davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
OHIO SOLON SETS
A GOOD EXAMPLE
Recently Elected Member of the Leais-
Iature enroIis in SshoOI and will
take Special Course TO fit Him for
His New duties.

LIMA, O., Dec. I'll want to go
to Columbus and at least be able to
construct a correct English sentence. -
Thus did d. J. Schnrr, the newly
electt d representative to the state
legislature from Madison county, ex
plain today why he entered Lima col
lege as a student.
Schurr is 80 years old and single.
He is taking special rush courses in
political science, economics, constitut
ional history and law and physiology Q.
my chief idea in attending college
is to be best able to represents the peo-
pie who elected me, - he said.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
ADAMS DECIDES HIS
Case IS HOPELESS
Will Plead Guilty in ihe Hope that
He May Receive Mercy from the
Court--Is Despondent and Anxiou
to Confess.

SEATTLE, Dec. George Ed
ward Adams, former clubman and
good fellow" but now self confessed
embezzie1 of fortune in gold Srom
tie United States assay Office, will
pied guilty to every indictments
brought against him. Anxious to be-
gin serving his time as soon as poss-
ible, and knowing that no defense he
can make will save him, the prisoner
will throw himself upon the mercy of
the count when It comes time ard ask
for sentence. Not even kcounsel will
he retained by Adams. Believing his
case a hopeless one, he will take his
medicine as we'll as he can and say
nothing.
In the hearing before United States
Commissioner Kiefer this fact was
brought out clearly. In st atements
made at the county Jail late yesterday
afternoon and today he signified his in
tention of not fighting for liberty.
Adams, first boastful and reckless
in his bearing, then Respondent and
anxious to confess and then hopeful
that the confession could be recalled
and good defense made, is now aware
that he can expect little from a long
nd expensive legal battle. With
almost every mans hand against him,
he is certain of conviction. He be-
lieves now that a long fight against
fate will only result in heavier pun
ishmcntbeing meted out to him than
if he pleads guilty and throws himself
on the mercy of the court.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
DEER HUNTING
RIVALS FOOTBALL
Wisconsin Hunting Season Breaks
the Record With rs Dead and 55
d---Wounded and Dead Were
Mistaken for Deer. as Usual.

CHICAGO, Dec. "A dispatch to
the Tribune from Milwaukee, Wis,
says:
When the hunting season in Wiscon-
sin and upper Michigan closed last
night, all records for casualties among
hunters had been broken. There are
26 dead and 80 wounded, some of whom
may not recover. The usual number
of the wounded and killed were mis-.
taken for deer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
NINETY FIRMS BOYCOTT
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

VANCOUV YER Be, Dec. 2.-Last
night after bitter debate ninety. mer-.
chants of this city voted to boycots the
Canadian Pacific railroad and do all
in their power to divert business to
the Northern Pacifirc and Great North.
ern railroads, it being contended that
Vancouver is Disseminated against in
freight tariffs.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
JENNIE: ANDERSON
WINS The PONY


Jennie Anderson Won the Elli5-Eorde
pony coarea5 wn.ch closed at eight
o'clock Iasc evening by a plurality of
over 1905 votes over Aer Healsst com
petitor, Hack Rarey.
When the votes were counted last
evening Miss Anderson was found to
uaye total Of 4a,8o2; Jack Rarey
was second win 53,1aI; Pearl Black
was third. -, $50 votes having been
cast for her; Lutha Overturf was four
tn with 2I.I41 votes to her credit.
TheIe were I2G candidates i'll all.
Much interest was taken in tie con-
test by everyone in Chelan and til e
borders of adjoining counties. Votes
were sent to the store from as f ar east
as " ilson Greek and as far west as
Leavenworth. Jack Rarey. by per-
onal canvass, secured most of the
votes from the outlying towns. Jen-
ME Anderson's suppol ters were almost
entirely Wenatch ee people. The steam
boat companies and the hotels did the
most TO swell Miss Anderson's score.
The race from the start was strenu-
Gus. NJ iss Anderson took the lead
from the start and held in until about
three weeks ago when Jack Raiey
forged ahead by i60 votes. The foil
owing count he fell behind 1000 votes
and was forced to the sec-1d place bv
Miss Anderson til lie cornt at noon
Oh Thanksgiving day, Jack Rarey
again took the lead by 600 votes. Miss
Andrson's supporters rallied to her
assistance yesterday, che hotel buying
$500 worht of provisions merely that
they might cast the votes for Miss
Anderson, and at l O'Clock she again
took the lead and gained steadily un-
Ill the end of the contest.
The contest aroused great interest
among the patrons of the store and
many wagers were made on the result.
Jack Rarey bet s. against himself.
AS the boy made hard fl ght and as
the two leaders were in class by
themselves the company decided to
give him second prize of a sled.
81 consider the contest the greatest
advertising scheme ever inaugurated
IN the county, said T. J. Walker, adj
yertising manager of the big store,
land l believe has attracted more at
tent,on and awakened more interest in
the Ellis Forde Company than any
other scheme that has ever been tri-
ed. | believe that the winner in the
Spokesman Review plano contest held
Ill Wenatchee year ago only manag
ed to secure 60. 900 votes. There were
several storesswho that issued votes
for that contest. Nearly everyone
throughout the entire county was i'll
terested in our contest and worked for
one or another of the candidates. The
management of the store is more
than pleased with the interest taken in
the contest and highly gratified at the
results it achieved.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
Notice of Sale
heretofore.

The Chelan County Fair
Association will sell the
fair grounds on Crondo
avenue at auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash.
The sale to be held at
the fair grounds at z p.
M, Dec. Is, 1905. No
bid will be received un-
der $65OO.OO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

Sben flopfte er an @ertruSes Sbiir
uno 6riidte, als fem r9erein" ertOnte,
Die &linfe nis0er. Iber Die Sbir ging
ni9t auf.
Isle bat fi9 eingef3loHen, re f9Gmt
fi3," 6a6te er, beuete fi9 nab elmer
0eile Der lle6erIeguns gum S4lifels
lodi nie0er unO REF: r9ertruoe, liebe
S9peiter!"
r0aB MIDI. S9 mag riemdn0 iehen
= AUDI Did ni6t," flang IS BON brinz
men 5uriid.
r@rGme Did bod ni6t 70. liefe
S9peiter," iu6te Sans nit psri6leierz
ter Stimme gu tr0iten. Scr @orfa1l
lit ia 6eoauerli9, afsr ser Baron lit
elm G6renmann. Morgen pirft Su
INN perge6en. unb Die 9auptfa3e lit
uno bleibt bod, 6ob Sic Se6nfu6t
Defines !Ser5ens in GrfInung gebt.
Ooer lie6f Su ibn nun niGt me9r?"
Gin lautes 9obngeld6ter, elm tpah@
res 6obngelG9ter ser 66Ge nor bie
Nntpprt. Ni6ts peiter.
Sans iianb NOD cine Wetle tpie por
BEN &ppf gei3lagen. Damn sing er
ge6eugt un0 fpr9enbou in fem 3immer.
Plus biefen Weibern fperoe i3 ni@t
tlug," ba6te er. rSel6ft aus meiner
eigenen S6peiter ni6t. Wia lie nit
btefem 6itteren GelGd)ter Die &omDoie
bon bprbin fprtieBen? Soer bat bes
8arons beimli9@rGu6eri der 8ubpirfz
li9 lire 2iebe %get0btet? Sebr CART be-
faitet mar tie ia INNER, aher 10 mimoz
fenbaft! = 50, ia es lit f9on 10.
9as tnnerfte 9epebe elmer fompliairten
Menf9enfeele ldBt fi9 auf feline @eiie
entpirren!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

uN9e1lHHRe UleeEesDIuHUulg, ule llu]
iiber Die f9rpfffte &lippe meg gum err
ftrebtsn Stranoe pdl5t. 8enn sic
elmer Stiibe, zines 8eiftan0es beSiirz
fen, Sic a~ngebetete Sraumblitbe meiz
rer Sebnfu6t, 10 Oenfen sic an mid,
Der i9 bis au meinem leBten @tbem5ug
nit geIpdnntsn Gtrnerl pie Elm treuer
Soloat auf poften barren uno lau<
f9er peroe, pb ni6t Sbr STUFF, 9lids<
bpffnungernedenb, in ote Na9t meines
nun gang perDOeten 2ebens font"
Qber Mart6a bate linn NIT feiner
Silbe geanttportet.
Srau SIIs smpfing Sen Baron nit
Ser alien, beute our6 Site elei65um
nod pereoeIten !Ser5li6teit. Sbr Slid
NOR 10 mil6e, ibr 5GnSeorud 10 nei8,
als pplte fe iagen: sd besreife uno
persei6e ales!" Sic mar sartfiiblenS
genug, Die @breiis ibrsr Groieberin mi.
feinem Wort gu ertpG6nen, .unb au6
tpenn 8obo ni9t slei9 porbeugeno be-
merit ba6en tpiiroe, bab er mebrers
Sage frant gepeien lei, 70 bate lie ibn
bo6 ni6t eefragt, tparum er fi9 ibrem
9dufe 10 lange fe%rngebdlten.
ga Gertrude fi6 nidt feben lieB =
ibr rmimofenbaftes gmpfinben" mar
burd3 Sen Ser anoeren g~esebenen &ub
bod au5u tief ~getroffen :, 70 fonnte
5rau Slfe alien 3auber i9rer groben,
edit tpeibli9en 2tebenspiirbigfeit un>
eebtn6ot e~ntfalten. ltnb als Ser 8az
ron f6lieBli9 aufbra6, iiberlsgte er:
Sd tpGre BEL oiefem bibf9en, funften
Weib9en sepib iebr gut a~ufseboben.
sic tit bod eigentlidD bel ipmpatbiz
f6er, abgetldrter, barmonif9er als Der
3otteltopf 5in9sn grennert; uno
tpenn ibre beiben, i'm iibrigen 9an5 err
trGgliGen &inoer audi cine unere
tpiinidte 3u9abe fino, 10 geben fie mir
bod auf Ser dn0eren Seite Die @epGbr,
bab Tie 2eben in meine itiIe 8uoe brtn=
gen un0 iJrer Mutter bpqtperthtoen
SIIuS pIClClt lDulUSIl, lUCIlll IVY 60 vi
Der ertpartften Giebe uno 3Grtli9feit
etipa feblen lafen fpllte. Sin9en 8ren>
merit nit ibrem spar febr unterbaltia>
men, aber bod audi re9t sefdbrli9en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oaae9en mD6te
am Gnoe Summbetten MAIDEN, tpenn
i6 lire tpertbe 9erfOnli9feit iibsr met
mem Wirti9aftsbetrieb uno meiner
Sago NAL elm tpenig perna3ldiiigen
piirbe. Mber immsrbin = man fann
ni9t genug tpGblen uno priifen!"
nnO pie INNER, fubr 8obo uI9 Dies
NAL BON Sleioners aus gu 8rennerts.
Ger alte 9eibfutT9er fannte Die Gpute
f9on; oenn ais iein 9err in BEN Waz
gen itisg, obne einsn 8efebl su seben,
fragile er: rSaiierftrabe Is, ni9t
tpdbre"
Sin6ens blibhraune @usen slGnsten
Dor @pnne, als fis Den Baron na9 fat
pier5ebntdgieer Srennung enoli9 pies
berfab, uno ibr rotber Munb fprubelte
iiber Dor Wis uno gutter 9aune.
n<aH
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
epe3taIsS tsuate

frftn . e&Idse, stuetter alarm. &.
9ruettes 3 S&Ldes, brtttr AIarx,
critten 3 SGIdse, bterter AIaru.
l-a-1, Seser aus uns S&Iaa& axfsrsu4.
. S&IdBs, aBaherorud ab.
- S4Iaes II I4r gsittaeAt
Die 10 bs;adneten signaIs irsrhsn sass ssn T4xrz
rt4ter a~uee8sben bd an bn ktrsfSxSea etsa6ss
treuasssee1 lshte MIarmttaes eaeebra&k fnA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Gnt Offer.

sd babe sebOrt. 9err Moper, Gte
tpoQen b~eiratbeng" s.Natiirli4!
Glauben Sic benr, t9 bab' MIDI at
meinem @eraniiaen p~erlpbt21
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

OnfeI gum Neffen): SEPT
perbe i9 fehen, ob Ou mas fannft,
Mi9erl: Sd babe cine MiIion, oa
lege i9 mod cine balbe bdau uno nod
100000 Mart, mas babe i9 nun2"-
Neffe: rOen @rObenpabn, Snfel."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
EutuIe 3rrnreasttsrtt,

.qDie baben Sie benn ben I'm Qotel
unter Sbrem @ett perftedten @auner
entbedt9"-rM9, Der Qerl bate Ia aus
3%erftreutbeit feline Sttefel ppr bte
Shire aeitelt!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Cine hnrte 31riifttttn.

Ger tIetne M q r: n@enr
NH mein GebIrtstag fhon borbei
pdre, 6as etpise 5olssn babe i9 nun
fnffl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
&nmmnrfGdf.

@nGbiGe: Y@nnu. i9 f'.pIe mid
ntat gang pobl = bolen sic mir ben
Softor uno oen 6abrplan!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Drfnftfnn.

GIus Dem Muffabbeft Ser fleinen
Glia.) m8runnen finO, no tIeine Sim
Der man9mal bineinfalen, ehe iie Suz
geoedt tperoen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
&ttlbluthr.

@inss f9Onen Sases, es resnets
6rauben in StrDmen un6 niitbete elm
tar4tbarsr Sturm, tlopfte IS on feline
Shiire.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Wortiesuns fplst.)
MssSe.
Mrnutrrfp.

rMutter, pie erfennt mans, tpenn
SIN Gbineie Die @elbfu9t BATE"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
feuer

Ics Bart ak gaA L.
sls CAPITAL Ape unb 81.
2ls Qennitb. u. Ti&ie1E
2I2 SIlinpis suh 20.
els Senate ape uuS n.
e16 GenniSIbania unh "a
a17 Reribian uno 1e.
a1s gapitaI Dire urh e.
2ls Broaetpo5 urh 10.
a31 SIEinpis uns glcaenz
1S4 90. IA eprisenFas,s
2entpopS ure 80.
ss5 SIIiucis unb s.
ese Gnnetta unh 60
237 30. 8. Spriseub1tls
uStu unb Raber
ass nSeu 2neber @crf7
2Ss SiabsI urS 81.
PAL Te-iSian unh "a.
a4s" SHincis u Ct. gInsx
243 gIfrisse urh IS
sls @eft rrIe &cInut
s1S @eft urb IL.
s1< Sotpa-b rrt 16
SIS Eprbet uub Yoed
s16 gaSitaI 4pe ufs 10
SIT @~crtbpefteru gpe u3
s1S Sent une Is.
$40 Canal urf 10.
s2z GereaIine Bcrfs
s24 gsrmpnt urth 9sum
s25 Bisrnasd u granbrtes
e2e go. 20 SprisenRaus
Sauetuiue.
SET RiGisar. u. cstme4s
GAS #i9isart u. gouerrh
s41 Bsft urb ReSnirre
4Is @iFoari u. RarpIarh
as TiKouri uuh DRic
<15 capital ApeI Secrsia
l1s TiHouriu SeutudrG
Git Senate qpe u. @aib.
k2l g uuS 6 shmSAaaa
R. @aHinston
as Srreaz5 pipital.
ga gsiIes @Se u. SDuA
425 Maib. anb Sarr>
42s go. 10 Sprifnsmx
%. @aibiastsr
fz7 DItner une Bir&
s i2s pIibsr ,nS psapss
4a9 Rcrbpte unb gtrt
4s1 SabIep ase u. RurTu
lsa Riber are u. Rsrris
ls4 Rirer Ane ars aar
&s6 Sarttrs u. SisIRa
4ss Parting utb ditto
ls7 go. 10 Sprtte1tG5
Eaprris auh 6arttaeS
as 6stsGs4 us> 4szaa1
80 StoksmA3
461 ReisnG md ss1a
c6s Ss.pasA sna1 Bee
as @crris sss &arsss
$50 2arnberf unA Besnpna
G7 Rsrbek HSe " 2as
ispss @crte
6is BeH srh Ra9
SIS 2entadsH rsu. 4aTN
6i4 Rerihinn rsh Frrra
ole Snu,pis xns aaaias
SIT Rprris r.h Gatcta
b1s Rorris unb Gtur4
bls Capital q, u @cgenx
621 Rerihiars urS galnses
sRs 4ine uHh sorb
sa4 RahHyn aSea Hne5ss
ses Reribian unb 8dt@
SGT Carlos unh &as
s2s Rerisins NIB artssra
E2e akerieiar, u. Ratncnh
bs1 Reribiari u. Nsgaftt
tsa sc. II Sprsenta&
Rprrts ra5e 29ei;
sls Rcssrner nrb Sra&
Gle CAT u. Q:nerIn Sss
e14 Goft urh EeedeT
SIS Rrisbt Iro n ~
sI7 Wegartt urb SsnI
sIe gastr Serfss " Sk gn
us Spraes rne 7rc5s6
ys eHeI;ib Gps. u aa.za
IA St1te &pe Il. &et Rs
us SssIbs uss 9ss4es
Tie State gpe unb DrGsg
gAs Orange uns eaursi
s1s G5eIbs IL. GLstogs
7s1 ssriustcnI.G 2@4
gss SIetder arsH GsrNa
TsG S.cie greu 9IeGimS
rs grpipe.t aus rassiGFS
rse Orange unh SsrIa.
Tas aiberts uab Tse
F2s goaIs unb GoIa
sls g,o. is SYriserFsas5
CIT Baibinstc5 su
e1s Norfet unS siSbIe
e14 Ohio u. StsfIcib an
slb Gi6isat il. Stsssc'e
asa a;larfet n grfenaI g.S
SIR Oft e.. Clair IND
linton Balm geIs;is.
sa1 ssan gamble esSSs
ess gsrrisnt uNb @alscs
sz4 BaSt. uub Sts.s u
SIS Iasssn's 2r;rss 90
sss Sader ras Gcriss
sa7 maib. uns Berthe zN
$40 go. IL SprissnRGA
Bspine r,ate EsE4sop
ss1 soutbsaae-n zee ara
@spbfhG
SIS BaT. urh 2sartos1
sS4 Gcsttscfern xSe
arfenaI Uses.
SIS Rep gpr; xsh Tsu3A
slas Suinpts sus RGrsL
sis' Suinois uss HarssG
s14s Pests. unh BaA
s15s DsIasz0rs russ TeE
'Stsnate.
,Iariu, &.
AIarut
Harm.
axfsrsM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

~es %SS uSpS 1t'riS
6 9aaipare u,ib BaInut
q. Seriep IL Central q.
{ Hah. u.lb Grrnep Mbs
9 Ai5 ua:b IL. Gtrase
: Bari abe unb IL Str
S Spsumbia uns SiaHbs
, 6istIaub @re IL. Rratt
i SIIinois unb ct. Soc
8 qenniplp. unS pratt
a Rerisisn unb IL. Str
IS go. Spritenbaus Is.
aaHe SIIincts
IS Ss1ate Ipsu. StGIatr
z Silihsts UNI ph9t9cn
IS Gesi1Ioania uns IL.
% Senate abe. unb Is.
IL go. 1 Sprisenbaas
SHp lire nabs@itieas
e MeriSian unS DaInat
California u germont
e 8.ate uns Retu Dcrf
IS c5nb. Ar. ". 81. GIatr
y @itp ScipitnI
g Slate nnb Iprt5
@ Ri&isan uns Ssnes
Il 30. 6 Sprtsenbaus
darlington i,abe Dea
Seiiererrf u 0nR.
IS Riiouri u Netp BORT
e Reribian u @aR
8 SIIinpis unb Dbis
: gapitpI @r. u @ait
% atnsan's 9ortbaus
IS Strabenbabn Stdus
%. @aFsinstOpsts
! SO. 10 Sprisenbaus
SHinois u Rerriu
q SIIinois u epuiFana
Sc Befi unb erutb
s. @ef. anb ReGmtr
~ essate ape. IL Ssnrs
" RGiSian unb sfaS
Is &c. 4 SYriseR5MsS
0ahrrn Mb. u Rprris
- RabHon Ap. Dunlop
q @a Satet esiterba,il
South i,abe SeIaiuars
. sSets,. u Rerriu
- DELAWARE u. TtGartt
u VaR tssth EeeGartp
g Nets Seriea u. 1ariu
81 girs. %. u Hrabtasp
% eaf urS 4rpipeet
90 @idins anb S.si
n 30. II SSrisenbat3
Etr Ape. rtabe 6uros.
u CAT unb @ecrsia
70 gebaY unb eIru
"a SaSibipn u georsia
rs gusIiib Ab. " 4ine
rs S1eiap unb Bates
70 SO. Q Sprisenba,is
proipeet nabe SbeIbt
g SIetter @u. u SbeItt
81 Martet u. Rstp Series
Sc SeIatpare uub @aR.
IS EFT u @aibinstos,
"A 0etp Dprfu u. Gapibsre
80 Ta~ubftummen anifaIs
ss Der. Staaten Arimd
81 Oriental unS Mag.
90 SJrauerfR efcrrnat.
u go. 10 sprisenbaus
MerrLsHe nabe Der.
a Rsribiau u. Ssrrsia.
% Wsribian unb Sprtt
"A 4eunfpI5 u. 2cuifnnd
IS 9irsinie 4pe u. aIa5.
IS 6ayptquartier.
81 Graus Sctet.
% Snsital Size rnb Dol.
IS &c. 16 Spritsnba,s
16. unb III.
RI alabama uns le.
rs Central Mpe unh Is.
a6 Danbes Inb Is.
81 grcotfibe unb Sapste
20 Central gpe Istb IL.
.2s 9c.a.rare urh L.
81 alabama i;nh Il.
% 8suefrntetre rab -.
"a College Site unb s..
| So EeIaWare unb g.
SO GIabarta uns lbrSs
| 81 Retpmann unb 10.
% College abe une II.
SO Cornell Nre urto Is
Al ganhes unb 10.
AZ SisbIanb Ape uHb 10.
4S Sscuraisb itnb 20.
10 SEN Serfes arh 20,
i6 GIoors une IL.
~ SO. e SerihenPai,s
QiIifbe Gbe urS Is.
4s College Abe riab az.
ss College Gpe unb 81.
50 Bart @ne unh &c.
IS g g u. Sd Babn u. re,
"a Ramieb Gse unb 10.
Sc StouSFtcn II Eetpman
o! Attae ufto Ftts.
-bs 8Icrb ,inh 4dipsau.
Go 80. II Sprtsenbaus
Srigbttpec5
.sz @rbe. unb Depot
S. grisptwpob unb 2s.
81 Raral uus BIopb
Sc st. Clair u. aeritons
81 arienaI Abe unh IS.
,es 8eIIefeutGt..e UNI ID
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
DerhIuntt.

1erhliitttt.
Sinh sic benn mod INNER 0ors
fbenoer bes Mdbigfeitspereinss"-
,Nein, jebt BIN i9 tpisoer seiun6."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

plDsli6e @breiIe oas &ubeebetmnib in
aaerOings lebr unerpdrteter Weiie aufs
eeflGrt, itieaen Gertrude uno &lara
spar pieosr at oen Mablaeiten in Die
Wo6nung i6rer @tiefmutter bernieoer,
aber cine kiie Spannung blieb = man
bate ii9 nun einmal aqsu Oeutli9 ing
Sers gsieben =, uno ibren Stiefipbn
Sans pplte Srau sSlie nur Damn pies
Ger in 9naOen BEL fi4 aufne9men.
tpenn er formeu @bbitte ~leiftete. tpoai
Der eitle Serrr fi9 bur3aus ni6t bers
fteben t0nnte. 3par mnbte er oesbdlb
fem Ghen einfam auf feinem 3tmmer
einnsbmen, dber in Der Welti6mer3s
thinning, in Der er ii9 iiber Mortba
Seblops @erbdlten befanO, reDete er
fi6 elm, oab linn Die abfolute Ginfam>
felt geraoe re9t pGre mas ibn IN
oeHen ni3t binoerte, ale @beno ols
eriter am Gtammtii9 in Der r&rone"
ail erf9einen uno bort na9 MDgli9feit
bds erobe @ort gu fibren.
Wenige Sage mad Martbas @bretis
= fs bate in Der Gile einige Bidder
pergdIen, um oeren 3ufenoung tie
Graa Slie bat, uno 10 erfubr Der Did.
ter ibre 4oreHe = bate er etnen 8riei
an it geri9tet, Ser bon @oelmutb UNI
Geeltngr0be triefte: mas aud immer
sefdtben fein mag, mein .9er5 tpeih
ni6ts bapon. Meine 2iebe gu Sbner
lit pte Der sepaItise Sturm, Der GILES
mas ii9 in feine unauf6dltiame Bahr
ftsat1 tpeafeat. metne 2iebe ift pie Oh
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
A YOUNG MOTHERS SUFFERING

So he had come some time before and asked to be
tortured in the hope that Allah Mohammed would
take pity him. Also he requested further evil
dence of humiliation spirit. that assigned
seat upon public occasions next to criminal
This unfortunate had been commanded to hol, up his
left day until Allah should see fit him
with an heir. He had already been it many months
his arm wasted to skeleton proportions. and the
finger nails had like twisting vines He had also
contracted tuberculosis from torture.
One OF the others to whom Mr.. and Mrs. Hetzel saw
punishment meted helper upon cattle farm Some
of the animals this died of thirst and the
helper neglect Acknowledging his guilt
he asked to be tortured.
Immediately board was provided through which
long nails driven. that they projected several
inches from the other side Upon this instrument OF t
ture the placed at sunrise each morning and ne
sat there stoically blazing until night.
As the nails penetrated the flesh at each sitting the
peniten died of blood poisoning at the end Of week
Most horrible OF all, however the self-suggested
a young II years of Her child was
ill., incuraby it seemed. she convinced that the
could be traced back to her sins
1t appeared to her that death alone could atone; If
died. believed child would live
long and happy manhood
So she asked that she be DEATH while
hanging head downward.
The other fanatics pleased to consider this
good suggestion So they scraped hole in the sand
it arranged bamboo poles supports.
which leather was cast
Next a number of heated white hot and
placed in the pit arranged in circle just large enough
receive the womans head
These preparations being completed. bandages were
carefully placed about the womans ankles that they
should hurt-it her head that to suffer
The rope attached to the bandages. the girl was
head downward. and then slowly lowered into
the inferno in the pit
death When within foot of stones hair shriv-
eed from the tremendous heat: but down she went
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16


ana al the front and guards placed, so that
tney would not be robbed moested and plentiful sup
pes Of sugar rice and black coeethe food of the
pigrims-were given to them Each morning and even
ing who they remained. Mr.. and Mrs. Hetzel
ful to kneel at door of the'- tent and
repeat the petition to Allah and Mohammed This before
leaving Anahabat. they had been warned to do.
The prayers for forgiveness being made by the popu-
lace when the visitors arrived continued until sunset
On the evening preceding the anniversary of the burial
OF Moharnmed the Sheik and his assistant sat in judg
ment to hear the pilgrims These lined
up oy hundreds and forward by to
less their sins and be assigned penitental punishment
In the motley crowd stalwart young and
elderly sinners with gray hair. young
girls and old women
Nearly all were without clothing being stripped In
token OF extreme humility. 1t remarkable spec
tacie-tne long line of silent naked figures moving solid
y grizzly forward the burning sand the evening
shadows fell pressing onward. many of them toward
hldeous torture and some death.
Lining the street the rows dark deserted
tents and sound heard the penitents shufed
through the sand.
Coming one by into the presence OF the high
priest. they confessed their iniquities
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

journey made with other food than sugar
sabzawar is town tents regular population
is small consisting of plain Afghans.
During the penentiaI population swollen
by some nine hundred thousand pilgrims. who
come from al parts OF India and Afghanistan.
Tents and temples cover AM of two and half
miles In circumference. consisting simply thatched
roofs Of and boughs resting upon uprights
This is that when the weather indications point to
sandstorm the supporting posts be lowered and the
roofs dropped the until passed
Annually during the week preceding the anniversary
OF Mohammed's burial Moslems gather there from far
and wide to confess their sins and do penance.
The master of ceremonies upon this occasion high
priest known the Shek Of the district and from his
decision there is no thought Of appeal
Seated in Judgment he prescrbes any kind Of torture
ne may see t and the victims readily undergo It. Often
when they think their sufficiently
they suggest more painful and mortal measures.
AT this uncanny place. Mr. and Mrs. Hetzel finally
arrived In every direction they approached and
women kneeling ground facing toward Mecca
ana giving the cry The aithfu La lila Allah. rasu
la Mohammed'-"Allah is Allah. Mohammed his
Prophct'-cculd be and heard
Promptly the two strangers prostrated themselves and
joined In the Thereafter, they regarded
good Moslems and were treated is such.
AS Mrs. Hetzel was the first blonde woman the pen-
tents nad ever seen, she viewed with and
not little awe. Asking what they In her honor
they offered to chop of the ears tongue
PUT OUT the eyes OF any she mghl select
Furthermore. they would not permit her to walk
INTO the settlement but her in In bamboo litter
all tne people bowling reverentialiy she passed.
INTO tne presence of the Shek, who his