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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06

such crops a quick, early-maturinx
soil is absolutely essential. BY this is
meant soil readily adaptable to cult.
walton, that contains comparatively
little clay, and that holds moisture
readily and yet dries out quickly; in
other words, good, rich garden loan.
The soil under glass must be changed
every year and sometimes more than
once year.
The chief crops that may be grown
are lettuce, cucumbers and tomatoes.
AS incidental crops, mushrooms, beets,
dandelions, cauliflowers, etc, may DO
used. Lettuce and cucumbers, how.
ever, constitute nine-tenths of tho
crops that are grown in this way, and,
all things considered, are more profit.
able than anything else in this field.
In beginning work of this nature 1t
is essential to consider the fact that
when start islhade it will have to be
ON such scale as to enable the grower
to produce crops not only of good quail
ity, but in sufficient quantity to pay a
dealer to handle them. This is es.
pecially true If the grower depends on
commission. merchants or wholesale
dealers to market his products. The
first essential is to grow good crops;
the second is to produce them in such
quantities that the demand when once
created will not fail for lack of supply
Lettuce, for example, is grown under
glass usually from October until
March, three crops being produced in
this time. The first crop should be
on the market by Thanksgiving Day
or earlier, and there should be steady
supply through the rest of the season
until the middle of March. r. $780,
To start in work of this kind on the
basis Of five acres would require some
thing like the following on an out.
lay: =
Five acres OF land, at $3.50 per acre. ;. 81, 20
One greenhouse. 20 by 100 feet. ......... 1900
Hotbed, sash and miscellaneous equip l.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Mind-Readine.

Perhaps smoking is offensive to
you. Miss Smith," 49, 81: ..3.} Z: (. T. is i
On the contrary, like the smell
Of q good cigar ~
Without moments hesitation he
threw away the we:l he was smoking.
Something in her manner, rather than
her words. led him 30 suspect that she
was q Judge Of cigars.--Chicago Trib-
une. >5.z s.If = =. HID.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Letters in Irish Alphabet.

The Irish language has only 18 let
tiers. Sometimes each letter Is writ
ten separately and not joined together.
The chief difficulty in learning the
Irish language Us that there are sinnu-
merable abbreviations for words and
phrases. The Irish language is nom
phonetic, the words rarely being q key
to the correct pronunciation. as;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
A Promising Sign.

oh, pa, I think Elizabeth's young
man must be getting along toward the
point where he's about ready to ask
you for her" 5@%' s.: ;=zs4sssgs ~
'Pshaw, don't believe he has the
gumption to even hint that he Ikea
her ..5SS So E%5 $ssss 81
well, notice this morning that
one of the hammock hooks is pulled
out. Chicago Record Herald.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Telephoning the Doctor.

.'Iello!"
!"Hello!"
lis this the doctor?'' (
Eyes s39<.-,5 - ;....-.....s, -,
Wish you'd stop in the house to-
night, Doctor .,~.&, b.
Anyone sick?' w.. -. ss.,,
!. Il! Not yet; but the. girls gone and
wife's going to do<the cooking to-day
-Yonkers Statesman. - 81.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Misdirecteds Energy.

* Mira Loveascrap-I see by the pa-
pers, George, that = certain Madano
Pousep and several other Russian Ia
dies have enlisted In Cossack reEt-
ment in order to prove that women
can fight. 81.
Mr.. Loveascrap- How entirely un-
necessary, my dear. Judge.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Rejected.

"a. q. Ss..553xl-| Rejected. 49, ..'E,...
Howell, Here's just what you want
in the way Of 9 vacation place; the ad-
vertisement says: '.All the comforts
of home" ~ s..c..@ss j, =. s.
Powell-Those are Just what I'm try
ing to get away from.-N. Y. Sun. Is5#
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06

The intelligent grower, conducting
his work in proper manner. planning
we'll and using good business methods,
should be able to secure from this
amount Of land. and glass q gross in
come of from $4,000 to $1,000 an
nually, or net income Of from s., 500
to $4,000. 49, Il. - ..s !.
BIT. GALLOWAY.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
An Entertaining Chaperon.

An Ente1ta1n1nS Cnapefon.
@Fanny-Dfd you have a cnaperon
with you at the opera?
Clara-Yes, I did, and I shan't take
one again, either. ,s>'5 -
: But it's all the STYLE
!, I'D rather be out of style. She just
ratified along and kept Mr.. Richfello 90
much amused that he forgot all aboxt
me; ana. when the opera was over. I
Just escaped being left behind."-N. I.
Weekly.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Heart and Head. Y

& Heart and Head. .ssss
do you think that athletic training
Injuries the heart ~ 5.'=:. .55=
No, answered the college professor.
1t Is only when It causes man to
lose his head that II does any damage.
ashington Star.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
.Reninisc.el.ntial.

Visitor our daughter, dear madam.
IS really charming. II were 80 years
younger, | should be madly In love.
with her. z....
Coy " idow-Oh baron, 50 years ago.
I looked just as she does now!,-
Fliegende Blaet ter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Practical: Cir.

. '"Phyllls!" he exclaimed, II love
you. I place my happiness in your
hands = z. .5::. : s5:#* ss y.
For goodness sake, don't do X
row she FASTENED to beg: I.
Is. Why not p. Il, s.ss.5:: .*
Because. I'm sure I'll need both
hands IN Z minute Of 90 to keep you
from kissing me. ---Philadelphia Press,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Expert KnIllloIwlAd a.

. Tommy Pop, what are hiccoughs?
M Tommy's Pop Iiccoughs, my son.
are messages from departed spirits,
Phi!adalphia Record,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06

So "a HERE is almost always agi-
:: !: !; :: :: !:
it. This fills the timid wom-
an with apprehension, the one that so
much desires to wear the right thing,
but has no confidence in her own. judy
mept. Authorities declare that Ameri-
cans should in: this matter, as well as
in other requirements Of dress, be
something of a law unto themselves
conditions there. being different from
those obtaining in France. American
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
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JAUNTY STREET SUITS.

Y THE spring we Just have
to get clothes; in the fall
we just love to.
Such beautiful rich stuffs
as the autumn brings forth.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29

achievement of walking from his home in Appleton to Camp Douglas, where the national guard wens into annual encampment Interest here in the in- cident, lies in the fact that Steinhauer was for a year or so a resident of this city being employed at the time by MT. HOwes of Pittsburg, who was stopping here for his health. Steinhauer was a volunteer soldier from Wisconsin in the Porto Rico campaign and has all ways been an earnest guardsman. While here he did not join the Arizona Guard but affiliated with B company and drilled regularly with it so he was practically one of their men.
 His tramp was a long one and largely over bad roads. He kept d diary of important incidents and of the nature of the roads he travelled over. Portions of this diary are re produced by the Sentinel which also says in part:
 Wisconsin Military Reservation, Camp Douglas, July 15.-When the Second regiment arrived in camp today the soldiers found awaiting them Ser geant Marcus Steinhauer of Company c, Appleton, who had tramped in heavy marching order from Appleton
 
 miles. in four days-his actual walk ing time being fOrty-two hours. Stein hauer arrived in camp Wednesday even ing at 5:15, somewhat Jagged and a bit stiff from his long tramp, but a warm bath and rubdown made him a new man. or, as he expressed it, eft to walk thirty miles in a day for the rest of the week"
 The accompanying photo was taken immediately after Steinhauers arrival in camp, and shows him with the equipment carried on his long march, it's total weight being nearly forty pounds.
 The march of Sergeant Steinhauer has excited the liveliest interest among the officers and men of the entire Wis Consin National guard, and it is regard ed as a valuable experiment as show , ing the marching possibilities of aver age men without special training. So great is the value of the experiment considered to be, that Adjutant Gen eral Boardman has ordered Sergeant Steinhauer to prepare a report and map of his expedition and submit the same through his company officers when the latter arrive in camp. An authentic report of the trip will thus DtCotite q par. OL the OliiCldl record or the Wisconsin National Guard.
 He met but few adventures along the route and none of an unpleasant nature. though some of them were amusing At one farmhouse where he knocked et the door to ask for a drink. the woman, upon catching sight of him slammed the door in his face, and. running out the back door, called her husband in from the field declar- ing that 2n armed Indian in a buck skin suit was at the door. Several people developed this same delusion, as Steinhauer is dark of hair and com plexiOn. and the khaki uniform the guard wears is about the color of buckslIin. One woman who asked who who he was declined to believe that he was a soldier. You can't fool me. she declared. Soldiers wear blue uni forms. I saw lots of them in war times when I was a little girl and I never saw none of them in buckskin clothes. 20 Several people took him for q base ball player his gun being carried in a
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29

canvas case, and others declared him a crank walking around the world on a wager. Several drivers of teams which overlook him on the road were amaz- ed at his refusal to ride
 But on the whole he received the kindliest treatment from all persons met on the trip. At few farmhouses was he permitted to pay for meals or drink of milk, and at all the villages the inhabitants were helpful in giving information about the best route and the condition of the roads.
 Sergeant Steinhauer is a veteran of the Spanish American war, having served with company c (Appleton) of Porto Rico. He is an excellent soldier and an enthusiastic worker in the in terest of the Wisconsin National Guard. He Is widely known and deservedly popular in Appleton, and it is largely through his instrumentality that the haEdsome new $25,O0O armory of com pany c at Appleton, dedicated last winter. was made possible, he having by his unaided exertions secured the first s2,000 of subscriptions on the list which made possible the beginning of building operations.
 Steinhauer will be on duty with his company in camp all of the ensuing week and because of his plucky feat of rying forty pounds of military equip ment, will be a character around which much general interest will center.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
A GUARDSnAN'S MARCH
Long Tramp of a Soldier We'll Known
 in Phoenix.

The Milwaukee Sentinel of Sunday, July Is, contains an article that is of considerable interest to many Phoenix people and especially members of the National Guard. The article is illus
 trated by two photographs of Sergeant Marcus Steinhauer a member of CO c of the Wisconsin National Guard and the story describes his successful
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29

For fresh milk cows for sale. Alp ply at HoEhe's Restaurant.
 See McKee's flour price today.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
Zephyr GinghdmS

This super quality material, daintilv striped and in absolutely fast colors, makes attractive and durable waists or shirts for summer wear. Comes g inches wide. Always sold for 15c, to- day, the gard ......... ............
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
Ladies' White Skirts

These artistic and substantially made skirts of white linen suiting, with wide Pleats, are as needful as a generous supply of kerchiefs these warm days. $2.50 and $500 is what they sell for regularly but we offer them today for
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
Sic &irtbsbebe-
Die Spibel Ger probibitioniffen
iino 6ilfsmannibaften Ger
poli5ei.
Ste idttttttIt6en perbaftetet
Wtrtbe 8egea 8ar9i@aft
entlaiIett.

Die IominifratiOn bsfebt barauf,
flb fortgeiebt uniferblt9 ld9erIi9 su
ma9en, iroem fie ibrer Wutb tber bic
erliitene gfieoerlase am Sttmmfaften
an ben Wirtben Der Gtabt tpegen ge-
rtnefti9iger nebertrstungsn Der Nidol-
ions8eiebes Musorud eiebt.
g8dbreno iiberon In Der Stabt oas
Werbre&ertbum NIT Der srDbten unper-
i1dmtbeit Siebfabl unb ginbrua un=
ter Der Nafe Der 'Poliaei beaebt, obne
oaB es berielbsn aslinsi. einem einsisen
mi8tigen Sang 3u MAIDEN, perosn bic
Wirtbe, tpeI&e idmmtli9 bobs Sieuern
aahlen, auf @ebeib unieres Wotten-
burgers megen serinser gOr9eben seesn
elm 8emperensgeieb branefalirt.
Die seitern Abenb Wsrbafteten ua=
rem bic Wirtbe. tusl9e ben geri&t Der
probibitionsipibeI gemdb, ben bie-
ielben stueds politii9en 2ampaene-
Matsrials Dor Der @a9l In elmer
3eituna per6ffentlidten, bas gai9olfon
8eieB iibsrtreten baben iolIen.
Sieielben finb ibeilueiie beI9uIbigt
an Sonntagen @etrdnte bertauft ooer
ibre 9Otale nidt pfnttIid um IL ubr
geidlohen 3u baben. Inter ben Wer=
bafteten paren:
Widael O'grien, pearl unb 0eIa-
mare Str; Wi9ael @infer. 0irginia
uno Marplano Str; CHARLES Jinr,
l4O6 Belmont Tpe. Sames2 pn99am,
6owaro unb Sbepparb Str; Iranf
arnes, gismard @afe. pearl nabe Der
penniplpania Str. Samss &ob. psnn=
ipIbania unb pearl Str; Sobn 6ein.
lein, Bates Snn, court nabe Sainois;
Babe CHARLES, 1872 Weit Waibinston;
gfidolas Sur, 18 Weft Obio; Soiepb
Cur, IL gaff Sbio Str; gbas 8.
&OOt. .9in9ffon", IL g. Sninois
Str; 5arrp Walfer, Al Wsif @aib.
inston Ctr; pbiaip 3ilsp, 26 Wsf
pearl Str.; petsr S9eib, 2450grisbts
mOoo ape. Senrp Sippel, 112 Norb
Selamare Ctr; glar. Bremmer, 107
@sf Martet Str; @bas. @libenitsin,
IL @aft Wartet Str.; Serm. WolIer,
Nartet uno Nsble Str.; Wiliam
&npbel, III gaorb. Penniplbania Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
Stu SnSianapoliier l1ebel=
tb6ter.

9arrp Slater, Der Stibrsr elmer
Siebesbanoe. wurbe auf einsm ieiner
perbre&eriiden Streif3dge bon einem
poli3iffen angeFdoiien. 6disBeno snt
fam Der uniaubere @eiele, 8lutipursn
auf feinem Wese 3urtdlaiieno, wsl9s
ben guten S9uB bss poli3ilten tenn.
3ei9neten.
Cine poiitarte tpuroe Der polisei sus
gef4idt, wel4e Die Wobnuna ienes
Wirthes Namsns 8lieer als 3uflu9ts.
crt oes 8erwunoeten besei6nstsn.
We6rere polisiftsn, gut bepaffnet,
begabsn ii9 naa oem 8sitimmungsort,
!uO iie ben 5lhdtlin9 fferbsno auffan-
ben. Slater III unsefdbr 80 Sabre
alt, &isie bon @efalt uno beRbt quite
Sdulbilouns.
@r giebt on, er tperbe In Wi9igan
VIip 8eWuHIWl Iur elnen una0ges
f4loRenen straitermin.
Slater giebt au, oaB er an benz se.
mifien Abeno anseidoHstl wuroe, uno
mhni&te ben pOltsifsn gu isbsn. Der
ibn gsf1ohen bat. 9eiger iast, bab
Slater in einem fait Obmd9tisen 3u-
ftanoe au ibm gefommen mdre. Sollte
Slater BON feiner Wunoe seneien, mas
alero!ngs be3weifelt miro, fol sr na9
Win&efter, &anoOlpb @ountp, Snb.,
transportirt weroen, no Ct ebenfo0s
sine &s4nun9 NIT Der pOIisei 3u be,
9leiden bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
Steasnber ermittlumg.

Sn Der bisTgsn @etpsrbsi9ule puroe
elm Steaenuermittlunss Dereiu 9s.
ertnost, tpona9 stueentsn unb IGra.
osirte Arbeit erbaltsn t6unen entueoer
auBerbaIb ibrer Stubien3eit uber pers
mansnt. 3wii4sn prin3ipal gmmri9
uno Der Wsrbants NHociation bal
ndmli9 cine oissbs3igli9e 8sreinba.
rung ftatt9efunoen.
Die 6o4i9ule tpiro cine 6 lite ff6.
ren ii6er ale oieienigen, uel9e Nrbeit
tutini9en uno uenn Elm Mrbeitsgeber
5tilfe sebrau9t, 10 bari er fi9 nur an
Die @ewer6ei9ule tuenben, Die ibm bann
einen Sun9en itidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
@erbes S6tdial eines
@otortttattneS.

6ente Wor9en um 6 ll6r fanb ON
0Ftli9sn @noe oes 0iaoutts an Yir-
ginia IOsnue cine @olifon 3wiidsn
elmer prOipset unb SOuib gaft Str.
Sur fatt, bic bur9 ben unburdf9tigen
Tebsl nsruria9t mar. ois gu iensr 3eit
borbsrri9te.
Die e. gaft Str. Gar bate oben am
Siaouct angsbalten um bic Sanotiite
arbeiten gu laRsn ebe fie in benz oi9tsn
Hebel Iaolid fuhr. als pl6Bli1 cine
proipsct Gar an oas bintere gnoe Der
ct. gaft Str. @ar anpralts unb bsibe
Cars einanoer unaufbaltiam nit fi1
fOrtriIien Biz sur South Str. NO ss
enoli9 selans iie gum Stiafeno 5u
bringen.
Snmss Stolssr Der Motorman Der
proipect Str. @ar purbe bel oieier @e=
lsesnbsit tuabri9einlia lebsnsgsfdbrli9
psrleyt. gr murbe aus Der 8efibuls
auf bic StraBe gei9leubert, lam unter
Die &doer bon benen sr ettua einen
glO. melt 9ei9leift, uno tuobei isin
lintes 8ein abgefa6ren tuurbs. Bot.
Sower uno 6. Roieneier bon Der gaft
Str. Gar iotpis Der @onbucteur Der
Profpsct Str. Gar tamsn nit benz
bloBen S4rsdsn babon, sbsnfo einigs
gahasiere. bic F4 our 3eit In ben
9ars befanben.
Stolser bate bic gaf Ctr. pobI
tommeu ieben Gber srf als ss bsrsits
i9on 30 ipdt mar um sinen 3uiammens
ftop permeioen su f6nnen.
&alpb Balsn. Der @onbufteur Der
proipsct Str. Gar Iagte, Der Nsbel lei
10 bi9t seueien, oaB man feline 10
S9ritte melt Ieben fonnte.
Der gsrlebts uuroe fofort per 4m-
bulans ben Or. 2ausblin nod benz
ct. ginesnt 6Oipital fbsrfebrt, mo-
isin 9ruosr Or. @bas %. Stol3er uno
msbrers ano.re as3te i'm In Bebano.
lung nabmsn.
Der porbsr. 8beil Der prnipeet @ar
tuuroe bollf1ubig 3ertrtimmert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
Garten6am=6eieai9att.

%. 3. Slid. Der estretdr Der @ar.
tenbau-@eieli@aft bon Snbiana, bat
oas programm unb bic primdrliite
fhr Die As. idbrIi9s gsrIammlung Der
@eieai9aft, tpsl9s am 6. unb z. Be.
3smber i'm Staatsbaufs itattfinben
wirb, auseegeben.
Sas programm 1T reitbaltig unb
Die Offerirten Prdmien psraei9nen cine
Gn3a9l bon Jrh9tsn, 8emaIen unb
Blumen.
am Wftttmo&, ben 6. Deg, Mor=
gems. pirb bic gsriammlung formel
er6Hnet merbsn.
Sie beri9isbenen geamtenberidte
eini9liebli9 oesienissn bes Staats=
entomolosiitsn Soiepb Sroop, fowie
bic geri9te Der Mitelisosr bes @omites
FIR DorticHltur meroen entgesenqe-
nommen.
4m Na&mittas miro Der Yrdfibent
Der @eieQi9aft, Werber %. Stebens,
cine anipra&e balten, tporauf Soc u.
Burton bon Mit9sq, Snb., ieinen Be-
ri6t tiber Die Experiments i'm Obft.
9arten" berleiea uirb, benz bann nod
wsitere ipeaieas geri9te fOIssn.
am Sonnerffaa tperben beri9iebene
gortrdge gebalten tibsr 2anoidafts.
gdrtnerei, eommer3isne Sbfsu9t In
grOwn Gountp. bas 3ieben bon grb.
beeren fur ben Martt, tibsr before
Ufetbooen Der Sbffcultur etc. etc. Mm
S3lub miro bie preisbsrtbsilung fatts
finoen unb na9 Der Beamtenuabl ftir
bas Sabr 1906 tpiro Iertagung ein.
treten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
gtOd gut abgelanfen.
5uiammenifo6 zines Graction-
Daeeons nit eiuer proipects
Straben'Gar.
3,pet Yafagtere nerlett.

Gin Waggun Der 8reentpooo 2inil
fubr geitern Abeno tura nad 6 llbr in
eine Gar Der proipstt 2inie on Seen
Seriep Str. unb 8irginia ape.
9ibbsrt Swift, S96 Glet9er Abe,
uno 2awrence @arpin, 533 8irsinia
slDe., tpuroen berlsst uno mittsls @n,-
bulan3 In ibre Wphnunsen gebradt.
Gs mar furs na1 GGluB Der @e.
i6dftsffunoen uno Die proipstt Str.
Gar mar oesbalb nit paiIagieren, bic
nod 9aaie ju Wuttern mOllten, beige
PROFIT.
Sln Der Nem Ssrlep Ctr. bieli Die
prOfpstt Gar on um pafasiere auf5u.
ne6men als Der grobe SrattiOn @asgon
In fie binsin fubr.
WObl batte Der Giibrer bssielbsn Die
@efabr re9t3eitig bemertt, aber bic
gremie bic er In Wirtiamteit brinQen
tpollte. fungirte troB al feiner Nnfirsn=
gung ni&t unb oer 3uiammenfob er=
folgte.
Spift unb @arbin, bic auf Der bin=
tsren platform Der Gar fanoen. MUIR
ben gu gcoen gei4leubert. nobel srfs.
rer itlimme gerlesunsen am Tub uno
leBterer Quetiaunsen am gsin srlitt.
Der iibrisen paiasiere bemddtiste fid
eine tpilse panit. Nls man aber lab.
oaB weiter feine @efabr borbanosn par.
berubigten fi8 bic sednitisten paKa-
giere balo uno nod tur3em Gufenibalt,
mar aud bic berbor9erufsne 0ertebrs=
fodung beieitiat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
SaS fd1ncne 2iiale.

Die Yaifagiere Der &leinbabn in
9ommern, propins Sa9fen, iint
baran geipObnt, auf oie 4bfabrt ibres
8dbnieins parten gu miiifen. Oiefer
Sage bat fih aber auf Ser oortigen
Station Elm @orfall ereignet, Ser Die
aeiienoen IN ni9t serinse rQufregung"
berieBte. 9lls nGmli9 Oie 9afaaiere,
na9oem Der S9affner our 2lbfabrt a6z
gerufen bate, auf oen gabniteiq bins
austraten, fuben lie serabe, pie bas
3ugle. nit nS9neq5ugsgel9pinoiss
felt" oapon6nmpfts, sic HeiIenoen unb
Den Sdaffner perbuBt 5uriidldFenD.
Ollie ieBten fi9 nun in Srab unb ourG
oas Sdreien aufmertfam sena9t,
belt Der 2ofomotibfiibrer in ieiner
toutiibnen Tahrt inne. gr nabm nun
ote Wergefenen uuf, uno 6as 8Gbnz
letn fubr init @olbampf" na9 Dam
ntgtotp gu, mo- es = biel gu friib elm
traf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
Yoli3etli4es.

Die poli3si mar bsuts 0ornittae
boaauf bei9dfti9t Tim uieoer bic
@irtbe ale pisber 3u berbaftsn, BIZ
Der usbertretung oes gti9olion=@e-
isbss bsi9ulbist finb.
Die Nameu bsrislbsn fino:
@m. Wiler, Ben Wsgel, Wm.
grenualo, Nl. Sscttor. Bat. Mcs
5ealIis. Jrso. Sbeperofffer, Morris
@a6in. 6enrp %. 2aursnee, @barlss
Rou3er unb gbas. @aroner.
Sdmmtli1 murben bisfslben tpieber
ssgen selsifets ghrgi9aft auf freisn
Gub geiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
Sabte ben SrenlDiell,
Der nun hinter idweoilben
Gardiner iibt.
Gr ltebte s,t oft.

Grau @ancp Sentins. tpobn6aft in
Snoianapolis, TT es enbli9 gelungsn
ibren Wtann, Waaior Sbomas g. Sen=
tins, ben fe felt 10 Sabrsn iu9t, in
WOberlp. no., bintsr e9loB unb &ie.
gel gu bringen. Ssrislbs bat angeb,
lid unter falf9en Nnsaben Die S9ei-
bung bpn ibr in ct. 2ouis erlanat.
Maior SbOmas 6. ssentins fam
nsuli9 nit elmer 3ueiien 6rau nad
Wfoberlp uno er6ffnete einea Samen=
butlaoen. Sin ebsliGer 3ant bsran-
labte feline 3peite Grau 2iebssbrisfs, bic
fie bon benz Maior erbaIten bate, on
6rau @ancp Ssntins ,u ididen. rpelae
fi4 fOfort in gesleituns zines abpOtas
ten aufmadte. um bisie beitle Ga9e 3u
unteriu8eu, fie fanb pirili9 ben gru-
Der Suftitus uno Iieb ibn fofort feits
nebmsn.
Jrau Sentins mar ibm peri9iebene
Nale auf bie Spur setpeien In Wsrieo,
Ssras, Otlaboma, penniplpania uno
Mihouri. aber isbss Mal mar ibr Der
SOssl uisosr enti9lipft. Grau SEM
Tins miro in WOberlp. no., blsiben,
big bic geri4tli4sn 8erbanblungen
boriiber fno, wOieIbit ibr SObn f9
bon Snoianapolis binbsgebsn tpirb,
u 'fe;ner Wautter beisuiieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-23
Observation-Disclosures
boroe.

Nus Den 8eridten Der Stats Wobl-
tbdtigteits. Seb6roe iiber @efangenbdu.
Ter unb 8eherungsanffalten ergibt f9.
oaB polle 75 prO3ent Der unsIhdlidsn.
pelde nod bieien Nnfalten gebra9i
purben, fi3 beferten ober fi9 auf BEN
@ege Der Beherung befinbsn, gr6Bten-
tbeils &eiultate bes unbeftimm!en
Straftermines uno beg 8egnabigungs.
geiebes, bic por a4t Sabren In 2rafi
traten.
@dbrenb bieier 3eit tpurben 1892
Mdnner aus ben MnfaIten entIaHen,
nit Der Weiiuns, Rd anadnbis su be-
tra3en, oa fis fonf tpieosr 3urtdge.
braht niirben.
Sebem tpurbe Mrbsit beri&afft. Bon
Der 3abl bee gntlafenen Harden 81
wdbrenb fie unter parole fanoen.
Der Winimum. 8ermin, ftr ben bic
Mdnner perurtbeilt tuaren, lief ab unb
252 Der @efansenen tpurbsn entlaHen.
Die geri&te famen rsseImdBiq bon
1857 parolirten, Die am gnbe ibrer
prhfungsaeit entlahen muroen, mdb-
renc tu,itere 354 nod INNER beri9ten.
Sieie 3abl bon 24O5, nit ben 787
&adifdnoigen. bon benen 41S In bic
anftalt aurtidgebra4t wuroen, udbrenb
1863 td auber6alb Der Mnifalt bein-
ben. briust bic 3abl Der gntIa0snen
auf 1892.
Die ginnabmen Der Snifitute belize
fen fi9 auf $777. .697 Sc. bic Musaas
ben auf 1926, 1883. Witbin uuroe
elm @einseminn bon $50. 781. SO er-
3ielt.