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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-31

Painting ne p s,s.s sssy cGrGfSl n rSS,

you want. viii paint gear
either n nice. dark green or :
black with stripping. or Irottl'
done ~ hand mo dippiu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-31

If somebody will tell US why a
man should not take his home
paper we will explain the secret of
life. Guernsey (Wyo.) Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-31
Furnishing

, An extra quality ~ Union body cloth or whiI
eah which want Ihe
highest class ~
the O~t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-31
We are going to build one thousand
Buggies es940. ca. lS. n. nj

The Reason for this s sS iaSiS'l'i as lev
large f,f'
ait The ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-31
How do you
want il built 3?


want ii built -?
podv Piano box or Corn
oo ing -tsleY IxN in
ar gitt4 in.s State which ~
will ho the~ame rfadeoi bods
we use on our 5000 buggy.
Gear End spring like cut
- - =. or Rrewsterr state
which VI sou do not. We wili
send end spring. Gear Wi u
have 1919 in. high .Rraae
axle and highest grade uil
tempered springs made. Arch
or dropped axlcf
Wheels Do you want y
~ W nSS and A. In. or 40
and 4iin.y These will BE-
Narvcn patent. selected hick-
ory. = ia. trend and . in. tire.
regular stock.
Tor, 8 ~ 4 bow which No
- you wantf ltw ~ have
leather quarters. aud vel |
made in every way, with
heavy rubber side and bnc k
curtains.
Painting Re very careful
tnu want MpWtll lainf gear
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
NEW YORg'S POSTMASTER
IS AFTER IMPROVE VEMENTS
Desires to Make Many Radical Changes
in His Office With Govern
ment's Approval.

Postmaster wilcox viii have con-
ference with Postmaster General Cortel-
you at the Postofice Department this
afternoon on matters of interest in con-
nection with the administration of af-
fairs OF the New York city postofflce.
Mr.. Wilcox has some radical changes
in contemplation. He is desirous of max
deliveries in the downtown districts of
New York. and he is satisfied his views
will be concurred in by both Postmaster
General CortelyOu and First Assistant
Postmaster General Hitchcock.
He would not however, say just how
farreaching the change he proposes to
make will be. The conference this af-
ternoon may decide that" he said 4
Will recommend that all the stations in
New York be connected with pneumatic
tubes. It's the comin~ service and could
plete with very little expense consider
ing the amount 81 good that would re-
suit from IT,
Mr.. Wilcox had a conference with
General CorteIyou yesterday afternoon,
A good deal of the ground was gone
over then. but nothing definite was de-
cided upon.
Asked If he would confer with mem
bers of Congress in an effort to get
greater appropriations for the New York
Office for next year. Mr.. Wilcox evaded
a direct reply. 'aT'he New York office is
the largest in the country and we want
IL to be the best, was all he would say.
Mr. Wilcox Will return TO New York
tonight He IS accompanied on his trip
here by John w. Dwight, his assistant
postmaster.
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
ALNAS TEMPLE MOBILES
ARE OFF FOR RICHMOND
:" E"Fashingtonians Start on Pilgrimage
to Visis Their Brothers in
Richmond, Va.

wearing the rod and gold fez. more
brilliant in eoloTs than that worn even
oy MS highness, the Basha of 'Abyssinia,
and carrying their scimiters in their
hands and their gorgeous costumes in
their dress suit cases. the Arab Pa
troll OF Almas Temple, Mystic Shrine
started ION to Richmond" at HOS this
morning. There they will be entertain
ed and feted by the members of the
Richmond patrol of Acca Temple, before
whom the gay Washington mobiles will
perform some Of their wonderful and
mysterious drills. which won fame at
Niagara last June They viii return to
Washington on an early morning train,
arriving here about a. m.
The party. under the leadership of Capt
Louis c. Wilson arrived at the Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Sixth street station
about 1913. Accompanying them was q
commissary. and about forty pieces Of
luggage, including the paraphernalia be-
longing to their '.Kazoo Band" Under
the leadership OF DR.. Charles A Stew
art this band expects to ''out-Sousa Sou
sa" If the opportunity presents itself
jest before the party left in their spe-
cial car the IlIustrious Potentate Of
AImas Temple. Carter B. Keene. ar
rived a. the station and bade the no
hles' farewell. Mr.. Keene did not ac-
company the patrol as there viii be a
meeting of other mobiles of the temple
here tonight at National Rifles Armory
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
JUDGE REDUCES ALIMONY
FOR SISTER OF SCHLEY
Parks Fisher Has Required Payments to
Wife Cut to Come Within
His Income.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 2s-Parks Fisher
appeared before Judge Dennis in Circuit
Court No. TO petition that his income
was not sufficient to pay Mrs Parks
Fisher SIS a week alimony and 500 eoun-
sci fee, pending the settlement of the
suit for divorce begun by Mrs. Fisher
last summer. Mr. Fisher stated that his
net income was less@than $50 a month.
No witnesses were heard and Mrs
Fisher was not in court.
Judge Dennis reduced the alimony to
SO a week and the counsel fee to SIS.
Mrs. Fisher is a sister of Admiral
SchIey, and was the hostess at the
Maryland Building during the World s
Fair. Mr.. Fisher is well known as
stock broker.
Mrs Fisher asks for a divorce on the
ground OF abandonment
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
INAUGURAL BILL
WAS LARGE ITEM
Ro0sevelt's Ceremony Most
Expensive Yet.
s145,491.28 TOTAL cos T
Balance of s4.7so.67, Which Is Turned
Over to Treasurer Of Audito-
rum Association.

The final report Of Gen. John NJ. VIII
son. chairman of the inaugural commit
tee on the ceremonies of March 4. 1905
was made public today. The report
gives a complete history of the work OF
the committee which planned and ac-
complished the brilliant inauguration of
President Roosevelt
The report shows that the committee
paid all OF its expenses and has on
hand balance Of $z.73067, which has
been turned over to the treasurer OF
the Auditorium Association The re-
ceipts from all sources amounted to $780,
22l95. which Is nearly sl4. 900 more than
was ever raised in the history of in
auguraI ceremonies.
1905 were likewise heavier than for any
previous occasion OF the kind.
Cost SI45,4o1.zs.
II cost SIl5, 49, 2s 10 inaugurate Presi-
dent Roosevelt last March The largest
single item was ballroom decorations.
To transform the great Pension Office.
with It's duh architecture, into beau
tiful ball room, cost General Wilson and
his assistants S17, ,999. .I9, which is s. II
more than was expended In 1901
General Wilson gives the figures OF re-
celpts for the last hve inaugurations-
They are as follows: 1859. S125, 2co.50; 1888.
sfs.s3
IN previous years the unexpended ball
ance aas been turned into relief 1und
for the poor Of the District OF Colum>
bia, but this was not done this year.
IN 1889, 1000 was turned over TO the
District Commissioners for the relief OF
the poor. Only 5000 was cleared IN
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
BAPTIST CHURCHES
CONFER ON WORK
Pass Resolution Against Teaching Re-
iigion in Public Schools-over-
flow Meeting Tonight.

At the meeting OF the Columbian As
sociation of Baptist Churches this morn
ing. in the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
resolutions indorsIng the stand hereto
fore taken by the Baptist ministers con-
ference in opposition to the Introduction
of religious instruction in the public
schools were adopted. The resolution
was offered by Fred Beall. of the Tenn
pie Baptist Church.
Preparations have been made for an
overflow meeting tonight in the Sunday
school room. The Rev. w E. BruneE
and the Rev. c. 3. Stealey will speak
The presidents of the young people 5
societies of the District will report on
the work Of the year.
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
Cost SI45,4eI.as.
For Inaugural Building.

General Wilson recommends that inn
mediate steps be taken for the constrIS-
tion OF a largo building in which future
inaugural ceremonies are to be held.
General Wilson says:
Keeping in view our promise in this
matter. let us use every possible effort
to see that IL is fully carried out. and
let the members Of this COMMITTEES
come promptly to the front and by per-
sonaI effort obtain the funds required
for the construction OF a building that
will be suitable for the great national
Ceremony. and which, in architectural
beauty, will be IN consonance with the
superb structures erected by the General
Government.
Let Us not lose another day in push
ing this matter. but let us show TO the
citizens OF the Nation that, although we
are deprived Of the right of suffrage. We
are more than anxious TO do all IN our
power to add to the spleDdor of the cere-
monies incident to the Inauguration OF
the Chief Magistrate of the Nation"
General Wilson pays a high tribute
TO the ability and energy of Prank II.
Hitchcock. who acted as secretary to
the inaugural committee, but who is
now First Assistant Postmaster Cen
era1
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
FRANTZ WANTS STATEHOOD
FOR OKLAHOMA

Capt. Frank Frantz. ex-rough rider.
whom the President made agent TO the
Usage Indians. was at the White House
today and had a short talk with the
President
Captain Frantz. according TO present
plans, VIII become governor of Okla
homa In January. Mr.. Frantz stated
that in case Statehood was provided
for Oklahoma and Indian Territory
during the coming session Congress, his
term OF office viii be short
But ! VIII not be very sorry for this
as / viii be profoundly glad II Oklaho-
ma would be given Statehood at once
said Captain Frantz.
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
PRINTED LIST OF CHANGES
IN NAMES OF STREETS

IN order to prevent confusion arising
from the remaining OF certain streets.
Commissioner Biddle has had printed
list of the changes. copies of which win
be sent to the business firms Of the city
Numerous complaints from merchants
have recently been received at the Dis
trict building stating that drivers Of de-
livery wagons have been put TO a good
under their new names, and that pa
irons experienced some delay IN getting
their goods
The Commissioner action vas there
fore taken. and il is thought that
trouble OF this kind viii be prevented in
the future
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
MRS. QUIGGLE IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
Woman Shot by Her Husband Said to
Have Developed Symptoms
of Pneumonia.

Physicians attending Mrs. Quiggle,
who was shot by her husband in their
apartments in the Brunswick Flats sew
eral weeks ago. and who afterward COM
mitted suicide reported today that
complications have set in and that the
woman is in a pTecarious condition.
Pneumonia conditions have developed
due to the fact that when the bullet
entered the woman's right side # car
ried with il small bits OF her clothing
which were taken into the lung
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
HIS FOOT CUT OFF.

While walking along the Chesapeake
Beach railroad tracks last night Thomas
Donohue. twenty-six years old. of Seat
Pleasant, Md, was run down by<a loco
motive. His left foot was cut OF
above the ankle. He was placed on the
engine and brought TO Chesapeake
Junction and taken to the CASUALTY
Hospital His condition is not serious.
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
DISTRICT EMPL0YE FINED
FOR SELLING UNIFORM

Judge KimbalI today reminded Edward
James thai uniforms of the District or
Government were not the property OF
privates who wore them A fine Of 500
or sixty days in Jail were the Judge :
alternatives offered young James. VINO
was convicted of having sold his uni
form.
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
IMPROVEMENT NOTICED
IN CHAUFFEUR'S CONDITION

Improvement was noticed today in the
condition of John Duvall. the Chauffeur.
who leaped from the bath room window
Of his home. 536 Third street northeast.
about O'Clock yesterday morning and
was subsequently conveyed to the Cas-
uaIty Hospital
DuvalFs skull was fractured When
admitted 10 the institution Duvan was
thought TO be dying. The slight recov-
cry today does not give the doctors any
additional hope for recovery.
The Washington times., 1905-11-23
housewares

Lot Of white China Pickle &c
Dishes. reduced from 10c to........O
Lot of white Porcelain china DC
Oatmeal Saucers, reduced to-
White Porcelain China Cups e
and Saucers. reduced 10, pair. ,
White Porcelain China Cow 1Ec
cred Sugar Bowls. reduced to-. ,
Warwick China Dinner Plates. &C
with fancy edge. Reduced to-
Warwick China Covered Tea 1Ec
Pots, reduced to-......---..-.-.--...A ,
The Washington times., 1905-11-23

odd lot of Decorated China &C
Plates, worth up 10 12e each for >
10 Wall Mirrors, French bevel edge
plate glass. with gold frames y &C
S16e value for. .s---- >
Blue Delft Warwick Chinaware,
consisting OF odd Pitchers. salad
Dishes, Trays, Meat Dishes, Fruit
Bowls. Comb and Brush Trays,
etc. Sold I'D TO Sec Fri 1Oc
day. .ss.s...t--,.-.s'ss.r-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Trausnbemesums bor fanf,is
Sabrem.

I'm bic Mitte bes 10. Sabr6unbsrts
bate Die Srauenbetpesuns in Mmerita
bereits erbebli4e Sprtf9ritte sema9t
S9on i'm October 1850 berfdmmeltl
fid In Worceiter Elm ngonpent fir BIZ
&e4te Der 5rauen". @us aebn Staa'
ten paren alte, mittelalterli9e unh
iunge Oamen in GROCER 3abl bsrbei'
eeeilt, um nit pereinten &rdften &c,
gen bic Mdnner su tGmpfen. Mbe,
dlsbalb mar AUDI 3pietra9t in i6rer
&eiben. Die @rOffnunsrebe Der sul
prdibentin setpdblten pauline 9upia
nus Rbobe SslanO befriebigte ni9i
unb 2ucretia Mott aus Stem Yorl
mar 10 bdmif9, bic Slaubsit bisier
&ebe barauf surId5ufiibren, bab
Pauline Oabis bon ben Mdnnern als
rS9Onbeit" beaei9net perbe. r&eine
RoIentpaher /, politif!" lautete ber
feurige S9luB ibrer Irsfii6rungen.
rMan mub Die gauge, pone. unpsrz
hiilte Wabrbsit fagen! Die Srdu
tpirb in Der iebisen Geieui9aft berz
adtet unb nit SiiBen setreten. sc
1T 3eit, bieIem perbabten Sbftem Elm
gnbe su bereiten. Ser Mugenblid I'll
esfommen, bic Sabine Der psibli9en
unabbdnsistsit auf5upflan5en, unb
fe barf ni4t eber nieberselegt tperoen,
Biz Der Sieg erfodten unb bsibe Sc
f9le9ter auf ben SUB bDlliser @isi9s
beit geitelIt iinb."
sSrau Seller ite1te bann ben Mns
trag, bic Srauen miibten bana4 fire.
BEN, ai9 bas Wablre9t su erobern.
Sn 3ufunft miibten audi bic Srauen
pGblen un6 gepdblt perben fDnnsn,
ale 8eamtsnfteQsn miibten ibnen Gus
gdngli4 fein, audi bic Steue bes
prGibsnten Der Republif. SatieBlid
tpurbe audi conitatirt, baB bic Brauen
burdaus nidt bic gl6fidt baben, fid
benz &ritssbienft 3u entsieben. I'm
fie fir benielbeN taugli9 Sa MAIDEN.
fet aud nur n0tbig, bic MGb9en in
3utunft gang glei4mdbig nit ben
&naben gu er5ssben. DAB bies errei4t
tuerbe, fei sunGdf iiberbaupt bas
Wi9tisffe. Cine fleine pifanterie
bot bieisr gpnbent nit einem proteit
sesen : Sennp Climb. Oie beriibmts
Sdnserin beriebk bamals gerabe bie
Mmerifaner in Gnt3iiden, mnb In benz
protef, Der bon MiB Milfon aus
Ohio beantrost ipurbe, erflGrte man
bic anmutbise Sennp aIs Werrdtberirk
sic befaimpfte bic 6rauen, inbem Re
beren Sprannen f@mei4le unb i9nen
@ergniisen bereite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
John c. RuCkelSlaQS,
...&e4tSanmalt...
CSraba etaatsuutuaIt.)l
523-325 Snataaa 5rnf @ebaxse
9eIep5on (neu) 150.

netper e e n.
Den Na9tipd9ter bes Sorfes gif6z
berg, Oberfranten, iiberraf6te iiinaif
Der Stor9 init 3Diatnsen, bie in ser
SamilienIifte unter Nr. Is uno 16
~rangirem.
Opfer bes @pteIs. @raf
@afunin. Der Sobn 6es befannten ruff
ttf4en Neb%olutionGrs, Der nit feiner
Srau un6 isinen ain6ern in gissa,
Suofrantrei4, tpobnte, bat f9 i'm
Weere ertrGnft. Sen @run6 Az Ser
Shat biloeten SpieIperIufte.
8 3unneI bonn Sooe
Jm Simplontunnel I'm
G1tpei5er &onton Malts lift Ser Ssnz
9enieur Qapes, Director elmer Mos=
tauer Gobrif, Ser in 8esleitune eines
Jnsenieurs Der S9tueioer 8unoesbob=
nen ben 9unneI befu1te, pl1bli9 an
einem S@ldQanfaq aeftorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

Wapor Weaner bon Ybilaoelpbia
fur ben 10 fur9tbar biel sebetst uurbs
als er isin amt autrat, fadslt ni9t
Iange fonbern nimmt bic @orruptios
nifen, bic fidotii&s aemtsr bsflsibs1
bsim SGIafit9sn uao uirft fs binaus.
IS if biss stuar Elm febr absetiratss
gerfnbrsn, i9sint absr pirtfamer gu
fem ME 2srotus poer grobssfGmors-
nen-llnterfu9unesn. Die politii9e
Wai9ins bic ibn erudblts, mill Jpn
nun bur9 elm Smpea@ment-g erfahren
los perben. mas isbsnfnls Der Summ.
belt bts 3rons auffeben wtirbs. pbi.
Iabelpbia f9eint unter Weabsr in suten
6dnoen ~ isia uno tant bsrislbs gs-
trof ben 4ampf sesen bic gubIer unb
bic parteiorganiiation aufnsbmsn-sr
bat bas quite gargertbum anf fsinsr
Ssite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

Obwobl Der Sentfae prinaipiea
seesr, ale bic psribnli6sn Sreibsitsn
sini9rdntenbe 9eisb9ebung TIT, rest er
fi9 iibsr bas gisarstten= @sisb nidt be-
oets auf uno srinnert fi9 Der Stropbe
beg befannten Sabafslieoes:
seebt bier ben tuinSisen Sran;cs',
Gr raudt elm Giearett4en Bios,
Gr bat gang re6t, benin ibnr miro i9Ie9t
Sci elmer Yfeif' Tabaf."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

gbitagn INNER an Der Spite.
Hi9t tueniaer als l01 perionsn Begin
gen in ben erffen brei Wonaten bieies
Sabrss nod benz auswsiis bss fdbti-
i9en Statifttfers in @6ieaso SeIbf=
mOrO. unb insgeiammt fanbsn in isnsr
3sit POI perfOnsn sinen ssualtiamen
8ob. % periOnsu tuuroes nit 8or-
beba9t ermOrbet: 419 perIunen pur=
ben BET StraBenbnbnunfdnsn berlsbi
uno bon ibnsn fnb feb3ebn ssftOrbsn.
Sas pHafter bon Chicago f9sint sbsnir
unidsr tpis tbeusr 81 iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
S&tfsna@rf&tea.

0etp Yort: ga 8retagne" nod 6abre;
nSeutf4lanb" mad 9amburs.
6abre: r2'Aquitains" bon Nep yort;
ga Saboie" bon Hsu Dorf.
2iperpool: .Waieffic" bon Neu BORT.
Queenstown: .Noorblanb' nod pbiIa.
btlphia; .Cesanie" mad Netu
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
WtIts 1tno Gtrett.

Sn gbieasu i9eint Der Sana isBt srfi
allen grnffes Los esbsn su tuOqen. lille
8srii6te ibsr 5riebsnsi9lRfs Der bei=
ben parteien baben fi9 als unbeertin-
bet ertuisien. 8efonbsrs unbeilberttin=
osno erf9sint bic Rube, bic isBt bic
9ewerff9aftler an ben Sas legsn, benin
man abnt ben fommenoeR Sturm in
berfeIben. Sie friebli&eu gtrssr g9i-
eagO's lsiben fur6tbar unter ben Dor.
sdnssu, cine f%Ortpdhreno nerb6ie
Spannuna bat bic @bieaqOsr ersrifen.
Der Aussnblid III setOmmsr, tpsnn
bic Wili3 our aufrs9terbaltune Der
Orbnung pirb sini9rsitsn mtfen.
Der WapOr f9eint Elm ru6is tibsrls-
genoer Wann su isin, ebsnio Der S6ss
riff, aber bod f9etnt es, ais OBJ beibe
sinsrt Ssblsr bsgsben, inbem He nit
ginberufun9 Der Rilia uarteteu, bis.ein
uirtli9er 2rises3ufnnb singstrsten 1T.
Die Streitbrs9er babsn ben 8eri9ten
sufotae ebenfobisle, tpenn ni9t me6r
standardization bsgangsr, ME bic
Streiter felbft. Die @orausfesune if
babsr unri9tig, bob bic staatstruppsn
nur sesen bic Strsiter p~Orsuseben
berufen finb.
es if irrig an3unsbmsn, baB Die
aufreguns in ben Rehabilitation bur9
anueisnbsit bon Wili3'P atrouiQsn ses
ffei9ert worben rudre, 10 LANCE man Die
staatsiOloaten als SrObmittsl rur
sesen bic Rabaubriber eebrau9t.
9is srOBs Wafe Der Q~obnarbeiter III
frito- uro 9efeBliebeno. Sc 1T se-
u66nli9 bas nrbsitsi9sue p6bel,
Clement, usl9ss bel Strsits uno dbn.
li4en anldfsn fein Mttb9sn gu tiblsn
bsriu4t.
Sc pare natirli9 Elm riefiSer Jeb=
Ter, tuenn bic Administration bas Ne=
GER Gssimsnt. bic Slinoiier Wili3 Bot
ndmli9 elm iol4ss. nod gbicago, brin-
gen mtirbe. Damn utirbe islbf BEN
Rubisfsn bic gals fbsreeben unb
Der i4limmfe Iufrubr bsrboreerufen
werosn. 9ber ME benz aud lei, gbi-
ea9o fsben isoenfalls i9limme Sage
bsbor.
9ana unan9ebra9t aber if Der gnt-
rnfunesfurm, Der hbsr ben Streit-
fihrsr Shea in ben msifsn snslii9sn
$ases3eituHesn laut trirb, neil er arf
feinsr 9eri9tsmiBa9tuns meter be-
Fsbt. 9as tbun ia fs6r biels 2eute
td9li9, tusnr1 bic &sdtsiprh9s ni9t
geraoe mad i5rem perf6nli9en @uni9
a~usfallsn. Wurbsn bod ielbf Su,9
unisren Moraltlsppsr, bic ,Nsps", In
in3ueibsutisfer Msiie, absr natirli9
nit usiier gurfi9t, 10 bob man ibr
ni4ts an6aben tpnnte. ssri9tli9s gnt=
i4eioungen In berd9tli9sr Weiie Be-
mdtslt, neil fie i6r ni9t in ben 2ram
paBten. Shsa muB man tpenigfens
bic Ansrtennuns 3uleu, bob CT mutbis
bsreit fis6t, bic aOnisausnsen ieiner
8eri9ismiBa9tuus 3u trassn. 0un
&i9ter 9o6liaat Dirb tpobl ni9t gar
30 ftreng nit benz Wanr in's 8eri6t
geben uno Der aufrsauns Sb.a's &e&=
1lirg tragen.
Sin 5e6ler Der fdbtii8sn slbmini-
fration bon @6ieagO uber mar Is unbes
bingt, bab fs ni9t i9On BEL gssinn
bes aufrubrs in @6icagp um gntisn.
hung bon Siaatstruppen sintam. Die
Shrsertuebr if f9srli9 an, pIabs,
tusnrl Der 5risosn Der gtrssr srnfli6
bsorpbt if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

ltniere StraBen finb i~ebenfaas
bsshalb 10 i96n brett anseIsgt tuorben,
bamit Der S9muB s~eniisenb plaB
finbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

Sine einiame Gnte meloete geHern
firth cine 9roBe Seef4la4t uno ben
Sieg Der &uRen. @sglaubt bats
Niemano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
Was laHse banert, wiro gut, maui
lid bic grbfnung bss germanta Parts.

Sin gnri6e wie 2epg foate riir
in geelsitune grpa9fener antomobils
fabrsn btirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

Inter ben sablreiden @eitragen
oss bo9'interefanten @biea9oer S9il=
ler.8 u9es befinbet fi9 aud elmer bon
admiral S9lep, Der in Der nsberissun9
lautet:
.5riebri9 e9iler's 2eben, iein
6leib, feline una6ldifse 9insebung on
bic pfi&ten, bic er fi9 auferlegte, fnb
a~Isntbalbsn Der Na9abmung tpiirbig.
Sein ausseiu9ter Iiterarif9er @e=
i9mad, tpie bisisr aus fsinen griefen
tiber Die dftbetif8e Gr3iebuns bss M.n-
i9en ipri6t, ssftaltst feline S9rifts1 3i
unserf6rbars1 @beltsinen Der Welt-
literatur. Seine lprii9sn unb feline
bramatii9en S96pfungeu, unter ibnsn
yWaria Stuart, v@allenfein" Wils
5elm Sen, tueroen tsts ibren plab
unter ben i91nfsn M%sifterusrfsn Der
Si9ttunf bsbaupten. Die ibm bon
ieinem beutf9sn Watsrlanbs unb bon
5rantrei9 eruieisnsn gbrsn bs3sugen
fein au Berorbsntli9es 0srbienf. S9iI-
ler's ginfuB auf bas 5iblert unb Sen=
ten Der Welt mirb ua9fen unb ssbsis
BEN. 10 LANCE bic 2iebe gum S96nen
3u ben Sbealen Der Welt ssb6rt. Sem
2eben islbf mar Elm gsbi9t, bas alents
balben, mo feline 6errli9sn Werfe gele.
fen tuereen, In bic gri9sinung tritt.
Nls Elm Nmerifaner bon beuti9er Mb-
tammun9 babe i'd sinsrt tiefen, tiefen
ginorud befomme1 bon zen 2ebren, bic
S9iasr's 2eben ertbsilt, unb bon Der
@~rbabenbeit ieinss grObsn @enius.
90. g. S9lep, @ontre- Nbmiral.
@ai6inaton, i'm Gribiabr 1905"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

Serrif i@eint in Sbio feit i'm
Sattel au fBen. Die S6ioer bleiben
eben fets ibrsn @rtrd6lten treu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

@enr Der Mai fi@ 10 Weiter aug
reenst, fbnnert mir gum Surnfef biel=
lei9t auf gut Wetter re9nen.