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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Post. Cards n.

SInfSy yesterdays paper there was an nn-
Bnolinccment OF the free gift OF q set OF
sixteen souvenir post cards BY The Times
Dispatch to Its many adcrs. a number
Of tho5most interesting historical benuti-
full and Industrial buildings In the city
have been faithfully reproduced on mr.
;tistic pebbled card board. The usual price
81 such an article Is five cents each ro:'
each card . They are the best that tno
Photographic and engraving arts can pro-
: duce.g SpecimensE OF the subjects, but not
samples OF the finished article, are re-
produced in another portion OF this pa
per-. They, however, 81 80 mo idehS OF tho
beautiful and artistic appearance OF the
Finished ARTICLE. N y III
Tho subjects chosen for the postal 3cards
arc the following: $9
81 No. 1---Stnte Capt. Of. 5} s 5s S
It No.8l Confederate Museum. Jefferson
sDayis's Mansion, the White House or the
4Confederacy.
&. No City Hail and Washin 81 ton n n on
Eutnent. u e NJ
" No. 4-second Baptist Church and y ow-
sislla Synagog ue. We
No. s. Catholic Cathedral. n
81 No. View Of Richmond from s City
Hal. " n & 5.gt j!I ri;
sE No Lee ana Confederate Monuments,
No. srr-sold ierB, and Sailors, Column and
sWushingt on 3 Il adquarters.yfs9 s VI II
81 N 8. D-Marshnll n House t1ome Il: OF II the
late Chief Justice). ii3
Nj No. 1o-R edmond College. ili
No. iii cfrerson! and Winnie DAVIES
Monuments. #2s s5 55 ~: III
i58 No. E12-Jefrerson Hotel. u HI ia IL
No. {18-The Cedar Nv orks. 1T IS
( y No. 1.-THE Bank Of Richmond.
s55# No. 81 inter Park (laichmonds ideal
p 10, = 1s-st johns and st. l,aul.s
4 Churches. III ss, t.S X 5s4 ll
No Bother Nor Worry.
t5E The coupons will be printed Ill both the
Ede;ly and Sunday Times Dispatch. There
Is no bother nor work connected Will,
this grand offer, and the awards you get
ARE worthy pieces Of art The postcard
I fad has become a national habit. When
your friends go to the mountains, the
sea or any other place they send back
cards showing scenes from tho places
they lavo visited. Hero Is your oppor-
5tunltyato show your friends scenes from
the city in which you live. Only the
monuments and landmarks Of Richmond
are shown on the cards. Our city is rich
In such institutions and offers q rich
field for pictorial cards. 4 3B
BMIf you have relatives or friends from
,out or town visiting at your home, np-
prise them Of this offer and let them
have the opportunity OF getting thesn
handsome cards by giving them the
coupons from your copy Of The Tfnes-
gDlspatch.i II you do not happen to be- q
subscriber 1t IL q very easy matter to
become one. Write n postal card to the
Circulation Department OF Tho TIn1es-
Dispatch or call up tho office OF Tho
Tilncs- Di spatch by telephone and ask
for the office OF tho Circulation Manager.
Do not neglect this opportunity Of sec,rs-
Ing these Handsome souvenirs of the
most historical city In the Southern States.
& Display boards OF these souvenir post
cards will be on Wow at all OF the drug
stores mentioned in the advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
FOUGHT l,lADL,Y y
FOR LIE E 30 ATS
almmigrants Respected Neither
women No childre1, Many
'S8 VI Killed III Panic.
\ l lt5By ,Asscc,lnted press,1j,

LONoO ON. H August 8--Tile Mad rid corr
respondent OF the Telegraph describes
tho sirio disaster de ono Of the worst
81 record. The italian e,nigrnnts, with
Sinlvcs;ii their hands, and tliout regard
Tor tho women and children. foug ut with
tho grentest brutality FOR tho possossysi,o5n
OF life-b,ioys and boats. Man yswero KILL
ed Or wounded, i Including several tne1n-
4 bcrs Of the croR, who were attacked BY
]. cinigrants iii u IN al II So
S55S When tho captain snwitf1e vessel was
lost and TINT the einigra1,ts had icnl'-
9tured tho boat, he committed suicide by
4 shoe Ting with O. revolver Tho other Of
II f1ccrs then lost their hends, and there was
nobody left to direct the work Of res
u cue. n n I tssl s sS NJ JgfS q !5 S$
M Brutal Panic
" rs ye-witnesscs give awful 4 pictures Of
thcRbrutnl panic on board, Tor half at,
II hour the emigrants were masters Of tho
3situntion. They implicitly overcnme the
I crew BY sheer force OF numbers. and this
I'm spite of the efforts Of the officers rs
who tried to save the women and chil-a
II dren first. # ,{stf{ d l
M One.report even states, the corrcspon-
dent continues, TINT d group Of emgrants
4 approached one Of tho ships boats which
\ already wns full, ana which was abol l'
TO be launched, md lislodgcd the peo-
pie, killing several with their knives es
+ Just as they were about to occupy tho3
boat themselves, another body Ct armed r i!
emigrants came up and a fierce light IS Tor ),
TIC possession OF tho boats followed co
Many OF the survivors brought ashore
were seriously wounded, and q number
sustained fractured limbs. Some o. the
injured subsequently died. 4 .35 tsS5 NJ
1t Is reported that the Spanish singer
Il Lola Mlancs. was among the drowned med.
Conflicting Reports. 5
\ The reports reaching here Of tho loss 9
u 81 the Sirlol show confusion regarding
the captain. Some declare he commtted
suicide, while others say that no and
She crew were saved, but were arrest et y
on landing. The official account Il from
gCartagena does not mention the captain
Y except to repeat the report that the
wreck was duo to his imprudence in VEN
turing too close to tle Horn1igas shoals,
\ III order to save time. j III !, Il. a l55
It liz said that the panic on board
caused more loss Of life than the sen
itself. II 8i3, I'll 81 I'M 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
DECLARE NO CAUSE
FOR ALARM IN MEX|C0
/. (speeIa, to The Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times. pIsputch,)
Ambassador Thomson has received re-
plies from American consuls and copsu-
Jar agents throughout the republic, tho
consensus Of which Is that there Is no
ground FOR alarm on tho parl of the
Americans Or Foreigners, Tho consuls
report tranquility at all points save labor
agitation at railway centers. The ru!l-
way strike on the Mexican Central has
8 been conducted In q peaceable manner,
the men participating simply walking
out and ndulging In no violence The
leaders In tho Railway Men's Union hays
again called on the American ambns-
fxador. They state that there ~ 80 anti
Z lean movement S'of3t e,nplaied py
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Baby Caught Rattlers,

NEW YORK., August b,--Four-year-old
Gladys Dttmars,R daughter Of Raymond +.
Dltmars, curator OF reptiles In the New
York Geological Gardens, in the Bronx
Park, has presented two specimens Of
snakes to the Geological Society, The
Mr.. Dltmara. and to-day viii be safely
Icoiled up In the reptile house. One is "a
ring-neck snake measuring three feet In
length. and his companion IL q RATHER
two and a half feet long, They came by
express from W lite In kc, SUI Ivan coun-
sty.a n, X, and were captured single-
handed by the child 35533 rs ssl q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
FEAR TROUBLE.
Rangers Sent to Prevent Further
Blodshed in Texas. ".
~ lRy Asanclated preaa 81 4

z. I55 1thslNIHteU EFcHH f971 la71l ~
COLD SPRINGS, TEX, August 5.-As
a result Of yesterdays election tragedy
in which =. p. Adams. n canddat 8 fol
tax assessor, and his brother, sam Adams
were killed and several others wounded
the sheriff llns asked that rangers be
sent here to prevent further bloodshetl.
e G. 4. Williamson. ono OF the partlci-
pants IL tho shooting. who returned To
his home at Shepherd last niglt, heard,Si!
Is statcd,sa rimor6 that Il brother OF Rob.
inson was looking for him. ALI Cnrney
stepped into tho door-orn saloon where
Williamson WIS and was shot and serious
ly wounded by mistake for Robinson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06

5,leerl no nction.st There are ii also trade
mark, design, label and print applica--
@tions to tho number Of over 1000, which.
have not been examined n $ s5}g5
Y ear Behind in Some Cases.
%5s Some $of the divisions of the office are
reported to be fully; a. year behind in
their work. Il It Is declared that iii some
there are applications now uninspec
which were received prior Ito the Begin
Ming on the last fiscal year. For all of
this, the patent attorneys III ire /. finding
fault with r. +. Allen, Commissioner OF
Patents, and some have EEK pre- ssed q de- 4
Termination to appoint "a "a delegation to
cal upon the President. Z to demand nil
Investigation Of the cone ltions. in order
Ito determines whether tho fault is with
the colnlnssl oner or his lack Of 1 Q ssst-
ance$ II Con1missioner "A, a lien NJ is l$to
blame they would demand his removal
while If the F5trqu bic lis h In his lack Of
laid, they propose to demand proper nc 81
ton on the part Of Cong ress; t85
III "a number Of tho local I: patent lawyers,
however, who have look ed into the diff
ficulty have come to the conc usionS that
tho fault 4 Is with the handicap placed
upon the Office by Congress, and not
owing to any Inc onpct ency5 on the part part
Of Mr.. lien or any Of Ills assis ta 7 =.
Commissioner Allen Away. l5f8E
| N. Mr.. a. len Is away for the summer on
Ighs vacation. ind will not return to the
lefty till early September In his absence
Edward B. Moore assistant Gcomnllssloner
explained the situation, showing the diff
1icult8 propositions tho officials have to
fuce.y Mr. Moore said there was no de-
nying that tho force Of examiners was
far behind iii its work and he saw no
solution for 1t except that better wages
should be offered, to enable I hem to pick
out q higher class Of men Tor the n-
pcrtant work before them. Even under
tho most favorable conditions, he stated,
It would be December or even the fret
of tho ear.%before the examiners could
catch UP with their work and clear away
all the requests, s II SS535$5 i Il 55iif 53
In the meantime 1t is recogn izcd by
| tho Patent Office officials that Inventors
and commercial people haya$a Just lsc',
on the delay. Many have written letters
| to the officials declaring that tho delay
iii their patents or trademarks meant
| the tying up or temporary suspension OF
l$their. business, which WINS resulting In
l3leavy cost to them. Patent attorneys and
others interested point particularly to
the record from July 18th to July oath,
when the number OF applications that had
mot been acted upon Increased 100 for
| 1.-THE week. ssr 3s55 I5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
LAND ANOTHER
DOPE. D|sPENsARY
CONTINUED from First Page)

ton. and that whskey is not iii It. The
cocaine found by them was wrapped up
lin small pieces Of common brown wrap
ping paper Each package contained no !,
moro powia. thar fcui or five grains Of
Gprnnulntcd sugar crushed up would make.
iaT5 Yet that much cocaine, says Officer
jennings. Is suNlc!cnt to make q man
commit murtsr. Thu drug has that effect
upon person, and 1t gives them the
5superhuman strength Of q lnadman, Tho
police say that somo awful murder IN
Richmond at the hands OF q cocaine 11end
may be expected yet IKE
THE drug IL generally tnkon by putting
tho smallest pinch upon the back OF tho
hand ana snuffing UP the nose. is effect
is quick; the person grows Wild and slob-
tbers at the mouth like mad dog, Tnkon
for a. length Of time tho poison oats tho
flesh OF tho man away like loprosy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
VERSATILE ANIMALS ClA1lOPlNd FOR PUBLICITY AEN
BRAVE WOMAN SAVED
HORSES FROM FLAMES

IN ItILADlLPHIA, August b.--IIeroic-
ally rushing into n burning stable
near her home. Mrs. s, X. Kline,
o! 20l4 Berks Street. with the aid OF a
potato knife. helped to reseuo several
score Of horses which were in the stalls.
Quickly plashtng the halters Which held
the l.orses with her knife, the brave wo-
man led the frightened animals from
the smoke-hlled stable To- the street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Swindled Tourists.
DIV Associated press.J

(By Associated Press.S
CITY, August 5,----Thrco Amer
leans Fred Jones, Jerome Turner and
w, III. Wilson. have been arrested and
sent to I3elem prison, charged with pract-
aticing awindling on American tourists,
whom, 1t Is alleged. they lured to q
hell tower of q cathedral, induced their
Victims to gamble and, when the lat
ter protested against tho, swindlc, ~ bogus
detective came upon tho scene, frlghten-
Ing the losers Into silence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
The Jamestown Board.
Commercial Congress.

i tI3y Associated PressJ .s8
f KANSAS CITY, August 5---The ON
Ecial call for the seventeenth annual ses-
sion OF the trans-M lssssippi CONNER
Soial Congress In Kansas City. Mo,
November 20, 81 20 and % next, was is-
tee, The call isnddressed to Governors
Mayors, commercial clubs, Chamber OF
Commerce, boards Of trndc, Industrial
mercantile, maritime and Immigration
organizations. Secretary Root Will make
an address, ;is 81 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Porpoes Play BASEBALL Dog Mall Hen Rides Horse and
Frogs Eat Bad Skeeters Up
FROGS COME FROM SKY
TO EAT UP SHELTERS

~ oTrsyILLD. PA,!August 5.--Lttle
- frogs with big yellow horns
= which descended by hundreds WIN
hall-storli, have been proved 70 20
tho best destroyers Of mosquitoes YET
discovered, with wide-open mouth, they
destroy the pests by thousands, When
unwittingly fly into the trap,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Car Overturned.

8sS {at45 (f3y Associated EreSs) .t
Nj sDANYILLE, 4 LIZ, August ga heavily
loaded cur OH the Danville and Urbann
1nterurban Line was q overturned while
rounding sharp curve tonight. Kelly
[ Smith, constable, was killed., and
twenty passengers were injured. The ac-
c!dent was caused Fly u draw bar pulling
out OF the front trucks. The chr rolled
down ten-foot embanknlent. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Dan Boyle's Cows Mouth.

WATERFORD, CONN, August 5.--pan
Boyle has a COW with q crooked mouth,
From below her eyes her nose curves
two or three Inches to one side, and
I her mouth is nn inch or moro ont of
true. still, she Is good COW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
MILLERTON MAIL is
HANDLED BY ADOG

SxXYy, INsrED. CONN, August 81,
INK Cluster Sheldon, a Alillerton.
Nv N. r., dog. looks after the mail
pouches at the Harlem Division railway
station there. The pouches arc thrown
of the down mail train at a. M.
for the up train. 4
Buster Is there to get them, Tugs them
over To tire green, and pnlucly Is the
one who would try to got them before
1 tho up train comes along,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Bees Refuse to Sting Baby,

ALLENTOWN, Pa. August 5--G Gorge
II Sporheimer, OF Mountalnylle, who
keeps an apiary. missed Ills t~o-year-old
sen. Warren, and, after searching i for
him for some time, they finally found ''1il
him sitting in front of q hive, covered
with bees so that not an inch or his
skin was visible. strangetto so not q
single bee stung the helpless little sfelT
lcW, i d, ~ 81 M Is; "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Seeks Vice-P Presidency.

BALTIMORE. MD, August 5.-Goy.
ernor Edwin Warfleld. tile Democratic
executive OF Maryland. Is to launch a
boom as q yice-presidcntial, candidate In
a9os at the banquet of the Society Of
5harylanders in Ohio, at Springfield. o.,
next week. Tho Governor will unhosom
himself during an address ON Maryland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06

tecn sdtnitted TO tie city Founding gasy-
linn y ~ s. Z. II. VI, \.
ffA large t,urnberS of 'liic surviving emf
\ rrants have sYecinrcd tint they VIII 60
fo further. THEY desire to return home,
Tand Insist Oh travelling ~ innd. q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Train De,r-a;iled.

&7TlI-7'I- . lByI Afeoca:ed Press.) ~. Va
Great Northern" passenger train, bound
for Winnipeg, was derailed near Marvel
today, a broken journal on the tender
, causing the accident. No one was fatally
Atured, but dozen sustained bruises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
PATENT. OFFICE FAR
BEHIND WORK.
4 (Contlnued from First Pago,)@

s3tlons for patents upon which there has
been no action There are also trade
mark, design, label and print applica-
lions to tho number. Of over 1000, which
Z have not. BEEN examined. N IN 35s u l8s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
@nnoerlau0

8ei benz berri4enoen beiben @etter
erfreut fi9 bas populdre 8ergnisunss'
@tabliGemsnt v@unberlano" fortses
iebt zines euten Beiu&es. Cine ganse
Rsite bon Ntro5aten finb fiir bieie
Duae als frsts attrattiOnen ensaairt;
bic Bounding ganbarbs" .Tloob
Bros" unb / y8 8be ilping Salouins"
tperben nit ibrsn pOrshgli4sn 2siitun.
gen oas gublitum beitens untertalten.
Der elettrii1s 8aurm wirO ipdte'
Hens am Sienffag ooer NittDo9 pOll'
Fdnbig ausserhfet iein uno weroen
Die 1000 @lhbliatsr behelben ni9t tue'
nia sur S66nbsit bes Plabes bsitra.
gen. Gin elettrii&ss Su4li9t uon ber
bb6itsn Spibs bes Eburmes aus er'
leudtet bic 8aubeSile Bhbns, tpo biz
freIsn e9auitslungen Der gtrObatsu
ftattfinben.
SdmmtIi9e afrobaten finb ben 8e'
fu&ern beg .Wunbsrlano" mobile.
tannt unb babsn f4 bur9 TIRE ausge'
3ei9nstsn 2eifunsen ldn9if bic @unf
bes publifums erObert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
@sssn Sis @istanslsr.

Mebr ais 6unbert @eiddftsleuts.
Nobufaten, 8Ottorsn, 5ancpertsr uno
Qrbeiter uno Die Bsnmien unb Siret-
loren Der grOssn uno sleinen eisaeieu'
idboFtsn Der stnbt, iOlsn am ndaten
Mlontaa Den g. Suli bon ben SroB9s'
Iauureneu als 3eusen bernommsr
uorben. um Die Wetbooen IN gs3ug
auf Oie 6uben gisprsiie flaraulsgen.
ShIfs.Staaisanrnlt @roninger bat
bereits t6er finfaie Jrausu uno Dsdn'
nsr in gereitiaaft, tusl4s nur gu esrne
uiOto Eno, in bisIer an9eleaenbeit 81
,sua,n unb bur6 ibre uabrbeits9e-
irsuen ausIaeen 2i6t in bic eisbsr'
faufs. 6 combination su bringen.
Der fdbtiI6s SnipsttOr ftr NaaBs
unb @etpi6te. SfioOr WulfiOn uno
mebrsre @eheimpolisiiien fnb sifriQ
nit Der aufarbsitunq. gutss 3sugsn'
material gum gerbOr gu bsi6aifsn, De-
f9dfti9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
@iftige Stabtrdtbs=
Sibung.
Sic S35O,OOO Sunbs unb Die Ynre
stoOo.Croinana fpminen 3ur
Ibitimmnng.

SIN Der SiBune bes Staotratbs lptro
hsute N6enb Der 0eriu6 gemn4t tuer.
ben. Die $3.50, 600 Bomb Orcinan3s gum
umbau Der SomiiniOn 6aQe unb beg
CH.Wnrftss in cine Stnoibals uno
9oIpheum CUR Qnna5me gu bringen.
en- Der Dor ;ehn 2a9en abgebaltsnen
epssialDerIammlung oes Staotratbs,
rsidte bas Iinans.gOuite einen gttns
ftiosu 9eriAt tiber oie Bono-Oroinan3
elm, absr oa man bsfir9tste, oaB slns
osniiaenbe an5nbl unterftiBsr oeriel.
bsn niht anpeIenS mar, 10 Uuroe bic
0erIammlune onmal; bertagt, obne
cine abhimmun9 bo-eenOrmen 3u bn'
ben.
gpdbrenS bieier .3eit III Mtapor
8ootualter isbr fhr ben gau BEG
ueuen Rnt6bauies Enb bes 9olOhenms
ihdtia oeueIen unb bat nit allen Uttt'
oIiscern oes Stnbtrnt6s bieierbalb
RudipraAe 9enOmmsn. Wenn mb9'
lid, IOa oieies gauprOisft 10 geforbsrt
psrosn. bag oas 9elohsum gum Na'
tionuleu Sdnqerfsft, pel&ss i'm 5uni
nadaeu Sa6res bisr In Snotanapolis
obos6alien piro, sur Benusung fsrtIg'
aeRsut 1T. 6hr bic getuilisuns Der
$3.50, coo Bomb =Sroinans mhfen
3nsiSritiel Der bierse6n - sebn etnbt-
rdtbe fimmsn, um fe gsisB!i@ su
MAIDEN.
Cine anoere Orbinan3. usl6s bic
HdbtiI6e GeIunbbsitsbsbbrbe bstrsfts
g,trnFuna Der nit gsbstterten 5lsii6
sanSelnDen 6leiI&er ausgsarbeitet bat.
pirb ebenfals CUR Debate tcmmsn. on
bas suhdnoige @Onite bisislbs shnitis
einberiatsn niro.
Der fdotii9s @sfunb6eitsbsamts,
Or. ga6Ier. berlunat erobsrs AutOrt'
tdt, I'm bic gsridufsr bon prdtsrpir'
tenn uuo perbOrbenem Slsii8 uno an-
bsrsn @spaaren In oas arbsitsbaus
i9ifen gu t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
Sfat=Smrnier.

Sim Surnsrpnrf fanben ft9 am
SOnniaa bic Msnsslrittsr bes Wata'
Dor stat Clubs pOn3dblig elm, au
einem Fr6bli6en Surnisr unter benz
S9atten alter Gi9sn unb 6i4tsn.
am tapfsrHsn bislt f9 &itter Iu-
auR SoOt, bsnn sr ging, nit .9cr'
beeren getr6nt", nit osm erffen preis
aus Sem aampfs bsrbOr. Sn 3tueitsr
2inie, bi1t auf ben Jerfen bes fiss'
rei9en 5errn SoOt, absr fam Der eols
Rttter BON uuisrem S4wabenldnb'is
As.r 6. 8. gs9srsr. ibm folaten bic
tsrln Ritier ). Srintman, @m.
QrsiB. So. 2sppler, W. gmmeri9. 5.
8. Sbiman unb gum s9Iub Der aIt'
batter, SfatmeiHer 6err o. Woef9.
Der 3par stuns fnrf I'm Qampfs &C.
Iitten, aber ssnno& preisaetr6nt ber'
bOr9ine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
Giaoer bleibeR Giaoer.
Ninte iber bic gebanbIuns erlittener S4ub
munoen.

Ger ,glOrrsits Iierts" fsbt bor Der
Sbtir uno oa tpiro es troB alIer Uers
bpte, troB allsr Warnun9en bnr unpor'
fi9tiesm @e5rauG bon S6ubuaffsn
unb Teuertpsrtsf6rpern uisbsr bisle
Ysrpunosts, namsntli4 unter ben
ainoern. qeben. S9Dn granotpun-
ben, bic Der Teuerttnfer beruriaGt.
finb f61imm gsnug uno f6nnen our6
ben In Der @unOs berbleibsnOen pul'
peri9lsim ernfili9e 6ol9en 5absn uno
ben i&refli6en, meift lebanseefdbr=
li6en Qinnbnfenfrnmpf berurfnden.
Wlan Iollis msin:n, elm bls4en 6aut=
bsrbrennune bur6 sinen puluerfunten
lei ni6t 10 eefdbrli6. Nn fi& III fe es
aud ni5t, Die SsianussMitrobs ftsdi
ntdt i'm pulber iel5ft, nber hdufg ae.
mug finb Die Sdnoe beg Sun9sn, Der in
Sof unb @arten tuhblt, ni6t rein, unb
mas er oa nuf Der Saut nit 6srum@
f&leppt, if Der bette gl6brboben FIR Die
Sa3iQsn. Sisis finbsn ii9 In Der @ar.
tensrbs, in Rhl unb S4utt melt ber'
brsitet uno eslnneen nit Der @rploRon
In bic bon berielben beruria6te Wunbe.
Ilnb bann III Der S9aben gei4shsn.
Die Spuren bnoon ssigen fit ni9t TO-
fort, mitunter nimmt es Wo9en, biz
fi9 BergiftungsipmptOme seigen uno
bann tOmmt In Der Regel 9iilfs 3u
ipdt. Sssbnlb III es ssboten. beiseiteu
0ortelrunssn 3u treff'n.
Ssbe 8rnnbwunos muB iofprt drsts
li9sr gsbanblung untersOgen weroen.
@s III elm Jebler, ben 8iele MAIDEN,
tpenn fe slauben, oab nit iOfortiger
4uspni9uns uno ganba9e alIsm
G9nbsn bseeanet isi; es III bas aaer'
bings bas nd9ffe, mas 3u tbun III,
aber banaa mus uuuerueilt dr3tli9er
gsifano angsrufen psrben, oenn Die
iorefdIti9iie Wui4ung mag nibt inn
innbe isin. bic eefdbrli4en Witrobsn
3u sntferneu. Sesbalb it ni9t nur
srhnbli6s antiisptii6s 8s6anblunq
nOt6usnoig, iOnoern, laut Weiiun9en
oes nsusren msbi3inifdsn Wifsns, bic
ginimpfune bon NntitOrin. um allen
stpaissn i6limmen 5ole.n porsubeu.
aen. Ni9t ieoe pulbertpunbs III 9if-
tis infbirt, aber he f6nnte ss isin uni
oarum ift gorfi9t geratben. Die se.
ringfe 6autidHrfung it bebsntli8; /:
tiefer bic Muube, beffo sr6Ber biz
8efn5r.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

Der 12idbri9e &rellas 5eober fieI
oeffern an Der gde Der 8ismard unb
@albelage Strabs pcn einem Straben-
babnpasaon unb 3oa R9 msbrsre
idmsr3li9e S9rammen 3u. 9erislbs
wurbe nit Der ambulan5 unter Sci.
tina bon Ts. Resbss mad ietnsr elter.
li9sn Wohnuns, 937 WiIsp S.rabe
sebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

4. Salt sroSesI @atsfeH
1au3, a,oere Werewit9,tusen
,s,so 8enertpert' ee8ebem
pots oets weretMtgtee 2o9ett
8. .. s.. y. TIN besrtt@em
0ert,tanta Nart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
yerional= =Wott3.

Serr 9 brif. o 0oeIfIe bon
2ogansport, Snoiana. Elm alter trsuer
2efer beg vgOltsb!uttes" ift BET feiner
e&weher, Srau 2osbsle. an Der Soma
Strabe 3u Seiu1.