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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
GAYLE ANDERTON
PAINFULLY HURT.
Thrown From His Horse While
Running ]. Race in
Denver, Col.
7tspeclal to Tho times -pispatch.)

DENVER COL, January 2o-Gayle
Andcrton,i of Richmond was thrown and
painfully. but not seriously, injured In a
RUNWAY yesterday lie was one of II
riding party; He was riding a young
thoroughbred. when his stiirup strap
broke during race with one of the
Indies, and the animal became frantic
at the applng leather and boiled The
boulevard followed and created great
eScitcementi cndangering the lives of sew
cral people. Anderton kept his head, and
turned The runaway into open country.
After q run Of three miles the mare.
stumbled and fell. Anderton WAS thrown
to earth. II WIS mt first thought he was
seriously injured. He was tinker to the
home of Dr. Silverstcin. An examination
proved that no bones were broken, and
that he was only severely bruised and
shaken up lie was Ill for some hours
afterwards. but he Is much improved
to-day, and the doctor says there will be
no evil results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
Mr.. Talcott Speaks Under the
Auspices of Prograss Committee

Flow TO get the benefit of employees
brains as well as the output of their
hands is a problem which has been solved
by the National Cash Register Company
at its factory in Dayton. o. The means
of solving the problem is the Suggestion
system which has been in effect at the
Dayton factory since 1894, and which has
in recent years been adopted to a greater
or less extent in other factories.
This wonderful system. which could be
utilized In any business, Will he told about
and fully illustrated in the n. G. r. lee
ture which will be given ut the Y NJ G..
A. Hall Thursday of this week at $3.50 =.
NJ, under the auspices of the Joint Com
mittee on Progress and Civic Improve
ment League. The lecture will show how
the Company at Dayton has come to be
what has been called u 5000 brain-power
organization.
Arrangements have been made at the
model factory by which any suggestions
from any member of the organization is
easily and quickl brought to the atten-
ton of the authorities.
The employees have taken hold with
Im,rked enthusiasm. and each year thous-
ands of suggestions are received. For
handling these, and all complaints as
well, a department for complaints and
suggestions has been organized. A head,
an assistant head, and several stenogra-
pliers and clerks are kept busy receiving,
recording and investigating the sugges-
tions and complaints.
M. w. l.. ralcott of Dayton will be
the lecturer, and he is said to be an ac-
complished speaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
THE WEDDING CAKE
OF 0LDEN TIMES

The wedding ring is worn on the left
hand because the. right is syntbolical OF
authority and the lett of obedience.
The wedding cake is borrowed from an
tiuuity. The original Roman marriage
was effected by the simple process Of the
fpeidh and bridegroom breaking a cake OF
bread and eating 1t together.
This, in time, Developed into the bride
cake, The bridescut 1t because II was the
duty Of the woman to prepare food for
the man. Everybody knows the supersti-
ton about sleeping on wedding cake.
c!sm, look forward to the weddings OF
their friends. so that they may get a
piece of wedding cake, which, passed
through airing. has the power to produce
in dreams the vision of a prospective hus-
hand. --Pearson's Weekly. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
LUMP ON HIS HEAD.
Family Physician Makes a State
ment as to Haden's Body.

JTk,ito, ar ypIa ,rj, T,Iuru t,h
- -, -, ,,.,,.,.
81 - ~
the 18th, from your correspondent at
Scottsvile report of the cause of young
1,,me. Iaden,s death in which II is
s'a'eu '''"' i'oiu q ~ w. .''i' ',''''''
nation on the body. Please allow me To
make a correct report, Insofar as | was
o,,,oc,ed with tho m,tter sat,rd,v
,tllilt.,
NOR hii't'' .'.e 1'si, 81 . pi'oi'e
message from Captain T. Il. Cowherd, who
resides near the parents of Elmer Haden.
,,,ns ,hc t,,,i,, ,y,nta;. M. ~ moot ,be
'e
corpse. ldshtilS IT. ana say II inc cause
of death was measles, u report having
GOTTEN ont in some way Inn, If was M,
the BODY Of Elmer lIaden and that he did
moi din ~ neal,es al ranortc1 from
Alton. III
met the body. opened the case and
oaslset and examined the BODY in n gen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
EASY.
EASY.
Ito Nice to Feel Easy.

Speaking of food, a Kansas City woman
SAYS:
Il had always eaten any kind of food
] fancied and suffered no i'll effects till a
few years ago. when ] began to have
trouble with gas in the stomach. to which
was added, three years ago, condition
commonly called "heartburn' but which.
OF course, is in reality nothing but bad
condition of the stomach. due to the use
of improper food.
The trouble became chronic and af-
fected me seriously in various ways. 1t
depressed my spirits and filed my mind
with gloomy forebodings constantly MY
mental powers seemed to grow dun and
sluggish, and my memory became so poor
that had difficulty In recalling even the
occurrences OF the previous day. The
doctor diagnosed my trouble as nervous
indigestion, and gave me medicine.
'One day ! met a friend looking so
blooming and wholesome that / asked her
what will make me look like YOU? When
she answered that she owed II to Grape
Nuts food laughed Mt her. For two long
years kept on eating everything that
tempted my appetite and taking medicine
between meals till became thoroughly
disglsted with drugs-they gave me nc
lasting relief.
Three months ago heard from an
d
stomach trouble by the use OF Grape
Nuts food. l was desperate enough FOL
anything by this time, and determined
10 stop the drugs and give the new fooS
q trial, ! relished II from the beginning
and have learned TO like 1t so we'll that
can hardly eat without it,
"The result has been marvellous. M,
digestion has been restored. my stomach
trouble, the heartburn, gloomy forebod
ings and melancholia have all disappeared
my brain Ia clear and active, and car
do as much housework In half a day AZ
could before In a whole day. and with
little Or no fatigue 1t is such a relic
10 have steady, quiet nerves once more
] feel like a new woman, living on new
( plane, with new and most agreeable
people
I'VE have Grape Nuts every meal al
ouf llouss. and my little four-year- oil
generally calls for more between times. :
Name given rs Postum Co. Battle Creek
Mich.
There's q reason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
FIRE BUG IN JAIL.
Good Work of Richmond De-
tectives in Orange County.

"a. ORANGE COUNTY. VA Ian %
oro 90 ~ 80, ti,.,,.,. s.,,.-1. 49,.
oe VI .ie mus 'HI'lss i'f flters OF TINS
section, Mrs. NJ II. Parrish, of this neigh
borhood. had her stables and rrana,,,.
VIII thoir content, oo,,..i,tt,,., -, NJ
.1.u '"s'r eo'i'et's' eoi's'st''s OF hVe
STOCK, large quantity OF gram and farm
ing implements. burned November 18th
last ~ . O'clock ~ tro ,,o,,i,,s an,,f,
=, - '''e 49, en'.'i-
ing Il loss or SLEW on which she had but
$500 insurance. From circumstances. sur
rorndjrs, tho fro &, 49,. doter,,,,,,a, .t..
:. si''t'
u was OF an hhcendlarS origin, and week
before last the Richmond National Detec-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
NEWS GATHERED
FROM s0UTHS|DE
Captain j. w. Lowell, Railroad
man. Dies After Long
Illness.
WAS CONDUCTOR MANY YEARS
WAS CONDUCTOR MANY YEARS
Two Men Alleged to Have
Dodgcd Their Board Bills.
Entertainment Tonight.
Manchester Bureau, Timos-Di.patch,
No ljd2 Hull Street

Manchester Bureau, mcs-IJi.patch,
No 1i02 HUI Street.
captain j. w. Lowell, one of Manches-
ters oldest and most highly respected
citizens, died yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in his residence, No. 1927 Porter
Street. 14re 81
captain Lowell, was born and reared
and had lived all his life In Manchester.
where lie was widely known and honored
by all who knew him. He was for many
years conductor on the Southern Rail-
road, his run being between keysville
and Durham. tie started in this business
and remained in 1t continuously up to
the time of his illness. being In point OF
service the Oldest conductor on his divi-
sion
The deceased was taken i'll ten months
ago about an hour after he'd started
OIL his run from Durham. lie never fully
recovered, though passing through many
stages of apparent health before the end.
AT the end of last June he was operated
on at the Virginia Hospital for Bright s
disease, and was for short time much
better. Later he began to grow worse,
and his condition grew steadily weaker
until death released him from his suffer
Ing Yesterday afternoon
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lula
Lowell; four chldren-Howell L., Ernest
]. and Walter s., of Atlanta and Mrs.
w. III. Saunders. of Roanoke-and by two
sisters Mrs William Allen, wife Of Mr..
William Alien, superintendent of the
almshouse, and Mrs. James l.. Young. of
Baltimore DIR. W, II. Saunders, his som
in-law. arrived yesterday afternoon.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock from cambridge
Street Baptist Church, Rev. DR.. Badly
conducting the funeral services. Inter-
ment will be in Maury Cemetery.
Beat Board Bills.
TWO men we're arrested yesterday for
beating their landladies out of their board
bills. one Of which had run for some
time. Complaint was brought against Jim
Baker. by Mrs. S. Williams for beating
her out of S.. The other complaint was
brought agshnst Joseph CIoy by Mrs. a.
ID. Newell foi beating her out of SIG. Both
men were arrested by Officer w. E. Way
mack. and both will answer to the
charges before the Mayor this morning.
To Help Distressed Ones.
Rev. C. o. Woodward Will speak to-
night in Mr.. Toney's hall at Eleventh and
Hull Streets at an entertainment 10 be
given to help family in distress. The
programme Will be varied by the Man
chester Amateur Minstrel Company--W.
T. Hart, George w. Jones, o. ]. Mer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
A FRUITLEss SEARCH.
Rushing Waters of the Wautauga
Refuse to Give Up Their Dead.

tSnccial to The TimesDispatch)
BRISTOL. VA, January 29.-.rhe Wa
tallga River, rapid stream that 1t IS,
pouring and swirling as it does. down
from the North Carolina mountains. was
never before so stubborn to yield to a
searching party as it has been toward
the party of several hundred men who
have sought for several days to find IN
it's waters the body of George c.. Lup-
pert the Pennsylvania lumber man. who
lost mis- life IN tho stream while endeaV-
oring to route logs N boom during n
freshet.
The drowned man was n member OF the
Bristol Ledge q, IGks and the lodge
upon hearing of his fate. Immediately
he'd 3 meeting and appointed commit-
tee to 20 10 the mountain gorge and join
In the search Evary hole in the river.
where it was thought the body might DO
found. was diligently searched. bu, with
out avail. AS flra' resort. dynamite In
large quantities was USED. cut the ex-
plosions failed 10 reveal any trace of the
mi ssing body The case is puzzle to
even old river men. and 1t is now feared
that the body was carried many miles
been wedged under q rock somewhere
and covered up by drift wood
MIR. Luppert was a married man and
was about forty-two years or age. He
came to Tennessee with his father two
years ago. and che two were engaged in
logging and lumber business In Johnson
county, Tennessee. and were using the
river 10 float logs into their boom ut But
ley. The junior Mr.. Luppert, niisjudg-
ing the fury of the freshet in che river.
went out IN n small canoe, soon to find
himself caught in the rapids, Which pre-
cede the Horseshoe shoals. The current
carried the canoe over the shoes and as
1t went over 1t capsized. Juppert went
down, but came up promptly. ano started
to swim ashore. but the suction under
the shoals was TOO sreattfor h'm, and he
soon disappeared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
ertilizer and Chemical Manufacturing


intrinsic value. We taste each word as
we read. The quality of lnnguage IN
fact, gets constantly poorer. BESIDES.
the dalcctlcal varieties and local idloms
are ever decaying and becoming obsolete
In their place we create nothing cxcept
words like bike. motor. footer. soccer,
or bnrbnrlsms like nmtocar and cable
gram. which the sweet queen OF parIey,
daughter Of the sphere. would surely
decline to echo from her airy shell.
Primitive speech is full Of mythology
Ours tends to the style of the telegraph
form. Even schoolboys, the nearest APP
proach iefe to aboriginal man. are ccus-
Ing to have tho power of creating words.
Saturday Review.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
HARVARD HAS MANY
FOREIGN STUDENTS
Canada Heads List With IS; ia
pan Has 70, and Englandis
Next With =.

Harvard University is u most represent
tative seat Of learning: Not only has
every State In the Union at least ono
Representative in the Cambridge Unver-
sity, but. twenty foreign nations are
there represented.
Fifty-one and a half per cent. Of the
entire number of students in Harvard.
2,O16 in number. come from Nlassachll-
sets. New York has the next strongest
representation with 49i, then Pennsylva-
mia with 172. New Jersey is represented
BY contingent of .sixty-three; Or tho
Western States, Illinois hasVthe biggest
OF the twenty foreign countries repre-,
sented at Harvard, Canada has the great,
in order is Japan, with thirteen represcn-
tatives. The other foreign nations follow
in order: England, seven; Mexico and
France. six each. Germany and New
Zealand, four EACH. Italy and Turkey,
three; China and Cuba, two; and ArSen-
tine Republic, Morocco, Iceland, Antigua;
Holland, one each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
Bar Association.
sporla! to The rImes.pianatrh

RALEIGH n. c.. Jan 90. rhe INK.
eoutive Committee of the North carollna
Bar Association was In session hsra for
several hours last night CONSIDERING the
question of the tine, tho place for the
annual session 20 be held durinG the nsxt
summer. Secretary J, Crawford B,rns
gave out the statement that no announce
ment OF place selected would be made IN,
III satisfactory special ra1as. hotal ana
railroad have been secured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30

Boy Give MY Regards to Broadway
Nile. Fauchette.n They're All My
Friends.' "Gorls of the q. $. Az Good
Old California; captain of q Ten Day
Boat, Nesting in a New York Tree,
and "Lifc's n Funny Proposition After
AL The production is promised to be
on the scale of magnificence seldom seen
outside of the larger cities. it requiring
Two large baggage cars for the trans
portation of the scenery and effects.
Big Comedy Success.
THE Heir to the 1Ioorah," which kept
New York laughing from carly Lent until
well along into the dog days Is coming to
the Academy OF Music on Friday night.
The merry comedy was written by Paul
Armstrong, n former New York news
paper man, and staged ~ the late Rirke
LaShellc. whose untimely death ended
that brilliant career of management and
authorship. which has been punctuated
by the presentation of such well known
successes as 1.-THE Vtrginian' THE Edu-
cation of Mr.. Pippn Arizona" The
Earl of Pawtuckct," aud half n dozen
or so comic operas, The rather mystify
ing title of the new piece. which has re-
Gently received the seal of Hoston's and
Chicago's critical approval requires eluci-
dalton.
."rhe Heir" Is a baby, supposedly born
during the progress Of the play, and
THE Hoorahv is a rich gold mine. owned
by the baby's papa The scenes Of the
comedy are laid in the gold mining coun-
try, Just east of the Divide The com
pany includes Guy BatestPost Jane Pcy-
ten. Nora O'Brieu. Colin Campbell
Louise Reuter-, Wilfred Lucns and others
of much prominence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
Feeding and stabling a Motor

young motorlst. endeayering TO con.
vince country inn keeper that tho decay
OF coaching was more than compensated
Tor by the spread Of motoring AZ a pas
time, exclaimed. AS Anal argument. that
equal. sir, OF ten relays of coach horses
The next in?rnlng he read In his bill: 10
feeding and stabling, so shilllngs. He
asked the landlord for an explanation.
THE charge FOR osses Is 2 shillin n head.
sir was the reply THAT machine OF
shllln'."-St. Jamess Gazette
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30

General Theodore a. Bingham, v. S. A.,
retired, was appointed police commissions
er OF New York city by Mayor Mcclellan.
to succeed McAdoo. General 5lneham's
slogan Is BE on the ievcl.v His first
notable acta were to abolish the spying
patrolmen, known as the "Shoofy system
AND the dlsbandlng OF Commissioner Nc
Adoo's pet Idea, the "Vice Sauad.n Cen
eral Bingham says he will play no favor
ties and will demand implicit obedience.
The new commissioner Is expected to
make things hum, In the parlance OF the
policemen. That he fears no one, every
one who knows his record at Washington.
where on several occasions he openly de-
fled President Roosevelt. believes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-30
Little Johnny Jones.

Among the iisr OF notable attractions
booked in this city for the coming season,
there ic perhaps none that attract more
interest than Little Johnny JONES'
which is booked for Thursday matinee
and night at the Academy, Little johnny
Jones" is musical melodrnma which
last season scored what was unallas-
ticnably the biggest success of all TIE
new musical productions Last year 1t
was played in only few cittas outaiae
OF New York. Little Johnny Jones is
from the pen of George NJ. Cohan. who
has given to the stage some OF Its bright
est musical plays. Mr.. Conan 70 tins
author of the lines as we'll as being t..
composer Of the music, and has given
this production the benefit Of HIS pcr-
sonal stage management The music Of
Little johnny Jones' is said to be one
of its most attractive features. Mr.. Cohsl,
having composed over twenty song hits
for this production. Among the most
popular numbers are Yankee Doodle
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
aaerlet Heime 9epei9ex.
Is. Hobember.

- 6eute frafen bic Wanni4aften
beg is@fen 5nfanterie. Regiments Der
gunbesarmse aus Manila tn Gan
Jraneiseo Elm.
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unb feline @emabIin baben ibren ge.
iud in Berlin fhr ben 10. Nobemb.r
ansetinoist.
- SIN Ribinesn. benz baperilHen
electromagnetic Inter. 5ranten, be-
glng bic Wittwe Barbara 2ntnert IT,.
rem los. @eburtstog.
- 5euer 3erfi6rte beute Naat 3tpsi
erobe 2agerbduier Der Nasarstb Bort.
Innb Cement Comb. In gahon. ga.
Der Geuerf&aoen betrdst $l75, 600.
- Die @ortinaman's eautnss &
2oan @omp. In @reenbille, g. 9 eine
Nsaerbant. wuroe bsuts auf BefsbI beg
Staats- 8anfrebifors geihloRsn. 9as
Rapital Der Yant bstrug rlur $14, 900.
- Eer frhbem Boersnbauptmunn
Smut6 In pretorta iaat. bic @ef4i6te
BON einem neuer Bosrenauffanb fei
nur eth 6trnssipinif. unb Gerreira unb
feline paar 2eute fsisn sinfaa Rdubsr.
- Das engliide saiH ,@aIsna",
auf Der 5abrt bon Sunin, @bili, nod
Afforia. Oregon. Hranbste beute BET
@latiop 8eu8. itoli3 bon aRoria.
Die e&iHsmanni&aft tonnte ssrsttst
perben.
- 1nter @nfIage Der B%ranbfiftuna
wuroe In Sem Dort frau @Rsle Bri.
foI, cine iun9e Neserin, psrbaftst. Sic
iaete, He babe isbsn uolen, tuie bic
meiBen 8emobner bss bstrefenben
9auiss ausreiBen wtirben.
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Ninifer &ublanb's, Der bor einigen
8aaen nod st. petersburg bon paris
3urtiftebrte, miro balo bonn @aaren
Ridolas In Sfarstoe Selo In pripat.
auoisn3 smpfangen perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

= Wu Der S%Orfteret 9anels
buf3 Bel 8ramiteot ion ii9 folgenbss
Sei9i9t9en a~ugetrasen baden. @s
mar 8adtag unb bas 8rpb NOR i9on
aus benz Sfen bsraussebolt. 3tpsi
bes Weges siebenbe rMonar9en", pie
in S9lsspis : 9ulitein bic Stromsr
genannt tperben, aeba9ten bic @Grme
bes Sfens aussunuBen, um ibrer
lditisen ginquur.ieruns lebig au tpsrz
ben; fie entfleibstsn ii9, pddten bic
&leiOunssitiide gun OurdbiBuns in
ben Sfen unb itredten fi9 feIbit in's
9ras, UNI inatpii9en Der Stub. gu pile
gen. Hah geraumer 3eit MOLTEN bic
.&unben" bam lire Rletbtr ipiebtr
an5ieben, bod gu ibrem S9red.n bate
Der Ofsn 10 sriinbliae Irbeit sstban,
baB lie a~nitatt ibrsr &leiber BARN nur
mod elm 9duf4en aiae funben. Gum
11eberflub sri9ien nun aud mod elm
bienitbarer 9eift tpeibIi9sn &C.
f9le6ts, Der Dor S9red iber bic beiz
ben Ibams : Seftalten fGIeunigit
&eiBaus nabm. Die alurmirten mGnns
li9en 8epobner Der 50riterei beria9en
bic vIbeebranntsn" bann erft pie6er
NIT Der notbpenbigiten aleibung.
= Gin finbiser @.bafs
teur Der Barrier Sportseiti9rift
uf'9luto" fat elm originates Wettrenz
men orsanifirt. Cine P~reisfabrt gum
Obelisfen BON Suresnes, ausgefibrt
bon allen ben @ebifeln, bic als 8orz
lGufsr bes beltisen Sabrrabes su be-
tra9ten itnb. Ous Pluto" rief, uno
ale, ale tamen, bic Oraiiine pbne pez
bale, bDl5erne @elosipebe init f9psr<
fdnisen &1irbeln, f4psren 9olabalten
unb trdftisem Gtienbeihlag oerRdber,
bic RGbsr nit ben sritsn 8olaummiz
reifen unb ben biden WiiIiten Der err
fen Dneumatifs. 6ohrGber. OreirG=
Der, Hdber nit 9anb@ unb Sebelbe=
trieb, Gtnrdber. i'm @an5er an bic
bunbert. S9liebli9 fosur eir Pluto
mpbil", bas bura elm binten anse,
ipanntes pferb betrieben ipurbe. Mes
Don elmer ehrpiirbiaen @taub> unb
Rpitf6i6t bebedt, elm lebenbes Bib
Der @ei9iate bes 5~abrrabes. Gin pis
tolenf4uB sibt bas 3ei9en our Nbz
fabrt. Mit einsm 9eraRel, bas MIR
benz elmer attadirsnben &iiraHisr>
i9nabron perglei9bur, fest ii9 ar
bas alte Giien in 8~epegung. Die 3u=
f6auer quiefen. iubsln, f9reisn unS
briiuen DOR 8ergniigen iiber bies nns
glaubIi9 erotesfe Wettrennen, unb
rings Inn bic &onfurrenten f9pdrmeu.
bic RGbsr bon heutsutdgs, tuten, film.
eeln unb berfabren ii9 ineinanber
Oas allies bunter. luftiger unb in Tel.
nsr unfrstpiliaen &omit pitiser ais
Elm &arneDdlsSug.
= Ser @ohn etnes @efaGfts'
names in Matna trat por amei Sab
rem dls Hetrut in Elm Resiment IN
Maina elm. Der iunse Wann ipar
aber bamals 70 fett : elm pdterli4es
@rbtbeil :. bab fir i'm cine Unit
form eisens ansefertist fperben
mubte. Sci Der iiinsit erfolstn gnt<
lafuns fam nun Der 8etreffenoe als
f6lanter Heierpift pieber 5uriid; er
bate pdhrenb feirer Dienftseit : 60
pfunb abesnommen. Ser MilitGrs
bienit 1T alfo cine pirtiome gntfst>
tunastur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

= Sin iunasr Wann, uabrfhein'
LID Sobn Driseou BON Waterforo,
Conn, tpurbe beute tn bas 8elebue.
6oipital In Rem Sort gsbradt. ba ct
fi6 wis Elm @siHssesi6rter auf Der
Strabs betrus. Aer3te entoedten TN
6ofpitaI. bab sr nit etnem eanbfad
ooer @ummif&laud einen 6ieb kber
ben S&doel erbalten babe.
- Bet einen, 6susr. tusl&es bas
Torf @i&lanb Bel Starting 5errp.
Obio, beute gdn3li& 3erforte. per'
branntsn sust 2inbsr zines 2oblens
grdbers. Der f3arfe @tnb trteb bic
6lammer bon einem 6nuie gum an
beren unb ba fstne Seueruebr TN Gorfe
srtftrte. 70 brannten idmmtli4e st.
bduoe nieber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

= Sin paRaeier3ua Der pittsbure
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
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Ss Rraft Nonfas, ben l. Dttober 1905.
e@neae Sur9sase mad Sort Bapne.
e9xele Dur9Siiss nod Rarion
S4neae 0ur1sise mad 9eru.
e9nene 9ur&sise mad 2%osansport.
S&neae Our&3ise nod Mnberion.
S4neue 9urd5ase mad gsuneie.
8hse n~erIafen indianapolis.
Tunete 6 MARION Dtptit on.
2nturenee, Gortpiue, genbIeton, Anberfon,
Dorttotrn, Runeie, RibbIetoun, aIeranbrta
Snnrnttpine, 5airrnount, gas Gitp. SOnes'
boro. Rarion, 8Iuftsn unb Union gitp.
A 90 Bm. II 05 J!nt.
70 05 SIN. Q 90 Nn.
90 Bm. *3 o. gnt.
~ 05 Bm. 4 90 Rm.
90 Bm. *5 90 Sim.
g o. BIN. 70 O5 Sim.
10 90 gnt. 6 90 Sim.
eli 90 Sm. ~ O5 Sim.
81 Of gnt. *9 o. Rr,.
IL 90 Rttss. IL 30 Sim.