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The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05

was all a little sore at not having one
ourselves. So Johnnie unloaded his
outfit and went to work.
Johnnie was a funny little cuss in
some respects. Didn't have religion,
or anything like that: but you couldn't
get him to do a stroke of work on a
Sunday. Generally took his gun and
spent that day over Barley Flat way.
Always brought home something, too;
If it wasn't a mountain lion it was a
story about a bear he'd killed.
Well, about this time there was trou-
BILE in camp owing to a shooting that
wasn't according to Cat Hollow ETH
ouette-Pig Obrien dies with his boots
on shot in the back by Lefty Smith.
Nobody cared a whoop for Pig, but
shooting in the back wouldn't do, SO
the leading citizens held a meeting at
Pat Sheedy's dance hall the next night
and elected Fritz Stoessel sheriff. How
they come to elect Fritz was that Lefty
Smith, when he heard of what was in
the wind, said he'd take pleasure in
filling the new sheriff full of lead.
After that nobody wanted the job
that is. nobody but Stoessel. He said
he'd take it if they'd make him judge,
too, and things being as they was the
boys Didn't think twice about it. THE
Jobs yourn, and welcome" says Three
finger Bill; you can be mayor and
coroner. too, if you like"
The funny thing about it was that
when Lefty Smith heard who'd been
elected he laughed to kill hisself, and
the next time he seen Stoessel on the
street, instead of pumping lead into
him. he takes off his hat very solemn
and says: How are We, judge?"
Stoessel he stops and looks at Lefty
very dignifed and says: "You will go
away, yes? Soon, yes? Or | will to
the Jail commit you"
Lefty grins and says: "Sure, your
honor, I'm leaving for Virginia City
to-morrer."
"So-oo! 1t ISIS WE'LL" says the judge.
sI will no more foolishness have. The
next man who kills / will with a rope
hang"
Whereupon Lefty goes over to Big
Mikes and tells the crowd that the
Judge had ordered him out of town,
and is going to hang him the next time
he turns loose on anybody. And the
how all laugh, and drink a lot, and
sure enough, Lefty leaves next day fol
Virginia City.
After that Stoessel was the pet OF
the camp. The boys made a point OF
referring little disputes to him-get-
ting 'em up IN purpose-and it become
the custom for the judge to turn up al
Big Mikes every evening and dispense
Justice to whoever was needing it.
That was the way things stood when
Little Johnnie went and put his foot
in it. 1t happened on a Sunday
Johnnie had gone off for the day, taking
his gun, as usual, but he didn't have
any luck, it seems. So when, on his
way home, he sees Charley Casey's
Chink across the hollow, he ups with
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05

serve, girls, that q lady's hands may
be rough or red, but they are in
variably immaculate. Clean hands are
the hallmark of a gentlewoman.
Ink stains may be removed by the
use of pumice stone, by lemon juice
and salt, or by dipping a sulphur
match into rain water and rubbing 1t
on the stain. Fruit stains may be
removed by holding the fingers In the
fumes Of a sulphur match.
New that | have said all this about
beautiful hands, l want to add some
thing else. which is just as important
as any of the rest. No hand that Is
not womanly will ever have a claim
to be regarded as charming or ex-
quisite. Womanly hands are those
which are engaged in kind offices for
those one loves. The girl who Is
helpful, unselfish, generous and kind
is the one whose hands will deserve
most praise.
l must add a word, too, about the
cordial hand-clasp. Some girls have
a limp. labby way of shaking hands.
They really have no grip. Others go
TO the opposite extreme, and almost
crush a friends hand when they grasp
it. There is a happy medium in this,
as in most things. When you meet
a friend in the street or at your
home, it is very seldom necessary to
greet her with a kiss. Almost never
should one girl kiss another in a
public place. The only exception is
when friends are separating for a long
time or for a journey, such as cross
ing the Atlantic or the continent.
Then kisses are in order. Usually, it
is enough to shake hands when one
encounters friends or acquaintance,
and the hand-clasp should be warm
and sincere.
Do not rush to fads in hand-shak-
ing. Several years ago there was a
fashion of elevating a friends hand in
a rather abrupt perpendicular way,
which had an extremely awkward eff
feet. That style is now obsolete. In
your own home do not greet visitors
with a mere stiff bow. Offer your
hand. You have, of course, the priv
iiege of refusing to shake hands with
g. person you dislike. or with one or
wnom you do not approve.
"The hand of Douglas is his own
but one can hardly offer a greater
slight than to refuse or overlook d
proffered hand.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05

belot wrote: Years after, when /
CHANGED to visit Naishapur l went to
his final resting place, and 10! it was
just outside a garden, and the trees
laden with fruit stretched their boughs
over the garden wall, and dropped
their flowers over his tomb. :"
We fear, however, that although
Omar is in sanity company, the shrine
in a wing of which the poet is buried
having been erected over the tombs of
some sainted descendants of the
Prophet Mohammed, no rose leaves
can at present fall upon his grave.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
SOME BEAUTY T
A Little Care of the Looks Is Needed
by Every One and Is Wrong
to Neglect.

Sensible young matrons who desire
to preserve their hands will use a mop
for washing the dishes; the hands
need then never come in contact with
dish water and may be kept soft and
white, declares Nine. Hebe, in the Chi
cage Inter Ocean.
Another common sense scheme for
the preservation of the hands is the
wearing of gloves for homework. AS
a protection against callous spots on
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
Aged Telegraph Operator.

Ziba Nickerson, of Chatham, Mass,
who has just turned his eighty-second
rel probably is the Oldest working
telegraph operator in the world. just
SO years ago a telegraph office was
established in his store and Mr.. Nick
erson has been at the key daily ever
since. He is an expert operator, and
even now a 3,000-word press dispatch
does not worry him. A year ago,
when sending an account Of 9 ship
wreck on Chatham, the old mans
wife died. He was relieved by mis-
ION at the key and the press dispatch
suffered only q moments interruption.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
Dowry from DRINK Money.

A marriage recently celebrated at
Patrick, Glasgow, has a curious story
attached to it. The brides father and
mother, who have been abstainers for
over 20 years, gave as a marriage
dowry to their daughter the sum of
9120. Every week since they became
total ahstainers the amount formerly
spent in alcoholic liquor was banked
or the little one who caused her par
snts to take the pledge. The little
girl had seen her father slightly in
ebriated, and reproved him for it the
next day. The parents have eschewed
drink ever since. with the above re-
suit.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
NEW BRITISH LEADER.
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, Head
of Liberal Party, Honored by
King with Premiership.

London.-With the downfall of the
conservatives and the resignation Of
the Balfour cabinet the task Of form
ing G new cabinet was intrusted by
the king to Sir Henry Campbell-Ban-
herman, leader Of the liberals in the
house of commons. He has accepted
the post of premier in the new body.
"C.-B." has been leader OF the oppo-
sition since 1899, when Lord Rosebery
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
Woman's Benefaction.

Mrs. Marion p. Baxter, for several
years employed on the Seattle Daily
Times, is at the head of the only free
hospital in Seattle, Wash, the hos
pital ship Idaho. Roger s. Greene and
other public-spirited men of the city
bought the ship and gave it for the
benefit of those too poor to pay for
admission to hospitals.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05

premier Of Great Britain VINO Has Sue
ceeded Balfour.)
resigned the position. He distin-
guished himself by his fight on the
governments South African policy
and by his opposition to the war with
the Beers. He is SO years old,
was born in Scotland, and has been
a member of the house of commons I'M
intarruptedly since 1868. He was
financial secretary from 1871 to 1874,
and from 1880 to 1882. From 1882 I'M
til his party went out in 1885 he was
Irish secretary. In 1886, when Glad
stone returned to Office, Sir Henry
was made secretary of var When
Gladstone was defeated on the Irish
home rule bill Sir Henry went out
with the rest. He returned to the
war office under Lord Rosebery in
1892, and remained until the defeat of
the liberals, in 1895. He vas knight
ed in 1895.
He is a Scotchman, the Sol Of a
Glasgow draper, VINO made an enor-
nous fortune, and 4 statesman who
learned the trade as a pupil for 80
years under Gladstone. 1t is predict
ed that Sir Henry will have a hard
row to hoe when he undertakes to
head q liberal government, as he will
not be able to command the support
of The anti-home rule wing of his
party.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
Scarcity Of Labor.

There is a great scarcity Of common
labor all over the west, and 1t threat
ems to become a serious problem next
spring with SO man. big enterprises
being projected. There is certain to
be a very large amount Of railroad
work, government work will require
thousands, and private capital is be-
ing invested in so many schemes that
the east must contribute heavily or
MANY great works will. be held back.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
Cabman's Sarcasm.

would you mind walking the other
way, and not passing the horse?" said
a London cabman with exaggerated
~politeness to the fat lady who had just
paid the minimum fare. "Why?" she
inquired. Because If e sees wot 'e's
been carrying for a shilling ell ave
q fit" was the freezing answer
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
The Thumbs Value.

Various estimates have been made as
to the relative industrial value of the
thumb and fingers. Two French ex-
perts consider that the loss of the right
thumb lessons the value of the hand 30
per cent. and the left thumb 20 per
cent; the index finger 10 to 20 per
cent. and the middle finger 5 to IL per
cent.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
IMMACULATE HANDS
SCHOOLGIRL SHOULD STRIVE
FOR THIS DESIRABLE
IDEAL.

Homework Will Not Harm the Hands
in the Least-The Value Of Soap
of Good Quality-Tight Gloves Ex-
aggerate the Size Of the Hand
How to Use the Manicure Set.
How to Remove Stains-Avoid the
fashionable Hand-Shake" - The
Cordial Hand-Clasp Better Than
the Kiss.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05
Wrapper for Baby.

A sweet little wrapper for a new
baby is of pink peau de sole, made
without a collar. 1t has nightingale
sleeves, the Sits tied with white rib
bons at the neck. All the edges are
scalloped and embroidered with the
buttonhole stitch.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05

Leather In Cows Hide.
A cows hide Of average size produces
about So pounds Of leather
The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-05

Faith is the color-bearer in the army
of the Lord.-United Presbyterian.
The faith that believes in things I'M
seen soon sees the things unknown.
The strength of a mans faith is in
inverse proportion to it's singularity.
The least prayer that reaches Gods
throne shakes His footstool.-Ram's
Horn.
81 would rather walk in the dark
with God than 60 alone in the light; I
would rather walk with Him by faith
than walk alone by sight"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

1 J|luIllSlell. OCl ygel0pS WV GUM
berlanb lieR benz Subelpaare cine
Yra6tbibel als Gbrengube iiberreis
den. Serner lit benz Bizarre bonn 2diz
Ter Die Gbeiubildumsmebdine perliss
ben porben.
SeraIade. SieIer Sage tpurbe
bier Der angemein bsliebte Sofbefiber
unb Imtspprite6er 8eelmdnn auf
8eel unfpeit bon bier gu 9rabe getraz
gen. Der 9enannte ma u fur3e
3eit franf ltnb itarb i'm 70. 2ebenss
iabre unb i'm 26. Sabre ieiner SbG>
tigteit ais Mmtsporfteber.
so inben n. Sin bebduerli9er
llngliidsfaa ~ereignsts fi9 auf Dem
Sofe Der Stublfabrif BON WispIer
unb 8rodpff bierielbit. Der Irbeia
ter 5riebri6 Weitpbal mar nit Der
Reparatur bes Slai4en3uges on BEN
sroben 9aitfrdbn befddftigt, als
plObli9 cine 8ette rib unt bas abge'
riHene Stiid nit benz buran befeitig>
ten fdperen eiIernen 9afen 9egen
bic Better f9lug, auf tpelaer Wets
p6al itebenb feline Irbeiten perrt4te'
te. Surd bic Wudt bes @nfdla'
gems bra9 bic Setter mitten bur9
unb Der pben ftebenbe Wetphal
itir3te aus elmer 9Obe BON etpd IL
Metern hsrunter unb f4lug nit ben
Miiden auf einen unten liegenber
8aumtamm. 8efinnungslos ipurot
er in feline in Der Obertboritrabt &C.
leaene Oohnuna trdnsportirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Gpuocrbare @enaItsn BET Der
Suttt1.

SSn einem Ct. Yetergburger Stims
mungs6eri9t zines 0eutI9en 8eoba4'
tiers leien mir:
nSn Sen @anosIgdngen Ser Suma
ftDBt man ieBt auf bort bisber ni3t
eeIebene @efulten. @s iinO bies
8auern, ni6t fpobIgetleibet, ME Die
bduerIi9en SumamitgIieOer, iOnOera
in Ser tppii4 Serlumpten 3leioung
zines ruIiii6en vM Diff, bensn
man es fpfprt anfiebt, ouB lie foeben
erit oen 9flug nit Dem @anberitabe
bertauf9t baben. lInO 10 tit es audi:
mir baben iugen. Is boopti" pOer
SenOlinge bor uns, Bic i'm &uftrage
ihrer Oprfaemein6en mad petersburg
gefpanOert fin0, Inn BON i6ren Qbgez
prDneten in Der Sumd gu erfabreE,
vpie es nit Dem @derlanO unO ser
9auernfreibeit fte6e". @as man aus
Dem MunOe Oieier @booOti erfdbrt, 1T
oa5u anget6an, bange 53peifel eriteben
gu Iafen. 3unG6it Die S6atia9e, buB
in benz ipeiteiten @ebiet bes 3arsn=
rei6s fi9 nunmebr cine pirflI9e
9ungersnot6 eingeite1t bat.
Sds 2unOpirtbi9ufts Miniterium
giebt ia Ielber gu, DAP no9 amtliz
9en Melolngen, Die Bel ihm eingeE
Idufen iinO, CUR 3eit 26 goupernce
rnents nit 212 &rsifen, oemna9 fat
oie 6dlfte bes eurOpGiI6en 3uBlanOs,
beutli9e Merfmale elmer begpnnenen
6ungersnpt6 5eigen. 0ds nirb pDn
sen yG6p0oti" pp1inbaItli6 betGtigt,
nit benz 9inSufiigen, 0aB in mebres
rem @pupernements oiefe 6ungersnpt6
in8%erbinOung nit ben 0prtbin geIang>
ten Na6ri6ten, Die &egierung lebne
runOpeg n2anO uno Sreibeit" ab, BE-
reits gu bD6ft acknowledgement 8au<
er%nunruben gefibrt babe. HamentIi9
ipu es mad bieier Gi9tune bin in ben
WpIads@ oupernements Sardtofp unb
Samara re9t bDfe uusfeben; in sen
&reiien Mtfarsf uno Yetropst Ieisn
Igrarunruben bereits aussebro6en.
rSie 8auernmitslieoer Der Ouma
er6ulten jebt tugtGgli9 BON ibrsn
SorfpGblern Selegramme, 0ur9 Die
Gig 2eitmotib Sic 8efiir6tune ae6t,
6as Negative @erbuIten Ser &egierung
in Der 2an6enteignungsfrage f0nnte
zines Soges = unb 5par am pahrs
iteinliditen i'm 9erbit, nu9Oem Der
Bauer bie 6elofru9t unter Dad unb
SAD eebro6t = gu einsm algemeinsn
8uuernuufftano fu6ren. n@ir oiirfen
ni3t in unfere S0rfer obne 2an6 un6
6rei6eit gu unieren Bdblern auriid>
fe6ren", oiefen @usIpru6 bort mun
jebt gar bdufig ippObl BON ben bauer
Ii6en MiteIiebern Ser 9uma, ME Bon
ben bduerli6en n@bobpti", Die piele
6unoerte bon &ilometern nd9 petsrs=
burg, pieIeiGt gar gu SUB, gepanosst
fino, nm i6re Sumomitolieber gu
interpeuiren un0 auf5umuntern."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Cine ers5sIt1c Sbfcn=stnefopte

er3G6lt 0as &openbdgener 8latt rpOlis
titen". ollie pthen = 10 heibt ss o1
= OaB Sbien fir SrOensaus3eianuns
gen cine fleine S9pd6e bate. Sieie
offi5iele 5Orm Der anertennung bate
feline Spmpatbie, uno ais er 1898
Hu4 ieinem 70. 9~e6urtsta9e appen<
buaen beIu6te, mar Sic 6aupt6eeebenz
beit fir i'm peoer Oas tbm gu @bren
beranftaltete Set in 6'Mngleterre, no
Profeffor Peter 9anien feline beriibmte
Heoe bielt, nod Die SeItboritelung i'm
fDnigli6en S6eater ooer anoere 6uloi=
guIlgen, Ilein, 0as mar ieIne Iusaei9s
nung NIT oem 9roBfreus oes Oanne<
brugsO rOen5! Sbien Iagte nit grD>
Dem @rnit: SD femme Diele Horpe=
ger, Die nSommaH0eur" oes Dame
brog iino, dber nur Ginen, Ser ous
n@robtreua" beiiBt" (We0el Sarlss
bers). @ber Der Oi9ter erlebte cine
Gnttdui6ung. Der Grnennungsurz
tunbe lag Elm Gtui NIT Dem Oroen Bel.
Sbfen DIfnete 0ds @tui uno brad in
Die Worte aus: 20. .Qber 6as &reus
lit ia nur Jus Pdppe!" SIS 1T ndmli9
8rau9, oab oas Oroenstapitel an
@uslGn0er, oenen 60bere Or6en aufdlz
len, nur cine &opis aus Pappe ienoet.
@iG man Damn Sen Or6en baben, mub
man oie Decoration Ielber foufen. Nls
Sbien bas 6orte, Bat err einen i'm be-
gIeitsn0en nOrpegii9en Sournaliitea,
Oo9 glei6 benin Sutpelier Elm @robs
freu5 81 bplen. mas audi gei9db. Sbz
fen mar befrie0igt. 8alo 0arauf in.
oefen befu6te i6n Ser oGniT6e Sultus<
Niniiter, Der friihere gif6of Stbpr,
ser Sbfens gutter 6reuno uno alter
SuBbruOer mar. n2ieber Sbien,"
fagts Ser Mini5ter uno griff in sic
SaI9e, ni9 bringe Dir elm @rpbfreua
NIT unO erdtltliere gu Ser boben Iusz
Seihnung!" Der Oi9ter f6ielte oas
funfeln0e &reu3 an = 'iebt bate sr
3pei, nit DEM aus pappe orei 8reu5s!
lno unmittelbur oarauf trat Sblens
0erleger. 6egel, elm, in oen 6Gnben
cine @abe ser @erebrung elm Grobs
freus! Der Meiiter mar iiberipGltigt,
i6niea aber, un0 erit na9Osm feline
Suite fi4 perubi9iebet batten, meinte
er 81 ieinsm nprtpegii6en Yegleiter:
rWas ION i9 MAIDEN nit al Den
Rreuaen?" Der 2anosmann aber be-
ru6igte i'm: sd min pieoer gum
Supelisr seben pienei9t Eimmt e.
6as cine ober AUDI 5psi "suriid. -!
SD oanfe Sbnen," iagte SPLEEN unb
fiiblte fi6 ii9tli6 erlei6tert. Ob aus
oem Sanoel etfpas gefporSen, peiB
man inoshen ni6t. IbenOs aber trug
Sbfen elm @robtreus. uno spar ni9t
6~dsienigs aus 8appe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Moroer, WarAJIAJl~ler I11
NrfMocr.

Ger Maiienmor0er Gittri6 lit iest
eifrig bennibt, ilG Ole SrrenGnitult
Ser5berge oils fiinitigen @ufentbaltS.
ort 5u iidern, er madte Dies ia a1a
CUR Gor6eOingmg fiir ieine @eltdrb-
mile IN Dresden. @s mebren li6
ober ole Stimmen, Die oen Wl0roer
ais gar5 rnffinirten Simulanten be-
5eid]nen. Son al Sen 9euten, nit
oenen 9ittri6 in Berlin berfebrte,
glau6t feiner on ieinen Srriinn. Mon
erin1ert ii6 0nrnn, OaB iid Der Ser
BREEDER nieoerbolt Ser S6laubeit u1o
@ei6idli6feit riibmte, nit Der er
Notwithstanding iimltIiren fonne.
Seiner @irtbin iagte er, er f0nre iif)
10 berltellen, onB Inn gar5 plotli6
beim @eiprG6 Ger S6alm Dor Dcll
Wfuno treie. Gr bate oltf SEN Ylan,
iid oIs MGr6enOi6ter lem 8rot 5l
ermerben. Die in ieinem Sagebuhe
in ri6tiger photographic nieOerge-
iGrie6enen, ieI6ltOerfabten WIirheiI
2erratben cine iippige Eb%ortn'ie.
Iu9 @e6ifte bat Gittrid perfabt,
lln0 es oiirfte fir 6en@ip6ologen bon
Sntereiie iein, sic oidterii6en @Sro-
BUTTE zines 10 bIrt0iiritigen @0rOcrs
fennen 81 Iernen. Sir brirtgen 0cs-
halb Die erItcn Stropben zines Oieicr
8e0i6te sum 9t66ruf. 0as Sen SiteI
Ser 9tonnenitein~ fii6rt. IS lau-
tet:
,Sonner ROTTEN, glibe 3udten
9lenoeno Durd Die ldpar5e 9ta6t.
@iiiie faQen, Stiirme oadten
Baum uno Strouh nit niloer 0todt.
@us Sen finiter'n @olfen i6olIen
@uf sic forneridmere Soot
Spiten |feilen gleid Die S6loiien
1tno beoeften je0en 9foo.
ga inn @alo irrt cine 9irne
Seines 3ieles iih belpuBt,
Sroesifmeigen nnf Der Stirne,
Sooesangit in ibrer 9ruit.
llno ser Stltrm 5ermiiblt Ohm Gnoe
Sbr oas gologelodte Saar,
limo lie i6lltd5t un0 ringt Die SGnOe,
Sober Soffnrng Quit unO baar.
9enn es nagt an ibrem Ser5en
Son6er &oit Elm gift'ger @llrm.
Sic @epiiiensbiiie i6mer5en
SGrter oils Der @etterlturm etc.
Gittri6 bat ouBer Dem rmpitiifer
ltnterIeeboot" ltnO Dem nlenfbnrer
Standardization" cine gan5e Eeiht
anberer @rfinblu19en gemadt. e.
moQte er ii6 inter nn0eren ell
y@pnoelfarnIieI" patcntiren laiien
BEL Sem 0ie @onGelr in einem 8ni
ferbaIIin i'm &reiie bepegt Deroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
,tnter oer Masfe eimes slrstes.

Ginen neuartigen SelepbpnI9pinoel
bate Der an9e6Ii9e Teiienoe Sulius
Mafau in Berlin in S5ene eeiebt, Der
iid urter Der 4ntlage oes tpieOerbOl>
ten 8etruges unO Der i9peren urfun>
oenfGli9uns DOR Ser Straftammer
p~eranttporten mubte. Sn Den Mondten
WsdrS uno @pril D. S. puroen sine
arobe 4n3abl @ei6Gftsleute, insbeion>
bere &olpnialpaarenbdnoler Our9
einen raffinirten S9pinOler in nint
unerbebli6er 8eiie sei9doist. 3umeiit
BEL acknowledgement Ountelbeit film
selte pIDBIi3 Oas S~eIepbon. @s meIOete
ii9 Elm in ser NGbe ~tppbn6dfter 4rSt,
Der cine eilige Setenung aufgub nit
Der ansabe, er miife f9leuEigit per=
reiien. Der betreffenoe auufmann
iiberseu9te ii9 aus Dem 4OreBbu9,
oab tbatid9li9 Die ungegebene 4Orefe
eriitierte. @s tpuroe elm &prb nit oen
heitelten Waaren = Biriten, S9in>
fen, 9oudnoerfdie unO IunitigeR appsz
titli9en Sa9en = bepadt anb nit Dem
S~ausoiener an Die an9egebene QorefIe
sei6idt. Qls Der iunse Mann oas
Saus betrat, fam INN auf ser bulben
Sreppe elm better gefleiOeter Meann
entae1en unb REF ibm bon fpeitem i9on
gu: Sra, enoIi9 fommen sic, i9 parts
f6on lanae auf Siel" Ser 6aus0isner
tpuroe Damn o Dem r9errn Spttpr"
NIT einem neuen Iuftrag no9mals
peqaeI6idt. Dis er pieoerfam, mar
ser argebIide Ir5t uno audi Der &prb
NIT Sen gbpaarsn peri9punoen. Sine
Na6frags BEL Dem in Dem Suuie tpobn,
haften Ir5t ergub, 6aB Oieier feinsrlsi
Waaren beiteat bate. Der 8etriiger
bate pielme6r unter 8enubune bes
Hamens jenes NrStes Den &aufmann
geprent. 4Is Our9 3eitungsnptiSen
DOR Dem Sreiben eeiparnt porOen mar,
gelang Is balo, ieiner babbdft 81 fper=
oen. Gs mar Der 4ngeflagte, Der Be-
rsits pegeu dbnli9er 8etriisereien bor=
6sitraft lit. @or 9eri9t ftelte Moiau
ie6e S1ulo in Mbreoe uno fonnte audi
nur iebr i9per iiberfiibrt peroen. Do
ibn 6ie 9ausbisner, Die i'm nur auf
Gem ountlen Srepperflur eeieben bat=
ten, niht re~fognosairen fonnten. Der
geridtsbof erfunnte unter 8eriidfi9=
tiaung bes iebr sefdbrli9en unb rafIi=
nirten @~orgebens bes Qnsetlagten auf
Stpei Sabre 3u1tbaus unS brei Sabre
Ghrperluff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Ser Sabre eIte 8erg
mann Sanesfo aus gielidopit in
Shlelien lit an Inneiienberg bel Nh.
tonienbiitte ermorbet morben. Gr er.
hieIt BON Den unbefannfen Sbatern
erit einen Meiieriti6 ins Ser3 unb
nliroe oann on einen Baum gefniipft.
Den Moro umgiebt elm @ebeimriR,
oas sic 9eboroen bisber pergeblid
su lcien iuhten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

groeputirte ais Buntz
n o n dl9er. Sn Rifd.
Serbien, entoedte man cine grpbe
Gelofdfderbanoe, bic in gang Si6=
ierbien fcli4e 1antnoten in Uertebr
sebradt bate. Gs tpur6en 80 per=
fonen berbuftet. od:unter atpei sstpe=
fene Deputirte unb ,ngeiebene aaufs
leute. Die 1erbaftets1 geitanoen Die
Shot EN-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Cine @ruppe b

Cine Grippe BON pier
S9ilsrn ftanb in Dem Waridauer
8orort gaerniGfop beifammen uno he
fratbtete einen Gepolper. Oabei eniluf
fi6 elm Sdub. auf be1en 2nan sn0li
Rofafsn berbsieiltsn uno auf bic Shii=
Ter idofen, BON oenen stpei get0btst
fpuroen. Die gltern ser Gri4ofener
Granddaughter alase fiibrenb orabt=
tiA BEN Oumaprdioenten unb Die 46.
1eorbneten o Dem blutigen @organo
~ yIsEzM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

gbrtFen fnb bon Ben $685.
4O1, 7O4 G~intpobnern 6es briti1hen
Weltreidts MIR runo 100000.