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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
DfrgeBlide Rei[tn0e.
9rafttf6e NeifpieIe aus Der e6peta- 0uts
0etdafte fur Giieubabuen.

Die @erseblidteit man6er &eifen=
Der ilIuftrirt elm 8Iatt aus Der S9pei3
bur9 bic folsenben erbauli9en 8eiz
fpiele:
Gin 5oteIbeiiser in 9enf ftente elmer
4merifanerin Elm foitbares, nit tpertb@
bonen Stiiden sefuGtes Supelentditz
9en pieOer gu, Oas lie ibm our Iufs
%betpabruns iiberseben, Bel Der Ibreife
jebo9 berseHen bate. Der 9otelier
mubte mebrere Wpden iu6en, ebe es
ibm gelang, Die 8eiiserin pieoer aufs
aufinben, Die einfa9 aneenommen
bate, Dap man ibr Dem S4aB in einew
@iienbubn5use eeitoblen babe.
Sine giienbabnseienf4aft forste
po9enlang fir einen %foftbdren
@3oobbunb, Der elmer Yarifer Gamilis
eeborte, Oie i'm gu einem !6otel in GU
germ sef9idt uno Die Damn ben Namen
bes Sotels bersehen bate.
Sn einem 9immer zines 9otels IN
3iri6 tpuroen 1000 Trancs in pae
piergelb gefunoen, uno Niemanb mel
bete ii9, Der &nipru9 auf Die Moneten
erbob.
Sn gbamounir fab fi9 elm gnslGn=
Der %gen0tbist, Die 6ilfe Der poli5ei in
4nfpru9 gu nebmen, neil er iein Sotel
niGt tpieoerfinben fonnte. Bel feiner
@nfunft mar er bort binseeangen,
bate fein gauges GepGd in Dem Wartes
raum oes Sotels eelafen, elm 3tmz
mer eemietbet lino mar odnr fofort
aufgebrc6en, I'm einen @lfItieg gu TIM
t%ernebmen. Mls er suridfebrte, bate
sr feline Qbnung mebr, no fem 5otel
lag.
ginmal Fat ipgar cine oeutf9e 5as
Mile bon aft perionsn, Die nu9 Ser
ritet ging, zines ibrer iiinseren &tnber
auf Dem 8abnfteie in 9aufunne perz
3eFen, unb Der Batter mubte Suriidtebs
rem, I'm oas Sinh ab5ubolen.
Man f9Gbt, bab bon Den &eiienben
In S9peiaer Sotels unb @ifenbabnen
auiGhrl9 pdbrenb Der Suiion GeIn
unb @egenItdnbe i'm Mertbe o 1907
1000 Srancs bereeHen tperben, uno Die
@iienbabn ma9t nit Dem 8erfuuf Der
rereeFenen WertbgeeenftGnOe elm re6t
outes 9einGft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Sie streiflage in @biting
S9mer pom Shtdials etrofen.
Mnoere Wentgfetten aus oett
8taate Smotaua.

Sammonb. Der STREET bei
anaeFelten Der gtanbarb Oil 60. tn
Wbitins iasint Elm bartnddiser tueroeu
au molten, oa bie Beamtsn Der @om'
panic sntf9IOhsn iein iolsn BEN
unionprinaip bas Rhdsrao gu bre&en.
unb grobe 0orbereitunsen ben 2ampl
gum @noe su fhbrsn fno bon Der Com
panic gstrofen.
Ane Ni9tuntonifen uerben beinabs
aIs 8sfanssne sebaltsn, ba ote Gnr4'
Dor aust9rsitunsen ein aus9eben oer'
ielben In bic G5taot be~rbinbert. Wa'
gen nit probiant uno getten bic fh,
biefe 2eute nod Der 6abrif beorosr
uarsr. uurosn burG 2eute, usl6'
nit ben Strsifsrn fpmpatbiRren, 3u'
r~hfgsuisfsn. Sas @srti4t, oab bi,
@ompanie 0eser aus alabama sinsu'
fabren aebsntt. tpirb bon ben 8samter
oerfeIben beffritten. Beioe Setter
fasen, BOB Der 2ampf Bis gu gnb'
ausgsfo1ten treroen fon. Si'
l1nioniRsn erbalten bon anSerer
llnionsn 1nterftbuns, unb Is wirt
gebrobt bab bic STANDARD Del Com
panic In allen Stdotsn, mo bisislb'
SntersKsn bat. bur9 strsits bsfdmpf
rusrbsn lou. Wan 9laubt bob oisl
elmer Der f4psrffsn admpfe swif&er
0apital unb Arbeit tperben tpirb.
Sort Wapne. 9arDsp Sacio'
ion, elm Barber aus 8arrstt, Der ttir3'
LID In Wi9isan untsr antIage be:
Sis5aabIs einseliefert. sann aber e6ren'
boil sntlnRsn puroe. i&sint bon, Wib'
ssi&ide berfoI9t 3u fetn, benin auf ben
Rhdmege na9l8arrstt fisl e. bier bot
sinsm 3uge uno bsibe Beine MURDER
ibm a~bgefabren.
Sabioion rettete f4 bon benz Der
bluten babur9, bob sr NIT isirem $a'
i9sntu4e unb nit fsinsm S9lipis I'D
bic geine u~nterbnnb. gr uuroe, burd
6unssr unb 9urf sri96pft mad ben
6oipitals gebra&t. Seine 5rau uni
3tnsi Rinbsr bsfnoei IT'D In ohrftiser
umfdnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Chen ttno Miihehen.

Ra6 ben dnttli9en grmitteluneen
fpare1 unter ben i'm Sabre 1904 i'm
Oeut59en Rei9e sefdloHenen 477,822
@5ta 434,530 slei9en Relisionsbez
tenntniHes, unb 5tpar entfielen $685.
$50 Ghei9liebunsen uuf epunselifde,
Ids, 696 auf fatbolffHe unb 4O01 auf
jioif9e Brautpaare. Die %reinfpnfeiF
fionenen gbsi9Iiebunsen n1udten ulfo
900 prooent, Die semtfdttonfeffionelz
len 81 prosent Der eeidmmten aug.
9ei onoers bdufig fpuroen Mif9eben
apif9en ssuben unb Gbriften ftanoes.
amtli9 ansemeIbet. WGbreno I'm
Sabre 1902 nur 500 berartige 9eira>
them gef6loFen tpurben, ftiee ihre 3abl
1903 auf 635 Inb i'm folgenoen Sabre
ouf 72O. Weitulis am bGufisffen fpu=
rem 9eiratben apii9eH einem Suosn
uno elmer epdneelii9en gbriitin, fe to-
men 316mal Dor. Damn fplgten Chen
spif&en epdneelif6en MGnnerr unb
jibiiden 5rauen, ndmli9 256. Die
497 INSTRUMENTATION MH9eben
oes %senunnten Sabres tparen fomit ouf
572 i'm Sabre 1904 eeitiegen uro be-
trusen anndbernb piermal fopiel ais
oie iiibii9<fatbpliiden 8erbinbungen,
oeren 148 SGle fi9 je CUR 6Glfte duf
Die beiben bier mDsIi9en &ombinutio@
men bertbeilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
9renBifbe 8riminaIftafiffif.

Die @eiammt5abl Ser Inter
Iudungse, @traf> uno Gipilbaftsefans
aenen, Die i'm 2aufe zines Subres in
0en SuiissefdnsniHsn untsrsebra4t
porben fin6, 1T in Yreuben mad Der
iebt per0ffentIidten Statiitit fsit ben
Sabren 1924, in benen fe fat
aleid bod mar, Biz 1899-1900 ftetie
bon runo $4,000 auf 435,603 5us
riiGaeaanaen, aber in Den beiben fol-
een6en Sabren, Oem pirtbi9aftli9en
NieSergang, gang Defenders 1901
1902 pteoer erbeblih, big auf 482,606
geftieaen-oie Sabl Der unterfu4ungss
eefoneenen alein auf 157,446 uno ods
NIT auf cine porber ME errei4te 9obe-
fporauf fe 19O2-1903 uno tarnents
li6 19O3-19O4 abermals sefunfen
1T: lie betrua i'm lebtgenannten Re6s
nunasiabre 459,333 (bas fino 1882
%fpeniasr als i'm 0oridbre). bon oener
81, 22O e 12,383) Straf<, 44,799
4 $780, nnteriu9ungs< uno 1914
T. 1861 acknowledgements fparer.
On ben, Hidsang Der 9sfdrgefetl@
sabl par abfplut pie relatip bag fpetbs
lide @efdle6t piel itdrtsr dig oas
mGnnli6e betbeilist; tpdbreno rtdmlt6
Die Sabl Der jdbrli4, untergebra4ten
mGnnIiGen @efansenen nlr etne Mb>
nabme BON 407,060 begin. 41O,694 IN
ben Ssobrem 1924 auf 382.66O i'm
Sabre 1903-1904 erfuhr, iant DIE Der
neibli9en @efansenen bon 1l5,2O7
auf 1858 unb 5tpar ununtsrbrohen,
abseieben bon elmer gang unbeoelitens
Den grb0bung i'm Rehnungsjabre 1901
1902, 70 bab Die 3undbme Der Ses
fangenenaabI in ben Sabren Der lsbten
pirtbi6aftli6sn &riie i'm lpeientliden
auf oas mdnnli4e Sef4leht auetn
entfdnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

3 auerIaub 9eins.-
@eorae Wsbesr. Rsparaturen. 2412
Norb capitol 4bs., 5000. = %. 0t.
Depts, R~sparatursn, 24l9 Sale Str.
$200.-Orl WeRinnsp, Rspara'
tureu, 1926 Rappes Str, $105. =
Mnna Mpban, Rsparatursn, $40 8lats
Str. $100.-Sobn 6. Billion. &epa'
ratursn. 2016 Norb Ssrisp Str, $500.
= Sobn gornet, Rsparatureu, 1926
Norb arisanaI Mbs.. 500. - s. @.
Nfegolins, &sparaturen, 2067 parl
Aoe., $500.-Warp 8. peaesd, Repa.
raursr. 20l8 Cf 10. Str, 1913. =
glmsr furnace unb %. g. Soan,
Saus, 1925 slporb Str, $1,000. -
Jreb unb glara &isbsl, 5ramsbaus.
college aps. unb ~. Str, $1,000. -
gbna 6absnsp, Wobnbaus, ga uni
626 Somnins Str, $4,000. - 6rau
Sarab porter, Rsparatursn, 22Os
college Abe., $500. - 6. 8. uno %.
6. groi1, Wobnhaus, gds Dounsr
unb Union Str. $2000.-6rant Eur.
nsr, 2h9e, 1909 Wef Worris, $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
v@o Bartbel Den WoR bolt"

Dieies nod beute in @ebrau4 ftes
benbs Spri9port tit ON 5ufe bes
Martgrafen 9ans bon &iiftrin entz
ftanben. Siefer Tiirft bate ndmlia
einsn treuen Hatb Hamens 8artbols
bus bon Manbelslobe, furapes r8arz
tbel" genannt, Der ettpas foftfpielige
N~eigungen bate. go fam er einft on
tinem Wo9entase in feinen, feibenen
Striimpfen gum @Ortrase. mas benz
fparlamen Martsrafen in bic @ugen
fta9: 81, ei, 8artbel," rebete er ben
Serrn Ratb on, ri4 babe audi feibene
Striimpfe, aber i9 TRACE lie 1ur be5
Spnntags." On Der Safel 9ans
bon &iiitrins CABS fir sep0bnlid
nur &rohener Ganbpein. Run bate
Der rg.beimbe Hatb" 9err 8artbel
bon Manbelslobe Seine &urfiirftlihe
@naben unb bic Oamen bes 9ofes 81
elmer feftIiden 9elesenbeit Bel fi9 gu
Slide selaben unb feinsn boben
g. ten einen poblf9medenben, fetnen
1pdE09eH HetH DDl9e!eBI. XXI
Marferaf f9medte lanse unb fragte
bann bertpunbert: n8artbel, no bait
bu ben Moft h~ersebolt2" 81 nurbe
Der @efragte fsbr perlegen, ride oanrl
aber bod nit Der Wcbrbeit bercus:
Gin fr%ansOiifder Gbelmann, Der beim
Marfgrafen bereebli9 um cine Mu=
bien5 ansefudt, bate. um feline @b@
fidt bod nod gu erreiden. benz Germ
&atb Bartbel elm Jdb4en Malpafkr
eef9enft. = rDds 1T ihDn. baB id
benz Welfden nidt ben Winen setban
babe" REF Der Marfgraf frobselaunt
aus, raber nun peib i9 aud, mo
8artbel ben Moft bolt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

5 o n beiiBt 81 Sbeater nit
1,015 Siben uno 46 Mufitbanen uno
0arietGtentbeater nit 1854 StBen.
San5fdle, &onsertfdle pIdbe,, ME
Garls Court unb 10 %tpeiter, eingere6s
net, fino in 2onbon 248 2pfule Dem
Imiifement eepibmet, in benen GiBs
pldbe fir iber $4,000 peripnen iinb.
Brpt ausW pos. 2Gngs bes
golumbtafIuFes bereiten ii9 Die Sns
oianer cine Dirt grot aus einem OH
BEN pehtannen p~ortommenben Woofe.
Sas Mpos miro auf 9aufen suium'
mengef6idtet uno nit WaFer be-
fprenet. tpona9 es cine @Gbrung
ourdma9t. Damn ront man es Sn
auseln bon MunnestopfgrObe uno
bGdt es in ausaeheiaten grbaruben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

lSptt1 0uHtHH DN" " ~
arie&ifden unreselmGbigen @erben
bate er riatis sefpnnt. Sonberbar,
pie nan 10 bumm fein fann. 4bsr
elm lebenluitiser, ftrammer 8u1d
mar er bdmals sepeien.
Sufemihl fub auf feline ubr; es
mar eben bier. Wenn er um ssbn
ging, mar es firth senug. Ilfo batts
er nod einige StunDen 3eit. Was
er bamit pobl mu4te2 plDbli9 tam
ibm EN- berrlidsr @ebante. gr pontl
nod einmal fem 2ieblinesgeri4t efen,
Dies @eri9t beftanb aus 3piebad
NIT Butter unb 3uder. Oas mar
au9 10 cine baaritrdubenbe Oumms
beit Der Menfden. buB tie iiber be
fes @eriht thinner la9ten. Warum
Ionte er 3piebad nit 3uder ni6i
gsrre eFen9 Oils gutter Sunssef.G,
bereitete Der profeFor fi4 fein Mbenb.
brpt tets ielbft. @r bate besbalf
3piebad nit 3uder immer borrGtbig
Wit benz iiberlesenen 2ddeln zines
p6ilpfppben eing er an fetnen
Saranf, UNI ii9 fein 2iebIinssseridi
at bereitsn. Damn ieBte er fin bebag.
LID in feinem 2ebnftubl unp beganu
at fauen. Mber i9on na4 benz er.
fen BiHen leste er BEN 3piebad fort.
f4ittelte fein tubles 6dupt uni
ft0hnte gang per5peifeIt. Nein, q
mar pirtli9 ni4ts mebr nit ibm;
lfes5f 3tpiebad NIT 3uder f@medtt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
eanft Siirofrattms in s~sramfreid,.

Der wTisaro" bat in einem puriIer
poitbureau folgen6e lInter6altung Be-
laui9t: Ser 8iirgersmann: sd
babe ba einen 9aufen ungebruudter
p%ofttarten, Die id gesen sbsnfoDiele
&artenbriefe um5utaufden bite" Ses
geamte: Sam i9 ni9t, msin 6err."
= rWiefo9 Der &artenbrief foitet iett
bod e%benipbiel ME Ole poittarte, 10
gentimes." - r9epib, aber mir 6a=
ben nidt Die @rmG9tisung, ben nms
tauf9 poraune6men." = y@ber sic
tauIden mir bod isoen Iuqenblid
bef6mubte o6er falf9a6reFirte poitz
tarten UNI" = rSa, freilid: UNI
brau96ar sefporbene poittarten tann
ib auriidne5men un6 segen &artsns
briefe umtaui4en. Iber reue poft=
farten bari i9 ni9t suriidnebmen."
= vWenn i9 alio bon meinen ain=
bern &erlden uno Sbiere auf bic &ar=
ten malsn lafe, bdnr tperben lie umz
tauidfdbig2" -nNatiirIi9, Damn emit
fpreden lie ben anforoerungen oer
@erpaltung." Der 8iirsersmanu
tritt ans S4reibpult un6 triBelt ber>
riidte9lbrefen auf feine8arten: w6errn
Beraro, poitdef." -r9errn 5auieres
8Dnie BON Grunfreia, in fsinem 5oz
tel" u.f.p. Damn bringt er fein Sc.
f9reibfel gum S9ofter suriid. =
Der 8eamte: pS4an! 9ier fint
Hhre &drtenbriefe!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

iAm ni9t mebr. = gr bate f6 pcr-
sriffen unb fiatt 3uder S4nupftabat
aufgefreut, aber fem nur alf bas
5obe seri9teter Geiit bemertte bieIe
&leinigfeit ni9t.
SEPT beriu9te er es NIT Der pfei<
Re. Iber es mar beute eben Nles
berbrebt. Die pfsifs poGte nidt bren,
men. gr aiinbete elm Strei96ola mad
benz anbersn an, iog unb Jog, aber
es niBte ni9ts. Sin piberli6er,
i4pefeli9er 9ef6mad fam i6m in
ben Nunb, aber fem Sabatsrau@. gr
bate ndmlia persefien, bic pfeife su
itopfen. 9erapeifelt ftsnte sr tie in
bic Gde. Gs sins eben ni9t mebr nit
linn. gs mar i9on bas Hidtiqfte,
penn er Die 3eit Biz sebn lbr perz
i4lief. gr nabm dlip einen arpben
8ogen Papier unb f6rieb barauf:
sd bin lebensmiDe unD min in's
WaHer seben."
Oieien 3ettel leste er Dor ii6 auf
feinen S9reibtii9, itente ieinen Wez
der auf halb sebn Ibr unb i9Iisf in
ietnem 2e6nftubl elm.
oils er erpa4te, f6ien Der Mpnb
freunbli9 in fein 3immer. Ser
S4laf bate i'm erquidt, 10 bab er
ii9 eigentli9 re9t tppbl fiiblte. @ben
tppnte er ii9 bariiber f~reuen, als er
ben 8ogen papier auf einemS 9reibs
tif9 fab. Sa ri4tis, er mar ia le=
bensmiibe! 4lfo arif gum Canal! Oa>
nit er u%ntertpess ni4t auf anoere Sc
bdnfen fGme, nabm er ben 8ogen
papier in bic 9anb unb fas unter<
tpegs beim S9ein bes Monbes forts
pGbrenb:
sd bin lebensmiibe unb min ins
Wdfer ge6en."
Der Wes gum Canal mar aiemlid
tpeit. Qber es mar iebr i9Dn braii>
Ben. Der prpfehor slaubte feItftelen
5u miiHen, bab Elm peiter Spaaierz
gang an einem Sommerabenb benz
Meni9en redt gut tblt. Iber bdmit
bate er, befen 2eben absef9loHen
mar, ia ni9ts me6r gu tbun. Dim gas
nal gtng er cine Strede melt binaus
Bis CUR Bride. IS mar fein Meni4
ba, nur Der Monb f9ien ianft auf
bus gurgelnbe Baher.
Sufemibl itanb auf Der Bride els
men @usenblid tin : bann f9pung
er fi9 plDBli9 ii6er bas 9elGnber uno
pas surgelnbe BaHer i@lug f4duz
menb iiber i'm 3uiummen. SIM Sal
len bd9te er:
.Sonoerbdrl Sd tdnn ben Sedts
fprung bod nod. Mon perlernt 70 et>
mas bod ni6t!"
nno bdnn --- beoanr1 er in>
itinttiO frGftis gu idpimmen. limb
neil er fid babel feltfamer Weiie 10
pohl fiihlte, bab er on gar ni4ts
ba9te, i9tpamm er elm sanaes Stiid
Lungs bes Canals, um bann ebenio
~initinftib ans 2ano gu tlettern. Damn
ging er mad Suuie, lesfe ii9 tns gett
uno f4lief einen lungen, s~efunben
S6laf.
Mls er am anbsren Morssn ertpah.
tie, tpunberte er ii9 febr iibere feline
naHen &leiber. Damn fanb er in Der
8rufttaf9e mod ben 8osen.
gr lief i'm 4bamsfoitiim ldnee i'm
3immer bin unb fer unb punoerte
fid. gr nunberte fi9 iiber @aes
unb ni6t gum Mirbeiten barber,
bab er fi4 10 pobl fihlte. So, 10
tpobl fiihlte er ii4, -bab nu4 lanser
Sabren Der erite geiunbe @eodnte in
ibm auffties. : Gr budte : unb er
fonnte babel ld4eln: sd min BON
iebt an mai bdufissr lebensmiibe iein.
Sol4e abenbli4en Spaaiergdnge uno
8Gber i9einen febr gut 81 tbun. Sd
| CLAUDE, t9 mar nur ~lebensmiibe, neil
i9 por lauter 9elebriamteit perlernt
bate, 81 leben."
I Damn fanb er BEN angebtfenen
3piebad auf benz Slid unb ba iah
er audi, bab er i'm nit S9nupftabdi
beitreut bate.
..gNn Rnrfhel hen NR n n bnIf.U
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

nie Yerion, peIde bic @ode nit
I'LL Dem 8epnbtiein besinnt, bab Sas
= SaIat Der b%ersansenen @ode fort
lit unb nod basu nit elmer Sbpotbefe
auf bas SaIar Der fommenbeu @ode,
bat teinen eporn fur Bic arbeit unb
siebt benz arbeitseber nidt ben @ertb
ben He erbdIt. Nuf Der anberen San6
tann bon benz Wanne, tpeIder elm bib>
ides Spar gonto nit biefer ftarfen
Sefeafdaft befst unb beitanbig biusu
fist, nit Si@erbsit bebauptet tuerben,
bab er @ersniisen an feiner @rbeit
inbet unb Elm uertbboIer Mrbeiter III.
Sic MoraI if einfa4 /: Grohnen sic
elm Spar @onto nit bieier geieafaaft.
8 Yroaent 8imfen meI4e mir besabIen
trasen gum Ba@stbum bes 6onbs BEL.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
&apttaI s., zoo, 10000
uspssl@ub ......... 626y000.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

Beperber: rSn biefsm langs
tpeiliaen Neite fanr id MIR nod blet'
ben, penn sic mir bic 9onb Shrer
ToHtsr aeben.~-W a TIT: r9m.
Damn perben Ste erf reHt fort frpnen.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

Das aetesimm.r oes
1rttif9en M ueums In
2onoon tpurbe I'm Sabre 1905 bon
Mo,040 peripner befu9t, bartf9nitts
lid tdsli4 bon I'll 2efern. WGbrxnb
bes Jabres tpuroen ben 2efern 1,599,s
662 Bxnbe tn Der BibIiofbef fiberrei&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

= uniberlegt. Sinh Gie
ni4t berienise. tpel6er mir seffern
Mbenb cine Obrfeise sabg" = Be
buure. nein!~
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
Doom Of the Luncheon.

When you go for long tramp do
not bother to take lunch with you
Just put half dozen Jumps of sugar
in your pocket and eat them when you
get tired and hunger. You will at once
find your strength and freshness re-
newed. This is what DR.. Lee, pro
lessor of physiology at Columbia uni
versfty, and author of several i'm
portant works on vital processes Of
life, firmly asserts. Fatigue, accord
ing to Professor Lee, Is result of GER
tain chemical changes in the body, due
to muscular exertion. Sugar, taken
internally, arrests and prevents these
changes. The sugar. to be specific,
replenishes the carbohydrates that are
wasted BIZ eGertion and causes the
fatigue due TO the waste to disappear.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
Cranks and Kansas.a

There is one point that I wish to
present to you. The press of the east
has always referred to Kansas as the
home of the crank. A short time ago
| spent three years at labor in the Dis
trict of Columbia. There was grieved
to see the constant comment Of the pa
pers of the east about Kansas, the
crank state.
Nov, as a matter of fact, there
have never been any cranks who were
born in Kansas. The reported ones
that we once had have all left. There
are no native born cranks, no native
born inmates of the penitentiary, the
asyfumes or the jails. At our peni.
tertiary we have few convicts from
Oklahoma. We get our pay for their
entertainment in warrants which we
sell to run our state governments.
"In this exposition we can give an
object lesson to the fasteners and the
world, and we can make them pay the
expenses Of their educat alton" From
an address by Eugene F. Ware at
Topeka.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
Churchyapd Novelty.

In the churchyarl of the little vii
tage of Primer, Eng, there stands q
monument quite distinct from all those
which surround it. It consists of q
TALL square pyramid overgrown with
ivy, through the middle of which pro
tects coffin made OF stone. This
monument was raised by a sen to his
parents, William and Agnes Loudon
as the Inscriptions tell. They do not
however, tell why he, chose to have his
parents remains poised in midair IL
the stone shell, instead OF being buried
in the usual manner.
This curious act is accounted for il
stranger manner. 1t appears that
his parents came into some money
which was to be theirs 80 long as
their bodies were above the ground. ;
When they died. therefore, In order
that the money should not pass into
other hands, their son buried" them
In this curious manner, and, despite
the apparent injustice, his object was
attained.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
THE COUNTRY HOME.

Did you ever stop TO think that the
prospect Of a visit to the country home
is usually hailed with delight By both
young and old alike? The spirit of hos
pitality, comfort and plenty which per-
vades the whole atmosphere OF the
farm home is delightful in the ex-
IRENE, especially TO those who come
from city homes where economy is
practiced on every corner and the
good things so appetizing in the farm
home mean a good substantial tug at
the pocketbook when purchased in the
city. The hostess in the country home
cultivates and enjoys heG friends. She
can afford to be hospitable with re-
sources at her command which meet
the demand Of every occasion. She
makes her guests feel at home and
happy, while they in turn respond to
the freedom and lack Of formality with
great eagerness.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
A PLAN THAT FAILED.

In an attempt to solve some of the
difficulties incident to the immigration
problem the experiment was tried Of
colonizing some Of the Italian element
in certain districts of the south and
getting them started In the business of
fruit farming, the originator of the
plan doubtless thinking that if their
love Of the fruit business, as evinced in
their zeal for the push cart fruit ven
der vocation, could only be turned in
the direction of production, instead Of
vending, great good might result both
to the cities from which these for
eigners were drawn and to. the waste
districts Of the south which their efforts
would turn to some use.t The expert
ment didn't work, for the sons of sun
ny Italy suffered from nostalgia to
such an extent that they HE'D them
selves back to the squalid tenements
and smoky, noisy confines of the city,
where their constantly increasing num-
Der is becoming serious problem.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
UT NO TIE S


Most planters agree that in localities
where hard freezing can be expected
raspberries are better planted in spring
than fall
The strawberry bed should be nestled
in the warmest corner Of the garden.
To the south Of building is an ideal
place. AS space is of value in most
gardens, only the most prolific varieties
should be grown.
Germany likes Colorado apples. An
excellent demand for them is reported.
The fact that they are shipped mostly
in boxes also makes them desirable for
the export trade
In spite Of all talk about other rene
dies, the lime, salt and sulphur nd ture
seems to be the one that still ho the
fort against the San Jose scale. ~
ing time is here
Currant and gooseberry bust. an
be planted along the shadiest edge of
the grape treIlis. a partial shade suits
them in warm climates.
Many amateurs prefer the hill sys-
tenn of strawberries to the matted row.
The runners are more readily kept
down.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
DAY OF BIG THINGS.

This is an age. Of large things large
conceptions, large ambitions. Business
promoters talk glibly Of deals involv-
ing ten figures. We have our million
aires and our multimillionaires, who
die but to leave their immense riches
to be squandered by their children
who often have not the slightest con
ception of dollars true value. II
was the apt thought of some historian
who wrote upon the settlement of
America that the colonists who really
settled this country came from the mid
die class neither the froth nor the
dregs, but the real stuff that lies be
tween. And SO today 1t is to this same
middle class that the country must
look to furnish the men Of the nation
the clean citizens. The effete sons Of the
rich are cursed with the birthright Of
immense gold, the spending Of which
kills all ambition for being and doing
In the end it is the rural communities
from which the world must draw its
stamina. AS the mighty corporations
depend upon the local producers for the
material with which they feed the cit
les, SO the nation draws each year up
on the country for it's quota of rea
men.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
THE TROLLEY.

Il there IS any talk about running a
trolley line anywhere through the com
munity where you reside go forth and
meet the projectors more than halfway,
give them the right of way across your
land and take stock in the company and
push the enterprise along, for it is the
best thing which could possibly hit you.
Some men whose eyes are set too close
together don't do this, but hinder and
hamper the work in every possible
manner. The trolley line means full
municipal privileges and opportunities
for the country resident, wider and bet
ter markets, better schools and more Of
all that makes life worth living. Near
" every farmer appreciates the tele-
phone and the rural mail systems, and
the trolley road is the keystone to this
improved type of country living.