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Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
LAWYERS.

l have seen something of legal prac-
tice on both sides of the Atlantic. and
my opinion is that our profession
would gain immensely by combining
the two branches. pretty much as they
are combined in the United States and
Canada, says a writer in the London
Saturday Review. 1t is obvious that
the solicitors would profit by such an
agreement. They would have the right
of audience in all courts and the OPP
portunity TO qualify themselves for the
bench.
In America the young attorney goes
into an office where he makes his mer-
it known by steady attention to bust
ness. There will always be two kinds
of lawyer-those who stay in their Of
fees dealing directly with clients and
attending TO matters of routine. and
those who advise on points of law and
argue cases in court. These two or
ders of men are clearly distinguished
in America, but they work together
q partners to the great advantage OF
the client.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
LITTLE BOBBY WRITES ABOUT
SOCIETY.

Society is wnare 20 go when 70 are
invited, witch amt vary ofen unles yo
have the doe to spend. if yo have the
doe it doant maik no differens WHARF
yo git it, you can go to all the dances
and dinners you want to but if you amt
got the doe you can only go to the
dances they have on saturdy mites and
that amt society, it is only so cents for
gents and ladies free.
if a man & his wife and thare chill
dren want to git into society they naik
thare muney and then move to SUN
other plaise WHARF evryone amt on to
'em and thay go right into society
Sumtimes thay go to church too, but
the moar doe thay have the less thay
have to go TO church. Pa and Ma
doant go in society Pa says Ma can
keep him broke easy enuf without that
an i guess he is rite beekass = days
ago the groser told Pa we cudent have
any moar stuff unless we seteled up
our Bill at his stOar and so Pa seteled
up. Then he came hOam and sed to
Ma we'll you are keeping my nose to
the grind stoan all rite and Ma sed
we'll i didn't marry you you to set
down and LUX at you so go out and
maik sum Observation-Disclosures Senti-
mel.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
BIRDS AND MOSQUITOES.

Birds suffer more than man from
the mosquito" a naturalist said. Ere
quently the mosquito can't get at man,
but birds he can always get at.
The male mosquito is harmless.
He never stings. 1t is the female who
does all the mischief. Male and fe-
male. alike, live through the winter.
after the mosquitoes egg is first
Matched, the creature that issues forth
is called a wriggler. The wriggler
lives in water, in marshy pools, in the
puddles and the ooze of low -lying
meadows. He is like a tiny snake, and
he must come to the surface to get
his breath.
Hence, kerosene is a mosquito ex-
terminator. Ladle out Kerosene on a
pool of water and two tablespoonfuls
viii spread until they cover effectually
Is square feet. The oily covering is
as alright as a skin. If there is any
wrigglers under it in the water they
must die; they must smother.
Some think mosquitoes feed on blood
alone. This is a mistake If a mos
quito can't get human blood, or bird
blood, or animal blood it stabs plants
and feeds on their juices.
How l wish l could convert the
mosquito to an exclusive use of this
vegetarian diet.-Philadelphi Bulletin
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
CAME WITHOUT CALLING.

A Cincinnati man was describing the
dinner in London that admitted JOS
eph Choate TO the Society of the Old
Benchers of the Inner Temple.
Mr.. ChOate was in his best mood"
he said. with epigrams witticisms
and anecdotes he kept the table in a
continuous roar.
Perhaps he made the most telling
impression with a story about an i'm
poverished young Irish gentleman, the
Hon. Denis Bellew.
He said the Mr.. Bellew driven by
poverty from his fathers estate, went
to London to seek his fortune. He
seemed to be buried in London. Moth
ing was heard of him for several years.
He had been a gay, conviViaI blade,
and in the little home village he was
missed There was not a poacher or a
roysterer within ten miles that hadn't
a soft spot for Denis in his heart.
Word one day passed that up at
the castle news had been received of
Denis. The village at once became
excited, and a deputation of half a
dozen or so was soon on it's way to
see the old lord.
MY lord said the spokesman, is
it true that you have gotten news O
your son, Mr.. Denis?'
AYE, true enough; news at last,
boys said his lordship.
Faith, then, and phwat might the
bhoy be dom up in London was the
next question asked
He has been called to the bar the
lord answered, proudly.
THE deputation looked at one an
otlser, for the phrase was new to
them.
Finally in a loud whisper one of them
sand:
"'Oi don't know what that means;
but from what OF remember of the
bhoy, he didn't want no calling
Minneapolis Journal.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
MAKING 1T FIT THE CRIME.

The alleged discrimination in the
treatment of prisoners is amusingly
pictured in a recent issue of the Chi
cago Record Herald:
All" said the warden. 80 you are
the man who robbed that bank OF
nearly two million dollars are you?
Let's see. your sentence is six years at
hard labor. I believe. Go into The bar
Der shop and get clean shave and a
hair cut, and l Will then conduct you
to your job. I have your work all cut
out for you. We have a new lounge in
the office. and are anxious TO get il
broken in. Sorry I can't offer you 4
cigar or a highball. but it's against the
rules. Here" addressing an assist
ant. who's that you just brought in
Oh, sent up for breaking into a gro
Gerry store and carrying one dollar and
twenty cents worth of stun home 10
his starving family eh?. What's his
sentence? Ten years? Good, They
ought to have made it twenty. But
Wen mako an example of him here.
all right. To the rockpile with him
Farm and Fireside.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
A CAVE CREEK FLOOD
The Ravages OF Mountain Lions Along
the Upper River.

Cave Creek. Aug. 24-(Special Cor
respondence of The Republican,
Tuesday evening last cloud bursts
above the Phoenix mine sent a con-
siderable flood down the stream but
it ran out before morning. The storms
up there this summer are character
lied by extraordinary electrical pertur-
baton. There is also a suggestion of
seismic disturbance to those who have
experienced such things elsewhere.
That entire region is this year under
heavy thick foliage and the ground is
covered by dense mat of vegetation.
The cattle are very fat and sleek.
Reports from Upper Cave Creek are
that mountain lions are harassing the
goat herd of James Cant and that the
loss has been serious. The Cant herd
ers have killed two or three Of the
brutes The Linvilles keep a close
watch over their herd of goats which
range near the Phoenix mine but they
have not had such losses as Cant had
had in the last two months. Otherwise
goats in this vicinity are doing we'll.
Within the last week mining experts
from the far east under the conduct
of James d. Houck were making sew
eral examinations of mining properties
on Cave Greek. On Monday the 22nd
John Osborn, Mr.. Spaulding and other
stockholders We're at the Ben Hur on
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
The better way-santa Fe.
DUCKS HARD TO KILL.

AS the motor car tore smoothly on
something soft and warm struck the
young woman in the face.
That was a chicken, madam" said
the chauffeur.
Il thought as much" said she. DO
you have much trouble with birds,
CASTOR ?''
In the farm country" answered the
chauffeur, 4 am troubled by every do
mestic bird except the duck. Do you
know that ducks are practically never
run oyer?"
MY former master, an Irishman,
once declared to me that ducks were
absolutely never run over. l secuted
this. I bet my master that 1 could run
over one myself"
He took the bet-it was for S.
and I won. 1t took me two years to
win, though. For two years I lodged
and squirmed and twisted over the
roads of America trying 20 squash ev-
cry duck I saw.
And finally I won. The duck was
blind in one eye."-Chicago Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
CENTER OF CULTURE.

Los Angeles, not Boston, is the CEN
ter of culture. A labOrer's son. 10
years old, a pupil of the public
school, climbed upon his papa's knee,
the other evening. and gravely in
puired:
Papa, did you ever study geometry
or trigonometry?
What We givin me- kid" asked the
parent.
well, I am not certain about the
proper answer to this question: IF
two diametrical circles with octogO-
nal peripheres should collide with a
centrifugal idiosyncrasy, what effect
would the catastrophe exert upon a
crystaliZed Goldfish suspended by the
tail from the homogeneous rafters of
the empyrean?"
Holy Moses" gasped the astonished
father. I'll make a lawyer of YOU
Los Angeles Express.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26

adelphia, Baltimore or Washington in
summer than 1 have been in Yuma or
the heart of the MohaVe, California,
or Apache deserts or any of the great
pseudo summer deserts that reach
away in a general line from Yuma to
San Antonio. Texas.
Il recall entering a restaurant at
Indio. on the edge of the desert,
when the heat called to mind proxim-
ity to a furnace. 1 suggested to a Cit
izen that it was hot.
NO" he replied. Yesterday was
hot; it was 12O in the shade; today it
is only 115 degrees"
And 1 have been more uncomforta-
BILE in Boston with the thermometer
at 80 degrees. In Boston the heat
was humid; one perspired. At IndiO,
or on the desert, the heat was abso-
lutely dry, and at night the chances
were that a blanket might be required,
nature giving one an opportunity to
recuperate, which is not always the
case in the great Cities
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
SOME EPITAPHS.

1 was a visitor to the West cemetery
in Litchfield a few days ago (where
my bones will ultimately rest unless I
am unfortunately drownded at sea-,
and, after inspecting the tombstones
of ancestors, was interested in read
ing the inscription on some others,
to wit:
Here lies the body of Mary, wife of
DR.. John Buel. Esq. She died Nov. T.
1853. at "a, having had Is children, 101
grand children, PA great grandchil-
dren, % great great grandchildren
total, 40! 936 survive her"
Another:
Sacred to the memory of Inesti-
mable worth of Unrivaled Excellence
& Virtue, Mrs. Rachel. wife of jerome
b. Woodruff, & daughter of Norman <
Lois Barber, whose ETHEREAL parts be-
came a seraph May "a. 1895 in the 22nd
year of her age.'-Corresponde in
Hartford Courant
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
Hosiery

LADIES' HOSE-In black. heavy.
seamless, ribbed top. full size and
length. Regular 15c hose. During
this sale, per pair ........... &c
LADIES BLACK HOSE-with
solid white feet; spliced heel and
toe; an extra good quality. Reg
ular price. 2Oc. This sale per
pair 12I2c
LADIES' ALL-OVER LACE
HOSE-GenuIne Hermsdorf fast
black dye; all new and up-to-date
patterns; never sold for less than
soc per pair. Sale price $500. .27I2o
cHILDRENs' RIBBED HOSE
The famous Topsy brand. some
thing for good. solid wear. all
sizes from to 9. Regular 16 Csc
value. Sale price ............ TUG
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26

house plants, and glanced at the morn
ing paper.
Then l busted my parlOr and set
things to right in it, and washed some
lamp chimneys. and combed my baby's
hair. and sewed a button on one of her
little shoes; and then l swept my pas
sage and brushed and put away the
children's Sunday clothes, and wrote d
note to Johnny's teacher asking her
to excuse him for not being at school
on Friday.
Then l fed my canary and cleared
off the breakfast table. and gave the
grocery man an order, and swept
around the back door, and then l sat
down and rested a few minutes be-
fore the clock struck 9. That's ALL
Tid-BitS.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26

Cave Creek preparing for the winter
development of that property. Mr.. Os-
born and family Will move up there
soon to remain for an indefinite period.
Mr.. Houck and the Linvilles, trustees
of the Cave Creek school have secur-
ed a lady, a prominent educator from
Prescott to take charge of the school
for the coming winter. The old school
house which has served for twenty
years is to be somewhat repaired but
any considerable increase in the school
population will retire that historic old
building. The most noted school teach
ers of Maricopa county have taught in
that building.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS

Our Irish-American Cousin drew a
large crowd to Eastlake park theater
last night. The play is a favorite one
and the audience showed its appreci
alton by vociferous applause. The
floor was crowded with dancers and all
had an enjoyable time.
In the last act Baby Mildred Wag
ner was a decided hit. 1t is her first
appearance and her debut was a great
success.
Tonight is the last, time of Our
Irish American Cousin" here. Tonight
Is also Tempe and Mesa excursion
night. Dancing will follow the per-
Torrance.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
Staples
AMosKEAG APRoa CHECKS

AMosKEAG APRoss CHECKS
in Blue. Blown, Grero end
Black. All fast colors. = in- v-l-.
s 1-3c values ~ thiz sale
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.------ -
PERcALES in ztls. On darE
grounds. Grey. Fssd. zud il1.ss
Blue. fast color. Always sells at
- lie Special FOE tlis sal-
only s---rr- -
EXTRA HEAVY sHEETS -
Full bIeached. large zi-e. s-Aa..
torn and hemmed. rea3T far u---
Always sells at 70 sacA SPECIAL
for this sale Oaly- 90. .------.-- -
CHEVIOT SRIRTts0 - Checks
and Stripes: fast cohors. as-S
grounds: - - Wi3s. Always seis
at &C per yzrL Special roF th-s
sale only $1,000 80 90 -
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
HER HOURS WORK.

please state to the court exactly
what you did between s and 9 o'clock
on Wednesday morning" said a law
yer to a delicate looking little woman
in the witness box.
We'll" she said, after a moments
reflection, Il washed my two children
and got them ready for school and
sewed a button on Johnnys coat, and
mended a rent in Nellies dress
Then l tidied up my sitting room,
and made two beds, and watered my
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
Linens

DAMAsK NAPKINS, TOWELS CRASHES, SPREADS AND
DAMAsK-Exa heavy
WE'LL for
BLEACHED
small this sale only ose
PINCH IRISH DhMASK-FuH beached heavy always
HUCK TOWELS-A 1612xSS sell
unbleached, size2Ox
&c
HoNEY-coMB COTTON ToWELs-Large
CRASH ToWELINe-Fun beached cotton II in wide Always
lnenA yssela 1-3cpe
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
SUGGESTED SERMON.

He-The minister preached O s-a
ing discourse ON the extra1 aEaur-
women.
She-Yes. and there his wife sas 81
S17 hat on.
THAT was probably tEe ealse
the sermon '-Yonkers Slatesula.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
WHERE 115 IN THE SHADE ISN'T
HOT.

Charles Frederick Holder writes in
the Country Calendar for August:
1T has been my fortune to visit some
of the hottest places in America at
the hottest period of the year; and
the reader may be incredulous when |
say that I have been vastly more un-
comfortable in Boston, New York, Phil
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
PROMISING GIRL.

Caller - Your daughter l am told,
stands at the head OF her class in the
ancient languages.
Mrs. Lapsing-Yes, Julia is quite 4
latitudinarian.-Chic Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
NEED FoR HAsTE-

Magnate Go would-he soz-la-,ar
Your debts are Sl8.eUg. you say.
I must take time Co consider galr e
pOSal.
SUitor-But while you are ea-s..
ing. the debts viii - iucEelsilla
Fliegende Batter
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
Curtains

cURTAIN-Made Striped Fusl~a sih
Special for this sale en -
dotted curtains
Of
GOD wlsth
sa
o ne san
sale on -
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26

An everage man would se1l ltt
perfection II he followed tt- advise.
hands out 10 his ueIsh1ors-F- s.is.
phia Record
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
CURTAINS

Tapestry. FUN size. ure
pattt us. rrg- s--a e. 81
val. price -.----.-..s i-sa
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
DAMASK.

90 in. fun bleached. good
weight. sells 35c for yard.
price, yard -.---.-----1s c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
LADIES' VESTS.

Nicely trimmed, sleeveless,
sells regularly 15c, price
&c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy.

This is, unquestonably, the most successful medi-
cine in for bowel complaints, and it is the
recognized standard large part of the civilized
world.
few doses of it will invariably ordin-
airy attack of diarrhoea.
1t has been used in nine epidemics of dysentery
with perfect success
1t always be depended upon, in the
more severe attacks of cramP collie and cholera
mOrbus.
1t is equally successful for summer diarrhoea and
cholera infantum in children, and is the means of
saving the lives of many children each year.
When reduced with water and sweetened it is
pleasant to take which is important when medicine
is to be given small children
Every man of family should keep this remedy
in his home. Buy it now. 1t may save life.
Price, Is Cents; Large Size, SO Cents.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-26
RIBBONS.

BrOcaded, Dresden and
Persian Effects to 1-2 in.
wide, worth to 75c yd.,
choice ..... ..... 25c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
vYarffal."

Die Ibeno. .gOrfequns beginnt UNI
6alb 6 ubr. 3uii9en Dem erften unb
,3ueiten gtt miro cine Souper=pauIe
bon z llbr 15-8 l1br so sema9t.
Damn beginnt Der 3ueite Htt. Der big
9 1br 80 mdbrt. Damn fplgen Is
Minuten pauie. Der brittle 9ltt be.
ginnt um 9 ll6r 45 uno i9lieBt um
TO-
Sa bic Sbhren seI6loEsn peroen,
uenn beim 8esinn Der 9tte bas Saus
Derountelt piro 1T es n6thig, bab oas
publitum pintli9 feline Sibe elm.
nimmt.
Der Nttanfans tuiro bur9 Sanfarsn.
Si9nale befannt eema9t.
Die Samifag Matinee beginnt um
IL nbr nit elmer Mittasspauie bon
l2.45 Bis Las. Ser 3peite Itt BE-
sinnt bann unb pdbrt bis 2.45. Der
brittle sltt bsginnt um 8 uno idliebi
um 4 ubr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Gin f@led5ter S@ite.

Die &ablerpoli3iifen Mstin uno Ouns
con wuroen geitern nod Der Snoianas
abenle gerufen. oa bort Elm unbetann=
ter Wann SelbitmOro besansen baben
iollte. Sm 6aufe go. 249 Snbiana-
gpenue iaB Elm Mann bsim 6enfer,
Der einen &eboluer nod II Der 9anb
belt. Ser Mann tpeinte, unb als bic
poli3iiten ibH fragten, oh er f9 ses
fdofen babe, erfldrte er. baB er su Der
Shat 9e3wungen puroe. Cine lnters
iu4ung er9ab, oaB Der Wann, beHsn
Name als &uRea NrmifrOns ansseebsn
wirb uuo Der in Der Na9bari9aft als
SOffel betannt 1T, 3tpar eei9oRen, f9
aber ni9t getroffen bate. Wrmitrong
muroe mittelit poliseipagens na9 Der
StatiDn bef6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Goaifton TIM Union Depot.

Cine g., 8. & .. 2otomotips, toel'
DE obne Thbrer in Sang 9eratben mar.
foliolrte beute fri5 i'm Union gabn-
6afe nit elmer g. 6. & g8. 8 2ofOmo-
tipe; orei 2sut. uuroen perleBt uno
beioe 6 2otomotiben uno elm 8epddma=
gen puroen bsiddoigt. Die fiibrerlOie
Sotomotipe bate in oem 3o6len6ofe IN
Mooreii,lo aslianoen uno ME gemeloet
uiro, iOa elm unbefannter Wann ben
5ebel gs3osen uno oieielbe IN Gang
qeIebt baben, porauf oann Der unbe'
fannie ablprang.
Der Waidiniif @eorge J. Slid,
1916 gnslii6 ausnue. erlitt auBer elmer
8srleBung an Der 6hfte nod eins
Stalpuunoe. Otto @mminger, 3lO
Sutton StraBe, Der Ssi3er, erlitt nur
lei9te Yerlesuneen. gowaro @Ollier,
Der Wei9enfelsr, 1914 Warlowe Gpe :,
erlitt 8erleBungsn an 8opf unb Naden.
Der uaterielsS9aben miro etua $1,000
betraQen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Die Sab Nnrierb NKoeiatiom.

Die Damen Der Sap Nurierp MHo.
citation bielten geifern ibre Sabresbsr=
iammlung nebif Bsamtenuabl ab.
Die Bidder 3eigten am 1. Mpril cine
Bilan3 bon $3.50 .25. Seit benz /.
Gpril 1904 nabm ii9 bic 8ereinigung
373 2inoern an. Das Seim Der geur.
ierp toffst $4,000 unb $4,000 bieier
Summe purben bereits bs3ablt. Sie
Sabresmabl ergab folssnbes &eiultat:
Jrau 8. 6. @abs. prdFoentin; ssrau
O. W. CHANDLER, 1. Wiee.prdfoentin; /;
Jrau Srbn Crenforb, 2. 0iee.prdR.
bentin; Grau 6reo. g. anoble. pro.
tOeoa.S .Secretdrin; Grau @iaiam gl.
bin. Corr. .Seeretdrin; 6rau 6. %.
@i&root. Ginan3.s seeretdrin unb Grau
3. %. Wooo. S&abmeiiferin. u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
SIojette Snrnperettt
Sd)aututmen
Sonntag, oett 9. Mprtl.
Gtne Grlei9termns fir Tnbr=
lente.

Cine bon &idter Illen abgeaebene
@nti9eioun9 wirft bas bon &i1ter
Wbaaon gesen Srant Sbeabouie ab'
gesebsne urtbeil pegen Werlebung Der
Staotorbinan3, tpel9e @rprebleuten
befieblt. Die Mbbrefen bon l1mge3ogenen
Der poli3ei su meloen, UNI. Shell
bouie mar ber uebertretun9 bieier Dr.
oinan3 angefla9t, er uuroe i'm poliaeis
9eri4t fdulois befunoen uno perurs
tbeilt, appelirte aber unb erbielt ein
urtbeil au feinem @unfen. Die Or
oinana wsl9s ben Nbidlass3ablungs'
bdnblern in erifer 2inie au quite fam,
maate Der pOlisei natirli9 Oiele SIDE
rereien, ben Bsfibern Der Gubr.
merle. bic ieoesmal in Der poli3eiifation
geri9t ab3uifatten batten, aber ned
mebr, unb bieislbe mar oesbalb
ben 6ubrleuten beionbers perbabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Swei 6efauseme absebolt.

%. 6. 2auion. Der Speriff bon
@nrrstt @Ountp, 9p., traf seftern bier
ein, um ben bort setpiinfdten Nsger
90. Uaiaer, alias pat Spilman. Der
bier in Srauentleioung I'M gobnbafe
feftgenommen wu1be, ab3ubolsn. Ser
Sheriff rsifts bsute frhb nit ieinem @e.
fangenen na9 bort 3uriid.
3ugleid nit Sheriff Sawion traf
aud s. q. Seal. Der poliaei9ef aus
Wansfislo, O., bier elm, um nit 8eo.
W. 2nuer alias J. W. Sanoel, benz
Seeretdr Der gisarrenmader Union.
uel9er Der Union 1851 unteri9lasen
baben ioa, ab3ureiien. Nu9 @bef Neal
iff bereits auf Der Seimrsiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Graberi9madausss5as
Sol in erniter @eiie sefeiert persen.

Sails bic beridieoenen q. u. &.
Orsaniiationen nit ibren Soeen bur9=
aubrin9en perm5sen, tperoen bic 0er=
gnhgen, pel9e ben @rdberidmtdungs=
tag INNER mebr uno mebr au einem
Sage beg Sports fempeln. in bieiem
Sabre unterbleiben. Die unterfftiBurg
Der lotalen preHe au errin9en miro
our9 elm 3u oieiem 3wsds ernanntes
@omite periudt perben. Nnitatt elmer
@eod4tnibfeier bsi3uuobnen, bat fid
oas publitum baran eep6bnt, on bic.
oieiem Sage gallipielen, pferoe= uno
8icpcle- -&ennen, picnics uno San3=
perqnh9en 3u ermarten uno Der He-
bd4tnibtas 1T bon einem Sage Der mo-
tionaleu Srauer, in einsn Sas b=r
Greuoe uno San3oergntgen umgewan=
belt. Die 6rauenbranden peroen err
iu9t, fd glei9faqs Der 8epsgung ans
sui9lieBen uuo Supt. 2snoaa iol err
iudt weroen. Snitruttionsn gu ers
lahen, in wsl9sn Der grnit oes Sages
bstannt seeeben ipirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
80fe anitatt 06rtner
S4einen Seri9iebene S9uI=Eruitees 81
iein.

Srt gang linberanttportlider Weiie
baben, pie es fi9 td9lih tlarer beraus.
tellt GENTLE S9ultrafess nit ben
ibnen anbertrauten @elbern getpirtb.
i6aftet nno in f9amloIer Weiie ibre
gh9er 10 gefabrt, baB cine frittsre
1ntsriu9ung INNER n6tbiser eriasint.
Cine OOrldufise lluteriu9uns bat au
Intlagen gegen einise oieier 9erren ge=
fttbrt, tpel6e ebeniO groB i'm @aunern
wie i'm Sittenpreoisen fino, benn bic
angeiaulOi9ten inb idmmtli9 Ssm-
psren3=apoitel. giner oerielbsn, san.
foro 5. Compton, Der S6ultruifee BON
9enrp SOtunibip III, siebt gu, baB sr
niemals Nngebote fir Sieferun9en aus.
i6rieb Ooer nit benz Mobiiorp 8oarb
oar'iber berbanoelt au baben.
SetailIirte &e6nunsslesuus sab er
ebeniowenig bel ibm, mie bel Iobiion,
oem ebenfaus ansstlasten Sdultrufse
BON SarriiOn Sopnibip. Cine Sin.
tragung in feinen 8a9ern aasin &c.
ntigte, um ben Wann gu bsrbddtiaen.
Sis lautet: n. Sult 1904. Jar &ob=
len, 2reibe. Raoireummi &c. 1907. A. "
Sn oieier WeiIe fino au9 bic anosren
@intdufe sebu9t.