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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

2aporte. Su9b Mc2ee, Der
bon ben 8eb6rben eifrigit seiudt
wuros, INN tpom6sli9 2idt in ben
mpfsri6ien Soo bon Nlfrsb NeliOn 3u
brinssn, wuroe gefunoen. Wc2ee be.
tbeuert, baB er Nslfon ntdt setbotet
babe unb faste, bab ieiner Nnfidt na9,
berfelbe Selbifmoro beging. Die Be-
b6rben alauben. oab We2ee bic Wabrs
belt ipridt. Ser Coroner Bat iein
8srbitt nod ni6t absesebsn. Mqee=
mein piro angenommen. bob es aui
Selbftmorb ober Bob bur9 3ufall
lauten piro.
bloomington. Die ,Snbiana
l1niberiitp" fonnte 5reita9 auf ibr
85.idbriges 8eiielsn 3uradbliden. Cine
entipre9snbe Geier tuuroe ab9ebalten,
an Der Ysrtreter aus allen Sbeilen un'
ieres Staates tbeilnabmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

Snb Der HGbe BON ct. Soiepb.
Mi9., CAB iiinsit gfi6arb CRAWFORD,
Elm GbicasOer Miaiondr, Der fir
@iebsu9t bollfGnbig bernarrt lit, auf
ieinem 9anbfb Elm srobes gaeujabrsz
feft, tpobei er fur feine 9dite cine nette
lleberrai4ung in petto bate. Sn ben
Speifelaal ipurbs nGmlid elm rieiiger
@pfIbfut Mafto4ie ssfiibrt, befen
&iiden er beftieg. unb BON biefer fon=
berbaren Sribiine berab bielt er einr
lange Nebe iiber bic Sbeprie unb ben
NuBen Der rationellen 0iebau9t, foz
tpie iiber Werbeferung berielben.
Spdter ipurbe bann nod Elm polanb=
China S6mein, eine Serfep Rub unb
elm gefatteltes Seras ponp bereingez
fiibrt unb idlieBlid beitieg Elm saIlos
nirter Staafne9t Die Roiinante unb
ritt binter benz anberen @ieb aug benz
9aftmahlfaal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Yoli3eilt@es.

SamuelWilIis, Elm porter
bes Spencer 9auies, tpurbe unter Der
Mntlage bss 2lsinbisbfablss berbaftet.
Nn einem Der 9eltern Mbeno
unter Mnflaee bes 8ummelns berbaf.
teten iungsn guriden, wurben cine
sanse Nnaabl 9irursiiber Snifrumente
porsefunben, bic oerislbe auf einem
giienbahngeleiie 9efunben gu baben.
porgisbt. Sie poliaei III auf Der @u9e
naa benz @igentbiimer osrielben.
Mrtbur pfeffsr, 2202 @os
Iumbia Mbe.. tpuroe eefern Der nnter-
falasuns ansetlast, perbaftet. pfeifer
NOR ein Collector in Sienfen bes
Yumpenma9ers Grant 8ub, benz er
angebli9 $14 unteri9la9en bot.
STEPHAN Wleranber, Elm far=
bigger &ieie, 6 Sub 6 3oa bod. uurbe
esfsrn bon Der polisei, bic ibn ole
berbddtig berbaftete. entlanen, aui
Aleranber pabte bic Beidreibung eines
Ne9ers, Der in Columbia Senn., tpr
er aus benz @efhnsniHe enttpi4, &C.
iudt wirb. Snswii4en eingelaufen'
Naarihten 6efreiten Nleranoer bor
peiterem 8eroa9t.
gIton pierce bon go. 824
&oanofe= Strabe ipurbe geifern untel
be, Mnflase oes 3leinbiebfabls berbaf'
tet. ST iit bsi9ulbist. sinen neuer
| f9warsen 9errenbut uno einen 2offel
aug Der Wobnun9 Der Grau 2ouif,
&epnolos geitoblen 3u baben.
1nter MnfIaee Der prOfa
nitdt tpuroe @uiiab Sobnion, i'm Gin
terbauie go. 628 Of WermontsSt
tpobnbaft. auf cine bon Grau Wlarl
&uRea gegen ibn erbobsne 8ef4ulbi'
guns bin berbaftet.
GrauM. 9. CHARLES, 992 Sapett
Ctr, uurbe 9efern Nbeno tur3 nod
IL l1br an Der 6apette Str. bon einen
@eaer ansebaIten, Der He ibrer 0ano
taf0e 3u berauben periu9te.
| Grau @harles fsbte fi9 our @ebr
unb erbielt BON bem Neser einen Jauif
i&lae an ben 2opf. paHanten. oi
3ur 0ilfe eilten, beri9eu9ten ben Ban
bitten. p6ne baB er feinen3me6 erreidte
Des beriu9ten @inbru9
an9etlagt wuroe Sobn Wc@reapp, q
Sabre alt, 720 Greer ctr. tpobnbaft
bon ben pOli3iRen AnoeriOn uno Sunl
nerbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

9lus unbstannter nria9e enifanb
ssfern Na6t ettpas nod IL l1br i'm
Stale Der 6rau s. g. Gren&, SO.
2202 Salbott Nne. elm 5euer aus,
wel4es benislben sindi9srte. 8erluii
etua $500. Gin i'm Stale unterge-
bradtss pfero, elm gu9gp uno nod
Elm lei9tes @efdbrt, gigentbum bon s..
@lsin berbrannten. ba ale 8bhren
gum Stole psri9lohen waren uno ni9l
rs9t3eitis 9e0ffnet ueroen fonnten.
esii 6 llbr mar niemanO nebr In BEN
Stale gstueisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
@roBss @aareabaus
9siro bon 9plibop C Company sebaut
tperoen.

80. 3. 5Ollioab & 60. babsn Be-
f9lDfen, i6rs 8ei9dftsrdume on Me=
ribian Str. auf3a9eben uno Elm srobes
@aarenbaus an Der norb6iili9en gde
Der SeOraia unb MiiiOuri Str. gu ere
ri9ten.
Sas neue @ebduoe tpirb aus Stein
aufgefiibrt weroen, 5 Stofuerfs be-
fisen uno nit allen mobernen Seuet=
S9uBbOrri9tun9en berIeben tperben.
Die 8aufofen finb auf 400, 00O
Dollars beranI9lagt uoroen.
Wtit Der grri9tung bes neuen Waa=
rsnbiuies mirb iofOrt besOnnen tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
&oienbsrs's Mnsreifer ber=
baftet.

SObn Beattp, Elm 26 Sabre alter @i=
fenbabnan9efellter, % Stb Mrienal
Mbenue wobnbaf., purbs geifern bers
baftet uno unter bic Nnflase bes tbdt-
li&en Nn9riffes aeffslt.
@r lou an benz ueberfaa am 6ams-
tag auf ben Saneioermeiiier Gutenberg
betbeiligt aetueien iein unb tpie berlautet
uuroe er bon bemielben als elmer ieiner
Mn3reifer ibentifi3irt.
Nls Motip 3ur 8bat uurbe ange.
9eben, bab Rofenberg 9eleeentli9 elmer
@eri4tsberbanbluns als 3euge roree=
laben, iiber 8eatip unsiinftise Musfa=
gen tia4te unb baB ibm bieier 3ur
3eit brDbte, @a&e on ibm 3u uebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Uni falle.

eugene Sutton, 400 %. Mle=
@artp Str., Elm gn9efellter Der geo
Spring So. on Der 2sntudp Nps. unb
Dem Riper seriet6 gsiiern Nadmittag
nit benz re9ten Nrme in Elm Wafdi=
nengstriebe unb erlitt einen boppeltsn
9rmbru6. iOuie aud Quetidunsen on
bsS 8einen. Die SiIpsnIariums
ambulans unter Or. Soober iiberfiibrte
ben @erleBten na9 bem Soipitale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Sntbsriidbe ct. Sobammes STRIDE.

Sn Der 2utb. ct. Sobannss 2irde.
gfe Sanbers uno Me2ernan StraBen,
finoet am Gonntae fein |ottesoisnfi
fiait. oa pafiOr S6orp 3u benz Be,
9rdbniB isines bertorbensn grubers
aus Der Stabt abpeienb lit. Die
6Onntasi6ule tuirb aber tuie gem6bn'
LID abssbaltsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
@pttlieb 2eutharbt,
Die gemhtbli9e ede."
Gde Vpble unb Wartet ctr.

6. s. 8 bpmns, Elm IS Sabre
alter Wann, Der 223 Oif Wafbin9ton
Str. turbnt. wuroe beuie frhb leibenb
in ieiner Dobnuns aufsefunoen. ct
iDurbe ipdter nod benz Diatoniien
0ospitale iiberfhbrt. 9bomas leibet
anf9esneno an elmer Nierentrantbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Gum Nad)laBbsrwalter ermamnt.

Der 2eihenbeifatter William o.
Bed. Der in Der @obnung Der ttr3li6
perftorbenen Jrau Sennie &oie mebrere
Sunoert Dollars in @olo in einem
gerfede auffano, tuurbs sefiern gum
germaIter ibres Na9lafies ernannt.
Seine gargidaft wuroe auf $3.50
fe5f9eiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Snbianapplis Snb, @amfas, 21. Sanuar 1905
Sslbfmoro= &anoioat
9lnssbIi9 Elm Snoianapoliier.

Der Rame BON Sscar &ap, Der &C.,
fern bur1 Srinfen bon @arbolidure
anee6lid sinen Selbimoroberiu4 in
Mi&igan Gitp unterna6m, befinoet fi4
riHt in unierem ifdotii9en Gorebbu4e.
gs miro iebO6 al9emein an9enommen,
oaB er in Snoinnnpolis anIdiiigiff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

9as Seinsmann.@ .@slb'idt @niemble
ifi bonn S6eater-0srein our @uffiibrung
Der nd9fsn 8Orfeaun9 gewonnen
poroeu. Sas Repertoir- @Omite bat
oas rei3erbe 2uitipisl rSis solbene
gba" 9swdhlt. gs III elm prd4tiges
Sthd unb lolte am Mitttpo9, ben 8.
Ssbrunr. Elm bOQss 6aus 3is6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Yerional= =Noti3en.

Sn Greunoes- unb 5amilientreiie,
9inber. gnfel unb llrenfel um it9 ber=
eint, fsierte gefern In better @eiunos
belt, Ssrr Simon Banp. 400 Dorman
Str., ieiaen 88. @eburtstag. 9err
8anp lit trob ieiner Dorgeriidten Sabre
nod duBerit rhffig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

0rpber YretS WaStembau
8e8eben BON SmStamapoItS
Gd)tpet5erbumo TT oer 0ers
tssauta 0aMe atat 9ommerfta8
Mbemo, 26. Samaar 1905.
Gtntrttt 25c q Ver5om.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Siertes Sabresfef

Der Ginipeibnns Ser Sibieite TurnbalIe.
Siefes fd6ne 6eit finbet bieien Sonn=
tag, ben %. Sanuar, Hatt unb III Boz
3n folgenbes pro9ramm aufeefellt
tporben:
pro9r m m.
ITbeiI.
l. Supertiire -. -. .Srheiter.
2. 8esriibunsss ssGnipra&e bur8 ben grdiis
eenten bes TurnhaIes s9aipereinS. -.
.................. -. Senrb 0ictor.
8. Seitrebe ....... gbiIipp 9appapprt
4. GiiensS StablbunSeu itno @rippirunser s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Mftipe.
5. GaIopp pon NDbrins ...........
-. @eiansss sSeftion bes g. g. Z. g.
6. 2ampionsReisen ............
Il. gbtbeiIuns Der ii. Mdb9enflafie.
7. 8arrensEurnen. L. Siege Der g(ftipen.
II. SbeiI.
1. Selection Observation-Disclosures Or6efter
2. 9ferb bsTurnen NIT 9nramiben .
.........3 3OsIinss sAbtbeiluns.
3. 9ianpsSolo .....O Otto Noltine.
A. Simmer ntebr.. .
@eiansss Section bes g. g. 8. 3
5. 6adeIidfpinsen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
49,. 8 @itslieber Der Oamenflafe
6. Marmors@ruppen .......... :. Nftipe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
NaGrtGtert aus Snbtdta.

0iIIsboro. Or. 6ranf Sin.
ger tpuroe an Stelle beg beriforbenen
Dr. eugene 6. &ice gum @ountp Go
roner ertpdblt.
2aporte. Gum gommanbeur bes
neuen sepanserten 2renaers vWarp.
Lamb" murbe Der @apitdn &opal &.
bon 2aporte, Sno., ernannt.
peru. Sbomas gobp uurbe tpbt
i'm Sanie BON Sad Cummings aufee,
funben. Ob Selbftmorb ober Ser;lei=
ben porliest, wirb Der Coroner su ent.
f9eioen baben.
Marion. Die @eidmorenen gas
BEN ibr llrtbeil ab, bas Beniamin s.
Jra3ier auf 2 big Ia Sabre nod Der
Snbiuna &eformanfalt wsaen rlnier-
f4la9ung ienbet.
Soutb Benb. Der 18=idbrige
STUDENT, Carl SuoOaeitun, bon plp=
mouth. Der pOr einisen 3a9en bon
sinem giisnbabn3use iibsrfabrsn tpurbs,
TT feinen 8erlebungen erleaen.
gIfharbt. Cine Gtunbe mar
bereits Trau Wprtle Sellers ibrem 2ei-
ben, Der S9minoiu9t, erlesen. als
ibre unelhdliGe Wlutter bon Nrisona
bier eintraf,soie auf bic 3unbe bon Der
f9weren @rfranfung ibres 2inbes bieie
ueits &eiie 3uridlegte.
gbansbiIle. Ser 2drner
William Wurtb, Der su9ab aug Der
bieiisen giienbabn-Sta cine Glai9e
Wistp entmenbet 3u baben, tpuroe, ob=
fdon er betbeuerte, bob es iid nur um
einsn @dera banbelte. auf. brei Sabre
nod bem. @efdnsniB in Wi&i9an @itp
gefanbt.
Serre 6aute. Die eroBe 9raft-
Mnlage Der Serre 0aute Sracti0n urlb
potper Company muroe bur9 Elm
srObes Sdaoenfsuer tbeilmsiie serifbrt.
S9aben 10000 Dollars. Die
strabenbabntuasen baben i6ren ges
trieb einfeaen mhifen, bic Nbenb3eituns
gen fnb nidt i'm Stanbe ibre Musga'
ben bruden au laRen. Ser anseri9=
tete @daoen ma4t fi9 in Der sau3en
Gtabt unangenebm bemertbar.
8incennes. Magenlei1 tDirb
an9enommen, bob nod bor @noe bieier
Wode ale 8eRber bon S4anftuirtb.
| idaften aur frensen gea9tung oes
Ri&olion @eiebes ermabnt weroen.
@lhdsipiele maiien eingefeIlt unb Der
gerfauf bon aItObOlbaItisen @etrdnten
In pldben stpeifelbaftsn gbaratters
uirb unteriagt tusrben. Ser 6ffentli4e
Mntldser bon &nor @uuntp, Samuel
Gmiion, iif bic Seele bieier 8emeguns.
Gaporte. g2oa lit fein 2i9t
in benz unsrfldrli9en 5obesfaa bes
17=idbrigen MIfreb gtelion, Der in iei=
mem 9auie, auf bem Gubboben Der
&h9e, leblos ausseitredt aufsefunben
uurbe, georuneen. Die Beb6rben be-
nlhben fid auPs Gifrisfe, ben Gufent=
bolt bon 0usb Wc2ee ausfinbig 3ll
MAIDEN. We3ee ift bieienige perion,
Die bic poli3ei bon benz mpferi6ien
0orfalle 3uerfi bena9ri9tigte unb bann
lfpurlos beri9wanb.
! Warion. Sheriff @larf Drills
las bem, Der @rmoroung bon Wilion
Abbineton bs3idtisten. CHARLES 6.
Sprong ben gesen Jpn erlahenen Daft
befebl nor, ber. .Sprons bes Worbes i'm
srfen @rnbe antlast. .AQ right"
mar bic ttble 9(ntiport. Die er Dem
Sheriff gab, als bieier bas Sdrifts
ftid perleien bate. (Wilfon Iooing-
ton, Elm berpOrrasenber Burger BON
Warion, tuurbe bor eirca 5tDei Woden.
bur9 g9ubmunben ermoroet, tobt auf-
|asfunben. .. &eb.)
9erre 9aute. Die vSnters
national uniteb Bremerp @orfers"
befhrmortetert sinen Streit Der In ber
Ssrre 1aute Bremins gompanp" an.
9efellten 6lai9enfhller. Sollten
Z 0-I-. -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
g ha Il tttr 4 e 4

g @a It tttrmem
oeS Sostaten 9trnneretnS
a.ia Trettag, oen 3. Uebraar.
Gtntrttt 25c. Neterntrte
cite, 25c extra, stt baben
tm 9eati@en Gaafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

- 9ie bette 5 Sent Gigarre In
Der Stabt Wu4o's r2On9felotb".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
9ie ct. 9oniier

Sinh fir bic 8orfteIIuns am 8. Sebruar
eefppnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

~ @au&t bic Tish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

Der Ginweibuns Scr eiibieite Turnballe.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-16
THE NEED OF ACCURACY.

An excitable writer on an Omaha
paper killed sixty people in the Mil
waukee wreck and got the news on the
street in an extra before he was sub
dued and led away.-Council Bluffs
Nonpareil.
The above paragraph, though it is
the criticism Of rival by the paper
which was. for the moment, beaten on
the news in question, reflects credit
upon the Omaha publication and most
pronounced discredit upon it's inform.
ant. The Milwaukee wreck referred
to occurred at Melbourne last week,
and was handled by the Des Moines
correspondent of the Associated Press
In the first bulletin received at the
Courier Office the number of dead was
given at five. Next came bulletin
giving the number as two Then came
one which said one engineer. who had
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-16

experiment stations. This is about
double what was appropriated ten
years ago. This increase Is largely be-
cause the practical work Of Secretary
Wilson Is recognized by the people.
1t is stated that 53,250 persons have
been graduated from the agriculture
colleges Of the country in the years
since the establishment Of the expert
ment stations. European countries ex
pend much larger sums In agricultural
instruction and experiments. Russia
expends more than double the amount
spent by the United States. While the
United States has an agricultural ex-
pertinent station for every 61,535
square miles Of territory, Germany has
one for every 2,160 square miles and
France follows In second place with
one for every 2,916 square miles. The
agricultural resources of the United
States are generally the cause Of the
balance of trade being in our favor.
Yet we are far behind European coun-
tries in exact knowledge and careful
culture in agriculture lines. Congress
cannot make wiser appropriations than
those in support of our agriculture ex-
pertinent stations. The Babcock test,
the direct result Of the Wisconsin ex-
pertinent station has been worth more
to the dairymen Of the country than
the entire cost Of that station, and the
grain. development of Minnesota was
equally great. Many other cases OF
similar value could be mentioned.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-16
yuLeARlTY IN THE PULPIT.

Cedar Rapids Republican: Burling-
ton started out to have a fine old
revival, so fine, in fact, that even here
in Cedar Rapids we rejoiced with
them. But it seems that man by the
name of Sam Jones has dropped in
on them to spoil the decencies OF
things In his speech Sam advised
the sisters of the Christian faith not
to worry when they get into deep
water; their heads would keep them
afioat." We quote the language from
the esteemed Hawk-Eye. The fellow
in the pulpit said that "all men nova
days are born half dog; and some.
right here in Burlington-starve our
the man till he dies and feed the dog
until it's all dog"
Just how men are going to. expert
ence spiritual uplifting out Of such
sentences is hard to figure out Vul-i
garity and indecencies never led any
inquiring soul Christward. 1t is one OF
the peculiarities of the spiritual
awakening that 1t tends toward the
refined and the pure in speech and
thought. If you will turn toward the
words OF Christ himself you will find
L all of them peculiarly elevated and
elevating. The souls that can be con-
yerted under the spell Of a man who
uses language such as Sam Jones
used in Burlington, is soul that has
a very coarse grain in 1t and comes
out pretty much stained.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-16
NEW MILWAUKEE TRAIN.

All along the line of the Milwaukee
railroad between Seymour and Daven-
port. the people are enthusiastic over
the prospects for a new train to be run
daily between those two places,
through Ottumwa and Muscatine.
Though no announcement has been
made of the establishing of such a
train by the Milwaukee it Is very prob
able that it will be put on in the spring
because Of the demand for 1t and the
possibility of good patronage.
People between Seymour and OF
with the promise of the new train as
1t will allow them to come into OF
tumwa on the train, leaving their
homes after breakfast. While here
they will have ample time to do their
shopping and will be given the advan-
tage Of as good stores and as good
prices as are to be obtained anywhere
in Iowa. In the evening they can
leave Ottumwa on the train passing
through here at about 4:30 or
O'Clock, arriving home in time for sup
per.
The Muscatine Journal devotes
space to the discussion of the subject
and says:
"Muscatine hopes the rumor that
the Milwaukee railroad may place an
additional passenger train in the serv-
| ice between Seymour Qa.) and Dav.
export, may grow into reality. The
contemplated arrangement provides
for a train which will leave Seymour at
T. o'clock in the morning, reaching
Muscatine about IL o'clock and Dav
export about 8 o'clock and reaching
Seymour at 8 O'Clock in the evening
There is no question but that the
service from Ottumwa to Seymour
would pay the expense of the entire
service to Davenport and return. Such
a train would give the shoppers in the
mining towns along the Milwaukee
south of Ottumwa, an opportunity te
trade in that city and return the same
day. 1t would prove immensely valu
able to Ottumwa and profitable to the
+ road.
From Ottumwa to this city the
amount of patronage the road would
receive is problematical but there i.
this in it's favor: The territory is gooc
and the towns are growing. The PEG
/ pie want to come to Muscatine to dea
with the merchants and it is conf
IDENTIFY predicted if they are given al
opportunity to do so conveniently the,
will patronize the road freely.
i This newspaper believes that tn
Importance OF the matter merits vigor
GUS action on the part of the mer
chants. The Milwaukee road has a
all times shown a disposition to be fai
and if the matter is brought to the al
tention of the management 1t will b
given careful consideration.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-16
MaIek May Vet Rival AIDE.

b.
A choice vocabulary of George AIDE
up-to-date-isms is hardly to be ex-
pected from renowned Bohemian pi-
anist whose acquaintance with the
English language is only of two years
growth. but Ottokar Malek has, like
Tony in arizona learned the bad
with the good, and now has command
of wonderfully vigorous and pictur.
esque line of American colloquialisms.
"To use his own expression, he has
been very much up against it during
his recent engagements in the smaller
towns Of Iowa. and was glad to get
into Kansas City," says a newspaper
of that thriving Missouri city.
II have been starving since last Sun
day, when / had my last meal on rail
road dining car, until got here" he
said at the Hotel Baltimore recently
my audiences were appreciative, but
the hotels-I cannot describe them
Then, too, have some very trying
railroad Journeys. One night this week
travelled almost all night-from Lac
to 1880 in the morning-on train halt
freight, half passenger. what you cal
| it-accommodation when it was q
degrees below zero. / am used to colo
weather, but that was too cold for me
Then I had to play the next night.
was not fit to do it, and was afrait
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they would think me bum pianist.
Sometimes a performer gets 1t in the
neck just that way.
II am very glad to come to Kan
sas City again. / was so well received
last year. Usually do not like
to come again SO soon to city. There
will be In ten towns where l play
about four where enjoy it. Kansas
City is one of those"
The famous pianist takes great de-
light in the improvement in his Eng
lish which he has made in the last
year, but still considers it hard lang
uage to learn.
"In German and In Bohemian" he
said, you look at word the way it
is written or printed, and you pro-
nounce 1t the same way. But when
you look at the English word, you find
when it is pronounced 1t sounds like
quite something else"
Herr Malek has spent a great many
years in Germany before coming to
this country, and speaks German flu
emily, but says that he is beginning to
forget his native language. the Bohem.
liam.
when I try to talk to some Of my
Bohemian friends in Chicago" he said
81 keep finding that can not get the
word want and would rather talk
to them in German or English"
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head that he can't receive more when
it is offered, but who has enough good,
hard sense to know facts from fancies
and news from "hot air." He must not
watch the clock except to see that 1t
doesn't make the day pass too quickly.
He must forget all about ever having
worked with regular hours, for he is
on duty twenty-four hours a day when
he becomes a newspaper reporter. If
he regards it as hard work he had best
quit. If he enjoys it and works hard
he may, in time, become a good re-
porter-a star man with an office to
himself. Sometimes fellow who does
not come up to the requirements in
some particular or other stays long
enough to become a reporter but he
can never understand why it is that
the office doesn't recognize his ability
and raise his salary. But the trouble
is not with the BOSS" except in so
far as he is guilty of oversight in keep
ing the man long enough for him to
get the idea that he is entitled to the
name, reporter"