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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

eighteen hundred years ago by an
eruption of Vesuvius. We arose at
o'clock and made an early start, going
by trolley road through vineyards and
gardens. The Italians have rocky,
mountainous country, with a large
population, and are compelled to Gull
tivate every foot Of it: here you often
see three crops on one piece Of ground
fruit trees, vines and egetables, and
the mountain sides are terraced and
cultivated as in Japan.
After an hours ride, we alighted at
q station. and a few feet away we
entered the gates Of Pompeii now
maintained as a government museum.
Although Pompen was destroyed
eighteen hundred years ago, and COW
cred to a depth of thirty feet by ashes
from Nesuvius, it remained buried for
sixteen centuries. Two hundred years
making excavations. and now has a
great part of the town uncovered. al
though work is still in progress. The
guide said old Pompeti occurred a
space three miles square, and that a
space two miles square had been un-
covered; this seemed a very large
statement to me, but it is certain that
walked rapidly through the streets
OF Pompeu for two hours, and prob
ably did not see half Of it.
I had always imagined Pempeii as a
little relic; on the contrary, It IS
complete city The eruption which de-
stroyed Pompen and Herculaneum came
on gradually: that is Vesuvius kept
acting worse every hour for three or
tours days before the great eruption
came, and most of the people got away;
the number killed did not exceed i've
hundred. according 10 the guide. who
locked like Frank Crowen. and talked
ike him. PompeH was destroyed by
being covered uD with ashes. but
Hereulaneunl was destroyed by being
covered with red hot lava. It
has been a compar 7tiveIy easy matter
to excavate at Pompeil bat excavations
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

will be very difficult at HercuIaneum,
which many people believe was q more
wonderful city than Pompeii, that 1t
was occupied by a better class of people
and that finer art works viii be found
there. But almost nothing has been
done at old Herculaneun, the site of
which is now covered with an italian
town which is nearly as dirty as Jeru-
salem: and Jerusalem is the dirtiest
town in the world
Some of the art works that have been
found at Pompen and Herculaneum are
among the finest in the world: notably
Resting Mercury copies of which
may be seen everywhere. Although
Pompeii was built 300 B. c., it resembled
a modern city IN many ways It had
beautiful theaters, baths. hotels, shops,
market places, squares for public
amusements. etc. Fountains were
numerous, and the lead plumbing was
as good as that of today The streets
were narrow, but all Of them were
paved with blocks of stone, and the
ruts made by the carts maystill be seen
Restaurants, bakeries and wine shops
are about as numerous as in a modern
town, and the hotels are very elaborate;
they had gardens and courts that very
few of the modern Italian hotels can
surpass. There was q forum, where
the orators and philosophers fooled the
people, and an arena, where the glad
iators fought. It was all on much
larger scale than I expected to find IT.
OF course the roofs are gone, but up
to the top of the first story Of the
houses, Pompeii Is complete. The guide
says .Pompeii at the time of its destruc-
ton had from twelve to thirty thou
sand inhabitants; it seems to have been
something OF a summer resort for peo-
pie living at Rome. IF Pompeii had but
twelve thousand people at the time Of
its destruction 1t war a smaller town
than Atchison; but its ruins indicate
that Il was a very large city. 1t had
two very large theaters. one for trag-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

edies and the other for comedies. and
it had a chamber of commerce indicat-
ing that the town was commercially Of
very considerable importance.
In a museum at Pompen may be seen
many curious things. negro was evil
IDENTIFY lOoting the nearly deserted town,
and had his belt full of money. " hen the
big eruption came the negro was over
come and smothered. and his body is in
the museum, with many others These
bodies have been perfectly preserved and
their positions indicate that they died IN
great agony. Bread was found IN many
ovens, and thousands of other articles are
preserved in this museum, and In the
larger one in Naples
A favorfte story "on'' the old Romans
is that they ate many meals day, Tor
the pleasure of eating, and then threw
It UP. In PompeH are seen vomitoriuTns,
places where the people went TO Nomit'
after gorging themselves with food.
A sign over a pawnshoop, hberaily trans
ing. but I am here for business. Please
transact your business as quickly as pos
sible, and then get out Here are Two
ideas indicating that the ancients were
wiser than the moderns: the moderns try
to digest the excess Of food they eat. ana
they also try to mix pleasure with ousi-
ness
fact that impresses me isthat Pompeii
was no larger than AtchIson, and 1t was
built before the Christian era, yet IN us
ruins were found many works OF art rnal
have not been equaled to this day IN ING
museum at Naples are preserved eleEeia
thousand articles deemed OF particular
interest; IN the twenty houses eXcsFslteu
at FIerculaneum were found 200 statues
which are deemed Of great value IN the
..so1-i5 o9 today If Atchlson should be
covered up by a volcano today and e7zca-
zated IN twenty centuries how many
FORKS Of art would be found and pre-
served as the best of their kind2 the
Romans ard Greeks we're the cleverest OF
dlae ancients, and modern people 90 To-
f,5ilv realize how clever the ancient 10
mans and Greeks were T. ~ p
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
WITH YOUNG GIRLS.
Two sixteen Years Old Arrested in
Company of Notorious Jointist.

lobe Tobias Corrine Evans and
Leitha Sawyer, the first a jointist and
the others two young girls little more
than children, were arrested on lower
Kansas avenue last night for disorder
ly conduct The girls were released on
their own recognizance. The Sawyer.
girl is the daughter Of a preacher, and
is only 16 years Of age. The officers
charged the man and the girls with
acting in a disorderly manner, and
Tobias with trying to drag one Of the
girls into a resort.
The girls may be released on con
dition that they testify against Tobias.
The girls should have Immediate at
tention. They belong to the class Of
children who roam the streets when
they should be at home and who I'LL
the rescue homes. In this case Il is
claimed that Tobias was trying to force
the girls to enter notorious restau-
rant. Tt IS about time the police We're
using the mailed fist in cases of this
kind
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
CAN WATER MILK TO TASTE.
It May Soon Be on the Market in
Powdered Form.

New York March ia special to
a morning paper from Ithaca. n. z,
says:
After experiments in his chemical
laboratory which have been kept up
diligently for over a year. Prof. G. W.
Cavanaugh Of Cornell has discovered =
process whereby he is able to extrace
the material from the Watery part Of
milk. He has demonstrated, it is said,
that it soon viii be possible to dis
tribute pure milk in powdered form.
needing only the addition of water to
return 1t to its natural form. The pro-
lessor says his discovery win eventual
" reduce the price Of milk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

The remarkable recovery Of Kenneth
BTcIver of Vanceboro. Ne. is the stibieef
Of much interest to the medical fraternity
and a wide circle of friends. He saws a.
his case: owing to severe Inflammation
OF the throat and congestion Of the IanEs
three doctors gave me up to die when ~
a last resort, / was induced to try Or
Kings New Discovery, and I am haDnr
to say it saved my life Cures the pvorst
coughs and colds. bronchitis, tonsfIisIs
weak lungs, hoarseness and la grippe
Guaranteed at the Arnold Drug Co s5i
North Kansas avenue. 80 cents and 81 "a
Trial bottle free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

6lcIan Ut e a hlm .
but the sores grew
worse. Then they
began to come on
his arms, then on
other parts of his
body, and then one
came on his chest,
worse than the
others. Then I call
ed another Dbvaf-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
BIue erass Under Ice.

Lexington, Ky. March 15.-The en-
tire blue grass section Of Kentucky is
swathed IN a sheet OF ice. Railway
and interurban cars are badly i'm
peded and stock is suffering. Sleet be-
gan to fall at 8 o'clock last night and
rain that freezes as fast as it falls con
tinues today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

a
clan. Still he grew worse. At the end
of about g year and a half of suffering
he grew so bad I had to tie his hands
in cloths at night to keep him from
scratching thesores and tearing thehesh.
He got to be a mere skeleton, and
was hardly able to walk. Ny Aunt
advised me to try Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. So great was her faith in
st that she gave me a small piece of
Soap to try and a little of the Oint-
ment. I took it home without any
faith, but to please her I tried it, and
1T seemed to dry up the sores q little.
sent to the drug store and got 3
cake OF the Soap and box of the
Ointment and followed the directions,
and at the end of about two months
the sores were all vel. He has
never had any sores Of any kind SINCE.
He is now strong and healthy,
and I can sincerely say that only for
your most wonderful remedies my
precious child would have died from
3hose terrible sores. I used only one
cake Of Soap and about three boxes
Of Ointment. fsigned) Mrs. Egg
bert Sheldon, r. z. D., No. 1, Wood
vile. Conn, April ., 1908.
C.snls,s Hzs11al and Iniarlal Trezineai for EyaTy
anaor from pimplal g 5o1afua5 from 4Taaey @ g.
r5-I4fIur - Cucura Soap CSC Ointment, aec Heeul-
f zoo "a form Of Cheeofaie Cpalea Fla, 20 Per Fa
--s ~ : Chsu7. C11a- ls1Ie Fgops- Esstens
ifeis5 1Isss E.sI e Qu1s BABY lla1~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
SANTA FR
Change IN TInle.

Beginning March 16 train NO. To-
Oklahoma, Texas and Colorado points
viii leave Topeka. daily at 1895 a. m.
z. 4. KING. Az
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
BABY COVERED
WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Wasted
aSkeIeton-AwfuI Suffering for
Over a Year-Grew Worse Under
Doctors-S Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTlCURA.

any little son, when about a year
and a half old, began to have sores
come out on his face. I had a ply
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

Monday. February 70.
We devoted this morning to seeing
Pompeii destroyed something like
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

Arrived at the custom house land
ing, I hired guide and he rushed
US through the custom house and
to the Vesuvius hotel. which fronts
on the bay Mrs. Martin and her
Two daughters. of Reno, New. are
still with US, and win probably ac-
company US to Rome
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

In driving about, we saw flowers grow
ing IN the open air, and oranges. ana
lemons on the trees. The markets were
full of fresh vegetables. although severe
snow storms are reported IN France. We
heard an open air concert by a military
band: a band almost as large and fine
as the Royal italian band, and the trees
about US were in full leaf.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
Vegetable and Flower
Seeds e Dozen Packages. l5c

ZOO packages Of flower and vegetable seeds Over
dred varieties Just such seeds you usually pay
may be little early to plant these Seeds certainly
too early to buy It's to to take full advan-
tage of this price Friday and Saturday seeds HA0
dozen packages 1AJAv
complete in packages garden
n
arrival is rather uncertain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

Naples reminds me of Paris. except
that much of it IS built on side hills
Many Of the older streets are very mar
row. and the houses six and seven stories
high: some of the side streets are not
more than IS feet wide. OF course there
is a modern section, as fine as any Of
the continental cities, and of course
there is famous drive along the shore
where splendid equipages are seen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
New Music, 15c

This list of titles contains moth
ing but the very latest and popular
music, both vocal and instru-
mental.
Jawhawker=Two-s
Southern Beauties-TyEO-st step.
III be Back in a DLinute-COOn
song
I've Got Such a Funny Feeling
When Look at You.
On the Banks OF the Rhine with
a Stein.
Regular price is 23c-price in
this Friday and Saturdays IT,
sale, copy B w
Mail orders. 1c extra.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

In the evening, we saw dozens OF
herds of milk goats IN the residence sec
lions. These goats are driven in from
the country, morning and evening. Goats
soon learn where they are MIXED. and
climb six or seven stairWays to the
fats where they are wanted. Here
they are MIXED, and the goats hurry
home without a herder. the attraction
being their evening feed.
Another popularity of Naples is that
horses in harness do not have bits in
their mouths. the brides fit tightly
around their noses, and they are guided
and controlled without the cruel bits we
use
on electric cars here. also. are two
n1otoruen: one who handles the power
levers, and another who handles the
brakes.
The cheapest thing in Naples is mu-
sic. Tonight our party of five occu-
pied a box at the finest opera house in
Europe, and the charge was IS. The
opera was La Tosca,' but we were all
tired and sleepy. and left after the
first act, although there were seventy
four men in the orchestra On our
way back to the hotel. we had fine
view of Vesuvius. Lava, red hot. was
pouring down the side OF the mountain
IN crooked streams. and made me
think Of a zig-zag lightning fash per
manently hanging in the sky on a very
dark night.
Monday. February 19.
dnzrofaT this 71rl,-4.fr,or II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15

for wall paper that should be
~ sold at 7c-hve different pat
terns-three of them made to the
special order Of this company and
have our name printed on the edge.
In this Friday and Saturday sale
these &c papers at sc per roll.
II for 1Oc wall paper in three
different patterns - splendid
quality paper suitable for any
room in the house-special for this
Friday and Saturday sale, -
roH- ...-. ...-.....-.-. "
1no and 15c for paper that reg
AV& ularly sells at zoe and 25c
several different patterns in gold
ecorations-very beautiful and
very new paper-for 1Oc and 15c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-15
Dictionary. $L3O

1905 edition of Webster's Una
bridged Dictionary very large
book inches thick=thumb in
dex-leatherette binding-15, 900
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of 10000
Words-alsO synonyms, foreign
phrases, authorizations, etc. These
dictionaries are worth $3.50. Re
member they are the 1905 edition,
and you can buy them Friday and
Saturday at the book e. IN
counter for. ..... sapT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
San3e 6amilis aus Dab
u9termorbef.

0oufon. Wo ID DIT. Der
6armsr Barnes parions, feline Grau
uno iei1e bret Rinoer tuurben In Der
Iebten Wa3t tn Der Ndbe BON Gliding
ermotoet. Gin 5nrmer. Wamsns
0amilton, Der bes entfebli6en 0ers
bredens berbd6tig mar, rpurbs Der.
baftet uno lou au9 idon baHslbe sins
geffanben BADEN. parfons bate feline
Garm on 0amilton Dertauft uno fubr
in einem pIanmasen NIT Tsiner So
Mile naa benz n6rbli9sn MiRouri.
Wenige Weilen boil fetner frhbsren
Garm purbe er aus benz Sinterbalte
tootgef8Ohen unb feline Grau uno feline
bret 2tnoer tobtgef9lagen.
Nae ftuf 2ei9sn murben bann auf
ben @asen gelaoen unb nod benz Big
pinop Glub gefabren. no Rs Ing Wafs
fer ~geworfen uurbsn. 8ier 2si&en
fno fdon gefunben tuOrben, tiur be
ienige zines 2inoes feblt nod.
Soma 6amiltot 1T BIER in's 8efdng.
NIB gebra&t mOrben. tusI9ss i4arf bonn
Sheriff uno bielen 6tlfsiberiKs Be.
paat uiro, ba man bic 2pn9ung bes
M6roers befiirdtet. parions iouobl
als aud 9amlltOn pareu bis6sr rubige
unb esa&tste 6armer unb Nismanb
bdtte bermutbet. bas Der 2ebtere 3u
elmer foI9eu entisBli9en Worotbat
fdbig iein t6nnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

- Die Muotena bes r%teuernannien
amsritanii9sn 8otf9afters, Sobn g.
u. 2eiibman, am Iebten Greitag bel
benz Sultan Der Shrtet trdbrte As
Winuien. Der Sultan fab mobI aus
unb untsrbisIt f9 Isbbaft nit Germ
2etf6man.
- BET ben beutigen Wettrenne1 aui
2on99amps BET Daris tam es 3u febr
ernffsn @ubefbruneer. nobel sine
grobe AnaabI pOli3ifen unb giptltRen
ie6r i&tuer bertuunbet uurbe. Die leb.
ten bret Wettrenneu tonnteu ri&t ab'
9ebalten tuerben, neil Der p6bel bis
&ennbabn beisbt bate.
- ,Das Aderbauamt bat etn Sanb.
bu8 ftr 2eute, tpel&e R& auf ftinflt&
beudRsrtem 2anbe TN fernert Weifen
rieberlaRen tpolIen, berauseegeben.
Dartn utrb Dor 30 farier BeudHe.
rung bes Sooens ee!uarut, neil fonR
NIT benz @rnnbwafer Sal3e an bts
Oberfd9e bringsn, unb tpdbrenb baa
@aRer perounfe, bts 6aIje auf be,
erooberfd&e !blNbeu unb linfruGt.
bartlett erjeugen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Seker ana @crf.

Cine ioaenannte Senidtionsentbiil<
luna i'm Sill 8las" erinnert fart an
aeipife, 6intsrorein dls gefdli9t ers
fannie rOofumente", Die ~ieiner5eit Dem
Barren NleranOer III. in &openRdgsH
poraeleat puroen. Oamnls ME beuts
banoelt es fi9 um cine 8erodhtigu1J
Ser beuH4en Diplomatic. ~@il Bias"
be6uuptet, oab in 8ronberg BON eng
liI6er Seite v4ttenItiide" Dorgesggt
tporoen isier, aus Oenen bsrpor9e3sa
iou, DAB oeutI6e 4senten nit Difsn
uno Wilen Der oeuti9en Regierung
Die Dor einisen Nonuten gegen eng
lfI6e OFisiere betriebsne Igitation
beeinflubt bGttsr. Su @inSsIbe:ten
asbt bas 8latt ni6t elm: es mar and
9efpib nidt in Der Gage, ft4 ii5er
Sic @atbeit iener Sotumente, penn
S:eIe iiberhaup. eriitirsn, &larbeit 81
oerI6afFen. Die @ntbiuuns lit absr
6uraftsriitiI9 fir cine in sepi1en
BARRIER &reifen felt Der &ronbsr5er
Gntrepue berrihenos Hsrpoiitdt. Wlln
min BON smitdnoiger osuti6er Settle
@rfldrunseu bsrausfOroern, uno bic
fem 3rpede gu oienen f4eint ieoes
MitteI gut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Naerlet tletne Sepei@em.
IA. Gttpber.

IA. Sttober.
- Hu& suanaig WeiBe fnb In Mts
lanta. Co., tuegen getbeiligung on
benz itinfen 8lutbsrsieben aneetlast
uorben.
- @raf Witte bat In paris enifdie.
f&ieben erfldrt, bab CT rie tpieber bie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In @uBIanb ibers
nebmsr tperbe.
= Mm Wontag beiratbet In gKen
Bertha 2rupp 2sutnant @ufab bon
Boblsn = 9alba9. Der 2aiier wirb
antueienb fetn.
- Die bsiosn Bunbss.a rsu3er Go.
loraoO" unb vWsf Yirsinia" fubren
beute In ben SusatanI auf Der 5abrt
mad ben OFafatif9sn @eudhern.
= Die Saliseo Banf ii @uabala.
iare, @erieo. uirb. tpie es bsibt. bur9
bic unterf&laeungen ibrss friberen
@eiadftsfahrers anndbsrnb $500, 900
perlteren.
= Bel Rod Sslanb. ST., mari Der
Qubfdnger elmer 2otomotipe ben Gar.
mer Worib 6%erbranbt bon fsinem Wa.
gen auf ben 2ofomotibsns S9ornfetn.
Der Wann tam nit benz S9redel ba,
bon.
SIM nnteri9abamte tpurben &c.
ffern bon biefisen Banfen 81, 900, 600
beponirt behufs telegrapbii9er Mnmei.
flung In San GraneiscO, BON ND bic
Summe mad ben pbilippinen sebsn
uirb.
- Dreitauienb 8alIen 8aumwolle,
uel&e am 8. Ofiober an Borh bes
britii&en Dampfers .Surfefan" bon
Sapannab, Co., In Bremen anlang.
ten, fnb bort geftern bur@ 5euer aer.
f6rt tuorben.
= Soaqutn .. @aRafus. Der msri.
faniI9e @eianbte In Waibington,
.. g., bat beute Dem prdRbsnten Siaa
feline ReRsnutiOn auseI9idt. Die @s-
fgnation TT oie Golge ieiner a%rgegriI.
fenen @eunbbeit.
= Drei perfonen tpurben beute
aei6otet unb atuan3ie psrIebt BET einsm
8abnunelid In gpsrnap. 5ranfrei4.
Gin paRagier3ug ffanb TN Babnbufe,
als etne 2ofomotibe NIT boiler Qraft In
Senislbeu b%tneinfubr.
- ueber anf6btse politif9e poft.
tarten, ueI9e TN WortfpisI iber ben
@amen 6earf. ben Nem Dorfer Sou.
bsrneurstanbioater In einem 2ei6en.
tuaeen sei9en, bat bas Nem Dorfer
b0Fanf ben U1rttt Der9dngf.
- Die @bieaso, Burlington &
Qutnep.B abu, tpel&e betanntIi& In
bte Qontro0s 6ia's uub Der Nort6ern
paeiic.B abn ibersesanssn III, unb
auf beren afiien 0ortbern paeifie 8
pro3ent idbrli9 garanttrt. bat seRern
tbren Sabresberi&t e%rtattet. Die
8abn bate @oheinnabmen In 66bs
bon ga. 146. $40 unb $22, 683, O29
Retnetnnabmen.
= Die Burlington abngeieli&afi
ldbt tn 2anfas @ttp cine neue Bride
gum 2ohenpreiie bon elmer MlIton
Dollars bauen.
- Die Suben In Netpport, 2p.,
tielten beute etne WuHenbsrfammlung
ub unb nabmen 8ei&lhFe an. unn R&
ssger BITE gerfOIgunset unb unsers&s
itofsttsn ieitens Der poIiwt unb ber
etaotberipaltuns 80 f&dbsi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
S1arfe 8efimmmmaem.
Fe8nlatip sama Observation-Disclosures
nod niht senebmist.

Us abington o. g., IA.
OttOber. grnfe STANDARDIZATION ba.
ben f& NIT Yeaus auf bic 4usfhb.
rungsbef au benz .Rsin.
Rabrungsmittel". @efsbe ergsb.n. Die
Wori&riften fno bon Or. 70. 8. Wi.
lsp bonn 9anowirib'&afts.G epartsmsnt,
Or. 6. g. Q. Nortb bonn 6anbels.
Sspartement unb Samss 6. Scrip bonn
S1abamte a%usgsarbeitet tpprben. Na9
tuO9enlangen 8erathungsn, Sibungen
uno unteriu&unsen famen fe in einem
entuurfe tibsrein. bon benz mo
tuuBte, bob er bas @r9ebnib 5ablreiter
2ompromife mar. gs III au bsftra.
ten, bab oie bret Setrstdrs, beren Gs.
nebmi9uns gum grIaHe Der DOri&rif.
ten srforoerli9 if, He niat obne Wets
teres bi0igen tpsrbsn. 6srr Netcalf
uno6errW Billion baben bic efimmunsen
bsreits aeprtft. ibre g~enebmiguns aber
nod niat erfldrt. 6srr @srrp bs9isbt
f4 nod Wef.g trgtnisn, INN He bort
benz Setretdr Sbatu borsuIsssn. 60
if ni&t unmabri&einIi&, oab bic brsi
Setretdre nd9fens no9mals tber ben
@egenfano unb bic Befimmunger1
tOnferirsn tpsrben. bsbor fe Tn araft
9eisBt tperoen t6nnen.
@a4 ben Beftmmungsn III es gum
getipiel Mot IuldiRg, In Mmerita Ia.
brighten S&aummein OILS @bampasnsr
gu be5eidnen. 10 rein er aud iein mag.
gs mub beiben: Nmsritanif9er @sin
nod @bampaensr=Nri ober 10 abnlt6.
Rein ameritanif9er 3Gfe bHrfte fernsr
beiiptelsweiie als Neuf4ateIsr In ben
Sanbel gebra9t perben, obi9on bic
2afebereiter bebaupten, bas let etne
tiberaa ibli&e geaei4nung fur cine &C.
wihe art Der 3ubereituns. gs muB
nod ben rlslsn Bsffimmuneen beiBen:
armsritanif&er 2die nod Nerf6atsls,
art. Serarttge risorois Bsfimmun'
gen ueroen mabrf&einli& ni9t obns
Weiteres bic 3ufimmuns Der brei Be-
tbeiligten Sefretdre erbalten, tussbalt
Dor ibrer enbgtltigen JeRfequns nod
einise 3eit pergsbeu tuirb.
Rontrattba bes RanaIs.
Wahin 9 o n, 9. g.. IA. Dit.
Biz iebt babsn apst ausldnbtfde Wa.
tionen Snterefs fur ben Rontraft nbe,
bic ausfabrung bes Sabmustanals be-
tunbet, inoem Yertreter Der fran36F.
fhen 8otf&aft unb Der f&usiaer &C.
fanbtf9aft f9 boz, Der 6anaI. Rom
miifton Gbf9riften bes 2ontraftss uni
fonfige Nustunft tiber bamit In gu
fammenban9 ffebenbe BerbdltniHe En-
tbeilen lieBen. Bon Mmerifanern fnt
9unberte BON Nnfragen tn bieier Be-
aiebung einee9angen unb bic msiffer
tamen bon Girmen I'm Often.
8 ranspor ri C o
ntf&em Obfte.
SOS u geIes. IA. Ottobsr
Die Southern pacific.. bic xsras &
paeiic. unb bic WiRourt, 2anfas 6
Eeras.g abn babsn sine Grti9te.W Ser
fanot.@ eisuf@aft sebiIoet, um califOr
nti9e ISrH8te 70 f9nsG aIs m6slid
nod Ranias @itp, ct. 2ouis uno @bt
eaeo unb bon bort nod Nsm Dor
unb benz Often su bef6roern. Be
erffs 3ug Der neuen @efelf&aft mirl
ON Is. Ottobsr bon Sos MngeIss ab
getahen rueroen. Die ftr ben 6ra&t
transport beftmmtsn 3ise iolIsn aller
anoeren, ausgenOmu men Yerionen3tiss
tn Der B%ef6roeruns %boranseben. 81
WiRouri, RanIas & Ssras . Babn Be
abR&ttst. bte Strsde bon Sort Wortl
nod 2anias @itp, SOC Weilsn, tn q
Stunben ourtid3uIe9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Ser 9ireftor Der BON
Staate ,tnteritiitten Sol5idnisidule
in @armbrunn, Yrofeiior 8al0e, III
nod I6ngerer &runfbeit i'm Sitter cor
so Snhren bort aeitorben.