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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
BRAZIL MINING SCHEMES
Consul General Anderson Says Most
of Them Are Frauds.
Not a Single Company Operating In
the Gold and Diamond Fields
Has Paid a Dividend.

Washington, July 16.-Consul Gen.
eral Geo. e. Anderson, In a report to
the bureau Of manufactures from Rio
Janeiro, charges that while some
bona flde Brazilian diamond mines
may result probably, that country is
full of schemes which are either out
and out frauds or are based on claims
and facts so slight us to make them
little less than frauds. The report
says the United States and Great
Britain, especially New York; Chicago
and London are the chief fields Of
operations for a number of promoters
who have never done any mining,
and that there are a number of So
called mining companies now solicit
ing stock subscriptions in the United
States whose officers are not even GER
tain where the land they claim as
property lies,
The report states that experienced
men in Brazilian mining fields say
that not a single mining company OPP
Grating in the gold and diamond fields
Of Brazil has paid a dividend.
The consul general adds that 1t 10
a Iamentable fact that large pro-
portion Of Brazilian mining enter
prises are frauds and that there are
now men in the United States with
enterprises which represent nothing
more than the money they can get
from the American public.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
Another Doodle Case Dropped.

St Louis, Mo-, July 1.-THE last Of
st. Louis noted Doodle cases, with one
exception, was disposed Of Monday
when Circuit Attorney Sager nollepros-
SECUTED three charges, two of bribery
and one Of perjury. against Charles
Gutke. former member Of the house
Of delegates. Mr.. Sager announced
that Gutke had turned states evidence
and had been used in the prosecutions
Of other members OF the alleged Doodle
combine. The charges were then wiped
from the docket. This action leaves
only one Of the doodle cases open. that
of Robert Snyder. the Kansas City pro-
moter and capitalist, against whom
revised charges have been filed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
TO let OTHERS GO
All the Government Guns to Be
Trained Against the Stand
ard Oil Company.
COMPLETE CHANGE IN PLAN
Attorney General Moody VIII Accept
Testimony of Railroad Omcials,
Granting Them Immunity to
Catch Giant Corporation.

Cleveland, O., July 17.-Basing hi
opinion upon the testimony alread
submitted to the federal grand jury Il
his district, Attorney General Mood.
believed that the government has a
last secured the evidence which will
cad to- bringing the Standard Oil com
pany to its knees.
The return Of District Attorney Sui
Ivan Tuesday morning from an all
lay conference with the attorney gen.
sral at New York will mark complete
change in the plans of the government
in connection with the fight to stamp
out trade determinations in favor OF
giant corporations.
The change Of plans includes COM
plete reversal regarding G. j. Gram
mer, vice president of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railway. Gram
mer will not be indicted In this or any
other federal district. Instead, he will
be asked to assist the government in
forging chain Of evidence about the
necks Of some Of the biggest Standard
Oil officials in the country.
Acting upon the orders of District
Attorney Sullivan, Assistant District
Attorney Garry late Monday afternoon
Issued another subpoena for the ap-
pearance of Grammer before the grand
Jury Tuesday morning. Grammer
who happened to be in the city Mon
day, was Immediately served with the
subpoena by Deputy District Marshal
Tanning, He seemed pleased with the
turn of events, which makes 1t certain
that he is not to be made the scape-
goat for violations Of the law ON the
part Of others.
The switch on the part Of the gov
eminent in finally deciding to sum-
mon Grammar as q witness is ex-
planned by the statement made Mon
day that the single desire of the |
department Of justice at present is |
to get at the Standard OIL company.
A telegram from District Attorney
said that nothing was to
be left undone to accomplish this
purpose. The attorney general is
firmly Of the opinion that indict-
ments can be secured here, and Dis
trict Attorney Sullivan will resume
work with the grand Jury Tuesday
with this end in view.
In addition to ordering the issu-
ance Of a subpoena for Grammar,
Sullivan wired to have all the ems
Dloyes Of the Lake Shore railway who
lave testified before the grand Jury
'ecalled. These witnesses include
lanes L. Clark, general western
reight agent, and G. A. Slauson,
reight agent of Chicago; M. c. Tully,
I. NJ Huddleston, G. B. Wheeler and
|. L. Meyer, all employed in the
,leveland Offices.
1t Is known that the government
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
NIne-MIIe swimming Contest.

Paris, July 16.-An international
swimming contest at a distance Of
nine miles was won In the Seine Sum
day by the French swimmer Bougmin
In three hours and six minutes. Da-
vid Ellington, the English champion
finished a minute behind Bougmin
French, English, Austrian and Austria
lians competed. and among the swim
mers were three women.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
Kanaan. Oct nIr Flour order.

Topeka, Kan. July III. n.
Koontz, general freight agent Of the
Atchlson, Topeka q Santa Fe rail-
way. announces Monday that an Ar
kansas City. Kan, order for -four
Just received from Amsterdam, Hol.
land, win require IS Of their largest
cars for transportation to the ports.
The order requires two shipments,
the FIRST going IN July via Galveston
and to contain l.o23.ooo pounds. The
second shipment Eill Be In August
via Newport News and VIII be q
i.0S9. 900 poundl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19

Trinidad. Col. July 17.-PassengeF
train No. on the Colorado &
Southern railway. carrying hundreds
Of Texas Elks to the convention in
Denver. was wrecked three miles
north Of Forbes junction. at an early
hour Monday morning. Engineer
Martin J. Cullen was killed and Fire
man Charles 7. Garrel badly hurt
The passengers we're not injured. a.
none Of ne coaches left the track
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
Feast Day Forgotten mt Zion City

FeaSt lay FOr&Otten NJ zion OAty
Chicago, July 16.-John Alexander
Dowie sat In the conservatory at Shi'
loh house Sunday and preached tc
those who would listen, while his
young rival, Wilbur Glen Voliva, ad-
dressed congregation Of several thou
sand in the tabernacle. In years past
July Is has seen the grand opening Of
the Feast of the Tabernacle, which
lasted during the entire week, and Zion
City was visited by thousands who
came to see Dowie. Neither Voliva
nor Dowie In their addresses Sunday
even mentioned the fact that 1t was
Feast day." The decision of Judge
Landis as to the property rights in
Zion City is expected this week. Both
sides are sure of decision in their
favor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19

Paris, July 17.-War Minister
Etlenne Monday announced the as
Segment of Major Dreyfus to the
Twelfth regiment of artillery, sta
toned at vincennes: This is crack
regiment which participates in state
functions at the capital. Brig Gen,
Picquart has been designated to
serve on the star of the military
governor of Paris
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19

New Orleans, July 1.-THE strike
t Illinois Central freight handlers
hero which began several days ago,
ended In n COMPROMISE Wednesday,
Re men being granted eighteen cents
an hour for a ten hour day, an In
crease of 20 cents a day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
Crude Petroleum Prevents Plague.

Bombay, July 12.-Dr. Turner, health
officer Of Bombay, Wednesday success
fully demonstrated the extraordinary
efficiency of crude petroleum as a
plague disinfectant 1t is believed
that his experiments have materially
advanced the prospects Of the extirpa-
lion Of the plague.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19

Washington, July 1.-THE navy de.
partment was informed Monday af-
ternoon by cablegram from Comman-
der Mulligan Of the arrival of his
ship, the Marblehead, at La Libertad
from Panama, which port he left last
Friday night. Before sailing Com
mander Mulligan was instructed by
the navy department to report to
the American minister, Mr.. Combs,
at La Libertad, which is the port
near San Salvador, the capital Of
Salvador. In the absence Of Mr..
Combs, who Is detained at Champer-
leo awaiting next Fridays steamer,
Mr.. Brown the American secretary
and charge in Salvador will commun-
icate with Commander Mulligan and
that officer will place his ship at the
disposal Of the American legation,
SO that Mr. Brown will be in a po-
sition to carry out the instructions
which were cabled him Monday from
Washington to proffer to the govern
ments of Salvador and Guatemala the
use of this American warship as a
place of meeting of the peace COM
missloners. The details of the meet
Ing will be left to the American leg
alton. II is stated that neither Min
lister Merry nor Messrs. Combs and
Brown will act In the capacity of
peace commissioner to either coun-
try; they are charged simply as good
friends TO both parties to endeavor to
bring the hostile nations into friend
ly relations without further loss of
blood.
1t is believed that the Marblehead |
will take on the Salvadorean commits
sioners at La Libertad and then pro-
ceed to the nearest Guatemalan port,
San Jose, where the agents of that
government will board the ship which
will then go to sea beyond the three
mile limits until the conferences are
over.
The important development Of the
day aside from the offer of the Mar
blehead was an assurance to the
state department from President Ca
hEera that Guatemala would refrain
from further hostilities II Salvador
would undertake to do the same,
which news was promptly commune
Gated to Minister Merry at San Sal
vador in order that he might trans
nit the proposition to the govern
ment at that place.
Another point developed was that
Salvador and Honduras had entered
into an alliance, the nature Of which
is not certainly known, but 1t is be-
lieved by the oficials here that the
purpose is to agree upon the terms
Of peace that shall be proposed by
the two countries to Guatemala. This
news came to the state department
from Charge Brown at Guatemala
City. Still another cablegram, this
one from Minister Merry. informed
the state department that the govern
ment Of Honduras insisted upon be-
ing considered along with Salvador
In the peace neeotiations with Guat-
emaia- Altogether the prospect Of
the peaceful termination Of the pres
snt difHculty Is believed to have
considerably during the
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19

Toxic, July 1.-THE Russian crius-
er Novik. which after breaking out
Of the harbor Of Port Arthur In July,
1904. sought to reach vladivostok and
was 90 badly damaged BY two Japan
ese cruisers August a, 1904. that she
sazfk OF Cape Enauma. SslhaHn..
has been coated.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
Drowned whIIe swinmIng river.

Des Moines, Ia, July 1s.-In full
view Of his tiancee, Miss Nina Boni-
face, whom he was TO have married In
three weeks, Ralph TherloW was
drowned here Sunday afternctn.
attempting TO swim the Des MONIES
river. Fred Blakeslee, a 17-year-old
boy was almost drowned In attempt
ing TO rescue him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19

New Orleans. July Ia report
that one casa Of yellow fever devel-
opsd on June q at LaPlaee. la, -
miles from here. vas made WEDNESDAY
b. the state bosrd q health Ths
patient Il nos well
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-19
Offer A WARSH|P.
United States Proposes Peace Confer
ence Between Salvador and Qua
temala on Board Marblehead.
FIGHTING At FOUR POINTS.
The State Department Considers tn,
Prospect for Peaceful Termina-
ton of the Difficulty to
Have Frightened.

San Salvador, July 17.-Guatemala
is fighting Salvador and Honduras at
four points on Guatemalan and Hon
duran territory. Both sides fight
bravely with uncertain results.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

The Hay-Fever Problem--An Insect Larva
Used as q Tool-Glass Dressing for
stone Status Of Hypnotism-Manga-
nese IN the Organism Copper Bacteria.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03


peculiar mealy flavor Of milk has been traced
By two British psychologists to the action Of q
small amount Of copper dissolved from contain
ing vessels. The contaminated milk is liable to
develop the flavor in sixteen to eighteen hours.
and it appears that the presence of the traces Of
copper both retards the development of the
organisms to which the favor is due.
-
Occurrence in regular cycle of five years is
the strange popularity Of q bacterial disease of
tomatoes that has caused much loss in the
English county of Kent. 1t first appeared in
1883. when 1t ruined the crop, as it did also in
1892. 1897 and 1902, but other years have been
free from it. All efforts to exterminate the pest
have been unsuccessful.
"a
Imperfect vision is being found by British
school boards to be deplorable handicap upon
the life work Of thousands Of pupils. In one
Scottish district twelve per cent. Of all the
school children had hypermetropic astigmatism.
and by the age of IS would all require glasses.
becoming thereby united for many occupa-
tions.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03


The Hay-Fever Problem--An Insect Larva
Used as Tool-Glass Dressing for
Wounds--The Modern Philosophers
St0ne-Statue Of Hypnotisn1-Menga
nese IN the Organism-Copper Bacteria.
A single grain Of pollen Is found by Prof. =. W.
Dunbar, OF Hamburg, to contain enough toxin
to cause intense irritation in sensitive hay
fever patient. and in the Towering time Of the
grasses the air may deposit as mauy as four
million grains on square meter in twenty-four
hours. This statement Is made in answer to the
objection that there cannot be pollen enough to
account for hay-fever. Pollantine. the anti
toxin Is now prepared on large scale from the
serum Of horses treated with pollen roxin. and
drop in eye or nostril gives prompt relief. OF
sos patients about 90 per cent. were kept free
from attacks Of hay fever during the entire
season, while only 125 per cent. used the anti
toxin without any success.
-
About fifteen years ago an extraordinary ac-
count was given Of an East Indian ant (Oecopyl-
Ia smaragdina) that fastened the leaves Of its
nest with threads spun by its own larvae The
much doubted report has been confirmed by late
observations Of 3. Dofein in Ceylon and 3.
Goeldi in Brazil. Dohein slightly tore nest,
when five or six ants arranged themselves ID q
straight row and slowly pulled the edges Of the
leaves together. while others cleared away the
pieces. Other workers then appeared. each
carrying q 1arva in its mandibles. The larvae
were used as distaffs and shuttles. and soon fine
threads bound the leaves together and were
crossed in firm web.
WIndowgIass is the novel covering for wounds
r1wf&gof oloaa
smeared with carbolated oil and packed around
the edges with absorbent cotton. and gives pro-
lection against blood poisoning. hemorrhage
and irritation. The glass can be removed for
cleaning. without trouble.
-
The transmutation of metals-so much ridi-
culed few years ago-is now thought to be
taking place in nature. but the modern achem-
ist Is still as powerless as was the ancient one to
bring it about by artificial means. If it ever
becomes practicable, the valuable product will
be the energy released as electricity or In other
form. Mr.. +. soddy points out that the energy
Of some hundreds Of tons Of coal would have to
be put into an ounce Of silver to convert it into
gold; but that more probable change would
be from heavy element like lead. the operation
yielding energy Of great value, with the gold as
an unimportant by-product. A similar extrac-
ton is going on at our great power stations
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
s9use, msbr ed5nee.

Geit benz Winter 1884-1S85 iff
innsrbaIb "a Stunosn nod ME 10 piel
S9nss in sfnhianapolis 9efallen als
bon esffsrn auf bsute. Bon Sonntag
Ra9t Biz WOntag Worssn betrug Der
s9nssfau 81 3Oa; nit ben neber.
blsibisln bonn lsstsn S4nee III Der gO'
ben tibsr sinsn SUB bod nit s&nss be-
oeft.
2ur3 Dor Witta9 iebte nod tlir3er
pauis tpieosr elm fiartss S9nssgsii6ber
Elm uno Der Wstter.O Ontsl ffent INNER
nod msbr Sdnss in Ausf9t.
MISUNDERSTANDING tparen sins
3.itlnns re4i bsbinbsrt unb Der etra.
bsnbahnoient mubts auf msbrtren Ct.
nisn gang ausaeiebt tuerosn.
SIM sanssn Staat fanb Elm i9merer
S4nesfau fiait unb giienbuhnsass
trsHsn auf allen 2inisn psripdtst Elm.
Sn gidsburs. Nii uub gbatanoO.
ga. Ssnn.. fislsn 6 3oq Rsssn; ct.
2Ouis uno Ranias @itp batten 8 3ol
G4nss.
5hr Sisnfas ift tlarss Wsttsr In
Slusf9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Bonn ebsrrid=Yro3eB.

Die 8er6anolunssn iibsr ben Nntrag
auf SsDilligun9 zines nsusn proeeHss
fhr Sapio 6. Sbsrrid, mslde auf
Wontag 8Ormittag fsHssfsbt marsn.
uurten big SOnnerfas bsrtagt. Die
geri6eioiser fonntsn in Der furssn ibnsn
gsudtrtsn Sriii nidt ale BsueismitteI
CUR gsgranoung oss antragss hsrbsi.
i4nffsn.
Sin 8ei9worener, Der Bauunter.
nebmer u. 8. Zimmerman, ioa bor
Seginn Der grpesB.g .gsrbonolunaen De.
reiis isiner ueberasusuns bon Der un=
f9ulS oes anaetlagtsn Ausbrud psrs
liebsn babsn. Wsnn Der Uertbeioi.
gung gelingt, bies 3u bsusiisn, mus
o,m antras auf gsuiaisuns zines
nsusn pruesfiss iiuttsssebsn msrbsn
uno bisier pirb hattfinben, falIs ni9i
stwa Goubernsur 6anIp borber bon
ieiaem gsanabigunss-Rs9t @ebrau9
mn9i.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Stiftmnasfeit Der 9amen bes
Saoieite Smrmbereigs.

Dos 9eitsrn Ibenb abeebaltene IL.
Stftungsfeif oes Samsn.0ereins bes
Saoieite. $urnuereins mar in ieoer Be.
sis6uns Elm id6ner grfOlg. Die Rdum-
li8tsiten Der Surnballs tparen bis auf
ben lebten plab sefhlt.
Der erfe Spreasr bes Wereins, 6err
5rso Mad .er6ffnste bic 5eier nit elmer
Mnipra9e. In tuel9er er tn martiaen
Worten auf bie tbattrdftiee Wtbalfe
Der Damen am @sbeiben bes Wereins
binwies. Der Samsn.Yerein beRbi
IA Ritglieber Der 9allen.g gau. @.fel
inaft. i&entte Der Surn- Wereins. RafIe
srit ttirsli9 500 uno beitritt bic Roiisu
Der lebten Weibna9tsfefer gans aus
ieiner eigenen RaKe.
Mu9 fonff tabsn bie Dameu fitb an.
gelesentli9f um ben Uerein bemiibi
unb baben biel ba3u beiaetraaen, bas
Der 8urnpsrein fi9 In isber Beaiebunq
In 10 sfnffisen NerbdItniKem befinbet;
ibnen gebtibrt NIT bollem Re4t be,
Danf Der 9nrner.
Ser 4.attige e9manf Der lieb,
Onfel" mar bon Der bramatiiMen Sec.
tion sIidli& gewdblt. Das publitum
amufirte fi& i6ilt@.
Seoer ber Darffsller nar ieiner auf.
gabe In bolIem Wabe eeuanisn. Das
3uiammsnipieI mar gut; alIes tlappt'
por3hali&. gin3elne Der Nitwirfenoeu
bsrbor3ubeben. bisbe anoere aurtd.
ieBen; alle beroienten bolltommen Der
rei9li& geIpenbetsn HeifaG.
Ra& S&lub Der BorReIInna wurb,
fiott seian3t unb erfi In frhber Moraen
funbs begabsn fib bic 9ebten auf Der
6eimtueg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Shreflihes un9liid.
Sad bes etraBenba1nwageu sdnppens tiirSt eiu
Sin 3pbter, mebrere 0erspmnbete.

Die Srhmmsr bes 9a1ss uuo &on=
nsn bon Sdnes famsn riit FOLDER @e;
malt berunter, bab msbrere in BEN
5duppsn fsbsnoe straBsnbabn. Wa.
gen oemolirt uuroen.
Die gerungltdten batten fib eber
fertig esma9t, ben Sduppsn su bsr-
Iafsn, als oas un9lhd gei4ab.
Siron fubr an Der grigbtpooo- 2ini'
uno mar isit geraumer 3eit bet be'
StraBenbabn @.fs0f9aft bef9dftt9t
Ct mar Elm Mitsliso Der Dbl GeqOp!
uno Der Greimaurer.
Die 2eiGs bes Verun9ltidten muro'
naa Der ffdotii4en Worsue 9ei9afft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Goabentioa Der 8raaeret=
Mrbeiter.

Die 2ocaI. Unions beg Gtaates Sns
biana bes SnternatiOnalen Werbanoes
Der 8rauerei Nrbeiter bon Nnierita
bieltsn gefern In Der Columbia 9ale
ibre Stats @onbention ab. 6err
abam 6abner. internaiionalsr Setres
tdr : S@abmsiifer oss gerbanees aus
Cincinnati. iowis fulaenos Delegatsn
waren anpeienb: Saeob 2eu4t uno
GarI Gabpler bon Serre 6aute. 6p.
Rraft bon Sort Wapne, @barles s}o=
dunn BON gincennes, 6. M. Saa bon
Inoerion, Wilbelm 9aas bon 2afa'
petite. Sobn Sineel une Otto Wats
items bon gbnnsbille, Wm. 0ammel.
ton ton Daarion nnb pster 2apall,
Dilbslm ROlmann, Grant Nnfenbrod,
@o. SdwarB, %. 6. Baline, 6riB
Weimberg, elmer 8radsn unb SOiep6
Ober9fea bon SnoianapOlis.
Die 0erbanolungsn brebten fia fab
ausI&lisblid um innsre @swertidafts-
Mn9elsssnbeiten. Der bon Der inter.
nationalen grecutip= Beb6rbe ein9enow'
meme Stanbpuntt in Der Surisoietions'
streitisteit 3wiiaen ben grauern uni
ben internationalen yerbdnosn bel
Wai4iniaen unb 6si3er muroe bon
allen Yelegaten In enibufiafiI6e,
Weiie gutgehsiBen; ale Anweienber
berRderten benz 0ertreter bss inter.
nationalen 8erbanbss, baB bic 2oeal'
Unions In Snoiana fsF unb unsnttpss
on Der auf Der Bats zines Snouiirie'
0erbanbes aufgsbauten Contribution
| fsf6alten.
gs muroe beIdlofen, Der Weiferr
federation Of Winsrs ale nur m6sli6
6hlfe BET Der gertbeibisung ibrer hoe
gen Woross bss @oup. Stsunenbsrl
angetlasten 5a6rer au 8beil weroen 81
lnHsn.
Die tbrigen 0eraanblungen betra
fen tpsni9sr wi&tige 8srbanos Nnqete
genbeiten. 4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Yoli3eili@es.

Die RabIer Bsrnauer unb 3ibs
miller bra9ten asfiern ben 27.idbrigen
Jrant 6lOrp, 933 Wsf Waibinston
etrabe wegsn 6srumbummslns auf
Der Strabe binier SdloB unb &isgsl.
6lorp CAB an. an Der Bride Der Weif
Waibington Strabe bon einsw unbe.
fannten Wann esf9nittsn morhen su
iein. Sein Rod mar aud In brr 8bat
3erfHnitten Doroen. ST min ieoo9
ben Hamen beg Wannes ni9t anseben.
Sisie Sa9e tam ben Yeamtsn iebr
perod8tig Dor unb fellten ibn unter
elmer girgidaft bon $3.50. bamit fis
oieien 5all ndber untsriu1sn i6nnen.
Die &abIer 0an unb Shine
bra9ten sefern ben 3l.idbrigsn Sobn
NOlan. 50s shh Sninois etrabe;
1!wa SObnion, 26 Sabre aft, $40
Sho Sninois StraBe unb Bert Smith,
"a Sabre ali. 5l4 sab SOinois str.,
megen rubeif6renben 2drmens auf be,
Strabe bintsr bas siierne Sitter.
Der Beamte Burf iperrts
gsaern Greo &amfep, 26 Sabre oft,
1874 Sf Is. e.rabs, tpel@er mil
Wm. naius. Is Sabre aft, 1916 OF
16. StraBs eine s9ldserei bate.
prompt sin. Die bsibsn guri9en Bat
ten cine @auferei, nobel &amIep auI
naius sinen tbdtli9sn Mnsriff ma9.s.
NIT Der abf&t ibn 3u i6bten. 81.
poli3et felIte bic @ube wieber Der unt
bra4ts ois &ubsf6rsr na9 Numme,
Slider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

un9efdhr 1.30 rbr Wonta9 Utit'
tag ntiste Der nbroli9e Sleil oes Sds
9ss oes S9uppsns Der Strabsnbabn'
@sienIanft an Weif Waidinston Str.
unter Der 2aIt bes S6nee's 3uiammsn
uno bsgrub cine eanse an3a6l 2eute
unter ben Sriimmern.
N1otormann Sobu u. Diron. 4O2
@elt Walnut Strnbs, uuroe augen,
blifli9 sst6otst, Conductor Sobn O.
Sobns, Is ROro @sf Strabe, srlitt
Isi9tsre 8erleBuu9en.
Der Wai9iniif Souls SeBurgb,
829 nbrOli4s gaf Strabe, uuroe 10
f9uer berlsBt, baB feline llsberfti6rung
in bns ct. ginesnts5 5oipital oura oie
AmbuIanB n6thig wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Der erfran,.

Wie Oberlsbrsr Dt. 6srmann sa9s
aus Berlin f&reibt, mar ct beim BefuG
oes e3iaerbauies In Weimar frsubie
our& ben Mnblid bes bonn bieRaen
gerbano Seuti3er 0ersine CUR S&aer.
Geier seffifteten Rran3ss tibsrrai&t.
Ietanntlid batte SRI. Srma 8erter.
mann, So&ter bon Sobn gertermann,
ben ebrenoen auftrag ausssftibrt uno
ben Snoianapoliier 2rans In Wsimar,
too er nun on bsionDerer bsruorraaen.
Der Stslls an9sbra&t iff, nisosrssIsst.