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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

the Educational Association may spring into existence in this city.
 Mir. Arthur Chiffon of Montgomery spent yesterday in the city,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

CREAM PUFFs. Nothing more deHicious than ntee fresh Cream PufKs. 25 cents . dozen. Order early Geday from
 Kandy Makch@m. HInds and Hyatt, Phone 6R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
CURE FOR RIIEUAATIsM Grffflth's Compound Mixture of Guafa
 atlllingfa. Ete.

flying the nlOOd and ReE1l&t- ing the
 Liver and
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
Troubles. A Leon Citizen Shows
How to Cure them.

Many people never suspect their kid
neys. If suffering from lame, weak or
aching back they think that it is only
muscular weakness; when urinary
trouble sets in they think it will soon
correct itself. And so it is with all the
other symptoms of kidney disorders.
That is just where the danger lies.
You must cure these troubles or they
lead to diabetes or Bright's disease.
The best remedy to use is Doans Kid
ney Pills. 1t cures all ills which are
caused by weak or diseased kidneys.
Leon people testify to permanent cures.
Mrs. w. Cox, wife of w. f. Cox, farm
er, living three miles north of Leon,
says: II fell and strained my back
three years ago and to that l attribute
the attacks of aching which followed.
Not only were they evident in my back
but they extended clear to my shoulder
and around the side. When in the
acute stage could not stoop or even
lift pound and after any sudden or
awkard movement | was always re-
which resisted all my efforts. | used
but the benefits received were transi-
TORY. Hearu dDOuO DOdH ) hluuey
Pills and went to Van Werdens drug
store for box. The use of three boxes
positively prove to me that the remedy
can be depended upon. l honestly be-
lieve that Doan's Kidney Pills as a
medicine for the kidneys is unexcelled."
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and take
] no other.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
Ollie Gibson Davis

was born in Decatur county, Iowa, Oct.
Goth, 1870, and died at her home about
one mile east of Van Vert, August 24th,
1906. She was 30 years, 10 months and
"A days of age. Mrs. Davis has always
lived in Decatur county and was known
and loved by large circle of friends
and relatives.
She was married to Alya Davis Oct.
26, 1888. This union was happy one,
and it is sad that it is badly broken by
her early death. She was the mother
of three children, who are left discon-
ISOLATE by her removal.
Her aged father and mother live in
Van Vert. Her only sister, Mrs. Laura
Pond, lives in Garden Grove, Iowa.
Robert Craft, half brother, lives in
Van Vert. These are the immediate
relatives, who together with her hus-
| band and little children are left to
| sorrow for dear one who can never
| greet them again in this world. But
| their lives will be the richer for having
loved her, for the influence of her pure
life will be a benediction and shield
to those all through the weary years
that they mast wait until they may
meet her again on that better shore.
| Mrs. Davis made the "Good Confess
ion" and united with the Christian
church at Van Vert during the winter
of 1889, and lived devoted, happy
christian life.
The funeral service was conducted
from the Christian church at Van Vert
Saturday, August 18th, at $3.50 p. m
The respect and esteem in which she
was held was manifested by the very
large audience of friends who were
present. Interment was made in the
Van Vert cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
AN INTERESTING TRIP
Continued from page ~

Continued from page ~
Chicago for less than $500. And what
time the ladies had putting on their
gloves when we came to cross the
border and get back into the United
States, for some one told them the Gus
tom Inspector would make them pay
duty on everything which they were
not wearing. One lady had seventeen
hat pins stuck in herr nat, and several
were wearing different gloves on each
hand, but the Inspector only made
cursory examination of the luggage and
any one in the party could have easily
have brought in a couple of dozen pairs
of gloves, but fortunately for their hus-
bands pocketbooks they did not bnow
it until the opportunity had passed.
An interesting part Of the city is a
visit to the French quarter, where are
located the many little stores and
shops. Mile after mile of streets with
nothing but little stores with stocks of
goods which would not invoice $500,
and in most of them the proprietor
could not speak English.
One thing they have in Montreal is
good street car system, but they have
the dumbest set of conductors we ever
saw, for we failed to find any of them
who knew much about the city, or how
to get to any place and it was with diff
iculty that you could reach any certain
destination on the cars. On one occa-
sion we rode around six or seven miles
only to find when we reached our des
tination that we could have taker
another car and reached the place with
four block ride. The conductors o
the street cars are not allowed tt
handle the fares collected. They carr.
a little metal trunk which they shove
up in the face of the passenger who
m ust deposit his fare in the box, ant
there is but little chance for the con
ductor to steal any fares.
Our two day stay in Montreal was
greatly enjoyed, but after spendlns
two weeks in Canada we were might.
glad when the time came to make tn
start of quick journey back to dea
old Iowa, where we arrived July Bird il
time toEcelebrate the Fourth in thu
best country and among the best PEG
pie on the face of Ethe earth. Gu
Canadian trip was delightful one, ant
although we travelled over Thousands
of miles we saw no country which i
our estimation would compare with tn
blue grass pasture, the waving corr
and herds of cattle and horses whic
can be found everywhere in grand oil
Iowa. Some of our Iowa farmers some
: times think they have hard lot, bu
if they could see the kind of Ian
which many Canadian farmers have t
till they would think that Iowa was tn
, garden spot of the earth.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
Mrs. Edward Burnison,

who had been sufferer with consump-
ton for the past two years, died at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Gully Foster,
at Minneapolis, Mimi, last Tuesday,
and the remains, accompanied by Mr..
Foster, arrived here Thursday for inter-
ment.
Mrs. Burnison was daughter of Will
lis Cornett, and, besides her husband,
father, brother and sister, she leaves
two little children to mourn her
demise.
The funeral service was conducted
by Rev. Armstrong of the Baptist
church, after which the remains, fol-
lowed by concourse of friends, were
conveyed to the cid cemetery and
laid to rest. Davis City Lariat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
Lewis Fowler

was born in Massachusetts on March 5,
1925, died OF Albany, Mo-, August %,
1906. In the year 1850 he was married
to Miss Esther Holcomb. To this union
eleven children were born, of whom
eight survive. Those living are Lewis
A. of Kansas City, George of Lamont,
Ed of North Dakota, Edith, wife of VIM.
Bradley of Oklahoma; Hattie, widow Of
Samuel Lasley Of st. Joseph; Esther,
wife of Lewis Mitchell of Oklahoma;
Laura, wife of John Rabidou of Albany,
Mo-; Elma, wife of Hugh Goold of Kan
sas City. He came to Decatur county
in 1874. His wife died in December
1886. In 1890 he was united in marri-
age to Mrs. Susan Beck, who departed
this life on June Z, 1906. Mr.. Fowler
had been failing in health for severa
months and after the death of Mrs
Fowler he went to Albany to be will
his daughter, Mrs. Rabidou, where h
died.
The funeral was held at Albany, Sun
day morning and the body brought t
Lamont and inferred in Rosehill. Fur
eral sermon was by Elder F. Warmly, c
Kansas City, prayer was offered an
remarks made at the grave by Elder T
A. Stebbins.-Lamoni Chronicle.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
Opal Irene Hatfield

the only daughter of Bert and Flora
Hatfield, was born in Arcadia, Neb.,
Oct, IA, 1902, and died in Davis City,
Iowa, Aug. %, 1906, aged 3 years, II
onths and 16 days.
Irene was a gentle and an affectionate
child always being kind and obedient.
She was unusually sociable for one Of
her tender years, always ready to con-
verse with either friends or stranger.
Although she had been in delicate
health for some time her last serious
illness lasted but little over week.
She, notwithstanding her great pain
retained her consciousness until the
end and she was beautiful even in
death. How she will be missed and
how the hearts Of her parents will long
for their darling who has gone to live
in the better home above. The funeral
services were conducted in the M. E.
church in Davis City, by Rev. A. G.
HeckathoIn and she was laid to rest in
the Davis City cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
A New Jersey Editors Testimonial.

M. T. Lynch, editor of the Philipsburg
N. j., Daily Post, writes: 81 have used
many kinds of medicines for coughs and
colds in my family but never anything
SO good as Foley's Honey and Tar. !
cannot say too much in praise OF it,
Sold by L. P. Van Werden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06

A froggy freak. About two years
ago tadpole was placed in the fish
globe at the Blockton Hotel, along with
lot OF native minnows. The taapole
seemed to enjoy himself in a lazy, list
less way, but grew very little and hi
bernated during the winter by laying
in the bottom of the globe apparently
almost lifeless, but it remained tad
pole contrary to frog nature until few
weeks since it commenced to grow legs
and lose it's tail, change that comes
over all we'll educated frogs within a
few weeks after they are Matched. 1t
has never been known to eat anything
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06

An outline map of any county in the
state can be had for twenty-five cents
by addressing Iowa PUBLISHING Co.,
LIT Box 93, Davenport, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06

A CARD-To our kind friends and
neighbors we wish to express our sin
cere gratitude for their kindness and
sympathy during the sickness and
death of our dear child.
Mr.. AND Mrs. BERT HATFIELD.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
AT LEON, IOWA,
THURSDAY, SEPT. l3.

These shows this year bigger and better and in
more commanding position than before to maintain
their unequaled and unrivaled standing and rank,
many entirely and exclusive features.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-06
Starving to death.

Because her stomach was so weak
ened by useless drugging that she
could not eat, Mrs. Mary H. Walters, of
st. ClairiSt., Columbus, O., was literally
to DEATH She writes: "My
stomach was SO weak from useless
drugs that could not eat, and my ner-
YES so wrecked that | could not sleep;
and not before l was given up to die
was induced to try Electric Bitters;
with the wonderful result that improve
ment began at once, and complete
cure followed" Best health tonic on
earth. SOC. Guaranteed by L. P. Van
Werden, druggist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Sur 8abl oss GERM stalmatsr
als Soasinnsbmer.

gongrebabseorbnster Oberfreet 1T
sefern na9 Waibinston sereift. unt
bort cine petition bebeutenosr @e=
f1dftslsute BON Snoianapol,s. msl9e
bic WabI Srant .. Gtalnafer's als
Ha9folgsr bss 3Ol. ginnebmers u. u.
Young betrifft. einaursi4en.
6srr Doung III bon Der @obl beg
6srrn Stalnafer isbr e;naenOmnten.
Die pstition ift untsri9risbsn bon 9i=
rscioren Der Sanoelsbeb6rbs. Der 2auf'
mannsbersiniqung, bsinabs allen Si-
rsctoren bes Commercial unb bss 6a-
brifantens@Iubs. iopis ben lsiisnbsn
8antiers Der Stabt.
Senator Semsnuap ioq ii6 e6en:
falls fur bic Wabl oes Serrn Stal.
nafer intereifren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Yoltseisert&t.

Die @ere1tisfeitsmhble i'm polisei=.
geri9t batte fi9 gefern tuieber NIT elmer
anaabl 5dlls gu bef&dftisen. 70 nit
benz BON Grau gnna McIaifer bate
ibrer gta9barin Grau Watts eiu Porte-
monnaie eefoblen. sic tuurbe su
elmer @etoifrafe bon $25 unb 8ofsn
unb su elmer @efdnenibfrafe bon 80
Sagen psroonnert.
Ser Neaer @barles parfer. tpeld,er
am IA. DECEMBER i'm pari 8bsatsr I'm
fug periibte, pirb au einem peiteren
gerhbr fsfashalten.
Der S9antwirtb @briitian S9ober,
Der am Seisrtage Bier ausi9dntte.
murse au elmer @eIbifrafe bon $40 unb
In bic 0ofen berurtbsiIt.
NIbsrt Soob, Der Nsgsr bon 1910
q. Nem Seriep Str. Der ieiner De.
Iiebten e&mudia8en ftabI, wurbe ben
@roBsef&morenen hber,piefen.
Muf Sonnabsnb, ben 6. Sanuar,
tuurbe oas Werb6r bes @efAaelbdnb.
lsrs 8ernarb @baowid bon No. 80
Off Wabafb. Gtrabe bertast. Der Gbed.
fdIi&ungen i'm getrase bon 1877. Sc
bertbt baben foq.
Der 6ol bes e&antmirtbes @obsri
@esans bon Eorb SENATE Npeuue
murbe auf unbeiiimmie 3eit b.rtaet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03

@plum mbus. 2. San. 9lnee-
fsate Der Stabt SelepbOn' '@eieQidaft
uaren aeftern febr bef&dftist bic SeIe-
pbons bsrisnieen 2sute 3u bsieitigen.
weI9e f9 weiserter ben aufI9las,
tpelhen bic @eieIlf9aft forberte. 3ti Be.
3abIen. Der Iufi9lag trat geitsrn in
araft unb bic @eIellf&aft befabl ihrsn
9sutsn bic Sslspbone bon oenjsnigen
9unben suerif gu beieiti9en, tpelde bic
pstition, bic ieit einigsr 3eit TN um'
lauf fi9 befanb. unterf8riebsn batten.
llngefGbr 256 Namen tuarsti iinters
3ei9uet, unb bon biefen baben so ibre
gstition suriidseaossn. als he iaben.
oab Die @eielf9aft ernit mahte, ibre
5orberune bura3uftbren.
abington, 2. San. Der
2ei&nam bon Wm. 8. pifelbeimer.
tDel4er bier plbbli4 farb. tpiro uabr'
i&eiuIi4 nod Salem, Snb.. ieiner
frhbrsn 6simatb. aur 8ssrbisung aber.
fiibrt tperben. Der 0erforbene mar
sinf Sheriff bon Maibington COUNTY
In bisfem Staate unb bsfleibete ipdtsr
ben pofen als @ouberneur bon WaIb.
inston unter prdfibent @IebeIanb. Na&
Ablauf feines Amtstermins pertaufte
Ct S9ubbdnber unb anbsre AriiieI auf
Der Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Sing in bas &eb.
Der 21e9er 5ranf Ball.
Gr bate aaf ieine Tratl
geS6onen.

Seute Wor9en, 9egen Il lbr, ber.
bafteten msbrere poliaiftsn ben felt por:
geitern Nbenb 9eiudten Ne9er Grant
Snl, Der auf feline Srau Stella flint
5dniIe au9egsben bate.
San 1T Elm 33 idbriser 9ellner aus
Utica, q. g.. uno arbsitste i'm Smpea
riaI=Sotel. Nls man ibn i'm poiiSei=
oefdngniiie tiber ben 8sUeg9runb 81
isiner 5bat befra9te, iagte er talt lda
6elnO: vNsine Jrau bat gelogen,
oarum i4rb i'd.
Die Sbat fiibrts sr on Der Snoiana=
absnus, Dor oem SauIe HO. 522, aus.
Cine Der 4u9eln traf He In Die S9ul.
ter unb Die annsre am 2opfe. Die
8srleBts purbe in oas 5aus i6rer
S6pefier esbra6t. sic bate f9 an-
gebli9 gewsigert, nit ibm 3ufammen3u'
lsbsn. Ssit einieer 3sit isbten geios
getrennt bon chamber.
Sal snttam, unb troabtm man Bag
unb Na@t mad ihm iudts, gelanq
feline 8erbaftung erit bsute Morsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03

BORT lamb, 2. San. Der 8iirs
eermeifer 6. 8. 4pres bon bier bat fi4
nn9 2awrencspile, Su., bs9eben, um
fi4 bes 2eidnnms bes 6oraee 8enuett,
% Jabre alt, an5uns9msu, psl9sr IN
Der Rd6e BON 2aprencebilIe setobiet
tuuros. Bennett, sin Rrappel, batts
fi9 als Stromer i'm 9an5en 2anb
bsrumQstrisben. gr NOR tuesen Giebs
fta6ls, in portlnnb Dor 8 Satren ber-
tbt, na4 Der .Snbiana @sformi9ule
geianot poroen.
Der Bhrgsrmeifsr bate fin barals
itou nit Bennett isbr bef&dftist unb
bnits nod 2 Sabren feline gntlaRung
bsmirtt. Dor 4 Wo9en nun bate
gsnnstt feline Wanbsri9aft In Beglsi.
tung smeisr anoerer 2umpanen wieoer
auf9snommen. Nuf bem @ege geriez
them bic 9eislen in sinen STREET., mos
BEL Der 2rhppel erf9lagen wurbe.
Seine geslsitsr tonnten Biz iebt nr4
ni9t ssfunbsH ireroeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Sbomas @. 8. 8el@sr. /

Sbomas %. g. Bei9er, 81 Sabre
alt, III In ieiner WObnuns, 1903
Noro Selamare Strass, pl6blid
ssforben. Die Nadri9t bon benz
8obe isinsr Wutter, tpel9e ibm teles
9rapbiit mitset6eilt mar, beruriadts
einen Sdlasanfaq, bsm sr srlag. Bee
uOr dr3tlide 6hlfs bei9afft wsrosn
tonnte. Die @siunbbeit bes Serrn
Bel3sr mar felt einiser 3sii In f9lsd.
tenn 3uitanbe, er tlaste iibsr Masen.
bef4wsrben unb 5ersi4wd9e. Sisie
8ei9uerben batten f9 bor brsi Sab.
rem eingefeat, BET benz pl6bli9sn Sore
ieines ein3isen SObnes &alpb, usl@er
an Subertuloie ftarb, bic fb In 5oIge
oes Ieioeni9aftli4en JuBbalipisls sin-
gefelt bate. 6err 8el9sr mar in
fri6erer 3sit elm pielbesebrtsr WuFt-
lsbrer unisrer Stabt. trat ieoo9 naa.
Der IN Berbinbung nit Der Jirma
garlin & 2enrr on Der Of Warfei
Strabs. Iisle Jreunoe, Der grube,
unb bic Wittue betrauern ben 9abin=
gef6ieoenen. Die 8eeroigung pirn
na9 Der Nnfunft bes 9rubers, pel4e,
in SOplin, no., uObnt, bsfannt &C.
aeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Ssrrn @ritftb's go, as.

Die @innabmen oes 8ortra9es, psl-
der am Greitag Ibenb In Der @aleb
Drills 6ane Der Sbortribee 5odibule
bon 5srrn SObn 8. @riffitbs, benz
Soniul Der Der. Staaten in 2inerpool,
9sbaltsn tpirb, tperbsn su @unfen be-
2ebrer unterfiibungsuereins benubi
tperoen.
Dies 1T Der 3. 8ortrag, Der in ben
uerflOHensn orei Sabren in bisier @eiit
aebalten wirb. Der 8ortrag tptrt
tibsr .Stunbsn In gnelano" bnnoeln.
uno m6ttsn mir no9mals auf Den
bielberipreGenbsn 9lbsnb aufmerfian
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Gamer &apitel.

Sobalb Der Der. Staaten-Waridal
anfommt, mirb Die junge Reeerin Clio
Garter. bis psriu9te falf9es @elo an
ben Mann au bringsn, In feline Obbut
seseben peroen.
unermtnidtsn 8eiud srbielt g.
Wiieman bon 730 Wah. Nbe. Gin
Neger fam in ieinen 2aben unb itabl
aus bemIelben Elm paar neue 6oien.
SIM 9auie Der Jamilie 9Gpuaro,
919 q. Capitol Npsnue purbe einee-
brohen, aber auBsr elmer S4adtsl. bie
8risfs sntbisIt niats mitsenOmmen.
Die pOli3si uurbe geliern Mbeno um
8 llbr nod oem 9auie 628 Sf st.
Clair StraBe 9erufen. Sier traf He
SObn SOnes an, Der beri9tete, oab sr
in bas Saus 544 @irsinia apsnue
um3ug. Wdbreno oss umauses ieien
ibm cine unmaiie Sahen, &afier-
msHer, aleibsr, untertleioer, "a 6em'
oenfraaen, S6ube uiw. forteetommen.
Wm. Britton uno Sreo SanneQ, bil
Der slettriiden Strabenbabn9eienfdaf
Rubferorabt eefoblen batten, tpurbsr
9eftern Nbeno perbaftet. Ser 4upfer.
brabt lag I'm Sairbistu.parte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Mudb oie Stunts : Mderbaa:
&ebSroe
9ritt fir BEN gau zines eOIoheums Elm.

Die Sslsgaten Der etaatssIderbau'
geb6roe ipra8en fia getern fur bic
abiuaffuns bon Jreipdfen uno au
@uniten zines @oliieums aus.
Wuion s. Niblaf. Der grdfibsnt Der
Stats observation-disclosures meinte, DaB
ss bas 8eite lei, tpenn Die Staats.8s=
b6roe oas @oliisum .rridten ptroe,
ood lei onran nidt 81 bsnfen. ba Der
geb6roe t.ins @sloer 81 bieiem 3wede
our Serfitgurg ifdnben. 8ieaei4t
t6nnte bas 8sbduoe mittelit elmer lo=
falen Subicription erri9tet psrben.
@ablsn puroen fur 8 Siitritte ab=
9ebalten.
Wilfommensanfpraden tuurben bon
8OuOernsur Sanlp uno Wapor goOt=
matter sebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
@ia aiht aboanfsu.

Sbuobl @ouperneur SanlD ber=
tanate, oaB StaatsIetretdr Daniel 3.
Storms feline StslIs nisoerleaen iOllte,
ertlGrte Storms. onB ibm bas gar ni6i
einFallen ntroe. Sieien @nti6luB
Fa6te Storms, nnbosm er nit u. 8.
Sarris, einsm ieiner antDdlte, eine
2onfersn3 a6ge6alten bate. 6arris
uno Der StantsIetretdr bsgaben ii9
onnn in Die Cffice oes Souperneurs,
mo he iibsr Die Nn9slsgenbeit ipra9en.
9lls fie uieoer beraustamen, ia9te
Storms, onB er isin Imt ni4t nisoers
leesn ptiroe uno oaB er in Der Sa9e
meter niGts ia9en tuoqe.
@ouperneur 6anlp CAB fOlgenbe
tur;s, aber alss iagenoe grtldrun9 ab:
5err Storms tpsieerts fib bisien
Morgsn feline Stslle nieoersulegen, unb
bat aud bisber benz Stant ni9t bic
@sIosr 5urhdDer9titet, bic er benz
Gtaats vihuloet"
@ie es meter beiBt, min inan in ben
9eriAtsn bon W3arion @ountp eine
Rlage geoen ben Stnatsiefretdr ein-
rei4sn uno bisien our9 bas Ilrtbeil Dee
@sriats gum Nufgebsn zines amtes
oeranlahen.
Staatsantralt Charles q. 8snsbici
usissrts fb sbsnfals iiber ben Stann
Der Angeleesn belt ireenb sttpas au Ia.
gen. ba Dies wsosr ben Sntersfsn be:
Staates, mod bensn Storms ent.
iprs4sn phrbe.
vSft ss tpabr", fraete elm 3eitun9s.
mann ben Staatsanwalt, bab bi'
8roBseiduorensn f9 gnbe Sanua,
nit Der Sa6s bei9dftisen tpsrosn9"
SD tann biss nidt iassn," msint'
Ssrr Benedict.
sd bate nit 8ouperneur Sanlt
cine Rpnfersn3 usgsn oes Storms
TnIss. aber i'd bin ni9t In Der Gag
irssno eituas tueiter 3u iagen. Wenr
6anlp Storms gum Msbsrlsgen ieinsl
5tsauna brin9en min, 10 siebt es spe
@egs.
Der cine @e9 lit, baB Der @Ouper
neur bic sa6e In ben 8sridten Der
folgsn ldBt, Der anoere Weg III, bal
6anlp cine ggtraiBuos Der 2egislatu
3uinmmsnberuft uno Nnflage usgel
8sruntrsuung bon Staatsgsloern se
gen Storms sr6ebt."
sotuobl @Ouberneur Sanlp als aud
9sneralfnatsanualt Riller uei9ern I'D
irssno stuas in oisier anssIssenbsit 81
fageu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Senfmal oe6 Sliber Yerrg
Wtorton.

Ser 9auplab beg 9enfmals gum
Anosutsn on SIipsr psrrp Worton,
fiir pel&en In Der lsbten 2eaislatur
Sorgs gstragsn puros, III 10 iebr nit
benz prDieft in WsitIeibenidaft ss3ogen.
oab feiner bon ben Z unterbrsiteteu
proistten BON Der 2ommiifion in Der
sefrigen SiBung angenommen tuurbs.
Die uneini9teit nnter ben 3ommiRd- =
rem bstrefs Der @abl bss Bnuplabss
iff 10 arob. baB bas GrIeien bes pro-
iettss nod mebrere Sage In Nnipru9
nebmen tptro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Snbianapplis, Snb., Miittpp6, g. Sanuar 1906
Steaenjaser
8eIasern bic @apprs Office I'M SOurtbauie

Die bislsn 2eute, Die f4 9efern
Moresn nod oem @ourthauie besab.n
unb bort bic 3immer uno @orrioore
uie m6sli9 in bas 3iel, 10 raid mie
ipie m6gli6 In oas 3immer oss neusn
Mapors 3u 9elan9en. Iber nur uenige
fonnten In oas aIerbeiligite oes neuen
Stabtoberbauptes eelan9en, erifens
neil Serr 8oofmalter mdbreno zines
Sbeils oes Morsens niat I'm Court.
bauie mar uno 3weitens neil berI9iez
bsns periOnen feline 3eit in @nipru4
genommen batten.
Seit Monaten bate fi9 i'm Court
bauie tsine iDl9e Weni9enmenge einges
funosn. Sie meifen Der @ridienenen
uaren profeifonele Stellenid9sr unb
3oaen nit enttduIGten @efi9tern pies
Der ab, neil fie ni9t bor9elafen tpur-
ben. Na9mittass tamen fie tuieoer.
Sn langsn &eiben itanoen fie i'm @Or'
simmer unb tparteten uno parteten.
aber ben Wapor fonnten fie ni9t
fpre6en. Der mar bei9dftist. llne
feline glerfs uno iein Sefretdr batten
ale Sdnbe bol 3u tbun. um bic 5raser
sufrieoen3ufenea unb auf elm Wieosr'
tommen. auf Mor9en Ooer uebermors
gen ME he iagten, 3u bertrOfeten.
gs marsn aber ni9t nur 2eute 9es
fommen, bic Sobs baben MOLTEN, ions
bern au1 ioI9e, UNI Dem WapOr ibre
aufwartuns su MAIDEN Ober ibm einiss
S9mei1eleien iiber feline Gdbigteiten
81 iagen tphnidten. sic wuroen ale
auf elm vInoeresmal" bertr6ftet uno
man fab oiels snttduidts @sf6ter, i'm
gprsimmsr, auf ben Corridors, iiberall.