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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

A song for the year that is dawning,
a song for tie brave and the 1lrons
A song for the hope Of the morning.
The triumph Of right over wrong,
A song for the true and tie fearless,
4 song for The free and the bold; I
"A song that will comfort the eiieefie
"A song that can never grow old.
10, fbis is the songot the New veai
Ccd's purpose Is ripening fast;
Lit np your sad eyes; be Of spod che
The right Of our gloom's weII-hil
past.
The breath Of the swift-dawning nlofrc
Even now IS abroad n the EARTH
Joy, glad JOY, will conquer ali sorrbw
Love true love, must come to It's Rir
Men VIII yet learn to live here as brctfe
They will bury the hate Of The past
zach heartgwiii yet care fos al otiefsi
Each think Of his own need as last
The King Of our glorious rederpsion
Shall yet be exalted to reign
IN the lives Of true. righteous nation
the Christ BE incarnats again.
A aong al the glad day that's dsfnip
Help us thy keynote to sound true;
Zen here ID the dim twilight eioalItir
May We sing With the noontide invle
Each New Year is spreading thy glo'
zach ne& day IS hastenlng thy Dirt
oh, song 81 the spheres a fus 500
Ring out thy glad strait Son earl
raLharine L.anL .Lal.hensc
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

ONE OF THEM AT ARCADIA.
KELLER -kREIDER

The many friends Of J. L. gseidsr viii
be interested 70 learn that he was
niaified on Saturday night. December 30.
to Mrs c. E. Keller, Of Ohio. che
bride arrived IN Arcadia on the morning
train, Mr.. Kreider and MRS conklin
having met her enroute the LAY previous.
Rev w. P. Browne performed the
ceremony that made 9the happy
pair one. The marriage took place
at MI. Kreider's home, and was
strictly private Mr.. Kreider is re-
ceiving many congratulations, and Mrs.
Kreider IS also fortunate, for no man in
Arcadia stands superior to Mr. KreidSr
in those qualities that make men model
husbands and citizens.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04
Florida Senator's on important CONF
mltteeS.

Our Florida senator's have been ap-
pointed on the following conimittees:
Commerce, Mallory
Military Affairs, TaIiafetro.
Ip.er-O Ocean Canals Ialiafcrns.
2ostofiice and Post Roads, Taliafefro,
Peci6c Islands and Porto Rico, Mallory
District sf Columbia, Mallory
cnban Relations, 1aliafeuo,
Pensions. TaIiaferro.
Census, Taiiaforro.
Coast pelenses, Taliatero
Fisheries. Mallory
Pacific Railroads, Taliaicfo
Patents, Mallory
Revision Of the iaws Of Tie uniled
States, Mallory
Public Health and National Q uarani (,
Mallory Ocala BANNER
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

faetuye an orange Inarualade. MI.
Durrance recently gave us jar Of his
orange msrmalade to sample and 70
simply say that it was delicious does not
do it justice. We have not tasted any
fruit that excels il. KODAK.
Lily, Fla. 1, 2, 1906.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04


aenlfoff and anltoriza nv
IVA ~ ~ LIN
ilI ne S
fde palace ID ihe shape 'eSssa
etc. some al which still remains D.
gaiIshassee
Colonel Mumt was Of 2 toviiig dis
position lie soon tired Of London end
returning % FLORIDA, lived in ST..
Augustine Rfe iVg',t,slo
New Orleans areisy quiet one ;.
gagged "a planting .. Ia. nearby with "
or large sugar plantation: spfeii'
lie etaNed % Florida duriiig cne Pf
our Indian wars and rendered ehicie9i
service as aide-de camp to General
r. Cali. Coional Mprat was scholagly
man. and devoted u,ncb time 70 study
he was also a fne solaeP having lp
he4ited that cl,lvalfic dAuesltIon from
both biz paternai and mater q ancestry
Sta vas Of ga eccentric diapes'tion and
tnanp o. his ecceatfleitles ate feIneubefed
aud jokes ere Told illHspatn his
peculiar tcnipcllnert
Colonel Mufal was 3 spl@idid lioAN
On his plantation - Jefferson county bel
dispensed eenegoas hospitality, and
tlie caltared planters and others always
found warm WELCOME D BIG home
lie died on April is aiid rs fe-
niai,se Il Il il the soa 81 az besps'iul
~ 1867 ihc tehRfps q nis beloved
Kate. ffinct alnrat were placed
s. Ats ide
lIf he descendants Of Rspe'eoi,
.i.sIle ana Washington were
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

sels "a FlRERRooF BUILD
Mk1ERIAL At ARCADIA

WE eoiloasiug peIaons hays organized
oek company lm the purpose Of
Curing cement blocks for bnild-
poses with which to rebuild the
n lel 81 Arcadia aswell as for
e that iiay wlsl, to uae the
Er4 Af Ha7e8ess y
siW Ms, I.aneiofd & Co, W
lIboker n hIorqas David Scott and
Ed. Greene
t1he f~'iowing officers have been
j. Heard president; " II.
Summons, yice.president n A.
fadikner general manager David Fl
scott, secretary and treasurer
II il tfe aim Of this company to
rbanufaeute block cement which is con-
aidefed superior to brick as far as safety
ffeis concerned, At less than the
Icost q brick. The machinery the
company lias ordered is Of the best and
late ithpItvcd patterns and the plant
wa be second % none Of its kind.
we are glad to learn the above par
Iticulars, IS we have from the pro-
lboters, and Judging from the well
known Business men who are behind
Ithisenew industry. the great demand
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

Hereafter there will be regis
services each Sunday morning at il4
m. in st. Edmunds Episcopal chu
conducted by lay reader, On III
Sundays when the rector is not hs
All nenbers are earnestly requested
be present.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

IL
fsW Of Tors 10 Tallahassee
hsta th4 hilty Of seeing the
", b Of a small marble
kbah III Cemetery hears
0scriplio
Departet Art is. 1877
ehefies I.oui cnille Mpfa
4h, king Of Ea Vine npfa1
ptiuee Msnas W son q the
Of lgaplee ans isteroi tlie
Napoleon ~ Franse
aa saig, he was ate ie mag
piant country and eiety in
aI around the capita 1isoss,
aha about ISIS sctsled ee
b was gre that he seeing
loved, ant having w Ding
won, the loveiy and oung
willow Catherine ~ Vas the
daughter lot q Willis Of
Virginia AID The neiee 81
hadl met h on he 10Th 81
1895 the sacre bonds ed lheir
~ Z ~ Der gentle spirit committed
~ TO g Erected, 'as from her lord.
~ vsfn her king
Rhas Tvs descendants Of the two great
Ist hgHres b Tie world's history were
~. =
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

united ii Tallahassee, and their remains
now rest peacefully under IFS sod.
Woman's Edition Daily Capital
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

tfee Of |efs 10 Tallahassee
,,slte ,h1 l'ty Of seeing the
gf.lse Of \ a small marble
sbaii In t Hi Cemetery bears
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04

fdap Decenibts 29lb y.
g5hasoa. ofpunia 3ofda. tisliie dspnl
came 40 to Arcadia aEd Installed l'e
following ofice Ice River Ioo q
No. 6eF &A.s- erye the s,isniae
year.
VIM. S. Davenport, w. Nj VIZ
F,att, S. WI J. Taylor J. W.;sI
Simmons, Treas; H +. Carlton, Ssfi
+. Morqus, Tyler
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-04
ARCADIA, FLORIDA, JANUARY 4, i9QS.
Our Twelfth Anniversary.

THUS Che first ssueof The Champion 1906 respects u.s.
least nemotabe We beg readers recount
uessu Champion during past eleven
The Champion Bowling Green Florida
We Florida answspaper Lake finding things
that point decided stop the railroad The
Of Bowling kind but they hard hit when the
freezes Of 0 and os struck their orange groves They could
newspaper newspaper without support months
after the moved Arcadia where had received fat
teng offers we conquered small way
difficulties at lay support Of The
Champion spite Inundated
ourselves booming those we thought unworthy closed
eyes faults that were fagrant occupied Office
We have made We human than the Of the
We have occasionally helped into office who unworthy
helped So well known
principles patronage
the winning their enemies
We have always been lighters and known beaten We
persistent enemies occupied places They could
away cripple business badly would de-
Thoagh moings, food and FIRE have published
paper the eleven without missing single issue TODD this has
sosehmes necessary Office all times Of
The Champion always the lead With the
We is week job printing
brought ep. We friends to know that neither
usnts Of disaster sever fight We have gA
oonscenhca work won pe history Desoo Comfy Wsaeae
We know won place hs people have
always espoused en patronage sympathy We
depend npou them for future peb you will this, the twelfth
Champion may and successful all May 1906 Be
happy prosperous year ops af
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19
WEEDS Her Employer.

Plainwell, Mich, Jan. 17.-Miss
Genevieve Sterling, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Sterling, was quietly
marred to DR.. William Robins of Chi
cago in Kalamazoo Monday, while the
girls parents were proceeding with
plans for having the wedding take
place at the family home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling received a let
ter from their daughter saying that
the wedding had occurred in Kalama
zoo, but giving no reason for the
change In plans. The note stated
that the couple were on their way
to Chicago for their honeymoon. Dr.
Robins is widely known in real estate
circles Of Chicago, and conducts sew.
eral large stores at Petoskey, Mich,
during the summer season. Miss
Bterling acted as clerk in one of these
places.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19
CHURCH DWINpLEs AWAY.
Detroit DowIeItes Have Lost Conf
denee In "EliIah H."


Detroit, Mich, Jan. 17.-Should ex.
Sheriff Dickson conclude to adopt
preaching as a profession, he has a
church of his own, and no church SEES
sion, vestry or board of deacons could
turn him out.
This church is on the northeast cor
ner of Fort and Twenty-second street,
and for the past few years has been
occupied by the christian catholic
Sect over which John Alexander
Dowie holds supreme sway. During
the past year the sect in Detroit has
been becoming weak, through defec-
ton and loss of confidence in the
supposed reincarnated Elijah. In fact,
1t has been weakening ever since
Elder Stokes, the pastor, three or
four years ago. renowned Dowie, and
denounced him and al his works.
Some of the members Joined Dowie's
Zion, near Chicago; others fell by
the wayside.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19
Our Navy Surpassed BY None.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 17.-Rear-Ad-
miral Charles S. Cotton, U. S. N, re.
tired, accompanied by his wife, is
visiting relatives in Detroit Admiral
Cotton is a short, dapper man, with
a small white mustache, and a quick
nervous manner that indicates a latent
supply OF nerve force. In an inter
view, Rear-Admiral Cotton is quoted
as saying: After visiting almost ev-
cry country across the water,
man for man and ship for ship. the
United SSates navy Is surpassed by
none"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19

them nor never will. His advice wai
never to try to get a general purpose
sheep.
Mr.. John l.. Smith, of Emerson, was
assigned the topic, Sugar Beets" and
said that although the raising of sugar
beets was still in its infancy, il had
sheep. hogs or corn raising beat all to
death for profits. Mr.. Smith has set his
mark high and he is the kind that will
win out. He has already received as
high as $96.75 gross per acre and is bound
to reach the 500 mark. Mr.. Smith
does not advise fall blowing unless land
is well tiled. He sows his seed length
wise with dead burrows and puts in
eleven pounds to the acre. If you can't
get seed into ground before June 10,
better wait until next year He reali-
zed $96.75 per acre, gross, from five
acres last year. This year he proposes
to put in thirty acres.
The discussion was led by Chas.
VanDeventer, of Emerson, who is also
an enthusiastic and successful beet
raiser.
Thursday afternoon the Women's
Section was in session at the M. K.
church. The speakers were Mrs. @. M.
Partch, Mrs, Geo. Coleman, Mrs. r. @.
Lake and Mrs. Mary A. P. Stratton.
The next meeting will be in Alma at
some date near the middle of January
1907.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19

The children's jubilee of good health
follows the use of Bees Laxative Honey
and Tar, the cough syrup that expels all
cold from the system by acting as a
cathartic on the bowels A certain rem
edy for Group, Whooping Cough and all
lung and bronchial affections Sold by
Geo. +. Sharrar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19
Grand Trunk R'y System.
No. II

: Alltrains except Sunday.
@. G. ROBINSON, Agent.
Owosso. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19
A CLEAN MAN.

Outside cleanliness is less than half
the battle. A man may scrub himself =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
8eb6roe fur STentltde Mr6etten.

@ntstiItise Nni&ldge tuurben gutse'
betben:
Gar Riesbsfrsuung bes 5abrpeges,
ssitsnusse uno Ranbfeine In Der "a.
StrnBe bon Der Cornell Ipe. biz gu be.
Wartinbale Apenue.
Shr gitulitbie 5abrfraBe In be,
WOribmefern abe. bon 1860 Gut
n6rbli9 Der 81. biz our SO. etrabe.
gorldufse ani&ldse tuurben 9utae'
heibsn:
SShr @ement.S e%itenps9e In Der 81.
Strabe an Der Siibieite bon Der Sc
note Mpe. bis our Sigblanb apsnus.
gnisaltiss gei9lhhe tuurben &C.
fabt:
Str Rissbsfreuuns oes Gabrtusgsi
In Der @ebFer Abs. bon Der Waibina'
ton big 3u ben S9isnen Der pennipl
bania giisnbabn.
Ctr g~r6fnung unb grpeiterung Del
Barter Mbs. BON Der Nortb bis sur 10
6traBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

@efern Mbenb tpurbe bonn Sauie Ses
Germ 6snrp .Mrnolb an South unb
Roble Strabs Geusr ssmeloet. Die
3usluft hatte bur& bas OHens Gsnfer
oie @arbineri NIT Der brennenoen @as'
famine In Bertbrung gebra&t unb bas
sseuer beruria9i. Der 6&aben IT un'
bebeuteno.
I'm 2 ubr beuts Worsea faben BIZ
polisiRsn 2arib uno Bates auf ibre'
Runbe In Der Wirtbi9uft bon Q,
5riebmann bt&ts tRau9mafen. si'
erbra9en BITE 9bir unb entbsdten bin
tee ben, s9anttii& sin nit Del &C.
trdnites Su9, baB bon ieIbf In granl
geratben NOR.
Gin KILLER alarm tuurbe gegebe1
bod sbe bic Geuerwebr sur STEELE mar
battsr bic polijlfen bas u~nbebeutenb
Gsusr bereits selbf&t. Der s&aoe,
! ii ni9t 1snnenswsrtb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

DteerfenS &rttts gum tbsil'
peifen Mbbru9 unb @eubau bss nlterl
Occidental. 0otels an Der @aibingtor
unb Slincis Strabe uurben sefern
setban; Elm grlaubnibi&ein tpurOs bonn
gau . SnipeitOr ertbetlt, bte bsibsn
oberea 6todtpsrte a~b3utragen. Ha4'
benz biss ssiGeben if. iclen ois atusi
perbleibenben Stodusrte berart ausge'
beKert tusrben, bob fe O6ne @efabr BE-
nubt nerber t6nnen. Seit ben lsbter
10 Sabrer tuurbe bas @ebdube iuenig'
gems ein babies Dubenb WaI far bau,
fdlis ertldrt urb Der Abbru& anse'
orbnst; iebt enbli& f@eint ss barai1
grnR ID tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Bauer
9rufees Der Baptifen . 2ir4e, b6l3.
9irGs, Is. unb WiRourt, $4,000. =
ssrau W. 6. Wsnters, y, 5araturen,
%. uno Broabmap. $3.50. = g.. y.
Si{ber, b0ls. Wo6nbaus. @apiiri aue.,
nabe Walnut, $500. = Y. ..
WiQiams, Mubau, 802 8Iate, $500.
- Ireb. portsr, WObnbaus, WDnt'
calm. nabe 49,, $1,000. - u. 3.
pruett, @ohnbaus, Nsw Dort, nab'
Dearborn. 5000. - @oia s. Wisbart,
Wobn6ous, Cottage Aoe. uno eaf
Str, $24O0. = Darn Brpant. Wohn'
baus, 1918 WeR WsrmOnt. $2l45. :
Oeeibental Realtp Co., abtraging bel
OeeibentaI 0otss, $4,000. = 6rat
GLEN Ga Tolletts, Dopnbaus. aoan's
nabe 49,, $500. = CHARLES Sonss
! Wobnbaus. 140e Union. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
9emofratti6e Gtaatseons
psnttonett.

Sebr gsiunbs @runbidBe funo btsber
auf allen In bieism Sabre abgsbaltsrsrl
bemutratii9sn etaatscOnpentionsn IN
ibrsn plaiformsn tn ben 3auptfraSsr1,
bie unf.re bHsntlt&e Woblfabrt angs'
ben, aufeenommsrt tuoroe1. Vile fors
bern S%ur9fhbrung Der @eisss sssen
al. 8ruHs unb WOnopole uno ole tree
ten enti9isoen fur bic &spiFOn oss 8a'
riffs Elm. Die esfdbrli8en alippsri bon
Der stpangspsiisn 8srfaatli9ung alsr
6fentli9en Betriebe Fno nit 8ei@td
meifentbeils unteansst unb cine &sgts'
run~estonirpls uno &eguliruna alsr
Rorporatiunen, bis fi@ nit 6HentIi9sn
getrieben befaHsn, wirb on STEELE osr'
ielben g~utssbsiBen. @lsi83sitig miro
unter Frenger Wnbrune bes Seimatbss
brinsibs babel Der Stanopuntt psrtrs'
ten, oas stsbtberpaItung.n Die Ma4t
sur aeguliruns alsr iOl4sr bF:ntli3sn
Setrieben in ben @renasn Der betreHtn.
ben eidste baben iollsn. Sieies III
geiunbs, bsmOtratii&s 2sbr., ME Hs F9
aus Der gntmidlung unb Inpsnoung
bemutratii9tr @runoidBe BON ielbft En-
siebt. Ni9t III oies cine anndberuna
an bic Sbse iber abiolutsn Staats9s'
malt, ME Re In benz plane Der Der.
faatli9ung bon ben nsusftsn @oItsbs'
alidern berIanst uno gelebrt miro. Sc
bod pirb ben Staot. unb @smeinos'
psrtpaiiunssn bisrour9 bic 9elsgsnbsi'
geboten. einsn Druid auf ale oHsntlt'
den 8strisbs, ME 8ertebrsanfaltsn,
@nsanfaItsn, @aherwerts, glsttrtei'
~tdtsperte ufp., austben 81 t6nnn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
0ebr gerbaftmnssn to st1t.

gsHsrn Na4mitiag tuurbe in elmer
aonferen3 ;pii9sn benz SalfssS taats'
antualt Saplor 6. @reninger uno
Staats. @bsmitsr 8. g. Barnard bic
grbsbune Der antlage gegsrt tusitsrs
35 5leii9bdnblsr auf Srunb Der ssasn
bieIslben aeiammeltsn 8eusife bei9Ioi'
len. Der srte prO3eB ue9sn usbsr'
trstuna beg @eiebes gsgeri Ierfdli9una
bon @abrunssmittsln bsainnt am 5rei'
tag, tpsnn f9 Srisph @OOt- tuegert be-
gertaufs bon rgsoottertsm" 5!sti@ I'm
ariminalgeri9t au berantpOrten baber
tpirb.
Die Saftbsfsble sesen bic FIN
JleH9bdnblsr, pel9e ahf 8eranlanunl
Der idbtii9sn @.iunbb,itsbebDroe e.
laFen tuarsu, tuuroen gefern Ta4mit
tag Der poli5si CUR @oafrsdung hber
aeben. DAB bic Ter6aftungsn nt4
fraber porgsnommsn purben bat mad
anaabs bss Rdbtii9en 9alfs'antIags
anuolts In isiner IsberbHrbung mi
anbersn Mrbeitsn isinsn Gruro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Gum gefsn Der Mitglieoer Der Ser
mania 2oss go. 129, s. 8. 8. g.,
peranfaItete Der Wo3art Club am
Gonntas Elm bsuti9ss Gamilisnsp idnid
in Gieb's part, Difli& bon SrOington.
Gina $50 psriunsn. 8rob uno 2lsin,
bstbeilisten fi9 baran. Sas @omits
les Clubs, betsbsnb aus ben grtoern
8. 8. gernbt. gori., 5rsb. 5auier.
Wm. BaaIe, s. Bruning uno DITTO
R6Iensr, bate fur llnterbaltung In
6ha. unb Ntus Gorge getragsn unb
bate au9 bas lsibli9e DObI Der Sbsil'
nebmer HID 10 angelegen fein laHen.
oab tsin WibtOn oas f4bne GamiIisn'
feb fDrte. 8rubsr 5reunb's aapele
lieferte CUTE Wuft uno Bis gum ipdtsn
Mbsnh purbe fott getanst.
0iel 0srgntsen bereiteten oie ftr
bic Rinber psranfaltsten Spiele unb
Wettlaufen, Sa ia ben finten Siegern
f9Dne @ef@ente pereart uuroen; absr
bas Shbnsrbai9en fur BITE Samsrl be-
reit.te uobl ben meiIten Spab, 3uma'
man iunes finite 9tbner. uns mob oa3r
iOIae, bic aud bic Jligsl gu bsnuBsr
psraanosn, gewdblt battle. Man9e bel
iunoen Gamen, uel4e ais Sisgerir
aus bieien WsttFrsiten h%srborgingsr
unb sum 2obns nattirli& bas 5ubn BE-
bieIten, tuurbe Der grruerb baour4 red
iausr eemadt. baB bas 6ubn bal
redts, balo linfs, balo In Der 2uft uni
balb auf Der gros 81 iuasn mar, I'M
aud ab unb az mol Hber BITE 8bpfs be
aanaen Iaufenbsn @sieliaaft binmel
,urtd Hog unb baoura nit einsm SOB
bic gorberfsn au ben 2sbtsn mn9ts
,ualei& aber au9 9isisnisen tuieoe
a~nipornte, tpel9s sans bintsn ben Wsti
freit mutblos f9on aufgegebsn battsn
epab In Shls unb Jals.
grfrii&ungsn. 2imunabe. See @reat
unb 2un9, tparer fret, mas natttrlit
. BON ben fleinen @eifsrn. bic tn bi9te
,6haaren Zee Greants tinb 2imonabt
gubem umf4mdrmtsn. ssbhbrsnb ane'
ltannt tpurbe.
Die Neamtert bes Clubs, ote al
ex ofhcio @omitsmitglieoer gum =,
i. foIse mitbalfsn. iOtpie aud bas Gomit
f6nnen NIT Stol3 auf BITE bon Time
. beranfaltets 0sfli&tsit, tpsl4e BIB tn
: aleinRe %bOafdnbts arrangirt mar. 81
ridbltden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Sc lit iest sruar 8eieB. bah Nis

Sc 1T jebt 3tpar @eieB. bah Nis'
mano oas BHrssrrs&t srtuerben tann.
Der ni9t Der snslii&sn Spra&e ma4iig
III, aber bel bat bisiss ni4t gu beoeu.
ten, ba In allen Gtaatsrt nit farter
ginpanberuns bas Gt!mmrs8t ni4t
bon Der grmsrbuna bss gargerrs9ts
abbdngig if. Nu9 tn Snoiana tann
ieber ausldnbsr, Der feds Nonate i'm
Staat. estpobnt bat, f9 on allen
@ablen bstbsilisen. Der gefimmunQ
lag gang bsionbers bic abf4t 81
@runbs, benz 3u unssiesIi4en 3wsdsr
erlangten Birserre9t %entgesen3utre'
ten. epssisl bs3isat R4 bas auf bi'
armenisr, bon bsnsn piele lebigli9 81
benz 3psds amsritanii&e Burger muir
ben, I'm auf 9runb bisfes &s4tel
fraFos ssssn bic Rssisruns Der Strte
rebolutionirsn unb beben su f6nnerl
au9 triHt bas auf Seutf9e au, bt
Btrger muibsn, um fi9 Der Wilitdr
pFi9t 3u snt3iebsn uno banl mad
Seuti9lanb 3urid3utesren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
@eRebleu.

5rau Sable petsrion, &c. 4l9 Wef
0ermont.S trabs po9nbaft, bsrmutbst,
bon einem ibrsr M!stber befioblen rpors
ben su Iein, urb ma9te Der poli3ei eins
biesbs3isli9s Wsloung. sic hatts
pcrssfsrn sinsm Grsmoen Elm 3immsr
fur bic Wa9t bsrmistbet. 0a3osm
oerielbe gefsrn fort mar. permibts fs
$40 In baarem @eIbe, einen goloenen
Ring unb cine flberne gufernaoel.
Sic sab Der polissi eine gsnaue Be-
I9reibung bss getrefenoen. pel3t
tpabri9sinIi@ au isiaer ger9aftunq
ffbrsn uiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
ToH3Mi9es.

@ule 0augbn n, Is Sabre alt,
TIA 2oro StraBe. tpurbe gefer1 bes
aIsinoisbaabls bsiauIeist unO BOT, ben
@shstmpolisifsn Simon unb Sauisr
singsfsdt; oetfelbs iol ieinsr S&msfer
cine Sanotai9s enttpsnoet baben. tpel4e
CT beiul pfanoIeiber uutsrssbra9t b.
ben fon.
gtas. 8. @ai n. 40 Sabre aft.
tuuroe perbaftst, neil er Sefern Sis
p%srtaufts obns ss borber su tpissen.
Bel m Wnrfelipiel gerietbsn
geftsrn bic Tegsr 20. Diaiams, "a
Sabre oft. ppn gpanspile, Snb.. uuo
Alsd Sabis, 40 Sabre aft, COS Cotton
SiraBe. In Strsit, nobel Sabis bon
isinsm &aHessnoRen nit sinsm WsHer
bbis 3ugeri6tst tpuros. gsioe 6arbige
purbsn bon ben RaolsrpOIiaiffsn Wor-
gan uno 4msben nod Der polt3eiifa.
tiOn abgsfibrt.
II 5abrrnopoli3iasn Worsan anb
Mmsbsn bra4ten geitern Jreo u. Sas
bibipn, Is Sabre alt, 2117 2srington
apsnue binter S9lob unb %iessl.
neil er bsf9uloist uiro sinen 3leiu'
bisbftabl bsganger 81 habsn.
Neger &obert Station. q
Sabre alt, 228 @sf Is. Strabs, iiber.
~lisfsrts f9 sstsru bur9 feline psri6n.
li9s Summbeit Der poIi3si. Staton
Tom an Wontag NIT einem paar
S9ubs In ben S6ablaoen bon Stout
on Der Waha4uistts Mbenue, Inn
basislbs um3utauf&en. Der %erfubrens
@sbilfs bate taum bie S9ube in oer
6anb, oils er bemerfts, baB oasislbe
ni1t auiammen9eb0rte. benin Der Siege,
bate einenS9 Summer 8 unh sinen
s9ub Rummsr z. @lei9faqs er.
taunte sr bas Yaar als ;u benienigsu
e&ubsn eeb6rig, psl6s bpr un9efdbl
2 Wonatsn aus benz 3aosn ssftOblsr
wurben. Der Wsgsr puroe nit be,
Bsbienuns binssbaltsn unb bic Poli3ei
. bena9ri9tiat. Die RaoIerpoli3iiteu
| Dull uno sbine sridisnen. uno nab
men ben beroubten Re9er unter ben
Werba4t bes ginbru9s uno @rOboieb'
tabIs tn Daft.
@tIfon @elIs, II Sahr
> oft, 2703 Norb @apitul Ibe.. wurb
eefern bon benz geamten Spears ab
|. ssfibrt, neil cine nidt ssai&te Waaa
on isinem gispassn g%sfunoen uurbei
Der Wtrtt WidaeI @arrep
/. 3O Sabre aft, FOL Of Wafbinstc,
> Str. ma6ts Fa gsasn oas Ni9o!ion
, @siss trafbar unb uuroe bon ben Be
amten 5ofsttsr, Dunn uno &uhsl
bintsr bic f9weoiI9eu @aroinen &c
\ bra4t.
n Sobn NoheI, 68 Sabre ali
= Ion Is. Str, murbe aefiern BON be-
;. geamtsn Duncan uro Gotta abgefibrI
II neil er ssfdli9ts Mil9 psrtuuft bab.
u ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Ser gongreb bat nit nnteritiiB


Ser gpnsreb bat nit nnterftilB'
ung bss prdFosntsu isbt gsfprO9sn.
Sest mfFen mir abparten. mite bic
@eri9te fi9 81 ben reusr @eiebsn osr'
balten tperben. Werben oie POM SO.
aonareb gum Sduss bss Bottles sr'
.Iafenen @sisbs bon ben @eri&tsn ole
untonfitutionea srtIdrt, 10 miro uni
tann es ni9t ausbleibsn, oaB ben @s'
ri9ten bas Rs9t ent3O9sn pirb. Seisss
auf ibre Ronfitutionalitdt au prtfsn.
SHr bic amerifanii4e Sufis bri4t ein'
tritii4s 3eit ar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Sas Srauen Stuoinra maht tn
Geuti9lanb grobs 5ortf8rttts. 90
Fnb in Seua tn biefem esmsfsr so
Graueu gum 60ren Der gorlsiunssn
auaelaEen. Die uniuerHtdt gbttingsn
persei5nst lis 50rsrinnen. bie Unit
berFtdt 2sipsisi II. Sabingsn AZ.
Bonn 123 unb 2iel %. I'm Der te9'
niI9en So9i&uIs au 6annOper tuurben
5 Gamen az ben gOrlefunge1 3uge'
laHsn uno an Der Mtin9sner Ss&ui'
f&en So9i9uls betrdgt BITE 3abl bel
sgrausi 9. babon cine etubirsnoe II
Der ar@itsttsn.A btbeiluns.