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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-31

ground is required. Some land has
become exhausted, but rest and plow-
ing under COW peas and getting on
some potash restores it. Better plows
and cultivators than the great four
pound hoe of the Cuban will do won
ders for this land, and succession of
crops and rotation will do still more.
Americans are introducing improved
machinery and methods
The farther inland one goes, the
more numerous the little villages, for
to great extent the Cuban lives in
communities, and goes out to do the
farm work. This gives the people
better chance for defence, for, dur
ing the last fifty years or more, the
citizens of the country places have not
only been between the fires of two ar
mics, but in constant danger from
guerilla warfare
1t is IN the great market of Havana
that one realizes what Cuba raises on
It's farms. A whole great square of
the city is rooted over to make one
double-decked market house. Every
thing IS brought in a-horseback or a.
cart, and carried away on the head. |
got a young man to take me through
the market and tell me the names Of
the things on sale, and here are some
OF them Grapefruit, tangerines. cit
rons, kumpuats, loquats, guavas, CO.
coanuts, surlnam cherries, sapodi1las,
Germans, mangoes, avocadoes, okra,
mammee, name-and the list is hardly
commenced. In this market were
about all Of the known fish of the sea.
poultry galore, beef, veal, muttons,"
and combinations of meats that would
puzzle an American meat Inspector.
Then there are little live, black India
rubber-look1ng pigs, weighing about
40 pounds each, pigs with the most
SAD show OF countenance possible to
imagine. All around this market
were the bread sellers with baskets Of
bread on their heads, push-cart dark
les, selling oranges and other fruits,
crying Marriages! Nancy! Nyar-
mee;;'' and the little peanut peddlers.
shouting, lily mani" Some have no
cries for their wares but blow ear
piercing whistles, some beat triangles.
and others give utterance to an in
comprehensive wailing outcry; and
this from early morn until far into the
night, and through it all resound the
gongs OF the hackmen Gor every car
rage has huge gong), the whistles
OF the police, and the warming wells Of
the cartmen. Then Havana is SUD-
posed to sleep, but just when the trav-
eler knoweth not, for in the very earlv
morning the darkey newsboys, with
voices that sideshow barkers might
with envy commence hteir calls: Ga
D1scusslon!' LA Lucia; Oh Hoy" Or
La Her-al-l-d!' and the tourist has
entered upon another days new sights
and experiences.
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is then peeled off, and hattened out in
to sheets for the siding, put on up and
down, and tied to the pole girths, and
the house is ready for the family to
move into. There is a doorway, but
no door, for no windows are needed If
the door be omitted No furnace is
needed as it is always summer; the
floor is also omitted,
The cooking is done in kettle out
side, fruits and vegetables are used in
place of pie and cake, and one gets his
tobacco for the pulling. There is no
use for barn, beyond an open thatch
for the riding horse, and the oxen go
to pasture the year round
AS one travels along he sees much
swampy land, with an endless variety
of tropical vegetation that he has no
names to apply to, often becoming a
veritable jungle, and always with its
BACKGROUND Of waving palms and the
rounded tops of the umbrella trees.
The fields seem to have few bound
aries, though one sees no end OF Amer
lean barbed wire fence, suggesting
sort of presumption claim that may
one day be made good by large Am
erican occupancy. Here and there
are abandoned plantations, probably
result of successive Spanish and Gu
ban possession in the late Cuban war,
whose ownership is not yet made con-
elusive.
Now and then we crossed military
road, built at great cost, and with
ideal permanence. Over one Of these
roads we took a 40-mile auto trip one
day, and the run was perfect, save the
clouds of white lime dust that>the ma
chine kicked up With the exception
of the work going on in the cane fields,
one would have thought that the Gu
ban farmers were off for holiday.
This is the result of climate that has
written all over it, postpone until to-
morrow all exertions and labor" Here
and there were great tobacco fields,
and the Cuban fixtures for curing it.
Next to sugar, tobacco is the money
producing crop of the country.
Scattered everywhere were little
villages, collections Of one-story red
tile-roofed buildings, all Spanish in
style, and the most of them window
less, a grated doorway with inside
shutter door taking the place of win
dows. There were quaint little gro
Gerry stores, each with a porch in front,
under which the Cuban bitches his
horse; queer blacksmith shops, where
the huge carts are made; always the
church, the most conspicuous building
in the place; and everywhere swarm
ing troops of children Of all sizes,
ages and colors, curious blend, evinc-
ing to a great extent considerable
economy in clothing. One sees in the
fields as great a diversity of shades
and co1ors, for race prejudice and
caste seem to have no place in rural
Cuba, though in the cities the Span
lard seems to be the dominating force.
The roads resembled those of north
ern Ohio in great degree. The Gu
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count of very large establishment for
drying prunes by steam. They could
be very easily cured at home in small
evaporators.
The following article from the Amer
lean Agriculturist, gives a good idea
Of the methods in common use in Cali
fornia:
The three staple fruit industries of
California are oranges, prunes and rails
ms, and the output Of these three is
so heavy that they seem to overshadow
all others, important though they be.
The output Of oranges has steadily
increased for 20 years past until it now
reaches the enormous volume of %, 600
to 10000 carloads annually and is still
increasing There have been some huc-
tuations in the orange market during
the past two decades, some years being
especially prosperous for the grower
and others bringing disappointment,
but, on the whole, orange growing has
paid very handsomely.
The one prune of California which
overshadows all others, is the Petit
Prune d'Agen, or as it is commonly
known, the California French prune.
This was introduced into California
from France, by Louis Pellier,
French sailor, who settled in San Fran
cisco during the gold excitement in
1S49. Some of the earlier outputs
we're placed on the California markets
and brought very large returns, and
the industry was seen to be SO profit
able that many people went into
prunes.
Prices naturally declined, and it was
necessary to find wider outlet, and
from this time the prune market has
gradually extended until it covers the
whole United States, and California
is now shipping largely to France and
Germany, the natural home of the
prune in Europe In spite Of the de-
preston, there has been steadily in
creasing acreage Of prunes planted
each year, although for several years
past the increase has not been very
large. During the spring of 1906, how
ever there were considerable areas set
out to new prune orchards, and these
largely in Santa Clara county, the CEN
ter of the California prune industry.
There are at the present time about
100000 acres of prune orchards in
California, over one-half located in
Santa Clara county.
Methods of Curing Prunes.-The
4>lantlng of the trees and the produc
1ion Of the fruit is by no means the
end of the business, for the prune is
really manufactured article. The
fruit remains on the trees until it is
thoroughly ripe, and left in many cas-
es to drop of its own accord. Care is
also taken to rake the ground under
the trees, removing all Jumps and leav-
ing the soil finely pulverized, so that
the fruit will not be injured in falling
AS the fruit drops it is carefully gather
ed each day and taken to the process
ing ground. The trees are sometimes
Jared or slightly shaken in order to
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CHEAPCOLUMN
RATES Twenty words, name and address,
one week, ago.; three weeks, soc.
FOR SALE-Severa1 hundred very fine grape
fruit buds, two years old. Address, Box
217, Orlando, Fla.
FOR SALE-Rough Lemons WILSON &
FIVE, Miami, Fla.
CUT-AWAY HARRoWs and repairs, E. S.
Hubbard, Agent, Federal Point Fla.
FOR SALE-One IS h. p. boiler and one IS
h. p. Erie engine. Second hand; recently
in use. Condition supposed to be fair, but
not guaranteed. Will be sold for almost
nothing to make room for other machinery.
Speak quick THE E. o. PAINTER
PRINTING CO., DeLand, Fla. If
WANTED-Back copies of Horticultural Re-
port. would like to hear from parties who
have copies they wish to dispose of. E. O.
PAINTER, Secretary, Florida State Horti-
cultural Society, Jacksonville, Fla.
WANTED GOOD PARTNER-Who will un-
derstand raising vegetables and fruits, in
rapidly developing section. Rare chance.
NOVELTY CO., Box 81 Miami. If.
NOW READY-Catalog of the Gainesville MUIR
suries; Fruits and Flowers for the Southland,
Pecans and their Culture a speciality H. S.
GRAVES, Gainesvil e. Fla.
S. c. BUFF ORPINGTONs-Breed pen
cock, nine hens. First $3.50 takes the
lot. Satisfaction. C. S. HARRISON, De-
Land, Fla. If
RINGBONEs, sPAvINs, sWELLINGs, all
lameness in horses successfully treated
Why let your horses die with collie or
big-head? Cure guaranteed. C. S. HAIR
RISON, DeLand, Fla. If
REMEDY FOR WHITE Fly. Nursery trees
bearing Red (Anchersonia Aleyrodis), also Vel
low fungus, for sale. G. B. THORNTON, Orlan-
do, Fla
BROTHER, have found root that will surely
cure that tobacco habit and indigestion, let me
write you about it, c. H. STOKES, Mohawk,
Florida.
WANTED-J Japanese Cane for seed Parties hay
ing Same for sale please quote prices to, N. o.
PENNY, Vero, Fla
Imported from India; absolutely free from
fibre. Potgrown, $3.50 each. Largest as.
sortment of Citrons in the United States
Also Citrus stock. Address
JOHN w. BEACH,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
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BROTHER, have found root that will surely
cure that tobacco habit and indigestion, let me
write you about it, c. H. STOKES, Mohawk,
Florida.
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REMEDY FOR WHITE FLY. Nursery trees
bearing Red( Anchersonia Aleyrodis), also yell
low fungus, for sale c. B. THORNTON, Orlan-
do, Fla.
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RINGBONES, SPAVINS, SWELLINGS, all
lameness in horses successfully treated.
Why let your horses die with collie or
big-head? Cure guaranteed. G. S. HAIR
RISON, DeLand, Fla. If
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-31

Cane for seed. Parties hay
ing Same for sale please quote prices to, N. o.
PENN 7, Vero, Fla.
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Imported from India; absolutely free from
FIBRE Pot-grown, $3.50 each. Largest as.
sortment of Citrons in the United States.
Also Citrus stock. Address
JOHN w. BEACH.
West Palm Beach, FIa
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S. c. BUFF ORPINGTONS-Breed pen
cock, nine hens. First $3.50 takes the
lot. Satisfaction. c. s. HARRISON, De-
Land, Fla. If
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-31

NOW READY-Catalog of the Gainesville MUIR
suries; Fruits and Flowers for the Southland,
Pecans and their Culture specially H. S.
GRAVES Gainesvil e. Fla.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
Mit &ugel int &opfe
Diro Ruoolpb Stie9emeier
anf9efunoen.
Golsen zines friiberen llnfalles idei
men ibn seiitis bseiniluBt su
baben.

gluiiibsr fr6mt. uno nit elmer ero=
ben 2useIwunoe i'm 2opfe, muros
wdbrenb Der Na6t RubOlpb Stisge'
meter, Der Sffieepd6ter Der Snoiana.
pplis Brausrsi tobt aufssfunbsn.
Der Soote iab In Der Office por BEN
S&rsibpults, nit bsm 2Opfe auf ois
8ruft bsrabesiunfsn, unb Der Rebol-
Der la9 neben ihm auf benz Gubbooen.
Die 3ugel. wel&s In bic re6te sdldfs
einoran9. bate oas 9ebirn ourdbobri
unb NOR on Der anbersn Settle bee
9opfes mieber bsrauaestret.n. Sis
2ei&e wurbe nod benz iidOtii&sn Sci.
&enbauie sebradt. uno bort big aui
Weiteres auf9sbabrt.
I'm 10 nbr bate Or. 6eB, Wai8insn.
msifter Der grauerei, 3utritt 3ur Office
erIaneen wollsn, bod fano er bic 8btire
bsrihlofsn. unb ole sr um IL nbr tpis'
oerum surtdtsbrte. NOR Die $bhre mod
nidt gs6fnst. Als um IL llbr abe,
Elm Yote Der Selesrapb 60. eintraf.
um nadsuisben. tussbalb Der Nann
ben Wddteralarm ni9t ge3ogen, uno
man bann nit Salfe Der Sdlhfisl bee
Md9ters 8usdlsr bis Offies 6ffnsts,
sa fano man ben llneladliasn sntissli
bor bsm pulte fibeno uuf.
Sti.asmsisr, Der bor Sabrsn elmo,
ssIsgsntli8 Der grpIOfon zines am'
monia 'Behdlters berlsbt purbe, fo1
ieit Der 3eit 3eitueilis tisffnnig ae'
wefen iein. unb mon glaubt, bat
oieies. 3uglsi9 NIT benz foossfaus
feines edwieseriObnes, isin @smttt
berartis aneesriffen. oab er In einem
Sawsrmutbsanfalle bic Sbat beg'ng.
gr bintsrldBt feline Grau, einsn Der.
beir atbstsn Gobn uno oie nsrtuitttpstt
&odter.
Stiessmeisr fanb felt % Sahren In
Disnfsn Der Brauerei, Hnb er mar ale
paia tsetreuer Wann ieinsn arbsit'
sebern betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
8adfsinpfaf:rnmssn
Solen etrabenperbefsruns per;pssrt
baben.

STANDARDIZATION I'm grlanesn Der
n6tbigsn Badffsine, ME oieisIben gum
pfiafern Der Straben benuBt peroen,
ioasn fir bic 0ers6Ierungen ein3elner
md unbssnostsr StraBsnperbshs
psrantuortlin iein.
Die pfafsrung ber @eff Wi8igan
Str, bon Der Blate Ctr. big nod
6ausbbille ion aus biefem @runoe
bers6sert iein. iouie aud bie pfaifer.
unsen an Der 81. Str.. swii9en
Ssnat unb Salbott Nbs.
0isle Bei4msrben, mel4e bieien
Bes6eerunssn sntipraHaen, fino BET
Der gsbbros Dfentli9er arbeiten einges
laufsn.
Die Barber Aspbalt paoiu9 Co.,
tueI9e beibe gDntracte tibsrnabm, bat
in3uifaen gadfetne far bie Rtnnen
erbaltsn, uno bic Arbsiten on Der @sf
Uli6igan Ctr. uuroen iofort In Iu'
grin senommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
0erietb 3mii@em 3msi @assous
@onbueteur erIeibrt erbebIide gerIesunsen.

Augufus Nnoerion, 1923 Sliper
Abenue. Elm Strubsnbabn.@ @rnbueteu,
Der Off Mi4igan StraBe'ainie. aoQ
R& baour6 srbsbli9s 0srlebunssn 3u.
bab er 3mii&sn swei Wassons serietb.
an Der @de Der Bloomington unb
Daibineton Strabe foa bic $rolsp.
ffan9e bonn Srabt. unb beim 0sriu&.
oieieI5e wisoer 3ure&t 3u brin9sn. mar
anoerion abeefiiseen uno fano binte,
ieinem BaasOn auf ben @eleiien. ole
ein anosrerWaaen. Der 6intennad fam.
TN Sunfeln nit anberiOn's WaggOn
tollioirte. Sa bic 2i6tsr in benz bor=
oeren Waeeon erIoiden. murbe oer
MotOrmann beg lebteren Waggons In
Der Tiitan3 swiiden ieinem uno An.
oerion's Waggon 9etdufdt.
Gnoerion srliit Nueii4un9en unb
S6nittuunben on ben 8einen, fam
aber Obne ssfdbrlids Wunbsn babon,
gr puroe mittslif Mmbulan3 In feline
Wohnune bsf6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
3nOlf asite 0sleiie
Sir ben ipeftI;4en Stabtt5eiI.

Ta9 elmer nit benz Mapor nbgehal-
tsnsn @onfersn3 unteriarieb geifern bic
geb6roe fur 6ffentIiae arbsitsn sinsn
Contract NIT Der 8anoalia. giienbabu.
our9 ueIden oerielben Die grlaubnie
gssebsn pirb, on Der 8slmo. Il. .Hpenus
snblf nsue Gslsiie auf sbsner grbe 3u
Iegen.
Dieter Contract iif elm gompromie
3iuii6en Der Staot unb benz Original
9ori4lase Der 8abnssfeliaaft. ois
sbsn neus 8eleiis au ibrsn WagaOn'
t6fen iu&t. 9a bic Belmont abenus
absr fait Der sin3ige Roros uno Sub
meg I'm msfliGsn Stab!itsile III. er'
ipariet man, baB Tisientsen, wel&'
oisfe Strabe benuBen mhhen. protef
geg:n bisIs @slsiis srb'ben meroen.
@s mirb barauf bineebeutst. baI
ipdier, I'm Sole ioldss Ra als noth
msnbis erweiien iOllten, bic @eieiie CT
b6bt unb su 6O3sslsiisn sema&t uer'
ben i6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17

gbansptIIe. Der Gdlf9er
6. 6. I8bomion. Der In Greensboro.
ap., wegen gef&winbelung 3tueier
Ban!en perlangt mirb unb In Spring.
fielb, Wo.. berbaftet uno na@ BIER
in's @efdnenib ssbra&t uurbe, reiifs
beute Na&mittag In Bealettung bon
3tuei poltaeibeamten na@ Rentudp ab.
8bompion bat stne feline untbsrRtdts.
bilbuns unc sebrau8te bieielbe 3u
aqerbano Betragereien. gr wirb tuss
gen S&mtnbelsten In 3wblf Staaten
eemhni&t. no er unter 70 fali&: Na.
men auftrat. Sm @efdngnihe tn
Springfield. Mo.. berfu&te 9bompion
SeIbffmpro. tubem er @tft trunt, aber
|eerettet tnnrhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17

@uf oem Yenob cot.
{ II 8, Me., .ipurOen OieIes Sdbl
154,O0O,O0O SUB Gtammbol5 abee.
flObt. Sm lebten Sabre puroen 1922
100000 SUP Sol5 uuf bem SluB Der.
flDbt.
Die getper d bertpenb
Barren 81 le elmer Stabt
ipie Berlin belaifen i;9 auf ettpa 6OO,.
600 Gentner i'm Sabre, Die einen
Wertbe BON mebr als 100000 Marl
entfpre9en.
gissnartige &lase. Su
Cincinnati, o., bat elm setpiher SO. g.
0pq spei berborragsn@ oortiee 4eratt
auf $4,000 S9aoeneriab perflagt
neil iie ibm aupiel !6aut bon ieinem
aDrper ipeggeIdnitter baben foGen
Gin Munn mar bel einem 2lutomobil.
unfall erbebli9 berleBt tporben; 6it
6eilung ieiner WunOen md9te mad
@niidt Der 9(er5te eine 9aut>Sransa
plantation notbtpenbig, fir tpel9e Dol
feline 9aut bersuseben ii9 psrpfli9tete
gr bebauptete nun aber, oab er fi9 NH
nit Der @ntnabme bon 6 3pu 9au
einperitanben uno erflGrt babe, tpGbren>
linn bon ben 4eraten AZ 3oI bon iei
men beioen geinen absenommen poroer
fein foaen.
SO b Ibabenoe SO 1T t m { I
Die Spfer. Sn Gbicaso puro'
ein seipifer g. Roienfielo perbaftet
Der po6lbabenoe Wittipen um beoeu
ten6e Summep gebra9t baben ioll
Rofenfielo gibt gu, bab er BON Jrauel
@elobetrdse atpeds sepinnbrinsenoet
Qnlesung erbalten bat, beitreitet aber
bob fein 8orgeben Elm S9tpinbel iei
Ha9 9lnsabe Der polise.. fiibrte ii6 De
Mann unter Der W1asfe zines rei9e,
@runoeigentbumsmaflers Bel tpoblbd
benben Wittpen Elm uno betpog fie
ibm bObe @el0betrGss, aufammen iibe
500. 900, an5upertrauen. Cine Witt
pe tn Cincinnati fpl ibm $4,000
etne anbere $4,000 iiberlaf;en baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17

@sorgs Warptt uno So6n Y. allen
reiaten gessn %. g. @idaro. s. 8.
Rrurp & So. uno George W. @benep
cine $4,000 2Iass TN Superior. .@eri&t
ein. 2aut Der RlGee inoOifrten allen
unb Watrott eine bon @idarb au Sun
FEN Der Columbia HaticnaI 8ant &C.
sossns NOte fur $4,000.
Widaro 3abIte bie Hote ni9t, uno
um gsioe 3u tiberreoen. tbre 9emein'
i&aftIi&e glote fQr $5O94 In 3abIung
Der ertsn au 9ebsn, ioa ct osnielben
eradblt baben, sr babe eine aeceptirte
aratts bon 5 8. Rurrp & Co., uno
bob sr bisislbs als st9erbeit In Der
gant bsponiren weroe. Die 8ratte
NOR bur& @benep inboifirt.
Warott unb allen jablten baraui
bie erfe glote unb aabsn ibre Note fhr
$5094. Die 3weite Hote mar am Is.
Au9uif fdllts unb um biefe 3eit iO0
lout Der 2laee bte in Der &srarfano
9ationalbant 1ablbare 8ratte Don bic.
fer retournirt iein. Die fratte murbe
protefirt unb bie Columbia Sectional
Banf 3wang Warott & allen oie bon
ibnsn ssgebene $4,000 Nots, uslbe fs
seR&ert batien. 80 aablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
Ntaouft blodirt.
Rapur uni Stabts Snsenieur inipi;irsn.

DAB Rd bis Ssiisnmegs bes Via'
butts In ni9t erabs better @erfaHunq
bsfinben, bat man faon lange geabnt.
bab Der 3uifanb oesielben aber ein
oerartissr III, bob oieielbsn abgeipsrrt
perbsn mubten, sntbtilte erf eefsru
bie bonn Staotingsnieur Willer uni
Wapor goOfmalter absebaltene Inter
iudung. Als SOlse bieier l1uter'
iudung wurosn senern bi. Seitsnmeg'
abssipsrrt. uno bic 6uBgdnser mtRer
ben Jabrueg bsnuben.
Die unteriudung foq ergsben taben,
BOB Oie 3uftdubs alarmireno fino.
9iels Der SiabIfitbsn iollen burG ben
ginHub bes Raunes Der 2ofomotibe
osrart 3erfrsfen fein. bob man biefel'
ben nit stnem fleinen Sammer SER
idlaasn fann. Dur4 bisis 3erii6runQ
Der Stablrabmsn folsn bte aus Wausr'
fsinsn aufesftibrtsn B6sen berart NIT
asnummsn fein, baB man9e oerfelben
ffsGsnmsiie sin9sfallsn Fnb. Die ein'
si9s Sttbs Der eeiienwese follen BIZ
halbssrfrsHsnen 6tablfaBsn an bel
Nubenieite bes Uiabucts iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
Sm Sooe seamstiGt.
Carl 8elp seratb in einen SabritubI.

Sm GabriiubIe 81 8obe sequetf&i
tuuroe gsfsrn Mbsnb Der 19 Sabre alts
Carl Relp aus Nai6piae. Sno.. Der
BIER In ben Nnla9en Der Snbianapolis
@olo Storage So. felt mesrsren WoGen
arbeitete.
Wie fd bas llneliid ereisnete, lieb
fi6 niGt bsfiimmt fsiiHsllsn. ba biz
anosren au9sfelltsn ben unfau ni&i
ebsr bsmerften. Bis He bur9 oas Ge.
rduI9 oes gss.n bic Sitter oes 5abr.
iiublss ani9lagsnbsn abrbers aufmert.
iam gema9t purben.
anf6eineno war Der iunse Wanr
bon benz binauffabrsnben Gabritubls
gsfalsn, unb mar bann nit benz 2opfs
3wiIasn gobsn unb 5abrifubl einee.
flemmt. Sn oieier Gage wurbe er I'm
z. Stpds aufssfunoen.
gs beourfts Der psretntsn 2rdfts BON
bier fiarten Mdnnsrn. ben nnaltid'
lidsn aus osm 5abrfubIe bsraus 3u
bsf6rbsrn. Der aur Stsne serufen.
Dispsniariumsarst Or. Warne fonnte
nur ben Bob bes Shnglings fOnfa.
iirsn. guBer fdwsrsn gerIesunsen
am 2opfes, erlitt er einsn 8ru1 bes
@enifes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
0elsua Seois.

Jm Nlisr ben 81 Sa6ren if SONS
tag Woresn 6rau Sslena 2ebig, 1907
Sho alabama Cir. 5rau 2eoig, In
Sdlssmis 5olfiein geboren, fam tn
ibrsn iHnseren Sabren nod Sns
oianapoIis, no He F8 einen 9rnbsn
8stanntsn. unb Greunbesfreis er'
tparb. Sbr Satte, albert 2eotg 9ing
ibr Inn Sabre 1893 I'm 8obe boraus.
Srei S6sns, albert, 3uoOlpb unf
guifab 2soie. ibre 9&wiegert6&ter
unb bie 8roBtinoer, fouie aud etn
GROCER 8stanntsn, unb Jreunosstreis
bstrausrn ibr Nbleben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17

Die mention Der Ban.
Tiers murbe NIT einem Sanfett I'm
@lnppool 6otsl gum abi4luRs &C.
bratt.
Sas baupiauartier Der Snterna,
tionaIen Brhden. unb giienar6siter
Union, ioa innsrbaIb Der nd9fsn 80
fage bon @lebelanb, O., nod 9isr
perlest merosn.
Der Wapor bat Stabteontrolsur
Bruening bic gmpfebIung gema3t.
Der auf ben aopf oss Re9srs Seize 60.
aeIesten Bslohnuns, tpeitsre $500 btn-
,usufhaen. UNI 10 ben prsis auf .$l566
su erbbasn. Sn isinem griefe an ben
gontroler iast Der Wapor, oaB sr ge.
uiB III, bisis Summe miro CUR gin'
fanaung bes Hh9tissn Wsgers fHbren
gnbehltige Bei&ihfie muir
ben bs3hslid bes Norb 5nbianapoIis
Observation-Disclosures gefern 9efaBt.
Au& ni&t Elm sin3iger proteRirenbel
@runbbeRbsr MGR sri&ienen, 70 bat
man mobI annsbmen barf, bob ale mti
Der gerbeReruns fbsreinfimmen; b!s'
iss ab3ugstanalipfsms ift zines oel
or6Bten bisber unternommen. 81,
Rotten bss aanaIes ~srbsu F@ au1
s125, 600 belaufsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
etar,te bon einsr Setter.

2obert @rap, ia Of ct. Clair
Strabs, 81 Sabre aIt. ein 3immer'
mann, fi.I ssfern. wdbrenb er bsim
Saufs isinss eotnss on Der %udls
etraBe arbeitste. bon elmer Better. Der
alte Wann ipurbe In idUer berlebtem
3ufanbe nod benz ct. 8ineent's 90.
ipttals 9ebra4t.
gr fdlug NIT benz 2opf auf ben
gement esitsnmeg unb 3O9 R& sins
tiefe Qopfwunbe 3ii. Setnes psrge'
ridien MItsrs balbsr bstra&tst man bis
Wunbe als duberf fritif4.
gsssn Nbenb farb @rab an ben er'
baltsnsn aOpfwunoen TIM ct. Bin.
cents 6oipital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-17
Sortras im 9entidsn Sanie.
Or. u. g. 9obIfsIb fefeIt feline Sub6rer.

Yor einem gspdbltsn publitum hisli
esfsrn Abeno Or. u. ". 6c5lfelo TN
Ssuti9en 6auie ieinsn 8ortrag Abe,
~ DRESDEN uno feline Ruuiii&dbe." Or.
Soblfslb beriiebt ss feline 3ubbrer 3u
fsfsln. Die bon ibm CUR Saufrirunq
oss 0ostrages benuEten 2i4tbilbel
waren gut uno intsreRant.
Der srffs Wortraesabenb untsr ben
Nuipieisn bss Soeialsn Surnbsrsins
eruies H9 als Elm @rfOlg.
am z. Se3smber wiro Or. {. 8.
Gid aus Cincinnati. O., tiber bas
&bsma: Die Wutter In Hi9tung unh
@sidi4ts" ipreden.
Au9 bier tuiro Der gintrttt fret fii,
Nlle iein.