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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
SOCIOLOGICAL
municipal Ownership Report.

Frederick G. Howe, who was sent to
England as special agent of this gov
eminent to investigate the progress Of
municipal ownership, has made his re-
port His conclusion is that we are be-
bind the rest Of the world in this re-
spect. Out of 3,110 undertakings of
public utilities in England LILY are
owned by municipalities, and many Of /
the other kind are passing into public |
control He says that the British have |
come generally to accept public as op- I
posed to private ownership as applied
to water, gas lighting, street railways
and markets. In some places public
ownership has come to include dwell
lngs, docks, markets, baths, race
courses, fisheries, slaughter houses,
milk depots, employment bureaus and
sewage farms. Brighton and South
borough have municipal theaters.
There is now talk of buying up coal
mines. DIR. Howe finds that ownership
stimulates public spirit and permits
one public utility to serve another and
he finds that it has proved financial
success.
CO. operation For Ex-Convicts. "a.
W. r. Merrick tells in the May
World Today how, with the assistance
of the Cleveland workhouse officials, a
band of former lawbreakers has
formed an organizatio for self help.
and brotherly cooperation. In restor-.
ing man who has dropped from his
place in society, the work is mainly IN
the hands of the released prisoners
themselves, who have rented a house
and fitted it in comfortable style for
the use of members until they can OBJ
tain suitable employment. In no way
does the home seem unlike several
other homes Of bachelors in large
cities. The man who is managing it
was formerly charged by police judges
as beyond redemption. A part of the
earnings of each man goes toward sus-
tanning the home.
Ignorance of Charity Workers.
One of the chief topics of interest
during the national conference of char
tiles and corrections at Philadelphia
was the address of DR.. Edward t. De-
vine on "The Dominant Note of Mod
ern Philanthropy" Although Devine
was unavoidably absent, being in
charge of the Red Cross work at San
Francisco, his address was read. He
charged that the temperance reforT2-
ers are completely ignorant Of the rea-
sons for the existence of inebrlates;
that the managers Of the institutions
for the care of children are ignorant Of
the causes which have led to the Or
phanage or neglect of their wards; that
the directors and physicians in the hos
pitfalls are neglectful or Indifferent.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
PO LIT I c A L
Taylor to Succeed Carmack.

Taylor to Succeed Carmack.
Ex-Governor Bob Taylor of Tennes-
see is the choice of the Democrats Of
his state for the United States senate,
having obtained a decisive majority
over Senator Carmack in the recent
primaries. Taylor's nomination is
equivalent to an election, as the legis-
lature is sure to carry out the party's
will next winter Governor Taylor be-
came national figure through his per-
sonal canvass and his popularity with
the masses. He was known as the
Kidding governor" 1t was his habit
to play a tune on his fiddle before max
ing an address to the voters.
Democrats Name Republican.
The Democratic state convention Of
of nominating a candidate and has
taken the unusual course Of nominal
ing an independent Republican, Colo
mel Robert II. l. Goddard. The coali-
ton of the Democrats and independent
Republicans is expected to make the
issue on lne record OIL AIurlcu anu
Wetmore against radical rate legisla-
ton.
Weaver Doomed For Governor.
Following the failure Of the indie
pendent Republican organization of
Pennsylvania, known as the Lincoln
party, to reach satisfactory agree
ment with the regular Republican or
ganization, a boom to make Mayor
Weaver of Philadelphia the candidate
Of the Lincolnites for governor was
started and has attained large proper
tons. The mayor himself intimated
that he would not decline the honor.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
SHOWING THE

possible to pass the measure, but the
noted lawyers in the senate declared
that unless they were eliminated the
bill would be unconstitutional, because
they conferred direct legislative powers
on the commission La Toilette sue
ceeded in getting inserted an amend
ment permitting railroads to issue free
passes to members of organizations of
railroad men.
The Allison Amendment.
AS finally adopted by the senate the
Allison rate bill amendment reads as
follows
1.-THE venue of suits brought in any
of the circuit courts of the United
suspend any order Or requirement OF
the commission shall be in the district
where the carrier against whom such
order or requirement may have been
made, has it's principal operating office
and may be brought at any time after
such order is promulgated. And if the
order or requirement has been made
against two or more carriers, then in
the district where any one of the said
carriers has it's principal operating Of
fee And if the carrier has it's prin-
cipal operating Office in the District of
Columbia, then the venue shall be in
the district where said carrier has it's
principal Office, and jurisdiction to
hear and determine such suits is here
by vested in such courts"
For Sea Level Canal.
BY the vote of 6 to the senate COM
mittee on interoceanic canals decided
to report a bill to construct the Pana-
ma canal at sea level. The reasons
given by the majority in support of
this plan are that it will be much safer
and more convenient, that it will take
little if any longer to construct, that
the maintenance would be simpler and
more economical and that it is the
ideal type of canal. The San Francis
co earthquake is used as an argument
in favor of the sea level plan.
House Fer Big BattIeship.
By the vote of 135 to 105 in the COM
mittee of the whole the motion of Bur
ton CRep., o. to strike out the provi-
sion for the biggest ,battleship af1oat
was rejected, and the committee pro-
gramme went through. Burton argued
that construction was proceeding out
Of proportion to the increase in per-
sonnet and that at the present rate our
navy would be next to the English by
1910 Tawney Rep., Minn), chairman
Of the appropriations committee, was
among the opponents of this measure,
and he pointed out that our total war
account for 1906 would be 63 per cent
of the entire revenue Of the govern
ment This included the pension roll
and left over expenses of past wars
The Bartholdt amendment, making the
battleship construction contingent up
on a naval limitation measures being
adopted by The Hague conference
within year, was rejected. AS re-
ported and passed the naval bill car
ried 500, 634,215.
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Lac Dor
End of the Lake Strike.

End of the Lake Strike.
In the articles of agreement by vir-
tue of which the traffic of the great
lakes was resumed, the ten hour day
and the same wages as were paid last
year to the longshoremen were the
principal points.
Miners Stand Firm.
John Fl. Winder, chairman Of the
coal operators of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, received telegram from
President Mitchell refusing the propo-
sitiOn to arbitrate all differences be-
tween operators and miners. The mes
sage was to the effect that the miners
would stand by the decision OF the In
ternational Executive Board of the
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26


Of political economy, history and socioi-
ogy will be taught by lecture and text
books; second, the lecture conference
course in which the free discussion OF
theories and principles Of social reform
and ethics will be encouraged, and,
third what might be called applied So
cialism or lecture courses on labor
unions, child labor, woman suffrage,
age pensions, immigration and other
practical Subjects President Lee says
that the object is to furnish a scientific
basis for socialistic thought rather than
to run a propaganda. There will be
nothing but evening classes at the be-
ginning. The other officers are Norris
Hilquitt, treasurer, and w. J. Client,
secretary.
Cornell Lowers Age Limit.
The Cornell university board of trus-
tees has decided to reduce from sew
enty to sixty-fve the limit of active
service for members of the instructing
staff.
Novel School of Industry.
Educators and the public in general
are showing much interest in the re-
cent opening of the Dread School Of
Agriculture, Manufactures and Com
merce, which occupies 1000 acres of
land some eighteen miles from Baltf-
more It's founder and head is Hen
ry D. Perky. From each state two
students will be admitted to work
their way through, but the number of
pay students is unlimited. They will
be trained in actual cultivation and
rnanaoement of farms
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
COMMERCIAL
$50, 100000 Loan Snapped Up.

s50,o00,000 Loan Snapped Up.
The year and half term AZ per
cent notes for $5O,O0O,O0O Issued by the
Pennsylvania railroad and secured on
the stock of the company were prompt
ly negotiated by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. of
New York, all being taken by NUM-
Der of large banking houses, the appM-
cations highly exceeding the amount
The notes were not offered to the gen
eral public The proceeds are to be
used generally in advancement of the
many improvements and extensions
which the company has under way.
Trade Conditions In Cuba.
The recent report of Special Agent
Pepper of the department of commerce
and labor concerning the business con
Continued on page
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by Tillnan, who
had charge of
the bill. Stand
ing in his place,
TillInan told the
senate that ex-
Senator William
E. Chandler Of
New Hampshire
had acted as
the presidents
envoy in ne
gotiating with
Democrats who
would not go to
the White House
and that the
president had
ea;J RI Hban5-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
LEGISL ATIVE
Presidents Veracity lmpusned.

Presidents Veracity lmpugned.
The aftermath Of President Roose-
velt's unexpected acceptance of the
original Allison compromise amend
ment for the sake of party harmony
and on the suggestion of the conserva-
tive Republican leaders, Aldrich and
Spooner, was the charge Of bad faith
toward the Democratic minority, made
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
EDUCATIONAL

College Of Socialism Ready.
Announcement has been made of the
opening Oct / of'the new College of
Socialism at New York, endowed by
the late Elizabeth D. Rand, mother of
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26

lLOf VI IHS iCd0
ing Socialist or
gan, the Work
err, is to be
president Of the
new college. Its
home is a four
story brown
stone building
at 112 East
in e t e e nth
s ire e t. The
course is to be
divided in t o
three groups
first, in which
the lighter foun-
datinn subjects
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
THE WORLDS TREND
A GRAPHIC EVENTS SHOWING THE
WORLDS PROGRESS.

Demands Of the Douma Voice
Aspirations Of Russian Peo-
pie and Force Issue on the
Car turkey Yields to
England = Japan Raises
Tariff Wall---Senate Pass
es Rate Bill, II to ;, as
"Pennsy's . Corrupt Dis
examinations Are Demon
Embellishments Charge
President With Bad Faith.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26

AN Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
of the Week in Politics,
Government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26
Not F atal.
NO Matter What Doc.
tors Say-We Know
l hat Heart Trou=
Ole in NJ any
Cases Can Be
Cured.

mere are seven main features Of
neart disease, viz: % Weakness or
Deolilty; (2) rheumatism or Neuralgia;
tol Valvular Disorder; (4) Dilation;
lo) enlargement; 60 Fatty Degenera-
ton; CD Dropsy
documentary evidence will prove
thousands of So called ''incurables" have
peen absolutely cured by Dr. Miles
New Heart Cure.
PATIENTS often have no idea their dis
ease is heart trouble, but ascribe it to
Indigestion Liver Complaint etc.
Here are some of the symptoms:
shortness of breath after exercise.
Smothering Spells. Pain in Chest, left
shoulder and arm. Discomfort in Lying
on one side. Painting Spells. Nervous
Cough. Swelling of Feet and Ankles.
Paleness of Face and Lips. Palpitation.
Nightmare. Irregular Pulse.
Il have. great faith in Dr. Miles New
Heart Cure, and speak of its merits
m Mdles opportunity presents. l can
where three weeks ago | could hardly
walk one block" One year later.-'I
am still in good health the Heart Cure
ala SO much for me- that l find it a far
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PIne ST., Natchez, Miss.
Money back if first bottle fails to benefit.
FREE Write US and we will mail
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and how to right it. Absolutely Free.
Address: DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES, ELkHART, IND.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-26

Mrs. George D. Heron. Algernon Lee,
who was the Socialist candidate for
mayor of New York last year and eda
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
Nene 9temfmobuunseu
SIR gnseitsute bes ftabtiidsn SoipitaIs.

Die bonn Nr9itset MboIpb S9srrsr
gefertieten pldns bss rieuen 6oipitaI'
Sienfgebdubss fino Der @sfunbbsits'
beb6rbe CUR @snebmieung tiberfanbt.
eobaIb bIeielben bonn @eiunbbeitsratb
unb Der Beb6rbe 6ffentIi&er Arbeiten
9ensbmiat finb. tperben Ineebote fhr
oie @onfructions.N .Nrbeiten entgegsnge'
nOmmen. Die NbF&t liest bor. bas
reue @ebdubs fobalo wis m6gli9 fir
ben @ebrau& fertig 3u ffelIen.
Das alte an Der @oe Ctr. Rebenbs
gadfeingebduoe lou ab9erifen uno bas
nere, brsif6dige, stua 1873 bel Sc 6ub
grobs 8aumsrt iol auf biefsm plabs
erri4tet tperben.
Dos alte Gsbdubs tpurbs frhbsr f9on
als unfi9er unb unesiunb tonbemnirt.
Die Rofsn bss Neubaues ipsrben R9
auf sttpa $35. 900 bis $40, 900 Be.
laufen.
SIM aelergei&ofie, weI&es u6lIia
aus Cement srrt&tet pirb. iollsn Eager.
rdumli@tsitsn sinssri4tst uerben.
Der erfs Stod sntbdlt 2a9s. Speiis'
3immer, Bddersi, 3immsr gum Mufbs.
uabren Der 2innenbOrrdtbs &c. unb sint
aablborri9tun9.
Sm atueiten etodwerf tuerben bit
3immer far bic Watrons, bic Stem.
arts. Aer3te unb 6oipitalangefelltsu
fein.
Sm britten Stod III bic Wobnunl
bes euperintenbsntsn. iotuie aud
&dume far Asr3te unb Nngefsllte.
Wian gebenft, bas Gsbdube bis gun
Sommer fertig ftelsn 3n tbnnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
Muf frif@er Sbat ertappt.
RabIerYcIi5iften perri@ten quite Arbeit.

Gin ginbre9er puroe beute frfb
2:30 llbr bon ben RabIern @olntf9
unb WiIion sing:fanssn.
Gin @iIruf BON 6aufe SO. 21s @hb
Ranbolph. .Strabe meIbeie einen Gin.
bru& unb fOfOrt eilten bis RabIer sur
STEELE. 8ersits nuf benz balben @eae
tameu ben geamtsn 9sute sntgsgsn,
tuel4e bas gnttommen bes 8uri4eu
bsri9tsten.
T. Sofort wurbe cine Sur9fuGung Der
Na4trsfaurante boraenommen. unb
innerbaIb weniger Winutsn battsn bic
&abIer sinen iunsen gurf9en abss-
fabt. tn beHsn Bsfs F4 Elm Rsgsn.
manteI. Elm paar s9ubs, sin Out.
Strabsnbahn Billette unb $3.50 In
Baar. idmmtlt&e ssfiobIsns sa9sn Be.
fanbsn.
Der 0erhaftete gab feinen lgtamen
aIs @iQ CARPENTER aus pittsburs.
ap., an. aus grieff&uftsn. bie man
tn ieinsm geiibs fanb. sebt berbor. bab
bort eine gelObnung ftir ibn ausseiest
if. au& iOa sr bier gsi&offen tporosn
iein. Cine unteriu&uns wirb einse.
leitet tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
Sermutblt@sr Tdlidbsr bsrbaftst.

Charles Sarrougb bon Sums, Su.,
wurbs seitsrn bon ben I@ebsimpoIisifsn
@srbsr uno Susan fsifssnommsn unb
bintsr oas.eiierne glitter ssbra3t. Der.
fsIbe uurbe aIs e5lh9tlins .ssbu9t.
Garrous6.warlbei benz Garmsr g. u.
WOob tn. 6ums, Su., ansefslt. gr
bate isbO9 feline etsue aufssgsbsn unO
Ra nod ROdefOrb, Col, bsssbsn. BORT
angetOmmsn.i ianbte sr Elm Sslssraum
nit berillntsrfdrift bon @oob nod bsr
gant In 6ums. Sa., no georee WpOo
@elb oeponirt bat, unb Bat uni 5000.
Dem RaiRrsr Der gant fam bic Sa3s
ni&t aebeuer por. unb sr fu9ts bieWob.
nuna bon 6erru IWOOo auf. I'm f4
iibsr bis Ri6tistsit su informiren.
Sa 6err,,ss@oOb fi& auf: elmer @es
i6dftsrsiie bsfanb. TO. bot feline @at.
tin, weI9e tn Der Wsinung mar, baB
ibr Mann bas gslb bsnbtbieis. bas.
isIbs ab3ui9iten. J eoats isoo8 irgsnb
sine 5ali4uns borIisesn. 10 udrbe fie
ben 8srIuf. bon i6rer gaarf9aft be.
frsiten. Dos GeIb purbe abssiaidt,
uel4es In. bic 0dnbe bon Garroueb
geIanste. Der bic Sepef@e 9efdIf&t ba.
BEN foa. Darrouab, usI6sr tpie Elm
2Orb getIeibet mar, Tom ON WOntag
auf Isiner Spristour nod Snbianapp.
lis, no ct I'm California 6aus abffisg.
6srr Woob .batte ben auientbultsort
osHelben ausfinbis gsma9t, worauf bis
Derbafiuns teeffern erfoIste. aIs Der
0erbaftste gefragt uurbs, mas sr NIT
benz @eIoe getban babe. Eberi9tete er.
bab er fi& I2Ieibung bierfhr gstauft
babe. Sri bsbauptet ferner, In 5t.
2ouis ansefallen uno um $50 befob.
len tparoen 3u fsin. Die poli,ei f9entte
bieier gsf4i&te iebo9 ieiuen re&teu
@laubsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
en9ten Seimat5 fur ein Stub

Der Bsamte u. 8. Smith bra&te
ssfsrn 3tusi Grausn, ueI9e ibre Ramen
ols 2sna Wagnsr bon Ssrre Saute,
Snbiana, unb psarI 8int bon paris.
Sainois, angabsn, nad Der poliaei.
fation, mo fs tpeaen gagabonoirens
gebu4t tuurben.
9ieielbsn batten elm bret Wo9sn
altes 2inb In Obbut, uel9es fie bier
untsrbringen tpoatsn. Sic er3dbltsn.
bab bic Wuiter bes Rinbss na9 8srrs
6auts sstommsn let, um bic 64anbt
por ibren gltern gu perber9en; fis Tel
niat bsthsiratbst unb FAMINE aus be,
biefigen @egenb.
Cine anfraes Der bisfssn poli3si II
Serre Sauts befdtigte oie angaben be,
Jrauen. Das uneltidli1e 2inb murbs
nod bsm Orpbans' Dome gebradt.
5iir bic Jrsilafung Der perbafteter
Jruusn tusrbsn $500 ghrsi9uft &C.
foroert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
9te &trmes.
@robartise gorbsrsitunsen felt meRreren
Sasen in ponem Sanse.

9as Rirmes @pmits trat geferH
Mbsnb In Der Salle oes nnabbdn8igsn
Surnpereius In Sibung Inn bie
e9luboorbsrsituussn fur ois am tom'
msnben Sonntns 3u feiernoe Rirmes
3u trsffsn.
Dos @omite bat tpebsr Soften nod
Whbe aeideut. ben Beiu4srn bas beff'
m6glidHs 3u bistsn.
S6on feit Ulontaa fino I'm Ger
mania Bart cine Nn3abl 9sute on oei
arbsit bic notbi9en 3slte uno 8uben
fir bic Rirmss 3u srri4ten unb anoers
gortsbrunsen fhr bisisIbe gu treffsn.
Sin srobss 3sIt wirS fur gorRellun'
gen aufgsi4!agen.
gine Is Wann Farfs Wilildr.Qa.
belle forgt fur bie n0tbige WuFt. Sas
Rasperle.S beater, bie Wationalitdten.
gube, bas @lhdsrao, unb anbere l1n'
terbaltunaen finb porgeieben. Sn Del
eroBsn s9aubuss iOllsn fortmdbrent
gorfelungen 9eseben psroen.
I'm STEELE bon 6srrn Carl Rrame,
iibsrnabm Serr Wilbelm Deinsart Si'
S9pdbii9e Wurfbuoe.
6srr Did purbianes tibernabm oi'
Stele bes 6srrn Wia 8. 2ospsr beim
gertauf Der giutritts'Gbasi9en.
Seine R6sin. unb Woielpsine tper
ben I'm WoisltbaIs bersapft weroen
au3 fur ausse3:i9nstsn s&weiserfdI'
unb SaIsfsngel bat 6err e4uler.
bsKsn 2situns oas WOisltbaI unter
febt, Sorss setrasen.
Ysrgnh9ts stunben winten ben Be
iu4ern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04

Die Mrbeiten an ben 6o&geleifen an
Der MaRa&ufetts Abe. unb Of 10.
etrabs fnb In 2hras bollenbst. unb
Damn wirb ss befinitiu 3u enti&eiben
fein, OBJ bie Stabt iene Is p@t. Der
llnfofsn, tpel&s tibsr bie Original.
500. 900 btnausseben, 3abIen wirb
ober ni9t.
Die tn Der S@webe fi& bsfinbenbe
Grage. Oh bie Snbianapolis. Hem@aiile
& 8olebo giienbabn ibren $4,000 Be-
trassnben MntbeiI aabIsn wirb, mirb
slsi&falIs 3ur gntf&eibuns aeIansen.
Die gompasnie bat f& babin ausess
laHen, bab aus peri9isbsnen @rhnbsn
bisie eumme ni&t 3ablbar fsi. Der
Wapor iagt aber. bob bie gompasnte
erf 3ablen mub. ebe ibre @assons In
bie etaot einfabren bhrfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
Yuit5iige toaibirell.
TIehrere Qerionen perlebt.
Weni6enIebet gIidlt6er
0etje tttd1t perIebt.

3uei poFlhee follibirten Gonnerfng
Rorssn 7.3O ubr in groao RippIs
unb cine AnsabI psriOnen wurosn Der.
lsst. Nsni1snlsbm fnb iopsit gltld'
Ii6er Deife feine perlorsn.
Der bonn Norsen fommsnoe pof.
S9nsl;us go. 81 rannte nit boiler
@u6t in ben nbrblid fabrenben pofs
aug go. 80 binsin, sbe IeBterer bas
esitsnssIsiis sswinnsn iOnnts. 2ebtsrsr
mar isoO& gum Stiafanoe gstommen.
9iefem umfianbs i9tsbt man ss 3u oab
ni9t Elm grbbsrss llngltid sntfano.
Ysibe 2otOmotiusn finb bemolirt.
unb Der Qoblsnfsnesr Der iabli9 fob
renoen 2otomotipe puros NIT FOLDER
@spaIt surhdssi9oben, bob oerfelbe
in ben foIssnbsn grprebwasgon 6in'
.ingei9oben wurbe. Ssrislbe blieb
ettpa sinsn JuB tibsr benz gooen bes
grprsBmag9ons bdngsn. uno tn oisism
engsn Raums, Der tonneni9wsrs $en'
Der fiber ibm bdnesnb, 10 baB oerielbe
isbsn augsnblid 3uiammsnbrs4en
tonnte, lag Der Wailelert 8. s. 9an'
isman 10 sinsstlsmmt. oaB er fi4 ni4t
bsfreisn fonnts.
@uii gartbeI uno iein 6obn Oscar
tparsn untsr ben sritsn, bic 3ur Stells
gslangten. geibe leifetsn ausge3ei4'
nsts Dtsnffe.
Der iunse Wann, tro4 NIT elmer
edse In Der 6ano unter ben 6dnsenoen
5snbsr uno bur9idgte bic galtsn psl9s
Sanfeman bielten.
Die 3ui6auer bisIten ben atbem
on, bsnn INNER mubte mon bsftr8ten,
baB fi9 Der f9were aObIsnfenber aui
bic beiosn Wdnnsr berabienfsn tueroe.
Die xbat eslans, uno ss aelans Dan
isman 3u retten.
Gsorgs R. Sonss. Conductor. ffant
TN psrfonsnma9gon aIs Der 3uiam
menitOB srfOlgte. er fir3te hbs,
msbrsrs Sibe binueg nnb fisl oirett au
ben 2opf. Wan bsfir4tst sine @e'
birneri9htterung.
@. g. @illiams aus Worristoipn
5rau Wm. Beam pon &enhsIaer
5rau gunnsn laus Wontiesllo; 6. W
Song aus Gbieago. u. 3. &ii6ep aul
Ri4mono piu, 81. g., Mar Sober
aus Chicago; @. 90. 8ladu,l au!
gbieaso, erlitten Isi9tere 8erIsbunsen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
8s&-&nnfel.

5srr 5rsb %. Bed uno 5rl. Sufs
2unieI, wuroen sefsrn Worgen 9 llbr
bonn Biidof O'Donagbu. In Der ct.
patrid 2ir&s gstraut.
SRI. Asnss 5or mar bic Braut.
iunefer; 6srr 6arrp Runtsl Der Braat.
ftibrer.
Nm abeno tpurbe In Der 5amilisn.
pobnung, 5l1 Eerraee Nbe. bis 6o9'
ssit gefsisrt. Die 3immer waren nit
pnlmsn uno 8lumsn reid bstorirt.
etpa $50 @dffe batten f9 eingefun'
ben. 5hr MuRf unb 8anagslsssnbeit
mar rei9lid gsiorgt.
grft beim 2rd6.n Der 6dbns bsrab'
i9ieoeten f4 bie lsbten Der gdf'
aus Der gaffli9en @obnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04
9amem-Seretn oes 9eatftbem
0amies.

Gamfag Na8mittag, ben s. Stto.
Der. finbet TN Seutf&en 6auie Der
idbrIi9e @aiftae bes Damen-8ereins
fatt. Sebes Witslieb bat bas pribi.
legium mebrere 8dfie ein3ufhbren. Die
arrangements tusrbsn bon Der prdf.
bentin 5raii CHARLES 8. groi2 untsr
Dlitwirtuns Der iibrigen Witglieber bes
0orfanbes estroFen. 9as Spiel fin,
bet TN grOben eaaI ifatt, TN epeiie.
fuaI usrben nod oemielben grfrif9un-
gen ierbirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-04

Das Rorn. usl9es man bier auf Der
etaatsausfenuns seiste. entfiammte
befanntIi& elmer Mebr. NIT nur IL
26rnerreiben. @robss SntereRe nurbs
Der Sa&e entgegeneebra&t. ba mon
nathrli& ermartets. baB bas neus 2orn
sIsi9faus nur IL Rbrnsrrsibsn pro
Nebre anfeben tperbe.
Dem 1T isbo4 ni&t 10; oie isbt 3ur
pollen @r6be aus9ewa&ienen aorn.
Iebren ssissn ale ie bisrlsbn &siben
R6rner.
prof. Gbrtffie bon parbue bat eine
Snipefttonsreiie bur9 2aporte @ountp
eema9t, unb 100 um bartber fleine
ROrnanpfan3unsen, uel9e BON 2na'
ben aema&t wurben, 3u beR9ti9en.
Uis 2nabsn fompstirsn fhr ausssisbte
Belobnuneen.
Sn einem Ga1e. no Elm 2nabe nit
feinem 0ater tonfurrirte, errei4te oer
bonn 8ater essoeene Wais nur bic 6bbs
bon Z Sub, udbrenb Der baneben lie'
senbe Mder, bonn Sobne befellt, Wais.
fauben bon IL Jub Sur&I9nittsb6bs
aufwies.
Uean ertpartet bab anbere Counties
benz ge9ebenen Beiipiele foIgen tperben.