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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
PIRATES BLANKED BY
BROOKLYN AND Y0UNGSTER

Donovans young pitcher. Whiting. was
zoo good for the Pittsburgs yesterday At
New York Hits by Mccarthy. Ritter
whiting and Alperman In the second IN
ming won fox the Brooklyns. Attendance
5000 Score:
Innings ..........1 2 3 6
Brooklyn .... .. 30 2 N-E
Runs-McCarthy, Alperman, 2. Two
base hits-Alperman, Leach. Nealon.
Stolen bases-Lumley Ritter, Whiting.
Meier. Double play-Rltchey 20 storke TO
Nealon. Left on bases--Brooklyn s; Pitts
burg g First base on balls--Off Whiting
2; of Willis T. First base on errors
Pittsburg /. Struck out-By Whiting 3.
by willis J. VIVID ptch-wnlIs Umpires
Johnston and Emslie. Time-lh 32m
BOSTON 2, CINCINNATI PIP INNINGS
Darkness necessitated the calling of ~
yesterdays game between Boston snd
Cincinnati al the end of the 18th. with
the score tie. 10 ?. Weak batting
marked the contest. and ali OF the runs
scored resulted from poor playing. The
score.
ndssa5 5@@l5s'...i i SSSSs5S siS5ls g,
Runs@poiSn. Tenney. 2: r,obsr,. soSei.
3 Stolen base-I,obert. First base on
balls-Off Ewing /: on Pfeffer. I. Struck
out--By Ewing. ?; by Pfeffer. ?. Double
plays-Dolan 10 renney: Bates 10 Ten
ney: Lobert 20 Huggins 90 Deal. Corco-
ran 20 Huggins TO Deal; Connaughton "a
Howard 20 Tenney. Umpire=CUuway.
T1me-2h. I'm.
LEAGUE RESULTS.
Brooklyn. 2: Pttsburg. O.
Boston. 2; Cincinnati. 2 ODarknessD.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia az New York.
Brooklyn al Boston.
EATIOkAI. IEAGIfE TANTlINI
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
THEATRE TRAIN TO Be PUT ON

After next Sunday night WEXFORD June
ton. East Greenwich, and other way sta
tions will have a new ulpht train leaving
Providence at n .25, as the result OF petit
tions from Col wendelschaefer. manager
of the Providence opera house. and 9TH
ers
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
COLLEGE IHeAIRICAlS

At the Rhode Island Agricultural col
lege In Kingston on Friday. Oct. g. the
students and Instructors Of the college
will unite In presenting the comedy. "our
Boys" In the armory In Blppltt hall The
stage Of the armory has been enlarged
and special scenery has been prepared.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
SLOCUM VETS ENTERTAINED

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Slocum Light Guard Veteran association
last evening, President John ]. Butler
presided The committee on the SD ami
Versary reported all plans practically
completed for Oct 10
Following the meeting an entertain
ment and smoker was held. the feature
being the reading OF an interesting story
by William j. Crossley on THE Army
Mule"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
TO REPRESENT CAPRoH CAMP

Past Junior Vice Department Comman-
der Arthur l.. Lake will leave on Friday
or Saturday for Washington, 10 attend
the third annual encampment and reunion
% United Spanish war Veterans next
week as a delegate from Allyn X. Cspron
camp. No. 1. OF which he Is past comman-
der,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
Mr.. METCAlF ON BANKING

This evening President r. p. Metcalf of
the Atlantic National bank will deliver an
address on Banking before the Mems
club OF Trinity Union NJ. r. church. Men
are cordially invited To- be present.
whether members OF club or not.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
ATTELL TO FIGHT BAKER

Abe Attell and Harry Baker will meet
In Los Angeles. before the Pacific Athletic
club for the featherweight championship
Of the world in a 2O-round bout Tuesday
night, Oct. 30.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03

chance by the locals, and pitched fine
game holding the Detroits 10 three safe
hits. Cleveland pounded Donovan all over
tho lot In the eighth. Attendance 1893.
Score:
Innings 80. .....1 2 s
Cleveland ..... ....1 x-t
Detroit ..... .....1 O o 0 0-l
Runs-stovall 2. Turner Lajoie,
Congalton 2. Flick; Mcintyre. First
base on errors-Detroit 3. Two-base hit
stovaI Home run--Congnlton. Sacrifice
hits-Buelow, Coughlin. Double plays
Rossman (unassisted) Stovall TO LaJoie
to Rossman: schaefer to Lindsay. First
base on balls--On Leibhardt /; of Don
ovan 2 Left on bases-Cleveland 8; De
troit l. Struck out-By Ieibhardt 3; by
Donovan I. Umpire-Evans and OLoush-
lin. Time-lh. 20m.
CHICAGO 4. ST. LOUIS o.
Chicago whtewashed the Browns yes
terday at St Louis to o. owen pitched
great ball for the visitors, holding the
home team down TO four hits. The visi-
tors got off with running start and the
result was never in doubt Attendance
5000. Score;
innings ...1 "a 8
Chicago ..... .......1 0 O.
Runs--Hahn, Dougherty 2, Roth
Two-base hits-Isbell, Roth. Sacrifice
hits-Rohe. owen 2. Roth. Double play
Spencer TO Rockenheld. Stolen base
Hahn. Hit by pitched ball-By Glade L.
First base on balls-on Glade 2; OF owen
2. struck out-By Glade 3; by over ..
Left on bases-Chicago 6. Umplre-Sheri-
dan. Time-lh. som.
LEAGUE RESULTS.
Philadelphia T. New York 3.
Chicago 4, St Louis 0.
Cleveland Z. Detroit l.
Boston 6, Washington 5.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at ST. Louis q games).
Detroit at Cleveland
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
Or. HENSON REELECTED,

At the SGD anniversary Of the Rhode
Island Baptist state convention yester-
day at Newport. President Llewellyn L.
Henson, ID. D.. was re- elected.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
TAX PAYMENTS BOOMING

City Treasurer Clarke collected yester-
day, which was the second day for pay
ment of taxes, S40.31977. comprising COZ
separate payments. SO great is the in
crease I'm mail that the treasurer has add
ed 10 his force of clerks.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
To MEET HERE NEXT YEAR

The annual meeting Of the general ex-
ecutive committee OF the~ Section Fore
mems union OF the Consolidated railroad
for 1907 will be held In this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
LEXINGTON RACES OFF

The trotting races at Lexington. KY.
were postponed because Of muddy track
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
DAN PATCH CUTS RECORD

Dan Patch yesterday at Springfield
paced mile at the Illinois state fair
grounds in 1:59h, breaking the track rec
ord.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

that cost Eoj. the necklet for 1000 and
my flaming star at another f1OO, all
three lay safe and snug in the jewelers.
own cotton wool!
duplicate boxes'' l cried.
duplicate boxes, my brainy Bunny.
One was already packed and weighted
and in my pocket. | don't know
whether you noticed me weighing the
three things together in my hand.
know that neither of you saw me
change the boxes, for I did it when
was nearest buying the bee brooch at
the end, and you were too puzzled and
the other Johnny too keen. 1t was the
cheapest shot in the game. The dear
ones were sending old Theobald to
Southampton on fools errand yes
terday afternoon and showing ones
own nose down Regent street in broad
daylight while he was gone, but some
things ere worth paying for, and GER
tan risks enc must always take. Nice
boxes. aren't they? l only wished they
contained Il better cigarette, but no
torous brand was essential. A box Of
Sullivans would have brought me to
life tomorrow"
''But they oughtn't to open it tomor-
row."
"Nor will they. as a matter of fact.
Meanwhile. Runny, l may call upon
you to dispose of the DOODLE"
I'm on for any mortal thing"
My voice rang true. l swear. but it
was the way of Rallies to take the evil
dence Of as many senses rs possible.
! felt the cold steel of his eye through
mine and through my brain. but what
he saw seemed to satisfy him no less
than what he heard. for his hand found
my hand and pressed it with fervor
foreign to the man.
Il know you are and l knew you
would be- Only remember, Bunny, it's
my turn next to pay the shot,"
You shall hear how he paid it when
the time came.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
The Food For Poultry In Winter.

Much time and money have been
spent in what seems an almost vain
endeavor-to make hens produce eggs
in cold weather. 1t requires but little
experience with poultry to learn the
fact that, under ordinary circum-
stances, hens cannot produce as many
eggs in winter as In summer. Summer
Is the natural time for the laying Of
eggs, and in order to increase winter
production there must be reproduced
for the fowls as nearly as possible con-
ditions that exist in summer. Walter
E. Crawford of North Vassalboro, Me-,
has apparently tried to do this, so far
as feeding his fowls is concerned. Here
Is letter from him: pages Perfect
ed Poultry Food is better than you
claimed it was, and would not try to
keep hens another winter without it."-
Any one sending his address on b
postal card to c. s. Page, Hyde Park.
VT, and mentioning this paper, viii re-
ceive by mail, free, postpaid. a sample
package of "Page's Perfected Poultry
Food"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

| The visitor stiffened in bis chair
The name of his firm should be sutli.
Gent guarantee for that.
81 guess I'm no better acquainted
with their name than they are with
mine," remarked Raffles, laughing
See here, though! l got a scheme
| You pack 'em in this"
He turned the cigarettes out of the
| tin box, while the jeweler and l joined
wondering eyes.
"pack 'em in this" repeated Rallies,
''the three things we want, and never
mind the boxes. You can pack 'em in
| cotton wool Then We'll ring for string
and sealin' wax, seal up the lot right
here, and you can take 'em away in
your grip. Within three days We'll
have our remittance and mail you the
money, and you'll mail us this darned
box with my seal unbroken! It's no
use you lookin' so sick, Mr.. JOoler.
You won't trust us any, and yet we're
goin' to trust you some. Ring the bell
Ezra and We'll see If they've got any
sealin' wax and string"
They had, and the thing was done.
The tradesman did not like it. The
precaution was absolutely unneces-
sary but since he was taking all his
goods away with him, the sold with
the unsold, his sentimental objections
soon fell to the ground. He packed
necklet, ring and star with his own
hands in cotton wool, and the cigarette
box held them so easily that at the
last moment, when the box was closed
and the string ready, Raffles very
nearly added Il diamond bee brooch at
f51 los. This temptation, however, he
ultimately overcame, to the others
cha grin. The cigarette box was tied
up and the string sealed, oddly enough.
with the diamond of the ring that had
been bought and paid for
'Ill chance you hayin' another ring
in the store the dead spit of mine"
laughed RaftleS as he relinQuished the
box and it disappeared into the trades
mans bag "And now. Mr.. Robinson,
hope you'll appreciate my true hospi-
tally in not offerin' you anything to
drink while business was in progress.
That's Chateau MargauX, sir, and |
should Judge it's what you'd call an
eighteen carat article"
In the cab which we took to the vi
entity of the fat l was instantly
snubbed for asking questions which
the driver might easily overhear, and
took the repulse just a little to heart.
l could make neither head nor tail of
Rallies dealings with the man from
Regent street and was naturally in
quisitive as to the meaning of it all. |
But held my tongue until we had re-
gained the fat in the cautious manner |
of our exit, and even there until Raj |
ies rallied me with hand on either |
shoulder and an old smile upon his |
face.
"You rabbit" said he. "Why couldn't |
you wait till we got home?"
"Why couldn't you tell me what you |
were going to do? l retorted as of |
yore.
Because your dear old phiz is still |
worth its weight in innocence, and be- |
cause you never could act for nuts. !
You looked as puzzled as the other
poor devil, but you wouldn't if you
had known what my game really was"
"And pray what was it?"
"That," said Raffies, and he smacked |
the cigarette box down upon the man.
telpiece 1t was not tied; it was not
sealed. 1t few open from the force
Of the impact. and the diamond ring
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

1t appeared that the mythical lady,
my sister, had just become engaged to
| Raffies who seemed all anxiety to pin
her down with gifts of price | could
not quite gather whose gift to whom
was the diamond ring, but it had evil
IDENTIFY been paid for, and voyaged to
| the moon, wondering when and how.
| | was recalled to this planet by del
| uge of gems from the jewelers. bag.
| They lay alight in their cases like the
electric lamps above. We all three put
| our heads together over them, myself
without the slightest clew as to what
was coming. but not unprepared for
violent crime. One does not do eight
cen months for nothing.
Fright away" Rafiies was saying.
"Well choose for her. and you'll
change anything she don't like. Is that
the idea?"
"That was my suggestion, sir"
"Then come on, Ezra. l guess you
know Sadies taste. You help me
choose"
And we chose-Lord! What did we
not choose? There was her ring, a
diamond half hoop. 1t cost EOS, and
there was no attempt to get 1t for EGO.
Then there was a diamond necklet-
200 guineas-but pounds accepted.
That was to be the gift of the bride
groom. The wedding was evidently
imminent 1t behoOved me to play
brotherly part. | therefore rose to the
occasion, calculated she would like a
diaIAond star GIG, but reckoned it
was more than I could afford, and
sustained vicious kick under the
table for either verb. | was afraid
to open my mouth on finally obtaining
the star for the round hundred. And
then the fat fell in the fire, Cor pay
we could not, though a remittance
said RafIles) was overdue from Moo
York"
"But l don't know you, gentlemen"
the jeweler exclaimed. Il haven't even
the name of your hotel"'
Il told you we was stoppin with
friends" said Rafiies, who was not
angry, though thwarted and crushed.
but that's right, sir. Oh, that's dead
right, and I'm the last man to ask to
take Quixotic risks. I'm tryin' to fig
ure way out. Yes, sir, that's what
I'm tryin' to do"
81 wish you could, sir" the jeweler
said, with feeling. at isn't as if we
hadn't seen the color of your money,
but certain rules / am sworn to OBJ
serve. 1t isn't as if l was in bust
ness for myself, and-you say you
start for Paris in the morning.
"On the 8 q. IN. train." unused
Rallies, land I've heard no end yarns
about the joolers' stores IN Parrus. But
that amt fair. Don't you take no no.
tee o. that. I'm tryin' to figure way
out. Yes, sir"
He was smoking cigarettes out Of a
twenty-five box. The tradesman and l
had cigars. Rallies sat frOwning with |
pregnant eye, and it was only too |
clear to me that his plans had mis-
carried. / could not help thinking, |
however, that they deserved to do SO |
il he had counted upon buying credit |
for all but fI00 by single payment |
Of some 10 per cent. That again |
seemed unworthy Of Raffies, and l,
for my part, still sat prepared to spring |
any moment at our visitors throat.
I'VE could mail you the money from ,
Parrus," drawled Raffles at length, |
''but should we know you'd hold up
your end of the string and mail us the
same articles we've selected tonight?" !
-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
Rrat. the Music Cure

"To teep the body In tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette
Place, Pouchkeepsie, n. Y. 81 take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They are
the most reliable and pleasant laxa-
tive l have found" Best for the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Guaran-
teed by All Druggists. Csc.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

When doctors fail try Burdock Blood
Bittsrs. Cures dyspepsia. consumption; in-
vigorates the whole system.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

8om nd4fsn Montag on tpiro tpie=
berum elm Risfsn : Ausfano 6anbel
unb @anbsl Der Natipn f6ren.
Die 5orosrunssn Der @rubenarbsitsr
tparerl bef9eiosn. sic b~erlan9ten nur,
bab bic Staln bpn 1908 uieoer in ihre
Rstte trets. sic ersabeu f9 bamals
In cine finfprO3sntige 2%obnreouttion,
In Der ausf6t, oaB uenn bic breiidb=
rige bsrtrnesmdBise Grif biefes usbsr'
sintpmmsns a6selaufen if, bic Cru.
bsnbeFssr ibr giaigtsitsssfhblt walten
Iahsn wtiroen.
Wnn fann es ben Qeuten, tpsl4e 10
3ablrsi9er @efabren in ibrsm i9usrsn
Serufe s~ntessenfsaen. ni@t berbsnfsn,
tusfirt he au9 cine bel9eioene 2rrme
Der grosperitdt, tuel@e ibrs gei9dfti9er
az Riliondrsn na9t, 80 ergattern
wtinf9en.
Dies III ibnsn beria9t tpDrbsn uno
Elm i6wsrer GROCER Rampf, an BEN
leioer bic gnnas Ration brett In Mits
l.ibsniaaft gs3O9en miro, ffsbt bsDor.
Die Berslsuts fino Der Spmpatbie
bes grobsn publifums gswiB tueun He
f9 In frens gsieBli8en S4ranten ball
ten unb ale @spalitbdtietsitsn Der.
meioen.
gu bs6ausrn if DEFENDERS, baB ID
bel: anoere feibise Arbeiter. uenn
Seusrupesmanesl In ben Sabrtfer sin-
trit, brOtlos tuerosn.
Die gruben6sfBer bdttsi tpobl Na4.
eisbigtsit ;si9en f6nnsn, ibre Dart.
nddisteit ldBt ben S9luB reifsn. baE
he ben Strsit berbsifisrsn MOLTEN,
neil ne nur geuinnsn f6nnsn, bsnn
lire @srlufe muB f4lisBlid bod oas
groBe publitum bsfsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

isbsr Ri4tsr i'm 2anoe ROls iein
f6unte.
Ri4ter Mlforb min oas Re9t uno
ni@ts als bas Re9t, bab bot er tn benz
9oonsfale, betpisfsn, Der ibm bas Mib'
persniigen GINGER pOlititsr eingsbra4t
bat.
CT bat ben Berbrs9er Roons sur
b6&fsn auldifissn Strafs perurtteilt,
bann aber bat sr Dem Birger 2ocns,
ben i9bnffsn gspsis bon Der @abrbeit
bss 2e6tss aegebsn, inosm er Demons
Frirt, bab ielbf Elm tohsr geamtsr
ni&t tinssriist bic @eiebe bes 2anbss
tibertrstsn bari, bab aud Elm FOLDER
bic Rshts islbt zines e4urten ni&i
ungsfraft petieBsn tanu.
W6ge es unisrsm 2anbe nte on iol'
den Ri9tsrn fsblsn, bsnri he Heben
alein 3mii9sn benz 0olte nogeamten'
tpilfhr.
Weber bic Sun" nod eint9e pOli-
tifer tperben Ri9ter AlfOro 9sfigig
MAIDEN f6nnen. er pirb unentwest bic
Sa9e bss &s9tes b.rfs9tsn.
Der bsrfu9te gn9riH gegea ibn ii
unbsi9rsibIi9 tumii6 uno mir banten
benz 8erfafer uns BET BEN bsprimiren'
ben Wetter ettuas Stof our 6eiterfeii
gegeb.n ~ babsn, bie bis 80 ben lsB'
ten 3silen bss artitels anbdlt, tpel4s
lauisn: Gin bsfsrer - melt beRerei
Nann fur RrimtnaIri9ter if in Same'
u. prit9aro, Der ein 9anbioat III, gs.
funoen."
So aber tpesbalb unb tpnrum bsrn.
tbeurer 6onnenbrubsr? Mfros prit1'
arb bislei9t ale Nbbofaten 3u Greun'
ben babet unb feline Rsdtsipri4e burd
8ef1blsouislei besinfufen lafsn?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
LIS. co.
Dafbinstpn Bel Der Reribian strabe.

Eornraoe ais So Il fut
ter ii r 6 Of M e / e. @inem
8eri9t oes 6srrn profeFor Or. Sage
mann in Bonn iiber 11nteriu6mngen
betreffs oer @iftigteit Der &prnraoe
e%ntnebmen mir f~olgenoes: On Maft=
iAipeine uno nod tpa9fenbe S9peine,
fotpie trG9tige Sauen f0nnen Ssutterz
mtfhungen perfittert iperOen, peld3s
bis gu so prosent refine &prnra6e ents
halten, obne Dab irgeno cine S6dbiz
gung Der @~efunb6eit na95uneifen
lpar. @ini9e Ser Sbiere nabmen aber
DIE bo6prosentigen Mif9uneen ni9t
auf, mas pffenbar anf ZEN @eI6mod
oerfelben suriidaufiibren mar. On
tranfe ooer franf gema6te S9peine
berfitterte &ornraoe seigte e6enfaIls
feline 9iftpirtung, baaeeen lit Elm
f3doli9er Ginflub Ser &ornraoe in
@e5ug auf Die Mil6 bon fGueenoen
Sausn feitgeltelt iuproen. 5ier eez
oieben in atpei beri9ieoenen ssGnen Ole
sSun9en unter &ornrabefiitterung Ser
gRutter f9le9ter als na6ber, als feline
Sornraoe mebr gefiittert tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

lit. Sn Der 8efugnib 0ss aomites
liest es, Sen 8du ~anSuor0nen cber an
oere 8eitimmungen 81 treffen.
Mit Dem proieftirten &oloRe min
man ausenf9einli9 oas ~neuefte eng
.lii9e ganserfdbrseua, bic sOreaoz
naught" nit ibren $4,000 Sonnen Sc
bdlt iibertrumpfen. Ser gbef 0es
&pnftruttionsz8 Bureaus inn 8unbes>
MarinesO Department, 3ears@bmirdl
|gapps, bat fi9 oabtn geduBert, 5ab bic
amerifanif9en reuerl 10000 Sonnens
|S9iffe yMi9tgan" uno rSoutb Caro-
lima, ebenfo tii9tis iino els Die
rSreabnausbt," neil Die 1000 SOM
men mebr ni9t genug WaferbsrOrdns
gung geben, INN bOberen pan5erf9ub
uno grObere Sabrgef6pinOigteit nebsn
Der @erme5rung Ser Saupt=8attsrie gu
getpG9ren. Sa5u feien neitere $500
Sonnen erfor0erli9.
Der 8orfibenoe beresten &omites,
&eprG ientant George 6. SOB bon sui
nois, gift in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
als Sa9fenner. Seit feinem Gintritts
in ous rationale l1nterbaus i'm Sabre
1894 bat er oiefe gu ieinera Speaial-
ftubium eema9t. Gr braGte berettg
i'm 55. 8ongreHe cine Bill our Heore
ganifirung Der Marine elm unb nnr
i'm Sc. &ongrefe 8oriiber bes Mus<
|f9mHes fir Slottenanselesenbeiten.
George 6. SOB tpurbe 1868 in 8ertz
fbire, 8t., seboren unb etablirte ii6,
na9oem er an Der Columbia rtntperii=
tat in Stem Yorf, fotpie am Union
College in Chicago rehts> unb ftuatsz
nifenf9aftli9e Stubien betrieben,
1889 in gbica9o ais Nbpofat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

sraouirte 1877 an Ser Cornell Timber
fiat, %. g., uno erlernte BEL Der 1851
bon feinem Batter besriinoeten 3eiz
tlng, ben .SroD OailD Simes." bas
Seberban6perf. gr mar na9oem on
Der 3eituns Supporter, Heoafteur unb
@ef1dftsfiibrer unb lit felt Dem 1897
erfoIgten Sobe fetnes 0aters Der aGei=
nise Snbaber bes @lattes.
Trancis 1T als elm sifriser Sports
mann betannt un6 bat {iH infonoers
beit ala sef9idter Hu6erer mebrfad
preife errunsen. Gr beat cine srobe
Worlkbe fir Militdrpefen unb seb0rte
unter an6erem elf Sabre lang Dem
Stabe bes @eneralmaiors Carr bon
Der Electromagnetic bonn Staate Netp
BORT an. Des Gerneren lift Grancis
Mitslieb reri4iebener ,biitoriimsr uni
tatrict;fhsr @eielf6often.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Titofr aus etafrika.
eeIttame &ieoerterts, 2iebess anc &IaseIies
Dee Der ,,9frinaaleute."

eeItfame &iecerterte, 2tebess anc &IaseIies
ser eer ,,@irimaIeute."
Die .Warima" z2eute, b. =. sic &iz
ltenbepoDner Oeuti9sO itafrifas, asi9s
men ii9 Dor anoeren NeserbDIfern our9
cine beIoncers muiitaliiGe 8eaabune
aus. Sbr 2ieberi4aB beitebt aus sabls
rei9sn, balo beiteren, bGlb f9permiis
tbisen Melobien. Die aud unierm DIRE
ansenebm tlingen. lin 70 mertpiiroiz
ger beri6rt uns Ser Sert oieIer 2ieber,
Die oft itunOenlang bintereinanoer aes
iunaeu tperben. @o6l Ger feltiamfte
FOLDER Ssris lautet: Scr 2anb Oes
Sppfcs.~
Sin an0sres 8olfslieb lautet in ser
lteberfebuns: 80, 9irfe 1T ni9t 5u
tdoeln." Sin iebr perbreitetes &inoers
lieo iinst: .Oa bin i9 uno TRACE Elm
4leio pbne Sdum." Gines Ser befanns
teften Qiebeslieoer tpieoerbolt unablGffia
Die Worte: v9u 2iigenmuno, fieb feiz
men psiBen 2enOeni9urS. .. +. gu lin.
getreue. iieb ni9t mad anberen MGnz
rern."
Moralifbe 2ebren ent6Glt fol9enber
Sert: r@enn ou bsine 5rau ~perlaTen
pinit. 70 glib ibr Den S9eiounssaft,
bamit bu lie perldfet, si6 ibr audi ibr
gelo, bamit iie gu ibrem Batter eebe,
tuenn Du f6on Die 2iebe ibres Ser5ens
bergeffen bait" Sine groBe 4n3abl BON
Serten beiGdftist fiA nit @reignihen
aus Dem aruberaufitanOe bonn Sabre
1888.
Sin febr befanntes r8aeamobc>
9ombom" banbeGt ppn Dem @raberfiibz
rer 8ui9iri; Der Sert beibt: r8deds
mopo, bumbum, Buf6iri fagte, nun
Oeutf9e gebt beim." @pn Scr Grobes
rung Saneas banoelt oa8 foleenoe:
.&ls Der Seutf&e fam, ldnoete er BEL
Der SGule unb fagte auf beutf6: por=
pGrts, eebt binein, porpdrts." @us
Dem beutf9en ypprpGrts" baben fid
Die Suabelt bas @ort rfoent" sema9t.
S9liebli9 fei nod Ser Sert atpeier
3uoerlieber mitgetbeilt. Wie BEL Den
Bitten gum &uoerf9laee b~efanntli9 bie
SlOte seblafen lpurbe, iingen bier Ole
Gfeger baau. Oas cine 2ieb lautet:
ypemba"-eine Dem Sultan ppn San=
iibar geb0rtge Snfsl-nift febr gut, aber
i9 babe fein S6iff. bin5ureifen." Sus
anoere tlagt bumortftifd: rYapier UNI
Sinte, bic rei9en Qeute bon 2amu."
pdpier uno Sinte, ods fou etpa beiber
Yopier uno Stnte fino Die Werf5euqs
Der reiden SGnbler BON 2amu; min
armen Seufel uber miifen emYig rus
bern.