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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
Timely Notes.

English farmers are compelled by
law to dip their sheep.
Good roads economize time and
force in travel and transportation OF
products.
Barley, of all grains, appears to be
the best for infants food or for inva.
lids. Barley water has no irritating
properties.
There are IS, 100000 acres of swamp
lands in the country. Take the water
out of a few acres of your own swamp
and see what drainage means.
Good roads mean profit; bad roads
mean loss. Good roads possess a
money value as surely and certainly
as does any desirable commodity.
The greatest battle the farmer has
Is against weeds, yet weeds are a
good friend to the farmer, for they
protect the places that would other
wise be bare.
The Massachusetts, Asparagus Grow
ers' association are working to find or
produce rust-resisting varieties. They
already find that some plants are
naturally more resistant than 9th.
ers.
Red clover can stand wet feet bet
ter than alfalfa. While clover will
make fair growth where the water
level 10 barely three feet below the
surface. alfalfa should have five feet
az least before striking water.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
DANCING BALLS.
Amusing and Mystifying Results
at Small Expense.

Get wide-mouthed bottle, closed
by hollow cork. in which Is inserted
the pipe of small glass funnel. BY
means of sealing-wax make air-tight
and water-tight all the crevices that
might leak, both between funnel and
cork and between cork and bottle.
Half fill the bottle with water, and
throw in the two powders that are
used to make settler water, tartaric
acid and bicarbonate of soda, which
may be bought at drug store ready
for use. Effervescence will at once
take place. throwing off carbonic acid
gas, and this will escape through the
funnel.
But IL you have placed within the
funnel two or three little balls of
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
"ohl" She Cried Aloud, Suddenly.

"ohl" She Cried Aloud, Suddenly.
be enormous! In a moment or two.
she argued, he would realize that she
was merely picture, and come and
stand underneath her to examine
more closely the wonderful fidelity
of the portrait, the exquisite skill OF
the artist; and then, knowing that
she could not hear anything he said,
he would utter aloud all those burn.
ing words he had bottled up SO long.
In a moment or two
Feeling hot all over, his dense head
in whirl, certain only that Eva
had got into the picture in order to
make fool of him, Teddy sat down
in the chair by the fire to try to
transform the chaos of his brain into
something approaching order.
During the next hour he remained
motionless, not looking once in the
direction of the picture. To him, the
hour was minute. To her, sitting
in the same attitude, hardly breath
ing. hardly thinking, getting more and
more hungry, the hour seemed a
week, a year, an eternity. She made
up her mind that when he did think
aloud she would snap her fingers in
his face and tell him, in scalding, bit
ter words, that she loathed him, and
that sooner than marry him she
would die thousand deaths.
Good gracious! There goes the
gong for dinner! Oh, how awful, how
horrible! What will they think? :.
Idiot! Creature! Why why
Obi" she cried aloud suddenly, for
getting everything under the influ-
ence of cramp. "Oh, OH"
Teddy sprang across the room.
What's the matter? What's the
matter?"
Desperately concerned, Teddy stood
upon chair, lifted Eva down from
the picture with the huge gentleness
of six-foot-three man, placed her
tenderly in chair. and knelt at her
feet. Her eyes were closed. He
was certain she was dying. EVA,
my little darling, open your eyes!
It's me, the man who loves you more
than all the world" His grammar
became shaky, his heart stone, his
breathing cyclonic. Eva, my sweet
heart, my beloved, look at me, If
only for moment, and tell me before
you die that you will be my wife,"
OF course, with the change iof po-
sition the cramp had gone, and Eva
knew that those symptoms were
snares. She sat up coldly. Il have
no intention of dying" she said land
of course will be your wife. But
think you are the most abject per-
son it hos ever been my misfortune
to meet. Yes, of course I love
you, dearest Teddy; but think, think
what you have made me suffer. The
gong has rung and you don't know,
never will know. how frightfully hup-
CRY ! am"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
Making the Balls Dance.

elder pith, or even of cork, the gas
cannot escape except at intervals. for
as one ball is lifted from the orifice
another will drop down to close it.
By painting these balls in different
colors. you may produce pretty
effect.
The effect may be made more beau
tiful, says the Chicago Daily News, by
cutting tissue paper in the form of a
butterfiy's wings and gluing them to
one of the balls. The balls will dance
up and down In the funnel and the
imitation butterfly will futter as II
over flower
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
~How i FOOLED MY $685."
Story Of Young Man Who Cheated
Himself of Success.

On street car recently overheard
a fine-looking young man Of about
twenty-one telling two companions
how he managed to cheat his en-
ployer out of an hour and half's
time every day for over a year. This
Is the substance of what he said:
He was out great deal with the
boys and got, on an average, only
about five and a half hours sleep
night This not being sufficient, he
managed to sleep an hour and half
each day during business hours. II
He went on to describe large door
situated just back of the private of.
fee in the store, which, when open,
cut off quite little corner of space
in such way that he could seclude
himself there without danger of being
seen. In this secluded corner, seated
In chair, he took a nap of an hour
and half each day.
Several of the other clerks knew
about this retreat, and they took turns
during the day, so that some one of
them was resting or sleeping there
most of the day.
One of his companions asked the
young man how he managed to avoid
detection. He replied that the door
opened into a passageway, and was
never closed in the daytime; that the
boss never had occasion to look be-
hind 1t, and that he would not be
likely to miss one clerk among SO
many; and that even If he did, there
was always someone who would give
the signal. So together the young
men managed to cheat their employer
out of the equivalent of one mans
entire time
had been admiring this young
mans striking appearance before he
told his story. He had a splendid
head, and very strong face, and I
had said to myself, How / wish I
could tell that young man what great
possibilities are before him II he Is
only equal to his opportunity" Yet
on the very threshold of his career
he was systematically cheating his en-
ployer, and glorying in his cleverness
in doing 1t.
There are tens of thousands of men
In the great failure army to-day, who
thought they were getting the best
of their employer in Their younger
days because they clipped their hours,
shirked their work. says o. s. Marden
in Success Magazine. They thought
they were going to get on
in the world just as you do; but,
before they realized it, they had fas-
tened upon themselves the habit of
cheating, or deceiving, until they grad
ually became so dishonest that they
not only were not promoted, but either
lost their positions as well, or, when
they started in business for them
selves, lost their credit, their stand
ing, the confidnce or others and
gradually went to the wall, or landed
in the penitentiary.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
Pictured t1av Fever.

In Paris there is just now proceed.
ing a seasonable discussion on hay
fever, concerning which an amusing
instance of the capricious nature of
the infection is related. A lady was
quite proof against catching the sneez-
ings of hay fever from either hay or
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
Mamma hIndoo Babies.

A Hindoo baby's name is generally
CHOSEN by the mother, and bestowed
Il days after birth. Sometimes the
father wishes another name rather
than that selected by the mother. In
that case the names are written and
over each is placed a lamp, and the
name over which the lamp burns
brightest is the one which the cn;..
receives.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30

any other flower or plant except one.
The mere sight of rose used to set
her sneezing violently. Knowing her
weakness she carefully avoided these
flowers, but one day she carelessly
stopped before still life painting rep
resenting basket of roses. Almost
instantly she was seized with sneez
ing fit. Clearly imagination has Its
part in the case.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
Why He Wanted Her

"Stop!" commanded Miss Nurox.
with disdainful sniff THE idea of
your proposing to lady In my sta
ton of life. You ought to know
better!"
WELL" replied Mr.. Hunter, Il do
know better. but not richeR."
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30
A Suspicious Character.

"Jiminee. but Mr.. Good. the candi-
date for county treasurer, is mad at
you" said the foreman of the country
weekly.
What! Why, we gave him great
send-off in this weeks paper"
Eyes; he says you've ruined him.
You referred to him as "a trusted en-
ploye.'" Catholic Standard and
Times.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30

EFFECTIVE WAGON JACK.
One That Can Easily BE Made Out Of
Materials Lying About.

l have used jack such as shown in
the sketch below for a. number Of
years. For the bottom piece, a, take
two strips ~ feet long, one inch
:hick, and l " inches wide. Place the
upright b, which is 21s feet long, one
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30

by occult processes known to his
trade, the brilliant gold streaks which
were SO noticeable amid the jetty
black of the remainder of the couture.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-30

be
for all time to come 1t has planned to establish
which
The for this institution amounts 81 $4,000
the founder of the family lived His which built
after
Oldest house in the United will
the schoo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
1ramrise Wetbmadjtem.

Die woblbetannte bsuti9e 6amilie
Walius, 1424 Union etrabs, wurbe
ont Wontas bur9 ben 8ob ibres liebsn
eObnss unD grubers. Subn Uialtus,
In tisft xrauer besIsbt. Der iunss,
19 Sabre aIte Wann arbeitete In ben
giisnpsrtsn bon SnsIsp on Der gde
Union Strabs unb @hrteIbnbn. no.
fsIbff aud Der Batter unb etn anberer
8ruber bsi2dfttgt fnb. am Wontag
gormtitas mar Der iunse Wann BET
einsm srobsn 6ebsbaum bsi&dfiist. aIs
oerielbs uneruartst iimi&Ius unb Mal.
tus f&wsr am aopf bsrIeste.
Ct wuroe iofort nod benz gineent
0OIpitaI sebra9t, no man bas Mbg.
Ii&fe neriu&te, iba ON 2ebsn 3u er.
balten, bO9 f&on um 2.45 purbs Ct
bon bem SOoe erI6if, uno 10 wuroe Elm
iunges 2sben, sin fsibiser ffrebiamer
Wann. etn Itebsnoet So9n uno Bru.
Der, isinen angeb6rigen nod bor benz
@eibna8tsabenb bur@ Elm grauiamss
s&idial geraubt. Der tisfb.trhbtsn
5amilie, oie einen grobeu Rreis bon
5reunben unter ben bisRssn Seuti&en
bat, wirb bon allen eeiten bas gr6bts
Nitleib as3ollt. Die 9serbtgung finbst
ON DOnnsrtag Ha9mittag bon BEN
8rauerbnuIe aug ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
NsssridisBsrst.
Die cbIisatcriide asiIerei unb Rekerite@erei
sinsen pprauf.

Cine NsesrI6isbsrsi, BET melGer sin
Wann fHuer psruunbst murbe, erei9.
nete fih Wontag abeno iur3 bor z nbr
on Der Jort Wapns abs.
Artbur 2pn1, elmer Der Rombatans
ten. uurbs nit elmer Qugel TN 2eibs
NOD BEN SoipitaIe 9ebra6t, wdbrsno
Der George Wbits, tpsI6sr ben S6ub
ubgab, na4 Der Poliseiftation bsf0rosrt
tuuroe.
Die S9isbsrsi mar bas grasbnib
zines form am Na&mittaee fattes.
babtsn Strsitss, elmer aus bisiem f&
entwidelnoen Sdldserei nit Der Obli.
gatorif6en folgsnosn WeRsrfedersi.
aIs S&aupIdbs oisier 8Orsdnse wer'
ben thstls S&eisr's SaIoon, tbeils
6rit9's poolrOom eenannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

gim Rampf, bel meI9sm ioear
oas 6aus 26&er erbielt. tuuroe Montas
swiiasn benz go Sabre aItsn Sam
3arttn. 1913 Wsif Rorris Str. uno
ben 20 Sabre altsn gbnsles Coulter
aus 2aports, Sno.. ausgsfodten. Gin
gilruf crying an bie poli3si. unb ois
Raolsr @olnii6 unb Wilfon tpurbsn
our STEELE qefanst. 8ei Nnfunft Der
RaoIer lag 3arftn auf ben 8ooen unb
swei Wan hteItsn ibn fef. gouItsr's
aIeiouns NOR b6lis serfebt. Seine
abRAt. ois Raoler NIT Der Nrt in Der
6auf su empfansen, fonnts 3arfin
nt&t aur ausftibruug bringsn, ba ibn
oieislbsn bsim Gdlafitt6sn nabmsn,
ebe sr au& nur @slssenbsit bate, or.
oentlia na&iuoenfsn.
Sas 3tmmer 3eiste Spuren bes
aanpfes auf. unb iosar oie @ano
bate ein grObss God erbalten. 3arfin
tnb Coulter uurben beioe berbaftsf. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

5rau Settle Gent, bic untsr
Witnabme ibrer beiben 0tnber aus
ibrer @obnung bsridmanb unb ueI9s
ieitber bon ibrem gatten bergsbIid5 ge.
fu&t wurbs. III am Mitttuo9 tn Ga.
fapetts gsieben, TOO fe mttteIlos an.
Iangte. Die bortieen Bsbbrbsn Be.
i&aften fhr bic Grau unb 2tnber
2leibunssfttds unb ianbtsn bisielben
nod Danpils, SQs. Die Srau gab
ibren Ramen als Sones an unb er-
3dblte, baB fie In Danbills @erpanbts
babe. Sbr Wann eradbIts, bab ibm
bte 6rau. wel&s an tempordrer @eis
fespsrwtrrung leioet, bereits bor Sab.
resfriff einmaI usri&wanb unb bnB He
oamals tn Cincinnati gepeIsn isi.
Der um bas Wobl ieiner 6amilie be.
iorgts @atte telearapbirte unber3hQIi9
nod DanuilIe, um bie 6rau bort, fals
m6sIi&, fefsubalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
Na9 faaf Sabrem 0efansnts Der
Treibett interrogation.

5rau Rpra 5ree3e, alt, taub unb
f9ma9, tnurse bon 8ouberneur 6anlp
begnabigt, na9bem fis ftnf Sabre TN
JrauensefdnsniB abseieRsn bate, tpoai
He wegen Der grmorbune bonn Wm.
@rap. gleiG5sjtig nit ibrem Ranne,
weI&er He 81 Der Sbat anseipornt
babsn lou unb Der our ieIben strafe
berurtbeilt wurbe, aber Dor eirea einem
Sabre farb.
Grau Jrssss f9:en TN Anfans oie
$ragmeits btefss Begnabieungsaetes
nidt re9t 3u berfeben, na3bsm He
absr bic Saas ri9tig srtannt batie,
iaste He Sd ueib ni&t mos Id fugen
iOa, absr i'd oante benz @Ouperneur,
oab er mir berg6nnt. ben &eif meiner
Sase BET msinen Sbbnen nsrbringsn
3u fbnnsn.
Sbr sobn, @apbasI gIafe, GIG Of
Worpoub etrabs, tpsI&sr Rs 6ftsrs TIM
@efdngnis beiu&t bate. muroe hierauf
bena&rt&tist. bab ieine Wautter frei
iei, uno sr fe abbofsn t6nne um lbr
oie 6reube 3u bereiten, ibr Neibna9ts.
mabI i'm 2reiie ibrer @erwanbteu 3u
f& au nebmen.
Die 2inoer Der Jrau batten felt go.
Dember ale Sebel In Beweaung ssfebt
UNI itrer Wuttsr bie 6reibeit 3u fi3srn
uno goupernsur 9anIp bate fi9 snt.
i&IoRen, ibr bieie gum Weibna&ts.
gei4enf 3u MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
8sibnadltsa In Nsssrtrsiisn.
elmer tobt, mebrere pertpunbet.

Gin @.ibna1ts9si9snt, wel6ss ibm
nitt sum ssssn ssrei4ts, erbislt Der
Rsgeriunss SObn Rilifen, gto. 17O4
Repfones apsnus; bsnn bas S4iebas'
webr In S1nbsn isines IA Sabre aIten
ssreunoes Ronb Streit t6otete am
Weibna9tsmOrssn ben slei4faIs far
biasu Sunsen Sbomas WoB aus Nor'
srooo, Sno.
Mtt ben Bortsn .6dnbe bod" mar
Noab Streit auf WiQiam Srebne nno
86omas TsOB susstrsten. Der S4uB
atna los unb nit elmer augel I'm 6sr'
ssn fant Der sstrOfsns MsOb sur erOs.
Sis gltsrn bss iussnoli&en S4isb'
boloes bntsn bic Raoler @olniit uno
WiIion. ibrsn Sunssn ni&t au berbaf'
ten, bod muros Der Bsnssl sur Station
aebra9t unb bie antlage oes gtoross
gegsn ibn srhoben.
Der erIaoHsns anabe mar Elm Rrip-
pei; Dor Sabrssfriff gsrietb sr rntsr
bic Rdosr zines 3uses unb psrlor bstos
fstbs uno sinsu Stsil zines armes.
Der eprud: 5rieoe auf
grben. psl9sr islbf auf ons ros
bette gemftb isinsn glnorud ma3t.
IieB ani1sinsnb Sobn 6awtins bon
go. 424 0sF Wabaib.6trabe ungs'
rfhrt; benn NIT einsm S4teBeiien.
Ra&s I&naubsnb, uuroe er bon ben
Raolern 8srnausr uno Ribmiaer auf'
geeriffen. SObn's acknowledgements
uuroan ni9t iur ausftibrung gebra4t.
Sn WiII 9abis' mob
nun9, Io. 407 glais. Strabe. feier'
ten ole Samilisnmitslisoer gIsi4faa!
bas @eibna6tsfsif. unb sitel Jreuo'
bsrri9te. Bic pl6bli9 bas Oberbaup
Der Gapis.Sipps uuu sinem Ulil9topf'
birsi. nuf bic Raie getrsffen muroe.
Der Strsit entifano atpiiaen Seifi'
Sones uub ibrer 8ante Warp Dapis.
@is perlautst, bate Seiie .ilen Jun
gen Ressr ttibl bsaanbelt, unb ibr'
Snnts belt ibr stus etrafpreoigt
JsiFs fol oann angebIi9 bsie gstpor'
ben isiu unb ben Ril8topf nod ibre1
Sants g.uOrfsn babsn. Sisie btdt
F9 unb bas 5amilisnoberbaupt wuro
getrohen.
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Gleine Gtastaeaisfetten.

Sm Streite I'm etnen Dumb
muroe 9isnhaa 4bsno 5rau @iqiam
6it9csf bon go. 623 Sarmoa. strubs
bur4 eine1 S9uB in bis S&uIter
i9r 'r3li9 bsrtDunbst. go Winor, sin
8 edngsr, Der ben S4uB abgab, iff
eh.tommsn. Stt9eof uno NInor foIs
len bnraber In etrsit esratbsn fein.
bab 2sbtsrer isinen Dumb in's 6aus
bra9te uno fit tuet9erte, oenfelben btn'
aus3uinasn. Ser S9uB, usl6sr Srau
5it8eod DerUunoete, mar fir ibren
Rnnn bsfiimmt.
Bon aeon, Georgia,
icmmt Die Na6ri1t, bob unfer ebema.
Tiger Ritbhraer, Der Wbbslfabriiant
Ssrr pbil. Gobn, franf oarnieoerliest.
Sein. pislsn Grsunbs.in sisHgsr Staoi
bofen auf baloise geneIuns.
B m. g. 8psnsp's Wob-
nuas, go. 1418 gellsfcntains. Str.
ruroe gsfisrn Absnb wdbrenb Abwe'
fsnbsit Der 5amilis our4 ginbre8s,
beimgsiu9t, unb sins sOlosns nbr neb1
Qstte, Elm 6alseei8msioe. n,sbrers sol.
ons Rings, six gslaoener Rspoluer
unb sine g6rie nebf $40 ssnbaIt mur.
ben gsfoblsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
e9matises 6sidlirr sis6t Sr1no
3mr Retleret.

Gin argument. usnn es 3eit Tel @s'
idirr su maiden. enoeis Montag Nbenb
nit Der 0srbaftung Der 1stbeilteten.
WprtIs Ssnsburrp, 1855 8roote. Str,
uno 6rant @altsr, 1409 Dill Str.
Nprtls ffsbt unter Der Antlass oss
Woroangriffs, wdbreno Daltsr unter
Der Hntlags bes 8ummelns eingslo&t
uuroe.
Wpr!le, rsl8e fur Walfer als 0aus'
bdlterin arbeitet, erfldrte ben poli3iften
WadsRp uno 6rsemann, bab he bon
einsm @angs tn ben Jleii9srlaoen.
nod Der @roesrp unb anoeren SteQsn.
3urtidtebrts. uno bab oas f9mubise
@ei&irr nod In Der Qhae Rano. ba es
ibr iOwsit on 3stt feb|te, oaifsIbs 3u
maiden. @altsr bsrlangte iofortt9e
Rsintgung oe1elben, uno Nprtle sr
tldrts ibm, onb iis sur 3sit nidt In Der
rs4tsn gsriuRung fur oieis arbsit iet.
Gin Wort eabs anoere. bis auleBt
hranf ibr sine Obrfeige Derabfolgte.
usl&e ibrsn Gsoulosfaoen b6lli9 ger.
riB. WprtIe griff NOD einem MsRer.
unb 5rant srbielt als 5Olse eins
Sdmarre I'm @eR&te. um mel&e ibr
man&sr STUDENT beneioen waroe. Das
@eI9irr uuroe ni&t aewai&sn.
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Nstssr @eibaa&tstall.

@sfsrn Abeno gaben bie osuif9en
Nssesr tn Der @srmania 9aQs ibrsn
Weibna&tsbaa, su tpeI3em oas arran.
qsmsnts. gomits bis 5sfen gorbsrsi.
tuneen traf. 5r6bli&e Siunoen ba.
ben ole 9bsilnebmer In Der Miits Der
bswdbrten @nfseber berlsbt. S&on
lange Dor Der fefgeiebten etunbe bots
ten R& bic @dfe einsefunoen. uno nur
ungsrn trennten fi& 3u fraber Siunbs
bie 3oeilnebLisr. Dos Teif NOR In
isbsr 8ssiebune ein gutter grfolg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
Sener in @bites Hez
itanrant.
Sbneue 2lrbeit Ger Seuerwehr
perbinoert cine 2lusoeb'
nun9 oehelben.

Rur3 nod IL rlbr Wonta9 abeno
muroe abermaIs sin 6susr in benz bon
Ssrrn Srant 6drotttp betriebsnsn
@bitss Rsifaurants, go. 33 Sho We.
rioian Str. sntbsdt; Die 3eitige @nt'
ssduns isooa psrbinosrte sine aus.
bsbnung osRslbsn, 10 bab Der gs'
iammtpsrluii taum $4,000 tibsrfsissn
miro.
Die Gsusrw.prlsute Der Ro. 13
gompanie tuursn Die eriten auf benz
plaBs, ba bisislbsn f9on Dor Absabs
oss alarmss. WaHerfrablsn tn ben
SS.uerbro entfanotsn. 9aut Iusia
gen beg @apitdns Der gompanis, mus
bas Ssusr In sinsm Abfaabaufsn I'm
bierten Stof oes @sbduo,s No. IL
Of psarl StraBs ausgsbro4sn fsin.
uno fd bon bisraus auf oie anosrsn
Stoduerte ausgsbsbnt babsn.
@bsf gOOis CAB fofort einen 3ueitsn
Alarm ab, um fur sintrstsnoe 6dle
iofort ois nbtbtss Wannfaaft aur Stslle
3u babsn, uno ale gompanten, etn.
i9liebli9 bes Wahertburmes nabmen
ibrs Stsqungen, uie bsim Jeuer por
2 Do9en Elm.
gs aslang nod elmer barten Arbeit
bon 80 Wtnutsn benz Wht6en Der
5lammsn ginbalt su gebieten. Der
S9aoen bur9 Ssusr unb Wafsr on.
gsri9tst, piro fhr ois Gsbduoe auf
etua $1,000. fur bas @sfaurant auf
stua $4,000. fir bic 5irma Sommsrs
& 60. auf .tpa $1,000 uno FIR tibri.
gen S9aosn auf anndberno $500 se.
gsf&dbt bur@ Dsrfasrung b6lIis &C.
oedt.
Serr S4rotttp faat, bab er eitua um
9 rbr bas Gsbdubs ptrlafsn babe, unb
oab Bis gum Ausbru@s bes 5euers
gliemanb tn benz @sbduos eetpsien. ba
cine Nptt3 ftir bis Bidder. Serrn
69rottfp am WiitsrnaGt per Sslspbon
an3urufsn. nod unberhbrt auf benz
S6autafsn beim 3abltii&e bss &eRau.
rants Lag.
4naefellte Der bena&bdrten @e.
| i9dfte, bauptid9Iia au; 8ipp Bros.
Geiddft, tpslds fofort CUR STEELE 9eeili
uarsn, balfsn Sifbs uno Slide, 10.
tbfe anosres Snuentar o,,s benz 8ersi9e
bes WaRsrs nod benz 9orosrtb.iIe oes
2otalss f6afen, 10 baB aud bier nur
gsringsr e8aOsn 3u p.r,si9nen TT.
pitt goplss. 2situngs@sf Der Gen.
traI Union Sslspbons Co., puros our&
elm on Der Meribiun StraBe berab'
dhr,snb.s Yls6i6ilb getrohsn. an'
t0etneno aoer ntdpt perleBt.
@is bsim lsbtsn Ssusr, 10 nu4 an
Rontag. wuroen msbrsre In ben RaG'
barsgebduben Rtnirten Sirmsn burd
WaHsr uno @au8 gsi9doigt. bod II
Der 0srluff In bisism 5alle nur tlsin.
Wis bas Jsusr sntfano. lisb f9 mod
ni9t ermitieln.
Serr S9rottfp bate istn 2ofal srf
nsu renopisren lafsn, unb gnbs bsl
lebten Wo&e er6ffnet.
i Qura bor 2 llbr Disnifag frab brad
oas 5suer gum spsiten Wlals Gus. uni
betrd9tli&er S8aben wurbs anseri9
tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

Die pof an ia I batte tpdb-
reno Der lebteu $age alle 6dnoe bo1
au tbun, um ale rssifrirtsn pofpadet.
'enoungen rs&tasitig on bis ri&tiss
Aorehe 3u bef0rbern. 6inter ben
pohbaifsbeamten lnb hberbaupt allen
Ansefsllten ffanb Santa Claus nit
benz sategoriiden Smpsratip unb ieiner
pfaumenbeipidien Rutbe. um bis f&on
on unb fhr R3 gmRsen 3ii nod Der.
msbrtsr $bdtisfsil an3uipOrnen. Die
wdbreno Der lebten Sage absefpanntsn
tiberarbeiteten Yofbeamten ipsrbsn
isbt einise 8ase Der woblberbientsn
Rube srbaiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

6hr grnennune zines Weeeipers
flagt gbarles W. Sberiban seeen
Dm. 8. Boil unb Sames g. Qellp oIs
gigentbhmsr Der General Mpobwprs
ting Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

Der ttete 1907 &abrer
Gtntenoe 8ote >fotpte Wa=
rteu &aIenoer, betoe bon
3emtS&Iano tm,portirt, itno
TT anierer Office, 81 CUB
9etatpare Strabe, stt babett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
&teoertratt3
@eibna@tSfeter,
Gommta9, ben 80. 9estr.,
tn Der 0ermanta 0aue.

Die btsherigen ifdotif9en
antldgsr psttiicbn uno 8romn. fowie
quo Der isbiae Anwalt. friberer poli.
ala Wm. 1ailsp, ianbten ben poiisiRen
msbrsrs Rifen gutter 10e gisarren.
5reo. R. Bonsfislb. ber NIT benz neuen
Sabre ins limit tretenbe 4ntldser. fanote
fur isosn geamten tn Der polt3siffa
tion:: icuie aud fiir bie 3eitunesIeute,
fn6n In 2sbsr esbunoene ROtisba&er
Mapor gooimalter uno bic Wttslisbsr
Der ei&erbsitsbeb0roe bielten gefern
abeno Anipra&en nnb ibeilten an ale
MitgIieber Der poliaeiforee elei&falls
gigarren aus.
German WoelIer's Gale,
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