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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
SCHOOL BOARD
HOLDS REGULAR
Two of Teachers Engaged Re-
fuse to ACCept-VdCdnCy
in Eighth Grade No. /.

A special meeting of the board of
education was held last evening to
take up the regular order of business,
no quorum having been present the
evening before, the time for the
regular meeting.
Very little business was transacted
outside of the routine work, although
considerable item was consumed in
discussing trivial matters. The al
lowance of an time in the batch of
bills called for an objection on the art
of Com. Viebahn. 1t was the bill in
connection with the recent drawing
exhibit. The gentleman called at
tention to the fact that he had exam
ined some of the work while in pre-
paration and found that some of the
boys had used deception by tracing
their work instead of doing 1T off
hand. Com. Voss inquired as to
whether or not the special drawing
teacher was not to blame for not over
seeing the work more closely. Mr.
Viebahn stated that he would not OBJ
ject to the bill this time, but added
that he would in the future. Supt.
Roseman spoke favorably Of abandon
ing the drawing exhibit at the high
school and hereafter having the display
in the various schools and to include
exhibits from all pupils, be The
work good or bad. The matter of
the vacancies in the corps of teachers
called forth some discussion. Clerk
DR.. Field announced that since the list
of appointments had been made at the
last regular meeting of the board, L.
A. Simnicht, one of the assistants in
the high school, had refused to accept
unless there was an increase of salary
to $50 per month. 1t was also stated
that Miss Fannie Kringel, Fifth grade
teacher, had refused to accept. There
is also another vacancy in the Eighth
grade, No. 1.
Com. Voss moved that the matter
of filling the vacancies be referred tc
the committee on teachers and insruc-
tion. Com. Viebahn offered ar
amendment to the effect that the
matter be referred to the entire board
acting as the committee of the whole
Not receiving second, the Voss mo.
tion prevailed, Mr.. Vlebaha offering
the only dissenting vote.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
KUN kW|Ck WITH A KLUB
We Want Only a Little From the
Top. Not All.

During the week, Frank Eaton
was the recipient of a postal card
about II inches in size upon the
face of which was a picture of a man
with a bomb in his hand with lighted
fuse which in his anger, judging from
the expression of his countenance he
was about to throw and the people
were represented as running helter and
skelter to get out Of the seeming dam
ger. On the ground at his feet was
cask represented as containing dyna-
mite. The picture did not represent
nor reflect Mr.. Eaton, for he is spare
of form and good natured and would
not harm 1.-THE least of Them" On
the face of the card were the follow
ing inscription: Kolo-Kola, Hot Tom
the Great Summer Tonic Going out
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
STABB|NG AFFAIR WAS
ENACTED LAST NIGHT
The Result of Dispute Over Game Cards at the ODOn
nell Sdloon-John Hefty the WCtnl-The Brute
is August Huttner. Now in JAIL

to do days work Here Ice wagon,
three runaway per week and several
other; and on the reverse side the fol-
lowing: Klondike Fizz -"Mike
Huntry' Drinks-Hot Tom Bitters try.
it for a summer Drink-Our Hot Apple
Toddy a cool summer Drink, and
several others of a similar import.
When Frank received his card he
went into convulsions of mirth and
said: | mistrust who were the jokers
who sent him the same and vowed
that he would get even with them
if he had to lay awake nights to do
it-and it will be Hot Tom stuff fresh
from the spigot.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06

AS the result of dispute over a
game Of cards last night, John W..
Hefty is suffering from some danger
GUS cuts from a sharp knife or razor
in the hands Of August Huttner. 1t
seems that the two were engaged in
a game of cards at the O'Donnell sa-
loon on the west side about II o'clock
last night. According to reports the
dispute had no more than started when
Hutter pulled the knife and proceeded
to cut and slash the victim of the
affair. Two ugly gashes were re-
ceived on the head. laying the top of
the head and face open to the bone.
The unfortunate man bled profusely
and for a time it was feared that
Hefty would die from the loss of
blood. DR.. Simpson was summoned
to the scene, and assisted by DR..
Field, sewed up the wounds and made
the sufferer as comfortable as it was
possible under the circumstances.
AS soon as possible after the occur
renee, the victim of the episode was
removed to his home. While it was
fortunate that Hefty was not killed,
he will nevertheless be marked for
life. Huttner made his escape from
the saloon, after which the entire
night police force took up a search
for him. Officer Butzler was success
full in effecting capture, locating
the fellow on the c., M. & St. Paul
track, evidently intending to leave
the city. The officer persuaded the
fellow to accompany him, but it was
not before Huttner reached for his
pocket in an effort to get at his knife
again. A search of Huttner at the
Jail resulted in finding a razor with
blood stains on the blade. The affair
created considerable excitement last
night and it was stated by several
that Huttner has made numerous harsh
threats of late. The chances are
that the desperate character will get
about ali the law allows.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
ONLY 81 YEARS OLD.

81 am only 80 years old and don't
expect even when l get to be real old
to feel that way as long as l can get
Electric Bitter" says Mrs. F. H.
Brunson, of Dublin, Ga. Surely
there's nothing else keeps the old as
young and makes the weak as strong
as this grand tonic medicine. Dys-
pepsia, torpid liver, infamed kidneys
or chronic constipation are unknown
after taking Electric Bitters a resaon-
able time. Guaranteed by R. H. Bren-
necke, druggist. Price SOC.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
THE KNIGHTS RETURN
FROM CAMPING TRIP
Young People Enjoyed Two
Weeks. Outing at Lake
MillS---A Fine Time.

The Knights of King Arthur re-
turned yesterday from Lake Mills af-
ter an outing of two weeks, every
minute of which was enjoyed by the
Knights. They returned by train
from Johnson Creek, having walked
from Lake Mills in order to examine
the Indian Mounds near Aztalan,
which are of absorbing interest to the
Psychologists. Their baggage and.. camp
equipage was brought by team, Louis
Funk of the town of Watertown
having driven over for that purpose.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
CANNON DISCHARGE,
FINGERS BLOWN OFF
Accident at Jefferson the
Fourth BY Premature
Discharge.

On the Fourth, William Roessler
and Charles Buchta of Jefferson, i'm
provised cannon out of piece of
gas pipe and proceeded to celebrate.
After firing it off several times, there
was Premature discharge which re-
suited in the loss of the entire index
finger on one of Roessler's hand and
a part of one of the index finger on
one of Buchta s hands.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
TO THE PEOPLE OF WATERFOWL

He is known to be good doctor
and is considered by all as being al
most resident, as he has been making
regular monthly visits in our community
for years.. The public as a general
rule look with disfavor on the travel
ing doctor. But not so with DR..
Chas. A. Hoag, the Chicago Special
ist, who has proven by his large and
successful practice and cures to be
thoroughly reliable, and In all these
years we have never heard one un-
favorable report. Our business re-
lations with the Doctor enable US to
recommend him to our readers as being
thoroughly reliable. DR.. Charles A.
Hoag will be in Watertown, at the
New Commercial Hotel, Friday, July
20nd.-
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
Modern WOOdmen of America.

At the regular meeting of the camp
this evening, after the transaction of
the routine business, an half hour or
more will be devoted to memorial
services for departed member. All
members of the camp and neighbors
sojourning in the city are requested
to be present.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06
NUMBER 46

enthusiastic spectators. The little
giant of Watertown won the laurels
of the match easily. taking three
straight amid the cheers of his ad-
mirers. The first fall was taken in
twelve minutes with a hammer-l lock
and leg hold The sond fall was
taken in ten mintues with half Nell
son hold. Reinhold got quick action
in the third and landed his competitor
in six minutes with a half Nelson
and a roll. The only Objectionable
part of the match was the poor loca-
tion of the stage, which did not allow
all to get good vie wof the sport.
The Hous emans of Milwaukee, in
hand and head balancing, helped to
entertain the crowds both afternoon
and evening and We're very clever.
In addition to these there were tugs
of war and other amusements. The
evening attendance was exceptionally
large.
NOTES OF THE DAY.
Carl Schultz and Frank kolinski,
two Watertown boys, won first prize
on the Fourth in the big free street
parade at Fort Atkinson. The boys,
both of whom are amateur acrobats,
took the parts of clowns and easily
defeated all cometitors. The prize
netted them five dollars and the praise
of the spectators.
Notwithstanding that the police
deartment strictly enforced the ordi-
nance restricting the use of dangerous
fireworks, few accidents were report
ed.
A son of julius Raasch, 1884 North
Fourth street, had his face burned
while firing small cannon.
Miss Anna Kunz, $50 Humboldt
street, was run over by bicycle rider
on Concord avenue in the evening and
was somewhat bruised. The rider
of the bicycle is young man by the
name of Kuenzi.
Max Blumenfeld, formerly of this
city. had his face burned in Milwau-
kee, while handling fireworks.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06

Joe Raue and Prof. H. @. 2eichert,
accompanied by Misses Finger and
Auwers, drove to Juneau to spend the
Fourth.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Swift and guest,
Miss Leora Brace of Janesville, took
In the sights at Oconomowoc on the
Fourth. --.----.-.-----,sa.1 ,sa.1esss--4--.--A
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06

WdIeTCOWn L L y " L " v %
|. c., Mil. 5000 10 2 %
Following is summary of the
game: Two base hit, McAdams: three
base hit, P. Shannon; struck out by
Boettcher, 7; by P. Shannon, 8.
NOTES ON THE GAME.
The locals fans all took a liking
to the Milwaukee boys owing to their
gentlemanly conduct.
Our boys are certainly going some
now. Their fielding is something
sensational and they hit the ball hard.
P. Shannon had the better of Boet-
tcher on hits, but our boys backed up
Boettcher in such splendid style that
the visitors hits were mostly wasted.
Schultz also caught Boettcher in fine
form, blocking several hard ones.
Next Sunday the strong Jefferson
team will meet our boys at Washing
ton Park.
Game called at 2 80. Grand stand
and score cards free.
RACE MATINEE HELD.
Another very interesting feature of
the day was the matinee at the fair
grounds by the Watertown Driving
club. The track was in excellent
condition and those who witnessed the
events pronounce them as being
flrst-class. There was a good attend
ance, although not what the races
warranted. The racing, which started
about 80, consisted of three half
mile heats, best three out of five, trot
or pace. Following is the summary Of
the races:
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06

SPEC1AL-TURSE9 9lo.
Neisbee, T. F. Shinnick ....4 a a q
Melwood, H. w. Kronitz. .2 2 2 2
Edna S., Frank Stewart. .....1 l l l
Black Birch, Theo. Roach 3 3 8
Time :09a, IL, l :08.
l :13 RACE-PURSE $1OO.
Rilotta Summers, j. Thauer 3 A 4 a
Baby B., W. Barr. 3 3 3
Gray Billy, G., Altrogge. a 1 1 2
Oakland Girl, T. Grimm Il 2 l l
Time 1:12, l :07, L 10, Ill.
FREE FOR ALL-PURSE 5000.
Nicholas j., John Ward. .....3 4
Warren G., w. Barr r......2 8
Ruth c., Theo. Roach. ....1 l /
Lillian Russell, GraeszeI & Earl. a 2
Time :07, LOS, l :07.,
Tivoli Island was the scene of a
merry gathering throughout the after
noon and evening, dance and display
of fire works having been given.
THREE STRAIGHT FALLS.
One Of the features Of the after
noon sports at the island was wrest
ling match between Watertown' s
favorite- hold Schott-and Har-
vey Parks, of Chicago. The
exhibition was a very clever one and
was witnessed by large number OF
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-06

The score by innings was as follows ::
2 3 a 5 6 7 SO
Watertown l 0 l 0 0 So
|. c., Mil. 900 l 0 2 0-4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
THREW s144srsEN coT.
Tirerren Adoot f4eroic Measure to
 Save Ejaht Chicago Youngsters

ehirago. H.. Jane 2. =FE5sf's tfildfen el T1,e-ph BTonews.ti were thrown Saa es a second story window hS firf'faea yesfertlas. when q fire broke out la ,ftDff home cyn Sacramento aFen't'-. t,ycane was cat off and afi mnst have pnriShed had the hyetnt.h nnt dropped th.n out of hte window oh f1re- zIeo tansht them as they feii All cscq ped nniniTrNd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
RIVER
 PACKET co.

se NoWiana, Pres isey.. Mg'. Telephone No olt. it n.y ss5r Tor al information
 C. S nh.po.. Genera Agent Hnat leaves Memphis e"ert Tps> nay a L IT.
 Boat leaves Pfnf S.uft tvnr' f'tcsy n II a IT,
 We mak k lnwns1 rt~tes Ep ano e"oI al nnfn,G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
f=V0lUffOnISTS Wt6
 TWO sNGh.GEMEa s

rity ef Mexico. June Q tf"nefal fo. ledo, in ecramana nf the revolution :at- truuns in Southern Guate'naia. hae won two eneaeenents The gov rtnnnni forces hngc 7.en driYen back .sd Gcnrfal ,fnlcdn is retpifine heafy r.inirrrrnarnts nf well armed men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
CHILD DIES FROM LACK O'S
 FOOD AND PROPER CARE

Little Rert, tris. lnne D ThP Rev. N | Andrews raStaa af the Ei"hfh Street Methodist church. discovered three s,na'l intanls in a tenement house on East EleVensl, street. Mrs Y p Allison. an aged wonan con ffSsel that sho had accepted them as c4itsst.s from -tha mothers who had atlopted this means te gel rid of the ,n rhe three infants were almost :, qine from inattantion and the lack u' rropar food Ladies of Dr- Andrews church tpck them to the City Hospital. u here to,n are now being cared for. T'.r ihiid died ON routa The w6- N}e Y confessed that she had pfet'ens= ! had other infants at her house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

Infants and children .nt fat on Brooks Bowel Raim tr rtpe'h'h2' Hiar @fr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
ritEC's SKULL FRACTURE
 BY KICK OF h MULE

Naeef4, Tenn. 1une Maf> tfe e.eeafzo I dau"h1er of James f2afns, o4 Rle Rfch74nd creal> WAS kicked on 7HA head by mule sad her sfoli fl 4e7u5e,l The physician thinks s1o, has some chance of recovery. thoa@i7 haa1v in1nred She was oui Ill the faj91e TH pIavfhs when }E1e aeeiSte1lt tcenra,ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

Yrn can immediately stop thai hem o19l'aata n3n and erippin4 of 1'>T' ind diarrhoea with Brooks Hlaol>heT' " Cordial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

Wise aanthers keep Brooks Baby lyowal Iaa I'm in t11a E1<r2sta far. ffset hing +,ra 9far7sFletra
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
VEHICLE TAX AND
 paitAlEGE LICENSE

T. a. persons seot-ce so saoye: zta~a :ake notice thai sl1 aat>tand- lHa 4annal vehicle -ax and Y7iv...ese J2se nssr> expire on May 31 za@s All psr-ens subject 10 sge1 a1-s repaired tfe rszay same to -pe oD aT t'@to-a that daSe Fai1nre fo psr sfa.re s4e5ae5s a1 vsersons owing snan T. ares: and dn@ 5E ,ha city co1Ta.
 , T. All.iE.x ,,1loER.
 Collector. Office co-1le. Faa7aas> >rserre 8zd f'fYf street
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
@eitere INSTRUMENTATION ass
6errm Sarrb Clair Sbel6b.

8si Der REORGANIZATION bes Srn.
Sbslbp In Der Central IDenue Or. 6.
4ir9e, bic geftern itattfanb, bate fi&
pieber cine erObe 3ub6reridaft einse.
funoen, bic nit grObem SutereRs ben
interefanten grtldrungen bss Serrn
Sbelbp laui8tsn. Serr Sbelbp bra9te
uisbsr bic tbfli6fen @eridte auf bsm
@asofen 3u Saga.
Naa Bsenbigung Der 2u@oemon.
ftration tuuroen bic beri9iebsniisn 5ra'
gen on Serrn Sbelbp gsri9tet, bic e,
idmmtli9 In suborfOmmsnosr @eiis
our er6Bten 3ufrieoenbeit Der Gragen.
fteller beanttportete.
Die gsitrise Semonaration mar wie'
Der Elm GROCER grfols unb Die 3ub6rer
berlisBsn oieislbe nit ben gr6bten 2obs
fprt9sn fiir Serrn Sbelbp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
Snbianappls, Snb, 0intas, 49, 8ebruar 1906
Gtn tlsiHsr TGmilisn,uiit.

9bas. u. gaumann, go. $50 prite
StraBs, bate nit ieinsm Sdptseers
batter @sors 8nTter am Sisnifas gOra
mittag cine tlsine Wsinunesreri4ieoen-
beit In Ingelesenbeiten, Die
f9lisBlid au elmer S9isberei ausar.
tsts. 8aumann tru9 3wei S4ubwuns
ben, eine am ROpf unb eiue am arm,
bnbon, bic bsioe isooa ni4t qefdbrli4
Fnb. Die polisiifsn asten unb Ams.
ben, benen 8aumann bic 9siaiGte
alsid na9bsr auf Der Strabe er3dblte,
psrbaFteisu gnrtsr luegen WoroDer'
iu9s; gaumauu wurbe pegen tbdt'
Iidsn Anariffs auf ieinen S4pisgsr'
batter sbenfals singsfeft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
0raaeabafts Sbat simes Wei=
ierbeloen.

Sas Opfer einss WsEsrbsIbsn tuurbe
gefern Die Neserin gffs gbans, 16
Sabre alt. 1922 2ouis Strabe mobns
bait. Die Garbise bsiu9ts sefern ibre
&afleeenOfiiu Wasis groun, Sol Weif
l3. Strabe mObnbaft. auf osm @ese
wuroe fie bon einsm bstruntenen Nsger
berfOlgt, pel9er ibr big in's Saus
na4tam. Sn benz 3immer an9etoms
men, Bat er oas iunee Wdo4en, ibm
Elm Sthd auf benz 9labier borsuipies
len. 2aum bate ii5 bas Mdoden
ans Rlabier seiebt, als Der Buride
iein WfeHer 3O9, unb ibr eine tlaffenoe
S1nittpunbe iiber bic 8afe beibradte.
gr ma6ts Johann einen Nngriff auf
bas anoers Wdb9en, bas iebo9 enttam.
Die poliSsi wuroe bena9ri9tigt, tuelGe
iofort eri4ien unb bic sanSe @egeno
na9 BEN anbOlb abiu9ten obne
iebO@ oenielben 3u ertpii9en. Sas
Ndo8sn tuures bermitteIii NmbuIan3
na4 benz iidbtii9.n Sospital bsf6roert.
Die bsioen Wdb4en tpollsn ben 5arbi-
gen nod nie supOr seieben baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
Saa,n fino iibsrftat nnS baben
ntdt seailssuo Tsusraussa amss.

@bef Meseer, Stabtanralt WaiiOn
uno Der @s6duosinipsetsur WinterrOro
bielten seiiern cine Gibung ab, tn
tpel9er fie pldne er6rtsrten, Tim Salen,
bic Mot asniieenbe Seusrausedn9e
baben, Dor einsr ueherfhqung gu bets
binoern. @bef Wsbaer bot auf fsinen
StreifSigen bur6 bic Stabt mebrere
Sallen gerabe3u tiberfillt esIeben.
Ginise bon bisien pldbsn hatten
nur einen gIusgan9 uno es wdre
3weifelos, baB i'm SaQe zines Geuers
srObe llnsltidsfdle bOrtommsu utrs
ben.
Der @ebduosinIpeeteur tpiro bieie
6allen unteriu4sn uno sinsn gsri9t
oartber in Der nd8fen SiBuns MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
Sodlssuns Der |abnsslsiie ar
Sf &aihiuston StraRe.

IeDobner bon Srbin9ton unoSurebo
beabfdti9en petitionsn our Inter.
f9rift cirtulirsn gu lafsn, bur9 pslde
bic 6o9lesung Der 8elsiis Der 8slt-
Rrao an Der 6fili6sn Waibington Str.
bsrbsi9eftbrt uerben ioa. Ser Strns
benbabn 0erfebr tpiro bornebmli&
ourA Ransir=Shae an Der Rreu3uns
berartig bebinbert, baB ss unbebingt
not6wenoig iii, cine Nsnosrnng In allsr.
nd4fsr 3ufunft berbsisufhbrsn. ps-
titionen ioaen in Der pofoffee In ST.
binston. In Sompfin's Mpotbste, Der
Bona S6ompiOn 8ibliotbsf unb bsrs
fdieoenen anbersn pldben, bic Tpdter
betannt segebsn tueroen iollsn, ausass
legt werosn. gu benen fton piele unters
iHriften sefi&ert ftno. Die Isrbdlt-
nifie an Der bstreffenben 2rsuaung finb
berarti9. oab eine 6odlesune Der Sc
Isiie lei&t nit tpenis rlntofen betuert.
ffslliat perbsn t0nn,e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
Garraro mmR ftd usraatmortea.

Der frhbese Superintenoent Charles
u. @arrarb mar am Wontag bor bie
geb6rbs fur 6fentli&e arbeiten gsbe'
ten, um Rt pegsn einiger llnregelmd.
bisteitsn wdtrsnb ieiner amtsftlrung
3u berautporten.
gr iol einen gbed iiber $24O, mel
DER als 2aufpreis fiir 3tuei gtaulefel
ausgsfelt mar, ni4t an bic Staottane
auriidgsseben baben. als bic, ueber-
nabme Der Sbiere bon Der Staot per'
usissrt murbe. @arraro ertldrte. bab
er fur ben gstrag suei pferoe FIR bis
6taot angsfaaft babe. Dieie 6ano'
lunssmeiis miro bon Der geb6roe als
eigenmddtis anseieben.
garssrmeifsr Bootwalter bra9te
oie anselesenbeit sur aenntnib Der Be-
h0roe fur bifsntli4e Irbeiten, wel9e
nun bic Nnselesenbsit benz ftdotii3en
@ontrolIsur greuning 3ur tpeiteren
1nteriu&uns iibergeben bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
Contention Der Giienipaaren=
bGaoler.

gm Witttpo9, Gonnsrfag unb 5rei.
tag bieier Wo&e uiro bie Snoiana
&etaiI Sarbtpnre afociation ibre IL
idbrlite @onbsntion in Der Somlinion
Sale abbaIten. Sas @recutib= @omite
miro UNI 9 rlbr am Wlittipod Worgen
3ufammen tretsn. gfeue Wtitglieber
usrbsn smpfangen unb CONVENTIONS.
ab;ei9en perbsn ausgegeben. Sn=
5pettion bon ben giienuaaren, tpel4e
in Der Sale ausselest iinb. piro ffatt'
finben. I'm 2 1br oes Na9mittags
tpirt Der prdfosnt u. q. @hioler BON
South Benb bic Contention ers
6ffnen. Wdbrsnb Der Ttittags'
pnuie werben bic 9elegaten oas neue
8ebdube Der Yan @amp Sarbware
Company befi6tisen unb peroen bort
nit einem Trhbfhd bstuirtbet tueraen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
8ramer= gombentiom In Snsiaua=
polts.

Mls Serr gilbert 2isber bcr elmer
Bode naA Hew Yorf reiife. faete er au
isinsn 6reunben, baB er R9 oie gr6bte
Whbe geben tparoe. su bsranlaHsn, baB
bic nd9He SiBung Der @onbsntion Der
9sreinistsn Staaten 8rauer.@ .@snoKen.
i9aft In SnbianapcIis ffattfinoet.
@sfern telesrapbirie er Greunben.
oab er grfOls gebabt bdtte, unb bie
Contention am 6. Stunt 1905 In tiefis
ger Stabt abgebalten tpsrosn mhroe.
Dies mirb bas erife Wal iein. baB H&
bie Brausr in Snbianapolis berfam.
meln. Die Sibungen uurben meiffens
I'm Often abgebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
Ss5Oras fir 0ffeatli@e Mrbeiteu.

gnosiiltigs gsi9lhfe uurosn anse-
nDmmen
SIR gemsnts Seitsnwses, gadfein.
@oher in Der California Strabs bon
Der Sem YOrt biz sur Wi6tgan Str,
Jir Cement Seitsnpsge in Der
Surebo StraBs bon Der Waibinston
strabe Biz sur Moprs aue.
6tir 2iesbeitreute sSabrifraBe uno
@ement-Seitsnpegs In Der @beitnui
Strabe bon Der aoler StraBe bis 3u
$50 5ub fiolib Der 4bler Strabe.
8Orldufise gsI9lafis murben sutgs'
beibsn
Jhr aspbaltirte TabrifraBs, Bad
ffein-@ofen unb Ranoffsins in oer
2erington Goe., bon Der 0irginiu
auenue Biz su Der Shelby Str.
Shr gr6Hnung unb Wsrldngsruns
Der eriien allep nbrbli9 Der Nnomi
Strabs bon Der Sbslbp StraBe biz su
77,3 Gub psftii9.
Jtir Ranalifrung in Der Snbiann
ape., bon Der 0srmont Str. big 3u
$50 SUB iaoli9.
petitiOnen muroen eingerei6t
Jhr gcdifein Gabrmeg In ber
ebelbp Strabe bon Der @apmonb
Strabe Biz 3u Der Southern Nbsl
5ir erobarsis aauifrts Jaorfrass
In Der 2srington abs. bon Der ebeltr
bis CUR Stats Strabs.
6iir @ement 6eitenmege, RanS.
itsine uno Sadfsin.@ n.@oHsn In Der %.
Str. BON Der S9urmann Mpe. bis 3u,
Burton Nbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-13
3umads on l1ebsrfibrunsem.

Orr gsri6t bss Statiiiifers Suisp5
8. Stubs, @bsf bss Staiifitbureaus,
bstreffs Der Nrbeiten bes 3reis., Sus
psrior=, Supreme. unb 8srufungs'
@sri6ts 3ei9t einen aroBen 3uwads
an nsbsrfhbruussn unter benz Ii&Ols
ion=@sIsb in benz 4riminal. .9eriGt.
Die an5abl on rleberfiibrungen oie.
fer grt bstrugsn 1.499 FIR has Sabr
1905, pdbreno nur 876 i'm borbsr-
gebenoen Sabre porfamen.
Sm Sabre 1905 murosn i'm @an3en
2,783 antla9en untsr benz Ni9olIon
@eisb srbnbsn.
Die @efammt3abl an ariminal'
Jdasn, tpel6s aneefrenet tpurben. be-
trussn 8, ,584 fhr oas Sabr 1904 uno
1866 fiir oas Sabr 1905.