davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
9ie Sitter Der gfadjt arbeitea
unseF0rt wsiter.

Der Wobnune bon Sohn %. Mab=
ben. $50 Wef IL. StraBs, uurbe wdb'
rsno Der 0a9t bon ginbrs9srn Elm
gsiu9 abgsfattet. Die 8uri9en
our9i9nitten bic SprOhen Der Jeniier-
laosn uno 9elansten 10 in's 5aus.
Oas an 9ano befinbli9e gaargelo,
ettua 81 90 fisl ibnen in bic 5dnbe.
Wm 3ing, 3l3 Bright Str..
wuros eleidfalls beimseiu6t unb SO
in Baar wuroen sefoblen. Die Burr
f&en 3erianiitsn bier bic Gltsgenfenfer
unb tletterten bann, na4bem fe bas
Senifer erbroden, ms s9lafsimmer.
@barles Wsper's Glen.
waarenbanblung, NO. 2l04 Wef Wis
diaan-Strabe, tuurbe bur9 ginbreder
um bier Hsbolpsr bsfo6lsn.
g. BaIineb, No. zoos NIbs
lanb. .Mbenue, tpurbs I'm eine gol6ens
ubr uno eins solbene Brile befoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Wadt feime Mnsiassii.
asruis in beSenfli6er Gage, 8riie itiinbIi4
eripartet.

Nlon3o 2spis, Der init ourdi9nittes
mem 6alie i'm 6oipitale liegt. 3eigt
Symphonic eintretenbsr gomplicationen
unb bic Nerate befardtsn, bab bislei8t
2ungsnsntSiinouns fi3 sntmidelt. ct
befinbst iib in tritii4er Gage.
rleber bic 8orednge In Der bsrbdng=
niBbolsn Na9t bat er, troB aaer
gsriu6s, ibn gum spre9sn gu bews
gen, ni9is bsrlauten lahen. auf bte
5rase elmer 2rantenpflsgerin. tuesbaIb
er bic Jrau t6btete uno oann ben In.
f9las auf fi9 ieIber ma9ts, artwOrtete
er: yWis uifen sic, baB i'd Die Grau
t6btete?4
Sails Der 3uftanb bss Mannss fi9
berT9.!mmert, tpirb Der Coroner tpabr-
i9einli1 cine Nnts Wortem Musiaqe
sntes9snnebmen. 3uei poli3ihen bes
pa9sn 9stpis, Tim stmaiss Jlu9tbsr.
fu4e 81 berbinbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

= Die g Aleifmng Der
Spanbauer Geitungsiperfe, insbeions
bere Der Stabtumpallung, i9reitet
riiitis fort, fie madt AUDI mebrfaae
Sprensarbeiten erforberli4. Sieier
Sage purbe bic Sprengiag bf
&riesstborss untpeit Der neuen S.ss
fanteries s&aierne porsenommen. Oas
seipaltige panaertbor erforberte eine
iiberaus tr6ftige 2abung. um auh
bic ipettsre llmsesenb anf bic @efahr,
bic bic Sprensung eDentnea NIT ita
brtnsen fonnte. aifmertfdm au mos
den, paren 8efanntnla9ungen srIai.
fen iporbsn, In benen bie @preng'
termtne senou ansessbsn tpaIst.
Gbenio mar fiir eine ipeitgebenb& Wts
fperriins seiorst. Die @snalt Der
Sprenguns f4eint aber eine grtbsre
geipefen gu fetn als dngenomnlen
purbs, benn bic Giientiids, t6eilpsif'
bon rs9t reipettabler @rDbs, fislen
pielfqn auf ben 90fen unb Dd4ern
Der Stabt nieber. llnfdle fdeinen ie'
bod niht porsetpmmen az fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Giiofette xnrnneretn
Wteoer: Gr6ffntttt9
oer 3Mrnid)uIe
Nonta8, oett ii. Geptember

MrGie 8urner, 726 gcncorb
Str. unb Sarrp Singleton, 1912
6ablep Str., bic benz Wirtbe Ren
Butter Elm SIS goloithd einbdnbigten,
tpurben beibe berbaftst. Furner III
bei9uIoist, falf&es @sIO I'm 8eRbe ses
babt 3u baben, mdbrsnb Singleton
unter antlase febt, falf@ss Gslo In,
l1mlauf geiebt gu baben.
gine Grau Warb Maion sIaubt In
ben @erbafteten bie beiben Mdnner 3u
ertsnnen. uel&e ibr bor Nonatsfrif
einen $l'S&ein, aus msI9em ein S..
e&ein 9ema&t mar. anbdnsten. gu
oamaIiser 3sit Iisfsn ubrisens eins
aa3abl gei9merbsn anberer qeute Elm,
meI@e aaf dbnIi@e Weiie bef9winbeli
tuurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

Sheriff Sourbier be9ab fi9 sefern
na6 Southport, ba ibm 3u Sbren ge-
torimen mar, bob bort ein 6unbes
taupf faitfinosn fOae. Na9 ldnserem
Su9sn begab er fi4 In bic S9eune beg
Tarmers German @orbes, boo ettua 40
perionsn bsriammelt maren. Tim bem
roben S9auipRle zines 6unbetampfes
bei3umobnen.
Mls Der Sheriff bic Nrena betrat,
ruar borldufis ein GROCER Yullenbeiber
i'm Circus. Sie meiitsn Der Mnueien'
ben ertannten .goop" iOfOrt unb er'
sriifen bas 5aIenpanier, fi9 auf einem
grprsbtpagsn babon ma9enb. Sa ba!
S6aufpisI nod ni9t besonnen batt
unb fomit tsine getpsiie fur cine @e
Isbssilbertretuns 3u erlangen uaren
tonnnten teine 0erbaftungen porge
nommen tperhen.
Sn ben lsBten Wo9en iolen mehrer
oerartise robe 8orfh6rungen fattSe
funbsn baben unb elmer Der 6uno
Ooafdnbig 3erriRen tuoroen isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
e t urn 8 t1 u t BEN.

Bra3il, 10. Sept. Gin gpeIon
3og gefsrn gfa9mittag an unIerer Gtabt
boriiber. Cine 6 2anbfrede, etua 200
Darbs brett unb IL Meilen lang,
purbe bon bemieIben bstroffen. Ms1.
rere 6duier, bic bi4t bsim pfabs bes
WirbeIwinbes fanben, tpurbsn bei9d.
oiet; get6btet aber murbe Niemanb.
S9wsre f9mar3e Wolfen beglsiteien ben
Sturm, unb es tuar 10 bunfel, bab
man 2ampen an3tinben mnbts. Wan
b6rte Elm lautes Sofes, bod bate Nis-
manb eine I6nuns bon benz Sturms,
bis oerieIbe ipirtli9 bier mar. gisls
stdQe unb 9euf@obsr murbsn 3erFbrt.
0as 9 9ienenbett olI
erneuert merben.
@ofben, 10. Sept. Die Big.
Gour'Gabn bat tn Wew paris $50
Meres 6anbsrubsn anssfauft. nit Der
MbR9t. bic gair3e BahnIinie BON Ben.
ton 4atbor, Mi@., Biz nod Mnberion,
Snb., nsu auff9titten su lafeu. gs
iollsn Biz 3u $120 fur ben Mcre bsaablt
morben fein. Nsue S4tensn iollen
ebenfals eeleQt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Yfero i4sate bor eiaem Gage.

Setter Sobbs, sin Jarmsr aus @len
Walep, Der gefern In ieinsm Bua9p
bic Stabt beIu9ts, erlitt S9iffbru9,
inoem iein pferb an Der State Str.
beim Big Sour @.leiie bor einsm 3uge
i9eute uno bur9brannte. 9obbs
murbe beraussei9lsuoert, fam absr
obne ernifli9e Ierlesunsen babon.
pferb unb gugsp iebtsn ibre Jabri
aaein FORT uno sulsbt, na9bsm oas
8uggp sertriimmsrt unb bas Sattsl.
gei9irr 3erriRen mar, fling man aud
oas p6llig abgebebte pferb elm. 9as.
ielbe ipurbe In einem 2sibFale borldu'
fie unter9ebra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

S4wierisfeiten srpif6en Mienern unb @ru=
beiitern

Worgen tuirb In 8erre 9aute bic
brittle QuartaIfbuns Der Wsrsinieuns
bon &fbern bitumin6ier 2oblsn9ru.
ben Snbiana's fattfinben.
Inter ben borliessnbsn @eItdften
wirb NIT beionberem SntersKs entses
senseieben benz gsri9ts bon sseretdr
penna iiber bie Mrbeit oes @omites auf
beiien iangfsr In Columbus, Ohio,
abgebaltenen @onpsntion.
Die Nrbeit bes @omitss uirb 3u-
nd9ff ben ein3elnen Berbdnoen bon
@rubenbefsern unterbreitet tperbsn,
sbe Re Der Contention poreelsst mirb.
Die Siifriftsbeanlten Der Wereiniq=
ten @rubenarbeiter bon Mmerita orb-
netsn geitern bic Mufffeauns BON 8Or-
pofen in Der Wline Der Barr Goal
@ompanie, brei Weilen ihb5fIi9 bon
8errs 9aute an. Sieisr Beialub
murbe gefabt, na9bem bic gompanis
fa ueigerte, bic Union anausrtennsn.
Die In9efeaten Der Tinen batten fi9
erf fiir3li4 organifirt unb iobalb Der
Greibrisf Der Union ben gieentbhbmern
unterbreitet murbe, entlieBen biefslben
ale llnionleuie xnb entfdlefsn f9,
nur 9t=llnionlsute an3uffeGen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Streifen ans g . m
pathie.

Wince 10. Sept. WeiI
Der @ei9dftsfhbrer angsbli9 obne iea.
It9sn @runo Grdulein Wap Wiaiams,
bic ein3iqe grndbrerin ibrer bermittue. !.
ten Wuttsr, entIieb, 9ingen ibre so
@oneginnen In Der Wabaib pearl But
ton 6actorp an ben Streif. Der @e'
fadftsftibrer wstserte fi&, iibsr ben
Jau 3u fprs9en, bod fnb bic aus'
itdnbisen entialoien, aus3nbarren, biz
benz iunsen Mdo9en @ere9tistsit pi'
berfabren TT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Ginsm S@aael6rm9e erlesem.
Sturs bonn Strdbenbabnwasen fibrt Der
Sob berbei.

SIM ct. 8incent-S Soipitals erlas ge.
fern N6snb Grau Anna @earns BON
No. lilo OF 10. StraBs ben @sr-
lebungsn, tpsl9e fie i9 bsim Sturse
BON sinem etrabenbabnwassn 3u3og.
2aut ausIasen mar 5rau @sarns in
8ssleiiung i6rer adt Sabre altsn So9.
ter auf Dem Wartte gsmsien unb batts
sur 6eimfabrt sinen Wagsn Der Oa
10. Str. 2inie bsifiegen. sic foll
mebrsre @lodenfianals gum Inbalisn
seseben babsn, bod i9eint es, als of
bisielbsn bonn @onbuetsur ni9t esbbri
purben.
Mn Der Cornell Mbe., no Der Wag'
gpn anbislt, um benz Motormann BIZ
@slsssnbsit gum StslIsn Der Wsi9s 81
ssbsn. bsriu9ts bis Grau abaufeiset
unb ansebli9 baour9, baB be-
Waggon fib au frab IN geuegun!
isbts, purbe fie aups pflaifer setuOrfen
Die Grau erlitt einsn bOppelisn Saa
bslbru9. Die Stabt.Nmbulan3 bre9t
te In ibrs WObnung unb Or. 2olms
nabm bte 0erIeBte In Bebanbluug
| ipdter iebo9 wurbe He mittels %ags
bales Nmbrlan3 na9 benz ct. 8incen
6oipitals ssbra9t, mo He ibrer i4ws
rem 8erIebuns erlag. Die 9ei9s mir
na9 Wolfeo, Obiu, CUR Beerbi9un
gebraat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

Sulia Sones, bas Wdbten,
tpsl9ss fid am Samffas i'm 9snifon-
6otsl cine 2ngel In bic Bruif iaste, III
nod am 2sbsn, ieoo9 befiir9tet mon.
baB 2unsenentsinbuns eintritt, in
tpsl9em Gaae Fe ni9t nit benz 2sben
oaponfommen ptirbe.
WG6renb Der srifen bret Sage
bisIsr Wo9s finbet i'm Hew gort Store
bte 6erb.gr6ffnung ifatt. 6erbifmxfer
In 0amenan3asen, 1erbFmdntel unb
pubfa&sn iperben tpdbreno bieier brei
9ass ben Runben aur anft4t pcr'
ltegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
v@aamal Srainias" Soa=
i4mle.

Gm ndaiten Rittwo9 pirb gIsi9
ben 8oltsi&ulen aud bis vManual
8raining" So9idule tpieber erbfnet.
Der prinaipal Der S9ule, Ssrr @bas.
8. gmmeri9, hatte berei!s cine gu
fammentunft nit feinsm 2s9rper5onal.
Stint ~neus 2etrtrdfts inb binsuss.
fpmmen.
Mm @ebdube 1T auber elmer grtino.
li4en &einiguns tusitsr ni9ts Gau.
li4es bor9enommen tpprben.
100 36slinge tperben In bieiem
Sabre bic Nnifalt beiu9en, bon benen
700 oent tpeibli4en, 1000 bem mdnn.
li4en @ef4le9t anseb6rsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Stat im 0ermania Yart.

Cine fattli9e Mn3abl ber Sitter unb
gbeloamen bes Wenael. Orbens batten
es fi4 nehmen lahen. Der ginlabun9
bes 0orfanbes Der Stat t-eeetion bes
Deutiaen 6auies Golse aa Isifsn unb
mad benz @ermania part 3u uallen =
trob @eesn. unb @emittertppIfen.
Weoer bic bur9mei9ten Wege burn
wel&e man binbur9pantf6en rnuBte,
nod bic gntfsrnune bsrmodten bas
pfi9tbewubtfein, beim Surnisr anus-
ienb iein 3l mtfen, 3u bdmpfsn.
Sn Der fd6nen Speiieballs bes Ger.
matita part tpurben na9 ritterli9em
@ebrau& bic 2lopfgeifer berauf bs'
f4woren unb bic bebasli6e Stims
muns. bic Bel berartiaen 9urniren fels
ten feblt, mar mdbrenb bss aanasn
Na4mittags bsmertbar. M0sen b6ie
3ungen immerhin bebaupten, bab
prdfbent Wartin nur bssbaIb ben
ssfern ber6beten @ermania parf gum
s9auplab bes 8urnirs ertoren babe,
um bor ben aibiben einmaI sana f9er
su iein, 10 mub au9 suseHanbsn tper-
ben, baB oies b6lltg errei9t mirbe.
Ribibe CABS geitern Na9mittag ni9t.
gs murbe fott 9eipislt unb bic Da.
men gabsn our9 ibr sutes Spiel au sr'
tennen, bab ibnen oas Snnerfe be!
Staiipisles tein berfsgsltes Bua let
Tie i9bnen preiie gemannen
90 men:
l. preis = Jrl. Nliee Whller, Il
Spisle.
2. preis-5rl. Sba Wangelin, S9s
punfte.
8. preis-Grau 8. @arman, 2reu
SoIo ae9en 6.
| 4. prsis = @sinie WlilIer, bb@fe!
Spiel, "a punfte.
| 5 preis-6rau 6. Wangelin, l.
epiels.
| 6. prsis-2illie 2uborF.
9erren:
| 1. preis = @m. Sprinqborn, Il
sptsle.
| 2. preis-Mu9. Soof, 527 Yuntte
8. prets-Wm. @riffin, 6er3.Sol
p'r " 4.
y preis = gb. Bertermann, L
>pieIe.
4 5. prsis = gmil Wartin, 46
puntts.
6. preis : &sinie Miler. b69fs
Spiel, 96 puntte.
z. preis-6enrp 2otbe, 6er3.Sol
segen 8.
8. preis-Gr. 6appersber9er.
Na& 8eenoigung bes Surnir
uurbe benz trsHli9en Supper aus be
0h&e Mn,bh6ls bolle @ers9tistsit an
. gstban. Die Speiien tparen bortreH
, lid unb ber Mppetit gut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Ser grobe SeitSmg im
Cincinnati.
Seds5sRntauieno slaubens.
treue KatPolifen IN 4eib
nno Glieo.
&tr@ltde 8eflt6tettem ant
Gage.
Sine grobe Gsa.Tsriammluna aw
Mben0.
6 | inci n q ii, 10. Sept.

y - ~ " " htf 1Os SCQts
srOs oss Harlem Ressns, Der fat
beifdnbia bonn 6immsl iir6mte, bethel.
liatsn fi4 ni8tshefousnissr sttpa 16,.
600 perfonen on Der 6eiiparabe,
psl6e am Na&mittag ;u g9ren Der
tir9li&sn Whrbsntrdgsr, Der geamten
unb Sslegaten bes 9suti9 rbmii&=
tatboIit9en @entral- -9sreins abaebaIten
tuurbe.
Die tatbolii9en Mdnner unb Siina=
linge bon Cincinnati uno umaeaenb,
obne nnteri8ieb Der Nationalitdt nabz
men an berfslben She'll, I,uie aud bie
bon auspdrts einsetroHensn 0ereine.
Der impoiante BUG paffrte Dor
Migr. Galconiu unb anberen prdlatsn
&ebue. Mfsr. 6aIconio ceIebrirte am
gormittage in Der 81. 9reieiniafeits.
tir4e beg pOntifieal. So9amt, ord.
waroigifer 9einri9 M6aer D. D., Der
gr3bif9Df bon Cincinnati unb bic In
Der Staot tueilenben prdlaten tuaren
antpeisnb.
Am Abenbe fanb in Der W1ufitballe
sine grObe Wafisnbsriammluna Fatt.
gegraBunssreoen murben bonn Jeit-
prdfbenten 6einri9 9r6ser, bem am=
tirenoen WapOr @orbon unb @Oupsr.
neur W. &. 9errid gebalten. Inter
ben &sonsrn bes Abenbs befanbsn fdb
6o9tpiter. Sames M. Gaul D. D.,
8if9of BON Srsnton, g., g., 6o9w.
p. Bonabentura O. P. bon Berlin,
a9tbr. @onoe 9. paaon aus Neu
Yprf.
@ouberneur 9errid boriieaenb, iaats
erabif9of Woeller: sd bette, bab bas
Sberbaupt unferss groBsn Staates
Ohio zines 3ases bas Oberbaupt Der
Veretnt8fen Sfaafen tperoen m69e IN b
ID boffe, baB @oub. Serrid, Der iebt
cine Gnipra9e baltsn tpirb, Der Na9.
folger unieres gelisbten prdFbsntsn
%ooiebeIt tuerben m6ge. M6ge @ott
i6n befreien bon allen 6sinbsn."
Der @ouoerneur begriibts bnnn bic
Inueienoen I'm Namen bes Staates
Ohio.
! Sn geantuortuns bes aablegrams
on ben papf, In wel9sm bsmisIbsn
8rub unb Bshorfam auseeipro9en
pOrosn tpar, lief Der pdpFltts 6sgen
ein. Der bonn pdpifIi1en Telegaten
GaIcOme ausgefprO9en uuros, glsi9.
3eitig ben beuti4en 2atboliten beg
Sanbss banteno far ibrs 2opaIitdt unb
@ener5ftdt ssgen ben papH.
Die @si9dfts eibuneen ueroen
Wontag er6fnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Gnblid) eingefangen.
Gooie uToran, alias u1iller,
perhaftet.
Der tebte Oct beritGtt8tet
Bert Gtnbre6ers
8anOe.

gooie Moran, Der i'm lebten Winter
ben poli3iHsn gailsp unb Sugan ents
mid, tpuroe gsfern bon Capt. So5n
Goplan perbaftst. Moran if bei4ul-
oigt, Der leBts Der frgenanntsn pert=
gin6re9erbanbe ;u iein. ct tpuroe
als ginbreGer unb Sieb ins &egiiter
eingetragen unb bann bon Der poliasi=
fation brett mad Der Sail gebradt.
Sm Isbtsn Wintsr, als Die ginbraGe
Der polijei 10 bisl aopf3erbre9en ma@s
ten. trafsn gailsp uno Sugan tur3
nod Miitsrna9t einen iun9en BUT
ften, Der nit einsm 6ubrtpert I'm gn=
gros.Sifrift bic psnniplpania StraBe
biraufubr. Der guri9e, tibsr iein
@orbaben bsfrast, CAB CUR antuort,
oaB er i'm Sisnfte zines @ommiifons=
bdnolsrs lts be unb baB er 10 frhb i9on
auf ben geinsn let, neil er @aaren
mad Der grpreB 60. bef6rbsre. Die
geamten, benen bic Sa9e ni9t gang
esbeusr porta m, MOLTEN i6n CUR STD
tton brin9sn unb bort angelangt
iprans Der 8uri9s bonn Wagen uno
enttam.
3ur 2eit. als 8ailep uno Sugan
na9 bem gnifObsnen bic Ha4bari9aft
Der polissiitatiOn abin9ten, lagsn
Capt. Splano unb cine anaabl poli-
siiisn ouf Der 2auer, um Die ginbre&er
ab3uFaRsn, tuel1s instpii4en sinen gins
bru9 In sinsm bsrgnarOssei4dfts aus'
ftibrtsn, aud iaon cine gan3e gn3abl
@aarsn bereits fOrtaei4leppt unb fur
Den Wassn bsrsit geffelt batten.
Die anfunft Der polisei bate Die
Sauoe perideudt uno oa niemano CUR
STEELE mar, elm Warnungsaei4en au
esbsn, strisib bas 5ubrwert Der pOlis
3ei IN Die pdnoe.
Woran ion angsbli9 Der gntfobsne
isin, uno als Der poli3ei bor mebreren
Sassn Relouns gema9t purbe, oab sr
wiebsr In Der Siaot fi9 auf6alte, tpnrbe
iofort auf ibn gsfabnbet.
ginige Wale selang es poli3iifen
ibm nabe gu tOmmen, bod sab er To-
fort Jerisnesio unb enttam.
@eftsrn nun als Capt. 8oplen ois
Wahaduietts aDs., entlang 9ing, fat
er nabs Der 0ermont Str. 3tuei BUR.
l9sn i'm @sfprdds. Ser geamte batt'
feline @ibi!tlsioung an, uno bes Hegen!
halbsr ben S4irm auf9eipannt. Sir
8lid uno Boplen bate fsinen Wanr
erfannt, mar nbsr aud bon Worar
elei93sitis erfannt tuorben, uno bieie
foa. gOplsn 3Os ieinsn Rebolper UNI
risf benz Saponlaufsnbsn au. baB er 81
f3isBsn beabfibtige unb bann erga
fi9 Woran.
Moran iii Elm Der pOliaei befannts
besperatsr gbaratter, Der bor ldn9ere
3sit, als Der gonfablsr SObn Reu
bouie ibn berbaftst bate, bem geamts
snttam, Obslsi9 berielbe ibm be
Siderbeit balbsr bic 6anoi9ellen anss
lsst bate. st mirb R9 bor ben @roE
geidmorenen au peranttporten 6aben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
9enti9sr Sambpebr=S

I'm Sonnabenb, ben 81. October
bieIss Sabres, bdlt Der Deutf9e 2anb-
msbr. Versin isinsn srfsn gal In Der
Columbia 6aae ab unb wirb eriuartet,
baB alle 6reunoe unb @6nner bes Der.
ems fi9 on bemfelben betbeiligen per-
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
0naSsfampf fonmte mi@t fatt.
ftnoea,

@esen 0a3wii9enfunft bes sberiffs.
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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-22
Another Knockout for Jack Klinard.

Dear Aunt Jennie Il guess Jack
hlinard is going to marry a rich girl
or rather he will if he can. I think
If all the girls were like Grey Eyes
and myself, Jack would remain an old
bachelor, for / am quite sure such a
man can never win my love, for Just
as sure as the sun shall set in the
west tonight, if such a man ever
marry, his wife would soon have to
purchase some hair pins to do up his
hair and his razor would rust, and I
doubt very much whether she could
persuade him to wash his face and
hands when Sunday comes.
L know more than one poor mar
ried woman who would be glad to go
dressed like she did before she was
married, but carelessness of her hus-
band is such she can't afford it. Her
husband has changed so much. Be
fore they were married if he called
on her in the week he must wear his
tie and collar, and he must have his
hair trimmed, and now he would not
know a mans collar from a mules.
Trusting that Jack K. will find a
wife that will please him.
BLUE EYES.
P. S.-If any of you girls should
ever meet Cousin Jack give him my
love and best wishes, though [ fear
we shall never see or hear from him
again. He must be dead, or ne could
not stand this war.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-22
More Notes from Jeanie Deans.
HAPPINESS.
Burke Co., N. G.

"Surely you, don't want to go to
another Worlds Fair; you have been
to every one since that one in New
Orleans" said Mrs. D. to me.
eyes, I want to CO." I answer.
'President Mckinley, in his last talk
to the people, said EExpositions are
the time-keepers of Progress'-I en-
JOY the trend of Progress some
thing new in every one"
"Here you are, at this uncivilized
hour of a. M, doing Point de Brus-
sells with these herrid poll parrots
and canaries keeping up such a fuss
around you," exclaimed my gay young
friend as she ran in for some roses
II just bet you have been over that
old steamer and royal fryer that you
like so well, cooking breakfast"
eyes, and dinner is done too; cook
is still sick. Annie DEAR" I say to
her, "a smart man, long ago had this
to say:
All the worlds a stage,
And all the men and women merely
players,
They have their exits and their en-
frances,
One man in his time plays many
parts
Another man said:
BE not like dumb driven cattle,
Be hero in the strife
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-22

Now in the many parts that come
to us, it is wise to love our work and
learn to do it well. Not like the gal
lery slave, scourged to his dungeon
"Wel! you are high flown this
morning; give me my flowers, please,
and I'll be off to the picnic. I like
that better than work or poetry"
said my merry friend.
The Klinard tourney goes on
apace; may I throw my lance in the
fray? Even Mrs. Helen Watts Nc
Vey, the brilliant and popular assist
ant editor of "The Commoner," is
taking hand. Zone of the special
pleasures of st. Louis was my visit
to her charming home.) I wonder
if it has occurred to Jack K. that
sometimes the husband comes in
from work, looking, not "tattered and
torn" like the man the maiden all
forlorn" married, but with hands and
garments soiled and his head all a
tousle? [ don't think, even in this
plight, he is unlovely to his wife; be-
hind in all she sees the loyal, loving
heart that is providing tor her COM
fort-and is content.
And so with the true husband in
this busy, utilitarian world: he does
not miss the dainty frills and sunny
curls, but sees the brave helpmeet,
toiling by his side; loves and admires
her more even than when "this old
ring she wears was new" In the
day dawn of our race, in that beauti-
full garden, it was the Divine decree:
"It is not good that the man should
be alone, I will make an helpmeet for
him." Try matrimony, Jack, for
yourself-it is "the distant hills that
are steep" Like John Anderson, 10,
YOU will "climb the hill together"
JEANNE DEANS.
Laurens Co., S. @.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-22
Do Things that Help.
AUNT JENNIE.

Dear Aunt Jennie Some days
ago while standing by the fence just
after a beautiful rain and looking
over the refreshed vegetation, my
eyes fell with great admiration on
little American sparrow as it Wig
uantly skipped alongside the potato
rows catching, it seemed, every in
sect that preyed upon the vines. This
called forth reflection. And while
IIFGltatng upon this innocent lit
ee bird and it's benevolent work, l
tanGled therein a great moral lesson
Tor humanity.
l declare to you, wherever I should
nance to see one of these little
iipaTroWs | would remember tender
tnIs little one and would not harm
" ~, GLOW 1t to be harmed because of
US Nlnshlp to the one I saw doing
'uGh a good deed.
4 10 you not believe as we 90
Trough life, destroying here and
Lere germs of evil insects which sap
onJ e moral vine and thereby revive
Sn;I u protect the dropping plant of
prrn!tuallty, pr that the Heavenly Faith
snseS seeS and remembers in mercy and
cd 'he more evil to go uncheck-
rada great deal longer because of the
OrStlned corS: who are trying to live ac-
'omTGng to His will?
Should do things that will be
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-22
PROGRESSIVE FARMER AND COTTON PLANT.

real help to some one. And that
Will often strengthen their conf
dence in the rest of humanity and
the influence thus set in motion, will
Vlbrate and revibrate through the
ages of time, and then without fail
we will receive from the great Foun-
tain Head of love blessings that will
make us glad we were privileged to
do a kindness to our fellowman.
ROWLAND.
Caswell Co., N. @.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-22
Neatness in Dress of Men and Women


Dear Aunt Jennie will you
let me too say word on
the subject now agitated in the So
cial Chat, neatness of dress in mar
ried women?
It is not so hard to be clean and
neat-and that is all that is re-
quired. A woman who loves and re-
spects her husband and children will
not go untidy, even when at work.
We each one have our own individ-
ual choice of dress. Eome may like
mother-hubbard; I think it is a very
good dress if neatly belted. [ know
a lovely little woman who wears them,
and she is all smiles when you visit
her; but I have seen some women
that we're not neat or sweet in moth
er-hubbards. If I am not mistaken,
the kimona came from Japan; and
people do say tke japanese lady lives
long because her dress is airy and
light. The women there do hot have
much work to do, their houses being