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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29

What shall the harvest be? 1t will be
a bumper if you use implements bought
at Hunter & Stevenson's.
Miss Viola Truax is home from the
university at Grand Forks for a weeks
vacation visit with the family.
Mrs. Robert Work and Mrs. w. A.
Ferguson returned home Monday from
a few days visit with friends at Han
nah.
Miss Freda Kaser, primary teacher of
the Osnabrock village school was a visi-
tor in Langdon with friends over
Sunday.
John Petrick returned Monday from
Grand Forks where he has been during
the past three weeks receiving hospital
treatment for rheumatism.
Ben Cooperman confded the news to
a few of his intimate Langdon friends
when here this week that before starting
out on another trip through North Da-
kota his wedding with a st. Paul young
lady would occur.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29

Route books for owners of stations
for sale at this Office.
The Woman's Club will meet in social
session, Tuesday, April 3rd, at the home
of Mrs. John Mahon.
Get your next suit made to your meas
ure, Price about same as good ready
made clothing, Fit guaranteed. Bee
Hive store.
Have you read the report of Prof.
Ladd regarding our Formaldehyde? If
not you better look it up and act accord
ingly. McGruer.
Miss Helen Kliever, the dressmaker,
returned to the city last Thursday from
her home in Minnesota, where she has
been visiting since the holidays.
Roman Gerber, a Cavalier county land
owner coming from Worthing, S. Oak,
arrived this week with his family and a
couple of carloads of stock and machi.
merry. He moves onto the Kenna farm
west of town, which he purchased last
fall.
The three days parochial mission at
the Episcopal church closes with the ser.
vices of this evening The pastor, Rev,
Guy P. Burleson, has been assisted in
conducting the services, which have
been we'll attended, by his brothers from
Fargo and Grand Forks.
Miss Jean Mcmillan, daughter of ex
| State Treasurer Mcmillan of Langdon
returned to her home on Wednesday
after spending some time here as the
guest Of Mrs Birder. Miss Mcmillan
assisted at the st. Patrick's concert
where her delightful singing added
much to the pleasure of the evening"
Park River Gazette-News
The most successful specialist il
chronic diseases, DR.. Charest of Fargo
will visit professionally, Lakota on Nor
day April 9th, at the Grace Hotel
Devils Lake on Tuesday April 10th, a
the Sevilla Hotel; Leeds on Wednesda,
April 18th, at the Parker Hotel, Mime
waukan. Tell him about your ailments
He can cure you. Consultation s1.OO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
TOM SMITH,.
DENTIST
Block.

Bids for the construction of the blind
asylum at Bathgate will be opened April
10, The main building will be three
stories high, with high basement, 4Ox5a
feet in size. Two wings, set in cross
shape, will be 4Ox5O feet, with high base
ment and two stories high, giving the
entire building a frontage of $50 feet
and a depth of 81 feet in the main por-
ton. The legislature appropriated s52,-
600 for the new building, which will be
erected this year. The legislature at its
next session will DO called upon to pro-
vide for the maintenance of the institu-
ton.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29

P. S. Schwartz, the Dresden contrac-
tor and builder, was transacting business
here Tuesday.
T. E. Pierce and Robert Slater we're
passengers down the line Tuesday as far
as the Forks on business.
T. L. Tillisch, the Osnabrock banker,
had business with the officials at the
court house while in town Tuesday.
Capt. Frank F. Ross came down Tues
day from Calvin on business and is
stopping over to attend Co.. E inspection.
Miss Helen Sullivan is spending the
week at home during the spring holi-
days of the state university at Grand
Forks.
Miss Viola Alpstag arrived home Sat
urday from Grand Forks for a visit with
her parents during the spring vacation
at the university.
We do not like to hurry, but don't you
think you should leave your order at
once for Formaldehyde and Blue Stone?
Under the circumstances we do. The
best at McGruer's,
HI. Riesland, the optical specialist
will be at the U. G. r. hotel again April
18th to 18th. Remember that he has
come regularly for many years and
grinds all glasses here.
Chas. Crawford, Harry Atkinson and
Fred Blake are among the old time
Langdon boys over here this week from
the new towns to take part in the in
spection drill of Co. E this evening.
The wedding oc :urred at Grafton last
Thursday uniting Robert McIlnnis
a resident of the city and Miss Emma
Halvorson, of Conway. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mcdonald.
M. Plante, an Olga township farmer
who owns eleven choice quarter sections
has purchased the residence and bust
ness property of ]. B. Chale in the vii
lage of Olga. Consideration, $1,000. Mr.
Chale and family it is understood viii
make Winnipeg their future home.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Gossip and Notes.

Judge w. J. Kneeshaw, was here Tues
day between trains attending to district
court matters.
Sarles had a registration of voters last
Monday preparatory to holding an cleo
ton when the townspeople vote on the
question of incorporating.
The annual meeting of Cavalier county
teachers opens tomorrow afternoon for
a two days session with an attendance
that is expected to exceed a hundred
and fifty. State Sup't Stockwell, will
be among the speakers to address the
meetings.
City Auditor O. E. Thompson has
handed IN for official publication the
semi-annual report of the city's finances.
Its issuance upon authority of the city
council gives the taxpayers a balance
sheet of the finances and an opportunity
to see for themselves what is being done
with the money.
Go. E. is being given its official inspec-
ton tonight. The requirements OF late
years have become more exacting. A
turn out of seventy-five per cent OF the
rank and file or the company will be
required or the company ordered dis
banded. An election of officers was held
Tuesday evening".
Pembina county taxpayers have
realized that murder trials are expen-
sive Injuries. The proceeding OF the
last meeting of the county commission
ers, show that the trial, preliminary
hearing and other expenses incidental
to the LIE Fler murder case, at Walhalla,
figure up to a total exceeding S3'OOO.
Buster Brown has received his first
black eye in North Dakota and the little
folks fear that they can see his finish
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union of Grand Forks, has asked the
Sunday school workers to join in a pro
test against papers publishing the Bus
ter Brown pictures, the claim being made
that such pictures are likely to result il
bad Impressions and influence. Breal
the news gently to the kids.
Hicks has three storm periods Sc
down on his calender predicting storm
for April. The first regular storm pc
Rod extends from the End to the It'll
centering on the 4th; this is expected t
be followed by u reactionary storl
period on the 9th, 10th and 18th, attende
by late snow and frosts in moro norther
sections. Hicks storm diagram give
more storms from tho 18th to the l9t
followed by decided frosts. April l
predicts will close with n storm OF hea'
rains and possibly hail from the 2dth
tho 30th.~
$3.50
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
MaCCaroni Seed for Sale, also
Flax Seed. Both Absolutely clean
from foul weeds. Both grown on
breaking. Apply to John Sheehan
at W. J. Mooney State Bank.

John S. Gogin, under date Of thel26th,
pens the DEMOCRAT a letter from Osna-
brock, taking exception to an item we
published last week making mention
of his letter to the Osnabrock lndepen-
dent anent the seed grain trains visit to
that town. Mr.. Gogin considers what
appeared;in that item regarding his views
as not fair to himself, and rejecting in a
way he does not approve upon the gentle
man who spoke whom We jokingly
referred TO as the Fargo book farmers.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

use "Hannah'S Pride" -four.
New patterns in wall paper at the
Bee Hive store.
The best is none to good-Formalde-
hyde we mean. McGruer.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Miss Leta V. Gilman, teacher of the
primary department of the city schools,
is on the program at tho teachers meet
ing to read a paper on "Writing'
Frank Kelly has not yet sufficiently
recovered from the effects of the opera
ton for appendicitis, undergone in the
hospital at Grand Forks to be able to re-
tnrn home.
Sam Haight was here Tuesday from
Osnabrock, just at present he and Chas.
Smith, the Montana horseman, are
busy selling a big shipment of western
horses. AS a side line Sam is quite a
talker about Canadian lands.
N. =. Mcdonald, ex-superintendent
of Cavalier county schools, has been re-
engaged as principal of the Lidgerwood
schools for another term. Mrs McDon-
aid is in charge of the grammar room.
The schools have a corps of nine teach
ers.
NJ. A. Hubbard, travelling auditor of
the Cummings commission company,was
here this week visiting with j. H. Har.
Ian, the local manager of the firm. Mr..
Hubbard left Tuesday for Milton, where
a new branch is being opened by the
Cummings people this spring.
Tom Barrie got back Monday from a
months trip out through the Canadian
Northwest. He spent most of the time
in the vicinity of Battleford looking over
government land. There is a big rush
of settlers arriving there this spring
from this side of the line and Tom met
many old Cavalier county friends while
there.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
Hay for sale. P. P. Kopriva.

Hay for sale. P. P. Kopriva.
"Hannah's Pride" -four takes the lead.
w. H. Honey, the Park River miller,
was here Monday on business.
Seven per cent covers my commission
on farm loans. E. A. Wadsworth.
Miss Stella Hodglns returned last
week from a visit with the family at
Sarles.
Editor 0. T. Rishoff was a county seat
visitor from Milton between trains last
Saturday.
Good goods, right prices and a square
deal. You can get them all at Hunter &
Stevenson's.
Cashier E. S. Hodgins of the State
Bank of Dresden was in town yesterday
~transacting business.
Visitors to the millinery opening at
the Schu1ke department store on Satur-
day evening will be RECALLED with music
by the Langdon orchestra.
Eli Montgomery and Alonzo Oke were
here Tuesday from Wales to visit friends
and attend a meeting of Go. f, held for
the purpose of electing officers.
Jas. Reeds eldest son is quite serious.
ly ill at the family home in South Lang
don. Symptoms of pneumonia following
typhoid fever leave the patient in quite
a p%recarious condition. .
Gustave Brecke, was a business caller
Tuesday from Milton, where he reports
things as being somewhat quiet since
the election of last week, when the vii
lage elected a democratic treasurer.
Sunday afternoon Rev. G. l.. Wilson
conducted the funeral of Walter A
Brown, the three and one-half year old
| son of Mrs. D.A. Fisher. The child sue.
cumbed Friday evening after an illness
of Group that for over a week previous
to death had been considered as fatal
Much sympathy is felt by Langdon peo'
pie for the bereaved family,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29


Monday night with its heavy clouds
and overhanging fog gave the Langdon
sneak thief all the chance he wanted,
and he evidently took it. AS a result
two clothes lines, filled with the weeks
wash of Frank Schwartz's family disap-
peared, and evidently have found their
way into the home Of some one they
don't belong to. Mr.. Schwartz IS not
taking any steps for a few days toward
bringing the culprit to justice, but
has we'll grounded suspicion rs to who
committed the theft and if the clothes
line pilferer doesn't make good quick
he may be induced to wish that he had
that's all.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-29
WHEAT MARKET,

8, 1eOS, by Agent Morrison, Of the Northweestgrn
Elevator Co., Langdon, N. Oak.
Wheat-N0 / Hard az
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Aus Der Goronsrs Office.
l1nteriu1nneen in benz Dpperz zIooesfaus
fortseiebt.

Die unieriuGuneen In benz 8obes.
faue bes am leBten Dienfag In ferbens
benz 3ufanbe aufgefunbenen Sbomas
Dwper wuroen geifsrn fortssisbt. \
Or. g.. &. Soldier, Der ben alien
Wann In 8ebanblune bate, fusts aus.
bob er am 3brper fouie au@ an ben
6dnoen bss alten Wannss Nusti9un.
gen porfano, tpsl9e anoeutetsn, bab
oerielte iiberfabrsn murbe, uno bab er
biefe Mittbeilung aud benz 2si9snbe.
ifatter ma9te. i'm @Inuben, bieier
werbe benz Coroner WeIbung ma9en.
Or. s9dfer bate gIuiungen nod
benz Gebirn als 8obesuria9e ange.
9eben. Cine Ansabl Garmer, mel3e
bielsidt bas &dtbieI l6isn m6sen, tper.
ben gum 0srb6r tommen.
Der Coroner ift superR&tIid, BOB ss
ibm TIM 0erIauf Der unteriu&ung gs.
lingen tuirb, bas Ge6eimnib, meI9es
ben Sobesfau umgisbt. 3u I6Ien. gr
aIaubt, bob oas Reiultat Der unters
iu&un9 iiberraf9sno. uislIsi&t isnfas
tioneu fein wtro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
SiiSieite=Smrabereim
Sdlt feline gsonatsberiammIiins ab.

Die geTfammlune erfreute fi& eines
auten geIuGes. Siebsn neue Mitglie'
Der purosn in ben gsrein aufgenom'
men uno neun 9anoibatsn liebeu fG
CUR Nitslisoi&uft pOrl9lagen.
Die bon ben @omitss eingerei4ten
Beri9te srssben. oaB bic lsbte Sbeater'
borRslung aud tn finansisller geais'
buns Elm sufrisoenfeaenoer grfols &C.
tpeien.
Die nnterbrsiistsn Beri4te Der Be
nmtsn tueifsn auf Elm fdnoiges Wa4ien
bss gsrsins uns auf suten finansiellsr
Stano bsHelbsn bin. Gtir bas am 18.
VoSember 3u psranfaltenoe Stiftungs.
fsit wsrosn ote 8orbsreitungen mil
Sorgfalt setrOffen. Der Snbiana'
polis 2Ieos,fran3 bat 3ugeiagt, 3tpei
Rummsrn bss Programms 81 tiber'
nebmsn. Sisie Wittbeilung wuro'
bon ben Wiiglisoern nit GROCER 8enug'
ttuung aufosnommen. Sm fibri9er
gelan9tsn nur Routinegsi9dfts 3u,
9erhanblung. grffsr Spre4er, 5ret
Rad. fdbrie Den 8OrRs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Gin eifriser Saftruftor.

Sn Der z. Warb, z. prseinet.
muBts man eeifsrn etnen 54rauben'
idlhRsl sur 6hlfe nebmsn, UNI oen
0orbang bss Stimmtafens bors uno
3uriid3uaieben.
gtn Staliener, Der fi9 NIT Der Ma.
faine ni6t 3ure&t finben tonnts, bers
langte bon einem 2anbsmanne @rfld=
runs, bic bieisr ibm CAB, 3ugleid R&
tuunbernb, baB ietn Greuno 10 stnen
etnfa9sn Npparat ni9t berffebe. Mii
einsm &ud aog er ben @orban9 bor.
ertldrte hie Wanipulatton unb mt
einem Rud aoa sr oenielben miebe,
3urid, unb brad bic 9anobabe ab,
Der StaIiensr bat feiue peiteren @r'
tldruneen nadbsm abgsgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
S@mter r-Ttel.

Sn benz reid ssidmhdtsn Seim bon
6rau @bas. 5. 2oelin. 1402 OH
Wai1inston Strabs, S&wefisr Der
graut. purbe ssfisrn Nbenb bic 6od<
;eitsfsisr bss iunesn puares 6err uno
5rau George 9. S4m;:r NIT eroBsm
Prunt arrangirt. Rur3 nod 8 llhr
traf oas iunss gbspaar bon Der Seut.
i8sn soans. Iutb Drsisinisfeits 2irhe,
NO ss bis tir6li9e Wsibs ertaltsn
hatts. in osm fsiiIi@ asf&mhdtsn 9auie
Der 69wsfer ein no bereits Jreunbs
uno gerwanote ii4 eingefunben battsn,
um bas ilnes Brautpaar NIT ben
f16nifen @sf6snfen uno Der bsr3li&ffen
@ratulation 3uf empiangen. Sn ben
5allsn bss Sauiss mubtenSiide aufge.
fislt tuerosn, um bic groBe @sIsQfdaft,
psI9s Hbsr 200 psrionsn 3dblts, gu
pla3iren. Inter ben 8Gfen befanben
fi9 6err uno 5rau @harles Woib une
Sobn BON glebsIano. Obio, Ser.
uanbis Der SamiIis pisI.
grautiunsfern uno gsrenoamer
marsn folsenbe Oamsn SRI. glml
pisI, 2ulu Sdwisr, gasnoe Msl&er.
SRI. Bertha Repsr; Grl. paulin'
6attsnborf, Ni&te oes 8rdutl9ams.
JrI. gbna Ofermeper, @oufne be,
Braut. Blumenmdb&sn; 6arr WaItsl
subbrod fungirts als 8rautfhhrer
6srr @briAian Wolatban, 9arri
grinfmspsr, @ilbelm 0ammepsr
WiIbsIm pisl, 5reo. Deoert unb 6reb
Ofsrmepsr parsn @ersmonisnmsifsr
AGss mar In 6ille unb GtilIe uni
srf bsim Morssnerausn bsrltsbsn bi
@dfe bas safili&e 9aus, mo He +
bsrsnhste etunben bsrlebt batten. bi
tbnsn lange In grinnerung bieibel
uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
GHoiette Surnberetn
Is. SttftmttgSfef
Sonnta9, 18. Wopember.

Seuflif DE 81 9 einees
. len # m q 8 9ens. Sie 15idbz
riee Wallp Glter mar bon ibrem
Sienltberrn, bem Sattlsrmeiiter Nrolb
in 9leirbeuba6, ltnterfranfen, nit
elmer Sbrfeige beitraft porben, neil iie
tpieOerbolt Eel GGneen, Die fie gu ma
1en bate, gu lange ausgeblieben mar.
9lus gtahe fir bieie 3iihtigung nabm
Die GIter einen ibrer S6rringe, bog Den
9afen seraoe, 10 bab Der Obrring Die
Sorm elmer giaoel erbielt, Die lie Damn
nit 9eipalt Dem ibrer pflege anperz
trduten a9t Wo6en alten &inoe ibrer
Sienftberrf6aft in oen S9luno itedte.
Nad oreitdgigem. fiir9terli9sm 2eis
Sen ftdrb oas &ino an ben our9 Die
Taoel peruria9ten inneren @erlesunz
gen. Die iueenoli9e MDroerin erbieli
Elm Sabr @efdnsniB.
Muf Ser 9iibne erf9pf
n. gBdbrenb elmer 8oritellung in
einem Sbeater gu @ari9au, &niiif3=
Polen, f9oB elm iunger Wann Namens
Obbifopsfi BEL offsner Sssne auf eine
SGnSerin. Die Sdn5erin Brad, pOr
mebreren &ugeln eetroffen, i6tper Der
lebt 5ufammen. Gine tpiloe Yanif be.
mddtigte fid bes publitums, bas cir
8om6enattentat befiirhtete. Ines
flii9tete Sen gusgdngen gu. Oel
9lttentdter ri9tete Damn ben HeDolpel
aegen fi9 felbit, perlebte ii9 jebo9 nul
lei4t uno tpurbe perbaftet. Die SGn'
germ ftarb balo barouf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Snbianappls, Snb. Mitwp6, 7. NpYemtr
Hanbanfaa.
9eIb unb l1br perIoren.

8. W. Subbnro. go. 26l0 Niblanb.
abenus. tpuroe tur3 na4 Witternadt
In Der Ndbe isiner @obnuns bon 3Dei
Buri9en aneefallsn uno um feline sol'
bene ubr unb SO In barren 8eloe Be.
raubt.
5err 6ubbarb f&ritt na@ Dem sreig'
niBuolen 8ase ieiner @O6nung 81. a!s
pl6blid nubs f.inem 6auie 3pst Wsgs.
Iaasrer auf ion sufpranssu.
Gin wu8ti9er salas NIT tinem
2nhppsl. Der isin re9tes Muge traf,
frsdts ibn su 8oosn, tporauf bic @au.
nsr In ssubtsr Wsiis bic Sai6sn beg
ueberfallensn burdiu9tsn. Die sol.
bsne ubr unb bic SO tpanoerisn In ibrsn
gsfis, worauf fie eiltgf Die JIu9t ere
srifen.
gu Sauis ansefCmmsn, telspbo'
ntrte 6err pubbaro fofort Der poli3si.
ieoo@ fonnte BON ben We9elagerern
niGts sntosdt .perben, au& fonnte
6err Subbarb, Der bel bsm 0anbges
menge Elm blaues Au9e oapongetragen
6aits. feline gsnaus gei4reiburg bes.
fslbsn MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Reeerb bataiIlon ebren'
los entlaifen.

@af6ineton, z. Nob. - Sm
Auftraoe puroe bas Negerbataillon Der
Bunosstruppsn. wsl9ss I'D am
Bromnsbura. 8,r.. Aufrubr betbei-
Iigte, aufsslbif. Die 8tat bes prdf'
benisn fisbt oans Bsiiptel In Der 8e'
faiate unIe.sr Armss unb bafirt E4
auf empf,blunsen bss grisaos'9ene.
rals @arIington, Der bie unru6en Off
si.l unteriudte. Die Wsibsn tn be,
teraniiasn Gtaot uarsn berart aufgs'
rsst, oab bas TsssrbatatlIon por brei
Ronaten nod sinem anoeren pofsn
osrlest wuroc.
Das Battalion pirb ebrsnlos ent.
IaRen, neil bic Witslieoer osRslbsn i'd
weigerten, sssen bic s&uloisen aus
Ingen 3u ma6en.
Der prdfosnt iast tn fetnem gr.
laTe, baB eins An3abl nniGuloiae,
wero, lsiosn mafisn. bod i&einen oi'
Witaliebsr in ibrem 0sriu9s, bis gnt
oedung Der 59uloi9en 3u psrbinoern,
suiammen3u6aItsn. unb besbalb iOlItsl
He au9 3uiammsn6alten, wenn bi
etrafe aussemsKsn miro. Als eir
3ei&en isiner unpartsiii4en GbR&ter
bat Der prdRosnt sine Orore erIafen
wsI&e cine 2risssseri&tsunteriu&unl
Der S6aten zines msibsn OffBier
alei&fommsn mag. Derielbs foa gege
Nsasrtruppen wegwsrfenoe aasorad'
gebrau&t baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
/ Gran Trisaeride 0sooert4. /

5rau 6risbsrife 6sbbsrin III gefern
I'm Nltsr bon 80 Sabren nsrI9ieoen.
sic mar In ben 60sr Sahrsn bier
ppbnbaTt uuo fieoelte In 1869 NIT
ibrsm @attsn Sobn Seooerid nod EEL
gtp, Sno., t5er, wsl4er ibr i'm Sabre
1898 mil benz Sooe boraus9ing.
sic nsrueilte ibre lsbten Sabre bel
i6rsm Sobn Sobn 6soosri8. 500 Ofi
WssborH Ctr. Sbrs fsrbli&en llebsr.
ufe msrosn nm Tonnerfiag In EEL
giip sur Ruhe befattst uno f6nnen
6reunbs bisisIbs NOD Bic beute abeno
llbr in auesnidsin nebmen. 6is
binisrldbt au:i e6bne, 9enrp uno
Sobn Ssooslid nebff elmer an3abl ga
milisnanashbrissn unb 5reunoen. sic
NOR cine bsuiits Jrau In allen geifre-
bunesn Bis 3u ibrm Sooe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Vile Saiden leer.
Sur bic 3efentaibe sntbielt @elb.

Wit umgsmsnbstsn leeren Saf4sn
auf Der Strabe lisgeno, ruroe gsifsrn
Rn9mittas @sOrss pulie, Delphi,
Snb., an Der Ciase uno Waibington
Str. aufgefunben. Die %aoler
Galangen unb Sobb lieFerten ben
p6ais Bsuubtloisn 3ur Station. mo er
unter Inflaas Der $runfen6eit gebu4t
murbe. pulie bate, als man ibn In
Der Station piiitirte. nod $50 S4eine
unb einen $40 S9ein in Der tnneren
Wsfentai9s fisdsn. @r fann bon
Slid iaasn, SaB er re&t3siiig tn R4sre
6dnbs ssristb, fonff wdre ibm aud
bisie SaIds pislsi9t nrsb ausgeleert
moroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
9aS &elultat 0er @abl*
3wei Der 6etnDfratiifen &an6i6aten eripdblt.
GIiott Sc. Sooton mnb Nlbert Sabm
iiegreif.

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tDurbe beanffan6et, neil berl Nn fGt bes
Snipettors nod berielbe flG auf I'm.
re&ter 8ahIfs1e bsfanb. Garter BE-
fano barauf, feline Stimme ab3ugebsn.
uno er tuuroe berbafiet. @lsi9 oaraui
uurbe 9abib Cor, elmer Der Babl-
bsamien berbaftst. Samss @bitnsp.
1910 @irsinta abenues unb Samsa
groOting. 405 OF Sbio etrnBe.
peIGe auf Der, ibrsn Mobnun9sn 3u.
nd&f aslsssnen Wablfsl1e au pdbIsn
beabR&tigtsn, murben slsi9fals Der.
baftet.
y bri Han 2uB, 6l0 Sfb
@aff Str, Elm Wirtb, uno fein S9anf-
felner uurben am Worgen berbaftst.
9ub Iou wdbreno Der Worgsnifunben,
BON 5-6 ubr fein @ei9dft betrieben
babeu. Grsunos Der Ysrbaft.tsn Ia.
gen, baB 2ub i'm @Iaubsn mar. er
tonne bis 6 ubr iein @si9dft oHsn
balten.
Der Neger gb. Bell, go. 639
gbop' etrabe wohnbaft, tpuroe nod
Der ffdotifden 8aifi0e srpebirt, neil er
on oem @ablpluss go. 634 .Shb Sni.
nois.6traBe eine 2silerei anfangsn
uolIte. Wait se3ogenem MeKer, psI=
DIES sr 10 In Der 6ano belt. oab es Oon
osm Nermel isines Rodes bebsdt uurbe,
usriu6te er, f& ben Weg CUR Wabl.
mafdine 3u babnen. SIN ielben
Nuaenblide sri&isnen poliasidsf Wss.
ger. @apiidn Mi&. @c2itdn Nuislsp,
Die Ser9eanten 8armfubrer unb gel9
fOwie @sbsimpolisifi 9e @OKette i'm
auiOmObil, entwaffnstsn BEN rabiaien
JarbigeI unb nabmen ibn In 6aft.
Die gu&uns In Der poli3eifaiiOn lau-
tete auf unerlaubtes Saaen elmer Waffe
unb Bsorobung nit berielben. Sobn
Song pon go. 845 Shb WiKourI'
Strabs. Der Dem Neser'susereost bate.
etne edldgeret anaufansen. wurbe
eberfaqs In @emabriam sgenommen
unb ibm 5reiquartier angeuieisn.
Sn'ber Wirtbfdaft b o n
5ames 2pn9shaun. 140l Sbsparb
Str, murbs bsr Negsr Martin 6.
4nosrion. l402 sbsparo Str. bon
ben polisiifsn gurris unb @risbt abs
sefabt. Srobbsm Der. Wirtb bstun.
oste, oab CT benz Neser nur einsn bal.
ben Dollar ssusdfelt babe, puroe er
bod bsrbaftst uno nod Der poli3ei'
ifation abgefhbrt, mo er tuegeu Der.
taufens bon geifii9sn @strdnten am
Wabltage nOiirt purbe. Der Ne9er
wuroe als 3eugs In Daft gsnommen,
uno .pssen 0asabouoirens gebu&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
HebSrbe fur Sfentlt&e Mrbeitem.

9e5olutionen uurben anenommen:
5ir Bitulitbie pfaferung bes Gabr'
tueoes In Der penniplbanta etrabe.
bon Der 80. BITS au Der "a etrabe.
0orani&ld9e tperben gewanf&t:
6hr NspbaltpFaferune bes Gabr.
tpeges In Der IL. 6trabe. BON Der &al'
bott bis au Der @ooisbelt Abenue.
Gar Cement SeitenWe9e tn be,
Bes&er Str. bon Der 6belbp bts au
2inben Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

Auf ofener Strabe muros sefern
Wm. 5op, aus Speneer, Snb., I'm
feiner beioen 6anbtoffsr bsffoblsn.
Jop batte gerabe ben Union Babn.
6of bsrIaRen, aIs ein Neser auf ibn
3utam. ibm feline beioen 6anofofsr
aus ben 1dnoen nabm unb nit ben.
ielben bic SainOis strubs entlans lief.
8rob alles &ufens unb Srobens lief
fi& Der freunoliGe Neasr nidt uisber
bliGen, uno Gup mar qssmungsn. iei.
nen 8erluf Der poli3et 3u msibsn.