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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-04
ancestry,

"It's perfect nonsense, Bessie, for you to
tail. of being laid on the shelf Why, it All
depends on vour-clf Forget your worries,
, GU. aches and ailments do as | did, take
Llenty of out-of door air, cultivate fappi-
ness by not allowing your mind to dwell
on the tribes and the worries of life. sent
thirty one cents III stamps to Or. K. Y.
Pierce, OF Buffalo, y Y, for his Common
Sens VI cdical Adviser, and found it con
tain d much Useful information about the
care of my hcalth, about physiology, anat
oriv and everything a woman should know
then decided to write Or. Pierce and tell
him all about my ailments. received
such nice, Carefully considered and CON
fdcntial letter, in reply, giving ne advic"
about NV diet, exercise and all. This
advice l. free to everyone and wonder YOU
dou't write him ut once. 1t didn't take TIE
man. months to regain my good looks
Eyer since was EGrcn | have suffered
untold agorics periodically but now ann
free rom pain. worry and bad temper. &c
g. inu1ilv took DE- Picrcc's Pleasant
J. this for the compile Aiou, and to
s, ..I.te the liver. Then took Or.
Ttercc'a l;lvori'c Prescription three times
a cav FIR lhose WufuAuly weaknesses
! o. YOU about That's my secret Of
beauty It's the easiest thing i'll the world
to nc hlnDy and Keep ones good looks.
Look at the thousands of women who have
b p made wei, ~ d. Pierco's l'avori;c
T., cri0tion; loo!. how they keep thr.I
good looks. d.. Pierce offers $500 reward
for any case of IcuCorrhca Female Weak
ness, prolapSus, OF IAliin" of Womb whcJ
h. ,nno, cure. Al he asks is a fair and
Reasonable Il AL q. LIS :1e alas Of cite"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-04
Account.

In the superior cour. OF kitti'a> county. State
Of Washington.
In the matter OF the c~tat" Of William Jenkins
and Elizabeth jenkins. deceased.
\O'ic" Is h"r"hv riv"u thnt Thomas MAYER.
administrator Of the c~tat" oi NuIau JtuNlu~
an' EIilrrrih .l"uNiu~ deceased. las rendered
nd ur' ~"lf"d for >rtt!r'u 'u.. iut n.'i in IN"
above entitled court his tnal account OF hi> ad-
miui~tratiun Of said "'tat"; ana that Monday
the end dlV Of Nav lH01 At - O'Clock "a. IN. at
TIA" art hOuSr. IA tho city of EIlri>hurg, has
been duly appointed hy III" said court for the
settlement of said account. ~ which time and
place any person inter, ~trd in said estate may
appear and I'll" exceptions in wrllln. to Tho said
account and contest the SANE. Dated TINS md
day of May y. ID. 1868.
\. /. EMERSON.
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Pleasant furnished room to rent on
Southeast side of tO"u. Enquire at
this Office.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-04

Beard and room, apply to Mrs. J.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
RAMBLER


safety reliability and ease Of opers
ton make
The ignition Of the
pedals not By
opeable by
by the single lever possible.
Each working
ments be made without
machine
wheel fun sipdc
and the balancing Of all reciprocating
Generally; It viii
succeeded making
smpned them By multiplying their duties There
Ing devices such the
powerdrfven ubrcators
be true these devices do
puabe that they
mechanism
the Rambler
plshes It
materials Rambler
that can be obtained has shown what suited
Rambler insists
OF that material best suited / to do
Their size and beauty them
the Rambler for its price
exceptionally
tory has Board OF Directors multiplicity
wastes racing useless advertising
being their people exceptional
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
LIMOUSINE, $4,000.

The SWEETEST auto built under $4,000
In price. It is the ideal car for the
theater, calling, shopping, and especial
ly desirable In rainy or cold weather.
Electrically lighted, and all the latest
features in auto construction.
Capacity, five passengers; wheel base,
100 inches; tires, highest grade detach-
able, 81 inches by 41s inches; tread,
561a inches; power, 20 81. p, ample for
grades up to 40 per cent; speed, vari-
able up to 80 miles per hour; axles,
front, Pinch seamless tube; rear axle
fixed ALI have either ball or roller
bearings; differential, spur gear in oil
tight and dust proof case; finish, Brews-
ter green and polished brass, hand
buffed leather upholstering; equipment,
plate glass swinging front, brass side
tail and two gas headlights with lens
mirror refectors and separate generator,
tube horn, drop forged wrenches, oilers,
pump and repair kit,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

CAPACITY
81
pan
swinging
forged WTenches, oilers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
Surrey Type lis III. p, e eSsss $3.50.


son the 49,
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
RAMBLER

More 1915 HANDLERS can be seen in the Twin
Cities than all other makes combined; over 80
machines sold up to date, and carload ar
irving every three days, you will be wanting
a machine very badly inside of three weeks.
The first orders booked are the first ones
served, SO do not delay too long. You had
better telephone us for demonstration at
once, SO you will be in position to know
which is best Don't forget the fact that the
Rambler won the hill climbing contest on
Kenwood Hill last spring, defeating every
make up to $1,000 in price. It's nice to
have car that is just little bit better, Just
a little faster, Just little prettier than your
friend has, although he may have paid more
money for it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
THE 81. PAUL GLOBE SUNDAY. APRIL 2. 1906
Have You Had That Talk With Fowkes

emypn
automobiles
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

the rich agricultural sections 81
northern and western North Dako-
ia. The Great Northern Railway
is building number Of new extern
tons from it's main line northward
notably that of the Sarles extern
tionof the Edmore line. The
Thorne extension running north
from York, the Maxbass extension
running northwestward from Tow
tner and further extension Of the
tWesthope line to Antler.
The building of these newt lines
has brought into being a number
OF new towns which are fully des-
cribed in pamphlet recently is.
sued by the Great Nothern Rail
way. By application to Mr.. F. 1.
Whitney, Passenger Traffic Mana
ger, st. Paul, Mimi, a copy OF
these pamphlets, New Extensions
in North Dakota or "New Towns
in North Dakota will be mailed
to any address. 1922
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
FOR SALE

The finest piece of property in
the co untry, consisting Of 20 acre
adjourning the deaf school propers
ty on the north, near this city.
Fourteen acres of the best pas
ture land to be found anywhere,
balance stubbe. All under good
fence and five pacres refenced. A
splendid built house, seven rooms
on ground floor and large upstairs,
good heating plant, 100 barrel els
tern, cellar 36x36 feet.
Good outbuildings: stable room
for 5Ohead Of stock: 81 shade trees
so feet high. A place to combine
country independence with city
convenences. The best home in
the northwest. 55
Inquire Of j. N Miller.
Devils Lake, nj. D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
O'C alIaghans
Make Good

The O'Callaghan's reached
their climax last Friday evening
In their production Of why.
Smith Left Home, Z and playing
as they did, under such distress
ing circumstances, they made a
lasting impression upon the out
of town residents which will
mean good deal in the future
for the Devils Lake home talent
company. Though they present.
ed their comedy drama in the
auditorium in the midst Of Fri
day evening s awful storm when
the beating of the rain upon the
roof, the roaring of the wind,
and the terrors of the electric
storm were sufficient to give any
actors stage fright, they held
their audience through the en-
tire three acts, and by their al
most supreme efforts. were very
well heard above he roar Of the
storm. The building was packed
to It's utmost capacity with an
appreciative audience.
Space forbids a special men
tion Of the several players, but
it is no idle fiattery to say that
the members Of this splendid
company have passed fom the
amateur class and are justly en-
titled to be called professionals.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

though there have been mum
Der of other graduates in the
past. The ceremony was digni-
fed and impressive.
East Fourth street is being.
proved, a very much needed i'm
provement.
Miss Alice Berry has been in
disposed for a few, days, but is
again at her place in Hodgkin-
sons drug store.
Andrew Hood who has kept a
splendid boarding housein this
city for two years, has decided
TO move to Jamestown.
4 G. NJ. Fisher returned a few
days ago from st. Paul where he
w led by the serious illness
2 al til Of his aged mother.
Many Of the campers are re-
turning from Chautauqua and
getting settled for the hot
weather that seems to be in
sight.
The damage to the Daeley
building from the recent explo-
sion Of gasoline, will be a total
loss to Mr.. Daeley ais he did not
have a gasoline permit in his
insurance policy. ].
James Harrison of Cando was
brought to Mercy hospital few
days ago where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis,
Drs. Jones. & Smith performing
the same which was entirely
successful.
DR.. Thor. MoelIer is IN favor
LOT the county commissioners
making provision by which the
county poor canc choose their own
physician instead Of taking the
one selected by the county. A
commune alton from his pen on
this subject is promised for these
columns. Ell
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
THE LAST SUMMONS.
Mrs. Lydia Fisher, mother

Mrs. Lydia Fisher, mother 81
our fellow toWnsman G. M.
Fisher, died at her home in st.
Paul, July 6, aged ~ years.
Those who knew her here, where
she has visited will shed a ST
lent tear that her noble life has
been finished, yet they will re-
joice that her pure soul has pas
|sed to Elysian fields beyond the
tide water of eternity. Earth
has few such Women as she, for
her life was one long act Of
kindness, tenderness and love,
and the noblest tribute that
could be paid the dead was that
|of the people among whom she
had spent her life, as they stood
with brimming eyes BY the side
|of her bier and told Of her deeds
of love and mercy. Her life
went out like the sweet cadence
.of gentle music. The st. Paul
Pioneer Press gives the follow
ing account of her life:
Mrs. Fisher was born in Lit
tleton. Mass, june IL, 1923. In
1847 she married Louis p. Fis-
her at Groton Mass. and seven
years later acc Tapanied her hus-
band to ST. Paul. where she has
since made her home. She was
q descendant Of j ohm Porter who
left England in 1856 and settled
In bingham, Mass. Col. John
Porter, who enlisted as d minute
man at the breaking out of the
War Of the Revolution and later
served with distinction IN Gen.
Lafayette staff was Mrs Fis-
her S create great -grandf father. :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

farmer can manufacture any
size rope from ordinary binding
tWine in a few minutes.
Lost. An automob bile fender.
Finder report to Drs. Jones. &
Smith.
The county commissioners
proc edings will be given next
week perhaps.
Any sewing machine that is
made can be repaired at Gilbert
sons u tt
Prof. DeWar is. cont emplating
a visit to the coast before begin
ming his year work in the city
schools in Sept ber.
Flower beds and lawn orna
ments, designed from Greek and
Roman mast rpeices. Devils Lake
Petrifed Brick and Stone Co. 6tfa
Jas. Rubbelke, a farmer living
near Crary, had seven head 81
horses killed by lightning Fri:
day nigh of last week.
For Sale a number Of desir
liable residence lots, also lots Of de-
asirable reside nces, business blocks,
and farm lands.
u. BRENNAN
Mrs. VIM. I'll. Brown of Man
dan spent several days at Chau-
tailqua and was the pleasant
guest Of a number Of her friends
in the city,
IA sewing machine is worthless
without a needle. Gilbertson has
1t for any machine. ~ tt
Ed E. Flynn has severed his
connection with the law and real
estate Office of John aher,
IT'D take effect August LIST. Mr..
Flynn has not DEE q Just what
NE will do, but will robably
open a law Office iii this city.
He issan able attorney and will
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

Phe moving of the building ef
the Keith creallae has been le-
layed by the recent heavy rains
which made it impossible 70
cross some of the sloughs. Ali
the machinery is..on the ground
AT the location in this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nonoHoI
CITY lin BRIEF

6m0B0n0aoa0ao B0Reu0R0a0S
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good city
/ property, as we'll
IA. IA. Dion, Of Grand Harbor
was here this week on business.
John w Maher has plenty Of
money for farm loans on first or.
second mortgages at lowest rates.
Attorney Cooler has moved in
TO the Walker residence which
he recently purchased.
Figure your lumber bills
with Nels EfaWk rims nand save
money
Percy CreWe has been over
from Fort. Iotten for a few days
greeting a host Of friends.
AS 4 result Of last Fridays
rain, the surface of Devils Lake
was raised about seven inches.
Lost. "a steel tape line near
the ice house. A suitable re-
ward. g. a. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HosrnerI
moved this week into the pro-
perry recently occupied by IL d.
Cooler.
For Sale "a number Of desir8
able reside lots, also lots of de-
sirable residences. business blocks
and farm lands &.
&c AZ !. H. BRESI NAN
e. D. Me ahan Of Minot was
iii the city Monday and closed q.
deal with Senator Stade BY
which the latter bee zones the.
owner Of the right for Ramsey
and Cavalier counties for the
sale Of the cele brated Ideal rope
making machine, by which a.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
l1nmOtbise Mnfresmms.

Sin brsnnsnoer @iQarren!fummeI
mar bic 1ria&e 81 grober Nufrssung.
Sin Wagen nit StrOb fubr In bic
@aRe. nel9e fid binter oem @efGdfte
Der 9olibap & Wpon 80. befinoet,
um bort bic 2aoung ab3uliefern. Sa
bic @afe iebr eng 1T. wuroe Elm She'll
beg StrObes BET Der ginfabrt berunters
ss3osen unb ssristb our6 einen glim.
menoen @isarrenifummel in grano.
6ofOrt i9lusen natfrli9 bic Jlammen
bausbo9 empor uno bic b6l3ernen 6ens
fferIaoen finsen an su BREMEN. Die
aufresuns NOR grob, bod erfidte bic
5eueruebr bic Jlammen isbr fdnen
unb balo mar bic &ube in Der bOrtigen
0a4baridaft pieoer bersefellt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Sirssrmsiitsr bsrtast Den &iles.
Saa.

Da bic bor9ebra9ten Seweiie 9egen
ben @irtb Dr. s. Hilsp nod ghrssr-
meiffer 5Olbman's Mnii9t ni4t 9entgs
ten. um ibm feline 2iesn3 3u snt3ieben.
pertagte er ben Jal auf unbsiiimmte
3eit. SolIte bic 9eringiie 8eranlai.
Jung aber gegsben tperben, 10 pirb Der
Gal uieoer er6ffnet merben. aubers
benz ristb Der ghrgermeifsr bem &ilep
an, ben S4anfmdrter Dennis O'Brien,
ben frhbersn gissntbhmer bss plabes,
osm Die 2icen3 ent3ossn tuurbs, aus
ieinen Dienfen 3u entlaRsn. Rilsp
peripra&, benz @efddfte feline peri6n.
lide Nufmertiamfeit 3u i6enten unb
oarauf 81 ie6en, bab fsine @sisBes=
tibertretungen bort borfommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
@eftebt oe1 Stebfabl.

gor einigen $asen 3eigte Sobn
Stanlep bon 1886 Dearborn @trabe
Der pOli3si an, bob ibm @elo, uel9es
er In elmer Ble&boie binter feinem
9abnsrfaa pergraben babe, gefoblsn
fei. Die Setettips 6auier unb 2arih
wurbsn bsauftragt, bie Sa9e 3u untsr-
iu&en. Na4bem fie erfabren, baB
Soispb Staff, ein MngefsIlter Der Big
Sour, friiber BET Stanlep gemobnt,
tpurbs ss ibnen nidt f4wer, fef3uifel=
ZEN, bas bsrielbe IN lebter 3eit mebr
@slb aussesebsn. ME er beroisnt bate.
0ie pOliaitsn nabmen ben staff in's
Ysrb6r uno berielbe gefanb feline
69ulb ein. 70 {
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

Sie Sslesatsnfibuns Der Snoianu
federation Of 2abor fanb gefsrn In
Sort Wapns ibrsn erfOlsreiden ab'
f9lub.
Snbianapolis murbs als Der nd9He
0eriammlungscrt beifimmt.
Bon benz 8hrgsrmsifer bon 2ogans=
port purbe cine @inlaoung berlefen,
bic naGfe Delegatsns@ @Onosntion iu &C.
nannter Staot ab3ubalten. ieoO8 fam
Bel Der @abl nur Muncis uno Snbias
napolis in 8stra4t.
gs wuroe bei9lohen, bent Burger
meiifsr bon Sogansport elm Santes.
i9rsibsn su ienben fhr feline ginla'
oung.
Die berf9iebenen @pmites rei9tsr
ibre Bsri9ts elm uno bisielben tuuroer
ent9e9en9enommen.
,Sas lsgislatibs gomite beri4tet'
iibsr elm ein3ubringenoes @eieb, oas
ben pu9srnbsn @elbbsrlsib = 8ei4df'
ten bas Sanbtuert lesen ioll.
gs uurbe Elm 8ei9luB aefaBt. biz
Typographical Union in ihren gefre'
bungsn CUR grrei9ung bss 8.Stunben'
tasss 3u unterfiiSen.
gs tpuros beidlufen. gu Den Ser
hanblungsn Der ameriean federation
Of 2abor In Pittsburs einen Delegaten
3u entIenben, uno wurbs Der prdfioent
Gotparb perfins gum Se!egaten nit
benz Frtbersn Gefretdr estsrs als gr'
iaB. B.Selesat srwdblt.
5err .. q. Smith belt cine Nn'
fpra9e, worin er bic Womans Sabel
2isus aufforbsrte. bas ibrise our Gin
fiibrung bon nnionwaaren in aler
2desn bsi3utragen baour9, baB fl
oarauf befebt, nur Waaren 81 taufen,
bic bas llnion3ei4en tragen.
Damit bat Der Ronbsnt isin gnb,
erreidt, uno lsbrrsi9 uaren bic Der.
hanblunssn fur Die Betbeili9ten; biei
Stnbention mar isbenfals eine Der er
folgrsi9fsn, Die js bonn gerbanbe ab
9ebaltsn murbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Gaptaiu Gbsatbau'
8irS nit ben germefunsen fir ben 8ouIe'
barb besinnen.

Mm nd6ften Montas tuirb Captain
@beatbam, Der 2ommanbeur Der Benz
iamin 0arriion Nrmp pofi" pabr-
f9einliG ausmsKunssn fhr ben 3u
bauenoen BOuleparo 3tuii9en Der
.Nrmp pof" unb ben Stabtgrenaen
beginner. Sobalo bies srlsoiat III.
weroen 8Oifenauffeaung unb 2arten
nah benz betr. Separtsment in WaTb.
ington seianot uno Der 8eriu9 gema&t
tuerosn, bonn 2onareb bic 'nOtbiss ge,
willi9uns fiir Den gau su erlan9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Mnflage erbObfn.
Dinaro 8. Difaro perhaftet
Gr itent girsidaft fur iein Gr'
i6einen.

Wiaarb g. Widnrb, Elm 3euge bor
ben GroBseI6porsnen In 9erbinbung
nit benz Sbsrrid=Sals, Der lett Witts
mod in ct. 2Ouis F9 aufbielt, wuros
bort Treitas Absnb ssisben.
Widarb iaste, oaB er elmer 8erfanint.
lung Der Nurrp, 2uniber So. bei-
uObnte, uno baB er Sbsrrid unters
fftibsn mill, inbem er Roten ein3iebt,
bic eissnili9 ni9t Dor benz 6riibiabre
fdIis perben.
.@ir Iieben $4,000 bon Ssrrn
Sberrif" iasts er. y@ouberneur
SanIp srbOb bic Yei9uloisuns oab
i9 oiefe Noten pbne Mutoritdt Der
Wurrp 2umbsr So. unter3si9nete.
Sieis B.i3uloisung iit unwabr.
I'm nbsr 6srrn Shsrrif 3u belfen. Der
Elm peri5nli&er Sreuno bon mir TT,
fam i'd nad ct. 2ouis, um 8orfeb-
runssn su trsfsn oisie guten, tuel9e
ni&t Dor Griibjabr fdli9 fino, einau=
3isben."
,Msine 6rau unb i'd reiien mod
beute Na6t nod Snfiarapplis 3urtid
uno bte NOtsnan9elegenbeit mirb fofort
erIe0iot ueroeu."
am frhbn Worsen ts6rte bann aud
6err Wifaro in Beglsitung ieiner
Satin aus ct. 9ouis 3urfd. ST
tuurbe slei9 bel isiner Anfunft ourd
Sheriff SOurbisr uno Seputp.Sberiff
Sohn Wpsrs psrbaftst. @eoer 9srr
@idaro nod feline Srau i9isnen iibsr.
rai8t. Sn benz segen ibn erlafensn
golfrsdanssbsfsbl iif sr Der llnter-
ihlasuug. oss @rOBoiebifa6ls uuo Der
gsri9nbruns ausetlagt. Serr @id !.
aro itslte feline garsf9dft Obns G9pis=
rieteiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Gim alter Yionter
Eurbe Bel ieiner @cbnuns tobt aufse.
funben.

Sames 6uffm,an, 73 Sabre alt,
elmer Der bef6etanntefen uno rei9ffen
giirser bon groab @ipple, purbe ges
ifern tobt auf benz 6eloe lisgsnb BON
ieinsr 6rau aufgefunoen. Ser alte
Wann bate fi9 bOrtbin beseben, un,
ote 2hbs bon Der Wsibe 3u bolen, unb
i8eint einem 9er3i&Iase erlesen au
Iein.
Sm Sabre 1923 fauften bic gltern
beg 0erfforbenen grobe 2dnoereien nabe
groab &ippls; Der aeaenmdrtise groao
&ispls=part mar frhbsr gigentbum
oes SabinssI9iebsnen.
Sas 2anb, tpel6es au bamaIigsr
3eit ftir $1.25 pro Mfer qetaufi
wuroe, ift isbt bas 5OOfa9s unb bar.
iiber uertb.
Der geritorbene, faf allen Slider.
leuten als Snfel sSoe befannt, batts
big bor fur3em nod 2anbwirtbf9afi
bstrieben, tudbrenb Der lsBtsn Sabre
isbo@ perlegte er ii9 fait ausi8lieblid
auf ben Gii9fans unb man9er Jii9sr-
mann. Der an ben @dKsrn BEL 8roah
Ripple fi9 nieberlieB, fonnte ben alter
5errn iaon I'm 4 llbr Worgens aui
ben 8einen feben. um ieiner 2iebIines=
bsi9dft;gung naasu9eben. gr binter-
ldBt auBer isiner 5rau nod A ainber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Jrau Bantert's 6all ers
6ffnet.

@uibbille, 90. Sept. yta9.
benz sefern bie Gei9wOrenen fur ben
Jal Der Jrau Mnna 8anfert, tpeIde
betannilid Der grmorbunq bes Nors
man goot ansetlagt 1T, ausgemdblt
tparen, begannen beute bic Berbanb.
lun9en. Nae 3eu9en in bem Gale,
nit Wusnabme bes @bemannes uno
oes Sobnss Der ansetIasten Grau,
mubtsn ben @eri6tsiaal bsrIaHsn.
Splpeifer gantert, Der @bemann,
iagts aus. baB Cool aui isiasm @efi4i
Log unb feline (gantert's) Grau isinen
3opf nit einem Rebolber bearbeitete.
aIs ct (oer 3eugs) ins 3immer trat.
gr nabm ieiner Grau ben &epolbe,
fort uno f9ob He aus bsm'3immer.
Seinen Sohn &alpb, fer 9let4 mad
ibm nod ubsn fam, ianbte CT gum
Mr3t.
@oot faats: sd blute au Sobe.
gr 9ine bann na@ unten unb ais e.
wieber binauf fam, balf er benz @oo
nod benz n6rbli9 selegenen 3immer
babel bemerfte er feine 69nittmun6
on @OOt's 9als unb weib aud ni4t
tuer benz @oof bieielbe beiqebra&t bat
Seine Jrau tam baIb barauf au9 in!
3immer uno feuerte 3tuei tpeiter
S9afie auf @eot ab, mOrauf CT ibr be!
&ebolbsr abnabm.
Na1 bem Batter betrat ber Sobl
6omarb ben 3sugenfanb. DerfeIb
iagts aus, bab er @oot bdtte auf ben
Boben lissen feben unb feline Deutte
bdtte auf benislben nit irgsnb etwa
Iossef9Iasen. Sein Batter fanbte ibi
gu einem gla9bar, um telepboniid
einen Nrat berbeiaurufen.
Der 6fentli9e Mntldger 8afett er
fldrte nattirli9 in feiner @r6Hnungs
anipraas an bic @eiAworenen. bab e
5rau gantsrt's S&ulb obne all
3weifsl na9msiien tuerbe.
Der Gau uirb ldngere 3eit tn an
ipru& nehmsn. ba cine gan3e Mn3ab
3eu9en au berb6ren Rnb.