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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

tract, which will soon be THRIVING
'o"h on the branch of the Short Line
'eihg built to Twin Falls. Two spe
clai trains carried crowds to the sale
Many visitors remained over to he
present at the continuation of the sale
tomorrow Today 100000 of lots were
disposed of and it is expected tomor-
VOWS sales will swell the total for the
two days to 100000
Major Fred r. Reed presided and an
hounced the conditions of the sale from
wagon. Then the fun started. The
drawing was fast and the lots were
disposed of in record breaking time.
Excursion parties were taken for
short trips on the river aboard the
Mary Mclean and two gasoline
launches.
The new town has already begun to
exhibit considerable activity in build
ing. Business has already started up
An instance of the rapidity with which
deals are closed and business ven-
lures inaugurated is furnished by the
enterprise of a restaurant keeper who
put up his building and was ready
for business within Is hours from the
time he started
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
WENT OVER THE FALLS
Ferryman at Shoshone Falls Has Dis.
appeared with Boat.

Twin Falls. May 3.-Dan Kingsley
Inc 1erryman at Shoshone Falls. went
over the falls Sunday night. Though
there was scant hope of his having
escaped the people instituted a search
out after hours spent in patrolling the
river the parties We're unable to secure
trace Of the man, although one Of the
oars and pieces of the skiff in which
he had started across the river were
found below the falls.
Kingsley was seen alive the last
ume by NJ. Sullivan. who has been
'arousihg at the Falls hotel. Sullivan
"hs so many stories about the trip
over the river as to arouse suspicion
one of these tales is that when the boat
mad gone 80 or 40 yards from the shore
ne 'Sullivan) jumped out. for what
purpose ne does not say. Kingsley. who
was sober rescued him. Another story
that both men fell out Of the boat
."d swan ashore. Still third narra-
I'VE comes from Sullivan to the effect
''iat the pair crossed the river in safety
and qnarreled while going up the hill.
.nev then parted. 1t is understood Sui
H"ah Is under surveillance. although
NC mas not vet been arrested. Kingsley
'"'''e here from Spokane about two
weeks ago. He has a sister who is an
'pera'or on the Great Northern.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

To Cure q Cold in Ono Oay

Take Laxative 6romo Quinins Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
II 1t fails to cure. E. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c. If
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
NAmpa anexitiss

>ampa' May 3.-Mrs. P. W. Duffes
entertained party Of ladies yester-
Jay afternoon in honor Of her sister.
mss Carrie Ratcliff, who is to be mar
.'eu soon to Mr. Walter Baker of
Butte Mont.
among the Nampa people who spent
SUNDAY at the Warm Springs were
mss DAILY, Miss Laura Stoddard. Miss
,saoel squier, F. A. Raselin, Frank
-'enards and Harold Snow.
MRS G. T. McCabe and children are
sn'hg friends in Boise this week.
me family OF Van R. Suuier will
~ 'his week for HALEY where they
vii spend the summer.
Minnie Jones went to Boise
.'roav for visit with friends.
"eV' Willer. the new pastor Of the
''erian church. is expected to
1--WE m Nampa with his family about
'ne i4thNof May.
:, 'hofnas F. Barbee came down from
mines in Placerville Saturday
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
RICH IDAHO DISCOVERY
Head Waters Of Salmon River Show
Some Sensational Rock.

Denver. May 4.-Gold discoveries
near the headwaters of the Salmon
river in Idaho presage the opening of
a new mining district. which may rival
any heretofore discovered. Specimens
of extremely rich ore, said to have been
found i'm this region have been brought
to this city by T. NJ. Howell, former
Denver newspaper man. one of the
pioneers of the Cripple Creek district
and well known prospector. One piece
of float. sawed in twain. revealed a
streak of almost pure gold half an inch
thick, and assayed at the rate of 3645
ounces a ton. The ore is rusty sugar
quartz. mixed with iron. that looks
more like coal cinders than phenome-
nelly rich rock.
Mr.. Howell said that the ore was
found near Yellow Jacket creek. one
of the tributaries of the Salmon river.
along which many millions Of dol
lars worth of placer gold has been
found. The district is 1876 miles from
the nearest railroad station, Red Rock
Mont. over which hundreds of persons
passed going to Thunder mountain
Il believe that the find.' said Mr.
Howell. goes long way toward solv.
ing the problem Of the source of the
placer gold Of the Idaho streams.
Idaho produced over s2O0. 900, 900 OF
placer gold, yet there has been com
paratively little gold quartz mining ir
that country. This ore is remarkably
free milling and while entirely different
from the white quartz which abound,
throughout the mountains Of Idaho. j.
closely associated with these veins.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

Deputy State Vetinarian Now at Work
in Five Northern Counties.

w. r. Pogue, Of Lucille, a member
of the state live stock sanitary board.
and assistant state veterinarian, was
in the city Saturday on official duty.
He is making the round OF the five
nbrthern counties to locate all the
sheep men, inspect their fiocks and
arrange for general sheep dipping
crusade as soon as the season is fit
after shearing time. Every sheep in
the state must be dipped this year. IL
the authorities can get hold of them or
their owners. Mr.. Pogue reports the
sheep in this section of the country as
in very good condition, with the ex-
ceptiOn of one flock on Salmon river.
Mr.. Pogue has also to deal with
animals. He reports that the horse
mango that was so prevalent here two
years ago, has been pretty well eradi-
Gated, there being not over 35 affected
horses reported to him from this Sec
ton. There are more in Nez Perez
county, especially on the reservation.
The government is taking hand in
the matter now and will this year
capture and kill all the NANCY Indian
horses which the owners will not take
up at once and treat for the disease.
1t is the firm determination to stamp
out the mango. The mango has affect
ed some cattle, there being several re-
ports Of NANCY cattle from Nez Perez
county. Mr.. Pogue will represent the
state in all the work of caring for the
live stock interests in the five north
ern count es.-Grangeville Standard.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
M WASHINGTON COUNTY
.;,.s at Black Lake and Iron Springs
As Seen by State Inspector.

pobert y. Bell, state mine inspector
has returned from trip to upper
Washington county. He went in to
,ote an inspection of the gold mines
:, BLACK Lake and Iron Springs and
o,so maid visit to the Seven Devils
copper district.
Al Black Lake Mr.. Bell found the
salzer- Ford company had two very
fine lodges The mill was closed down
owing to the breaking of the rock
crusher. 1t will be some weeks before
another crusher can be taken in. The
break was an unfortunate occurrence
as the plant was making a fine run.
The hammer that was dropped in with
the ore was wedge shaped and it fell
into the crusher in such manner that
the great castings were broken when
the laws came together.
The results attained by the cyanide
process at that property interested Mr.
Bell very much. He found an extrac-
ton of from 80 to. "a per cent was be-
ing secured. The cost of treatment was
light and the mill was making a splen-
did output when the accident closed it
down.
At Iron Springs Mr.. Bell found an
immense ledge. 1t is some $50 feet
wide. The company is preparing to
put in cyanide plant and cOntem-
plates working n force of some 200
men. Mr.. Bell was told the ore would
average SO per ton.-Boise States
man.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
Caldwell Locals,

Caldwell, May 3.-Yesterday n. H.
Cottrell Of Boise had a force of several
men at this place loading teams with
shearing. machines to be erected on
Willow creek. There were six gasoline
engines in the outfit. one a nine horse
power and five two horse power en-
sines. The machines will all be set up
and working in a few days.
The Caldwell Boise ball team came
up from Payette yesterday dishearten-
ed over the loss of the game with Pay
cite
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

State of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas
County. So.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm Of F. ].
Cheney & Co. doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and very case of
Catarrh that can not be cured by the
use OF Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day CT Deem
Der, A. D. 1885,
tSeaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & o., Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Pays 5000 for $40 Acres,
Palouse. Wash. April 24-Belvail &
Davis, of this place have sold to D. F.
Trimble, of Colfax. 320 acres, six miles
east, along the river at Kennedy's ford,
for $4,000. Mr.. Trimble sold a half
section near here only a month ago
and purchased again for an invest
ment
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05

Cambridge, Mass. May 5.-The an
baters of Yale and Harvard takes place
here this evening and the usual keen
interest is manifested. The desirable
ity Of commission with power to fix
of the debate.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
COMING EVENTS

Thursday, June 1.-The Lewis and
Clark Centennial exposition will open
at Portland and continue until October
18th.
Sunday, June 1.-THE American
Medical association will convene for
four days session at Portland.
Thursday. June 29.-The National
Woman Suffrage association will begin
weeks session at Portland.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-05
TOWNSHIP OF eURLev
S''ed on Short Line and 10 Opened
for Settlement.

uriev, May 3-Fifteen hundred peo-
~ many from the east. were present
at the formal opening of the
"ns'te Of Burley, on the Minidoka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-23
Japanese English.
Q Tokyo Industrial Review.

From the Tokyo Industrial Review.
There have been some slight disturbance
among the foreign trade as to the appear
ance of those Baltic feet. Yet. sugar
which has been importing from Manila and
Java. has not been effected far. the
present market is not very active
The "Habutaye" market in Yokohama
has been hndered toward India and Eu-
rope. while some brighter view has been
entertained against Australian and Amer
lean demand.
A firm in Kobe-one of the most reliable
as export house of chip as well as
Strawdraids- wishes to secure connection
with a large and sound Importing house in
Europe.
One of the oldest houses In dealing the
bronze wares In Osaka is seeking after
some good correspondents In the United
States.
gentleman in Tokyo desires to- writo
some articles to foreign papers In respect
TO this country for various subjects. He
will take some reasonable compensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-23
Ever-changing Woman.
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
The corsetieres are again making woman
over, sacrificing the straight front to
the tapering waist and the narrower back
The smaller waist Is an effort to be more
feminine. the purpose being to make the sex
more attractive to men than II has been
since the advent OF the athletic girl. Men
are so used to the making over OF the
physical aspect of women that they pay
little attention to the change of fashions.
Even the new changes in the fashions OF
feminine mentality have probably passed
unnotced by the majority.
II Is of course we'll known that women
attended the gladiatorial contests in ancient
Rome and-thumbs up or down-had tho
power to save or condemn the vanquished.
They attended the burnngs at the stake
which were the feature OF the religious
prosecutions OF the middle ages They
went to hangings in Pepys time. They
still go to bull fights In Spain and Mex
leo. They do not go to prize fights. Why7
Because men do not approve of their pres
ence there. All of which leads up to the
new fashions in intellect. Women, as has
been often said are never moderate. They
have remained silent for years under the
charge that they lacked humor and the
ability to appreciate humor. Now it is
formally announced that they are going to
the other extreme. They are not TO say
simple things simply. 1t Is no longer the
correct thing, we are told. for women OF
brains to be serious and intense seriousness
is to be succeeded by an extravagant sense
of humor. The bright woman. dry. witty
and Unconditional, is advertised as the wom-
of the day. All this Is to convince man
that woman has brains When he resents
their use at his expense there may be an
other change in feminine fashions-another
kind of new woman"
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Women's Tempers.
London World.

From the London World.
I recently saw 1t stated somowhere that
women are much better tempered than
men. This. of course. is a self-evdcnt
proposition up to a certain point. Women.
as rule. are altogether more self-possess-
ed and have a greater control over them
selves than men. who want everything
their own way, resent all trouble, cannot
endure the smallest discomfort and are
rarely unselhsh
But IN justice TO men IL must be said that
generally speaking. they have very much
more to try their nerves.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Hamburg American Line

Hamburg American Line.
Observation-Disclosures.
fRhaetia July 20fSWaldersee. :. Aug. 10
tsBluecher. aifDeutschiand.. Aug. 20
patricia Aug, Hamburg. .Aug. 81
tGrill Room. Gymnasium hoard. fCalling at
Dover for London and Paris.
New neutrality-suspicious..
PRINZ csKAR. Aug. IS, Oct. 10. Nov d
PRINZ ADALBERr. Sept IL. Oct 81. Dec. 10
Special Summer Cruises
BY SUPERB NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS.
Send for illustrated booklet. rates, etc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 BwAY. N. 7.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
PALMISTRY.

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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

BEFORE YOU BUY ANY KIND or REAL, ES-
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my large list OF desirable properties for sale.
Tell me in what city. state territory you
interested. l guarantee to satisfactorily fill your
requirements W. NJ 0STRANDER,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-26

Soief @rubta bon bier. gr tpurbe in
bas biefise 3nappf4aftslasaretb iibers
fiihrt.
SeGGbammer. 5rsipillis ben
Sob gefu9t bat Der 5OiGbrige Saeears
better Musuft Mat6es bon bier, Der
f4on felt Sabr unb Sag Der @rbeit
aus benz Wese sing, benz Sdmon DE-
fobol aber febr erseben mar. Gr er<
fdob fi9 mittels zines &ebolbers por
ben @usen feiner beiben S06ter, nit
benen er in Der Ndbe Der Wobnung an
einem Samme &rduter fudte.
9ppersperba. Muf ben Neuz
bauten an Der &rsisbausfraBe bat fiG
elm f9tperer rnfall ereignet. Our9
bonn Seriifte fullenbe 3iegel tpurbe Der
9anbianger piiGel, perbeiratbst unb
Samilienpater, 10 f9per am 9inter=
fopf perlebt, bab er auf benz Sransi
port nu4 benz naheselegsnen &reis<
franfenhauie ftarb. 3pei anbere @r<
better finb MIR lei9t berlebt pprben.
8Dnissbitte. Sas flint Sabre
alte SOater9en bes M1uiifers Wutf9s
Ter ftiirste aus Der i'm 5%tpeiten Stod
belesenen elterliden Wobnung gum
SlurfenIter binaus unb fiel 10 un@
sliidli9 auf ben &Opf, baB Is iOfort
peritarb.
2ansape. 9as 5eit Der solbez
men 9o45eit besingen Der @us5iigler
Sofef Sommer unb feline gbefrau
gbriitiane, geb. &upi9. bierfelbft.
Dem Subelpaar purbe na9 Der firhz
li4en @%tniegnuag bas faiierli9e
Gnabenseidenf oDn so Mart iiber=
rei1t.
SbIau. Sn Der Oble, in Der
Rdbe bes iibifhen Sriebhofes, ertrant
beim 8aben Der 17iGbrise 4rbeiter
Gobert Spreu BON bier.
Habenau. Der Snipeftor BON
bier, tpel9er perungliidte, beibt 9plz
ldnber unb lit in Der Sber tpbt auf=
sefunben trorben. Der junse Mann
par % Sabre aft unb bas einSise
Sinh elmer Wittpe.
3ebIib. Dura einen 8liBi9las
fanb Der Brenner 8arl Supjanet
einen pl5bli4en Sob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-26

8etropsfi bon bier. getrppsfi bat
infplge u%nbeilbarer 3ranfbeit feinem
Qeben elm @nbe eema9t.
Yropin3 Yornn1ern.
Stettin. Ser i'm vWulcan" Be-
|I6dftigte Sberinsenieur SbtparB be-
alma Die 5eier feines 25iG6riaenO ienfz
Iubtldums, BEL Der inn nerf9ieoene
gbrunssn Sutbeil tpurben.
4ltfarnfoh. Dor 3ur5em er>
bpl6te auf sem hisiigen Suite Der
Stanf4tpeiser 2ebre9t in einsm In=
fau BON @eiiissit0rung feinen Sisnit<
aerrn. ben 9utsbefiBer 9urlOff. beFsn
Srau unb spei &inber unb bssing
bann Selbtmprb. So
8erni tetn. 9utsbefber DOR
S91notp purbe, als er einsn Qusritt
unternebmen tpolte, bon elmer 4naabl
@orarbeiter unb S9nitter iiberfallen
unb berarttg nit MeHern unb anbern
@esenftdnben auseri1tet, bab er duf
Der SteGe tobt liesen blieb. Die
S9nitter dubsrten !6inauge.ilten ses
seniiber triumpbirenb, bab tie fdpn
LANCE an benz e~eitrsnssn 9errn lire
HaGe nebmen tpplten.
Sriebri9sbpf. Muf benz bic
figen Suite erbroHelte Der Gutsarbeiter
Maphul feline Gbefrau unb atpet ainz
Der. Darauf besins er Selbftmorb.
Oie Shat lit offenbar in einem Mnfan
BON @eifteseeftDrtbeit sei9sbsn.
3oIhere. grtrdnft bat ii9 bier
i'm fog. 5aulen @raben Der i'm beiten
Mannssalter itebenbe S9loFer 90.
Slider. Oas Motip our Shat tit un>
befannt.
Neuenborf. @or einissr 3eit
entitanb in benz Wpbnbaufe bes Gts
~sentbiimers 6erbinanb 9onborf bier>
felbft 5erer, npbur9 basielbe nieber@
brannte. Oas @ebGube, fppie bas
~Snpentar tpdren perfi1ert.
Rpffin. Our4 cine Geuersbrunft
tpurbe bic WdHermiible NIT benz bamit
berbunbenen Wpbnbauie, bic Sdeune
unb Elm StallsebGube bes Miiblenbez
tigers 2arge total eingedffert. Die
gnttebunssurfade lit unbetannt.
Semerotp. 9ier ertranf beint
8aben Der 18 Sabre ate S9miebes
lebrling BrObmann aug 9arrin. Der
Batter bes grtruntener ftanb am nfer,
fonnte feinem Sobne aber feline !9ilfe
leiiten.
Srepto M. grbdnst poreefunben
purbe i'm StalIe feines 9aufes Der
penfionirts @9iffsfibrsr 8arI Mifs
bslm. Sen dupsren Inasiden nod
mub bic 2ei9e, ipel9e bplftdnbig IN
@ertpsfuns iibersesansen mar, fapn
lGngere .3eit bort sebaneen haben.
Seine Srau bate i6n unldngft perldis
fen, unb bierin lit tpphl Der Grunb 81
Der unfeligen Shat 81 fuaeIk
Yropins SRresmis.SSorEtein.
MItpxa. Mufisben erreste pier
Der Selbftmorb Der Satin bes &aufz
names &nppf. Die 2sbensmiibe
56lob ft9 in Qbtpefsnbeit ihres Mans
mes in Der &iide Elm, Offnete ben
Gashabn unb bersiftete ii9 bur9 gins
atbmen bon 2euhteas.
Mpenrabe. 2eBtens f%eierten bic
gbeleuts ubrmader Munf unb Srau
ihre soloene 9o45eit. Ius biefer 8er<
anlafuns ihenfte bas Jubelpaar benz
Dobltbdttgfestspersin rI~lterstroit"
200 Nart. Muni, Der 80 Sabre aft 1T,
feierte erit fiirSli4 iein 50idbriges
8iirseriubiIdum.
SIensbnre. ueber 8orb se<
f~prungen unb ~ertrunfen 1T Der our
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-26
8eiabuns bes bieiisen Dampfers
ugdpella", Hheberei 6olm &c Wplasn,

8eiaBuns bss bieiisen Oampfers
ygapella", &beberei !9olm &c Wolssn,
geh0rise 9eiaer Srisbri9 8artelien
bon bier, pobnbaft Norberitrabe 126,
als fta Der Sampfer auf Der Sabrt
na9 Miga in Der Sftfee befanb. 0erz
mutbli9 bat Der grtrunfene i'm 9eias
raum einen 9ibf4las erlitten, 10 baB
er bic Shat in seiitiser nmna4tuns
ausetfibrt bat.
Grteberg. Sas SET Der eolbe@
men 9pfaeit f~eierten bic Mbnabmeleute
Petsr peterfen S9mibt unb 5rau
&atbrine Maris seb. Sperfen, biers
ielbit. S6mibt batte nls @rtillerift i'm
2. Resiment am 8rieee BON 1851
auf bdnif9er Settle tbeilsenpmmen.
9abersIeben. Gin alter
&risssbelb unb beseifterter Batter
lanbsfreunb, premierleutnant So
hannfen, iii naa einem pielbetpegten
2eben i'm 80. Gebensjabre auf feinem
nuheselseenen 8eiis Sirsenstuf ee>
ftprben.
aieG. 8sim Nufentern Der
S9iffsjungen on 8orb bes Shul=
idiffes nStoia" ftiiraten bic sdiffss
iuneen 9arms unb 5ifdbed aus Der
Sutelase, e%rfterer ins Wafer, Der an<
bere an Oed. Beibe Sunser purben
f9iper perlebt ins 2aSa.eth seb<a4t.
Niebn. Das Geit Der spIbenxn
9od5sit baben in gutter Miiftistsit Der
frii6sre S9misbemeiiter Manselitn
urb Jrau bierfelbft besansen. On Der
5eier betbeilisten fi9 iiber 200 per>
1pnen aus benz &ir9fpiels Selling.
Steinburs. Don einem plDhlt<
6en 9pbe credit tpurbe Der Better Der
bieiisen S9ule, 2ebrer 4urt Shfe,
ipelder 33 Sabre on bisiiser S9ule
anseiteIt NOR. @ls Sbfe fpaoiersn se<
BEN pplte, fiel CT plDbli9 um, Elm
9eraf4ias bate fetnem 2eben etn
i9nenes gnbt bereitet.
S9nabef. 0or Sturgeon entitanb
in Der 9rfenftene bes Qanbmannes
Safob Mnberfen Jeuer, bas ii1 nit
unbeimliGerS 9neaisfeit iber fGmmt>
li9e @ebGube Der 2anbfteue ausbreis
tets unb biefelben boaitdnbte einGiderz
te; babel famen 19 Rinber, 1 pferb
unb einise S4tpeine in ben 6lammen
um.
Yropin3 S6feftea.
greslau. Yrofefpr selir Dabn
fweisrte in boiler Riifisfeit unb 5rifde
iein fiinf5isjdbrises Doftpr :. Subis
ldum. .3uerit erf4isnen sur @ratula<
tipn bic Mttglieber Der iurtfifden Gar
fultdt. in beren Nanen prpfeHor
Gretchen fpraA unb cine 5tftf4rtft
iiberreidte. Spdtsr erfaien Der Gez
nat NIT benz Reftor Magnifieus an Der
Spite, ber cine ldrgerk Mniprade
bielt unb cine vSabula sr~atulatprio"
iiberreidts. OkrprGibent Graf bon
3ebliB : SriBf9ler beslidpiinfdte
ben Subilar in feiner Gieenf9aft als
4urator ber hieiiaen l1niperitGt unb
iberbrahte thm dls Sberprditoert
bon Shlefien bic @liidpinfde bes
Raiisrs unb ben Rotben @blerorben
%btpeiter &laHe.
Mlt H1hrsborf. 8iirsli4
bra4 i'm 8eperfden Gaftbaufe ndbz
rsnb Der 9ansmufit auf benz 8pben
iiber benz Saale Geuer aus, bas bas
sanae 8eiistbum Bis auf ben @runb
sinaf9erts. gu retten mar tpenig, ba
bas @ebGube nit Stroh sebedt unb
bic WGnbe nur Gahperf tparen. Ser
gefiber 1T nur niebrig periihrt.
8eutben. Sdtper berunsliidt 1T
auf Der preubensrube Der 8ersmann
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-26

90 .Wesbalb saben
sic bas sefunbsne portsmonnaie nidt
auf Der polissi ab?" - Gs mar i4on
5pGt am Mbeno!",vunb am ndhiten
Woraen?" - .War mir mebr brin!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-26

.6iibrt benin mod Elm speiter Wes
bon bieier BersfpiBe %binuntsrg"
,sSa 6ier an Der anberen Settle, Der
lit aber melt sefdbrlider als Der, ben
sic sefommen."
.Np9 sefdbrlt6er2 llnmDsli4, NETS
ne sgrau tommt mir ia nd4!"