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The Press., 1905-05-10
Letter to Henry Neff,
stafford Springs, Conn.


Dear Sir: A man said: Send ME
25 gallons. Generally I use "a;
don't think it'll be enough.
Had seven left.
Ordered 8 more for another job
16 for the job.
Had left.
This comes from Messrs w A & F
Bower, Methuen, Mass. They add
This has been our experience all
this year.
New agents always have to GO
through it. After little, they learn
to guess better.
Yours truly
FW DEvoE & Co
H. Chapman s. 90. sell our paint.
20
The Press., 1905-05-10
CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION.

CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION.
There are number OF attractive, healthy
little boys and girls, OF from to years OF age,
for whom good homes are desired In Catholic
families. The conditions are simply the child
must be treated kindly as one OF the family, be
sent to church and school regularly and written
recommendation from the resident pastor that
the family Is suitable to be entrusted with the
care OF child. Please address the 'tHome for
Destitute Catholic Children, Harrison Avenue.
Boston. Mass
The Press., 1905-05-10
RRIMFIEID.

The funeral of Miner B. Booth, 81,
who died of consumption April 27tn
at the home of his parents in
Brimfeld, was held in the Congrega-
tional church Monday afternoon.
Rev. Samuel Eaton officiated, assisted
by Rev. Isaac P. Booth of Stafford,
ct. The church choir sang three
selections, one of which was "Peace,
the Gift of Gods Love-" part of
which Mr.. Booth repeated in his last
hours. A number of relatives we're
present from out of town, and there
was large attendance of townspeo-
pie. Mr.. and Mrs. Booth have the
deep sympathy of the community in
the death of their son, which has fol-
lowed, after number of years, the
loss of three daughters by the same
disease. They have remaining of a
family of six children one son, Olin
R. Booth, who is at Fort Bayard, N.
M, being 1st lieutenant of the 11th
infantry, United States army. Mi
ner B. Booth was born in Union, Ct. +,
April 27, 1874, and his death &C.
Cured on his 31st birthday. His pa
rents moved to Brimf1eld when he
was - years old, and he was edu-
Gated at the Hitchcock free academy
of that place. He afterward moved
with his family to Holliston, where
he carried on large farm for about
five years, but returned with them to
Brimfield, where his father and moth
er have continued to live. During
this period of absence from Brimfield
he attended Moody's Bible institute
at Chicago for six months. Upon the
development of symptoms of consump-
tion he went to Colorado Springs in
1900, and had remained in the west,
with the exception of visit of few
months at home in 1908, until his
recent return. Mr.. Booth was a men,
ber of the Congregational church at
Manitou, Col. and had been a men,
ber of the Congregational church in
Brimfield and in Holliston. He had
always taken an active part in church
work.
The Press., 1905-05-10
A stafford Springs woman Asks

"have you a floor paint that will last two
weeks ?" Yes we have Devoe's; it has q
beautiful gloss and will last two years If
properly applied. II. Chapman & Co. 2
The Press., 1905-05-10

difficulty of ascertaining the damages
in case of a breach of this bond, the
sum of twenty thousand dollars $780,,
OOO) above stated shall be taken to
be the liquidated and stipulated dam
age therefor.
Signed, James Shaw & Co.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
La Ultima Obra de Altamira

En- la hbrerfa del BoLETIN Sc ha re
cibido la Ultima interesante produc
cion del ilustre y genial Altamlra.
Sc titula "Psicologia y Literature
v es a la par que un monumento de
erudicion, un modelo de critica elevada
y dogmatica.
Ell Sr. Altamira exsmina en- su nue.
vo libro toda la literature espafiola de
los dltimos amos cayendo bajo la ac-
ci6n de su escalpelo los mas ilustres
escritores nodernos, incluso Perez
Galdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01


ksa - NuaItu lg tfN#s.c A
NeNcs NNnne Nau Nat1la1 lftf.
tus. >a>c,oe iuatfus >fn 3 ltl
< "a. ts l.e ssue.r lW eHtm
ls,o ua. Y.xutN>avn a. gene a.
b sulsugc' l.c haba di,ho
Ns ANa,tal IS xoo mnui Sc
nucfic iiaciIs .One mnefic
INni io' ~ Con exs0silud pcfo
hcrla0 por an agfi1a ste iuego =.
4 csio contesio cEgenefa'
Is Ia musTRe mas acfmo>a
pasra un soldado' No no pfeveia
ccn loda exaoiiiud 81 suicide
del gcnetal boulangeT la Causa
lie Ia mueiie - me escapaha
pero ei eiecto. la nuerie misma
* me aparecia con eNacutud.
Mr.. Syveton al or mis- pala
bras. pregunt0. cComo muero'
rs un asesinato. es en- la que
.Tra' No 10 Sc luStamente ;.
Pero es una muerte repenuna v
dramatlca que impresiopara al
mundo entero
NO veia vo en- Tealidad todos
los deHalles. AL DIES sJedirse de
mi. mi interlocutor me declaTo|
Sn Dombre Sow Mr.. Syveton'
Confieso que en- aquellos mo
me ntos el nom bre de Mr.. Syve-
ton no me decia NADIA r. dipu-
tido por Paris no habia hecho
aun por entonces hablar mucho
de el, V para mi su historic era
tOialmente desconOCida. Habia
tenldo ante mi a un hOmbre de
action, un marciano, Y ESQ era
Estaoa bien. Yo consulte a
nj veZ a la pitOnisa ST le pare
cia que MIR. Syveton estaba Sc
nalado para Una muerte acci
dental o para un sulcidlo En-
10 porvenir, las pitonisas ser5n
las que guien la ConCienCia obs
cura de los magistrates.
No 10 se.-Contesto. Con
freCuencla solo deSCubrimOS un
hecho senclllo, aislado de sus
causasy y sus efectos. Asi Sc loI
.habia afuncladO a Emilio lola:
No morira usted en- su lecho..
Y murio a dos pasos de Il.
"NstStra' CienCia no es infali-
bic.
Silos hombres f1eran pruden-
ties, pCdrian veCes. hacienda
Case de nuestras advertenCias,
separarse del pellgro que le Sc
nalamos.
Madame de Thebes ha trata-
do a los mas nOt0riOs esplrltus
de est0s tlempos.
Una reproduction de la mano'
de Alejandro Dumas aiorna su
salon, Y tambIen la mano de
Emilio lola.
La"diviSa de Nine de Thebes
es esta:
"Yo no engano; adv1erto NADIA
mas.
rs una clarividente que posee
saber y mod eStla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
Euie sia de San Jose

Ell jueves de los corrientes las
ocho 4e la manana, Sc ceebrara la
sesta solemne, que anualmente Sc con
sagra Nuestra Senora de la Candida
ria, en- la que predicara un sacerdote
de la Congregacl6n de la Mission.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
s. F. L.ORENZi
AGENTE COMISIONISTA
PLAYA DE PONCE, PTO. RICO

Representante de varias casas de los
Est9los Unidos, de Europa y dc Ia
I>l4.
Corredor de Fabricantes tejidos y
del ramo de mercancias en- general.
Tiene catAlogos, y mucstraS de in
6nidad Dc articulos y Sc encarga de
t do pedido los Eslados Unidos y 4
Europa.
Recibe 4 dep6sito cafe, az1car, y
toda clase de Frutos del Pals para
venderse en- plaza embarcarse.
Solicita preciOs sobre muestras que
Sc lie envien y trasmite la mejor oferta
6 la acepta cuando para clio 70 le
autorixa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
''LA CIUDAD CONDAL "
NERREEsO n S.E.N'T.F.S,.4
GALE DE LA CIR. UZ,
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

Ofrecen ei mejor surtido IN sillas de
montar ar-Pinturas.- Aceites. Hun1-
ces.-Generos de punto.-Porcelaaa.-- Il
LOza de Pedernal Cristaleria-llie
rros e>malt2dos. - Arneses negro y
'marillo para nno 6 dos caballoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
SyyetOn J Gme. dc Thtb

ls.atln ,ess .a HN N#fs sfa
Madame dc Ihl - a. aQg
NamO gelsta >a tutftN.>.a
lnaa4o cApu,c fn peeas ia
.->ablas = Nme Nv,A..A - 4. .0n
Ufu y gUs .. ~ *. r.. s..e..t
4 su gahinete De traha'o = sen
tarme ante su 10 -
pafecia an aby = ado 50 un me
i0o pTeparado 4 ia consuiia
IA vesudo eta &c una extTaor
ainagaa senoilleZ a pcsar dc
gue Ia piioniSa me re>iho en-
irale de calle sin peplum \ sin
varita mag - Senu algo dc
sobrenatuTal he impreviSto
Al principio st negaha a ha
blar. la Iazon lie su siiencio
era noble. Contestaba a ms pre-.
guntas:
En- realidad. - vo cuento
hoy que hace alSunoS meseS
predije a Syveton una muerte
trzgica. pareceria una simplela;
que provocaria la rlsa dc los dc :
tractores de nuestra ciencid
tray nada mas facil que dccil
que Sc ha prevlsto un suceso.
despues de este suceso reah-
Zado'
Yo tranq quilic6 Nine. dc 'Fhe
bes. MuChas personals impar
ciales habian CONGO do la PIE
diccion de que sc trataba mu
cho antes de que el drama o Il
rriese. Esto resguardab ba su dig
nidad de profetisa. lie asesure
que su sinceridad 30 podia FIRE
Ger la menor duda Y que Sc ira
taba solamente de conocer al
gunOs detalles aCerCa de la en-
trevista que sc habia verihcado.
-Entonces-dijo ella a-habla-
re Iibremente, sin exageraclGn Y
SIN la mas ligera preteneion de
anadir NADIA a mis- m6ritos.
.Nuestra Clencia no es lntlnita;
no 10 prevemos todo, Y SOLO he.
anunciado una levlsima parte
de 10 que debia ocurrlr.
YO escuchaba a Nine. de The
bes No vino a turbarnos min.
gun aCCidente SObrenatural No
escuch6 ningun ruidO misterie-
so; los muebles permanecian in :
movies V en- silencio. NunCa
hubiera creido tan POGO fuera
de 10 vulgar una nversaci0n
con una S1blla.
-Hace unOs dos anOS, pIoki
mamente, vi entrar aqui a un
senor dc aspecto severe, que nee
era t0talmente desconOcldO, Y
deseaba COnsultarme. lie eXa.
mine, estudie su mano, y le die
Ell resultado de mis- ObservaCio-
mes. Aquel hombre era un mar
ciano. Sc veia en- ei a un hom
bre de acCi6n, energicO y resuel-
to. Era un apaslonado melO-
dico. equillbrado, vlolentO, pero
capaz de calculOS Y de prOyec-
tos razonables. Como yo no CO.
Mocha su profession, ha0laba de
comercio, de in1uotTIa ca &c
neral.
Ell me dljo;
Y 81 yo me dedicase a la poll
tica, Jme predeciria usted2
En- ese CaSO-le die, mu-
cho cuidado.. Con una natura-
leza como la suya tendra uSte d
una carrera agltada. con vlvos
incidentes, fr as S. Qnerellas
iAprenda listed esgrimal Ten
dra usted muchOS duelos y con
fllctoS de resonancia. Armest
sacramento para la lucha' Us
ted estara Slempre en- la oposl-
ci0n; con su naturaleZa lnde
pcndiente no dejara un mcmen
to de cOmbatir
"Anadi !uego, segu mi cos
tumbre; .Lo digo todo? sQuiert
usted conocer todo 10 que cree
entrever . solo las co9as tavOra
bles?
"Sonri6 y replico:- Digamel'
todo; Sc 10 ruego- Lo que aCer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
= A $ AJES.

hla o q &c 3 r
de por K } lie
sIotap p Il 10 p l6nAN
nm cmlm 10 Cnuop
II a Il a 81 ,+euc
m Is o. ~au Juan Cruz e
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n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-25

Writing from Malta to the Birming,
ham (England) Mail a lady tells an
amusing story of a young priest and the
pope.
"Our archbishop" she writes, "often
takes parties of people to interview the
pope. Our hospital chaplain, who is
young and cheeky went two or three
months ago. The pope asked him what
he could do for him, and our priest re-
piled:
"'Holy father, will you give me your
cap as a memento?'
THE pope said; Would you give tho
holy father a cold in the head?'
mo said our priest, 4 have brought
another to prevent that and he pro.
duced another skull cap out of his peck.
ct. He got the pope's own cap"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-25
WORTH TWO.
NUMIsMATIC EXHIBIT AT LEwIS
AND CLARK EXPOSITION.
Mediums of Exchange from All Parts
Of the World Gathered Here
Some of the Interest
ing Moneys.

To revel in lucre; to see gems beyond
price; to witness a perfection in art OF
over 1000 years ago, now lost to man;
and to view the rarest, oldest and most
curious mediums of exchange from all
the world during the past 80 centuries,
is the reward of a visit to the numismatic
exhibit in the Manufactures building at
the Lewis and Clark exposition.
The space occupied by this exhibit is
novel in its decorations, paper money
entering into every part. More than
5000 pieces of a face value of $4,000 are
used in the ceiling and wall coverings.
This paper money is not of the currency
of the times, but of former days, and is
more than a memory of the hundreds of
millions of private bank issues of the
wild cat" period that became worth
less in the hands of the people. The let
tering and insignia are produced from
coins and medals.
Among the numerous rare and historic
coins of America, are: The first silver
coins of this country, issued in 1862 by
Massachusetts, include the Pine Tree
shilling and three pence; the various
metal pieces of the colonists, the first
experimental pieces of the United States
government, among which is the con
tinental dollar of 1776; the half dime
made from the private silver plate Of
George Washington; the first United
States coinage for circulation, copper
1892, silver 1894, gold 1885; and some
of the great rarities including pattern
pieces; the STELLA or four-dollar gold
piece; the 1904 dollar and the only coin
of the confederacy, a half dollar in sill
ver-all appeal to the interest of the
numismatist.
The territorial and private gold issues
| command attention. particularly by the
Pacific coasters. Following the gold
finds of 40, and the rush of population
to the western slope, the government
permitted private gold producers to
stamp a money value on pieces of gold
of certain weight and %fineness; many of
these pieces are octagonal in shape. The
then hazardous methods of transporting
currency from the east caused regular
mediums of exchange to be decidedly
| SCdIC0 Ou LAt tSdbls anu thCSC pilNoNS
gold pieces continued to be issued some
years ait'r the establishment of the
United States mint at San Francisco in
1854, and for many years this was the
most popular currency of the coast.
Several varieties of $50 gold pieces,
"slugs,' as they are best known to the
coasters, are exhibited with companion
pieces of various denominations from
25 cents up. The very rare 1S49
beaver money of the Oregon Ex-
change company, the Pixies Peak gold
coins of Colorado, the Bechtler issue OF
Carolina and the Mormon pieces of
Utah are all worthy evidences Of his
toric periods.
Political history is marked " the ex-
hibit of hard time" tokens, war cards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-25
THE COIN BOOTH AT PORTLAND.

and satirical pieces; and encased post
age stamps used as coins tell us of the
small change scarcity during the first
years of the civil var
Colonial and continental currency
some printed by Ben Franklin in 1854,
and bearing the imprint ITO counterfeit
is DEATH" the early wild cat issues;
postal and fractional currency; confed-
crate, private and state bank notes-are
represented in the paper money exhibit,
which is supplemented by an almost
complete collection of United States
stamps. A central exhibit piece is a
fvesfoot fac-simile bronze cent, more
than 1920 of the present type entering
into its composition. One of the richest
pieces of coin jewelry ever produced, a
gold belt composed of Lewis and Clark
souvenir gold dollars, is exhibited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-25
Reward of Genius

Henry Croft, inventor of the grain
separator and the Lsffel engine lately
died at Springfield Mass, a poor man.
He was IS years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-25
Hopeless

The Youth-And can you give me no
hope, sir?
The Parent fear. none. if you insist
on marrying my taughter.-Ally Sloper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Snbianapuis, Snb. Samtas. sppembsr 1905
Nsne Sntermrban=8abn
g8irS 9erbinbuns stpiiden indianapolis unb
Gbicago IieTern.

Die @hieago.2 .2afapette uno Soutb'
ca fern Sraetion gompasnie bot ibre
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bsim Stats
Sscretdr binterle9t.
Die @Ompasnis geosntt cine Snter=
urban-gabn bon 3anfafee, Sls., nod
2afapette au srbauen. @erbinbun9
nit elmer i'm 8au begrifenen gabn
pirb in Santafee 3u erbalten iein.
Die Snoianapclis unb Hortbmeitern
gabn siebt ani&laB swif@en 2afapstts
unb SnoianapOlis. slttien fino unter
Die 6oleenben bsribeilt:
goparb 6. Summeper, 9llonso %.
SsnbridiOn, WiQiam q. Saroing.
Martin DC. 6uss. SOhn s. COOPER.
Charles N. COOPER, Bert 6. parrott,
Samss g. @ruIe uno $. 6. Sarbing.
Snbianapolis; 8. 3. Snou, 8. %.
Snow uno @illiam g. &sso. @bicaep,
unb Daniel %. Simms, 2afapette.
Sas Nttisnfapital bes nnternebmens
bstrdst 100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Nm M oniag III bsrlebte Bag
oes Steuer3ablsns. Sas Bureau bss
S9aBmeiifsrs 1T fOlsl;9 INNER bon
2euten bela9ert, usl&e nod re9t3eitis
ibre Steuern 3u entri4ten eebenten.
Der Sdabmeifer ma9t bstannt, bob
Die 6riit. uel9e Saumfeligen frdber
bsuilist wuroe, iebt ni9t mebr gsffats
tst miro.
WiIforo Seffup, Der 6f'
fentli9s Antldssr bon Wapue @ountp,
befano fi9 in Der Staot, trie man
9laubt, um nit bem Gouperneur be-
sheli4 Der poli;si- -Ineelegenbeit in
Ri9mOno, Snb., Ridipra9e au neb'
men. Someit fino Die Stellsn Der bet
ben Witslieosr Der @idmonbsr poli3si.
beb6roe, tpel4e reRgnirien, nod MID
beisbt. 8s3igli9 oss 3msdes feline!
0ierieins mar bon 6erfa SsRup nidt!
in grfabruns gu brinaen; bod ipri9
sr ii9 3u @unifen ftricter @eiebssour&
fhbrung aus uno fagt, oaB bic Yolisei
beb6roe bon Der politif frei iein iorle
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Eoli3eili9es.

Cine 3eiIerei. BEL ber Slide
unb Stiihle umbergeuorfen unb Ge-
i9irr unb elm 5enifer in bic Bride
ginsen, entfanb gsfsrn in Bombs &e=
fiaurant on Der SHb Sainois Strabe.
9abur6, BOB Sobn Wi&aels, 1903
Union Strabe uno Otto Sungeb. Al
Wsf Ohio Strabe, ansebli9 periu9=
ten ben plub su berlahen. Obne ittr ib'
gfien gu be3ablen. poli3iit &absr
Der fda sufdlis in Der Ndbe befano
berbaftete beioe Mdnner. Sunget
puroe nit uebertretung oes 9otelge
isBes. Wiidaels nit Srunfenbeit uni
tbdtli9en Mngriffs bsi9uloigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
pl6b'Ii1 grblinoete n | e.
rebeno.

@rawfprbsbi lille, B. Nop.
60 urpl6bIib. pie SRI. @tbel 9imler,
cine Stenograpbiiiin bon Darlington
por fait einem Sabre erbIinbete, 10
urpl6bli9 bat fie iebt aud ibr Anssns
li9t wieber befommen. Ier3te fonr-
ten berssit feinen Ge6ler Der Augsn flns
ben uno tamen 3u Der Siagnois, oat
es eine bpnerii9e @rblinoung isi, tn=
ioIss iibersrobsr NerDpRtdt. Dor lO
Sassn ertldrte Jrl. 2imler gan3 ui'
srmartst ibrsn Mnseb6rigen. bab fie air
Wtitttpo9 Na9mittae 2.18 llbr tpieoel
febenb tperben tphrbe unb 10 gei&ab es,
gum frsubigen grifaunen Der Mn9e'
b6rieen unb Befannten. Die Nerat
befhr&ten feinen &hdfal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Godi9nle fur &nabem.

SIM ngOps' Club" wuros bur4 Sus
perintenoent g. 6. Robsrtion Dor eini=
gen Sagen Na9frage gebaltsn, oh f9
eini9e Der 3nabsn elmer 3o9i9ule on.
IdlieBen phroen. Is Gnaben melbe=
ten fi6 iofOrt uno in nd9iter 3eit piro
oas prOisct elmer aodituls fur 9na'
ben f9 Derwirtliaen. Die 5ol3arbeis
ter=3lafsn, iowis aud has @pmnafium
oss Clubs erfreuen iid GROCER popula-
ritdt. 4u4 loa In Rarse cine militd=
riide Rlafis Der anuben er0ffnst tuer'
ben. Der Club murbe pihrenb bee
osrfioHsnsn WOnats bon 1893 2nabsn
beiu4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Demtidl : Mmerifaniider &epn=
6lifaner=Gla6.
SeranitaItet @afienperfammIuns in be,
Siioieite TurnbalIe.

Sn Der shbietie Surnbaae bdlt
heute Nbeno Der Deuti9.Mmsrifanii9e
Republitaner.@lub eine srobs WeaHen-
periammlung ab. Die bsfen &sone,
in beutider unb enslifaer Spra&s
wurosn fur ben Mbeno ensaoirt. I'M
in fIarer unb beutli&sr Wsiie bic Gra.
gen Der segerwdrtisen gampasns 81
er6rtern Die n0tbisen 0orbsreitun.
gen fino bereits sstrOffen. um fhr bi,
8beilnebmsr an bieier 0eriammlunl
In sebtibrenber @siie eOrge 3u tragsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Die Mpfel .grute bes
Gtaates Snoiana tpirb laut
Mngaben bes Statiffif&en Bureaus auf
runo 1855. .913 8uibeI aef9dbt. 6ar-
rifon @ountp lieferte oie meifen Mepfel,
nGmli9 80. 500 Buibel. SIM @an3en
baben mir i'm State 1929, ,07e
MepfelbGume. GIL, ,449 pHaumen.
bdume, 635,80l Birnenbdume,
], ,569. .688 pfrR9bdume unb 672, ,971
QirI@enbdurae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Gin umsladlt@er Smfaa
Roftet Sarmer Waurran Sas 2eben.

Surd einsn unslhdli8en 3ufall
berlOr bsute frhb Der 49 Sabre alte
Garmer 6ranf u. Wurrap isin 2eben
Wurrap uobnt etpa 8 Meilen tpefflit
bon Southport uno iece Na4t i4lief
er in einem neuen 6aufe, wel9es er
fir fi4 erbaut, 'um ein3elne bereits
mad oemielben gebradte Sa&en su
bemaden. Gr nabm fets feline S4rot-
finite NIT. Wan nimmt on, bob ibm
als er ram Morgen aufiiano uno nit
Der Glinte wisoer na6 oem alten Sauie
3urhfuollte, Die 6linte aus Der Sano
fiel uno fd entluo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Die % a-rfbeb b.6roe II ge-
gen bic MenSerurqen in Der &iberfoe
Part StraBenbabnlinie, mona9 Die
6abrten nod oem Siibanoe oes parts
eingeffeat weroen iO1en uno wOau Die
9sb6rbe FIR 6ffsntliae Werte f9on ihrs
3uitimmung gegsben. Die partbe.
boroe bat cine &siolution paiIirt, er.
iu4eno, oas amsnosment su dnoern.
Bei Der 8stbros fir bffsntliae Wsrts
ginQ geidweroe oarhber elm, baB biels
@aeaOns Der yfiDertOe 2inie nidt biz
gum @nopuntte fabren uno Die paHa.
siere ge3wunaen wdren aus3ufeiger
uno auf Die nd9ften Straeenbabnwa.
gen Su uarten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Ser NfniifDereim
Grofnet feline oiesidhri9e Kon=
3ert- Saiion in 9ldn5enoer
Weile.
Ser 9roBe SaaI BITS sttnt
lebten NIat BON WttHts
freunoen gefaIt
Hei@sr &nnifsenuB fur ale S6rer.

Diit einem our9mes aenuBrei&en
@on3ert er6ffneis Der Muitperein
sefern Abeno feline Saifon 1905 =
1906.
Gin 9lhdlid gepdbltes programm
tpuBte ben 8sidmad oes iiberaus 3aMs
rei9en publitums su trsffsn unO Die
Seiftun9en paren sumeiif 10 fiinf-
lerii1 oolenost. baB iie bic Wntpeisn=
ben bis our lsbtsn Summer aebannt
bieltsn.
Der Sirisent, 9err grnefiinof uno
oie Witwirienbsn ohrfsn nit &edt itols
iein auf ben burdIdlasenoen grfulg,
ben ihre 2sifungen fanben.
Wit Der Wieoergabe Der Sborai.
f9en Gompofition .@arnspal" er6fnets
oas gefrige @On,ert.
Sas Ordeftsr CAB cine tiidtise
2siituus unb Der 8sifall beg publi.
tums mar tpoblperoient.
Ser asmif9te @bor sei9te fia nit
oem Gieoe .Weaielgeiang" bon Saar,
nit Ordsfierbealeitung in polIenbstfter
WeiIe uno erpdrmte ods publifum au
uOblperoientem 8sifau.
ginen unsetrhbten @enub bsrsitste
bas Ordefer nit ben Yortrdesn vSe.
renaoe" bon pierne uno 2iebesgrub
bon Cigar, 9ans bsionbers Der eritere,
10 baB Der rauidenbe geifaa oes publi.
tums mebr als beredtist erf6isn unp
| fih bas Ordefsr 81 eiasm da capo
bequemen mubte.
Sie b6hite aeianelide 9olsnbunQ
bot Der gortraa y y@lfenIoden i'm WaIoe
bon 2irdl sura bic Mdnnerffimmen
als barmonif4es @anse, Bis in Die
fsinfen g}hancen abgerunoet uni
nit tiefer Snnigteit pOrsetrasen, mar
es fein Wunoer. oaB Die 66rer nit an-
g.baltenem Itbem lauidten.
2eiber ftano Der Wdnnerdor nu,
nit swei 2ieoern auf oem prOsramm
uno in bas y4eioer" mirb aud bas
sefern Nbenb anpsienoe publitum
nit uns einifimmen. Sie eebotener
2eiifungen ifanoen auf Der S6bs oss
Wdnnerseianses uno ieoer MnusIsno'
bdtte 9erne msbr oabon gebbrt.
Der rauidenoe geifan, Der ben Bet
ben gortrdsen folste, mar in ieos,
Wsiie bsrbient unb wobl basu anae.
than, ben Sirieenten unb bic sdng.r
ftir ben aufsemanbten 6leiB su be-
lobnen.
Sas 6errli9s: I'm ben Genius boz
Eeutfdlanb" bon b'2lbert bonn De
miIdten gbor uno Ordefsr borge.
tragen. NOR enti&ieoen Der @lan3punti
oes Gbenos unb idlob oas @on3sr
tuiiroig ab. Die ein3elnen partien ee
lansten nit trsflidem @srEdnonii
gum @ortras. @ans beionoers sei9
neten oie Jrausnifimm'n f9 aus.
Gin nibt enoenwoQenber 8eifalls
fturm oanfte Sdnser unb Ordefer fit
ben seruBreiden 8Ortras.