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The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
VIENNA S NOTED
BURIAL GROUND
Remains of Many Famous
Musicians and Composers
Rest in "Graves of Honor"
Special pispatch to T,hs can.

VIENNA, March 24.-In vienna's
graves of honor lie the remains of
such galaxy Of great musicians and
composers as perhaps can be found in
no one country anywhere else in the
world Here in the most beautiful part
of the Central Cemetery. the largest
burying- ground In Europe, lie Bee
thoven, Gluck, Schubert and other
masters of music of scarcely less re-
nown.
A magnificent monument to Mozart
stands in the midst of, them, out it is
only a monument and marks no grave.
For the whereabouts of Mozart remains
lis a mystery, except as regards the
skull, which. is in possession of friend
of the family. Other monuments cover
the graves Of painters ssculptors,
artists, authors, players, all of whom
occupied high positions in the world of
art and culture.
These so-called graves of honor" are
of quite recent date. When the great
Central Cemetery was first opened a
few years ago a number of smaller To-
cal burying- grounds which had sdf-
feed for the city's needs were closed,
and, in some cases, it was even pro-
posed to build over parts of them. Scat
tered among these little cemeteries
were the remains of many eminent
citizens and residents of Vienna, and
as it seemed only fit and proper that
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
ACTION
IS NECESSARY
American Members of Inter-
national Waterways Com.
mission Plead for Niagara

WASHINGTON. March 24.-If Niagara
Falls are to be preserved as one OF the
wonders Of the world immediate action
by the United states and Canada is re-
Quired, according to the findings of the
American members Of the International
Waterways Commission, which has for
The past year, been studying conditions
at the falls and in the tributary Great
Lakes.
After brief description OF the physi-
cal conditions the report gives a de-
tailed account of all the corporations now
engaged in the development Of power,
with the quantity of water which they
are using. the amounts which they are
preparing TO use and the amounts which
they are authorized, under their char
ters, to use. 1t includes ont only cor
porations taking water directly from
the Niagara River, but also sthose draw
ing water for power purposes from the
Erie canal, the Welland canal and. the
Chicago drainage canal. and furnishes
q list Of all franchises granted and not
perfected. The report states:
The total quantity Of water to be
taken from the river by works now
authorized is 60, 900 cubic feet per second,
or this amount &c, 200 cubic feet IS TO be
taken on the American side and the re-
mainder, $4,000 cubic feet. on the Cana
dian side. That is, q per cent Of the
average discharge and SS per cent OF
the low water discharge Of the Niagara
River will cease TO pass over the falls
when these works are completed and
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
|NTER-0CEAN|C
LINE IS OPENED
Mexican Railroad Across the
Gulf of Tehuantepec Fin
ished at Cost of S35, 900, 900

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Special
Agent Pepper of the Department of
Commerce and Labor has made a report
to tho Bureau of Manufactures on the
Mexican Railroad across the isthmus of
Tehuantepec and it's relation to the
Panama canal. This inter-oceanic line,
with its termini and harbor works at
Coatzacoalcos, on the Atlantic side.
and at Salina Cruz. on the Pacific, has
been opened to international trade after
an expenditure of $35,000,000. -
Intimations are given. that Mexico
will now enter upon a series of trade
treaties with Pacific coast countries of
South America to secure their inter
national traffic and also to extend Mexi-
can commerce. Though the harbor
works at Salina Cruz have not been
fully completed, the trans-shipment of
cargoes is announced to begin there in
June, 1906, though Mr.. Pepper believes
it cannot be inaugurated until Septem-
Der. The American Hawaiian Steam
ship Company is to operate nine $500
ton steamers on a triangular service,
touching at San Francisco, Salina Cruz
and Honolulu On the Atlantic side a
weekly steamer service is to be main
tained between Coatzacoalcos and New
York and Coatzacoalcos and New Or
leans.
Consul Dunning at Milan reports to
the Bureau of Manufactures on the
methods OF italian manufacturers in
building up their trade In the Philip
pines. Lombardy shipped $3.50 in goods
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

these should be treated with all honor
and reverence the City Council decided
to have them taken up and reinterred
In prominent position in the new
cemetery. small area was therefore
chosen for the reception OF these Illus
trious dead and also for other great
men who might come after them The
city bore all the expenses attending the
removal and reburying and sometimes
provided the monument. In other cases,
however. the friends and admirers OF
the deceased artists undertook the erec-
ton Of the memorial.
In. view OF the approaching centenary
of the death of Haydn Gin 1909) one OF
the City Aldermen recently proposed
that this great composers remains
should be brought from the small viii
lage churchyard where they were laid
and placed in the midst of his distin-
guished associates. The Alderman,
however, had overlooked the fact that
the great noble family OF Esterhazy had
removed Haydn's corpse fourteen years
after his death to a magnificent tomb
upon their estate at Eisenstadt- Haydn
had been private organist and music
they had therefore provided this final
resting place for him.
The spot chosen for the graves of
honorv has been tastefully laid out ana
planted with choice trees and shrubs
and beautiful flowers. 1t will shortly
be still more beautified by the erection
of magnificent church and colOnnades
which will cost nearly million dollars.
According to the plans, which have Just
been approved, the building and its
surroundings will give an effect some
what similar to that of the great square
of st. Peters in Rome. The church will
be of imposing proportions. it's gilded
cross rising some 200 feet above the
ground The crypt will provide space
for forty graves. Also in the colon
nades inclosing the area in front there
will be mural graves after the custom
of the Romans and eanly Christians.
These colonnades will be 1000 feet in
length and will AFFORD space for many
interments. 1t is probable that when
the area of the graves of honor" be-
gins to be exhausted Vienna's Illus
trious dead will be accorded q resting
place In the colonnades.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

in full operation. The quantity to be
diverted is more than double the guam
tity which now passes over the Ameri-
can falls, which at the average stage is
about q, 500 cubic feset.
Additional diversion would be an ex-
that now being tried and in our opinion
should not be permitted.
I'm return for the impairment Of the
falls thus far authorized the State Of
New York will receive practically moth
ing for the $4,000 horsepower author
tied on that side and the Queen Vic
toria Niagara Falls Park will receive an
annual rental Of $e07,0o or an average
of 65 cents per horsepower for the 49,
900 horsepower authorized on the Cana
dian side.
Improvements in the transmission Of
electric power and increased demand
will make a market for all the power
which can be developed at Niagara
Falls and will cause destruction Of
the falls as a scenic spectacle IL the de-
velopment be allowed to go on un-
checked.
1.-The object of the legislation recon-
mended would be to put a stop to the
further depletion of the falls and at the
same time lnf1fct the least possible in
jury upon the Important interests now
dependent. upon this water power. The
amount to be diverted on the Canadian
side, sc, 900 feet. has been fixed with n
view to allowing the companies on that
side the amounts for which they now
haye works under construction. Such
Legislation would give to Canada the- adj
vantage Of diverting 1900 cubic feet per
second more than is diverted. in the
United States. The advantage is more
apparent than real, since the power
generated on the Canadian side will, to
a large extent. be transmitted and used
in the United States. In The negotiation
of a treaty. however. the point should
be considered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY MEN
HOLD BANQUET AT PALACE

The alumni of the University of vir-
ginia gave banquet at the Palace
Hotel last night in honor of President
Alderman of that university, who is
visiting this city. AT the banquet lit
was announced that Patrick Calhoun
of the United Railroads had made a do
nation of $4,000 to the Thomas Jeffer-
son Endowment Fund. which was es-
tablished by Andrew Carnegie with a
gift of 100000
The toast, Thomas Jefferson. the
Founder of the University, was re-
sponded ito by Horace Platt. Others
who spoke were Judge John CARRIER,
Supreme Justice Henshaw and Patrick
Calhoun. Mr. Calhoun was made an
honorary member of the alumni asso-
citation. Most of the addresses and
toasts were in honor Of Jefferson.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
20 Dinner Sets AbOuth Price

We're discontinung 20 Dinner Sets, two alike. at
prices that practically quite COM
piete, we marked $500 values down $3.50,
and so on. the sets $1,000 when complete
other items from the Downstairs Crockery Store
worth close reading:
decorations and tinted. 10c.
Cun. md Saucers. china, with dainty
ed design and beautiful floral sprays 1Oc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Such a Go-Cart
As Many Would Sell at $3.50
Out at S4.95

That's the Hale way of pricing
good go-carts, one reason why
we're selling so many.
New Folding Cart: With reed reclining
back, seat and DASH spring gear; nut
less axles and rubber-tired wheels;
iron handle. S4.95.
sS.I5 GO-Cart. S2.75; Folding style; rub
ber-tired wheels; folds fiat; easy to
carry. Fourth floor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
NEW ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR
SAN FRANCISCO GAS COMPASS

F. v. T. Lee has been appointed as
sistant manager OF the San Francisco
Gas and Electric Light Company. He
appointment was announced yesterday
by John A. Britton, president OF the
company.
Notice was sent out yesterday an
nouncing the appointment to all the Of
fccrs and employees Of the company
with whom the new assistant manager
will come into contact.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Negro murderer. Hanged.

MOUNT HOLLY. N. J.. March "a
Rufus Johnson and George Small, both
colored, were hanged here today for
the murder of Miss Florence w. A1lin-
son. who was assaulted and killed in
barn near Moorestown. N. j., on jan
uary Is.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

salad Bowls. 10cl s-inch size fancy scaoped floral
spray decorations. 35c Ice.
Cups Snucers. 25c, OF thin Carlsbad china, worth
Csc to 45c. Fancy shapes neat decorations and gold
tracings
Wnter 6 Thin blown, perfect finish.
Ale Beer Glasses, Taper bell shape G. z
or ounce size Regular 75c and $100 dozen values.
25c.
Plates Decorated. OF English semiporce-
lain, floral spray decorations and gold edges.
Fruit Pink spray decorations.
Salad Bowls 25cs Semi porcelain, decorated
Vegetable Dishes 75c: and inch sizes, covered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Ribbon Beauty

Is growing greater.
Ribbon values are growing
more important. Easter three
All bows tied free.
At 1Oc. Worth 15c and 25c. Odd lines.
not many of a pattern; to inch
fancy striped, 8 y Inch plain taffetas
and other desirable ribbons. 1Oc yard.
Al 22c; Worth 30c. 51z Inch Messaline
ribbon, soft and lustrous. Good mil
linery shades, including cream, pink,
blue, cardinal, tan, reseda, brown and
nile. 22e yard.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
Machine $500

Every home should have a sew
ing machine. Turn thoughts into
deeds today. See this
Sewing Machine at $500
Drop-head style, light running. com
plete set of attachments, i've years
guarantee. Free lessons. A machine
that would sell ordinarily at $4,000. At
Hales, $500. Fourth floor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

white Isle thread, low neck, no
sleeves, trimmed with torchon lace;
knee length. Sizes 4, and 6. 75c.
Girls, Union Suits. Soc: OF ribbed cot
ton, medium weight, for summer
wear. Silk trimmed, pearl buttons.
Sizes to II years. soc.
Boys, Underwear. 25c: sOf plain ecru
balbriggan; summer weight Shirts
with French neck binding down
front Drawers with silesia bands
Sizes "a to 34. 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

Wonlen.s Pants. 25e: Lace-trimmed,
ribbed white cotton, knee length,
trimmed with wide lace. Sizes 4, 5
and G. 2Sc.
Women'S Union Suits. soc; OF ribbed
white cotton. summer weight, high
neck, long sleeves. ankle length, open
half way down. silk trimmed, pearl
buttons Sizes 4, 8 and 6. Doc.
White cotton. medium weight, high
neck and long sleeves, silk trimmed.
pearl buttons Sizes 4, and 8; also
extra sizes Z. and g. 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
These Values VIII
Interest You:

Potato sIicers. 1scs Good for all vege-
tables 1Sc.
Ensy Dough Mixer, SIC. Makes good
bread in less time. with less work
and less muss. Complete with 10
quart pan. An opportunity. SIC.
Victor wash Board. 1sc: Good 25c value.
Combination Gas Tonster. Csc: You can
toast slices at once; also make cof-
fee on burner. 25c.
40-foot Clothes Line. 1sc: OF Russian
hemp. 1Sc.
window Screens, 25css 1Sx33 inches.
Hardwood frame. 25c.
Alaska Ice Cream Freexers, S1.45s Quart
size. 2-quart at s1.65y 3-quart. $500,
4-quart, e2.55, 6-quart, $2.95, S-quart,
G4.25.
Mrs. POTTS Iron Set. s5c. 8 irons. stand
and handle.
Ostrich Feather busters 25c
8-inch size. Good busters,
plenty of feathers. a5c.
Towel Bars, 1Oc, 20-inch, nickel plated.
Regular zoe values at 1Oc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Sbemrer $eihenf6mans.

Sin Qei6eni9maus i'm tpiirttemz
bergii9en 5rantenlanb tann troy
aller 8~emiibun9en Der tpeltli6en un6
gsiitli9en @ebDrben eegen iibertrie=
bene 8ert6euerunsen ldnbli6er Sc
brGu3e AUDI in Der 9egenpart nod
bod 81 fteben fommen. 90 beri9tet
elm aenaeuer &enner unb 4ufsei9ner
oes 8oltsle6ens aus ben frdntii6en
9ebietstbeilen Wiirttembergs -iiber
ben @er6rau9 Bel einem 2ei9enz
fdmaus na9 Der 8eerbigHna zines
bermOgenoen 8auers, Der ppr einigen
Sabren in benz friiber CUR &ei9stabt
9aa gebOrigen pfarrbOrf 9Onbarbt
itarb.
Die 2ei9ensdfte tparen in smei
Wirt6sbGuIern undergraduate, i'm
@dftbpf CUR eide unb i'm 9Gnif&en
Wirtbsbaus. Oa nu9 alter i9fpGbis
f6er unb ni9t minber bpbenlobifds
frdnfif6er Sitte Der Spbte tiidtia
.bepeint" tpurbe, 10 purben beaablf
in Der eide 508 2iter Wein an 1 81.
alei9 SOB M. unb 5 otter Wein Az
1.20 M. slei9 6 &C., i'm 6duifGtn
@irtbsbaus 445 9iter @ein au L M.
glei4 445 3D., %auiammen fir Wein
$50 3d.; ferner in Der eide fir Bier
40 &C., fir Gisarrsn Sc, fir Gfen
fir auspdrtise @Gite SO M. unb fir
&affee 30 3d., i'm 9Gaif9en Wirt6ss
baus fir 8ier 10 90. unb fnr giaarz
rem SO M. Song au5erorbentli6es
tpurbe i'm 8erbrau1 bon &GIe qeleiz
ftet. gs tpurben ndmli9 in beiben
Wirtbsbdufern sufammer1 eeaefen
$50 pfunb Gmmentbaler unb 18O
pfunb gadfteinfdie, b. +. fir 478 90.
&dfe. Der Werbrauh bes 8rotes
beim 2ei4enfdmauie pirb at 300 M.
bere1net, unb ba bic 2eidenfoiien
srfter 2laFe fi9 auf $50 M. beliefen,
10 foftete bic 8eerbisuns fammt 2eis
menfdmaus 2237 Marf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29

DAB Siefes Dort 10 riet ME lang'
peiltsen, unniiBen S6pab fii6ren
beibt, lit betannt; ni4t 10 augemein
befannt biirfte iebp9 feline 9ertunft
iein. gs finb nunme6r fait breimal
bunbert Sabre perflofen, ba Do6nte
in Sena am Mii6lba6e, au9 Die
feline Saale" eenannt, elm 8artI9eez
rer pber 8uber, Der feline &unben,
pGbrenb lie fi6 bon inn bebienen lie
BEN, bur9 daerlei luitige @infGqe
uno S9nurren gu unterbalten pflegte
unb Bel bieier Dirt Der l1nter6altung
ndbesu ausi9lieBli4 basWOrt fiihrte.
Man nannte ben Mann nun ni1t,
ME ieben anberen, 9in5 ober Sung,
ionbern auf 9runb Ieines 9erufs
unb Der Gage feiner Wertftatt einfa9
ben pSaalbaber" unb ipGter 10 ieben,
Der INNER pielerlei gu teben bate
unb fei1en onbern al Mort fommen
lteb. Man barf pegen biefer feftfte<
benben Qbitammung beg Wprtes benin
audi ni9tSalbaaber, ~fal6aabern aus=
fpre9en, fonbern es beibt ri6tig
Saalbaoer, ~faalbabern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Die feinere e5hi6fett.

Sin Der italisnii9en 8oti9aft in
Waibingtpn attabirter Gpnte, Der
iebt bur9aus geipanbt unb fdit bidz
lettlos enslif4 fpri4t, er5Ghlte oieier
Sage, bab cine Dirt falf6e 9Dfli9teit
Der 9uten @efeGi9aft Die @erDoqs
tommung in Der englii9en Gonperias
tion iebr erf9pert.
yWGbrenb Staliener rnb 6rdn3os
len einen Sremben, Der ii9 bemiiht,
ibre Spra9e gut ipre6en gu lernen,
auf %ettpaige Sebler freunbli9 unb
Derbinbli6 aufmertIam MAIDEN, ges
f3iebt bier ni9ts berelei6en. SD
nil sSbnen Elm 8eifpiel geben. Sn
Netppprt lub mid cine Dame, Die De-
rem 9auie i9 Su Safe mar, gu elmer
Spasierfu6rt elm. S6te berrli9en
gferoe tan3ten fOrmli@ Die SsaeDus
Qtpe. entlang. SD poate i6r elm
Compliment iiber bds i90ne Sc
Ipann MAIDEN, dber i9 fonnte ni6t
auf bas englii9s Nprt fir = nun,
Ste fperoen h0ren. Sd tlpptte alp
auf meine 8eine unb fragte:
,Wie nenrlen sic bob base"
rSrpufers", antpprtete Die Dame.
,Sa bod. limb nun fdnn i'd la
gen, S6re pferbe unb iiberbaupt
ameritunii9e i9pingen lire Srons
fers tpie cine primd 8uGlerind".
Die Dame per5og feline Wttene.
@m nG6ifen Sage 6atten mir eix
gicnic auf ben 8lippen iiber Dem
Meerestranbe. Mabame tran9irte
elm 9u6n unb frdgt mid: rWag fir
elm Stiid fann i9 S6nen seben?"
Sins bon ben SrpuIers, tpenr t9
bitten bari
.Sd tonnten fih eini9e junge Sda
men ni6t entbalten lout aufsula6en.
Die sun5e @eIeGI9aft ftimmte elm,
unb i9 srfldrte. : WGre es nun
ni9t cine feinere 9Ofli9teit gepeien,
tpenn iene Dame meinen Srrtbum
iofort corrigirt bdtte9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Sas SssimaIfpfseu, In easIano.

Die 8emii6ungen um Ginfibrung
bes Se5imalfbftems in England tperz
ben eifrig fortgefebt. Die rSe5imul>
Mhoctdtion", Deren fteQpertretenber
9orfiBenber Der berii6mte pbpiifer
2orb &eltpin lit, nil einen neuen
Selb5ug unternebmen, nm Die Gin
bringing zines 9eiesss i'm Inter
1aufe por5ubereiten. Der neuefte
8eri9t, ben Die @eretnigung ertattet
bat, peift barauf bin, DAP Die Ser
fe6ter bes metrii9en MaBes uno
9epi9tes in ben @ereinigten Stau>
ten bur9 Die Ginbriugung zines Sc
feBes i'm Nbgeorbnetenbauie ermls
tbigt tporben feien; bieies 9eieB. iebe
ben dusI9liebliAen @ebrau9 Der D.
Simalmabe unb z9epi9te in alien
3egierungsberpaltungen por, unb Is
lei gu boffen, bdB bic @usI6uBbera>
t5ung, Der es ieBt unterliege, ginftig
rerlaufe.
Sn ben 8eri9t pirb fern.r Der
rMhoctation Of Sraoe prptection
Societies" Defenders gebantt fir ibr
fortgeieBtes Gintretsn 5usunften Der
3pangseinfi6runs Der metriide1
Maabe unb Gepi9te; ba biefe @erz
einigung fOpObl &leinz Die @robs
bGnbler umfabt, 10 bebeutet lire
9ilfe cine Dibsrlegung Der 8ebdupa
tung, baB Die aleintaufleute Die @nz
nabme bes Se5imalipftems ni6t
erpiinf6ten. Bemertenspertb lit nod
bic Mittbeilung, baB Die candbif4e
&egieruns einen prpfefor Der nnia
perftdt Soronto beauftragt bat, elm
Sabr lang in alien srDberen StGbten
bon 9alifar Bis 8dncouDer 8orleiunz
gen Iber Die metrif4en Maabe uno
@epi9te al 6alten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
WibIuasene Musreoe.

9eprse Wafbington 9rant See
Sadion, elm tleiner Negsr, ipurbe in
sinem Waf6instOner poliSetgsri9t
unter Der 4ntlaae porsefiibrt, Steine
%geporfen uno elm Senfter Sertriimz
inert gu BADEN. Oils er bappnrannte,
tpurbe er abgefaBt.
@r beItritt feline S9ulb.
,I6er fpenn Su bas Seniter ni6t
eingepprfen bait" fragte i'm Der
&i4ter, rfparum biF Su bunn tpegs
gelaufen?"
sd pO1te nur na9 9aufe unb
oas 9elo bolen, Inn es gu besablen,
6err."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
cine SbtsrfabeI oer Sottentotten.

Inter Der eineeborenen BepDlfe<
runa OeutI9sSi ibneitafritds nebmeu
Die 6ottentotten binii9tlt6 ibrer Snz
teQigen3 peitaus Die erfte STEELE Elm.
S6tn5 nennt tie quite uno loeii9 benz
tenbe Eebner, uno ibre f9arfe uno
logii9e Ssnfungspeife fommt treffz
li9 audi in ben oabllpfen Shierfabelu,
Die lie. bi9ten, gum 4usbrud. Sn
bieien Sbterfnbeln, bic cine bo6e 8e=
gabung unb Sinn fir 9amor beturs
ben, fpieft Der S6atal Die Suupt=
role. Man t0nnte i'm als ben afris
tanif6en ~Reinefe 5u9s" beoei6nen.
Cine Der beiten Gradblungen bonn
S6afal lei bier miieetbeilt. Sic Be-
titelt fi9 nSes 2Open &rantbeit" unb
ldutet etpa fDleenbermaBen: Sc pirb
eradblt, bub Der Some emit trant
mar. Sd famen ale, i'm gu beiu9en.
Sur Der S9atal fam ni9t, neil Gle
Spuren berer. Die gu benz QSipen eez
sangen paren, ni4t ipieber 5uriid=
fii6rten. 0esbal6 berfldgte bic 6DGne
ben S9atal betm 2Onen uno 1prd9:
SD fomme uno beiu6e bid, aber
Der S6atul lGBt ii9 ni6t berbei, gu
fommen unb mad Dir gu ieben." Sa
fanbte Der 2Dpe Die 5pGne gum
S9atal, er fpue fommen. Dis tie
i'm bru9te, fraete Der Come:
rWarum famft bu ni9t, mid gu be-
fuden?" Der Sdufal ipra9: nNi4t
bod, 9err! Oils i9 60rte, baB mein
Sbeim d. 3. Der 2Otpe) 10 frant lei,
sing i9 gum 4r5te unb fragte i'm,
tuel4e Mebi5in msinem Sbeime sesen
feline S9merSen belfen tpiirbe. Der
Oottor faste: gr foa bic 6ndne fan=
gen, ibr bus Sea a65ieben unb fi9
b~ineinpideln, 10 lange es nod tparm
lit; bann pirb er tpieber geiunb per>
ben. Die 9bGne fiimmerte fi9 aber
ni9t I'm meines Sbeims 2eiben." Oa
tparb Der 2Otpe 5ornig, ergriff bic
9pGne, aog ibr Die 9aut iiber bic
Obren, tpGbrenb lie aus 2eibestrGften
fdrie, unb pidelte ii9 binein. Ser
S9afal aber sins u~nbe6enist Don
bdnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Ni6t iut &anfe.

Die Srau zines 8unbesabeeprbnes
ten beri9eu6te zines Nadts einen
@inbre&er aus i6ret @obnung in
Maibington. Sic b0rte Elm perbG9s
tises 9erduf9, fanb auf, mu4te
2i9t, unb Der Ginbre9er entflob.
Gbe Die Srau pubte, boB bic Sc
fahr Doriiber mar, fpedte iis ibren
Mann:
rSte6 auf, Mann," risf lie, ,fteb'
auf; es iinb Siebe i'm Saufe."
nuniinn," %antportete Der gonsrebs
abgeorbnete, inbem err fi6 pieber Der
Wano 5ubrebte. ngieaeidt i'm Ses
nat, aber i'm 6auie ni6t."