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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-18

Peter Nelson shipped out three
cars of hogs the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen are
out near Elk Horn visiting relatives.
Harm Rice sold 20 head of good
stockers to John Kommes near Extra
last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mardesen, of
Extra, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wills Hopkins Sunday.
Hamlin markets-Cattle, butcher
stuff, 2 @3, tops, Al; hogs, 4.s5;
wheat, Csc; cora, 3O4c; oats, 23hc
barley, csc; potatoes, SOC; Or. butter,
25c; dairy butter, zoe; eggs, 1Sc,
hens, SIC; ducks, Sc; geese &C.; turkeys
12c.
When in need of hair cut, shave
or shampoo, lust drop into the bar
Der shop of the new barber, Mr..
Tvenstrup, late of Elk Horn. He
is said 10 be good hand at the bust
ness and will guarantee all easy
shave.
J. c. Hardman, the big Poland
China stock man, of near Oakfield,
has bills distributed in this town,
giving notice of his big hog sale in
Audubon, January oath. If you
need any stock of the breed he adj
vertises, you should be there on that
day.
Hans Miller is proprietor of the
harness shop and as he is thorough
workman he is building up a very
fair trade. He will make light and
heavy harness to order, all work
warranted, besides doing your re-
pair work with neatness and dispatch.
Give him an order, you will be salts
fled.
Mrs w. A. Glines wife of the bar
Der who formerly worked here, died
last week at her apartments in a hotel
at Churdan, where her husband is
working. She had long been suf-
terer from heart disease which finally
caused her death. Her remains were
Inferred at Churdan. Her daughter
from Indianola and her sister from the
eastern part of this state were present
at the funeral.
The Blue Grass Creamery with
Fred Heileman as buttermaker needs
no other introduction than their re-
port in last weeks Journal. The
The company has been doing a sue
cessful business here for several years
and new members are being added to
the right along. The company has
fine management throughout and de-
serves the patronage it receives.
Mortensen Il Juel keep a large
stock of general merchandise and al
though engaged in business here for
but short time they have q splendid
trade which is increasing rapidly.
Besides the stock usually found in
country store they keep the very
best brands of flour which they pur-
chased bv the car load. They pay
the highest market price for country
produce in exchange for goods and
will always be glad to welcome you.
The Elk Horn and Kimballton
Lumber Company as il is now cons
solidated has been doing businesf
here for about two wears with Olu
Hansen, Manager and we ARE informed
their business is improving right
along, both local and at Elk Horn
and Kimballton. They have every
thing in stock, kept by much larger
companies and sell everything at
reasonable prices. Their manager
here knows every detail of the bust
ness, is we'll liked, and treats every
one alike.
We made call on the firm of j ohm
SOD IL Christensen while in town and
found the former as jolly and good
natured as ever. He informed US
that the firm have been in the hard
ware and implement business in
Hamlin for four years and that the
u
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-18

An agreeable movement of the bow.
IL without any unpleasant effect is
produced by Chamberlain's Stomach
aud Liver Tablets. For sale by Nick
Doffing & Co.
Colonel Dodge Meets With Accident.
Chicago, Jan. 15.-Colonel A. 8.
Dodge, third vice president of the St.
Louis and San Francisco railroad, fell
and broke both of his kneecaps while
stepping from his carriage in front of
hotel on Michigan avenue. Colonel
Dodge met with similar accident
about a year ago and until recently
was compelled to use crutches.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-18
On WRONG Side Of Market

st. Paul, Jan. 15-James A. Doran.
doing bushes as broker under the
firm name of James A. Doran & Co..
announced his suspension. Mr.. Doran
says his liabilities will exceNl $780,
900. but declined to make detailed
statement. The failure ia attributed
to the Arm having been on the wrong
side of the stock market.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-18
Mrs. Leafereen Loses Case.

st. Louis, Jan. 15.-Probate Judge
Crews rendered decision in the
Leafgreen-H Howard will contest case to
the effect that Mrs. Mary Almeda
Leafgreen has no legal title to any
portion Of the 100000 estate of La
clede Howard, wealthy friedrich
manufacturer. who died intestate
April 4, 1903.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-18

Three little babes were nestled in
bed,
"I'll name William, Willie and
Bill" mother said;
Wide was her smile, for triplets
they be,
She lays her good luck to Rocky
Mountain Tea. Great baby med
icine) Nick Doffing & Co.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
WARWICK CkUCUSES LARGELY
ATTENDED AND ORDERLY

The Democratic caucuses In the town of
Warwick last evening were all we'll at
tended At the Second voting district I'm
lippitt, the following officers were elect
ed: +. IL. quinn. chairman: Victor Law
renee, clerk The delegates 10 the town
convention were Thomas Brennan. John
Potden and T. Henry Quinn.
At Centreville the Third voting district.
Henry Mcmahon was elected chairman
and Daniel w. Brown was nominated
clerk
Michael Harlow and Cornelius Fnlvey
were selected as delegates 10 the town
convention.
At the Fifth district. I'm Lakewood. the
meeting was called by Frank +. Field.
George II. Stillman. president OF the
town council, was elected chairman and
John Il. Fitzgerald secretary +. Il. Fitz-
gerald was elected as a delegate TO the
town convention and Percy r. Johnson
as alternate.
In the sixth district at Arvtic Centre.
DR. Charles Charpentier. was elected
chairman and George Benoit was elected
as clerk. Pierre Soucy and Charles
Shields were selected as delegates to the
town convention.
James Il. Bannon was selected as mod
orator for 1907.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
NEWPORT CAuCuSes

The Democrats OF Newport held their
ward caucuses last evening for the pur-
pose OF selecting ward committees which
will compose the city committee. and TO
choose delegates To the city convention on
oct /, when the delegates will be elected
10 the state convention on Oct. 3. and del
egates TO the city convention on oct. II,
when a general assembly ticket will be
nominated
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
50. JAMESTOWN DEMOCRATS
HELD CAUCUS LAST NIGHT

The Democrats of South kingstown
held their town caucus I'm Wakefield. last
evening Edmund Walker was chairman
and William Leslie secretary.
The delegations 10 the state convention
and the second congressional district
conventions are a s follows: Sumner Now
ry. Edmund Walker, w. s. Rathburn,an
Charles A. Flanagan.
Edmund Walker was chosen town rep
resentative upon the state central COM
mittee The town committee is as follows (:
Edmund Walker, T. +. Allen S. J. Mol
10y oliver Watson. J. T. Thewlis, Thorn
as McGrath, c. A, Flanagan, IL. A.
Gould. w S. Hathburn and j. f. Walker.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
kaRaAGANSETT DEMOCRATS
ELECT THEIR DELEGATES

The Democrats of the town OF Nara
gansett held their caucus at the town
han last evening. DR.. Charles IL. White
was chairman and James c. Davis, secre-
tary.
The following were elected delegates 10
the state and Second congressional con-
ventions: J. c. Tucker. James McArdle,
Thomas l.. Green and Atmore Sherman.
James c. Davis was elected n member
OF the state central committee. and tho
following were elcted as members OF the
Democratic town committee: James c.
Davis, James McArdle and j. c. Tucker.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence, Sc:
Providence. Aug. 3oth. 1905
BY Virtue and In pursuance OF an
Execution Number 40s21. issued out OF
the district. court OF the Sixth judicial
and for said district of the state OF
Rhode Island. within and for the
county of Providence on the second
day of June. A. ID. 1906, and returnable
September. A. -. 1905, upon Judgment
rendered by said court on the tenth day
OF MAY. A. u. 1906. In favor OF Albert
II. Shaw. doing business, as Albert II.
Island. plaintif. and against Peter
Brucker OF Providence. DEFENDANT,
have this day at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
levied the said execution on the fol-
said defendant had in the store house
OF Orrin Y. Jones on Central street
Providence. Rhode Island on the thir-
teenth day OF February. A. ID. 1905.
Cthe time of the attachment on the
original writ) the following described
goods, and chattels: One barrel and
contents; Ave boxes and contests; three
crates OF pictures; one oak chest and
Notice Is hereby given that will soil
the said attached and levied on goods and
chattels at public auction TO be held
at Orrin T.. Jones warehouse at SO TO c.
Central street I'M said city OF Providence
I'm said County OF Providence. on wednes-
day. the 3rd day OF October. A. u. 1906
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the satisfaction
OF said execution. debt. interest on the
same cost OF suit. my own fees and all
contingent expenses, II sufficient
WILLIAM y. w1NSLOw.
Deputy Sheriff
Sept l-S-l5-i7-lS-l9-2O-2i-22- q i-22-2l-25-26-25-2s-a
Oct IL.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
WESTERLY DEMOCRATS
HAD BIG ATTENDANCE

The Democrats OF Westerly held their
caucus last evening. which was attended
the best OF any I'm recent years. over %
were present when the caucus was called
to order by John II Ray. chairman or tho
town committee. Fred Boyington nomi-
mated Andrew Farrell for the state cen
trail committee. Mr. Farrell was unani-
mously elected The following delegates
were chosen TO the state convention: An
drew Farrell John Flynn. Dennison G..
Hinckley. Jacos Herbst. John Barry
Dwight Cornell
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28

provements on Plat OF Pleasant View
Purchase; amount $i7OO
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-Samuel Crowthers by Charles +.
Chandler. land, buildings and improve
ments on Oakland Plat: amount $242.
Intentions OF Marriage-C1ifton Elmer
Rumble and Mabel Alice Clarke OF Bridge
port. Conn; Joseph McHughey OF New
Bedford. Mass, and Sarah Gibbons Of this
city; Ezidrio Fereira and Eriste Sire, both
of this city
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
ARITHMETIC AT NIGHT.

The Y. NJ. c. A. Night School offers
TO all no want 10 brush up" In Arithme-
tic or make up for lack OF early training
course OF forty lessons. largely indi-
vidual Send for circular 10 Y NJ. c. A,
5l9 estminster street. Glasses begin Oc-
tober %.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28

Judge Frank Il. Fitzsimmons was chosen
chairman and Representative Alphonse
Gauvin secretary. The following were
elected delegates: Judge Frank IL. Fitz-
simmons, Representative Gauvin, Louis
Goulet. William Coyle. Edward Il. Greene.
William Colwell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
DEMOCRATS IN LINCOLN
ELECTED DELEGATES

The Democrats OF Lincoln held their
caucuses last night IN the Lonsdale hall
building. for the election OF delegates TO
the state and congressional conventions.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
Coburn
GYMNASIUM

For women and children. Lily Building,
1853 Westminster street, opp. Summer
street. Sixth season opens Oct. 2, 1905.
Glasses and Individual instruction. APP
plications received daily on and after
Sept. To- Hours Ill and rs. Send for
our little booklet telling all about IL.
Tel. Conn. LILA BELLE COLbURN.
Director.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN q HART.
FORD RAILROAD.

A Time Table giving fun information 10
to locar and through train service may
be obtained at Providence station and
stations below.
Train Service from Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
WARD NINE

In the largest Democratic caucus ever
held I'm the Ninth ward with the excep-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
DISCUSSED POLITICS.

There was quite a largely attended
meeting OF the Rhode Island Mule Spin
ner's association I'm Labor temple last
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28

In the biggest Democratic caucus
ever held In the Eighth ward the Dor
ney crowd was defeated by 2l votes,
the total vote being 272 To 25l, no less
than h23 ballots were deposited IN the
three hours the polls were open.
The winning ticket was as tollows:
For ward committee. George l.. Troy
Perry James A Coffey, Bernard T..
Manning. James Farley, Walter l.. Fan
ming. Maurice J. Lynch; delegates 10
state and congressional convention
pobert y carroll. Charles T., Mulhearn;
deierates TO city convention 10 nomin-
Ate a mayor william ". Mulcahey,
Thomas T. Finneron, Hugh i. ltowley,
Henry H. Munroe, Emanucl Oldheld
deieaates 10 CITY convention 60 nominate
n senator and representatives, Peter X.
Regan. Maurice r.. I.awton. Thomas
Bailey. Thomas ]. Hanley, Henry car
roll.
WARD NINE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
fortpaan3uns bsr Sseffds.
geerft7aroiae SratperiabreW uno Srte sur
untcrbrineung oes &aids.

ueber Die Sprtpflan5ung Der Sec
.fif9e bielt profsfor NuBbaum DON
Der biologti9en InItalt auf 9elgolanb
itnlGngft in Berlin einen interefanten
Gortrag.
Gier, oie am 8ooen liegerl, aber fret
flottiren, nie 3. 9. bel Dem 2ai9 bes
2a9ies Der Sal lit, fommen i'm Meere
taum Dor. Man6e Der Meeresnub>
.fif9e Iu9en ibren 2ai9 am Geitein
ober Sang gu befeitigen. SoI3e feit>
iiben6en Gier fam man ndmentli9 i'm
bratigen Wafer ooer am Stranoe Be-
oba9ten. Gu le9t Der 6ornbe9t an
BEN Pflansen bes Wattenmeers feline
Ger db. Sang eigentbimli6 berfGbrt
Der Seefti9liG- Gr umf6niirt Die
8rutitdtte loie nit tpeiben SG0en. SIT
bas Widelgei6Gft beenoet, 10 leet bas
Weib9en bier Die gier binein, uno bas
MGnn9en betpa4t 6as Neit, BIB Sic
@ier ponfommen entpidelt iinb. Na9
etnd Orei @p9en i9liipfen Die Sungen
aus. Np6 feltfdmer eebt es BEL ben
S%eendoeln gu. Ods Weib6en legt Dem
Mdnn9en Die gier auf ben 2eib, Die
oiefes bdnn sur &eife bringen mub.
Mttunter bat oas MGnn9en cine f0rme
li9e 8ruttaf9e, in Ser Die bom @eibz
9en bineingelegten Gier CUR &eife fonl>
men. Die am Einteren Gnoe bes 8Dr>
pers Biz gum S9panSe perldufenoe
oreiedige, Der 2dn9e nu9 burd 8pei
biinne &lappen berf9liebbare 5ur9e
oient oft ba5u.
Ser meifte 2ai9 f9pimmt fret ur1>
Der. Die einen Biz anoertbalb MiGi@
meter groben rGlastIgelden," Die i'm
Meerespafer frei umberf6tpimmen,
fino meift gier bes &abeljaus posr
Sori9es. Gs bepobnt Ser &a6eliau
fat nur bic sroben Siefen Der Sseane.
Nur CUR 2ai9aeit perlGbt er bie tiefen
Griinbe Oes Meeres unb iu9t Die fei9@
ten Stelen, Die groben 9o9plateaiis
Der Meere auf, INN BORT au lai9en. Sas
planfton, Die @eIammtbeit Ser oen
MeeresftrDmungen folsenben Organisz
men, birgt aabloie iol9e gier. Die
feGben peifen in ibren eriten Gntpidz
lungsitaoien fat gar feline llnteri9ieoe
duf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Aluminiumpapisr.
Sur SaItbarmad,nus BON sfabrutgsraitteIn
beiier eeeignet ais StanipI.

Mluminiumpapier, ads n~eueroin9s
an Steae oes Stanniols our 9altbarz
ma9ung bon Nabrungsmitteln enlT
pfoblen miro unb biefem-als peit Bill
Tiger gegeniiber fte6t, Oiirfte fir ods
Stanniol Elm itarfer Nebenbubler tper=
Sen.
Cuff, GaFer. @ein, Bier, @pfels
petn, &affee, Mil9, Dele unb Settle
pirfen tueni9er auf aluminium elm als
auf 8Iei, Clint uno 3inn, uno aud
bon Mil6z unS GiiigiGure fperSen
3inn uno Nidel ftdrfer angegriffen dls
4luminium; 9p6ialsl0iung pirft
mebr. Sci feften Nu6rung8mitteln To-
ME fir Die 8enubun1 dls nmbIle
lungsmittel bon G6ofolaoe, 8onbons
u. I. IN. tpmmt bieIe Qngreifbdrteit
ni6t in Srage-
0as aluminium miro in 5pei perz
f3ieoenen g(rten in Sen SanSel &C.
brd3t, einmal als nit aluminium
4~fer5ogenes 9apier, Damn als Feings>
~pal3ies aluminium, f~oeenanntes
8lattdluminium. Sur 6eritelung oss
erTteren miro pergamentpapisr nit
elmer S9i9t tpeingeiitiger posr Gtberis
i9er 5ar5l0iung beItri9en. Die Go
flung miro 0ur4 einen 2uftftrom per=
6unftet, 6arauf oas papier eripGrmt,
Bis ii9 oas Sars tpieoer ettpas eripei9t
6at, uno 6as @anSe na9 Nufftreuen
bon Mitminiunpulper f9arf geprebt.
Der 10 gef6affene metdnif9e ueberz
aug 1T ge9en Cuff unb fettiee &0rper
unempfinoli9, unb Die 6emii9e Inter
iu9ung BON @luminiumpapier bat err
geben, 0ab es penig fremos 8eitanos
t6eile enthdlt, frei bon @rien unb eif=
ttgen Metaqen lit, uno oab Die CUR
9erfteQung benubten Mluminiumplat>
ten, bon ettpas @luminiumprpo abges
fe6en, berbdltnibmdbig rein finb. Sas
8fattaluminium beftebt aus reinem
aluminium, oas na9 Dirt Ser 3innz
folie Bis auf 1=1OO MiGimeter ausges
tpdlst lit. Oa oie @~erpenSuna bon
Iluminiumpapier unoSolie BPM bp9iez
nif9en Gtm0punfte aus unbeoenfli6
lit, 10 pirb es fi9 no6l in tir5eiter
3eit einbiirgern unb benz Stannipl oen
Stang ftreitig MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Sic G:inmphner BON spap.

Sie @inpobner ser beuti9safrifdz
nii9en &olonie Soeo gebDren Dem
Stamme Ser Gipeer an unb fino feinesz
tpegs nWilbe"; benn es gibt inter
ibnen S9loher, S9miebe, &iifer,
SiiGler, Goloarbeiter, @eber. Sin
3euenib fir ibre 5ertigfeiten Iegen
f9on Die S9uIen, &ir9en unb ion>
ftigen GebGuoe in Ser &plonie d6, bic
nur bon S6par5en unter Aufii9t BON
@uropGern erbaut tpuroen.
Die 5rauen erndbren fid tbeils
our9 @rbeiten in Sen &affeez, Maisz,
Sans, &ahatpaz uno 8dnanengGrten,
tbeils treiben lie 9anoel nit 9ebenss
mitteln, nie 9iibnern, Giern, Somaten,
Srangen. Die Mdnner bagesen, iopeit
fe ni9t auf Sen srDbern pflan3ungen
pertpanot peroen ooer elm @eperbe Be-
treiben, finben als Irbeiter in Sen
Saftoreien Die perf6ieoenartigite 8ez
f9Gftigune. Sic baben 6ie einqefaufs
ten probutts peiter gu berarbeiten poer
fir ben @erianot boraubereiten; lie
tperoen ais &uoerer fir &anus poer
ols SrGeer auf BEN 8uf6reiIen perz
tpdnot uno befommen fir ibre 8ei9Gfs
tigung in Der Sattorei einen Wo9enz
lp9n bon etpa rs pfennig, auf Heis
fen iebo9 25 pfennig fir oen Sag
mebr. Sa Die 2ebensmittel fe6r biGio
fino, seniist bieie 9eSublung uno emit
fpri4t bor uGem ser 2eiftung. Boots
leute, tpel6e Die @aaren mad uno bon
oen Sumpfern befDrbern, befommer
fir jebe Sim unb Hiidfabrt oes Be-
la6enen 8optes 4 Marf, 10 6ab mo-
mentli4 Bel Sal5labunsen bon etfpo
1000 ober 1000 Sad, bon benen sc
his so Cad elm Boot fiiuen, cine gan7
ftattli9e @innabme 6erausfommt, oil
oann unter a9t Bis 5ebn 2eute pertbeiIt
miro; aqer0ings miiFen iie pie6el
t~parfen, Biz Elm Sampfer fpmmt
tppruber mitunter Wo6en perae6en. {.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Gemsslid)fr fabroamm.
Ginfabruns eines usuartisen g%erfebrsmits
tells in GIepeIano, 9.

Die. betpegli9en Stiegen, Die in ben
groBen Embellishments man9er Stdote
CUR 8~ef0roerung Ser &aufluitigen BON
einem Stpdtpert na9 Dem anbern als
niafommene Neuerung eingefiibrt
puroen, ebenfp pie Die bepegliaen
Sreppen Der 9o6babnen, pelde Die
pahagiere pbne oie geringite @nitrenz
ging ibrerieits, bon Der Strabe auf
Den Yerrpn Der Stationen binauff9afs
fen, 9eb6ren nod INNER 5u Den auBers
g~epO6nliGen gri9einungen oes @rpBs
ftabtbiGoes. Mber Elm nod grOBeres
Ropum als Die bstpegli6en Sreppen
btl6et Ser betpegfi3e Sabrtpeg fir
Subriperfe, pie er jiingit in Glepelapo,
g., our @rlei6terung oes Wagenperz
tebrs iber cine Bride CUR ginfibrung
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Mittel aceen Sdlanacnaift.

Seit eeraumer s8eit bat man ii6 nit
Der Trdge beI6dftigt, inmiepeit ii9 Die
Grfotse zines Seili erums eegenG 9lon=
gengift Dertpertben lieben.
Die 6erborrooenoifen Mrbeiten bat in
oiefer 8esiebunJ Profefpr Galmette in
ellie, Sranfrei6, eeliefert, Ser elm Gez
rum bur9 Die Smpfung pon Pferoen
nit Dem @ift Der inbiiGen 8riGen>
f9lange berfteGt. 2eioer ater beTiben
Die peri6ieosnen -@ifti6lanaen auBer
einem @ififtoff. Der ibnen alien semeins
lam lit, nod an0ere 9ifte, gegen Die
6as Dor gaImette berseite1te Gerum
feline Si9erbeit gibt. Man mub fi9
alfo, ebe ni6t Elm G6nii9er 6eilitoFf
9egen jeoes S9lun9engift CUR @erfii>
ging ftebt, MD mad onosren Mitteln
umfe6en, UNI Oen G9langenbiFen ibre
@efG6rli9teit Su nsbmen. Sasu miro
insbeTonoere eine 20fung bon G6lorz
falt i'm 0er6GltniB bon 1:12 empfo6s
len, Die nit ssfo6tem WaFer peroiinnt
uno bann in Die 8ibpunoe qebra6t
miro. @u9 cine einpro5entise 20Iung
pom Gbromidure lit uls pirffam tez
funosn fporOsn. ga in Sen meiffen
5Gaen oas Gift feline tDotliGe Mir=
flung dubern miro, ebe Elm 4r5t CUR
SteGe lit, 10 mug fir faloige Inter
binbung Deg berleeten Glieoss Gorge
setragen tper6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
@epid,tspcrbaltuife einiser stOHe.

DAP fi9 Der unseibte beim S4dben
bon @ntfernungen arg tGui4t, TT be-
fannt. Sod ftdrferen Salf9f9GBuns
gen lit man ausgefebt, penn es fi9 UNI
electromagnetic bdnoelt. Im
grDBten ober iin6 oie Sifferen5en 5pis
f6en S9dBune unb Wirfli6teit BEL
@epi6tsbeifimmungen gr0Berer &Ors
per. Nur tpenige tperoen 3. g. perz
mut6en, odB elm &ubifmeter Sort oas
betrG6tli6e @etpidt BON 5 Gentnern
bat. : 6ols lit 6ols, Senft man ees
nD6nli9. GO pie9t aber elm &ubtts
meter 8u6sbaum 26 Gentner unb Elm
&ubifmeter pappelbol5 II q Gent
rer. Gin &u6itmeter Wd9s tpiegt 19a
Gentner, uno oo6 6Gtten po6l bic meiz
fen 2eier, penIl lie iber bds @epi6tss
per6GltniB bes 9appel6pl5es gum
@a9s pl0Bli@ ibre @nii6t bdtten dus
BERN iplen, feinen 10 erpBen Inter
f9ieo permutbet; ia pieaei9t iogar
SAG Wa6s fir lei0ter ae6altenl @udy
oas Notwithstanding oes Wdhers
gum Mabagonibol3 tpiir0e man6en
arg enttduf9en: beioe ftno eleifj
f6per. Gin &ubifmeter bon je0em
piegt fuft genau 20 Gentner- Siele
perben audi ni9t aniteben, bas @luz
minimum fir melt lei9ter gu balten als
bic &o9le. g5 pieet aber Elm &ubifz
meter oes e~rfteren SO gentner, un6 Elm
&ubtfmeter Steinfoble mir SO Gent
ner. Gin &ubifmeter Blatin tpiegt
40, elm &ubifmeter @ol0 384, Elm
&ubitmeter 8lei 226, elm 2u6ifmeter
Sil6er 30, uno elm &ubifmeter giien
100 Gentner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
BUM pitnf I'M bunklsn Grotbtil.
Ser t'eue @oupernenr Seutid,s Sitafrifas
oorten feiu SremoIing.

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Wit Or. MlbreGt b.. He6enberg, Der
Die Stele bes bisberisen bo9beroien>
ten 9ouberneurs bon Seuti9>Siis
afrita, Maiors @raf b. @DBen, einz
tebmen pirb, tebrt na9 jenem S9uBs
gebiete Elm Mann 5uriid, befen Same
bort einen guten Slang bat.
&e9enberg, Der 1859 geboren marc
uno bic &e3te ituoirte, itebt felt 1889
i'm Stenite oes 6eutI9en MusnGrtigen
4mtes uno mar r,n 1898 bis 1895
9esirfsdmtmann in Seuti6zO ilafrifa.
gs mar Oas Die 3eit, od es gait, in Der
9olonie 6ie Soloen 0es QrdberduTitanz
oes 5u iibertpinoen uno bas @9ubge=
bet in frie0li9er Qrbeit elmer aeOeib>
li3en @~ntpidelung ent9egen5ufiibren.
Ion 1896 bis 1900 mar &e6enberg
suerit @i5etoniul, Damn &pniul in
Saniibar. 9ieisr ppften erforoerte
auBeroroentli9 biel Saft uno politi>
f6eS 9ef4id. SIN Sabre 1890 mar
Gdniibar bur9 Ben 9elgoldnOpertrag
in englii9en 8efib iibersegangen.
s0Serer @ertrag mar BON Sen Seuti6en
in Sftafrita als cine unge6eure Gntz
tdui9ung empfunoen pproen. Sim
Selne &e6tsfragen tparen nod unge>
fldrt, uno beuti9e unO englif9e @n@
iprii4e ftanoen ii@ i3roff gegeniiber,