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New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
DEAD MAN FOUND TO BE MISER.
Ex-Ticket Chopper Lived with Utmost Fru-
gality, but Leaves Three Bank Accounts.

In the room In the Gerard Lodging House. at No
2374 Third avenue. where he had lived for twenty
six years in apparent poverty, William Z. Whit
aker. fifty years old. died last night from acute
kidney disease. Though he had lived with the ut
most frugality, when his effects were searched by
the police three bank books. showing deposits in
his in as many banks TO the amount Of 7.41I
found. Such his miserly spirit, however
that yesterday afternoon. when fellow lOdger
thought him Ill and suggested that physician be
called. Whitaker repulsed the suggestion and shut
his door in his advisers face.
Last evening the clerk discovered that Whitaker
suffering from cOnyulsons and was in a
critical condition He telephoned to the Harlem Hos
pital for ambulance and DR.. GinsbeFg respond
ed. Whitaker died few minutes after the surgeon
reached him.
Whitaker was ticket chopper on the Third
Avenue Elevated Railway until he lost his place
two years ago.
Besides the bank books the police found in his
pocketbOOk $50 bill, $40 and 81 bill and some
silver. The police will try TO find his heirs
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
LITTLE RUSSIAN ORPHANS.

Ihirtv-three little Russaa-Jewish orphans. vic
slns u the recent nlassacres. are expected ar
,sye bv steamer from Hamburg Saturday. Ser-
on:eea glIl be cared for by the Hebrew Shelterine
Guardian Orphan Asylum, Of Broadway and l50th
street OF which Dr. l. y. Bernstein is superin-
feEderf Tae Reception Home, at ii5th street. is
hetEE snecissly renovated for he comfort OF the
children Zl.o win be entertained there until AZ
Esilgeraents are completed 5oT their adoption ntJ
private faIsslsles
One hlfgGrea orphans were taken from Russia,
one-tisirG 81 the number being left in Ingldad one
third IN Germany, and the resna!png third brought
this This CITY IS 70 be ne distributing
centre fror1 which children Wi be pri-
yate homes "A Boston, Ai.waukee AID various
Western cites
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PLAYED GHOST AND WERE SPANKED
Children Scared Residents OF Nutley, N. J.,
with Dummy on Vacant Lot.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

NutIey. n. J.. Aug 22.-The ghost that has been
terrifying this town for weeks was laid tonight
when the police force, led by Chief Knapp. dis
covered that two children. the son and daughter
of a well known Nutley resident, had been Op-
Grating a dummy in a vacant LOT all the time
The children were taken home and sOundly
spanked. and the ghost that has held undisputed
sway over vacant lot on Passatc avenue will
walk no more.
The children. whose motive has not been ex-
planned. made the ghost out OF a large wooden
figure, wach they covered with white drapery
They tied strings to its and waved the
white cloths around In the most approved ghost
fashion. The only time any one mustered up
sufficient courage to investigate. the boy, VINO
has "a deep voice. sounded a warning in such
sepulchral tones that they We're left in security
he police chief, however, screwed his courage
behind some bushes IN the vacant lot until the
ghost" appeared.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
GOLDEN CIRCLE BRANCH.

The Golden Circle. of Brewster NJ " heio d
fair at the home Of Miss Estella Lewis last week
which proved most successful. as S53 was made'
and by personal solicitation the amount was
raised TO $40. This helpful sum has been sent
to the T. S. S. to be used for sick babies ana
these young girls VINO ara so much Interested III
sunshine work write that they hope to do better
next year This is not the first time that a gen.
crous gift has come from the young neipers az
Brewster to carry health and comfort into Other
lives and they are heartily thanked for thelr
splendid work. The officers of the circle are
Alice Maher. president: Ella G. Thorpe' vice
president; Julia Taylor, secretary, ana Eaha
BirdsaIl treasurer. Other members are Marion
Maher Bessie AFFORD, Kate AFFORD Myra
Waite Ruth Haviland, Estella Lewis ana ,1, AIIa
Rirdsall and among the assistants Nellie
Bruen, Anna Root, Violet Townsend and Mary
T2VlOr
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
1RACHOMA ON INCREASE,
steamship Lines Forced to Dspot
Many Diseased Aliens.

"asliilstOH' Aug 22-FOr sixty days prior 70
August the Department OF Conr,.r~s ard "a
Dor assessed in fines on steamship corrpan.sy
$500 for bringing into this country si,sa,ed
ahens- Most OF the diseased immigrants v.re
AFFLICTED with trachOms. a contagious esea.. Of
the eyes.
FOF every case proved again.. the steamship
companies fine of 500 was assessed Today
nheS We're levied on steamship companies az
gregating 81 200
IL IS notable that more immigrants afnl-.e1
WIN trachoma are coming 60 this country Sus:
no" than have come for several years. rhs
Immigration authorities are unable 20 under
staho thiss as every immigrant before he pu--
tH"sss passage OIs any steamship lin. Is Obliged
~ unuerso a medical examination.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
lord CARLISLE TO VISIT BOSTON.
Will Accompany His Daughter, Lady Car
isles Delegate to w. C. T. U. Convention.

Boston, Aug. 22.-Odiclals of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union have been
informed that the Countess OF Carlisle. president
OF the British Womans Temperance Association
viii send her representative to the Worlds
Moman's Christian Temperance Union Convention,
in Boston. in October, her daughter. Lady Dorothy
who viii be accompanied by her father Lord
Carlisle. Finland will be represented by Frau
Helenius and Mrs. Harrison Lee will be one OF the
delegates from Australia other countries which
have already announced their intention OF being
represented at the convention Burmah Bull
gara, Bahama Islands, Brazil, Chill China, Cuba
Cape Colony, South Africa. India. Africa, New
foundland Sweden, Syria and Uruguay. The con-
~sntion dates are October II 20 3.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
NEGRO BISHOP ELECTED.
Forced from Berth in Pullman While Cross.
ing Kentucky.

Lexington. KY. Aug 22-Bishop c. H Phil
lips, Of the Negro Methodist Episcopal Church
close friend of Booker T. Washington. with his
wife, was elected from a Pullman sleeping car
on the way to Chicago because Irving McGraw
a Tennessee farmer, objected TO their presence
They were elected in Kentucky. but after the
train had crossed the Ohio line were allowed to
return.
II am not advocating social equality or any
thing Of the sort said Bishop Phillips The
Negro of the South has his station and should
recognize IL, but think myself and wife were
submitted 10 indignitles. and do not intend to
let the matter drop lightly
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

also for all plain materials. For the warm days
yet remaining Il is charming. made illustrated
with the open square neck ana snort sleeves, but
the yoke and long sleeves he utilized for the
coming cooler days, that the model becomes ap-
propriate for all seasons OF the year
Tie quantity Of material required for the medium
size four years. is 25s yards of bordered material
or nouncing q inches wide with ward of plain
material g inches wide and yards OF banding
for .he yoke; 2ls yards o. 29s yards 36, az
Yards 81 inches wide. with i'4 yalds of banding
The pattern. No J445, Is cut In for children
Of one Two four and six years old.
The pattern will be sent 10 any address on receipt
OF 10 cents. Please give number Of pattern and
distinctly. Address Pattern Department. Now York
Tribune II 81 a hurry for pattern send extra
twO-cent stamp ard wal mail b. letter postage
ia sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
HEAT KILLS EIGHTEEN.
Chicago Leads List, sUith Ten Vic-
tims-BostOn Has One.

Chicago Aug e2.-Heat in Chicago to-day was re-
sponsible for ten deaths and twenty-nne prostra-
tionr AS early as II o'clock in the forenoon the
thermometer at the Weather Bureau registered 81
degrees II remained at this point for four hours,
wien the % mark reached. Later in the day
a shower and breeze brought some relief. but the
forecast for tomorrow calls for continuation OF
the hot wave.
Boston. Aug 22-Ons death and attempted
suicide from heat reported during the early
mart of the day. The humidity continued oppres-
sive at 81 to-day. and at the Thermometer was
81 at the Weather Bureau as compared with as at
the same time yesterday.
Detroit Aug 22-There was little relief to-day
from the intense heat which has prevailed over
Lower Michigan for several days. Robert Mackim-
mie dropped dead from heat In Washington Boule-
ward to-day, the second heat victim in twentytour
hours. Practically every iron working manuiac-
tory in the city Is shut down and about thirty
thousand men are idle until the weather moderates
Geneva n. Y, Aug 22.-The mercury registered
90 degrees in the shade here to-day.
ST. Louis Aug. 22.-One death and two pros
trations are to-day's heat record. Two prostra-
tions are reported from East st. Louis The
maximum temperature in st. Louis was 80
Milwaukee, Aug. 22.-Four deaths and 1--WE
prostrations were ascribed to the heat in Mil
waukee to-day. Thermometers registered 9o
degrees.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
FOR INVALID MEMBER.

Bennington CVt) member has written to the
office. as follows:
have thought that possibly near Firwood,
Wukes-I Barre. Penn. there might be some Sun
shine member who would be glad TO bring a lit
lie cheer into the life of fellow member who is
a 'shut-n invalid. obliged to lead life of great
loneliness and suffering. She is an elderly
woman and has lately moved into poor neigh
borhood where she knows no one. Any kind of
remembrance would be most welcome. She is
too poor to buy proper food or clothing and IS In
constant Pain and almost helpless. She Is very
anxious for reading matter especially. She longs
TO receive regularly The Christian Herald"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
OTHER MONEY RECEIVED.

"a Friend in New Jersey" has sent S20 to be
used for the happiness of others, old or young;
Mrs Whittingham of Tarrytown n. Y. 81, in
memory Of her mother. ito be used for an out
ing for some old LADY, E. F., Of Brooklyn. 81
for outings; ten girls OF the Second Presbyterian
Church of PeekskiIl N V. ST for trolley rides
for children: "A Friend" at Mount KiscO. ". Y,
ST. and "A Widow" 81, toward building the
fence for the aged sisters in Virginia; Miss A.
Delmar 81. wherever needed: Jumata Marquee
of Newark 81, for two badges for new members
and dime fund, and Mr.. Ludwig, 30 cents for a
badge
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
CASH GIRLS. OUTING.

1t was merry trolley party that went to Fort
George on August 1S. when ffty-eight cash
girls were the guests of the T. S. S. The super
intendent of the department store on Sixth ave-
nue. let the girls out little early that they
might be at 23d street when the special car ar
rived Some OF these young breadwinners had
a luncheon to take with them and those who
had none received one through the fund. OF
course the ice cream was a welcome addition.
On the return trip the president OF the Ever
Ready branch, who conducted the party, saw
that the children were transferred 20 their home
hound cars
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
OHIO TOWN on DARKNESS.

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Marion. Ohio. Aug. 22-The BIS power plant or
the Marion Railway Light and Power COua2anS
was wrecked az 8 o'clock tonight by the explosion
OF a 3oO-kC-sepOweF boiler Five men we're tnjufrt.
two possibly fatally, and the city was cast ~
darkness The explosion. which shoON the eus..Se
city. set FIRE 90 large barn near the county 80
creating a panic aUlOng the prisoners. wne ~
piored Sheriff Brown 10 release them. a pegt0EA-
anCe az a local theatre was finished BY candle ASss
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
WERE PLEASED.

The young invalid in Virginia was happily
surprised when she received more than she
thought necessary to buy her book rest and
sends many thanks to the kind friend who has
given her this help and cheer. A poor, hard
working German woman. who received money
for several trolley rides for herself and invalid
husband and daughter, writes I'VE send our
great thanks to you for this pleasure. My hus-
band walks only little so take him on trolley
rides-that makes US happy
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
J. NJ. WATERBURY HELD FOR SPEEDING
IBy Telegraph to The 'Tribl

thy Telegraph To Tue TrtbULel
Newport. r. l.. Aug. ri. NJ. Waterbury, Of
New York. was arrested this afternoon In Ports
mouth for exceeding the speed limit in hts auto
mobile and was brought 10 Newport by con-
stable. special session OF the district court
called, and Mr.. Waterbury was charged with run
ming Nhis automobile at thirty miles hour. lie
pleaded guilty. saying that the machine possibly
was going forty miles. and was hned SIS and COSTS
which he paid
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

The first seventeen -year-old boy 10 take the
part Of a fourteen-months-old infant. Young Gar
ratt was born in London. of normal parents. and
has brothers and sisters OF ordinary height. When
the playwright advertised for a child to take the
part OF an infant, CARAT among those who
answered the advertisement, ard for the last year
has proved himself actor of little merit, ap-
rou
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
a TINY ACTOR.
Although Seventeen, He Takes Baby's Part
in New Production.

what A dear,' was heard on all sides when
Master Edward Garratt. who plays the title role
IN The Little Stranger which is to have its
first American production at the Hackett formerly
Fields Theatre on next Monday evening, stepped
on the Carmania yesterday just after she had
docked
Master Edward. who is thirty-seven inches high,
Is said to be the smallest actor in the world and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Such 4 simple little frock as this is boon
10 child and mother alike In the illustration II is
made from pretty bordered lawn, with banding
of embroidery, the labor involved being slight IN
the extreme but it be utilized for founcng and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ADDRESSES.

Will the friend who offered TO send mounted
pictures please forward some to Mrs. C. L. I'm
derhill, No 2S Bradford street, Brooklyn. and
Miss Lucille Barstow 40 Elm street. Malone. n.
Y; also some magazines to Mrs. Ella Hallstead,
AinsMorth Neb.?
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
DAILY THOUGHT.

The buds may blow and the fruit may grow,
And the woodland ferns turn brown ana scar
But whether the SUM- or the rain, or the SHOW
There is ever song somewhere my uoa,.
James WhitcOmb Riley
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
&N@r1% dn1
store clcses at s P. ~ Saturdays at ~ o'clock
Fancy Chairs
In the August Sale

There an immense of Fancy Chairs and Rockers
August Furniture the po Evngroon den
house. Chairs for comfort and chairs 20
decoration All of uniform excellence quality, finish style
More than four hundred today
atv reductions IN price
-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

Geneva, N. Y, Aug. 22-The mercury registered
90 degrees in the shade here to-day.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31
4ns oem Staate.

Die 9iort9peltern 8abn bat "a Mei.
len 6itlih bon &Gpio @itD am Dor
glosr Bad 8aupldbe fir Die Qlnlaqe
eiEer Srtihaft getauft. Die neue
Crtidaft iol elmer Der Sauptpuntte
Der 8abn fir Die SerI6ifune bon
Finooieb neroen gs befinoen Iih
oOrt iebr gutes g8eioe- uno audi ebenIo
gutes Gderlano. Die Maihine sur
@eleiielegun9 1T bier eineetrOfien.
Die neutrality-suspicious. beabIi6tiet,
nit Der Gjsleiielegun9 meItli1 BON
Yierre am |. SUM gu be9innen uno in,
Rapio 6itn am 5. ooer 6. Sum. IS.
lollen bunoert Nteilgn @eleiie oeleas
meroer un0 Die ginie lol I'M OttDber
polenoet iein. Die @eieli6aft beab=
fhtist, Die erlten 3iige am /. 5aauar
1907 nah &apio Gitp laufen su lalIen.
3wiihen bier uno Bierre uerben ettua
5mOlf Ortibaften aneelegt meroen; bic
genaue Gage oerielben lit nod nibt be-
tannt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

pegen ibrer sr5reattioGrsn @eiinnung
betannten9enerdle Srepofp uno Nfoi=
iolop fir bpbe Rei9sGmter in 2lusz
iidt genommen hdben.
Uiit bem 9dmpfer .5eucer", Der
aus Sapan unb gbind in 8ictorid,
3. g., eintraf, famen psitsre Rads
ri6teu iiber bic per6esrenben lle6ers
i9pemmungeu in ben @egenpen oes
9ai Rung 9ao in China. SGmmtliz
DE 0ieOerungen iteben uuter DaFer,
SduIer lino fDrteeihpemmt uno
Sduienoe BON NfenThen unb 5biereu
haben in ben 6lutben i6r @rab ges
funDen. Da in pielen Oiitritten Die
Reisernte boafdnoig Serit0rt lit, 10
fiirAtet mun cine alIgemeine 9unz
gersnotb.
Sn Mdnn6eim, 0eutI6lanb, lit
Der oeutI4zlmeritaniIcbe 8ruuerei6e=
flyer 9eprs Sobann Dilbelm Ipurlos
berfhpunben, unb Die Yoli3ei neiat
lid Der 9lnnabme gu, baB er bas
Spfer zines 0erbrs6ens eenorben lit.
0srr 0iIbeIm lit AZ Sabre alt uno
befanb iih NIT feiner 5aniGie duf
elmer Grbolungsreiie bur6 9eutIns
lanb unp anbers Qdnoer @uropa's.
eSn Mannbeim belt er Ii6 gum Be
fuh Bel 6reunben unb 8etanuten
duf.
Gar giitolaus genebmiete ben Riids
tritt oes Qomirals Hoi9oeitpenstp,
Der ais @runb- ieines 9tusI6eioens
geihpd6ie 8eiuno6eit infolee Der in
Der Seeidla6t in Der StraBe bon
Siulhima erbaltensn Munosn uns
giebt.
Die frans0Ti6e Hegierung bat pers
fii9t, baB in 3ufunft Stuoenten Der
5beologie ibrer Wlilitdrpflidt ebsnio
tpis Mnbere geniigen miifen. ba fie
felt Der Srennung bon Stride unb
Staat ben 9eb0rpen segeniiber feline
Gonberiteaung mebr einnebmen un0
ouf tein Spe5ialprioilegium 2lnipruh
MAIDEN t0nnen.
Oberft Senpotiti9, Der Gomman=
oeur bes in Rai6an llngarn, earni=
fonirenoen 81 ungariIhen Snfante=
rie : 9egiments, 0efien Snbaber er
felt bem Sabre 1883, lit. bat Bpm
6su!f1en sSs-:Tcr cine S....aol.As ers
halten. ben Hebungsn bes 8aroes
Corps auf bem 80beriBer Jsloe ais
Iein gait bei5upohnen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31
Charles a,sir 6omntg.

9e obes. Der eds Sabre allie
SObn Seonaro oes 6arners Daniel
SpnA mOllte einmal ieben, mas palIirt
wenn er einige Pfuno 51ieBpulber in
oen Cfen mirft. 6r mar nit leinem
tlelnen Sriioerben aIIein i'm Saule,
als er Der pulDertaune orei ooer piel
ytuno PulOer entnabm uuo in oen
Gten mari. Gs erfolete iofort cine
tur9tbare @rploliOn, tDelAe oas saus
fait 8eritOrte; ale 6enlfer muroen ,er-
trhmmert, Die 5iiren berausaetrieben
io9ar oas Dad in Die Sobe asbpben.
eeonaro murOe ibiDer perleBt uno es
III Elm Wunoer. oaB er unb oas Baby.
lpeldes Direct neben benz Cfen auf oem
Sooen LAP, nidt auf Der Steae get0tet
muroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

Die erlten 8iebtransporte aus Dem
Siioen nab ben &an9es meltlit BON
Wfinouri rno leBte 8ohe 0urh abers
been ourb9efommen. Die eriten 3iioe
maren uah @barts beltimmt uno tamen
BON gtep Werito. ,Snnerbalb Der
nddften @Oden weroen peitere Grams.
porte ertuartet. Sn1olge Der pielen
neuen AuIieoler in Butte @ountp Miro
in oielem Sabre Der llmfane Der 3an=
1es nerringert uno miro alIo aud Der
8eoarf an glrbeitern eeringer iein. @s
fOmmen ourhihnittlid tagli6 100
neue 9lnIieoler in Butte @ountn an
uno Die 8iebSlihter MAIDEN Iih bereit,
neue 8an6es Su fu6en. sSn Den mei=
iten 61llen bringen Die neuen 9lnIieos
Ter aud &inoOieb, pleroe uno 0abner
IN ihre ueuen Seimitdtten nit. Sm
@an5en miro alfo uobl auh in GU
tunft ebeHiopisl 0ieb bort gesiihtet
meroen, wie bisher, ss mirb aber in
tleIne peroen perteilt iein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

Der algemein als 6umbuo be,eib.
nete 9erianOt BON freien 5dmereien
onrh oas 8unoes= Observation-Disclosures
ideint oieies Sabr nod beIteben ,u
bleiben. Dem Senat muroe bic Sc.
nilligung fir oas 9lderbauant boroe.
le8t; lie belduft ii1 auF s7, us, 600
cine 3unabme bon 1925, 500 aeoen oie
gepilligpn3 oes 6auies fir mas De=
partement. Der Senat bat S5I 800
tiir oas Bureau Der Qflan3ensntt
s32, 400 fir gerIu6sitationen, sI5.z
600 fiir gBegebauten unD $40, 900 fir
ole Qusrottung Der 3igeuuermotte bins
5ugefiigt. Sn 8e3ug auf Die freie gerz
teilung bon Sdmereien iaat Der BE-
ridt beg Senntstomites fir glferban.
oaB Die Wtaioritdt beg Rumites ent=
idieoen 3u 8unlten Der lest iiblitben
Samenberteilung iei uno empfe6le,
DAB IN Der ndhiten SiBunq Oes Gon=
grenes cine 8doiumme sur 9lnI6aifuno
uno 8erteilung bpn nirflidb niiBlihem.
in Den Der. Staaten ieltenem gfIan.
8eniamen angetpielen uar0e.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

Die in 8enber Colorado, gema6te
gntoedung. OaB Oaielbit 9feffer per-
fault muroe, Der aus gefdrbtem uno
miteine beIpnoeren6liiili9t nermeng=
tenn Sdsemebl beltanO, mag ii6 Der
Gntbiilungen iiber oas inRannen ,ein.
baliamirte" iSleiih uno bic ubrigen
oerfdlibten Nabrunesmittel anreiben.
gBie gliiflia iinO bod Die @eute oarau,
atpelhe genau niiien. mas Iie elien uno
trinten. 5oliher8ein tiinitlid ihper ge=
matte uno gefdrbte Butter, Derpdferte
0lil6. uip. uaren ia ihOr iebr lanse
I'M ihtDun9baften 6anoeI, allein Die
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

SnfOlge Der lln.erIudungen Der aes
Iiunobeitli6en 3uitdnoe in BEN 5hlahts
bduiern oes Sanoes iino Gntbiiaunoen
5u Gage getreien, bic graoesu lhauoer=
bait lino. Riinitlib fabri3irte uno ae=
fdrbte Sdinten, r0urlt, ueiae
9Surltfleiih nie geieben BAT, SbmuB,
6rauen uno 0tdo6en, fDelae ftunoens
lang in beiBen RGumen i'm @aiier
.iteben miiIleH, gutes uno Derfauttes
5leiib ourheinanoer gamorfen uIm.
aein BunOer, odB Senator geDerioqe
folgenoe Observation-Disclosures I'M
GongreB ein9ebraAt Bat:
2llles SdlahtUieb muB nah Dem
ShlaAten genau unterIuht uereen;
alles ungeIunoe 6leiid muB perni6t-
tet merDen pdter iou cine ameite
5nipettiOn itattiinoen, fUelcbe feitfepen
lou, oh in Der 3Diiben3eit oas bon Der
erlten SSnipettion paIIierte SsleiI6 Iid
gut gehalten bat ODER peroorben iif.
Den SnIpettoreu miro auFaeiraaeu.
aud ale anoeren 9tabrusgsprooutte
ME ein9emadte Suppen, 6ette uID.,
oerlelben Briiiung 3u unterDerfen.
9lie Sdlaht= uno gad6duisr, Die
fitr ben algemeinen 8eoarf auh auBer-
balb ibres eigenen Staates arbeiten.
manen rein unb .bpgieniIb Qebalten
meroen; Der 2lferbauminiIter miro bic
oarauf be3iialiden 8ori6riften auas
arbeiten uno our6ieben.
I'm 81 perbinoern, bar qeIunoes
nit peroOrbenem 6leiih permenQt miro.
beitimmt Die gorlage, oaB alles gieh
Dor oem Shlabten unteriubt meroeu
muB.
6erner bari nur 9eIunoes Mlaterial
5u gtabrungsmitteln permenoet neroen,
uno ale giubrungsmittel miifen aenau
angeben, poraus lie belteben. Reine
Ba5n bari Prooutte Der Shla6tbduIer
sum transport annebmen, oeren sEn=
balt ni6t oas Siegel oes 3eqierunoss
inlpettors trdgt; ia, teine 9abn oarf
prooutte eines gadbauies befDroern.
oas niht bon Der 3eqierung fir qeiuno
unb rein ertIdrt poroen lit.
ShlieBli6 ipirb Den Reoierunos=
inipettOren Die Grlaubnis qeQeben, Die
S9la6tb1uier 81 ieoer 3ages= ooer
Naht5eit Sl betreten, um Oi: beimlihe
SerleBung bes neuen 8eiebss su pers
binoern.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

6lnoelstommiIlion, in osren Sano Die
Qlusfiibrung Der GjeIeBesbeltimmungen
ru6t, aud nur einigermaBen gemdBigt,
10 oiirften lid bic 8abnen nit ihren
gntI1eioun9en 5ufrienen geben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

8ie glettrisitdt tritt jeBt aud in
ben 8ieuit oes 2anobnues. 3u 8e=
leuhtun9s5Uefen folgte Iie bereits piel=
iah ben Selspbonanlagcn In ben Iarms
hGuiern ldngs Der @iIenbabnlinien.
9tun beginner peri1ieoene 8eielinaf=
ten 2lnlagen ein5urihten, nm Die 6ar=
men nit elettriider 4raft gum getriebe
oes Badges uno Der l0nItigen ldnos
lihen Mai9inen su perIeben. 50 Die
gtOrtbern Colorado 9Omer 60, Die cine
Rraftanla9e in Safapette, GolO., ere
rihtei, uno bic @bicaso & Nliluautee
glectric 3ailmaD, bic in Wautegan
cine dbnlihs 9lnlage Ibaiien nia. 8a
Miro Der Aferbau balo gum porne6men
sport. QGehbl.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-31

Der ,blutl9e Staat" Gentudp bat
ieinen Omin6ien gtamen tpieoer einmal
pOlli9 Deroient. Snfolse elmer alien
i5eloe muBte unter allen llmtdnoen
glut flieBeH, niemano uuroe aber troB
Der DieBelei perbaftet uno bic gtirQer=
ihaft BON Q8altDn lab Dem Sample
untdtig iu, nm Die Sahlage nidt nod
mebr Su Derih1immern. giner Der
Rdmpfenoen nuroe nit bon CDR III
Cbr ourhIbnitteuem Salie msgQetra=
qen, eiuem 2Inoern Der 9lrm ourh-
itbOhen, ein Dritter liegt infolge Der
SdlG9e iiber Den Sndoel an @ebirn=
eridiitterung oarnieoer uln. Cb Der
9entufp 8istep oaran idnlo nar2