davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-19
Less Winter Wheat Somn.

Washington, d. c., May 19.-Re-
turns to the chief of the bureau of
statistics of the department of agri-
culture made up to the first of this
month show the area under winter
wheat in cultivation to have been
about 29,729,0OO acres. This is l.
$4,000 acres, or 4.6 per cent less
than the area sown last fall, and g.
S5S.OO0 acres, or 1915 per cent more
than the area of winter wheat har-
vested last year. OF the area aban-
doned or plowed under, .S56,OO0 acres
are reported from Kansas, 2O5,00O
acres, Qncluding cutting for hay) from
California. and 100000 acres from
Missouri.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-19

Chicago, May 19.-The requests of
zie0 job printers for an agreement
looking to an S-hour day on January
u. 1906, were today denied by the en-
ployers. The employers pleaded in
creasing cost OF paper, type material
and other inevitable expenses as a
ground for declining to sign such an
agreement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-19

The National Association of Manu-
facturers, in session at Atlanta, has
gone on record cs unanimously oppos-
ed to all government railroad rate
making
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-19
B0OMDAYSN0MORE
IREToN HAS ENDED 4
1OOO-MILE JOURNEY.

AlasISa Has No Attractions for Him,
Nor for Any Man Without COnsid-
cradle Means-Dawson l. a Dead
One-The Only Boom In Alaska Is
In the Tanana District-Mr. IretOn
Notes Many Astonishing Ups and
Downs i'm Alaska Fortunes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-19
GET YOUR LICENSE
LICENSE LAW
EFFECTIVE MAY ~.

Hereafter Hunters Must Pay 81 Per
Year for Privilege of Hunting, Pro-
ceeds of This Law To Go Toward
Enforcing the Game Laws-Blanks
VIII Be Furnished County Officials
Farmers Are Exempted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-19

The Rock Island Railroad company
has ordered 100 new refrigerator
cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-19

Yermoloff. the Russian minister of
agriculture. has resigned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
9citlihc WnrglGnocr Giicnbabn.

9rat in Strait nut 10. EtioOrr 1908.
3llBc p~tr.Ciicil 9tcIls Stutiult, mic iolBi.
5a1lih.
i.30 Wioraens Shneu8ua. Gunptlinic, Sn'
nereiopu, gSanicehorp, u. * gB. no, mo
ben Sfbeu. unh dlsa. 2onnina q. Y. n. r.,
@1ncod. 0bnmbcrsburG, WIurttnsblrg ullb
gSiidcitCr.
ills gtbetos 9iionr. mad unioftsNrioge.
1dglidl, nnegenpmmeu Sunntnge.
100 Wlorgets Port, Y. q =. Sib. nnh SAINT
gtnie tltli6 bon Grnorp'Srooe. Carlisle ulib
SO IioracrS ~6nupmutc. 9nactsio,pn, Snas
cod. Sbippctsbrrn. 5reocrid. 9mmitsburg
mo q & u. iib. bis 9litpr.
0.fj Diprgtis- SCiiHSbtrg 0rrctp, giIum.
%icnfciio GrorD Grobe. ioluic Saloucr itlro
DGrf.
toi5 Niorgens gIfom. nab llniuu4Priogc.
2.25 giudm.-9ffOni. mad 6riorO Sroue.
3.Ij giadut.-glffotn iinh gitlOrO @ruOe. y. e.
s.. Gip.. foluie gorf.
*ltp Tadbm.-Grpres nan, g)prt, Snnuprr NIB
@etnSbura. tVarlur.6arl
AS Gabtf -Ntfonl. in6 uitiors VrtoGc;
300 1tnhn Srprcl ilnd Sipnooit I%HeitIllll'
Tier. linton }rioNc mo onrn elltom. MOO
SagcveiUuu lmo 0airr0d. iOipiC ,Srcocrid.
Ggiftiitablr1 NM Sbtppencutrg. CFdrlcrs
Gur.)
5.25 Gn6m -gnom. rad SamptieoS.
G15 gtbenos- ettonl. rmf Union &rtoGe.
$50 gtbeuo8-gItort itGd 9noru @ruoe.
gur Sonntage.
$50 Wior1ene- siicrl. naA linton Brt60c It..
Sanoncr.
2.3O Gadm.-9ufom. mad llnior grtogc.
$50 Ga6m.- gIfViu. nab eanipftcno.
. 6nlleu Mot oil Vetila sHpc. rStdtiotl.
@iueti mo .@epdd' PiirCnn: gr. 26. gSeii,
Baltimore Eirnbt.
8iiae baIten an ~iluiou'. 9enrn .sgioes. Tui.
fons iino 8albrooIs (gioribs9Inenue,) Stution.
~. 8. Wrtsmpie, q. 7. 81.
A. VI. sowen. IS. z. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Gbeiaprsfc 9ompfcr'GompaRuic.

Nhftnetnft Stnit.
eleacNte Batagier Gump'ct sNlalnJ" una
.NtlaHt0" rad
9Th foiut Comfort nnc Rotiuif IL
D1fipter berlotten ynltimntc tdllit tdilsie
Hon,.ieH Solni1Gs) am q 30 Nbel0s llLo Tom
Ten Tn SlS Yrtft comfort nm Is ubt Wotaeht
inb In Ycr1plf nm 7t5 W}nraens an. ur
lhiieB.Eb. on bic 9tienbnhn3hqe. nod aner
Bunften hes GiioenS .iuo SlolUe'i."$.
UortNlotrpin
SleanNte Bciiapier gdnhrlet .e5dr1ohs' I'm
baltimore"
uam H,tlt. sort nno Atdlmouo. Ra,
!. GuHlnter bcfiniien Hqllrnlcrs tnltib ialieat'
l~tJfnfiel Sonrtags) uE1 + ntt guttrlttin0s nnt
%foillrttii An We,t'Fcin. tl1 100 WtctIeul une
SIT -Nibrnono I'm 92h WlarNenS an
Die al Ui0ntdgelt, Wi.huctcft mo Irettn9cn
bot FnlItilurs nbfdbrcrhe' Innpier. utto be
ool lRefts F0int nu SteihiuGer, Bonllerltugen
luie Gcniffupen n%bfabrcir. lcOer. In @lollceiier'
FotIt uuo W0npnb's IN; rrb be an Sterftn'
Aer. Eonterfingsr unb SGn'idIe1 p0lt lditi
more uno al Woutdpcn. Wdtttorber Illo Ster
tnltr bon @eiisA5riut Gblabrslp'r 2GupleI
iiegeii li yoi:tcipn uno GIn1sINnHi all t6si 9fn'
ntacin. Beifer),
camyfer u~erintIeu Baltimore uom eitt VT. IS
NIB 10, qiahtitiab-u'Ggtr'te.
%. EurtbsVtueic mai allen YlIIliten totnen az
iffett 8eptd nutqeGebCu NIB ullAtenj tritHel
I'M y'orlis ~refernttt neyh,r IN ben lteltoen
9tHet'9hreauI: "a. 317, Jote'HburlsS. Sraet
Y. ~. Dinbfua, paert. VI. i27, Gf'Salttmore'
etrahs, ober ben SGip!'Ylreaug: Rr. 800,
elaht.Sttafs, Baltimore, gRe.
Gen .Ssiad.tsfiSr.r. ON 9cS aetss.aa,u
&. 8. WslTanrtf. 6HIis's.n iron 'assH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27

Mruaruiis, Nh. Jlnhnl Gtdttun. H.h0 uro
2a4b @ornt., 1850 mo 10 65 Tucom. gauoril.
Citation. 800 nno 1900 BDrnt, li2.0 o Wit.
taeb. 400. 1855 Gndm. 600 uuS 7ii.iJ
Srsbrri6. Mt. mrunI ciutior, 7s.t5 pub 10 A..
Norm. 9di1oeil' oint'on. 1875, 1900. Nih nno
1000 Borm. 10 800 nno '6.2n Nuhun,
Windehsr, Mit. Jtopol stntion. 10 No,@.
tirb l2.i3 Nnhnl. 0dmocEaS tnliOIt. II. 20 Borin.
Is 90 uro $3.50 gtndbut.
Saoerstelpn, 'C.t SfobuI Statien ~ IS sUr.
1910 H1bm 9rnloens SinitoH. 1900 Sorm..
-Vaitou.G,m mo vi. atrs, gamben.s tatlon,
6urtls pan. enuOcn sintiou. lG.2s s'orm
emrap nuo Clifton Wat. I,ouaI station. PAS
asr,m; San'SsnisiatioT aS 90 Sa9n' a,.n.
Ourf, 9'ner Terminal t0nopuntt) M %.
etra6r. 9eiu.g)ori. geauem aeleaen iur ct.
%rrttnns oes Sotrl, Sbrntrr. nno eaosn.Si.
Senra. gsrL aams.a gerI UT rouar
T1Sla1O1 4 gn,,t; } S63 22!Ra S sSo8
.Rtarlor Diner. aiss 90. tlho8. Miiag.
V0 sSsaa I', ainiii,,, .;1a'I a slcsr q R mi
SUD. RGficf., Nnut. Pcrirrt Chtcrnatlons uno
epeiIc &aaqenS ,2iai. 84s@. s628.
$ Sss ! 3 ssiIa ! !. :1h1a!l %$%,Al, +, S.$%sssss
ef set 1SiH%I9 s,si; ;fi,eii d@SI aa ~ $ Ts1e .yor ,f Il IN
pt SlopaIsRabnboi nm 1900 abenos 8ur an;'
ndbme bon Putiaaleren htreIi.
~ u1h AHnHtie.Gttn an Rohentaasu: ~
nnct Htlantis.6itn i1plidh.
Tue 3nne bulten In ssilmiugtpn. ~ bait -
ebtter. an.
TerI. G1rnne1 Neri. Wt Rnndi
Pbild. sl'fpur., MIR 20. sos u 6.t0 Y.
Fbiiu. NiiUn. nus 60. st58 s20 Y.
W1Croeen Wtf.. nur 90. I 90 u t0h q.
Pbtin gtf.. aisp. z. . 90 V. 2o5 q.
pbtid grpreS, .nusa. 2 800 y. b0b u
.thcrbeen Nft., uusO. Q Rt0 u. Sth u.
FhiIn. Nfi0n.. mr. 60. $40 VI. 6tb ".
PbiId. @rprrb. IiOt, 900 u. QM VI
M1ei. Pircnur: Gprhiueitagde 0barlcs, pno
sarutnaascirrbe % N. g. A.ISebduhs). VT.
500 Siie. eroaotron. UT. rehabilitation oot
Hduinen'S tdtirr.
=, q. RarttR, V1ur. PnH.g Traffte.
"a. gS. fihtt. sen. sdSdli .stIeut
mar. a, p.sf. i.ts Nt.afavA k.l,x.. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27

Orut0 oicica Nud)troQ2,ot2 riiritc 0ic
&crunloiiulA jil bc'tj1cG Nu1riiiul
in, NcihatoN oui Oio Acknowledgement.
tuna lctl.
%cnrt " obltroWoll iu VA.
0CM.
&iCIiod)cm (oOcl bCQc1nct Dos Cbc.
rcii@ Qcn1clbctc) NjjUoNjr mrld)ca
sic boOiidclt &ibCrolcu init Ocn Sos
}ioliitcu iiir Ole Stldnronlrn ocorlr
Ou2 GCutrum ob00h,oNuU Nabcn, nm
oicic3 an ocr G]rIonNImN Ger N}cbr
hcit iH1 San6tog }u uCyhWOcru. Gu@
NirCftc NnrathCn an Njr %@ibcrulrL
ipiiuliitiid) Ut ltIlnnltu miro III luci
tcu &rCiirn nit 'cbr 0GmlldttU &c
iilhlcn ulliNcltonmCn.
Mus Nfritu 5urUdNrlCbrt.
WCbciuruth Eroi. lr Robrrt Sod,
lit pom %icircr StlojUlrcJic uod) Dit
oirifu mtl1nlCbr }lWjjdNcrchrt. Gr
miro icBt 6o@ BON 'Am N]Cuonncnr
Gubcrit rcidIc Motcrjo, ijbrr Die Gr.
roger OC2 NiidfoG'tcbcr2 Ul0 0crSrp-
punoiomioii2 (cinc 0rrN Noroiitcn
- Sruponoion1inii4 NcUowut - bcr
por0crllicuc &ronthcjt sic mr. IN
Nirifu portonlutt) Oll@orbcltcn.
NontC un0 GCNpru.
&icr lplIroc boa Wcrijht ucrbrcitct
Oo6 Shirt 6croinono non NulQoricn
sic iiirNitc Sdnpcitcr ser orutihcu
aaiicriu oiG ON 3. NI,Ij 1871 0cborc
ur Nrin5ciiin TcbOro ban SdIcami0
Nolitcin NuAultuIburN brirothCn
mcrbC. QSiC nloI uou uCrl0GlidCr
Scitc cri0brt, lit 0O@ wcrildt ulbc
N%riIn0ct.
Mite Grmortun0cn itbcr-
trof1Cn.
NiC Ginnubuen ser prrtGlld)cu 81
ic1bnhu &crluoltumN pcrOcn in lol
icuocu Sabre ocn &oronhIoN llm
ruto cinbunocrt Nliljoncu Wiorf
iibrritcipcll; Gin UrNcbujB, 0na ilbcr
sic fiihnitcn GrportImNCn hinuua-
NCht. Gle pori0briQcu Gimohmcn
Scr Giirnbubucn Oc2 prcubiid)cn
Stuot1 ilbCrtroicn OCu Ut0t2uuihloN
nm lIlInriGhr ~iliuiuuniirb}lu ltiuIp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Hrrdjants' & MincrS' Srnnspor
intiun Gumpnnu.
TampIer 4iulru

iUWUTITITWTEWl
Wndb Vpfipn Iuh 0cm Giicr. ieocn Wlutlina
8icn'iua. 8onncriinG nrN Snntitua Hhcnos
D llbr.
Ruf Prcpihcncc II, hcm Sfen; ieoer Gum
tag. Miiiuutb uuo SrCiiup. HperhS g 1br.
Nnd Pciupurt : yitms mo VOriu,f: tdglit
nm q ttbI Nbcnh6.
SroGf mrb iaaIih tiS 3 ubr Nbrnht fhr ar
benz 3noe nhidbren6c Eunt9tcr nracruninen,
9iadb Supdrnnb NIB hem Gilbcn. teocn St,n
iiao. Eonnerf!aG NIB camllua. Ibcnh2 o ltbr
goftpncr lin6 FronIocncC Sdmrier fabrca
hnu ocr sperftc am Gu5c hcs Honas Brds al;
SNbnnrat' Dampirr bon Der 8erlte am Subj
ocr gBcGt Sous. slncfnc.
Is. ~. Qiulnabam. Nafut,
puHNHSod.
Il. Y. 9utuFr. 1..P ..Naeat.
n. 7. eitbbius, tSer .Dlar.
ecGpihnrrum shaen. ede Scrman. aab
e~tasi.ofrafe. tt3,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27

gaNs SSr Msiis in's austanb titsrat
Hnlue. Er. Ali. et. Vaat gttaAe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27

WtUef VIrcnur: Wurhluc'tlGNr NbntIcss Un0
SarutnaasGtrrbe ~. NJ 8. Y. sC5rhdunr), ri.
$50 Siie. groaotpop. VT. Rehabilitation osT
g dmSen'S idtipr.
=. u. Rarttn, Wur. Pnf. Traffic.
u. gS. aaNet. tsen sd,di, .stoeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Baltimore Snmpi . Endct Gu.
t0Itr mn tuurrIdiUnr y%oiINiuir

sic Ecr, StO0trlt luit hcibroCrlN.
Sampler inbrcu iGNiih. SunutuRS uISNcunrUs
men. non hcl n@ut Cine offers, Nh. lO-ls.
piNbt Stru6t. $50 @bcun2. nir'ft nab Oh
Fniut Comfort. 9,urfolf. FrrtSmnutb unO nllcu
Enufict nc5 SiiNcUe. &crbinoWup In Clo
Foiut Comfort nit Is. Il 6. Giicurobu" g}ndb
Hi6mouo, glcrbinhtlQ in Portsmouth nit hcnt
vScnhpur0 VIII Hiuc" luIlOC1 3uN non Eorto
mouth nab atlanta m Aurirlf TcrbtnnmuN
NIT ocr nGlluutic Gonit zinc" l%iorinlf ul6
Carolina. g%turinIf NM tiIoIih. HortnIf uuo
ipCiIih nm oSlo Somtrtuu ENC" nun giclus
Fern |StfbiHGton q. q. MihmoUb. %u.. mlo
9tCiu 2prf.
WInblBcitcn unh cnropdjttcur VIuuc. 2rru
ribic SIC ilttClItimtcr, c.ciirtlhc RclcirgbtulN.
SnmpihctRltuN stolen frci. NefcruirtC NuitliCu
simmer IN Der @iucl- |ircUur oct Pan zinc, 10
Vt. 100. Ch baltimore StrUFc. III. SOC mo
5OS. piNbt StrnGc z. VI. g office, Siiorit @dr
Baltimore nm 0uluCrt Ehubr. Continental
9ruit NuiIhtlG mo gIbGlGb's, 9ir. 100, g'Uro.
GburlcSitrnfC.
Suhu ". SHERWOOD, e. Nrulur.
%icc ]rdf. II. @ct. Wt0uuBcr. Ucil BAL. gGcnt
(ScS2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27

Gr |r0itocnt @roDcr GICuclnr0
mo @uttin rciitcu gcitcrn uonlrincc.
ton, u. J., mad Ncbrnatu Gitu,
Ncbr., ob. no ocr Gritcrc bel Der Ont.
biiultn0 ciuca lcntmola III Gbrclt
oca pcritorbcucn !. StcrIinG Nor
ton, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS utter orr
Hucitcn Administration GIcpcIonO'@
cine HCnc baltct miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
WatpIapo nro Ecnni0lpania : 9abu.
Saae oeriaNeu VOub.ateWa citation

Saae ceriaNeu 9orh.HttEn .sfatieH:
7.W Vorm. Eoft rGt bort. tnaIih. nisae'
nornnler Sorntuns.
s.W ylot!r. Nl.9m. mao Ttlir, RUIZ SotIIiugs
o.3O Nerfi. sficrt. nod @eIaif, 'ialth. nusae
Iiotrnleli SnrntGgs.
1.20 gddn,. aiiom. In@ ytlott. nur Sdniffnps.
$40 Nadia. Voit rad DDrt. id1lIt. nusat'
lioifnten GorntaGs.
tn0 Hadm. afipmt, nnt Celia, nlr Gcrniaas.
&-b5 Wddni. Mifnir. nntl Dsitd. tdalit. alsst'
noi1nien Srnutups.
sos ahenns aifom. RAD Bel VIZ. idalid, Gus
9eiiuntnen Sonrtngs.
li.W Nbenbs afiom. nab gelutr. nut sorlH'
tags.
NbenbS W'iom. nnt BcI1'r. mi Witt
MONS Hnb Gumdas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
9r. Ybuips ar,Hi9cs
Snfitnt,
Nr. 1891, Sf Yrntt straBc.
eprSiuliIen fit arhcimt araniistteu Don Dian.
ncrn NIB Sranen.

nrrn NIB Sraneu.
@ir bctIen arnmpiaocrbriite ubne 'hmer3.
bafte operation, GtrtiiurcII, EIutpcrntftultg NIB
Syphilis In alien StnNicu. SCrIuft Der Mnnrs
bartlett uno ucu 8ugc3cGcnc RrauIbciten. Cine
rnflbt, buucrnoe Gcilung iuiro Garuntirt. lint
fcre bette GmpfcbllnG ucftrbi BARN, bGb Mot
elm Gent oor erioIgtcr 9ciIuug Al be6uBlcn III,
IS foftct Gle giihtS. in uaIcrem 9iireau oor'
6rfprChen mo cine prioate COMPUTATION NIT
ubr Sbcrb3 G%c5tinct. e6rctbt. penn 2br Mot
inmmcn fnunt,
Srnio.9in. uuo 8nIouo.Eart., pag8onS fab.
reu az ~uuicrst 3hlIs uprbrI.
ehbmct.N de g"uo. nut Fratt. etraBe.
tltnitg I&St0J
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-17

len, iOnoern fie, tpenn aud uni9ul.
bigger Weiie. gu Miti9ulbisen Oil Der
brs&en MAIDEN.
2eioer bssni9t f9 Der aniidnbi9t
@snerfidaftler 3umeif tlur bamit,
feline geitrdge 81 3ablen O6ne einer
ginblid in bas eebsims Sreiben be,
fO9enannten 6ibrer su tbun unb 3u
ipdt iebt sr elm, baB isin 8srtraust
f9mdbli9 9etdui9t muroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-17

8eibe S6perperlette purben ms taz
tbplii6e a%ranten1aus iiberfibrt, mos
felbii 9urs, Der Batter bon a4t ainz
bern iii, alsbolb itarb. BOB pirb
faum nit benz 2eben baponfonlmen.
Der Skater, Der Batter bon bier &tns
bern lit, tpurbs perbaftet.
SuIIenbera. Don einem traus
rioen GGidfdl purbe bic 8efiberin
bes in Der NGbe unieres Srtes Jelez
ssnen, uls Iusflugsort tetannten Sas
fobsbofss, bstroffen. sic mar aus
eiaem bieiigen &rantenbauie, tn pelz
djem iie lGlsere 3ett tpesen NerDenaerz
riittung uniersebro9t mar, entlafen
tporbsn. SIRE &rantbeit mub nun in
perftdrttem Mabe gum @usbruG eez
tommen iein. sic 6egab ii9 in ben
Seller hires Sauies. begob tbre 9leiz
Der nit petroleum unb Sinbete lie an.
SIM Nu itanb tie nun tn 6s1en Slamz
men. auf ibr Gei9rei fanb man lie
crit na9 ldnserem SUDDEN nit f9pe'
rem granbpunben auf. Sn boffz
nungsloiem 3uitanbe mubte bic unz
gliidli9e tpieber in's &rantenbaus sez
bra9t tperben, mo lie ihren erlittenen
8ranbpunben erlegen lit.
3u1pi9. 8iirgermeiiter @uin,
bert, Der felt SO Sabren bieieS @mt
%perpaltet, purSe mod einmal gum
8iirgermeiter sepdblt, unb stpar auf
2ebens5eit.
1'ropin3 &eHen.21aHau.
RaffeL Dem Poli5etpodtmei'
fer 9ubens purbe anlGblta bouenbe'
ter 25 Sienitiubre bas @nsemeine Gbs
renaeiden 1erlieben.
8efe. @dermann Rinsleben bes
cling nit ieiner 5rau bas Seft Der gols
benen 9o9aeit.
Sulba. Gin febr betriibenber
l1nsliidsfau ereisnete fi9 in Der hie<
faen MdI9inenperfftGtte. Ser bortz
Islbft bef9dftiste 24iGbrise 5ermann
6abefoft, Spbn bes Stationsporitez
bers 6abefpft in S9lii9tern, purbe
bon elmer In Reparatur getpefenen
SdnenSusmafdine berart segen bic
9ruft seitoben, bab er erbeblids ins
mere 8erlebunaen bapontrna.
m~.u ~ nOrAN11
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-17

@op2 inebef, Elm Is Sabre
alter &6brtnleger, DerlsBte fi9 i'm De-
nifon 9ouie, inbera er bur9 bas Sbers
li9t brad uno auf cine Srsppe etpa
10 Sub tief bi~nabftr3te. Seine 8ers
lebungen fino slidli9erpeife ni9t ee=
fdbrli&. Or. @ottingbam, Der SOtsl-
Irat, nabm ben Sunsen in gsbanh-
lung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-17
GurOpdti6e Ua6ri6ten.
Nropin3 2Seftoren.

g o Of Ct. Mm Moltteplab ereies
nete 1i9 Elm i9iperss nngliid, benz Elm
ms2fGenIeben aum Sbfer oefanen LIT.
Sur9 ben Sturm. Der bier tpbts,
purDe bon einem Studatur9eriift eine
Setter aus bepeutenber SDbe bsrafss,
pebt. Die 2eiterbalfen trafen ben bel
Der Sergbraaerei angeiteaten Subrs
fne9t zimmerman, Der por einem
Nebenbauie Bier ubrpute, i'm @snid
unb eri9lugen i'm auf Der SteQe.
Damn m. On einem Neubau an Der
Seitifftrabe ftiirate Der Qrbeiter SUB
10 ungliidli4 bon elmer boben Better,
baB er furs hdrauf ber5Gieb.
9erfprb. Selbftmorb begina
Der BEL einem bteiigen He9tsdnpalt in
Dienite ten itebenbe Heferenbar a. ..
2ansboff. @r bate einen mebrtGeieen
nrlaub nu9 feiner Seimatb been0et,
unb auf Der Hiidreile fibrte er bic
2but aus, inbem er it9 i'm @iienbabnz
auge eri9ob. Sas Motip lit unbes
tdnnt.
&Ipterbaueri9af Der
Sobn bes &plonen 9robe &neielfamp
poate nit 8u6enI 9eitbol5 na9 8inbe
fabren. &uf Der 6ubrt bate er auf
benz @agen plab senommen, als auf
Der &tr9itrabe linn elm Motprpdsen
entgegentam, bic Yfsrbe tpurben fGeu,
baour4 fam bas 9ol5 ms &utI6en,
Der iungeMann pel9er BEL Der @arbes
artiuerie gebient bat, tpurbe binabqez
i9leubert, bic &dber fubren linn iiber
ben &opf, 10 baB Der Sob ipfort Elm
trat. Der S9GbeI mar aertriimmert.
bas 9e6irn quou beraus.
6eib. Sin f6tperer unz
gliidsfaa ereignete ii9 auf benz @ulsz
perte Der Sirma Gafp. Noea an Der
@ltenueritrabe. Der % Sabre alts
Irbeiter S9alanstt serietb nit benz
linten SUB in cine S9linge gliibenben
Orabts, Die III bemielben Moment bon
Der WalSe dn9eSoeen tpurbe. Gem
8ebauernsipertben tpurbe Der SUB un>
terbalb bes &n09els glatt ab9eI9nits
ten.
OberbaGberg. Gnbe Secenls
Der b. So. perf3panb bas 5jGbriee
SObn9en bes Nderers S6pamborn
BON bier. Ollie Nu9fprf9ungen Bile
BEN pergebli9, bis bieier Sage bic
2ei6e bes Sleinen in elmer S9lu9t
uufgefunben purbe. Sine S9Gbelperz
lebung, Die an Der 2ei9e feftgeiteGt
ipurbe, lGbt bic M0gIi6teit zines @srs
bre9ens gu. Sin Na9bar bes
S9pamborn, Der 8erpuBer SrD6lid,
purbe ais Der Sbat perbd4tig perbaf.
tet.
SprpdbDbet. Die Srau bes
Stein6re6ers &enned lag i'm @pdens
bett, unb lire 10jdbrige Sp9ter mubt.
ben Sausbdlt beipr9en. Odbei oeriez
then i6re &leiber am Sfen in 8ranb.
brennenb lief bas &inb our
Mutter ms S6laf3immer. Die Mut=
ter aber iprang f9reienb auf, fiel glei4
aber obnmG6ttg aufammen.
@ls bas &inb bies fa6, lief es tn's
brad bort aber ebsnfans auiams
men unb bau9te baIb burauf feinsn
Self aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-17
N~beinpropin5.


&Dfn. Dem MaIer Miiler, audi
Seufels : MiiGer senannt, benz be-
fannten Oi9tsr Der Sturms unb
Orang5sit, fpG bemnd9It in isinsr@az
teritabt 8reuana9 elm Sentmal err
ri3tet perben, bas erffe, pomtt bic
Na9pslt bic Grinnerung an ben bon
benz beutigen @eI9le6t faft pergeHez
mem Malerppeten fi9t6ar befeitisen
pirb.
9armen. en- benz !6ptel MGrfis
f9er 9of, &pfenaueritrabe, bemga6nz
bof @ttters6aufen eegsnii6er, bdt ii9
in einem 2ogisaimmer elm Mann ers
bdn9t, Der ii9 als 3abnar5t @eors
pflugf aus &emi9eib in bas Srems
benbu9 ei~nsetraeen bate. Die 2ei9e
purbe in bas Spbtenbaus i'm 8linselz
hon iibergefiibrt.
Bonn. Der Han9irmeiiter @ur>
l9eib tpurbe bon elmer Maf9ine sefabt
unb gst0btet.
Oiren. Die in elmer bieiigen
@erforgungsanitalt le6enoen G6eleute
Mlben6open po1ten in feierli9srWeiie
bic so. Wteberfe6r i6res 6o6seitstdz
oes bege6en. Gin GROCER Samilienz
freis mar Inn bas paar beriummslt;
MAJ ~riiitete ii9, CUR Stride gu fa6ren,
ba brad Der Subel6rdutigam plDBlia
tpbt Sufammen.
@GberfeGb. Sin 6anbpagen
Der SanbelsgGrtnerei Shores, iiber
ben bic Better bic @etpalt ~berlpren,
fauite bic abfaIenbe gbaufee binun>
ter unb fubr eesen einen G~ofefpaget.
Ser Is Sabre alte @ebilfe Srib &0z
men gsristb babel unter ben f9peren
Wagen, bon benz linn Der linfs @rm
unb bas linfe 8ein b~ollitGnbie abee>
trennt fpurben. aOnsn ipurbe in bas
8iirgerbofpitof sebra6t, mo- Ct mad
uniGaliden 2eiben eeitorbsn lit.
Gffen. Gbmunb 2ii6rmann in
Wernigsrobs bat isiner Ge6urtstabt
bier 250,OOO Marf gu einem Grboz
lungsbeim fir Herpentrcnte geftiftst.
MiibIbetm an Der Dub +.
Na9 einem fura borber ftattgebabtsn
@treit Bel einem S9napstrinfgeldge
erf9ob Der 8ersma1n Sohann 2anse
in feinsr Wobnung in Miiblbeims
Gtbrum, @%Oetbeftrabe, mittelft zines
Gepolpsrs ben Sobrhailer 5rieoria
aur5, ebenfo bradte er bur9 einen
S4ub benz @eremann 8o3 cine les
benssefGbrlidc @erlebuns bsi. Dem
Rur5 brang bic Rueef in bic
Iinte. benz Bob in bic re9te 8ruftfeite.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
NORWAY AROUSED
: AS MEYER BEFORE
GREAT POLITICAL WAVE EN-
GULFED WHOLE NATION.
Interest in Politics Previous to the Pleb-
iscite of Nov. 12 Surpassed All Prec-
edents in Peacable Land-Leading
Orators Address Great Throngs at
Day Meetings - -

Political meetings on Sunday were
quite in order in Norway previous to
the plebiscite of Nov. IL, when the vot-
ers of the country called Prince Karl
Of denmark to the throne OF Norway.
On the preceding Sunday Norway saw
political gatherings ever. arranged in
the country. Foreign Minister Loev-
land spoke at Gjoevik, Professor Fridt-
jof Nansen at Bergen, President Berner
of the Storthing at Sarps borg, President
Bjo5nstierne Biornson t a at L5llehammer' ~ cha n.
Brunchorst at MEDIUM, Nils Vogt at
Lillestron, Professor Yngvar Nilesen at
Skien and many other advocates of the
government $ policy at other places.
In each case the size Of the AUDIENCE
was limited only by the size Of the hall
More than 5000 people heard Loevlan!
at Gjoevik and more than 1900 listened
hammer, and many were not able to get
within the sound of the speakers
voices. In the main the audience en-
Enthusiastically approved the remarks OF
the speakers.
At Skien Professor Nielsen was occa
public and at other places the republl
cans signifed their disapproval in va
rious ways.
The meetings were continued thru
out the week. DR.. Nansen going to Vos:
and Aalesund. Loevland to Fredrikstad
Christian Knudsen to Uramen and Vike
sund, Counsellor of State Bothner t.
Levanger.
The leading republican speakers were
former Minister Konow, Egede Nissen
Gunnar Knudsen, who recently resigned
from the ministry; Gunnar Heinberg
Messrs. Castberg and Eriksen of tn
storthing. Their meetings were we'll at
tended
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
NORWAY rs POPULAR.

Tt is said that, excepting Switzer-
land. there is no country in Europe so
popular with English-speaking summer
tourists.as Norway. Many Eng!ishmen
rent salmon and trout streams in Nor
way, and thither they go year after
year, learning something of the scenery
at one point, everything about the fish
ing or wild reindeer hunting, and but
little or nothing of the Morse people
Those who take in the fjords, from the
decks of steamers on their way to North
Cape and the Midnight Sun, come away
with but vague ideas of the magnificent
coast panorama; and their floating
hotels give them no opportunity to get
acquainted with the natives of whom
they catch glimpses at the little coast
towns, where brief stops are made.
There are vigorous few who, with
pack and staff, come face to face with
the land and it's people. Some of these
have taken pictures. and made notes
which were afterwards published, not SO
much to give information about Norway
as to exploit the adventures of the writ
ers. But necessarily the foreign pedes-
trian is forced to keep to the well
beaten paths, where an inn or farm
house awaits him at night, and where ne
is in daily touch with post and tele
graph. From such sources nothing can
be learned Of the many interesting by
ways, or Of the. still more interesting
peasants, who, 'far from the maddins
crowds ignoble strife,'' think a
their fathers thought, and live as theil
fathers lived. when the high tide Of the
reformation swept thru their valleys
three centuries ago $780,. e.'