miro unrubig, tlagt, bnB bas 2i8t
blsnOe uno ftrdubt f9 gsgen pI6Bli8e
@srduI9e.
Wiit benz GortI6ritte Der 9rantbeit
iisllen fi6 S6ielen Der Wu9en, 2rampf
unb Obnma&t elm. Die 2rantbett
erbislt ben Namsn vGledenfisber" neil
f9 bduRg rotbe Gledsn auf Der Saui
;eigen. Sieielben treten aber ni9t Bel
ieber grtrantung an Slsfsnfiebsr auf.
Ser Sob tritt oftmals innerbalb a
Stunben elm. nod benz fiinften Sage
absr III Soffnuns auf 9enslung bOrs
bnnosn. 9lus bier @rtrantten tommt
msiftsns nur elmer nit benz 2sbsn ba-
bon, unb bieier leioet gem66nli9 3eii
isinss 2ebens an elmer 8s9leittrantbeit,
Saubbsit. glinbbeit, 2dbmsns II. I. 10.
Sohsntli9 9elin9t es, cine uirtiams
gebanolun9smet6ooe 81 entoedeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
&sttsts istme Trsibeit.

George 9abis, ben man in New
IIbanp unter Intlage, gngrObbauier
tn 2ouisbile unb anberen Stdbtsn Bee
i9winoelt 3u baben, iu9t, mar sefsrn
IN Snbianapolis, ent9ing aber ben
geb6rben. Sheriff Sourbier bate aus
Sem glbanp 8erbaftsbefeble gegsn So,
big, tpsl9e ibn bss 8robbiebFabIs
seiben, erbalten unb 10 Winuten ipdter
batte Sabis Dor 5risoensri4ter Stout
Strafen fur swei tleinere @ntlasen
our4 feinen Inwalt 8ablen laien unb
mar bsrbuftet. gr ioa Waaren bon
@n8rosbduiern 9etauft 6a6eu, um oie=
fel6en bur6 vNusbertdufe" frfort tpie.
Der ab3uieBsn. Wan glaubt, bob in
Nem albanp Gorberunsen FIR $4,000
BIZ $4,000 gegen ibn i6ueben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Wit sutsa GmpfsblunssR
beriebe;'.

geIFs S9rOeoer, ein iunses Wdos
den bon nusereetp66nli6er S96n6eit,
tuurbe gsftern bon &i9tsr Wbalon un=
ter $1,000 Shr9i9aft ben @roBseiatuo,
renen iibertpieien. Mit Dem auf bic
3hfIeits Der 9lntlage gema9ten 0er=
merle: .9as brittle 8ergeben; elmer Der
i6limmftsn Jdlle Der Stabt !; gsb6ri
in's @efdnsniB" pirb fi& oas Wdo9en
bOr ben SrOB9ei9porenen einfh6ren.
Sor mebrsren Sa6ren fnm bas Mdb=
den nod bier unb balo tpurbs bic Nuf.
mertiamteit Der PoliSei oaour9 auf fis
aelentt, baB Elm iun9es MdSden 2in.
Der aus Der S9ule fernbdlt. Die un=
teriu9un9 er9ab, baB elm iunges Wdo'
den Rinber bon 6-8 Sabrea auf be,
6trabe aufgriff, oiefelben nit fi9 In
bic 8si6dfte nnbm, ben Ginoern ST.
Bisteiteu faufte unb fie gum Stsbler
FIR lie anleitste. SEPT iif fis beidul'
bigt, bon @Oloie Prahe cine fsioen'
8luie unb Elm 3lsib ssiioblsn su baben.
bic fie CUR 3sit ibrer g.rbaftuns bsibs
an bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Gius Saube jassnbIiasr Gta=
BREEDER
0urb 9eteftipes Simon unb gRdnning dr'
. i6dSIi9 sema9t.

Cine Snnoe iugenoIi&er ginbre6er,
10 bsrpsgsn, ME fe In Der @ei9i9ts
uniersr Stnot tpObl no6 uiemals eris
firte, uuroe beute bur9 Die Setettipes
Simon unb Manning fefgenummen.
Ser aus 2nnben bon 6-12 Sn6ren
,uInmmsnoeIeBten 8nnos iOlen fol-
ssnbs Sungsn ais qaitsIieber ansebDrt
ha6ea:
Trso: Orms, alias yPu9p", 512
@sit Senrp straBe, 9 Sabre alt; Carl
@sf, 5O2 Shb 8sIauare StraBe, 8
Sabre aft; 5rant @Oii, pGIappp".
425 Shb Wsit Strabe; SaUe SO5niOn,
9 Sabre aft; See @arnsr, alias
pSutb", II Sabre alt; 9rOOer Sent4,
II Sabre alt; @6arles Sirt, IL Sabre
alt, GOA WsR Merria Strnbs.
Tol9enbe ginbrh6e tuerosn bieier
gnnoe sugeibrieben unb bieielben fOlen
gum SbeiIe ibre S9ulb singefanOen
6aben.
@nffrO's Sru9t Sanoluns, Sao
S:lauare Str, 90 @ignrren unb Elm
tleinsr 8etrag in gaar Snbianapolis
@Offee & Spice Drills Co., mebrere
S6adteln 9augummi uno SabaG ;
O. @. Stouts MboleInle @rOcerp,
$a5af ; 6rso. Sears @anep So. on
Der 8eorgia Str, 9 Giffsn gbOcoIaoe ;
SnoianapOlis SOOl Co., bier purosn
ale 6eniter nussebruden uno cine ll6r
esftOblen ; S9nuu & Co., Waaren'
baus; 5. 0. Sones 3ufer6aus, so pfo.
@ranulirter 3uder; gornifein's Ilts
bnnoluns; Ni6ols 9ruu Co., no su.
erf atusi gum gerianbt feriise 8iten
@anOp ssfiO6lsn uurben. unb ipdter
bann mod cine suriid9elafene 2iife ee-
nommen nuroe. 9nbio SD6niOn, ein
farbigss Nitglieo Der 8anoe foa tibri.
gems Der guri6e iein, Der nit einsm
@lasI9neioer betuafnet, bic S4aufen'
Ter on Der Waibinoton Str. seri9nitt.
@eitere Gntbiilunsen tusrben erpartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
@eitere Serbaftunseu borse.-
ti0mEtett.

Charles 20. &ouier, Na9ttpd4ter in
Der Strumpfpirferei unb Charles
Ssnrp, Elm 4aufmann, wurben 9eitsrn
berbnftet unb unter Inilase ssfeQt,
California 8 2otterieloOie ab9eiest 3u
babsn. Der. Staaten Seputp WarIbaa
Scott srbisit Elm @rprsB. nit
Giletten, iOtpie au9 einen an Ruuisr
aoreifirteu Brief, tuel9er Senrp nit
Der Sa6e in 8erbinbung bringt.
@ommifdr 2Ogan tibsrtpies oeios Mdns
ner ben 8unoess8roB9ei9norenen in
SnOinnnpOlis. geio. ftsltan 8irgs
i9aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26

Inter ben 9luspi3ien beg S6eater=
8erein finbet Jreitag Die lsbte 2ut.
fpiel=Yoritsluns unb oas leBte 9ait=
fpiel Der Saiion i'm gnslifb Spernbaus
fatt.
Niemanb foute fib Die @elssenbeit
snt9eben lafsn burd 8eiu6 Der 0or=
feuun9 gentigeno 9umor uno quite
2aune Big sum 8e9inn Der n69iten
WintersSaiion aufsuipsi9ern. Sas
Stiif Ipruoelt tiber bon tomif9en Si-
tuationsn unb geiifrei6sn Sialogen
uno pirb, our9 bic ausgemdbltsn
Rrdfte Der ct. 2ouiier Sruppe barge.
iteQt. Der er6Bte 9eitsrteitserfols Der
Saiipn tperben.
Die Nufabrung ssruria9t gruBs
untoffen unb ieoer Seuif9e, benz Die
beuti9e ghbne lie5 uno tuertb III,
ioute antpefeno iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Samsa=Sersia oss eo3talen
Surnberetus.

gm nd9fen Sonnerifag, Den ~.
Npril, Na9mittass 8 l1br, beranifaltst
Der @srsin cine srObe gudre-partie TN
Seuti9en 6aus, tuO3u Wait9Iieber unb
bsrsn Greunbe beralib eingelaben fno.
8an benz arrangements @omite finb
ale n6ttisen 0or5ersitun9en setrOfen,
um allen $beilnebmern gere9t su tuer.
ben; i96ne unb usrtbbole preife tpur.
ben bsi9afft, unb ftir bic Samen, bic
nod ni4t tn Die @ebeimnife bes
gu8reipiels einseipeibt finh, iii Elm
2uttOfpisI sOrssfebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26

2ebanon, 26. Mpril. 3urs nod
benz gintrsffsn zines 8riefes, tusl9er
ibr meIoete, oaB ibr 2iebfter, William
@briitp, als Seisrtsur gu 18 WOnaten
Strafe psrurtbeilt purbe, ma9te Warp
Sham, elm 19 Sabre altes Wdbdsn
aus Wbitestotpn einsn Sslbifmoroper=
fu9 mittels GblOroform. gs selans
na9 barter Irbsit, bas Wdo9en am
Seben 5u erbaIten.
Soto m o, 26. glprit. gea9ben
he ibre SO9tsr bergebli9 3um aufge'
BEN bes @ireuslebsns su iiberreben per-
iu9te, tebrte Grau Warp Mtrup nod
Chicago surtd. 5rl. gpeline Mtrup
1T bsim @insline Circus I'm galetie
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Namen gisfslsii uno iein SpieIfame-
rab S9mars ben Sob In ben Welen.
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feiner 70>id6rigen 3usebOristeit our
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pitulanten Der baperif4en Irmee CUR
Nertbeiluna aelanate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-26
Saas Sndebsiu, Der l1nsla6s=
rabe.

9ests Notwithstanding Der Saiion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

the noble English tongue, which has
been thousand years in the up
building, was habitually defiled.
To he brief, the work showed lack
Of proper preparation. If the man had
made his plans and given the work the
thought and study that it required he
might not, it is true, have produced
a great novel; but he surely would have
written one that could not be criticized
as harshly. :. -'.:- ..sz.s2..
Still another man in another city
started mems furnishing store in a
good neighborhood. He made a proper
display of his goods and had an at
tractive-looking store. He failed. lie
could not understand why he should
fail. Men all around him in similar
lines Of business succeeded and were
succeeding. He had an ample stock
and his prices were no higher Than
those Of his competitors.
If he had undergone q rigid self-ex
Summation the man might easily have
learned the cause Of his failure. II
fact, it was not single cause, bu1
MANY causes. One Of his habits wa:
to- sleep late in the morning. HI
opened his store half hour later thai
any Of his rivals. When he went t.
lunch he stopped on the way back t,
drink one or two glasses Of beer ant
to smoke cigar. Three or four time
in the week he went to the baseball
game and left his store in charge OF
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

overconfldence. Failure comes to hun
dreds and thousands from the Same
cause. Remember, that no matter what
else you may do or think, don't permit
yourself to become afflicted with the
mental disease known as overconh'
dence.
Another instance comes to mind. A
certain young man, Of good parentage.
and with frst-class opportunities, de-
termined to take up the study Of law.
His parents were wealthy enough to
permit him to live life of ease. As
q result of this he did not 60 at his
studies with the energy and zest that
was needed. When the time for his
examination arrived his tutors.-and
they were private ones-were compelled
to cram him. He passed the examina'
ton by the skin Of his teeth. He
hung up his sign, received the con-
CALCULATIONS Of his friends, sat down in
a leather bottom armchair, and waited
for clients. They were long time
in coming. He didn't care. He was
known as member Of the bar, and
that was sufficient. Finally, however,
a client did come to him. After sew.
eral days Of preparation, he went into
court to make his first argument. Dur.
ing the course Of the trial it was
necessary to refer to some points OF
law. He knew nothing about them;
he was utterly at sea; he broke down
! he made public failure. The mar