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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27

REDUCED RATES VIA sEABoARD
AIR LINE.

- y AIR LINE.
Il ATLANTA, GA. and return. account
maeting National Association OF Manu-
racturers the senbonrd will sell round
trip tickets to Atlanta at one fare Plus
y cents. Rate from Richmond. $3.50.
Tickets sold May 18th and 18th. and good
returning until May 10th. BY payment
~ "a cents, tickets Will DO extended un-
AZ June 18th. The seaboard has very fast
and convenient schedules between Rich.
mnnd and Atlanta, and operates two daily
trains with Pullman sleeping cars, cafe
c :. and the best OF day coaohes.
KANsAs CITY, MO, and return, account
Of Southern Baptist Convention. the Sea-
hoard viii sell round trip tlckets at one
wnv fare plus 80 cents; ROUND trip from
Richmond, 5000. Tickets sold May 7th
to iiti mo, limited to return on or be-
Tore May esd, 1905. The Seahoard has
q verv attractive route to Kansas City,
via Atlantis, with exceptionally conYenient
schedules. For further information rela-
live 10 any Of the above reduced rates.
cali at Richmond Transfer Conlpanys
office, Main Street Station. or to the
undersigned.
All Information cheerfully given. and
gour patronage respectfully solicited.
w. NJ, TAYLOR. II
CITY Ticket Agent
H. Is, IEARc.
District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
DID NOT KNOW
WAR " ! {: OVER.
p ------ ----- ------:-----
Took Confederate Note as Col
lateral for Good Green
backs.
NEW TELEPHONE / ? i \. L: EXCHANGE
Dinwiddie Negroes Heavily Pun
ished for Illicit Whisky
Traffic.
NEW TELEPH ONE EXCHANGE
Especial to The Timss-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, April 2s--A twcn-
ty dollar Confederate .shin-plaster'' for
good FLYER OF Uncle Sans was How
ard Pinchbcck's Easter exchange with
sprtngtide farmer .at the Virginia warc-
house last evening. Tho charitable LEM
der. fresh from the country took the
twenty dollar note us security for the
good FLYER, which he loaned as a temper
airy convenience to Pinohbeck, who put
up q smooth story Of needing q small note.
The fraud was coon discovered. Police
Officer Stevens to-day arrested Pinch
beck. who is q young man FROM this city.
He made "a confession attibutng his
5crimnality to whiskey and bad company.
The funeral OF the late Horny Bissett,
who died in Richmond on Monday, took
place to-day at St Josephs Catholic
Church. Bishop van de Vyyer and Father
Hanngan, Of Richmond, conducted the
services.
NEW EXCHANGE.
It is reported that tho Petersburg Tele-
phone Company will erect handsome
telephone exchange building on a vacant
lot on Union Street, purchased from tho
Benevolent Mechanics Association Diff.
GERS OF the company would not confirm
or deny the report.
Twelve hundred acres OF standing TIM.
Der, near Church Road, in Dinwiddie
county, belonging to Mrs: John o. Bar
ham, Of this city. were sold yesterday by
Rennie Butterworth and Brother to F. E.
Clark and Son, OF Chester. and r. B.
Thrift and Brother, of hicKenney, for
$1,000. y
WIIIsIEY CASES. e,
Montgomery Davis, $50: fine and sixty
days; George Basemore, so and sixty
days: William Frazier, SIS and costs. were
the respective rewards %of the three ne
groes arrested here by Chief Of Police
Ragland Lieutenant Donahuc and Ser
eeant Dolan for the illicit sale Of liquor
in Dinwiddie county, where they were
tried this morning. The negroes did an
active business at large industrial camps
In the county and kept It up on train
coming into Petersburg last Sunday. They
were turned over to the authorities at
3Dinwiddiei Courthouse yesterday.
CAPTAIN PEGRAM' FUNERAL.
The funeral OF the latefC Captain George
sws-Pegram took place this morning from
st. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rev.. F. s:
Scott and Rev. Floyd Rogers conducted
the services The following \; gent emcn
were pail bearers: Active 1ressra William
iBudd, ID, H. d Jackson, wv. D sMcKenney,
Bernard Mann N. IT. Paterson, Harvey
4Plummer, J. n w. Seward, w. ~ Venable;
4 h honorary, A1essrs: David Dunlop, William
r. Cameron, Allan Talbot, Charles Wat
son, John d. Watkins, r. 7. Meade, y /.
LII Percivall, Charles Llnsfol d, w aver
ley Watkins, DR.. n. Gilbert Leigh and
DR.. William Shipper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
6Day,is-Wilson.

Especial to The Tim Dispatch.)
GREbN BAY, VA, April 8,-Mr.
son. widow OF the late Mr.. Edward T.
Wilson,, were married. this morning at
tho home Of tho bride, near the village.
Rev. +. wv Berry pastor OF the Disci.
pies Church. officiating.
The happy couple left for the home
of the groom. two miles north of this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
ELEGANT WEDDING.
Beulah Church, in Charlotte,
4 Scene Of Beautiful Ceremony.
lsneclal Ia Tho es-Dispatch.l 3.

-71359 Especial 70 The 7Ilmes-DispAtch.J &
e EUREKA MILLS. VA, April 26.-One
Yized in this community was that which
took place at Benlah Methodist Epis-5
{copal Church yesterday evening at
welded to- Mr. Samuel Guthrie der.
son. The church was filled with friends
iof the contracting parties and was ar.
numerous candles. interpreted with the
cvcrgreens and flowers. cast q mellow
light in the twilight shades.
AS the bridal party entered "A Lohen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Especial to The Tim Dspatch.)
= ROANOKE, VA, April 28--Mrs. sallie
and Mr.. frank Alexander. OF the Hull
Coal and Coke Company, of Bluefeld.
we're married to-day at the parsonage Of
Greene Memorial Church, Rev. c. NJ.
Hawkins officiating. .,f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
Observation-Disclosures.
Especial to The TImes-Dispate

80 IpVECldl 70 = ~ l4IIltb-11I5VHtCI1'1 ~
WEDDING took place at tho First Baptist
CHURCH here at Q g clock tonight, when
Mr. j. Harry Grafton, son Of Mr.. and
Louise a. Lush baugli, The ceremony
was peri ormed by Rev. M, i. Wood, pas
tor. The bride Ia a daughter. OF Mrs
young lady. Mr.. Graf tonFi Is one OF staun-
TOMS young business mon. Mr., and Mrs,
Grafton Will make their home In this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
Kelleyy-Sharp,.5
Clty,Iv

M. bosey Kelly ana Miss Adais Sharpe s
M ps9eIs ohn! s o St S On ofSsk Y ss
Street. The bride was becomingly
gowned in a brown cloth tailored suit,
Only the most ntate sTends
Mrs, Il Iley IS the sdaugh liter Of Mrs, Will
lam Sharp, v Of No, 1910 Twenty, third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
Brickhouse-Ever

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.1
sTIFFOI,K. VA April 26.-Mlss Mary
Everett daughter q the ste Rienard
GcneIand Va. 10 Thomas E., lBriclo-
house. Of Norfolk, by Rev. NJ g.. New
man. OF Newport News: 49,, - -
sIJavIles Of Newport News. best man;
Miss Fannie Brickhouse. OF Nort9lk.
maid Of honor. and Mary Virginia John-
son, OF Nansemond county. ring bearer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
5Thiery-Fetters.

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.) -
ROANOKE, VA, April B.--Mr: Mar
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fetters.
we're married to-day at the parsonage OF.
the First Presbyterian Church. Fey. w:
Northern tour. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
LEGS CUT OFF.
Thirteen-Year-O Old Boy Probably
Fatally Hurt at Wytheville.

--a9.a (Spec1aI4 to The 7T1mes-D1spatch.J 1,-1-
q fWYTHEVILLE. VA, April B.-Robert
Mathews white boy. about 10 years
OF age. had both logs cut or below the
knees by q freight train at the depot this
afternoon. He got on the train at Max
passed here. when he fell under the cars.
several Of which passed over him. His
injuries are considered fatal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
EASTER GERMAN
Will Attend Dance at William
5..lf /. and Mary. Z

81 Z v fspecial3 10 The TlmesrplspntGh,) 49,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April 2s.-The
William and Mary Geaman y s G,Hp si na
hail hall Monday night. Il was a brilliant
success sics being gracefully LED by pr. Blair
spencev, The music was furnished by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
Yarborough-Wash.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKsBURG,i VA. April 2s-Mr.
Samuel Marlborough and Miss Minnie Wash,
both of Caroline county. were married yester-
day at the home OF the bride In that county,
REV. J. g.. Ryland officiating. ,9,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27

Street, and is quite popular. young lady
with q. large circle OF friends.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Kelley left for Reidsvillc, N.
C., the former home OF the bride, where
they will spend several days.. Upon
their return they will make their home
on Church Hill Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27

tier bridal tour embracing a NUM-
le to Bristol to reside. !.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
EARN WHILE YOU lFARN-
THE GOSPEL IN. SALOONS.

A large number of meetings have
been held in the saloons of St. Paul
and Minneapolis during the Chapman
revival. They have been conducted
by Rev. and Mrs. Asher. In most
cases the saloonists have treated the
evangelists with courtesy, the bar be-
ing closed during the exercises. In
a very few cases drunken men have
disturbed the meeting but they have
either been shamed into decency by
other auditors or logged off by police
men. The tears of many penitents-
have fallen and many hands have.
been lifted as request for prayer
that better life may be entered
upon.
These meetings have added much
to the popularity of the evangelists'
efforts. The dailies have highly COM.
mended them. They have spoken of
the listeners as hard" men and it.
has been assumed by the church gen.
orally that the habitues of the saloon
were those most in need of the Cos
pei. It means much that those who
have indicated a desire for better.
things will now be put in touch with
pastors and other Christian workers
and the good results Of these meet
ings will continue to be reaped. It
is to be hoped, also, that the church
will awake to a realization of the.
fact that it Is in her power to smite
to its death the liquor traffic which
has besmirched and enslaved these
men. The saloon cannot live without
the votes of the church but it does
live
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
WASHINGTON SToP-OVER
ON NEW YORK TICKETS.

Purchasers Of first-cl tickets to
Philadelphia or New York over the Penn
sylvania Lines may have them routed via
days sfop-over at the National CAPITAL
and Baltimore without additional fare.
Through sleeping car for Washington
leaves Chicago at II a. m. and 3.15 p. m.
For further particulars inquire of G. L.
Kimball, Assistant General Passenger
Agent Pennsylvania Lines, oRom %, Sher-
man Street, Chicago, Ill.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
HONE
BANQUET AND CONVENTION.

The Annual State Banquet will be
held this year on the evening of Mon
day Dec. 4th in the elegant new
Richmond Hall, Cor. Sd Ave. South
and Fifth ST., Minneapolis. There
will be great program and the usual
big time-Or more SO.
The Hennepin County Prohibition
lists will join in the festivities and
have called County Convention at
2 o'clock of the same day.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
THE PROHIBITION POSTERS.

Have you conferred with your comrades
tion Posters? The plan puts it in your
power to place our principles and aims be-
fore every person in your community. It's
cost and labor are very light compared
with the results which you are certain to
secure. But somebody does have. to move
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
SWALLOWS LABORS BEARING
ERtIIT
FRUIT.


The suicide of cashier Clark of the
Enterprise National Bank of Pitts
burg was only another paragraph in
the voluminous history of political
corruption in Pennsylvania. The bank
paid the. grafters 100000 to be made
one of the repositories of the state
funds. The disclosure of loot in
which the Republican state treasury
has suffered is charged with respon-
sibility for three suicides and four
other deaths since Silas C. Swallow,
late Prohibition candidate for presi-
dent, campaigned the state eight years
ago disclosing the thievery of the
Quay gang, his campaign slogan be-
ing "Thou shalt not steal" Frederick
Gwyman, president of the bank said:
"This affair will break up the Repub-
lican machine of Pennsylvania 1T
is true that the Republican machine
had received number of similar
jolts before but the election returns
indicate that the people of Pennsyl-
vania are beginning to take notice of
things.
SWALLOW! CASTLE! BERRY!
Whether realized or not, the Pro-
hibition party campaign in Pennsyl-
vania this fall may yet prove ma
tional object lesson as to the funda-
mental sanity and breadth of the
whole Prohibition party movement in
a fashion never before recognized and
appreciated hitherto by either the
politicians or the great mass of the
people throughout the country. Born
of the profound conviction that the
LIQUOR traffic was the supreme inter
nal foe of the republic and must be
utterly annihilated, the party has
heroically forced that issue into every
political arena for forty years and in
this conviction stands today where it
stood nearly half a century ago, but
with a myriad of reinforcements, then
strangers to their battle-line. But ir-
resistibly, by the very instinct that
kept it true to it's dominant issue the
party has strenuously and eternally
demanded clean politics and right
eous government as the essential
corollaries to the principle of Prohi-
bition and Home Protection every
where, and wherever the debris of
political grafters of any kind lay
across the right of way to popular
government, Prohibitionists have
shown themselves to be both tenn
peramentally and logically the leaders
in every such crusade. The expert
ence of the old Keystone State has
shown the people that their only
hope is in powerful Independent
leadership out of the wilderness of
old party rottenness and corrupt ad-
ministration. And, casting about for
such leadership they have found it
every time during recent years with
in the ranks of the Prohibition frac-
ton of the electorate.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01

when a physician has been called to see
one of our dear ones who has been suf-
fering with a cough or bad cold. at is
pneumonia"
Sequel: DR.. Rolanders Swedish Cough
Balsam is a preventive for Pneumonia,
when used in time. Don't be without It'll
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
SEWING

Singer, White, Wheeler & Wilson's at
$3.50. Drop Heads $2080. Buy direct
and save agents profits.
w. F. Elwess,
80 West 7th St., st. Paul.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
CHOICE CLOVER AND Eastwood HONEY

in 80 in IL h. full Ia
IL Delivered free board
Preston.
NJ. v. FAcEY, PRESTON. FILLMORE CO.. MINI.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1905-11-01
Too Late

- So many times you
hear this terrible cry.
~ "t0O 1atai toO lataps
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
6 n b n I (.

90 O gton. 3. Beg. girer
Der gifenbabnma9naten pel9e I'M
2aufe Der 9onsreB SeifiOn ben Sort
gang Der Jra&t.8 sisbssbuns bier beOb'
a9ten fperben, prdfiosnt Matber BON
Der &Od Sslano gabn. TT bsrsits in
WaIbington einqetroHen. prdfoent
Watber Himmt niat nit ben in Ibmi=
vibrations : 3rsifsn berrf&enbsn Optic
mififd g~sfdrtten Gnfaten iber Die
prompte paiiruna elmer ben @iini&en
oes prdfosnten ansspabten Sra9tbiQ
iiberein. gr elaubt ni&t, oaB 10 piele
oemotratiide Senatoren fur Die Momi=
vibrations 8ia fimmen tueroen, tpie
isbt anesnOmmsn uirb. gr bdlt bic
Bin, uelte ben administrations. Stem-
bel trdgt, fir berfaRun9swioris. 6err
Watber if elmer Der berporrasenoffen
CORPORATIONS : Nnmdlte bes Wsfsns
uno mar @sneraIaniualt bss Babn.
ipffems. beHen prdFcsnt sr iebt if.
3tpiIbienf.
90 abington, 8. Deg. Der
%. Sabresberi&i Der 3ibilbisnff'a om-
milton. Der bsute p%erbfentli@t uurbe,
entbdlt cine gmpfeblung. oaB Der aOns
sreB bei&Iieben ioate, BON applitanten
fir &ssierungsdmter, bic f9 prtifen
lahsn tuoneu, eine Steuer aa erbeben.
Solte bic gmpfebluns angsnomme1
uerben, 10 tutiroe bic 3ommiiion Elm
6anbbu& berausgeben. bas sentigeno
ginaelbeiten tiber bie prHfungen ent.
bdlt, um es fur intelligence NppIitan'
ten tiberhhiRg gu MAIDEN. f& In sinem
bsionoeren ::Snftitute porbereiten au
lafen. Die prtfungsfeuer iOa eins &c.
ringe isin.
gs mirb 'barauf bingewiefen. bab
our9 biefe Steusrlbiele PeriOnen fern
gebalten uiirben, bic obns ernfli9en
Smsd bissigrame1 MAIDEN Ooer bur&
Elm neues gramen.eine b6bere Hote au
erlcngen boHen.
Bon ben $50, 900 psrionsn. bic
lebtes Sabr seprtft wurben, erbielten
40. 600 MnfsInneen.
CIR 0isnft TN 6reien am Banana.
Canal belt es Der Qommiiion i&wer,
bic n~otbwenbieen Rrdfte au erIanpen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

eusar 0ursb e9txfex - grae nnalttds :
1870 pflrh IL: Ii Rfush l3&e: le-ls
Bfunb 184; 8weste nualttdt , a0-l6 pfuah
l2Ae ; Is Rtunb l24e : Ii R,mb l2is |: 10
HnInb 12fe .
GaItforni4e S4tniea-s bH Q qtuxb sae;
8 BITS IL Yfurb Be.
e&uItern-gxpl. GureS. le BID 20 Btrmn
I'm Dur&i&nit, sie; Is Bfuxb Dur9i@mitt.
9e, 10 bs II 4funh Ole.
Srlbtfi6,S ped-Qlcrer exgtlb xuren l7}e
sewdbIter euear &ureh l7}e. e-7 FiiKe In,
Dlr&f&nitt Ice bN Q Risxb tm Dnr@s
f9nitt 14}e; 10 BIS IL Blush tm Osr3i1ntti
l83e; 6Timab tn Dur4i@xtt, i@rAaI, 12fe
8 Bfanb hi Dur&i&xtt. i4mai. l5le.
eped-RIare eetten. 90 ID % Shusb iu
HtrGi&nitt. l0te; &lars Gsttes. 20 b &c
RIanb. ll}s; 3lase HsRisA. % bS 90 Ptntb.
Toe; Is BID "a sA.. l02e; IL 81 ls Rhmh.
l2e; RIcss NR6s&, 3 u 60 pSxsb. l0ie,
Nadea II ID 1s 4fNab 1l}e: Ams Naasa
ID Q RfusS. TIE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
So. 6ongreB.
g I.

Of n q to n. 8. Ses. Die erfe
Wo1e bss Ssnates miro leoigli4 our4
einleitenbe @siddfte in anipru4 gs=
rlornnisri tueroen. Ser Genat III bee
.rsits or9aniirt. Die nsuen Senato'
rem tuuroen bersits in elmer @rtras
Gibuns i'm lsbten Jribiabr pereioist.
No9 ni9t pereioiet ino Branoagee
BON Connecticut, Warner bon DILL
iouri. 5ra3isr bon SenneRse uno SO
5oletts bon @iseonin. Die 3pei er-
feren tpnren nod nidt 9epdblt, als Der
3OnsrsB f& pertaste.
81. Sibuns am WOuta9 wirb eine
Tebr tur3e iein. Sobalo bic notbpen'
bisen 5Ormalitdtea srfiat fno, piro
Der Ssnat fid perta9en Urn oas Inoen=
fen bes perftorbenen Senator platt bon
Connecticut su sbrsn. Nm Sienfae
ptrb bic Botidaft bss prdHoenten ent-
gegen9enommsl unb bsrleien tueroen.
WittuoG uirb uabri1einli9 Der Gin
brineung bon Bills sewiom.t iein. Am
Sonnerftag tpirb Der Ssnat f4 mad
elmer tur3sn SiBuu9 bis 3umifOlgenoen
Monta9 ~bertaesn.
@abri6sinlid wiro am Sienffa9 Elm
rspublitanif&er @aueus 9sbalten per'
ben, Inn elm 2omits ;u stnsnen, MEL
DIES Dfene @telen In Ssnatss 2Omites
bsisbsn unb elm Steurungs- 3Omite fur
bic SsifOn ausudblen foa.
Saus.
GuBer ieiner Organization miro bas
Observation-Disclosures III Der erfen Wo9e
Der seiRon tusnis @sfddfte erlebi9en
W6sli9 1T, oab Elm Na9tragssrsoit
FIR ben Banana . 2anal bewiaigi
tuirb.
Die 6ibrer beg 6auies inb bena9=
ri9tigt uOrosn, bob bieisr &reoit niat
Dor Dem Is. DECEMBER gebrau4t Ders
ben tpirb unb bssbalb wirb oerisIbs
pabridsinli6 aud erf In nd4ffer
Wo1e Qenehmiat tuerben.
Wontag pirb aur Wabl zines
Spreders unb anbersr 8eamtsn bes
Saufss gef9ritten ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
S@tHsna6rinten.

Nep gort; st. 2ouis" bon Souts
hampton; .Rinnebaba" bon
2onoon; .Glorioa1 BON @enuo
unb Nearsl; .grooflpn" bon
@enua. Meapsl unb ben M,uren;
.@ertp" bon Srisf; .@olumbia"
mad @laseotp; .Goutbparf" nad
Mntperpen.
@enIa: ,@anopic" bon Bottom.
Siberpool: .@aronia" bon Sem BORT.
southampton: st. paul" bon Nem
BORT.
Siberpool: rgietorian" nod Nem
BORT; ,8ofonian" bon Nan.
DIETER nod Bottom.
Sober: wUaoerlano" bon Mnttperpe1
nod Netp BORT.
Queenstown: v@armania" bon 2iber.
poolina9 Nstp Dorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
JargdIif9es n.

OaH0 Ua9 1tdItent>
f9em SHUTTER maGt Der Se9nifer 81.
Rietbmiiuer aus Martb f9pn ieitMp>
Gen unb Mpnaten bds Grhsfelo ur1z
ii9er. Sn bielen Srtf9aften Gngitisen
ii9 bic 8enpbner berart, bab iie ii6
nidt mebr setrauen, aIein ibren Srt
gu %perlafen. Rietbmiiaer, Der bic
8aueeperff6ule in Grfurt beiuGte,
gait friiber ais prbentli9sr Meni9.
pesbalb es ibm au9 gelang, boditsz
6enbsn perfOnlidteiten betrd6tli9e
Selbiummen absui9pinbeln. Seite
benz lit er sanS auf bic 8abn bes @srz
brefens geratben. Ha9bem er in
sabloien @aitnirtbf9aften bes Gi9sz
felbes 3e9preuereien unb Siebitdble
beriibt, eelang enbli9 in Grsbaufsn
feline GeItnabme. @uf benz transport
na6 benz 6eilisenitGbter @efdngnib
entipif9te er unb tau9t ieitbem balb
bier, bdlb bort auT. Sir einiae 3eit
bate er fi9 na9 ben hannoberf9en
nnb beiii6en @~ren5gebieten entfernt;
iebt ftreift er pieber bas tpeftli6e
gidsfelb ab. Der 9enbarmerie, bic
i'm felt pielen Wo9sn eifris bsrfolst.
pubte er bisber INNER Elm S6nipp%
diem au f9ldsen. 0or einisen Sasen
nurbe sfpif9en uber unbS90nau cine
Strut ii~berfaaen; in benz MttentGter
bermmthet man beftimmt biefen ee=
Standardization Menfhen, Der Elm
mpbernes HGuberleben fihrt.
Der 2anb tur5 au Der
bGnii9en Sniel MDen faeint nod uris
fangreiGsr, als man na9 ben erften
Nd9ri6ten annebmen fpnnte. MOen
beibt auf bdnif9 rbie Meaib" na9 ben
f60nsn &reibefelfen feiner Siibtiiite,
bic seoloeif9 auf naben 3ufummen=
bang nit benz riigenften Irtona bers
fpeifen. BON biefem SDben5ug 1T elm
She'll felt ldngerer 3eit bur4 unter<
irbif6e QueIen unterminirt sepefen,
tppau elm Waferperf bes 9ofes 2ifsz
lunb biel nit beigstraeen bat, bas iebt
ppui tdnoig peri9tpunoen 1T. Wtttse>
tpirft gu Der &ataitropbs bat iibrisens
bic fpftematif4e @ntblObung bes
Gtranbes bon ben %foeenannten 3pnz
fteinen. Oie Steinfifderei bilbet in
SGnemarf einen 5iemli4 ipeit perbretz
teten Grtperbsspeig, ba mar bieie
mG9ttsen ueberbleibf el aus Der @letz
f9erepp9e bielfa9 fir 8auten pertpen>
bet. Mber man gebt babel febr leihts
ftnnis gu @erte, unb in bieiem San
bat fi9 bas sriinbli4 beftraft. Der
artige Grbftiirae limb in Norbeuropa
niafs Seltenes, bod biirfte lanse fein
fpldws Naturereisnib einen ~berartisen
ltmfans ssbabt baben tpie bas iiber ei<
men Der naturf40niten puntss Odnes
marts u~nertpartet gefommenc unbeil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

JrtS&es Rinbfetf3-HsefIt@e estisrs - st
5ac; beige Stiere "a 81; bssHes Hsxhes
$50 Bis bn0 Efunb &c; bsefaqe Site 200
6s $50 Efuab 5fs; &Abe $50 ID GO Hfuxh
5}e; Stier B~oroerutertss Sc, etier 1txter'
uertsl lie, Rtnb otxtsruiettl 81. Htnp
gorberpierte! &c. Rub Ecrserrtertel 4Sc. Sud
omteruierteI 7c.
5riItes TaIbfeH@-2aLsu loo, etntsrs
userteI 1910. BorherpierteI 7ie.
Srti&eS S@aiEeif& - 2dsunier per Rtunn
lie ; S@afe S2e; g&extsI 18e: He6s aarss
16c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04


gepfd-@ute ao@apfa $2.7S-3.N per
5ab.
Bananen $1.6O-2.00; iIesne el-S1.6o.
Gttrunen s. $4,000 per Rife.
Dransen - $500 pei Rife.
1rauben 1sc Bis 18c per 8orb.
8irnen tesla per SuibeI.
Wemafe.
Rotbe gaben a5e PET Dutenb Sun9es.
California GeIerp s6s-Sl.U0 pei Sun@.
Opffer pIant 15e per Dusenh.
Rraut - 7bc-$l.2S per Sat.
glumeniobI SIS ! per Dutenb.
8orn &C per 9uSenb.
@urfem "A c per Dusenb.
eoIat nOe per BuibeI.
geterftIie l6c per Dusenb Bun@es.
amtofeIn - 65c 76c per glibel.
SiSfartoffeIn - Srsinia $1.75; Seriep
5 IrU-$a.O0 per Sab.
2uiebeIa - 3otbe unb piebe $'.Sb per
Bfunb Spanti1e SwtebeIn Sl.oo
per 8ifte. ?
Ranieie Ioc per Dutenb.
sptnat -75e per Sat.
tomatoes SO per guibeI.