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New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
Country Property to Let.

HOUSES TO RENT. westchester-Two brick housss. =.
II six rooms and bath: S20 each. WoOpAii- -
rremont-aVe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-09
MOST FAMOUS FROG DIES.
Batrachian That Had Lived for Fiji
teen Years with Both Hemi-
spheres of Brain Gone.

The most famous frog in the world has
just died, says a recent report. 1t was
the victim of a professor in a university,
who in 1899 eat out both hemispheres
of its brain. In spite of the operation
the frog was in perfect health, and for
five years served to demonstrate to the
professors pupils the results of the re-
moval of the brain.
knowledge and will were abolished
and the frog never showed the slight
est sign 0. initiative, his only move
ments being attributed to muscular
fatigue. The eyes were quite uninjured,
and the frog, could evidently see, but
without understanding. Even his favor
lite food failed to attract him, and every
day an assistant had to cram his food
down his throat until the reflex action
of swallowing took place. When he was
touched he moved, and when he was
put in water he swan, and if he was
placed on his back he rolled over again,
but on his own initiative he never
stirred.
The poor thing wa well known to all
scientific men and it seems probable
that he died simply of old age, and that
his life vas in no degree shortened by
the operation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-09
RoBBINo TRUNKS IN ITALY
No Other Civilized Country, Where
the Luggage of Travellers
Is So Unsafe.

A traveller just returned from Italy
reports that a trunk belonging TO one
of his party was cut open on the rail
way between Rome and Genoa. and
clothes distracted to the value of $40.
When he consulted the British consul
on the subject, states London Truth. he
heard that a lady had been at the
consulate a few minutes before who had
lost the whole Of her valuable jeweiry
in the same way. 1t is really astonish-
ing that the Italian police and the rail
way companies between, them do no
take e~ffectual steps to stop this scandal.
There is no other civilized country
where travellers luggage is h%abitually
rified while in charge of the railway
companies as. it is in Italy, and the
knowledge that this is so must keep
many people out of the country. esbe-
cially wealthy travellers, whom it is the
interest of the authorities to encourage.
In the meantime ! would point out to
travellers in Italy that the insurance of
luggage against theft is a precaution
that should always be taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-09

skelet6ns Of Ancient Times Whis
Showed Men Were Of Enor-
naeus Stature.

Tbe mast was more prolific in the pro
duction of giants than the present.-lr
1870 one of these giants, who was ex-
limited at 2ouen, was ten feet high and
The giant Galabra. brought from Arabia
~ Rome IN the time of Claudius Caesar,
was of the same height. Fannum, who
lived in the time of Eugene H., was liz
feet in height.
The Chevalier Scrog in his journey to
the Peak Teneriffe found in one of the
eaverns of that mountain the head OF q
piunt who had 60 teeth and who was not
less than Is feet high. The giant Fara-
gus. slain by Orlando, the nephew OF
Charlemagne. according to reports, was
20 feet high. In 1914 near st. Gernad
was found the tomb of the giant lsolent
Who was not less hal 30 feet high. In
1899 near Rouen was found a skeleton
whose head held a bushel of corn and
which was 10 feet in height. The giant
Bacrt was % feet high.
In 1923 near the castle in Dauphine q
tomb was found 80 feet long. 16 feet
wide and eight feet high ON which were
cut in gray stone the words" Kentolochus
Rex The skeleton vas found entire
and measured 25A feet high, ten feet
across the shoulders and five feet from
breastbone to the back.
But France is not the only country
where giant skeletons have been I'M
earthed. Near Palermo. Sicily, in 1916
was found the skeleton Of a giant &C
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-09

feet high, and in 1853 another A feet
high. Near Magrino, on the same is
land. in 1876. was found the skeleton
of a giant of 80 feet, whose head was
the size of a hogshead and each tooth
weighed five ounces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-09
obit 1905.

Jimson-Why is Smiley wearing
that black band around his leg?
Grimson-His mother-in-law was
buried yesterdayt-N.s Y. Times.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-12-28
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5 IMPORTANT NEWS OF The week 5
IS ii

PIG q q ~ e: ~ ses s2F ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
The correspondent of the London
Daily Telegraph at ST. Petersburg in
dispatch dated at 6:45 p. m. Deem
Der %, says: AT an early hour this
morning the casualties at Moscow
were estimated at 5000 killed and
$4,000 wounded, with the fighting still
proceeding. The inhabitants of Mos
COW have been forbidden to leave
their dwellings after o'clock in the
evening. For every barricade de-
Struyed Sunday two appeared in other
places. Orders were given by the
to shoot only when there
was good hope of bringing man
down. In the meantime in their houses
the bulk of the population covers in
the innermost seclusion of kitchens
and cellars, trembling at every boom
of the cannon or the explosion OF a
bomb. The most surprising thing OF
all is the loyalty of the troops, which
nobody here anticipated. Talking with
an intelligent group Of st. Petersburg
revOlutionists, | was informed that
while they. believed the strike would
be victorious, they fully realized they
were stalking everything upon the
issue and that failure would set back
their cause for several years"
It developed that Daniel w. Storms,
Indiana's secretary of state, and now
serving his second term, was COM
PEELED to put his property in the hands
of trustee in order to meet an in
debtedness of $4,000 to the state.
This action was taken after meeting
of his bondsmen. Mr.. Storms admitted
that he had used the funds in his
hands in investments and that he had
resorted to the trusteeship to
straighten out his affairs. It appears
that when Governor Hanly demanded
the resignation of David K. Sherrick,
auditor of state, for failure to settle
with the treasurer, the banks which
had loaned Storms money on traction
and other securities became uneasy
and demanded that the loans be paid
at once. The secretary of state ap-
pealed to his bondsmen and meeting
was held at Lafayette. 1t was shown
at that meeting that Storms needed
$4,000 to square himself with the
state, but the bondsmen did not have
the money, and when the banks were
applied to the amount raised lacked
$4,000 of being enough to meet the
Indebtedness. Resort then was had to
trusteeship.
Three men were blown to pieces,
seven others were more or less seri-
ously hurt and the occupants of fash.
ionable hotels and residences in the
vicinity of Fifth avenue and Thirty
fourth street were shaken by an ex-
plosion of dynamite in an excavation
for the new Altman building. Frag-
ments of the. bodies of the dead were
scattered over an area Of hundreds
of feet and it was hours before the
exact number of victims Of the ac-
cident could be determined. The ex-
plosion was caused by a workman
Internationally striking heavy
charge of dynamite which had been
placed in drill hole in ledge OF
rock several days before and which
defied attempts to explode 1t at that
time.
United States District Attorney
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-12-28

to take effect on the first Monday in
January. He resigns to accept the
United States senatorship. The legis-
lature has adjourned.
The republican county committee of
New York county has been wrested
from the control of Boss Odell, who
made hard fight to remain in power.
The new chairman and all the other
officers are anti-Odell men, and the
chances now are that the speaker of
the house will be Wadsworth Of Long
Island, although the fight has not yet
been decided.
The number of armed peasants now
in revolt is 100000. The cars au-
thority has entirely ceased to exist
In the Baltic provinces. Fifteen hun
dred delegates to the Pan-Lettish con-
gress at Riga have selected that city
as the capital of the Lettish republic.
All males must arm, join the army,
pay no taxes and obey no orders Of
1.-The car. These orders are being
obeyed, and the fortresses are man
ned. AS a defense against an invad-
ing army the bridges have been blown
up.
Executive officers of all western
railroads at a meeting In Chicago
entered into an agreement with a
view of compelling strict adher-
ence to the provisions Of the inter-
state and Elkins laws. Every road
bound itself to inform the interstate
commerce commission of any illegal
acts on the part of any road.
Governor Mickey of Nebraska has
issued pardon to Frederick Sargent,
sentenced in 1893 to serve twenty
years for wife murder. Sargent was
the oldest inmate in the Nebraska
prison in point Of confinement. He
will be released New Years.
The president nominated William
P. Warner of Dakota City, Neb., to
| be United States marshal, to succeed
T. L. Matthews. Warner was unan-
! imously endorsed by the senators and
| the Nebraska delegation in the house.
The secretary of the interior has
sent to congress draft Of bill fix
| ing the maximum penalty of $1,000
fine or ten years Imprisonment, or
both, for fraudulent attempts to OBJ
J tain title to public lands.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-12-28

United States District Attorney
Baxter of Omaha has been removed
from office, following his refusal to
resign as requested by the president.
A telegram from the president has
been received by Judge Baxter inform
ing him of his dismissed from The OF
flee. II have received the message
removing me from oskce." stated Judge
Baxter. II do not care 10 make Il
public and have nothing further to
say upon the subject"
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Governor In Toilette sent TO the
legislature his resignation as governor,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-12-28

to take effect on the first Monday in
January. He resigns to accept the
United States senatorship. The legis-
lature has adjourned.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

0%erramqt-gtn th9tiqer @eihdftsmanu ,un aftiptu
~ AutbeiI on elnem rpa6ieuben Jabrifationss
eei9dft su nsbmen. Dub fiiufsebu Eouienb Dollars
ouIeesn f5nnsn. Man Iafe NbreRe IN Der
OfFes biees BIattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

porIen. me Der Ssnent oen Ytseuner
mil allen mDeli9en S9impfnamen be-
legte = Der Bauer i9rie 0uanif9en:
nSht Setriiger!" oas seniigte, I'm
Die Na9barn gum @in9reifen gu peranz
lafen. &ur5um, Der Saubernoe Safer
DerlieB nit elmer gebOrigen Sradt
Prigel oas @ebDft, uno pGre Ger 2ehs
rer nt9t eingei9ritten, Damn pdre ss
nod 5u elmer beftisen Yriigelei NIT Den
anoeren 3iseunern gefommen. Cine
balbe Stunoe ipdter 5osen iie nit Cad
unb pad oabon. Oils mir pom &ruge
81 9ogoan 5uriidfamen, itano er freuz
Oeitrableno bel ieiner Sub unb iab at.
pie tie bie eetp6ten @rufen frab.
gus &uba ii6 BEL mir ieinen Sbaler
uno Die @rtrabelpbnune bolte, fragile
er itolo, OBJ er ieine Sadie gut 9ema9t
babe. Damn fab er ii9 UNI, ob i'm
niemano bore uno fiigte balblaut binz
gu: rIber, 6err, fpirfli6 aauhern tqnn
Der Sater op9 ni6t?"
-.y}ein. &ubd. 0as fam er nint."
nyfa, Damn tann er mir audi feline
&rdntbeit oOer Elm ungliid dn6eren!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

N<erIonet - Gin Rdbfen fir cine fleiue Sar lite.
- 0uter 2obu. Rein MAIDEN. Na15nf.aefn
Rp. 2s15 Qerb EeIapore efr. =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
&eine ,tnn6f5ige ScIaifisans bon
Observation-Disclosures.

Sbises iast Der Stem Yprfer @in@
pdnberunss> Gommifdr Us a d r n,
unb sr bemerft peiter:
Die Meloungen, tpel6e in LETTER
3eit Iber Die 8elditigune Der auf
Ocean Sampfern in Rep
Yprt eintreffenoen &aiiiten> paHasis>
re nerbreitet purben, ent6ebrten ieber
8egriinbung. Gr babe Den Superins
tenbentenO obler alerbings beauftragt,
earauf gu a6ten, oaB Die in oen 8az
iiiten eintreffenoen PaFaeiere Iprgfdlz
tig beoba9tet tperben, bamit ii6 feline
Gintpanoerer, bic BEL ibrer 2anbuns
auf @nis Sslanb 5uriideenieien nirz
Den, als &ajiten%paHaiere einI6mus=
seln tDnnen; Ood fcne permieoen tpers
ben, unanfe9tbare &aiiten<YaHasiere
unnOtbig Su belGftieen. @etpiHe Sn=
trnftipnen CUR lleberpa9ung Der &o=
litensp afagiere ieien ftets in &rdft
gefpeien; benn BON 3eit gu 3eit fetcn
&aiiitenzp ufasiere auf dr5tli9e @utz
u9ten bin mad Gnis sSslonb eebraft
fporben, UNI bort elm CAPITALIZATION
81 bethlehem OBJ lie CUR 2anoung bere9>
tigt ieien, unb Dies fperoe in begriinoe=
ten 6daen aud ferner gefaeben. Die
tiirsli6e Gntbeduno. baB IS einem nit
Srd9oma ksafteten ginperberer gss
lang, ii9 in Ger eriten &aiiite burd=
auiamugaeln, babe bic Ginipanoe=
ungsz8 eb0rbe peranlabt nadaufpr>
iden, pb oiefer @erfu9 cine Wieoer=
boluns erfabren fperbe; bu9 lei bamit
bur4aus ni6t bic Mbfi6t perfniipft,
Die &aiiiten=PaHaeiere anbers gu be-
banbeln, als es bisber Ser San eefpe=
len. Ollie ae~sentbeiliser Meloungen
ieien unbegrinoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

&Onig &arl, ipen:r er bor oie Otter
natipe geftelt, entipeber ieinem Sbrone
coer feinem @epebre gu entIagen, Die
gnti9eibung Iber Die i9pieriafte unb
unangenebmite Srase fetnes 2ebens gu
treffen BADEN niirbe.
S9on in friibefter Susenb befunbete
portugals 9erri9er cine eerabs5u lei
oenf9aftIi9e Neisuns fir BEN @9ieBs
fpprt, unb es iolen fpenie MGnner in
Der srpBen peiten Melt eriitiren, Die es
Dem &Dnig in Ser 6anbbabung bon
Seuertpaffen aIer Dirt elei6tbun f0n-
men. Qber au9 als Ntblet, &eiter urb
y2atpn Sennis" =Spieler rei6en feline
2%eiftungen melt iiber bas Sur9s
f9nittsmab binaus.
Neben ieinen fportli6en unb geieaz
faaftlihen @ergniisungen tpiomet fi9
Der Monar9 ou9 nit betpunoernspers
tier gnergie unb @usbauer Ser pflege
feines @eiites. gr beberrf9t feds
@praGen ponfommen, uno in ser nil
fsni9aftli6en Welt bat er ii9 bur9
feline SiefIeeforf9unsen einen Namerl
gema9t. Sir allies S9One uno Cole
begeiitert, lift CT naturli9 audi Elm Ser
ebrer Der STUNT. unb-iRsbefonoere fiblt
er fi9 gu Der Malerei bingesugen uro
bat felbft f9un cine @nsabf gemdloe
gef9affen, Die bon Der bphsn &rttif
als &unfttperfe anerfannt purben.
Sn feiner Sturm> uno Srangs
periohe mar 8Dnie 3arl elm sliibenber
@erebrer Der Stiersefe9te, ia, feline
8eeeiftering fir bieies nerpenerregenoe
S9aufpel mar 10 grob, baB er ais
&ronprtna Dfters als rSorero" Ole
@rena betrat, bel pelGer 9elegenbeit er
einmal feinen @aeemutb beinabe nit
Dem 2eben bate beaablen miihen.
Seine 9eliebtbeit in allen S9t6ten
Der 8epOlferung peroanft &Dnig &arl
feinem leutieliesn, freufoli6en unb
treuber5igen Mefen, unb biefe Gigenz
f9aften espaart nit feinem %gefpinnens
ben Neuberen erpbern ibm iiberau Die
9ersen i'm Sturm. Seit Dem Sabre
1886 lit &Dnig &arl nit Der prinseiz
i'm Mmalie BON 8ourbon>S rleans,
Sodter bes 9rafen bon paris, perz
mGhIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Gin gutter Rrrl.

9 ter: 49,. Stun, es
piiroe mid febr intereffiren, tuenn Ssbr
mir Die 9ei9i6te re9t ausfibrli9 err
aGblen polltet!"-M nsefIaster:
nNa, tpifen g. 9srr 2anoridter, Dos
beradbp I Sbna ANAL, tpenr mir CANA
unter uns fan!" .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

S%erIougt Gin gutter Suuqe aber II Sabre off, NIT
einen Bicpde' 9tat5ufraaeu i'm gIobe Rieifer
2aben. Ode Tslamare unb @afbinetou Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
6ipffl DER Observation-Disclosures.

OuVeloltu, Hulle IIeleN VlHlIllI III Dlett
Barrier Sbedter, unter dnoeren ou9
in oas 8auOepiQetbeater; aus Mangel
an 3ett bate er jeOo9 BON leBterem
&e9te nod feinen @ebrau9 gema9t.
@ines @benOs aher fiel linn Dies Dem
mod Elm, oa Elm ibn interefftrenoes
Stid gegeben tpuroe. Gr betrat Oa>
Der bas S6edter, tpurbe aber an Der
&ontroGe 5uriidgebulten unb mad ieiz
mem Billet gefragt.
sd babe freien Gintritt," iagte er.
r@ie beiBen Gie?"
.8oieloieu."
Scr &omponiit?"
rSa." Is*i
r8arum ni9t gar!"
r3neifeln Sic Oardn?"
sd bin i'm 9esent6eil meiner
Sa9e bplfommen getpib," sntgegnste
Der SpntroIeur, nunb fage Sbnen. bab
Sbre Gift miBgliidt it,"
rMeine 2tit?"
,0ie foqte i9 Den 8eriu6, fi9 un>
ter einem falf6en Namen in oas Sbea>
ter gu i9lei9en, ipobl anoers nennen?"
r4ber, mein 9err, i9 bin zines folz
6en 8etruges unfdbig. Sd belize
pirfli9 8pieloieu."
rWo5u 6ieie 8ebauptnns9 @ir fem
men 9errn 8oielbieu iebr gut. gr ges
bort 81 unferen tGgli9en 8eiu6ern."
SIT er AUDI beute. Nbeno bier? 60
pdre i9 pirfli9 neusierig ihn gu
ieben."
ySie befteben alip mod INNER auf
Sbrer Sabel uno nplen 6errn 8oiel>
oieu gegeniibergeiteut perben2"
v@epib, bas piini9e i9 febr."
9as pornebme Weien 8pielbieus,
Die 3urerfi9t, Die in feinen @orten
berrihte, bate auf Die 8eamten Der
&ontroue einen gepiifen @inbrud ges
ma6t. S3re 1~eber5eugung ma err
i6iittert, un0 Od tie our GeDibheit &c:
langen noGIten, gaben Tie benz Wuni9e
Oes &omponiten na9. Giner bon
ibnen fii6rte i'm gu Dem @ingan9e oes
Sr9eIters. Der 8orbang mar aufges
aoger, oie S9auipieler itanoen auf Der
8iibne, uno man mubte oaber 0as
@noe 0es Mftes ertparten, INN Die @rz
fldrung 6erbei5ufiibren.
SH5pii6en Oeutste Ser &ontrpQeur
auf einen Der 3ui9auer unb fdgte:
BORT Ser 6err in Der, oritten &eibe,
Der i'm blaren Sod, Der Die @lGier feiz
ner 2orgnette nit Dem 9anof3ub
reibt, lit e."
rSas alio lift Serr 8pieloieu?"
n8enigitens 10 LANCE, bis Sic oas
9egent6eil peroen betpieien baben."
8oieloieu betra6tete fi9 ben pibere
re9tli9en 8eiibnebmer ieines Ndmens.
gr mar Elm Mann bon nettem Nus>
feben unS f9ien an Dem @9aufpiel
groBes @ergniigen gu finSen. Der
aomponiit iab i'm einige 4ugenblide
nit Dem INN 10 natiirli9en Woblpol=
len an unb iagte bann gu ii9 ielbit:
nSds lit Elm re6t glidli6er W}en19!
llno i9 ioGte bas Slid triiben, oas er
in msinem Namen genisbt? Sd folte
i'm oes 8ergniigens berauben, bas er
ale Qbenbe bier finbet, inbem i9 BON
einem He9te 9ebrau9 made, bas i6
oo9 nltr febr felten beniibe? Rein,
netn, fpabrbdftia, 10 orauiam fann i6
ni9t iein!"
Damn fuhr er, gu Dem &ontro1eur
g%efpenoet, fort: r@er5eiben sic, i3 Be-
ite6e ni9t mebr uuf meinem Winen
ano gebe!"
~Sie eeiteben alfo, Dab sic elm fall
f6er 8pielOieu iino, unO odb Der DC
Der e9te iitg"
sd seitebe ul1es, mas Sic min
i9en."
~Sas mar elm f9le9ter S9era, mein
9err. Elm iebr f9le9ter!"
limo Ser bortreffli6e 8oisloieu trat
belOenmiitbig feinen Hiidau9 an, ges
fol9t BON oen 0orpiirfen uno ben
Spottduberunsen Der &ontroabeam@
ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

N%erlonet-Gine Srou bic gut maiden unb bhatInb
~ fonn. VoG5ufraseu 1920 9tprb Terioian Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Dislffiti9er 9rrrfder.
G5nis &asI /. bon @crtueaI ais Ssinsrpe
uno Sportenauu.

&Onig &arl bon portusal, oefen
8eiu9 balo na9 Dem oes fpanif9en
&Dnigs in Berlin eripartet tpito. 1T in
btelen 8e5iebungen elmer Der merfniirs
oigften Monarden @urppas.
Cine treffenoe gbaraftsriitif oes
nunmebr 42idbrigen t0errf9ers CAB
einmal Semano, als er erfldrte, oaB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Qvres Bulletin.
@iaen $3.50 S@irm ~ Soc

0ieies 1T Elm Saientent SOrI6Iaa-Reaens
l1trme bic tpeniser foiten ais Sic lie FIR
dbnIthe NuaIitdten be3abIt baben. S9irme
bic sum- aaeripenisften $3.50 wertb finb ia
Csc.
Sin bi1t roasnbes 9arason @eften bon
Stabl nit 8 Hippen.
Gin &esen bidtes Dad pom amerifanis
i4er Saffeta.
@riffe bon NaturboI3. 9rinceb etode nnb
peri&iebene Sorn 3opitdts, @%eidabmetaa
nnb SiIberbei9Iasene @riffe.
Auafte benz SutteraI anpaiienb.
0ieies iinb 2S=S0nise G9irme fir Rdms
rer, 26s3Oaise fir Srauen, % unb 24s;Slige
fir bic fIeinen 9eute, barunter finb ,9ommp
9uder" unb Cinderella SHUTTER, nit SossI
ober &aten @riffen.
Sbre GuswabI BON Sunberten ;u. 49,. 95e
Inbere quite S@irme .43c
Statement 9aben, Sib @ittdaans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Or bruiiBt allies.

ngringen sic mir NAL bas Be-
f4perbebu9!"-r 8itte. mas lit benn
los?" mWeroen sic i9on feben = 10,
lefen Sie!"-Yapier miierabel, Gin
banooede Ditto. S. Maper, Papierreiz
ienoer. Qlusge5ei6nete 8ei4perbe>
bidder in alien preislasen.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
q

sd fase Sbnen, &omtsRe, iolde
nterpo4tge Seereife 1T etpas 9err=
lidss!"- Sc -. aber 10 LANCE obne
4utomobil gu fein!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

lpIaH9 Oer Qlle St9euHer Dln3u u1p
nabm einen runoli9en, fauff9roBen
8alen auf. Mber ebe sr ibn i'm Sc
pono bergen fonnte, bate Der &ne9t
ibm Den @egenftanO entriHen. gs
mar elm &lumpen @ole uno Suarc,
our9einanoer eei9lungen. Oils mir
ibn ipGter %enttpirrten, fanoen fi4 Elm
abgebro6ener S9liihelbart, oas Ste
lett zines fleinen Sbieres, permutblidl
elmer Maus, uno einige 8n0Gel oarin.
Die &omOoie, Die ii9 jeBt abipielte,
mar gera0e5u foftli9. Der alte .3igeus
ner r~erldngte bon &ubd oen 3du6er
5uriid. font piiroe &ranfbeit uno lin
glid i'm treffen. Der &nGuel miiiIe
fofort i'm Jeuer perbrannt peroen.
Wabrf9einlid bate Die Srpbung ges
pirft, benn Der 9ne6t rei9te mir Sen
8allen, oen id fofort in Die Sadie
itedte. Run orohte Der s3igeuner, er
piiroe uns allen Die peiben MGnnerz
diem anberen, penn er ni9t fofort iein
Gelo uno oen &nGusl erbielte. SEPT
fubr Ser Bauer auf.
rDas, Sbr poIt fir Die 8etriiserei
nod @elo9 &aus nit @u9 -. runter
BON meinem 9of!!"
Sas Wort mar fir &uba ods Sig
nal gu energif9em Gingreifen. Sm
nG4iten 4usenblid bate er ben 3iseus
ner am 9enid gepadt uno brdngte i'm
na4 penn 9oftbor. Oas @ef9rei bate
in5pif4en Die Na9barn anaelpdt. sic