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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-07
SANTA FE NOTES.
Items Chiefly Personal Concern
ing Railroad Men.

Today Is homeseekers' day on nv
Santa Fe. A large number OF nome,
seekers are passing through To-Day an
1T was necessary to run four sectlons u
train No. 8 to accommodate tne trans,
The homeseekers were bound. 1of lhe
Panhandle and Pecos Valley lines
Fireman John Murphy, who was lay
ing OFF for several days, has feLufHeu ~
work.
Engineer T. d. Webb is running for
a few davs on the Marceline runs IN the
place Of Engineer George Lusk who Is
laying off.
The wiring on the second floor OF the
passenger depot was competed To-Day
The ONCE of the electrical engineer was
the last one to be wired. All me men
who desire can now work at hIeH1s
when business is rushing.
Irving Wellman. travelling road fore
man of engines, was in Topeka yesteI-
day on business. He returned last night
to Argentine.
Chair car No. 1917 was sent to the
shops this morning where it will be M
ted up with an electric light equipment.
Fireman Boner. who has been laying
off for about ten weeks on account o.
the illness of his wife, has returned 20
work. He runs on Nos. i and ? between
Topeka and Newton
Conductor MeCabe, who has been
laying off for some time. has returned
to work on runs Nos. So and 81
Engineer Chriss McGinnis is taking
a layoT in the pool and Engineer Jesse
Covert is working in his place
Conductor Reece is laying off on his
runs between Topeka and Argentine.
Conductor WithrOw is taking his place
for a few days.
Rev. Loyal w. Madden addressed q
good sized crowd at the r. r. Y. M. c..
A.. last night. despite the great inter
est dnvthe. election returns, which kept
a large number away from the meet
ing.
Perry Rogers has been assigned to
extra engineering service at Argentine.
Engineer Link Galley, who was. lay
ing off for several days on account Of
the severe illness of his son, has re-
turned to work on his regular runs.
Engineer NcCandIess. who has been
laying off for several days, returned to
work today. During his absence En-
gineer Whitcomb was in his place.
w. H. Hamilton, master mechanic
of Argentine was in Topeka yesterday.
He returned last night.
A. II. Kueker is a new empIoye in the
shops. He Is rooming at the r. r.
r. NJ. C. A.
Rev. L. w. Williamson will address
the moo meeting in the coach shops
tomorrow. A good crowd is expected
as Mr.. Williamson is a very interesting
speaker.
Fireman Hertzmark is running tenn
pOrarily on the Marceline runs with
Engineer Amos Beeler.
At the meeting of the young mems
social and investigation club of the R
X. Y. NJ. c.. A. last night a committee
which was appointed to draw a subject
for study at the next meeting of the
club was composed Of Claude Blake
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Hadn't the Capacity.

The bay of a Maryland family had
been through a siege Of ~chickenpox.
The infant's sister. q girl of ten years,
being met by the minister's wife one
day, that good woman naturally in
quired as TO how the baby was getting
on.
Hes some better. thank you" said
the little girl. a shy and noncommittal
child.
Very much better. I trust said the
minister's wife.
"Oh. he couldn't be very much bet
ter" responded the child, because,
you see, he's too little."-Harper's
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NORTH TOPEKA.
Leave items for this column with
Kimball Printing Co. 912 North
Kansas avenue

T. W. Andrews was in town today
from ROssville.
s. z. Johnson was IN town today
from Granville.
Miss Ethel Fiederling of Elmont vas
in town today shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Detlor of Grant
Vile were North side visitors today.
Mrs. H. f. Pratt of Rossville is
spending the day in town visiting rela-
ttves.
R. D. Elmore of Nortonville is visit
ing his uncle +. p. Gilmore of the
Shawnee bank.
It win pay you to see our mems high
lace boots and work shoes before buy
ing. T. D Joseph.
Mr. n Mrs w S. Kinzer of 1881
Kansas avenue are the parents of a
son born yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mount of 1914
Harrison street are the parents of a
boy, born October %.
r. I. Wilkerson of Emmett was in
town today. Mr.. Wilkerson is a broth
er Of J. NJ. Wilkerson.
Mr.. n Mrs. Frank Schult Of 111x
Quincy street are the parents of &.
daughter, born November ?.
Mrs. r. NJ. Thomas of S35 Monroe
street, has gone to Valencia to visit her
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Brooke and fam
lily viii move tomorrow from Idlewild
farm. north of town, to PIP East
Fourth street.
Miss Edna Kincaid has been select
ed as teacher of a school in the neigh
borhood of Hoyt and left this morn
ing for that place.
George Lugton. who has been con
fined to his home on Quincy street with
! pneumonia for the past five weeks is
now able to be down town.
Mrs. NJ. T. Kennedy Of West Gordon
street and sisters, Mrs. McInerny OF
Castle Rock. Col. were the guests yes
terday of Mrs J.. A. Wilson of ShOrey.
Mrs. Stratemeyer is i'll with typhoid
fever at the family home, 225 West
Gordon street and Miss Laura Strate-
never is also confined to her home
with tonsilitis.
The Women's Missionary society OF
the Second Presbyterian church will
meet Friday afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Peter Beaudry,
929 Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nystrom of 1918
Jackson street returned yesterday
from Usage City and Stotler, Kan.
where they we're the guests of friends
for the past few days.
The Argonauts held their regular
semi-monthly meeting last evening al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mich
olson, 919 Var Buren, street. The les
son in Spanish history was conducted
by Mrs. Charles Curtis and the paper
for the evening on Spanish Indus.
tries. was by Mrs. c.. NJ. Morrow. Mr.
Nicholson read a selection from Stod.
dards lectures while the music for the
evening was furnished by Miss Gernon
Mrs. g. W. Petro was q guest at this
meeting.
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r. M. Bibler and E. G. Messenger. An
other committee on programme was
appointed which consisted of Lewis
Weidelich. c. L. Smith and R. J. VIII
son. The mex meeting Will be Tues
day night of next week.
Brakeman Harper of the local extra
board at Argentine has been assigned
to the local Topeka extra board.
Il. A. Rau. Who for the past two
years has been ticket agent. at the
Santa Fe depot In Arkansas City, has
been promoted to the position as agent
at Fairfax, Okla. Ed Hill, who has
been station agent Of the Santa Fe at
Perry, Okla, has been transferred to
Arkansas City. Mr.. Rau was one of
the Oldest employees in the Santa Fe
ticket department in point of service.
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van SAINT Loses MS O@vercoat.

Rees Van SAINT, chairman OF the
Republican central committee has
other troubles besides those OF a politi-
cal nature and unless his reserve
fund is in good shape the cold winds
of winter may chill his marrow in his
bones. It came about in this way: He
has an overcoat. that is he did have
but It disappeared and William Jen-
kins. a young colored a IS locked in
the. city iau charged with the theft
and in the meantime Ree- Is sitting
about the stove in his Office trying to
look pleasant.
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RAILROAD AGENT ARRESTED.
J.. d. McsIurrv Is Charged With a
Small Shortage.

J. D. McMurry. formerly relief agent
for the Rock Island railroad. was
brought to Topeka yesterday afternoon
and lodged in the county jail charged
with being a defaulter to the extent Of
about $50. McMurry had been agent at
Bendina for some time and resigned
early in October and left for Kansas
City before the shortage was discovered
and has been working in that city since
THAI
He does not deny taking the money
says that he intended to reimburse
the company when he received his
monthly pay check, but before it ar
rived the travelling auditor arrived and
in checking up his accounts discovered
the shortage and his resignation fol-
lowed.
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ANOTHER C1nIARRoN BODY.
Douglas, a Negro Porter Carried Nine
Miles Down Stream.

Kingfsher, Okla. Nov. THE
body of another vietirn -of.the Cimar-
ron river wreck. which occurred north
of this place September 49, has been
brought to this city. II is the body of
Douglas, the negro porter who has
been missing since the day of the
wreck. The body was found in the
sand of the river bed nine miles below
the scene of the wreck. It was discov-
cred by a farmer, who saw a hand and
arm sticking out of the sand. Coyotes
had been digging at the body and
partly it.
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MISS Cay Shepard, Of Kansas City,
who has been visiting Miss Mauds
Grimes. was the guest of honor at an
INFORMAL dance given last night at thf
country club Those present were Nj
and Mrs. Don Mulyane. Miss Shepard,
Miss Lena Packard, of Los Angeles.
Cal. Miss Maude Grimes, Miss Elvie
Millspaugh, Miss Nellie Millspaugh,
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith.
Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Edna
Herbst, Miss Louise Kellam, Miss Ala
belle Troutman, Mr. David Lakin, Mr..
Ed Curry, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Samuel
freshman, Mr.. John Freshman, Mr.
Harry Fleishman. Mr.. &c Arnold, MI.
Harold copeland. Mr.. Bernard Crosby,
Mr.. Norris Wilson, and Nj. Matthews,
Of Ft. Worth, Texas.
Mrs. August Zahner was the hostess
at a o'clock luncheon today, given
for Miss Amy Nelson, of Ironwood,
Mich. Covers were laid for ten.
x x *
Miss Eva and Miss Isabel Smith gave
a one O'Clock luncheon today at the To-
peka club in honor of Miss Gay Shepard
Of Kansas City.
Miss Theodore Smith will entertain
her little friends tomorrow evening In
honor Of her birthday anniversary.
Those invited are Ruth Larimer. Lucille
Bolmar. Augusta Taylor, Mabel Cole.
Ruth Smith, Ruth ~Thomlinson, Ger
trude Gray. Anita Weiskirch, Merl
Beaman, Arthur Poole, Roger Gardner.
Conrad Dewey, Floyd Greenwood, and
Lewis Taylor.
Mrs. H. F. Smith of PotWin enter
tanned Monday evening for Mrs. 2
Andlauer of Kansas City. Her guest.
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. H. O.. Maddox
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cockerell, Mr.. anC
Mrs. E. H. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
b.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Pribble
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs
s. T. Elmore, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Mer
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Greenwood
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart, Mrs. W
Ritter, Mrs. r. O'Neil, Miss Blanche
Ritter, Miss Bessie O'Neil and Mr.
Ashford Greenwood.
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The Fleur de Lis club will meet thi
! afternoon with Mrs. W. /. Murphy o
315 West Fifth street.
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There will be a social meeting of tn.
Topeka chapter of the Daughters o
/ the American. Revolution Saturda.
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at@the homI
street. instead of with Mrs. n, F. Hand.
as first planned. The hostesses will b
Mrs. Shirer, Mrs. Handy, Mrs& A. I
Daniels, Miss Smith and Miss Martin.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Judge and Mrs. H. F. Mason return
ed his morning from Garden City.
Mrs. c.. 0. Knowles returned toda.
from W%aterville, Kan, where h visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. e O.. Thachel
Mr.. Fred Wilson leaves tomorrow 70
Streator. Ill. where his marriage t
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Sealed proposals will be received at this
offfce until 3 o'clock p. m. Monday, No
vember 18th. 1906. for repairing and paint
ing the roof of the Auditorium and City
Building, as per the specifications Of the
cftv engineer now on file in this office. All
work to be done under the instructions
Of the city engineer
the city OF Topeka must accompany each.
bid, as a guarantee that the party to
whom the award may be made will enter
into q contract with the city within Eve
DAYS after the award IS made.
The mayor and council reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids.
+ Il. soUIRESs City Clerk.
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FORMERLY OF KANSAS.
J. P. White, of saIlna. Attempted Sui
eide af Omaha.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. TT. P. White.
formerly of SaIina, Kan. for many
years agent for the Pacific Express
company in Omaha. was found here
in his room with two gas jets turned
on. His condition is critical. It is be-
Iieved he attempted suicide while tenn
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Tonight

DR.. Toyokichi Iyenaga's last lecture
in the university exteEsion course at.
the high school tonight. Subject: The
East and e-West."
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Miss lulu Healy will entertain the
active members of the Beta sorority
Of Washburn and their men friends
Saturday evening.
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ONCE Of City Clerk.
Topeka. Kansas. November 6. 1906.
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TEGAL.


First Published in the Topeka State
Journal November 6. 1861
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Miss Helen Roehr viii entertain Fri
day afternoon in compliment to Miss
Edith OFT.
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FREE -DIsPENsARy.

MONROE ST. FREE DIsPENsAzx.
12 M0nrQe st. Conducted by regular
practising physicians and surgeons. A1ad-
zeal service free, Medicine free IN soma
cases 0niee hours 2 to s .. m Calls
night OF day Ind. tel sz1s-
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WANTED-sALEsnfEN.


WE WANT CAPABLE MAN for salaried
position who can invest $500 or more in
clean substantial manufacturing business.
No risk. We secure the money. Salary
not less thar &125 if you can qualify. Man
with mercantile training preferred. Manu-
faeturer, State Journal.
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Miss Franc Duncan, of Denver. viii
be the guest of honor at an informal
evening given by Miss Nadine Lyle
tonight.
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No. slo-Passenger to TT. scott....ssm pm.
No. 6s2zFreight .... .-.-...-.----- TO am.
NORTHBOU[U-
No. eog-Passenger from TT Bcctt12:D pr
No. s91-Freight $3.50. --.s-%-----6:8 pD
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ZOE sAIE-REAn EsrArM

FOR SALE-REAb ESTATE
GEO. N. NOBLE q CO.,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms and city Bargains.
- KAN. AVE OPP. PosroFFTcE
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SURVEYS, r~unabouts and top buggles at
bottom prices. Repairing and ruober
tires. Repository I1C ~. Fifth st.
Factory 414-426 Jackson st.
z. G.. KINLEY-
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MTsCETAANEoUa


SUITS MADE FOR SIS for a few days al
31s East 4th st. ]. A. Anderson
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE
DAILY Except Sunday.)
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JEWELERS..


JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweier and optI-
elan. Complete stock OF watches, dia-
monds. s~ilYerWare, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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WHOLESALERS


THE CoUGHLN HARDWARE CO.
Hardware stoves. fine tools. 7os kan
Eas " Tel. sos.
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COLLEGE.
GAS FITTING.

4EGTTNG sT0VEs AND 80TsE
piping a speciality; work guaranteed
reasonable rates. Griffin & Hall, 1854 Har-
rison. Ind. Tel 1881.
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MONEY.


MONEY to loan for farm and city prop
erty at the lowest rates and easiest terna4
Noon, Charles a. Co., ZIG z. Fifth St
MONEY to loan on live stock. pianos. per-
sonaI security household goods. typeWril-
erS- ". E Seguine. as K a. Ind tel ufs-
MONEY to loan on personal property.
payment SIS week win pay on loan -
IN . weeks. c.. H. Flintham, notary pub
lie. sos E. Fourth st. Ind. tel. 81.
MONEY to loan on live stock. pianos. or
ganss typewriters. household goods and
personal security. l. Biscoe, SOS Kan ave.
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UNDERTAKINGS

L. n PENWELL. funeral director an3
embalmer. First class service, reasone-
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FLORISTS
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
NfANurACr1rRERs


E. G. KINLEY.
Manufacturer and dealer IN ali kinds a
vehicles See us about that delivery waS
on. lie ". Fifth st.
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ATHLETIC Goons


GUNS REPAIRED. EXCHANGED and sol
Howards, 40 Kansas ave.
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wANrEp-srruAuoUa


WANTED-PIace to work for board by
boy attending high school. A. F., care
Journal
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I PAY highest cash prices for your cas-
off clothing. shoes. hats and Overcoatl
Drop a card or call Ind. tel. 1873. Be
tel. 200. G. Gordon. 435 Kansas ave.
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: HELP.

WANTED-GlrI to bake bread; no work
Sundays. Apply 119 West 9Th
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

MISUNDERSTANDING baben, if bas
Weien bes @enter epfems.
Usit btsiem SPLEEN finc nun neusr-
binss In Mailanb, Srantrei4 nno
Rorpegen tpeitsre 0erfu&e sema6t
porben. eebr borR9iig III bic Wai'
ldnoer SOcieta umanitaria porgsgan'
gen. sic bai sunadh -psriudswsifs
nuf elm Snbr" elm. 4rbeitslOlsnuntsr'
fibunsssahe ~sssrinoet. bic isosm Der
81 angsi4lORsnsn 8srufsberbdnoe, Der
istnsn psrf9srten Wttglteoern bet por-
iiberse6enber arbsitsloRstsit (bis su
90 Sassn) 669fsns II Grant tasli9sr
unterftibuns ssudbrt. einet 3ufdub
bon ! Grant pro untsrfhBungstug
sahlt. go baben .. 9. i'm Oftober II
uno TN Hobember 10 gerufstahsn, bic
tpegen unfrsipiaissr arbsitslofsfsit
Nus3abluneel an 9srf9erte ma9ten,
3uf&hHs erbaltsn, bur9 bic he ben te'
troHsnen Nrbsiiern stua Is pro3ent
msbr ausaablen tonnten. am g..
September 1905 bat aud Der frabere
prdFosnt Der fran30Fi@sn &epubIit
cine 0%eroronune %erIafen. bic unter
oenielbsn 2autslsn sinen S~taats3ui8ub
bon Is Prosent Der aesablten RaRen.
untsrfhbungsn bel arbsitslofgteit por'
Fsbt. @%infmsiIsn fnb n~lIerbings nur
100, 900 Srant fir bisieh 3psd bereits
ssfslt; aber I'M BebarfsfaIe piro bic
2ammsr germ tusitere geuinigun9er
MAIDEN. No9 etuas 9eringer als in
Srantrsi&. iol Der Staats3ui9ub
psrosn. Der isBt In HOrpegsr fur bic
unfreimili9 arbsitsloIen bsantra9t
wiro. gr III 3undaf far 10 Sabre
auf Is proasnt normirt. Mu4 bier
ertpartst mon aber babur9 cine gr6bere
Nn3abl BON Mrbeitern als bisbsr au
bsrnnlafsn, fi9 bel ibren berufi9en
@erbanbstaHsn aesen unfreiwilIige
arbsitslofgtsit au berf9ern.
Dos @snter Spfem, bas fi8 bur4
p.iiss Wabbaltsn aus3ei9nst, bic Ron.
trulle Der gerufssenOHen bsrbei3iebi
unb aus bfsntliasn Wittsln Die I'm.
freipiaig Irbeitslofen inoirstt bur&
3ui9HRs an bic bsruHi9sn Yeri4es
runsstaRsn u~nisrfibt. bat alfo bersiss
in brei 2dnbern Ra&abmuns &c.
funben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
srabtlofe selesrapbic bel aadbt.

Wie Die @%rfabrung geSeist Fat. 1T
brabtlofe Geographic BEL No6t auf
peitere Streden mOg!i9 als bel Sage.
8ei @erfuden, bie BON omerifanii6en
&riegsidiffen i'm Itlantii9en Ssean
ansefteut tpuroen. ergab fi9, boB Die
grObte gntfernuna, BEL tpel9er big
ltebermitteluns bon Sepei9en uilf
brubtlofem Wese m0slid mar, BEL Sage
$40 Seemeilen betrug. Hahts fpras
diem bieielben apparate unter fonit
glsiGen llmftGnben nod bel 100 Meis
len gntfernuns an. Der @runo biefer
Grfdeinuns 1T ni9t senau befannt.
Ginigs 5adleute meinen, oaB ole BON
ser Sonne aassebenoen 9i9tz uno
@drmemelen Der 4usbreitung elettri<
fder Wellen einen 9epiffen WioerftonS
e%ntge9enfeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
etias.lotbrinsiIhe stmoenten.

Sn tpel9em Mabs ii9 Die ~elIabslotbs
ringif@e SepDlferung in Die bur9 ben
&rieg bon 1870 auf 1871 neugei9affez
men poIitif9en @erbdltnihe a1mGlia
eingeiebt bat, gebt unter anoerem aug
folsenoer @ufiteaung berpor:
Oie 3dbl Der elfabslotbrinsif6eu
Observation-Disclosures lit BON III i'm
Winter 1875 auf 1876 unb 367 lin
Sabre 1885 duf 1886 auf 845 i'm
CONNER 1903, unmittelbar Dor Der
@rrt6tung Ser neuen fatbolif9>tbeolo=
giT9en SafultGt in Strabburg celtic
gen.. Sarauf ftieg ibre 3abl i'm pori=
gen Minterbalbiubr auf 1859 unO i'm
laufenoen Winteri emefter arf 1925.
Sm Winter 1893 duf 1899 sGblte mar
i'm 9an5en 815 elfabzlotbringif6e Uni.
terauf1Gmmtli9en bellt.
f9en uniperlitdten; oapon famen 42E
aus cinbeimi19en Tdmilien, 318 aus
oduerno i'm &ei9slano e%ingepanber=
ten Samilien, tppppn audi tpieber PAS
ielbft i'm 9eidslunbe eeboren paren;
duBerbem Damn mod AZ i'm &ei9slanOt
seborene BON ni9t anidifigen Samilien.
Inf 100000 ginpobner adblte mar
1885 auf 1886 in @lfab=2otbringer
23.5 Observation-Disclosures sesen btt
auf bas Seiiti6e @ei9 fallenoe Our9.
f9nittsSabl bon 54.5; i'm laufenoer
Winter aber 65.5 elidfiif9s Stuoenter.
i'm @eiammtosutf9lanb $50. SIM elm.
selnen lit Die 3abl Eel oen Suriften i'm
&ei6slanb seitiesen bon u auf nun.
mebr 278; Der pbilologen unS 9iito.
ritter bon 81 auf 236; Der Matbema:
ttter uno Observation-Disclosures bon Sc
auf 149; Der Mebisiner bon 81 aui
nur 129; BEL ben pbarma5euten ppr
Is auf Ct; Die ebansslifGen Sbsoloser
ffno, tpie in OeutI6lano iiberhaupt, 5us
ridgegangen, unb sipar lit ibre 3abl
bon 81 auf Al gefunfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

eeItian,e, bel eiaem suiiiidjen G~eIabdaoIes
~beobadbtete Srautbeif.

EGIffQutf, bet ettett tututdlcu W~fl3Hd16Ief
beobadDtets Ssranfbeit.
Mds SarbenblinObeit lit, oas meib
elm ieosr. aber o Wortblinbbeit tper=
Den pObl nur tpenige 2sier je gebOrt
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lit.
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aerartigeu interefanten San Der Ser
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gems benin Wa9peroen bemertte, bab
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bat aud felber cine our9aus nprmdle
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9ei9riebenes nod @ebrudtes. 3ifferu
uno 3a6len MAIDEN ibm 6agegen feinerz
lei S6pierigteiten. 50 Ct Dermag To-
gar ieIber gang FORFEIT gu f6reiben, lit
a6er ni6t i'm Stdnbe, aud MIR eiR
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unfdbig, einfa9e 3ei9nungen, pie Die
elmer SABINE, zines 0auies, zines 9o1e
mes unb Gbnli9er @egenitdnoe, Die
iebes &in6 forreft 6euten piir6e, iber>
baupt 3u erfennen. Emulation lit bei
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uno unter Dem 3uitanbe felbit f9per
leibet.
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dppdrdt bel Dem Patienten pottOmmen
intdtt lift. DAP troBoem oas gang
ri9tig aufgenommene Bib bes DOrtes
ooer ser 3eibnung i'm 8epuBtiein ni9t
gum tprreften @usorud tommt, liegt
an elmer ltnterbre6ung Der @erbinbuno
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Dem @ebirn, init anberen Wprten an
elmer Wprtblinobeit ooer elmer Seelenz
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Sbeiie eritredt, ni6t alIgemeinen Gbds
rdtters lit.