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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
WARsAW CHEMISTS sTRIKE.
Assistants Demand One Day on a
 Week--auiet at Lodz.

Warsaw, Feb 19,-The chemists as- sistants here have struck, demanding shorter hours and one free day each week. A majority of the other strikers have resumed work, the only important branch still out being the iron workers.
 The strike has resulted in a consider able general improvement in the condi- ton of the workmen. They have ob- tained a general advance of 10 per cent. in wages and shorter hours. In the tanning industry, WarsaW's staple trade, the men secured the first ad- vance in wages in forty years
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
OPERATION ON DR HARPER.
Again Says He is Victim of Cancer and
 Has Little Hope.

Chicago, Feb l9.-President William B. Harper, of the University of Chica- go, was taken to the Presbyterian hos pital to-day, where he will be prepared for the operation to be performed on him next Wednesday. According to the statement of the patients physi- clans tonight Dr.. Harper's condition remains unchanged. At a conference with the professors of the university to-day before his removal to the hospi- tai, Dr. Harper again said he believed he was the victim of cancer, and that
 his chances of recovery were slight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
1ILLMAN IN BAD SHAPE.
Not to Return to Washington During .. Present Session.

Columbia, S. C., Feb. 19-Senator Tillman reached his home at Trenton to-day after brief stay in Philadel- phia, under treatment of specialists. The Philadelphia physicians confirmed the diagnosis of his personal physician, Dr. J. W. Babcock, that Senator Till man is suffering from grip poisoning af- feeting one Of his nerves. He will not return to Washington during this ses- sion of congress, being advised to rest for a while.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
BISHOP ". E. M'LAREN DEAD
PASSES AWAY IN NEW Y0RK or
 HEART DISEssE.

During the Greater Part of Which
 He Had Been Confined to His Bed
 Author of Many Religious Works
 Founded Western Theological Semi
 nary.
 New York, Feb. 1s-The Rt. Rev. William p. McLaren, Protestant Epis- copal bishop of Chicago, died at 7.15 o'clock tonight. at the Elbana apart n1ent house in Madison avenue. Death was due to heart failure, The bishop had been i'll for more than a month, during the greater part of which he was confined to his bed The mem bers of the bishops family, with a few friends, were at the bedside when the end, which was very peaceful came. Besides a widow, the deceased is sur vived by one son and two daughters sz Bishop McLaren was born in Geneva, N. Y. in 1881. In 1860 he entered the Presbyterian ministry and eleven years later embraced the Episcopal faith and was orgained in Detroit in 1872. He was consecrated bishop in 1875. Bishop McLaren founded the Western Theolog- ical seminary in Chicago in 1883, and was the author of many religious works.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Twenty Perish in Explosion.

Baku, Feb. 19.-An explosion on board a naphtha barge to-day set fire to several other barges and a loading stage. It is reported that twenty peo- pie perished.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
King Paws Condolences.

London, Feb. Fixing Edward and the Prince and Princess of Wales paid a visit of coincidence to-day to Count Benckendorff, the Russian ambassador here. s.@s@.... ... n~ .-'.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Arrested for counterfeitinm.

celina, O., Feb. 1o.-Elijah Lynch, thirty.six, and Fred Harmon, seven teen years old, have been arrested on the charge of making counterfeit five cent pieces.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Perm Protests. :.

Lima, Peru, Feb. 19.--The Peruvian government has handed the Chilean charge d'affaires here a protest against the recent Chilean and Bolivian treaty.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Electric Locomotive Nearly Destroyed.

Schenectady, N. Y.,. Feb. 19.-The big electrical locomotive built for the New York Central terminal service was nearly totally destroyed by a fire at the |sub-station at Hoffman's Ferry, four miles west of this city, this afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Hartford Workmen's Organization Plans to Raise Funds.

Hartford, Feb. 19.--An executive meeting of Workingmen's circle, No. 15 was held tonight and it is under stood that plans were made for the col lection of money to be sent to the rev. olutionists in Russia at near date. A mass meeting will be held Wednesday night to further the movement.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
GANG OF BELL-B0Y THIEVEs.
New York Police Arrest Three--ThinE
 Crowd Broken Up.

New York Feb 19.-By the arrest of three bellboys tonight the police be- lieve that they have broken up a gang of hotel thieves who have committed q large number of robberies recently. In the room occupied by the boys in West Forty sixth street were found three trunks filled with clothing, jew elry and silverware to the value of sev- eral thousand dollars.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
FOR RUSSIAN REVoLUTIoNIsTs

Lodz, Feb. 1s.--ouiet continues here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20

New York, Feb. 19-The New York police were asked tonight by telephone by the police of Providence to investi-. gate the movements of Hart while in this city.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
A Pertinent Question.
Chinaman Was one dav w

A Chinaman was one day walking along street in Glasgow when dog ran up to him and began barking. He became greatly alarmed and lodged about all over the place to avoid it. A benevolent gentleman who happened to be passing at the time saw the trouble he was in and immediately went up to him, and, putting him on the shoulder, said, in pacifying tone:
 Come, come, my friend, you mustn't be afraid. The dog won't harm you. Don't you know the old proverb that barking dogs never bite. You sure- ly-"
 "That's all velly we'll" replied the Chinaman; "you knowee proverb, and me knowee proverb, but does the dog knowee proTerbY'
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
Unconscious Running.

Like most authors dependent on their pen for livelihood, George Au- gustus Sala turned out vast amount of ephemeral work in the early days of his journalistic career. There are people now who can call to mind his transactions with publishers of no great eminence. One of these publish CTS rejoiced in the name of Potter The times MT. Sala danced attendance on his middleman in order to bring cer- tain business matter to head would have tried the patience of Job. "I can't go into it now; Pm busy today; you must look in another time," said Mr. Potter to him on one inauspicious occasion. Mir. Sala felt annoyed But don't you think" he returned quite unconsciously-"don't you think get tired of pottering about like this?"
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
What Their Names Signify.

Siberia signifies thirsty" Sicily is "the country of grapes" Caledonia means "a high hill" Asia signifies "in the middle" because ancient geogra- phers thought it lay between Europe and Africa. Italy signifies "a country of pitch,' from its yielding great quan- titles of black pitch. Hibernia is tut most" or Hast habitation," for beyond this the Phoenicians never extended their voyages to the westward. Brit ain is "the country of tin."
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
Tickled Him.

The major found Remus sprawled put in the blazing sunshine.
 "You don't seem to mind the heat, Remus?"
 "No, sah; ct jes' suits me. De hot tah ct is de sweeteh de melon grow"
 But don't your garden suffer-"
 Muffin in deh now, sah, but 'tatehs. Like to see ct so hot det dey'd roast right in de ground en den Ah wouldn't hab de trouble ob buildin' a fiah to cook dem."
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
Strenuous Life.

Say" roared the rate citizen as he rushed into the office of the village week. ly, where's the editor?"
 Want to see him personality" queried the office boy.
 You bet l do," answered the i. c. "Im going to thrash him within an inch of his life. See?'
 "Oh, all right" answered the boy. "Just have a seat, please. There are three others ahead of you"
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
Height of Sea Waves.

Careful experiments made by a noted English navigator along the north coast of Spain show that waves frequently attain a height of AZ feet, which is nothing compared to the rise of pillsbury's vitos in the estimation of people who like good, pure con- mon sense wheat food. You will like it. Ask for it at your grocers.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
He Owed the Butcher.

"What's the matter now?" asked the village editor as the "deviP' rushed ex- citedly into his sanctum.
 "Your wife has just eloped with the butcher" replied the inky imp.
 "Oh, is that all!'' exclaimed the scis- sor wielder, with a sigh of relief. "Well, that makes one less bill I'll have to set tie, anyway"
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
TREASURES OF IMMIGRANTS.
Russians Carefully Guard Rich Heir.
 looms They Bring Here.

looms They Bring Here.
 Few Americans would believe that nearly every Russian peasant that comes to this country carries in the bottom of his shabby trunk heirlooms of such that an age that they are almost worth their weight in gold. In Worcester there are several of these heirlooms in the possession of Russians who have emigrated to the United States, but it is almost impossible to buy them.
 So said A. c. Warner, collector of relics, in the Worcester Telegram. Lately Mir. Warner has become an en- thusiast over things of great age that come from Russia, and nearly every week he makes trip through the He brew speaking and Italian-speaking quarters of Worcester, in the hope that he may find Russians who have heir looms to sell. He has succeeded in securing several, including brass can dlestocks and pewter ware.
 "These Russian heirlooms," he said, ''are very old, some of them 15O years old. and others much older. Recently in a certain part of Worcester l came across a pair of candlesticks thirty inches high and enameled over with silver. It was over 200 years old, and mind you the Russian thought so much of it that he tOted it all the way from Russia in his little trunk. I made an offer of $50 for the relic, which was proudly refused.
 "You will find few of these candle sticks alike in design. Most of them are made of solid yellow brass and weigh from two to three pounds. Other heirlooms that are brought over are teakettles, teapots and cooking uten- sils, all made of hammered copper. have also seen an urn made of soliC brass with boiler and a place un- derneath in which to burn charcoal. Among other things that the Russians take away with them when they leave the old country are solid silver cups, spoons, knives and forks.
 "These things have been handed down from generation to generation, | and are very old. When girl gets married in Russia she is given three candlesticks, and this is the reason l why almost every Russian family that hits America is supplied with an ! abundance of these ancient candle sticks. The Russians prize these heir looms as much as we do our family bibles and they don't part with them unless they are positively obliged to-"
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
SuaDiciOua.

"But, Rosa, if you have no talent for painting, why not take up chem istryT
 Impossible, papa. The other mem- bers of the Emancipated Club would think I was trying to learn cooking in a roundabout way"-Meggendorfer Blaetter.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02

For bronchial troubles try Piso's Cure for Consumption. It Is good cough medicine. At druggists, price 6 cents.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-02
A Bowling Success.

"So hs failed, ehY'
 "No, he succeeded. Liabilities, &C., 900; assets, 60 ts."-Detroit Ttih-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Die Satioa Der StraReuberbei=
iernagea.

Cement, Ispbalt, greoio.e unb an
oere bon Der Staot Bel StraBenperbei-
ierungen gebraudte Materialien tuers
ben In 3ufunft, falls Staotenssnieur
Soups Ylan 9~ut9sbeisen tpirb, sinem
@bsmiter fOntrattlid our analpie
tiberseben. Seit Sabren purben bieie
Nrbeitsn bur9 einen Der IneeftsGten
oes @nsenieur=@ Orps beiOrst, nadosm
aber Der lsbte aiifent, Walter 8ueb=
Ter, nod Winneapolis eing. mar Die
Office Obne einsn @bemiten. Sopsit
mar nur tpenig Irbeit, oa jsbt aber Die
Saiion Der StraBenberbe ferunsen an=
bridt, tperben biele Nnalpien in Der
nd4ften 3eit por3unebmen iein. Cine
Nnsabl Ipptifanten beipsrben fid UNI
Die Stele, meifens finb es aber iunge
2eute, @rabuirte Der te4nii9en S9u=
len obne @rfaSrung. Sas Saldr be-
trdet $1,000, III alio ni9t aentiesnb,
rm einen erfabrenen Marn gum auss
barren 81 neranlahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
pariifal.
9lneb Ste 9eifrise STORYTELLING en sroeer Grfol9.
S5ente 3uei 2laHabrunsen.

groBe NnfOroerun9en on bic Gdnaerin
ME an bic S6uuipielerin fteat. Mme.
Mara piro tibrigens beute Die Yariis
pieosr finaen.
Ser vparffal", ben 6err Mabenan
CAB, mar cine tii9tiae 2eiftung uno
erparb ibm Die @unt Der S6rer In
bobem WanBe. 9u1 Der 8urnemana
ME ibn 6err Otlep @ranitOn gu seben
puBte, sefel bor3i9li4.
Serr @oombs sefisl als 2linsfOr
better ME Serr 2inb, Der bic partie
in Der erfen aufhbruns inne bate.
9eute finosn swsi 8orfsQungsn itatt.
Sie gefebuns fir bic Watinse it ois=
isIbe pie in Der Sonnerfags=8 orfel.
lung, tpdbrsne am @bsnb oieielben
Grdfte wie Greitas mitmirten tpsrbsn
Sie Mbenb=8 orftsllune besinnt nm
balb 6 nbr. 3uii9en benz srftsn uno
3rueiten Nft miro cine upe pauie
bon z ubr Is big 8 ubr 80 gema9t.
Damn besinnt Der sueite Ntt, Der Big 9
ubr 80 wdbrt. Damn folsen Is Minu-
ten Pauie. Der orite Ntt besinnt nm
9 nbr As uno i4liebt um 10 lbr As.
Da bic Sburen 9ei6lofsn tperoen,
tpenn beim Beginne Der Ntte oas 6aus
Derountelt miro. 1T IS n0tbig. bab bas
publitum ptnttlid feline SiBe ein-
nimmt.
Der Mtt= Infang pirb bur9 5an=
faren-S i9nale betannt 9emadt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Nene Sneorporattouen.

Die vWartlesbiIe COOPERATIVE Sc
lepbone COMPANY, Wartlespils, Ma.
biion gountp; .gapital $40. 600. ST.
rettursn: SObn &spnOlos, amOs Wil:
liams, SObnsiSiools. ansn grotun.
Samss Stridler, &Obert palmer. Il=
bert Grail, 6rancis Stronger uuo 8O=
Bert Collier:
Die ySilperwoob Goal COMPANY"
Silbermoub. SOuntain @ountp; @api=
tai SIS, 600. SirettOren: MelOin
Sturm, Carl u. @obrils uno @iliam
6. Moore.
Die v@pntbiana Stone Company,
Gpntbiana, poiep @ountp; capital
s25, 900. Sirettorsn: Sames Marosl,
S9upler! Wepman, 6. 6. Sbomers,
peter s. Setbader, 8eorss %. 5ifber,
Wiqiam g. Wiliamion, Stephen 6.
6arris, Nlba %. Wontgomsrp, 8. ..
Wbiting, Sra 8. Surman uno Sames
@uossa.
Sie y2pnn 5ple & 8rid @ompanp"
2pnn, &anbOlpb County; capital
$40, 900. Sirettoren: Daniel Ssder,
6. R. Garter. s. u. gprb, George ).
Dill uno 6. %. 8otpen.
Die Security Sruft Co." bat beim
Setretdr bes States 8eri4t sinee=
rei9t, aus psl9en berboreebt, baB fe
ibr @runofapital non $500, 900 auf
1926, 600 reouairt bat.
Gin @lei9es lit bon Der ,8ig Sen
Del 80. su beri6ten, pelde bas @runo=
tapitaI bon $25, 600 auf SIS, 900 er-
nieorigt bot.
Sa9s9en bat bic vSenber Go psra.
tibe Selepbone SO. ibr 9apItal bon
$4,000 auf $4,000 erb6bt,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

Die 3ustraft Der Wagner'i9en Sper
yYarffal" bepdbrte fd aud geffern
une riele, pel6e big jeBt bsioen Wuf-
fibrunaen beigemobnt batten. fimmen
oarin iiberein, oaB Die muitaliite 2ei=
tung unter &apelmeifer Grimm, Der
ssftern oirigirte, nod beosuienoer mar,
ME bel Der erfen 0orftsauns. Serr
6ran3 gngenief (~tibrisens Elm S&mie.
geriobn oes 8rauers Ioolpbus Bui9
bon ct. 2ouis). Der seftern ben Nm=
fartas CAB, ent3tdte bic 96rer i'm bod.
fen @rabe. Wdbrenb es pielei9t ni1t
ansebra4t 1T. einen 8ergleid 3wii6en
ieiner SarfelIHg uno Der bes 0srru
8ii6off. wel9er bel Der erften Iufhb=
rung bic partie 10 punoerbar tuisoers
CAB, an3ufelen, pirb alsemein auss=
fanoen. baB @n9inef nod @r6Berss
bot, bod bies fommt bieIeidt auf
&e9nung Der beoeutenberen 2eitung
bes Ordsfers unter 2apsameiiter
Grimm.
SRI. Glorsnee Widbam bate seffsrn
bic &Ole Der 4unbrp inne; ibre @ie=
bereabe bes @barattcrs cen Wme.
Sana Mara am SonnsrIfag bert6r.
perte, mar gut, aber bod idien es, als
Oh lsbters, tpenr ni9t in ftimmlider,
10 bod in i9auipielerif9er Sinf9t
unelei9 bebeutenber if. @s III
cine i9mierige partie, tpel9e ebenio
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

9aratteriHii9 heraus3ubringen uto
porsisli9 3u eo%ntraftiren usrfano. Die
polenbeten gniembleleifiun9en bieies
Sbeaters fnb gegenudrtig oas Bette
an Btibnentunff, mas Berlin bietet.
Srob Der unbertennbaren tbeatralis
i9en Sepreiion tau4en nod INNER
neue Sbeater:p rpietts auf. iino einem
oabon 1T iOgar bic 8erpirtlidung gs=
f6ert. Dos it bic 3omiide Sper, bic
1906 in benz belebteften Sbeile Der
Stabt, in Der 5rieori6fraBe, er6fnet
perben iol. Damn bat alfO Berlin
bier Opsrn, unb bielei9t wiro es oann
enbli9 cine srSBere 3abl neuer mufta-
liI9er ghbnentpsrfe bon Wertb tennen
lernen. Senn aud auf benz @ebiete
Der Oper berri6t Wibmads, uno bic
lsbte 5Ofnuns bleibt nod Die auf ben
9pril anseiebte Multiplying Der ueaen
tomiiaen Opsr 5umperoinds, bes er:
fols,ei9sn Reifers bon vSdniel unb
@retel". Sies Wert trd9t ben Sitet:
Die Seiratb uioer Wiaen". Der
Sbeaterbetrieb in Berlin bat fi4 i'm
2aufe zines Subrsebnts gu gang auBer.
oroentli9sn S%imenfOnen entpidelt,
unb Die f6aufpielerii9en 9eiftun9en
ino In ibrem Wertbe erbeblid gefies
gen, bic bramatii4e prObuttion aber
bleibt binter ben Inforoerunsen bieies
observation-disclosures 3urhd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Wi4tige WittheiInnaen madte

Wintise Wittbeilnngen mahte
WaItsr Welman in feiner itngffen
Waibingtoner gorreiponoen3, in pels
der sr bic @teluns hes prdfoenten
nit ys3us auf ben 9ries in Ofafien
beipri9t. Ssrr 8ooiebelt bat ndmli6
gortebrunssn getrOfen. baB er. fObalo
greigniHe eintreteu, wel9e einen bal-
oissn 5risoensidluB in Iusfdt tel
len, iofort In 2enntniB geiebt miro, 10
oaB er binnen spei Stunoen bic Rtd=
reiie mad WnibingtOn antreter tanr,
sans s!ei9, mo er f4 seraoe aufbdIt.
Wenn bic beiben trieefhbrenben par=
teieu auf bic freunbli9en Sienfte Der
Ser. Staten rs9nen, 10 Bot Sefretdr
Soft, tpel9er in Der Nbmeienbeit beg
prdfibsnten sewifermaBen als Ser=
meier Der Administration fungirt, fur
oieien JaaEois ..wsitgs9snoftsn gerbaI-
tunesmaBreaeln befommen.
Mm bemertenspertbeIten absr 1T bic
Sbatia9e, baB Der prdfioent ben beut=
i9en gOti6after. Baron SPED bon
Sternburg, erfu9t bat, 5errn 8aTt
als &utbseber our Settle au feben uno.
tuenn n6tbig, ben 8ermittler 3mif9en
Dem ruifidsn gotf9aftsr unb benz ia.
pauiiden @eianoten su ipielen. Der
beuti6e 9aiier if oamit bur9aus ein=
~berffanbsn, unb bor ieiner Nbreiie
bate Der prdioent brei LANCE gonfes
renserl nit Serrn bon Sternburg. in
tpel9en bic Situation in Nfen srino=
lid er6rtert tuurbe. Sa3u bemertt bic
,8ermania" in Milpaufee: ginen
tiberssusenbsrsn geueis fhr bic marine
Jrsunoidaft, pel4e sesenwdrtig 3mi=
f9en Berlin uno Waibin9ton beitsbt,
fam man fid fderlid sar nidt ben.
fen. Ni9ts f6nnte namentli9 uns
Seutidameritaner nit 9r6Berer &c.
nugtbunng erfilen, als penr infolge
Der gemeiniamen 8emiibunsen unieres
p~rdfoenten uno oes beIti9en 3aiiers
elm 6riebensf9luB su Stanoe fdme.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
John c. RQCkelShaQS,
..&e9tsanmalt...
(6rhba etaatsanpaIt)
323-325 Smotaaa SraF 0ebaxas
TeIepbon (neu) 150.

g%riabtwOOo, n6roIi@ bon %. Ctr.
$500.
Sobn 8. Stem an @bas. 6. gui9.
mann, Got 2. Weribian Seisbts place,
0flih bon Werioian, r6rbIi9 bon 48.
Ctr. $500. Z
giie Mc@urbp on Sarab 8. Sel,
Sbeil bonn fiomefliden giertel, Sect.
8. Sotpnibip Is. @anee 8, Wapne
Sp. $4,000.
Sames u. McGlintod an CHARLES u.
Carlisle &C., Got IL, Sopnep's Nrfenal
9ei9bts Mobition, 40 bei $50 SUB
berbeRert. Gillette bon SeferiOn 9lbe..
iiibli9 bon 10. StraBe, $4,000.
Wiaiam 6. Waling an 9aura u.
Swper, She'll bon Got 16, 6rant &
&pan's Suboipifion, Outlet 1O8, %
bel 100 SUB, berbefert. Shbfeite bon
prOfpeet Str, 6fli9 bon Mabifon.
Mbenue, 5000.
Samss q. @belanb an Sames 8ib-
ion, Got 900, s. JIet6er's Subbibi=
ion, She'll bon Dat 9ia, 38 bel 14O
SUB. berbefert, Shoieite bon Snsram-
Strabe, 6fli9 bon Rebaoa=S trabe,
$1135.
Seoonia %. Wilion an Marsaret
Or. @ebbIe, 2ots % unb %, 0aien's
Subj. 8lod II, Wefeno Mob.. rs
bel 153 Sub, berbefert, Sibofede
8ismarf Nbenue unb Walnut Strabe.
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
@emte @amtltom Bod!

W arion, z. Mpril. Der Heeer
Bertie Burden uuroe geftern unter Der
Nntlage perbaftet, einen Wn9rif auf
Grdulein 9a3el Sousberp in Sbree
&ibers, Mi4., gema4t gu baben.
Burden 1T Der So6n zines bieiaen
8rieftrdsers uno bat bic 9O9i9uIe ab-
fOlptrt. gr sing bann nod 3bree
&ibers, um bort cine S9ule 3u beiu.
den. 6ier tuurbs sr nit 5rdalein
Souebsrte, tuel9e oieielbe 2ebranfalt
beiu9te, bstannt. Sieislben brannten
nit chamber our9, uurauf Der 8ater
bes Mdb9ens 8urben unter Der In-
tlase Der gntfibrung %berbaften lieB.
Nls Sougbertp erfubr, oaB Der alte
Burden ben Sobn unter 8irei1aft
freibetommen bate, lieb er benielben
abermals einfeden, hiesmal unter Der
i9wereren Mnflase beg MngriHs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Mnf Dem @ese CUR 8eRsrmns.

Walter @onnober, 1927 9entpoob
aDe., Der Dor mebreren Sagen an Der
80. unb Sninois Str. bon einem
Strabenhabntpaeen a%etrofen tpurbe,
mar ieit feinem unslidsfale blind,
ideint fi6 aber iebt allmdblid gu er=
bOlen. 10 baB 9OHnung bOrbanoen 1T,
oaB er pieoer sdn3li4 senefen piro.
Or. 9Ouie, Der ben iuneen Mann in
gebanolung bat, glaubt, oaB er aud
oas Nusenli6t bDlis tpieoererbalten
tpir0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

gigarretten limb BON
iest ab bilis su baben. Befanntli6
tritt am Is. D. Or. eirca oas vNnti,
gisarrsttsn : @sfsb" in Strait. Wdb=
renb Der y3rufi" ale ni9t berfauften
@limmfensel BON ben 9dnolern 3u-
ridnshmen tpiro, finb bic u%nabbdn=
gigsn 5dnbler, nit Musnabme zines
ein3ieen ae3puneen, ibren 8orratb au
irgenb einem annebmbaren preiie los-
3uf9lassn ober font gu feben, mie He
oariiber berfagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
0atte sie Sai9en boQer steine,

eugene 2atprep. go. 910 Of IA.
Str. pObnbaft, 9rif seitern absno
@bu. Mad bon No. 1920 polf
Str. an Der ID. unb Miblano.S traee
in elmer SeiteneaRe auf. Maf bate
feline Saiden boiler Steine. unb ba er
bieriiber teine 3ufrieoenifeaenoe Nus-
funft 3a geben Dermo9te, muroe er
nod Der Station 9ebra9t. gr bat
fisbentlid, i'm laufen au laRsn, oa
feline Wutter gefdbrli9 erfrantt let unb
er germ au oerielben beim3utebren
wiini4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
- 3emte &amtIton Bod!

Sie Staats=N + B q u =
8eb6rbe belt geftsrn i'm Capitol cine
Yerfammlun9 ab, I'M 8eratbung su
paegsn betrefs Der nd9fen Stats.
Jair.