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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-03-02

Eyes, my son. always demand what
YOU consider a fair equivalent for your
services II you believe yourself to be
$4,000 man don't be content to work
for S5O9e."
Then I'm never going 10 be Secre
iary Of state, father" - Cleveland
P,gin Dealer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-03-02
PAINS


The Case OF Miss Irene Crosby Is One
Of Thousands Of Cures made by Lydia
n Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-03-02

Ia lakes a born diplomat to disguise be truth
s. il wouldn't DO sble to repognize Itself n
i.irFoF,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-03-02

A Cure For Stomach Tronbls-A New
Method. by Absorptlon-No Drugs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-03-02
French Blrths tnoresse.

re- One loc package r0loFs an libers They dye ID ID
okle'-How to Dye. Bleach and Mix Colors AONR
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-03-02
IMAM FADELE SS DYE 5


Color more goods brighter and fac er colors tia
can dye any carmen without ripping apart vi
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

He passed it to the one next to him, and SO
it went from hand to hand until it reached
the bottom. The fun Of the game was to see
which row could pass the bag faster, ana
there was great noise and excitement as nist
one side and then the other won.
When this game had been played some Time,
Aunt Kate took away the bean bags and told
the children to sit down quietly, for they
were to have another visitor
This time it was gypsy, and very GOOD
looking gypsy she was, too, in spite OF her
dark face. She was dressed very gayly In
red skirt, gold-braided jacket and blue. cap:
with nodding plumes. All around the edge OF
her skirt we're tiny bells, which tinkled as she
cred with a red CLOTH
She looked like kind, good woman, and
the children, who had all heard OF gypnes,
but had never seen one, crowded about her,
admiring her gay dress, and asking her all
sorts of questions. Even little Trot was not
afraid Of her.
At last the gypsy said she must go; but be-
fore she went she opened her basket and took
from it twenty-five, little packages, which abe
distributed among the children. with kisses and
smiles.
Then she went out, and not child there
suspected that. the gypsy was. only Aunt
Marian, who had ddarkened her face with
liquorice water, and worn a fancy, ball cos
tune which she had found in an old trunk in
the garrett.
what pretty little china and wooden toys were
found! Madge had black china baby about
two inches long, Dick snake, Edith china
rabbit and Trotty little basket.
When all the presents had been examined
and admired, the dining room doors were
thrown open again, and the children were
treated to ice cream, Jelly, little cakes, lemon
ade and homemade chocolate drops.
When they went back into the parlor, it
was nearly six o'clock; SO the party wound up
with Virginia reel, Aunt Kate and Aunt
Marian (who had washed off the liquorice stain
and changed her dress) plotting the children
through the figures, while grandma played
S0%t ut was splendid part y 's sad Madpe the
next day. 81 would like to have one like
that every week"
And think it likely the other children also
thought it was splendid party, for they talk
this day.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
Sadie UNIV G

The agonized scream of the brute as he tum.
6led over and over to the bottom of the stair
the doorway.
The children, almost fearing an encounter
with another denizen of the wilds, turned
around, to find themselves clasped tightly in
the arms of their parents.
A full explanation of matters had, of course,
to be delayed until the dangerous prisoner in
the cellar was disposed of; but this was ac-
complished in short order when the miller
had fetched his fiint-lock rifle from the rack
over the bed room door.
No threat or persuasion on the part of his
besiegers being able to decoy the foe within
range of the gun, the valiant miller finally
made descent into the cellar, to find the
crippled and scalded brute hidden like the
veriest coward under the cutting bench.
A single shot put him out of his misery
and freed the DUNCAN household of the only
visitor they had ever had to treat so inhos.
pitably.
1t is needless to say that Sadie and jamie
DUNCAN were regarded as hero and heroine
throughout the neighborhood.
Brave as they were, however, in their
secret hearts they were both satisfied with the
victory they had gained, and, for all the
riches of Jack the GiantKiller, would not
have had their courage put to another such
test
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

what to choose, they heard loud growls and
cries from the dining room. and it seemed a., as
if whole cakes of wild beasts had been let
loose in there.
So it was with some fear of the danger OF
being eaten alive that Dick said he would see
lion, and allowed himself to be led blind
folded into the dining room by his aunt.
He was led across the room, the handker-
chief was taken off suddenly, and he looked
into small mirror held by his grandma.
There's your lion," said Aunt Kate.
Dick stared a minute, not quite understand
ing the joke, then laughed, and felt rather
ashamed of himself for having been SO much
frightened.
He stood by grandmas side and watched the
other children come in one by one.
Trotty who had a wholesome fear of bears,
lions and tigers, asked to see a goose, and
looked very much disappointed when she saw
only her own chubby face in the glass.
"Me isn't a sdoose," she said, painting. "Me
is litter dirl."
One boy asked to see donkey, another to
see rat with ten tails, and little girl want
ed to see blue monkey. When all had had
look in the mirror, they had a good time
laughing at each other, and they said it was
the queerest menagerie they had ever seen.
"Ring around rosy came next. and was
followed by a game of 'bean bags" which
was played by all. The children were di-
vided into two rows, and bean bag given to
the child who stood at the head of each row.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

had managed to haul him to the foot of the
steps.
In their agitation at seeing him so near
the hingeless door slipped from the children's
tremulous fingers, and fell with crash side
ways, only partially covering the opening.
The noise startled the panther. He leaped
to his feet, and faced about, uttering a scream
like that which had first broken the cabins
peaceful stiffness.
With an upward leap and dash the beast
did throw himself headlong against the frail
barricade, but against it the children had cast
themselves PROSTATE, and, though it yielded
somewhat to the pressure from below, 1T drop
ped again into place as the animal, having
but small room for the exercise OF his strength
was knocked by the force Of his own spring
back down the narrow steps.
In twinkling he had sprung again to the
attack, and was tearing sayagely at the broken
place in the boards, through which his hot
breath poured full into the face Of the girl
"Jamie! Jamiei" she cried, in voice of
terror, "he's pushing the door back. See, he's
working his paw through the crack. He'll
grab me- Helpl Help!"
Jamie saw her danger. Kneeling close be-
side her, he raised his cruteh, bringing the
club down with true aim across the terrible
foot.
The cruteh few into splnters. but. with a
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

ssnarling yell of pain, the animal jerked back
his crushed limb.
He was in more savage mood, though, his
wound seeming only to have infuriated him.
Hell be at me, again, jamie" the girl
whispered, sharply. Hes working his other
paw through. Can you fetch the tea kettle!
It's boiling on the fire, and may stop him a
bit"
Jamie started at once. understanding her
meaning. 1t was difficult task for the lame
boy without his crutch, but he managed to
haul the heavy kettle from the fire to the
cellar door.
Holding the steaming kettle ready, though,
Sadie waited further demonstration from
him.
As may be imagined, she had no time to
grow inpatient. Attracted by their noise Of
their preparation, the creature turned his
fierce eyes upward; then lunged savagely once
more at the gaping crack, his mouth wide
open, showing the quivering red tongue and
the frightful array of teeth.
'Now sister-now! Let him have It'll" Jamie
shouted, pressing closer.
And she did let him have it, without hest
tation or stint.
From the kettle, tilted upside down, a
splashing stream of the boiling liquid poured
over the head and eyes and into the open
throat Of the beast.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

stood, bowling first on one side and then on
the other, and growing first tall and then
short in the most astonishing way.
Trotty Madge,s little sister, who was only
two and one-haf years of age at last became
frightened at these strange changes, and final
ly burst into tears, whereupon her Aunt
Kate caught her up and carried her into the
hall
Don't cry," said Aunt Kate IT will call
Miss Polly out, and you shall get acquainted
with her."
Trotty screamed louder than ever then, but
her tears were quickly dried when she saw
that Miss Polly was only her own papa and
broom dressed up in sheet, shawl and
cap, and that he raised the broom when he
wanted to make Miss Polly tall, and lowered
it when she was to appear short. And her
face, Totty saw, was only handkerchief
stretched over the brush part of the broom,
and the eyes, nose and mouth were made of
burnt cork.
She went back into the parlor entirely salts
fed as to the mystery, and when Miss Polly
came in again she enjoyed her as much as
the Others did.
When the funny old lady at last went out,
Aunt Kate announced that there would now
be an exhibition in the dining room of ami
mails and birds of all kinds, but that only
one child at time would be admitted. and
that every one must make choice of what
they would see.
While they were making up their minds
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
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The partially reopened door showed her
nothing of the panther, however, and, grown,
put her head through. The fire was burning
brightly, and none of the room was in sha-
dow, vet, peer about as she might, nothing
was to be seen of their foe.
She stopped and listened. From some point
there came to her the sound of smothered
growlings and snappings. She darted back in
to the woodshed.
"Jamie! Jamie!" she whispered, excitedly
Hes down in the cellar: hear him growing
and tearing the pig. We might capture him,
If YOU'RE willing to help.
@We've got to let down the cellar door;
Int the bolts broken, and there's only one
hinge, We mightn't be able to hold it down,
dear"
"Brinp your crutch, but don't use it unless
unless the beast comes at us.
Creeping cautiously toward the cellar, they
reached The trap door, and, separating, took
firm hold upon each side Of the hingeless
boards, and prepared to lower them as noise
lessly as possible.
While gorging himself, the panther was
evidently designing to carry of at least a por-
ton Of his stolen feast, for he had already
dragged the hog from the cutting board. and
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
Copyright by James Elverson.

Copyright by James Eyerson.
r v1HEN Madge was six years old, her
Iw Grandma Barlow gave her birth
day party. twenty-five little chill
EE@EE7D dren of about her own age were In
49, vited from three o'clock until six,
and though it was rainy day, they
all came promptly.
The party began with lunch Of sandwiches
and chocolate in the dining room, for Grand
ma Barlow knew the little ones had been too
much excited over the prospect Of the enter
tainment to eat anything before starting from
home.
After the sandwiches were all gone, the
children went into the parlor and had game
of Hunt the Slipper" When that was over,
Aunt Kate announced that lady named Miss
Polly Shortcake had called to see them. As
she spoke, the door opened, and in the lady
came.
She was so short that she seemed almost a
dwarf; but she had hardly entered before she
grew so tall that her head almost touched the
ceiling. All, how the children laughed, though
some of them were little frightened, never
before having seen lady grow SO fast
you're as tall as this room, Miss Polly"
said one Of the boys.
But he hard hardly said the last word when
Miss Polly grew short again; and there she
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
sdlmk Ses e9nliabres
Der Sanbfertisfeits' s'Sodi@ule.

Die jdbrli9s Musfslluug Der Mr.
beiten Der S9tiler Der 6anbfertisteits'
6o&f&ule In ben 5d9ern: SoI3arbei.
ten, e9mieosarbeitsn, @isberei uni
Mobsu Anferti9uns. Wai9inenbau.
Greibanb. unb me9anifdes 3ei&nen,
aO&sn, Ndbsn. Ma!&inenI&reiben,
@sfunbbsitspfses II. I. N. finbst beut'
bon Morssns $50 big Na9miitags
u6r ftatt.
Der 0orfs6er Der 69uIe, profeRo,
s. g. gmmsri9, srldbt an Sebermann.
Der ft9 fur bic Nrbsiten tntereiirt obe'
bic bsrf@iebensn 2lafi.n mdbrenb be!
unterri9ts bsoba9ten m69te, BIZ
freunbli9e ginlabuns, bie 9anbfsrtig'
tsits.6o1f9uIe am gsnannten Saos su
beiu&en.
Die S9lubfeisrlt9tsitsn Der e9ul'
fnben am IL. Suni, Mbenbs 8 ubr
in Der Somlinion=Saae fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Snbianapplis, Snb, 5rtas, 8. Suni 1906

Die Nmeriean gretping 60. In Sn-
oianapolis, bie Wilmaufee Walting 60.
unb bic %. o. Sebsrin MaItina 60.
tn philadelphia murben aIs nsus Wit.
glieber in bic Nfoeiation aufgs.
nommen.
Na9 Mnnabme bon Dantesbef9lhKen
an bic SnbianapOliier Brausrsisn ftr
bic eemdbrie guffreibsit unh an bic
prehe FIR bic unparteiiiGe Weiie, In
tpel4sr bic CONVENTIONS. Mngelegenbei-
ten uer6ffsntli9t wuroen, psrtagte f4
Die Contention um IL r1br Is Winu.
ten Mittags.
8efern Nbeno fanb I'm Jairbanfs
Sarten bic Ibi4iebsurterbaltung fatt;
beute Vtorgen bat fi9 bic MsbraabI
Der Witgli,oer bereits auf ben 0sim-
meg begeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Stanaaro Sper= uno 8sib=
8eretn.

Der STANDARD Spar= unb 2eib. Ser.
elm, mel9.r feline rssslmdBies p69snt-
li9e geriammluna isoen 9isnHuq
Nbenb tn Cos. s. S9aub's 9ocaI,
1873 OF @aIbinotOn strabe abbdlt,
bsginnt am Sisnfng, ben 10. Suli,
feline 20. Serie uno ermdbIts foIgenb;
geamien: 5enrp ganmann, prdFbent
6enrs Steoifelo, 8ce.prdRoent; Sui.
5. &sinede, Sefrstdr; s. 8. S9aub,
SdaBmeiifsr; Sirsttorsn: 6rant Gin.
oemann, .. q. Walb, 2onis 6.
granot. Ssurp &ufe unb 2ouis Beer
mann.
Die Mntbeile tperbsn gum Betra9,
BON 5000 ausgegeben uno hnb gegsr
&aten3ablungsn bon so Gents pr
Wo9s fduai9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Gis=yrsiis iuerosm erb0bt.

gli6t esnug, bob mon bel benz ans
baItsnS parmsn Wsttsr 10 f9cn unbs'
auemli6tsiten ertra9sn mub, tomnlen
nun aud nod bic gisfabritanten uno
bertbsuern i6r In bisisr 3sit 10 not6.
usnbis ssbrau9t.s prObutt. es
tuuros bstnnnt ssesbsn, oab na&S9luB
bisIer @o9s Der bisbsriss prsis bon
80 Gents per 5unoert pfuno gis auf
35 @ents erbbbt tpsrbsn uiro llno, oa'
nit ni6t esnug. iOa i'm nd8fsn No'
nat Der prsis auf 40 Gents per 6un'
bert pfunb ssidraubt ueroen; tpisbisl
b66er Der prsis ipdisr geben ioirb. nil
len nur bic Softer uno Der 8ruf.
Die bisiiesn Runitsis : 5abritantsn
bsfreiten nntiirlib bic @rifen3 zines
SruR uno bsbauptsn nur sins Ghoeia'
tim 3ur Mabruns ibrsr @ei9dfts' Sn'
tsrehsn esbiloet 3u 6absn. eis
fthBsn als @runo Der preiserb6buna
bic boben 2oblsnpreiie Dor. tpel9e ois
6srfslunestoifsn ibrss prooutts be-
beutsno srbbbsn. Der llmltanS. oat
lebten @inter bic grnts an Natur.gis
alei5 Nua NOR unb bisfss benz aunit'
Sis in bisIem SDmmer teine 2ontur'
rsn3 MAIDEN iann bat nod angabe bsi
prObu3sntsn ni9ts nit Der prsis.@r'
b6buna su thun. Cine 3nappbeit on
gis tann uu9 ni9t uor9ei4hbt meresn,
bn In Snsinnnpolis 9snn9 gisfabriter
oorbnnosn limb, bic ni9t nur ben gan
ssn Bebnrf Der Gtabt beden fonberr
aua nod grObs Quantitdten nod Gus
tpdrts psrienoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Der Sasianapolis 9ieoerfran,
Satte cine re8t frDbli6e llebunssfunSe.

Die msiiisn Der Nctipsn bss v2isbers
tran3" srIsbisn sefsrn absnb nod Der
resslmdbigen uebungsaunoe cine 'rs&t
angenebme usberraidung.
3uetif murbe cine notbmsnbig ees
wurbsne Special. @siGdftsbsrfammluns
aboebaltsn. in tpel9sr bef4lOHen
wuroe. am IL. Nini einsn Ausfua
nod WoobsbAs, Sbio. 3u bsranfal.
ten, um f9 on bsm bott fiaitfnosnben
Sdnee,feife bes bortiesn .0arusari-
9isosrtrans" ;a bsttsiligen. Die pais
fben bss @srsins purbsn srfu4t, fi4
ipdteifsns In Der am Sonntag ffdttfins
oenbsn regelmdbigen @si4dftsber-
iammluns tibsr ibre 8beilnabme sll
srtIdrsn, bamit bic nOtbisen arrange
msnts nit Der giienbabn gstrOffsn
tuerben i6nnen.
Die @inlabuns bss soaialen Surns
bersins 3ur Sbeilnabms an bem am 10.
Suni ftattfinbenbsn Walofeit wurbe
angenommsn.
Damn tam bic ueberraf9ung. 5err
Senrp 8nrtsIs, Der felt lanaen Sabren
MitGieo bes 2iebertranses NOR uno fit
ieit unsefdbr einem Wonat aIs @hef'
Sngsnieur elmer grausrsi In Dubois,
3d., bsfinbet, battle ieinsn Jreunbsu
unb saneesbriioern Elm sanses Barrel
5laf9enbisr gsianbt. Die Sdnger lie.
Zen fid naiiirIi9 ni9t Ianss n6tbiger
unb Issrten bic nit sinsm bor3Hgli4er
Stoff seftutsn 5lai9sn auf bas ipe
sisus @obI bss Spsnbsrs. Cine Sants
Sspsi9s tpurbe on Ssrrn 8artsls ab
esfanbt, tuorin ibm sualei9 bic better
Whni9s fur isin ferneres WOblerse5er
ausgsipro4sn wuroen.
Sas tuaren aber nod ni4t oil
llsbsrraf9ungen. Mls bic Gr6bli4tsii
auf ibrsm 66depuntt angslangt mar.
plabtsn 5srr Wm. Gtosffsr unb Ser,
Sacob S9ulmspsr nit tpeiieren Neuis'
tsiten bsruus. 6err Stoefaer tpurb'
9efern IS Sabre alt uno 9err S9ul'
meper fsierte bic Is. Misbertebr ieinss
6o&3eitstages. Dab aud biefe greis.
nifis 3enHgeno 9efeisri tuurben, beoarI
uObl tsiner grtpdbnung. gri ipdt
trenntsn fi9 bic fioslen Sdnger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

.WunberlnnS" nit fsinen bielsn gs-
bisgenen llnterbaltan9en erfreut f4
Absnb fir Absno zines msbr als guisn
geiu6s. Cine rs9t 3u @unfsn oss
@iabliisments iprs&enber umifano 1T
Der. oaB Jrausn uno 2inoer fi9 obns
irsenb wel6s 8sgleituns auf benz plabe
bsusqsn tbnnsn; gsldftisunsen bur9
tbsrmiiibigs 8utidsn obsr gar y&otps
bp's" fino bel ben stusdsniipre9enben
WnBrsseln in @unoerIano sinfa9 uns
m6gli5.
Die 6aupianaisbunqsfraft fbt Der
Ram 2risssballon aus. Na9 msb.
rersn fsblasi9laaensn 0sriu9en In ben
erfsn 3agsn Der @o9e arbeitst jebt Der
Ws4nuismus bss BalIons por3hglid
unb alabsnblid finbet elm Nufiisg
ffatt.
Die ffsts populdre ,Seenie &ails
map", madt gIdn,snoe 8ei9dfts uno
nd9fe @o6e mirb nsben allen anbs.
rsn S9aufsllungsn Wabame ga
glan1s jsosn Na9mittas uno abeno
ibr .Slios for 2ife" ausfabren, tuos
eur4 3u ben bereits uorbanbenen freien
gOritbrungsn mod cine tpsiters bin3u'
ipmmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Gmolt& ermii@t.

Der Reger 6enrp 8nder, 500 Wsii
IL. Strabs, murbe bon ben poli3iffen
Dlhller unb 8edmann tpegsn tbdtIi9en
Ingriffs nit Der abf9t su t6btsn.
perbaftet.
Nm 8. Mpril b. So. ertpif1te Der
fir bic Girmen 6. 6. Softer, gmil
Wapsr unb BE @asanfalt angsfeIlts
Nadtw64tsr 6erm. Balls. 1881 Wsii
81. Strabe, einen Nsssr bsim Steblsn
bon Roblen. ST iagte benz Disb feline
geute, unssfdbr $50 pfunb 2oblsn ab
unb ieBte bann feline @unbs innerbalb
zines boben Bretteraaunes fort. 8aum
par er eintse e&ritte sesangsn, als er
nit einem Brett ober 2ntppeI sinsn
far 8terli&en S&lus an ben 2opf sr.
belt. Der nmfanb, bab sr feline
Wintermhbe trug. wel9s bic @euali
bes S4lages minberte, rettts bisusi9i
iein 2eben. Der Nngreifer tuurbe als
Der oben genannte 8uder ertannt; be.
bor oerfelbe iebo& berbaftst msrben
tOnnte. entfioh CT na&g6ieaau, bon tpo
er gefern anrhdtebrte unb bon ben
ma8iamen polisiasn eruii&t murbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Sertanf aGer Tenermsrfsf0rper
ber6otem.

poIi3si.@bef Wsbser inffruirts feline
Wanni&aften. frens auf Die Sur9.
ftibrung Der fdotiiden Srbinan3 au
iebsn. nod mel9sr Der Wertauf ale,
6eueruertssG0rper, dusgenommen an
8. unb A. Suli ifreng bsrboten III.
4u9 an oisisn Sa9en biirfsn nur BIZ
uhiaulOissn Sadsn fsilssbOten tpsr'
ben; ale @annon.@radsrs", &sbplpsr'
patrOnsn sini9lisbti9 DER plab pa'
tronen,l ,ly Spnamit. Graders" uiu. faller
unter bas 8eriaufssYerbst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
grnppett i6teBem ami
Streifer.
3pei Suste. m.brsrs Gerwunbets.

Snbiana, pa.. 8. Suni. 3wi'
Iaen ben 5taats.@ unffablern unb ben
ausfdnoieen gsrelsutsn fam es BET Der
in Der Nd5s bon bier belegenen ernf-
@rube ;u sinem blutiaen 3uiamnten'
fpB; bic 5ruppsn feuertsn auf bic
Strsifer. 3wri Der Iebteren fonsn Gee
t6btet unb mebrsre anosre berpunoet
Isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Ser 6anSe( NIT MuftraIien.

Der gBertb 6es 6anbels ser Ser.
Staaten nit QtuitraIien i'm Sisfaliabr
1905 belief fi9 auf $38,0OO,0OO sesen
$34, 100000 i'm @oriabr, $4,000
900 i'm Sabre 1900 uno $14,00O,0OO
i'm Sabre 1895. Die Ginfubr bon
Quitralien 1tieg BON $4,666,OO0 i'm
Sabre 1896 auf $12,O0O,00O i'm Sabre
1905 unb bic 2lusfubr bon '$19, ,O0O,=
600 auf $26,000,000. Sie neun eriten
Monate bes porigen Sa1res tpeiien
nod einen 3upa9s sesen bas 0orjdbr
bon 100000 auf. Die Ginfubr
9luftraliens aus oen Ser. Staatsn
fommt Der aus alien anoeren 2Gnoern
aufammensenommsn nit Q(usidlub
@nglanos glei9. Sie ginfubr 9(u=
itraliens aus SeutI9lanb belGuft iih
auf $13, 100000, Die aus Gngldno oas
eeeert auf $11O,OOO,OO0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

&ob. Smith bsn No. l742
WOrtbwefern'a 'apenue tbeilts Der polisei
nit, oab ibm wd6renb ieinsr Abmeisn'
beit Elm %od unb eine 6OIs aus feiner
@obnung 9efoblsn murben. Der
Wertb Der gefoblenen @ssenffdnbe Be.
trd9t $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

Der 50'idbrige giap Smith,
Is. uno Raral Strabs, fiel an Der
@eOrgia Strobe unb aentudp Mue.
nnb sOs f9 i9wsre gerIebungen am
aopf unb ON rs&ten Auee au. 9is
ambuIan3 i9affte i'm in's fdttii&s
6ospital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

3um 8ehaden Der 6 r b :
fen. SieIelben iino fur5 nah ibren,
9lufse6en su bebaden uno ni9t srfi,
ipsnn fie fhon in Die 6Obe gesangen
iin6 unb anfansen, fid our grbe niez
oer5ulegen, Sn bieiem lebteren San
tpiiroen iit beim 9aden iebr feihdoigt-
SeIm zUI. Wtdle gludrs
es. Ser 81 Sabre alte Sobn Hina=
man In pittsburg. pa.. bat iiber 200
Mal Selbitmoro 81 begeben periudt
uno beim 201. Mal grfolg gebabt. Gr
befanb fidh in Der STRENGTHENING bes
4rmenbauies. gr SerrjB feline sSude
uno madfe aus oen Streifen einen
Gtrid. nit Dem CT ii6 erhGnate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
& ugss o Ilifi o n.

st. 9ouis, Wo., 8 Stunt. gfa6
sinsm bisrbsr eslansten 8sri9t iino
bis paHagisrsHse go. 9 uno 10 Der
Sron Wountniu giisnbabn nabe
@pnns, artanias, ,uIammenaefoben
Ndhsrs gin3sIbsitsn fsblen nod.