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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19
IMMIGRANTS FOR THE SOUTH

1t is announced that the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company
hrs perfected its arrangements to
put on line of steamers between
the German, French and English
ports and Galveston. That city,
we are told, was selected by the
officers of the steamship company
because they preferred the Texas
quarantine laws to those of the
other Southern States, but for
what reason we do not know.
However we may well envy the
thrifty Teutonic immigration that
this steamship company will bring
to Texas, for it will undoubtedly
be of great advantage to that COM
monwealth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19
SLOT MAC41r,1 6.
They Were Used Daring t.ac Time
and Reign OF Ramescs.

They Were Used Daring t:,c Time
and Reign OF Ramescs.
y correspondent Of the Boston Her.
aid writes: at is true there are few
thing new un,.Cr the san. Air beds or
what we call pneumatic beds, were
used by the Romans before the Chris
tian era. The most remarkable duplica-
ton of an OIL invention is the nickel
Ia the-slot machine This was first
used during the time and reign Of Ram
eSes, In the eighteenth dynasty of
Egypt for the purpose of supplying
holy water. that which had been bless
cd by the priests. to the people who
desired it. The machine was urn shap-
ed. with Il small cylinder inside,
: through Which ran a rod connecting a
valve at the bottom of the cylinder
with one at the top. These were oper
atcsl by lever, which closed the bot
tom valve While opening that at the
top, whom the cylinder would FL with q
tiXe1 amount of water TO OBTAIN the
water cup was placed at the outlet; a
coin OF three drachmae, equal to about
20 cents of our money, was dropped
into the slot on to a scale pan in the
end of the lever. This opened the cyl
inder at the top and closed the lower
valve, allowing the coin to slide off, the
weight OF water closing the top valve,
opening the lower one and allowing the
water to run into the cup. This is the
basis of all patented slot machines of
the present time and dates back to
nearly 1900 B. c."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19
cALLAwAY's LETTER TO SMITH

The very temperate letter which
Hon. E. I'll. Galloway, of Augusta,
has addressed to Hon. Hoke Smith
relative to the action of the State
Democratic Executive Committee
in requiring pledge of loyalty to
the Democratic party from those
taking part in the state Democrat
ic primary, will meet with the ap-
proval of Democratic voters. Mr..
Galloway goes over the entire sit
uation carefully, and makes it very
clear that the committee has no
purpose other than to protect the
Democratic party against those
who are not Democrats at heart,
and who, in voting in it's primary
on occasions, have no other object
in view than to serve ends of their
own. Their aim is not to build up
the Democratic organization and
make it the dominant political
power of the country.
A man who is a Democrat on
state issues should be- Democrat
on national issues: and the pur-
pose of the committee in requiring
allegiance to the national organi-
zation was to promote the welfare
of the party. Mr.. Galloway points
out that two years ago, in speech
delivered in Augusta, Mr.. Smith
declared himself strongly in favor
of. organized Democracy and
against those who opposed the
Democratic party, both state and
national. His argument was
against those who were supporting
Mr.. Watson for President.
Mr.. Galloway calls attention to
the fact that Populist leaders are
advising Populists to accept the
terms for taking part in the Dem
ocratic primary, and doubtless this
advice will be followed. He says
that these leaders have taken no of
Tense at the Democratic rules and
he wants to know why Democrat
should be sensitive on the subject.
He points out that Mr.. SIN tn is
the only one of the candidates who
has seen fit to criticise the action
of the committee.
In concluding his letter Mr..
Galloway asks Mr.. Smith some
very pointed questions, the pur-
port of which is that legitimate
conclusion from Mr.. Smiths course
is that heis attacking the State
Democratic Executive Committee
with the hope of getting the votes
of the $4,000 Populists who voted
for Mr.. Watson for President in
the last presidential campaign.
OF course the letter calls for an
answer from Mr.. Smith. If the
letter is attacking the constituted
authorities of his party with the
hope of getting the support OF
voters outside of his party, he
ought to be willing to say so.-Sa-
vannah News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19
\ MOUNTAIN OR A MoLEHILL.

The whole country will doubt
less be pleased when the railroad
rate bill is finally disposed of. 1t
has beed discussed for many weary
weeks, and more than seventy
amendments have been offered.
The most important of these
have been proposed by Senators
Foraker, Elkins, Knox, Dolliver,
Spooner, Long and Bailey, and
the latest is from Senator Allison.
The bill is in such shape that the
ordinary citizen can make neither
heads nor tails of it, and we doubt
if some of the Senators could give
a lucid statement of the provisions
and effect of the bill. There is
certainly a wide difference of opin-
ion on the subject.
The President claims victory,
while the Senators opposed to him
seem to be well satisfied with the
situation.
This is the result of Congress I'M
dertaking legislation on complex
and difficult subject on which
there are few experts.
If there ever was any clamor
for drastic or radical legislation on
the subject it has escaped general
notice. Such interest as there is
in the matter seems to have been
carefully worked up and President
Roosevelt seized upon it and made
the measure his own.
The bill is receiving a strong
Democratic support, but if it pass
es and any credit attaches to it, it
will be known as a Republican
measure, the leading champion Of
which is Republican President.
As it appears now, the bill when
it is passed will be of such a char
acter that only the proverbial
Philadelphia lawyer can make
anything of it.
There are evils which ought to
be corrected, but who can say
that the bill corrects them?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

The Maryland Legislature has
just appropriated $685. for the
construction of a macadam boule-
ward from Baltimore to Washing.
ton, on which convict labor will
be partly employed. The distance
is thirty miles by a route that will
avoid railroad crossings.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Anent the Supplement- over
the rate bill, the Columbus En-
quirer-Sun declares the pitchfork
has the big stick backed up into a
corner and begging for ice water.
Ben is laying it ON Ted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

According to printed figures,
1900 Atlantans, those "men of the
spirit have sidestepped the expo
sit1on subscription list and will
let others tote the milestone.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

The s250,OOO fire loss at Macon
hits the insurance companies again
for a time-but it will only be
necessary to raise the rates a lit
tie. In the end the public always
pays the freight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Hoke and his press agents, with
written in advance thunder, con-
tinue to carry counties, but return
ing democratic sanity soon wins
them back from this populistic
combine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

The editor of the Moultrie Oh.
server declares that "we have new
er read so many incendiary plat
forms since the early days of Pop
ulism as we have read this year.. y
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

The Savannah Press remarks
that "it will soon be time for Bob
Taylor to lay down the fiddle and
the bow and take up the shovel
and the hoe in the senate.n
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

In Virginia the democrats are
still jogging along with eight can
didates for governor. After all,
Georgia is to be congratulated with
only her five cherubims.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

democrats pro tenn is what
the Macon Telegraph calls Popu-
lists who propose to vote for Hoke
just once more in Democratic
primary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

The Man with the Oil Can, says
the Washington Post, is no longer
laughing at the discontinue of
the Man with the Muck Rake.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

The retirement of DR.. Nunnally
from the GubernatoIial race was a
surprise to his friends. He had
waged vigorous campaign, and
had good following over the
state.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Teddy has just talked to the
soldiers and sailors. But what he
said to Babe Bailey, who threw
the lie his way, looked much like
10000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Every democrat in Georgia
should read the open, straightfor
ward, manly letter addressed by
Judge E. II. Galloway to Hoke
Smith anent the action of the state
executive committee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Atlanta will hang out the cold
wave flag today. Vice President
Icebanks, the silent freeze, will be
the guest of Marthasville this
morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Keep an eye on Babe Bailey.
When Texan gets mad and calls
another man a liar he expects to
back it up with a little gun work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

The Enquirer Sun thinks the
shade of Ananias must view with
alarm the new record that is being
made in Washington.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Americas rapid growth grows
as it groweth, and it is growing as
it never grew, or as it has never
grown before.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Senator Rayner thinks Roose-
welt is $50 constituted he can't
look at a trap without fooIing with
the spring. That's Theodore.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19
The Times-Rec0rder is the

Oncial Organ of theiCfty of Americas
oEcial Organ of Sumter County.
Omclal Organ of Webster County.
Omcial Organ of Railroad Commission OF
Georgia for the.Sd Congressional District.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Da1ly. Except Sunday.
Sleeping cars between Americas and A.
lanta on train leaving Americas IO:25p. m .
ana arriving Americas $40 a. m. Connects
e FORT Valley with sleepers to and from
Parlor car for Atlanta on train LEAVING
Amer1cus at 1:46 D. m. Parlor car for At.
oany on train leaving AM CIRCUS at 2;O7 D. m
Eor further inform alton apply to - -
E. HIGHTOWER, Agent, Amertcus. Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Senator Carmack talks like a
man whe means what he says. 1t
is a habit of the Senator.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
r A IL w A Y.
Schedules Effective, May 9Th, 1905.

Arrival and departure OF trains at Ameri
Gus, Ga:-Central Of Georgia Railway Pas
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

Sympa by is the gold IN key that uu-
locks the door to the heart of humanity
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19
Departures.
Arrivals,

From Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta,
- Macon $50 20 D m
rtom LoCkns T. Dotnan & Albany so 25 p m
Lockhart, Dothan and Albany 81 as n m
s. AIianea a dnu MACON. ..;'...... ~ on p N
us and Mason Mason ;;...:...;......: 20 loan
pi intermediate points. ......:.:. t6 So pm
R1 term Is; points ....;.........t12 10 m
from birmingham, Columbus, via
u,i Fort y Valley "o1Oam
Frcm birmingham. Columbus, via
For Fort Valley: :......, $50 20 m
pol points n.y. ,...............: IS 2sa
FI EIfaula; -: 'I4op
Eufaula..e...... ............. ...."IO25p
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-19

AMER1CU8, GA.s1AY 10, 1905.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
9liinsermnasisencn il, sllaceiras.

9eitere S5enen ereigneten iib i'm
Gibunosiaale ser Marotfoz &onferen3
tur3 na90em Die Siplpmaten oas
G6luBprptotoQ Der &onferen5 inter
5et6net batten. &aum batten ii6 Die
Oiplpmaten erboben, dls cine @ruppe
engIii6er Spuriiten, b;e ii6 in Dem
Sadle eingeniItet bate, beppr Die Sour
n%aliften 5ugelaIIen puroen, p6ne Inn
itGnoe i'm Saal 6erum5ugeben begann,
um, ii9 oie Siplomaten un0 Die Gin
ri9tung 0es Saales genauer un5uieben.
Sattenbd9, Reboil uno He9ndult ibers
rei9ten ben Samen oes biplomatii6en
&orps Die S~eoerbalter, nit 0enen lie
unter5ei6net 6atten.
OILS bas Die Ibrigen Qntpefenben be-
merften, ma9ten aud lie 1i9 oaran,
Elm p0er me6rere fleine Nnoenfen gu err
pbern. 3uerft tpuroen Seberbdlter,
8leiitifte, Sintenpii9er uno 20i9blGts
ter eingeftedt, Sulest na6m man aber
anes, mas man aerabe in Die 9dnoe
betdm. Sdttenba9 nabm fi9 einen
Ibreibtdlenoer bon Der Wanb, Wbite
ergatterte 5tpsi pa~pierbebGlter, @isz
cont @enoita ftedte einen 8riefbei9tpez
rer in Die Sadie, Ser 9er5og bon @l@
moOobar fi9erte ii9 feline P~rdiioenten>
9lode, 3epoiG ersriff elm Sintenfab
uno trug es borii9tig bdlansireno aus
Dem Saale. Natiirli6 betbeiligten fi6
AUDI Die Sournaliiten uno nidt 5uleBt
Die engliiden Geiienben an Der gliinz
oerung. Die Mdrotfdner tparen suerft
iiber oas S9auipiel, bas fi6 Dor ibren
@ugeH abfpielte, gang perblufft, bod
fabten fie ii9 raid unb bra9ten nod
einiae &leiniQfeiten in ihren 8eiit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
cDeaffrrfpfm auT Ssramo.
epieIseft, Repertpfre uno e1duipieIer ses
&ciffefae tn oseifiaipif.

epieI,eit, @epertpire nno eGanipieIer ses
Seifieias tn Reifiapif.
ueber oas Sbeaterleben uuf Der Sns
fel Sslano f9reibt Ser nMercure De
STRANGE:
Die einaige 8iibne Ger fleinen Norb>
lanoinIel, oas 2eitfefdg, bat ielbitoers
itGmoli9 in Der !6auptitaot 3sitjapif
ibren Sib; tie beftebt felt @nfuns
1897. Die Spiel3eit Oauert pom Sts
tober bis gum Qpril. WdbrenO bieier
.3eit miro einmal, ielten 5Detz bis brett
nal in Ser @o@e geipielt; ba uber oas
publifum iebr bef9rGntt lit (Reitja>
pif bat nur 5000 @%inppbner), 10 mub
bas &epertoire bGufig pe9feln, uno
niemals lit Elm Stid mebr als fiebens
nal in Der gleiden SpielSeit gegeben
tpor6en. Sm lebten Sabre beitan6 oas
&epertpir aus eintgen Der beliebteften
Stiide bon Sbien un6 8iOrni on, einis
gen tlaiiif9en Stiiden Ger OGnii9en
2iteratur, iopie einigen fleinen Stiden
islGnbii9er @erfaHer. Sas 2eiffelag
erbGlt cine jdbrli9e 1nteritiibuns bon
500 &ronen Il &rone glei9 26.8
Gents) pom 9emeinberat6 bon 3eifiaz
pit un6 oie glei9e Sumne bonn 4ltin9
(bem islGnbif6en 2anbtag). Oas
Budget oes Sbeaters belief ii9 i'm leBs
ten Sabre auf 8415 &ronen. Sat- oie
ganae 4usftdttIng itammt aus &ppens
hagen, no fte Bel oen fleinen Sbeatern
gefauft pirb.
Oa es in Sslano fein 9as etbt, muB
Die 8eleu9tung Our9 petroleumlam>
pen gei9eben; bds miro inOei1en in
fur5em Our9 Die beboritebenoe Ginfi6s
ru1g oe5 eleftrii9en 2i9tes in Reits
iatpif dnbers tperben.
@as Die 9e5dblung Ser S9duipies
Ter anbetrifft, 10 erbalten iie ale Die
glei9e Summe, nGmli9 5ebn &ronen
fir Sen @benS. Gs 1T tlar, odb fie
bon 0iefer Sage alein ni9t beite6en
f0nnen, umiorpeniger, als bic Yro6en
ni9t bere6net tperOen, un0 10 iiben fie
0enn aud fat ale ibren 9eruf nur I'M
Nebenamt aus. Die ein3ige 4usnabms
itent Der b~eliebteite S6auipieler S.
LAMBS, &riItidn Sbprogrimfon, oar,
Der Dor Ser @rri9tung bes 2etffelag
nit elmer 8dn0ertruppe in Den Dor
fern unO Stdbt6en ser Snfel lumber
aog unO le0igli9 ieiner &unit unO bon
IeiRer Stunt le6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
Tfltpbonoitnf i'll Dfutrbrano.
6eYnipredj einrid5 tunsen nno .Seitnnsen nns
oeren SeuiiBune.

1N"91Nb"
Huno 100000 Mdrf paren bic
Dor &ur5em I'M 8erei6e Der oeuti9en
&si9spuft fir Sernipre4einri4tunseu
~perdusgdbt noroen.
@egentpdtig iino i'm Selepbon=
bienfte Ger 9ei9spoit iiber 1880 9es
ANTE be f9Gftigt. Man adblt in 1852
Srten nit 0ermtttelungsanit alten inss
aefammt 51O,831 Spre9itelsn. SIN
bprigen Sabre bat Die 3abl Der getpe9z
fslten @eiprd9e gum eriten Male Die
Miltaroe errei6t.
Don BEN Srts fernfpre9neben lit 6as
grDbte bas 8erliner; es umfabt "a
1876 Spre9ftelen nit 1868 &ilps
metern 8etriebsleitung, auf benen tGgs
li6 578,422 9efprd9e getpe9felt per=
oen. Damn fommen Samburg Omit
31,7O7 Spre6fteaen uno 271,518 tag
liten @efprG9en) uno 5rantfurt q.
M. (14,104 electromagnetic 108,179).
Oas Neb Der Observation-Disclosures
anIasen beitebt aus 1894 Sopeleituns
gen nit 5O3,494 &ilometern Orabt=
lGnse. Die IGn9ite @srbinoungslei=
tung tit Ole Strede 8erlinzpuris
(1192 &ilometer), auf Ser i'm leBten
Sabre tdgli9 So 9eiprd9e (e fini
Marf) itattfanoen. l1eber 900 &ilos
meter lang limb Die Spppelleitunsen
nd9 Memel, 8ubapeit unb 9aiel, bon
oenen Die ~eritere i'm perpi6enen Sabre
am bdufigften (tdgli9 229 maj be-
nust tpurbe. @uf ser nG9itfolsenben
2ettungen, 8erlinz&Dnigsberg Cos
&ilometer), tpurbe tdgli9 40 NAL,
8erlin@Wien 1886 ilometer) 113 mol,
9erlinzprag>8ien 1877 mai, Berlin
Miin9en 120 NAL, 8erlinzS iheloori
1873 nal gefpro9en.
Gin lebbafter SernIpre6perfebr emit
pidelt ii9 audi auf Sen Gtreden Ser
Iinz8Dln (226 tdgli9e 9eIprG9e) unf
Berlin Srantfurt a. 3d., fir Die flint
2eitungen our 8erfiigung ite6en (561
tGgli9e 9efprG6e). Sir Sernipre9s
dnlagen finb nit Hiidfi6t uuf Die gu
nabme bes telepbonif6en @~erfebrsbe=
oiirfnifes in oen neuen >@tat
ni9t penieer ais 49a Miqionen Mari
etngeiteut tporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
Gin sdmars,palp. Oriainal.

Gin Sen 8enobnern 0es S9pdras
tpaloes betanntes Original, elm pirf>
li9er Spnoerling. bat 0iei er Sage i'm
Otter bon rs Sabrsn iein 2eben abeez
f9lofen: Gbriftiun 9eibmann, genannt
Stoder. gr mar drl 10. Sdnuar 1881
gu @p.zSennenbrpnn (Nmt Sribera)
geboren uno beppbnte neben Der fo9ez
nannten Tiobbiitte felt Subren uls Gre
nit cine aus orei @btbeilungeH bette
benbe Grmfi9e 5iitte, Die er felbit eez
baut bate. Die cine Ibtbeilung mar
Dem Betrus, bic anoere Dem glias uno
Die brittle Dem Mofes gepei6t. Seine
8ruit f6miidte er ftets nit Oenfmiinz
gen uno Teitsei6en. @einen 3iesene
bdiner bielt er fir ben CUR S9lanae
setporbenen Stab Mofes. Wert6lofe
Serienlpoie tparen ibm Elm S9ub bon
elmer bal6en Minion. Neben feinem
Bette ftano Elm Sarg, Den er als aleis
oerI9rdEf beniibte. Cine befon6ere
Dirt bon Declaration tparen etpa 100
Gtrafmanoate unb Steuerbefeble aeaen
ben SonoerIins, Ole ar Der Mofesbiitte
dneebra9t tparer. Sin Steinbaufen
Iints Dor ser Sbiir unb Der Better mar
Der iogenannte Samariterbrunnsn, elm
armielises S6musloh NIT etpas
f9mierigem Wafer. Srob feines bps
ben Differs lag St0der Der barten
Wuloarbeit oh uno fiiblte iid redt aus
frieoen. Stun lit er in fetnem f6on
ldnse bereitgebaltenen Sarge beer6igt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
9euti6Iano ttno Der tIrfti6.
agDptti6e @renstrett.

Die 5artnddistsit, NIT Der bie Sir.
tel ibrs Nnfpride IN benz 9rsnsfreits
nit assppten bsrtretsn bat, if oarauf
surtid9efa6rt uorben, bob Seuti&lano
bintsr Der ttirtii@sn Rsgieruns fitinbe
unb Fs in ibrsm W~ibsrfanbs esssn
asgpptsn bs3u. @robbritannien srs
mut6i9e. 9erabe aber neil Seutf9.
Lamb In frsunoi9aftli9sn geaisbungen
su Der Sirtsi ffsbt mar man in bsuts
f9sn &eeisrunestrsiisn bon bornbsrsii
gsgsn bic ttrtif9e Attion, neil biefe
FIR bic Shrtei ungtinffia abi@lieBsn
mubte. Sis ttirfii9en Staatsmdnner
f9sinsn bon bisfer auHaHun9 Deutf4'
lambs iiber8sust seweisn su fein. benn
tpdbrenb he ionf germ ben Ratb bes
bsuti9sn goti9aftsrs IN 2onfantino'
pei sinbolsn. babsn fs in bieiem 5ane,
tpie man suberldffg erfubr. babon ab-
ffano ssnommeu. OHenbar fagten He
f9, oab. tusrui He ss i9On NIT eng
lamb perbtrben, He ni&t au& nod
9euti6lanb bnbur9 berfimmen ioQten,
oab fe beHsn wobImeinsnben Ratb
miBa&teten. Sarum bolten He bisien
Rat6 gar ui8t erf Elm, 10 baB Seutf9.
lamb b6lia aus benz spieIe blieb.
Stun III bebauptet tuorbsn. Deutf9.
Iano babe an Der Wsttababn unb In
Dsrbinbune barnit aud an ben, Ataba-
Streite elm Snterefes neil bic Wesfa.
balm NIT beuti8em gelOs eebaut fell.
DDS if Elm 5rrtbum, bas 9elb fur bts
Nsffababn ii bisImsbr bon frommen
Ruielmdnnsrn Der sausel WeIt 3nfafn.
uisnsebra8t uorben. s&on Dor fab
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
SaB Yoli3eidef MeBger ni9t Der.

SaB Yoli3eidef Wtesger nidt per'
urtbeilt psrben piirbs, neil sr benz
S9anoferl aoons Elm paar faftige
SdeQen berabret9t bate, mar gut uno
eeuiKermaBen ielbfberEdnbli9, elm Sc
Der g6nnte Dem Patrun bic 4eile; oas
einsise nnanGsnebme mar rur, baB Der
poIi3eitsf he ibm perabrei&te. absr
oaB Der proseB fiattfanb mar ebenfaQs
gut. @r trug cine Warnung on iibers
eifrise poli3iften nit fi4, bon Brutali=
tdteu asgen @efangene ooer Sdftlinge
ab3ufehen. R6rperli9e Mtbbanblung
zines 8hrgers, oh er nun 0erbre9er
Ooer uni4ulbig 1T. gefatten uniere
repubIifanii9sn ginri9tunssn ntat
unb btrfen unter tsinst1 umtdnbsn
geouloet perbsn. Wis bereits srtpdbnt,
s6nnen mir Rooms bic i9limmtenp ri.
gel, aber aud 3uglsi9 ben poli3ifsn
bic 2ection, bic Der pro3eB Iebrte, ndnt-
LID, baB feIbf Wtbbanbluns zines
S9eufals fe In 1nanssleeenbsiten
bringen Tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18

@erbre6eri9e 9ci4t=
@egsn Sootf9laJs tpurr: Der
~23iGbrige CHARLES Seabod bon Mpnz
roe gountb, s., gu brei Sabren 3u4te
baus perurtbeilt. Seabad pur nit
ieiner 8raut bamit bei9dftigt, ods
reue Setm einsuri9ten, bas er NIT ibr
balb gu beaieben bottle. gr Sielte oas
BEL NIT einem feiner Meinuns nu9 NIT
blinoen putronen %selaoenen HeDolper
auf bas iunse MGo9en. bas beim Qbs
seben bes S9ufes toot aufammens
brad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18

gssei6nenb fir bic nnseredtiefeit
oes gesenpartigen unsarii9en @abl.
.fpfiems TT bic Sbatia9e. baB bic ni9t-
unsarii9sn RattOnalttdten taum 10
PCT. Der Wanbats erbaltsn baben, OBJ
tpcbl he bic Msbrbsit Der Bsb6Iterung
ungarns ausma9en. Senn nod Der
lsbtsn Bolts3dblung geb6rsn bon ben
ungefdbr 20 Wilionen ungarn n,sbr
IL Miqionsn ben ni9tmaaparii9en
Rationalitdtsn (EsutT9e, 8umdnsn,
2roaten, Serben u. I. h. an unb riir
81 Miaionen benz magparif&en Bolts.
famm. Srobbsm bic Wagparen bic
unbei9rdnfteu 5erri&er i'm parlament
unb He nrsrbst es aud bleiben, tuenf1
bemnd9f oas aqgsmsins WabIre9t ge.
iebIi9 sinsefthrt unb auf 8runb bie-
les Spfems ein neuer Rsi9stas &c.
pdblt meroen pirb. 2oHutb tpirb ss
i4on berfebsr, bas angsmsine glsi9s
Bablre8t nit iOl&en 2Iaufsln au Der.
isben uno bic @abltrsiis 10 ab3ugren-
gen, baB bic Wasparsn unb fpe3iea
feline partsi on Der 6srri1aft blsiben.
go mub man aIfo wobl fur unab.
febbare 3sit NIT Der parlnmentariI&en
9errf4aft Der xenoen3en rs9nen. bie
auf bic 2osrsibung unearns bon Der
babsburgif6en Wunar&ie absisIsn.
gs fei benn, bab dubsrs greisniKe Elm.
trstsr, bic ben Wagparsn tlar MAIDEN,
saB Re NIT Oeferrei& bsreint eine
@rosma9t fnb, obne Oefsrrsi9 absr
In benz europdii&en aon3erte Elm Sn-
frument iptelsn, bas bon ben arberer
erbarmunsslos ibert6nt mirb.