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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
DRUNKEN BRAWL:
THREE LOSE LIVES
z. A.E,cls,a4 P-sss

ALLENTCU-E Pa. July 15.-Durine
drunken raT=-T among Slavonian labor
@-E ~ Fg=.srIe - midnight last
night. an %. lamp was upset setting
1r@ 20 q boarding house
Esr' frame houses were destroyed
and S'@t1- John EroniC, with his son.
Michael sgat q and Mitchell Tebuthi-
-~a aged tt We're burned 10 death.
Another man rec his back broken in
jumping t-rrr-a second story window.
The Joss is t1-- 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

to be quite unique. II is the first
American example now IN mind Of an
attempt to form a model community
without a basis Of church influence
and prohibition. II differs also from
the other class Of such experiments in
being a demonstrated success.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
IDAHO TOWN is
SWEPT BY FIRE
- Associated Press.

- Associated Press.
Butte. Mont. July ia special TO
,1e Miner from Sand Point, Idaho, says
--e -owl ri Hope was almost entire1Y =
destroyed rT fire this afternoon.
The blaze started in the kitchen of
,r= H1Ie hotel Orher buildings 1a-
s--1E-c --a drug store. four saloons.
TIE Presfru house. three empty store
buildings -r@ roztofice and eleven
re=.ce-ces- The mail will be saved
T1= '5-z. .1ss IS $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
ITALIAN CRUISER AGROUND
Ily Associa ted Press.

ny Assocla ted Press.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 15.-The
Italian cruiser Umbrla, which went
aground on a mud bank here July 10,
remains fast.
Her guns and the coal in her bunkers
have been removed in order to tighten
the vessel and hopes of saving her are
entertained. Weather conditions are
good The Umbria is a third class
cruiser of 2245 tons. she was built at
Ieghorn I'm 1891
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

q II is now officially announced that
the eloquent Bourke Cochran Is en-
gagged 10 Miss Ide Of Manila. And that's
why Bourke has been gust hanein'
around' this side of the earth. Well,
here's to him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Robbers Secure $1,000
y Associated Press

| BY Ass0cia ID Press
NIKOLAYIEV, Russia. July 15.-The
representative Of a sugar factory while
going to the bank Saturday was way
laid and robbed Of $4,000. One of the
robbers was captured and the soldiers
shot another. The remainder of the
band escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Nothing but Mountains

on all sides nothing could be seen
but mountains. In the west the sun
was just sinking behind a hill and the
rosy clouds cast their glow upon the
dark brush. The valleys looked dark
and the blooming yucca sticks. which
dotted the hill, could be dimly seen.
The view of the top of the cabin
nesting among its trees was fast fad
ing and I hastened I'd get down again.
When l reached the house, Varney
showed me the place although I didn't
need much showing), whereat he said:
Il shota stink cat here day before" 4"
In another place he showed me where
he had seen two coyotes eating his
apricots. He has had a great deal of
trouble trying TO keep his chickens from
these animals. The coyotes eat the
chickens, while the polecats will kill a
chicken any time, although they won't
eat It.
The ranch is one of the prettiest any
where in that section Of the country,
and Varney is very fond OF ii, but as
he said sorrowfully:
We may have to go. Ny wife, she
fraid here. I 90 in city TO peddle and
she fear the deep stiffness
THE WOMAN REPORTER &.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

John Sharp williams admits that
while President Roosevelt denies that
he will again be a candidate" yet the
strenuous one has never denied that
he would run If his party forced it on
him. Mr.. Williams middle name seems
well bestowed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The Esmoasliug u rhe Tres=-, city
hall is reminder rhaE rot o-z sro
a free site for a new. u11tera and am
ply large building WAS offered the
city. and t1s sale NJ rns present one
woul1 have furnished fu11s for the
erscticr o. are other Fes tas council
permitted the TsWbs % ll1-snes u and
refused ths gift
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
CLAIM FORGER
SECURED S2O,OOO
BY Associated Press.

Sy ASSOCIATE CeC PTeS5.
SALT LAKE. Utah. July 15.-A. NJ.
Potter was arrested here today at the
request Of the Detroit Mich. author
tiles, who charge him with cashing a
forged check for $4,000 on the Dime
Savings bank. Potter is said TO be the
son of d Colorado banker.
The detectives claim that he has
operated on the Pacific coast as Rich
ard L. Adams and A. B. Baker.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Bourke Cochran very wisely SAYS that
even though Roosevelt has stolen Dem
ocratic thunder and passed Democratic
laws bv Democratic votes. the people
prefer that Democratic laws he admin
istered by a Democrat And that is the
gist Of the whole Bryan movement.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The far- that me Repu-Ii-sr South
EN- Pacific machine won ir the Bsk-
ers6e-c convention saturday. and ina.
Governor Pardee was ir57-sad. -sy ~
considered a Eood straw showing walch
way the wind is blowing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The courage Of the Chicago union
wagon drivers in drinking buttermilk
in preference to beer would be consid-
cred sublime We're il not for the fact
that they drive milk carts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Undouhiediy, II Joseph Ramsey tells
an h knows, rs can make The Gou.ds
sguirun- Ramsey ala too much inside
vrorE for the Gol.ds rC- 10 know a
great deal thzr they may wish con-
ceals'd- Perhaps they may ysr be- sorry
lhaE rhey ~1retr Ramsey 50 .-l5n-
tiuert-y.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

When Teddy says he wont have The
presidency again, even II h. he elected
well, then IL may be worth while TO
believe -nar he w0n',-uz vb=. Mean
while, keep your ear 70 the ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The heavy movements in real estate
in the northwest part of the city indi-
cate that that beautiful region is at
last coming into it's own.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

That chicago man who killed his wife
and then committed suicide seems 70
have had . habit that is quite prevalent
in Los Angeles of late. II does save
the courts lot of trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

OF course airships have no difficulty
I'm flying over Chicago. Besides the
amount Of hot air there TO aid buoy
ancy IT would he well nigh impossible
for balloon 10 settle down through
the thick stratum Of the Packingtown
smell
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Honduras and san Salvador are going
10 fight Guatemala. How does it hap
pen that our own istic impresario over
looked this featherweight scrap?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

A Chicago man is trying to force his
way into states prison. A man viii
do almost anything, sometimes, to get
out of living in Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The fact that Denmark will send a
warship 20 the jamestown centennial
Is surprising only because II gives evil
dence that Denmark has such thing
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

II IS quite natural that Los An
gs-=s woman should prefer ssr7erts
10 all 1-s-sir-.T as s-e says. Mother
Eve. i- VIII r. r--4-- r=red. also
listened 20 q sraae as against the za-
vice ot Adam.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
THREE THOUSAND
FAMILIES HOMELESS
81 Ass,cls,ss Press

MIMI NOVGCEOD, July ia fire
% IiCh broke 1Ir mere today ragged for
SIX hours before ~ Was checked.
When .1 was -ralIy extinguished 275
houses had te=r destroyed and more
IMAM 51ff families rad leen rendered
non1e.esE- The -pss IS placed at
$3.50 90.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Those real ry1sias rs-7e6 near East
lake park may b. very picturesque and
interesting. bur me t=zi-- and th=
morals Of -hs vicinity would he vastly
improvcL II -l-y were tod ~ sk4dtoo. "
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Yesterday was set by the police for
an inspection" Of the cafes accused
Of violating the Sunday LIQUOR law. Of
course. due notice was given the cafes.
SO they were fully prepared.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

However, those sunstrokes up in
bakersfield We're the other side Of the
Tehachapi. Down south here such
Affections are unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

II formally declaring war against
ore another. instead NJ Sighting first
and -h=1 notifying ore another after
ward. the Central American pfgmies
show thar they ara almost civilized.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

There should be nothing strange in
an airship passing over Chicago. Had
It stopped there, cause for comment
would have existed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Harry Thaw's quarrel with his law
yers is very opportune. What more
convincing fact could be offered that
he is insane?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The police in stopping a fstic mill
at certain theater Saturday night
have made If plain that there is only
one authorized rugilistic monopoly
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Very few thought it was in Super
visor Alexander-least Of all Boss
Parker and BILLY Dunn.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The deniaIs of Secretary Loeb would
be a sight more convincing If their
wording were less ambiguous.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Population of Los Angeles 23S,4I9

A. Hunt Of Long Beach wants wife.
He'd get one quicker if he'd go Oh a.
Hunt for one.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

After removing the racing banner
from the city hall remove the races
from the city. That's the next step.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The fact that Cassie Chadwick is
i'll is to be deplored; but she isn't half
as sick as she made her creditors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Mrs Es01grs ". pettus
p e. ~ -

SELMA. A-z-. July l5-Mrs. Edmund
W. Ps'fgF wife ~ United States sena
tor Peit-E 81 Alaaams. died al her
home AfEs lceaglAFgsd a. years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Only Part of the Family

Ernest Damn went 10 Seda!ia. sa.
urday, returning Tuesday.
Mss Maole Damn visited sedalia
li-, ligIl Salurday until noon Tuesday
Cole Camp (Mo.J Courier.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

The Salvation Army has succeeded
III having. the lockstep abolished at
y. goIlet' and 1t is now up to the w. c.
l. I. TO do away with the bars
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Short of Food

Sometimes during the year he would
rot even have enough 10 eat
When that happened he would hire
out to the nearest neighbor and work
until he got A little ahead again. The
neighbors say that he would be down
ready for work as soon as the sun was
up and he wouldn't quit until il was
quite dark. He was so afraid he
wouldn't earn his money. That summed
UP his whole characterize was a con-
scisntious, hard-wOrkirg man until his
appetite for drink grew too strong for
him again.
About six months ago he had his
nephew and wife come up and live with
him. The nephew was the same sort Of
a man as his uncle. minus the desire
for drink. So the young fellow and
mis- wife started in to break their uncle
Of the liquor IA bit. They gave him a
shorter and weaker allowance - wine
every day. The old man didn't like that
little bit and bout three months 20
ne announced his determination Of 60
ing 10 Cucamonga. He started off that
same day and several times afterward
the nephew heard reports a bout the old
man pretty nearly drinking the winer-
les dry up there.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Pl-LineS and Pick-UDS
Air and Heirnsa

IN start up beach resort.
Here is some free advice
Among the things you advertise.
That go IN with the price.
Re sure you tell Of sloping sands.
OF ocean outlook fair;
The eating fine, the surf divine;
Also the rich. sweet air.
These are the trite and usual:
Resorters all exploit
Inem in their new prospectuses.
in terms that are adroit.
but u you would the money get
By thousands, nothing less
BE early wise and advertise
The rich sweet heiress,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
InspirinE salary.

Brutus-Ah. HoratIo. it's awe Inspiring
10 see ones name in such large letters on
the bills.
but II the figures on the bills We receive
on Saturday were comparatively as large.
think OF the Inspiration thenl
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

IIl 7IIIl-l We made UP my mind
Pepper-What a minute task,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Perhaps the new stingless bees are
s IN sort that make the honeyless
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

An Indiana locksmith shot a girl who
Jilted him. it is getting dangerous.
apparently for love 10 indulge i'm it's
smiths
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Too Much Drink

He came back two weeks ago and as
his nephew quantity expressed it in his
broken English,
He hada too much trink in his hat"
One day this week his body gave out
under the strain of the last three
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Like Fair italy

when you come upon the house you
might well think you had suddenly
been transported to fair Italy. The
house. although roughly built. is half
covered with cliuging vines. and trees
gaze protectingly down upon IT from
three sides. When I got there the
other day the wife had just finished
raking out the Goals from the large
Dutch oven i'm the yard where she
had been baking bread. As she talked
10 young Narney I'm her soft native
tongue her dark expressive face was
truly beautiful I'm the soft light. Her
husband sat nearby watching the sun
set and lazily blowing the smoke from
his pipe. When we see the Italian
pcddlers ON our streets one can hardly
realize the quiet, beautiful life this
peddler leads there among the hills.
When / asked for drink the woman
shook her head and pointed to her
husband. He gave me a glass and
low to the tunnel. The water was
warm down at the house.
At first there was A path, but farther
on l had to literally cling to the face
of the rock. In some places he had
supported the pipe, which young
Varney had built himself. upon sticks
fifteen feet long. and in these places
had to slide down to the bottom of the
stick and take my chances upon getting
up again. There must have been five
hundred feet of pipe. AT the tunnel
he had placed a barrel and the clear
cold water tasted pretty good after that
climb.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Washington has an ice famine that
started the day after congress ad-
Journed. They will make fun Of Fair
banks, will they?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Inc trouble with these universal
languages is that the universe wont
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
Makes Hills Fertile

But he worked from early morning
until late at night grubbiug the land,
bringing first one hill and then another
under cultivation until the brush has
been cleared away from nearly every
one of his forty acres. He first planted
fruit trees, persimmons, apricots.
peaches, figs, pluns. oranges, grape
fruit and loquats. These did not pay
so cry well, so as he cleared new land
he planted grapes. The first crop was
not very large, but Narney had great
hopes Of the money he was going to get
from it. But his good resolution faded
when he saw the grapes and he ox-
changed the whole lot for wine.
Then he did have a glorious old de-
bauch. The neighbors did not see him
for weeks, but when he did appear he
told all sorts Of weird tales about the
lions. wild cats and snakes he had seen
up there in the mountains. That was
where most Of his years work went and
although every year he had more culti-
waited land and in consequence a bigger
crop of grapes, his capacity for wine
seemed to increase.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
OLD ITALIAN MADE THEIR
STEEP SIDES BLOSSOM
Grapes and Wine Led to His Undoino.
Though He Worked Early and Late
on His Beloved Noun.
tain Retreat

you couldn't climb them If you
wanted to-"
That is what every one says about the
hills just out Of Mourovia. And yet the
hills are covered with fruit trees and
with grape vineyards from which there
has been an average output Of twelve
tons of grapes every year. Old Joe
Naruey died this last week and his
death was caused by the sin that has
been troubling him for twenty years.
Ngrney was an italian and he came
TO this country twenty years ago. Ha
bought these forty acres up in the
Sierra Madre foothills for SIS an acre
and had lived there ever since. When
the property was decided to him 1t was
covered with brush and was five miles
away from any human habtation.
Re had to build his own road up
through thick underbrush and sturdy
trees, and when it was completed h.
found that it was too steep to get a
wagon up. So during all the time he
lived there he had to unpack his agon
{ the foot Of the trail and either carry
the load up himself or draw it up IN
small detaChments on a sled
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Senator Bailey has reserved a seat
IN the Bryan band wagon, but Mr..
Hearst and Gov. Folk still seem to
prefer the exercise Of walkng.-Wash-
ington Post.
But Willie would like to hitch behind
II he were not kicked off 50 often.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

ne efforts Of the Republicans 10 end
teud IN the united Democracy would
the Republicans. -
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
MONROVIA HILLS
CHARACTER DIES

months. and that night he died. His
land went TO his nephew.
The road TO the foot Of the ranch
winds round and round the hills. 1t
is long hot climb. but 1t is we'll worth
it From there on a clear day you can
even SEQ Catalina. Young Varney has
planted q large vegetable garden on
terraces up the whole side Of a hill
and their cool freshness is the first
thing that can he seen. A little spring
bubbles up here too, and runs down in
a little rivuiet between thick foliaged
trees and moist ferns.
The vineyards extend I'm every di-
raction over the hills 80 one has
ever been up there yet who didn't
wonder how the land the vines grow
I'm was ever plowcd. The house is on
tho top ~ the highest hill, and 90 Get
there one must follow a narrow path
which winds In and out among the
fruit trees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
BY GEORGE o. BAKER

Farewell PerfOr nance.
Messy j. Oker-Better put me on for a
week L will tickle an audience almost
to death to hear my last monologue.
Vaudeville Manager-Yes, / guess It
is. II 1t could be assured It
was your last.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

frequently '''' Di0'H'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Orange-What type Of man is he?
Lemon-Tintype.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16

Orange-What type Of man is he?
Lemon-Tintype.
It almost looks as if Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw and the family photog-
rapher had been preparing for lust
some such emergency for some time.
George Bernard Shaw SAYS he would
rather sweep a crossing than be rich.
Yet he is, and doesn't.
w. f. Yapp Of Greenleaf. Kas.. has
gone to Arkansas 10 live. But there
are plenty left in Kansas.
Warped Wisdom
It's poor hammock that won't swing
both ways.
The man with the worst hand makes
the biggest bluff
The pen is mightier than the county
Jail
When woman marries. mans troubles
begin
Some men are 50 busy being critics
they can't do anything else
Distance lends enchantment. but not TO
a pretty girl before a mirror
It's a poor laundry that does shirt
up brown.
w H C
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-16
EcOnOmioaI MnnnEer.

Leading Man (of the Hardly Abel Dra-
matte company)-Let me have ten cents
10 get some soap. / want 10 wash my
face.
Manager-You don't need II. We're
going 70 play "othello" tonight
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
Mbonoals 0sisbts.

Die erHe Nufiibruns bes In bisisr
WO&e auf benz programm ftsbsnbsn
ginattsrs v9isbs unb 2riee" bstpies,
oaB bic 8si9dftsfiibrung bon Hpon-
bale 6sisbts ibr pubIifum fsnnt. Die
5anolung III boiler bumoriitiidsr
Wenounaen uno oas TT gsnau bas.
mas bic 3ub6rer berlangen. Der Be.
fu9 ldBt benn aud ni9ts gu wnni9sn
tbrig.
aae tibrigen spesialitdtsn bieTe,
Wo9e ftnb gut uno bsrbiensn ben reid.
LID 9eipenoeten Be;faa.
Sas 2ellep- Or&efer bat In ieinsm
programm alIes bon Der @roBen Oper
Bis 3u v&astime" uno untsrhdlt bai
publitum ausgeIei9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
l1nter fdmerer 8etdnlaismng
9Sirb eiisnbabn=sInseiteIIter perbaftet.

Der Bel Der gig Sour @iienbabn
anaefelts gremisr albert &. Gebol,
848 gnsIifb abenue, wuroe geitern
bon ben 8sbeimpoIi;iiten Blaming
uno Samuels unter Der yei9uloigung,
an Der 12idhri9en Grace Miller Elm
Sittlidtsits 8srbrs9su bsgangen 3l
baben, bsrbaftet.
Jrau abslie Milsr. 233 Wsif glsw
Oort Strabe, bic Ufutter bss Mdo.
dens. uelde ielbf In sinem &sfaurant
arbeitet, iu9te Dor eintgen Sagen bur4
cine Gnasigs In ben 3eitunaen sine 8es
i6dfiigung fhr ibre So4ter. Gin
Wann fam in 5Olse Der Nnseise am
MOntag Su ibr unb nlietbete bic tleiue
Sraes uls @sislidafterin Ttir feline
6rau, inbem sr angab, baB ibn isins
Sei6dftigung fsbr bdufis fur lange
3eit bonn 9auie fernbalte unb er feline
Srau pdbrsnb bisisr 2eit nidt germ
aasin laRsn pollte.
Grau Willer lisB ibre So9ter nit.
9ebsn. frob elm pafsnbss l1ntsrtOmmen
10 balo fir oieielbe gefunoen gu baben.
Na9 sinissn Stunbsn Tom 8raee In
groBer Iufrsgung ueinero ;urtd uno
ersdbIts ihrer SHUTTER, haB fis nit benz
fremoen Manne bic Sletder Nbsnus
en- ntlans big 3u Waobsns W0bsI-Jabrit
an Der arsusung Der Big Sour giisn'
babn se9an9en iet. pIobli9 babe fie
Der Mnnn srariifsn, am Salis gstphret
uno fie 3u gooen geworfen, tporauf er
untsr 8obssbrobungen ein sittli9tsits.
Yerbre4en on ibr besing. Ssrau
Wilsr risf sinsn arst, Der nod borqs.
uommensr Hnt:riuduns nur bsadtissn
fonnte, baB Elm Usrbre4en an benz
Wdb9sn bsgangsn luorosn mar.
Die poIi3ei wurbe barauf bsnu9.
ri9tiet unb bic @ebsimpoli3ifsn Wan.
ming uno Samuels erfubren gefern
BON 2euten, tpsl9e ben Wann In Be-
glsitung bes Wdo9sns geiebsn batten,
bshsn Wamen unb Wohnuns. Dsbou
iuuroe berbaftet unb Der Jrau Miller
uno ibrer $o9ter 9eqenHber9efsat;
9eibe ertannten ihn auf bas Befimms
teffe uieoer. Grace 3lIller bef9rieb
fosar ein paar gsintlsiber Ssboll's,
bic oieier am 3ase 3ubOr getrassn
bate, nit folder geitimmtbsit, baB bas
2leibunesfhd BET elmer Sur9iu9ung
bon SeDOl's Wobnung nit 2si6tigtsit
gefunoen peroen fonnts.
SepOn itellt borldufis nod feline
S9ulo snti9isoen In Mbreoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
Gin Giubreder mukte ateben.

Sin ginbrshsr hntte am WittDo6
MOrssn esesn 8 ubr isinen Weg In ole
Wobnung bss Serrn .. %. eoffsp,
1917 6let6sr abs.. Our4 ausi&neiben
zines 5liegsnnsBss aus oem Spsiie3im'
merfenffer, pel9ss udbrsno Der Ta1t
sum 9hTten Der &dumli4tsiten often
qeIafsn mar, bsusrtfelligt uno mar
geraoe babel, nit einem angeaiinoeten
sirsi6bOI; na6 @slO uno Wsrtbia&sn
3u iu9eu, nls sr unolidli&erueiie elmer
portiere 81 nabe fam uno oieielbe In
grnno ieste. SRI. 5annis @offep tuurse
bur4 ben ft i4uea I'M gan3sn 9auis
pertbeilenoen penetranten Iau4 Der
brsnnsnosn portiere ertueft uno ihris
um 5Hlfs. @dbrenb bic Nitglieoer
Der Tamilis f9 nOtbohrftis antlsioetsn
fprane Der @inbre9er our9 elm Jenfer
uno entfam in bsr9untslbeit Der Ha9t.
Sas 5suer i'm Spsiie3immsr tpuroe
nit lei6ter Wa6s gel6itt uno ME man
ausfano, 6atts Der ginbre4er ni9ts ge'
itDblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25

@Ilsmortb. Sn Der bon 8srre
6aute feds Meilsn ihbli9 seIeqenen
Ortf9aft gaswOrth NIT fnapp 400 8e.
mObneru ereisnete fi9 am Wontae
Mbeno cine Sdiebersi, BET Der glhdlis
9srtpsife nur eine psrion Ieidt ber-
uunbet purbe. Cine angetruntene
ganoe iunger 2sute befanb Rd auf Der
etrabe. als 6srr Cigar WilIer nit
ieiner Jrau aus ibrsr Wobnung tras
ten. Die 5rau uurbe iniultirt unb
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