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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
SAGE NOW IGNORES Her
THOUGH SHE IS HIS FIRST
COUSIN.
In Days of Youth She Entertained
Millionaire and Now She Lives
in Poverty.

Toledo, O., Feb. 23.-Although she
used to be his hostess in the days Of
his youth and she is the widow of one
of his first cousins, Russell Sage, the
veteran millionaire of New York, is
now stranger to Mrs. John Sage.
The latter, with her son, live here in
one room of an old rookery known as
the Oliver house, subjects of charity.
Mrs. Sage is SIS and "her boy" is
65. He sometimes gets work around
secondhand stores. He used to be a
blacksmith, but is now too aged to
work at his trade. He is too feeble
to do much work of any kind, and the
city and benevolent individuals aid
the two. They live from hand to
mouth and have only the clothes on
their backs.
Mrs. Sage's husband died eight
years ago at Now, Mich. He was a
first cousin of the finaneier. and Mrs.
Sage says that in the early part of
their married life, Russell Sage often
visited them. That was before he
had accumulated wealth. Now Mrs,
Sage knows nothing of him.
Despite the years of her son, Mrs.
Sage is very motherly to him. When
local press photographer called up
on them, Mrs. Sage donnHd an ancient
black silk dress and then busted her.
solf in getting her son ready to pose
Combing his hair for him and adjust
ing his tie, she apologized for his
flannel shirt, and led him by the
hand to the seats IN front of the cam
era. Jim is equally attentive to his
mother, and the two live a simple
pathetic life, without apparently 8
tinne of envy Of Russell Sage and his
| untold pleasureless millions.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

women. Women's woes yield to its strange
ars brought again 10 the inil au S and
glow OF girlhood days.
What about your daughter-mcther7 Is 1t
exposures and humiliations Of office treatmentf
Is there any real necessity for such an expert
sas
sensitive girls and young women. Will you not
days Mi
and maybe at the very time Of ali others most
Of the worst character. Shield your daughter
mother. My treatment is not man medicine
nos 1e aug ne
cures and has cured thousands OF cases OF dis
eases of women-disturbed parts, displacement,
menstrual loss and CLOTHING, painful periods,
scanty flow and sharp, dsrting pains, dull aches,
GschaEges and she
which bring anguish to our womankind.
These are the Affections cured in thousands
Remedy for ysomen-cures which are recorded
cures that keep cured In tact and in truth.
proof test treatment complete and ires sn absos
ss osnt o. the zen
e1eep. By me alone. viii de- a. nun Tor geu,
my sister, just As much for you as for arv other
no mater Who You are, or where .7u are, or
how poor or how rich. That makes 40 differ
Give yourself tyour ailing bodily selD the
benefit OF your doubt, my sister, not the
nature should have been-well-hearty-r0b
and plump, with al the color, glow and life
OF healthy wonanhood.
One iEe from your hand, to tell me where TO
send it-sust your name and the address-aHd
the cure will come by return nail-aH sealed
an6 prepaid-plair wrapper.
Do not hide your woman need from me eud
shrink within yourself to suffer and sink down
more and more. You must not do that. Only
let RE hear from you. Do. For know that
you viii be well-czn and shall be.
MRS. M. SUMMERS. Boz III, Notre Dame, Ind.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
A Mystery Solved.

elbow to keep off periodic attacks
of biliousness and 'abitual constipa-
ton was mystery that DIR. King 5
New Life Pills solved for me, -
writes John N. Pleasant, of Magno-
liza, Ind. The only pills that are
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton to everybody or money refunded
Only 25c at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug
store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
NEW EXCHANGE SERVICE Is
DECLARED FINEST OF IT'S
KIND IN WORLD.
FAULTS IN OLD METHOD
Switchboards and Other Appliances
Are Made Fire Proof; Other
New Features.

n London, Feb. 23.-London tele-
Ephone service, according to an Amer
lean critic, who has travelled much,
was declared recently the worst in
the world. Now London claims that
1T has achieved telephone triumph
and possesses the finest exchange in
the world. That, Of course, remains
Kyet to be discovered, but be that as it
may, between tonight and Monday
morning an important change repre-.
senting great development in tele-
&phone work will take place in the
lefty. .a
/ AT a given signal over 10000 sub
scribers who are at present on the
#Central exchange Will be transferred
to what will in the future be known
as the city exchange, the construc-
tion and equipment of which is just
completed. That the new exchange
Twill prove the finest in the world,
#appears to be not. only the opinion
of the postoffice authorities but also
of every independent expert who has
seen it.
The central exchange, opened only
four years ago, is out of date in many
respects and obsolete in others.
Many Of the improvements are pure
ly technical, such as the method of
wiring circuits, and others will bring
about changes which are calculated to
increase the efficiency and speed with
which the system is worked.
Everything has been made as fire.
proof as human skill can make it.
Switchboards have been constructed
in such way that the risk of fire is
REDUCED to a minimum. The switch
boards themselves, are made Of iron,
and the wood work in front Of the
boards is lined with metal. All the
power in the wires is isolated, either
by being sheathed in lead or carried
in iron troughing. The great in
convenience which was caused recent
ly by a fire in the city exchange
showed how desirable it was to
make future exchanges freproof.
In another respect the new ex-
change represents an entirely fresh
departure, which other countries may
copy if it be found success. Hith-
erto it has been the rule to have sub
scribers' lines multiplied. One re-
suit was that no switchboard could
be designed to provide for more than
10000 subscribers. The system
would have suited admirably and it
would have been necessary to retain
it if the majority of calls were be-
Tween subscribers on the same en-
change, but in Lodon it has been
proved that not more than 20 per
rent of calls originating at one ex-
change can be completed without the
assistance of the operator at some
other exchange.
The multiple system, so far at any
rate as large exchanges are concerned
is therefore needlessly cumbersome
What has been done at the new city
exchange is to have the lines multi.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

If you have lost your boyhood spir-
it's, courage and confidence of youth,
we offer you new life, fresh courage
and freedom from i'll health in Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets.
A. G.. Luken & Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

Many men give lavishly O. gold,
To build bridges and castles and tow
ers of old;
If You want everlasting fame, a bene-
factor be,
Give the poo and needy Rocky
Mountain Tea.-A. G. Luken &
Company.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24

|. Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
Free to You
N y Sister
Free to You and Every Sister
Woman Suffering From
Woman'S Ailments,

] am o woman.
I know as q woman what other women know.
] know women's diseases.
have suffered most women suffer, but
have cured myself. Not immediately, not
suddenly, but studied, experimental, investi-
gated, searched tho world for q cure for my
own woman troubles.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
Dayton & Western TracuouCo

Leave Richmond for Eaton, West
Alexandria, louisville, New Lebanon
and Dayton: $50, Gas, $40, 9:10,
9:55, lilo, IL 80 a. M: 10, 1 :55,
$40, 1856, $40, 5:55, 7:l0 $40 p. m.
1905 and LOO p. m. to Eaton and
West Alexandria.
New Paris Branch Through Service.
Leave Richmond for New Paris:
5 80, Gas, $40 9:55 :55 a. m.
:55, 3:55, 5:55, '7.10, $40, :O5
p. m.
transfer at New Westville.
INTERSTA LIMITED
Parlor Car Service
stopping only at Cehterville. Cambridge
City, Dublin. Dunreith. KING htstown and
Greenfield
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
.Wein: benin fpie fonn ih bos re,,o,

rglein; benn pis fam i9 bas Ieuas
men. mas anbere beutli9 gefeben boz
bex9 Sd bate ben &aiten geDffnet
unb probirte, oh S9lob unb S6liifel
nod in Srbnuns naren. Oiefen Muz
senblid benuBte Munbo, Der Bel mir
i'm 2aben mar, fi9 an meinen eieenen
@elbfaiten gu MAIDEN. Gr ftedte RAID
cine @naahl 9elbrollen su ii6 unb err
sriff Die 5lu6t; 10 fam i4 oa5u. i'm
gu perfolsen."
@esen bieie @rfldrung, 10 uns
pabrf4einli4 Tie audi flane, lieb ii9
ni6ts eintpenben.
$50 betpsiie uns," fagte Der &i4ter,
rbab Der S9aBtaiten tpirtli9 unanse.
taftet lit. Die beiben 8riiber fennen
ben Snbalt senau. 8rinse ben &uiten
berbei, 10 tperben mir ieben, Oh bu Die
Wabrbeit gerebet bait"
Ser &aiten," eripiberte Der Wirtb
nit bDfli9em, uber enti9iebenem Spz
ne, lift in meme 8erpabrung geseben;
i9 brau9e i'm ni9t unniiB porsupeiz
ien."
SD befeble i9 es birl!" REF Der
3i9ter. Beetle bi9!"
y@epd6rt mir eine Sraee," anttpprz
tste Der Wirtb: v@ssbalb bin i9 anse>
tlast9 9ab' i9 geitpblen?"
rSapOn lit feline &ebe; ionbern bu
baft ben @ertrag gebro6en unb ba'
bur9 ben 8riibern gef9abet."
n9ut," faste Der Wirtb, nbenielbsn
@ertrag, ben i9 gebro6en baben fol,
ben nebme i9 jebt fir mid in Mns
Ipru9. SD tperbe ben S9db erit barn
porpeilen, tpenn ale brei 8riber Su=
iammen i'm bon mir fprbern; 10 itebt
IS i'm 8ertrase, unb bana9 ri6te i9
mid. S9afft ert ben britten berbei,
dnbers liefere i9 ben S9ab ni9t aus.
Wenn ibr i'm aber nit @etpalt bon
mir ertroben nolt, 10 se6e i9 nit benz
f9riftli9en @ertraee gum Mifabo.
Damn pirb ss piellei9t offenbar fpsrz
ben, bab Elm gepiher Hi6ter feline
Yflidi nidt erfiiut, neil er Die @er>
trGse, bic bod por allem beilig unb
unantat6ar iinb, ni9t bea9tet. Damn
sibt's piellei9t elm Saratiri."
n@r trei6t SiuzSitiu," risfen einiss
Der umiebenben. @nbere la9ten iiber
bas 9arutiti.
Die 8riiber unb Der &i9ter mubs
ten i4peisen urb ii@ fiigen; Nansa
bebielt Die &ahette. Sas SiusSitiu
bate i'm aerettet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

@us perfDnli6en @~rinnerunaen an
&aiier Wilbelm sub Elm bsutI9er Of
fi5ier fol9enoe bubble @efAi9te gum
8eiten:
@m 9. Suli 1868 meIbeten Iib beim
&Ontg Stpei neue bef0roerte @arbeleut.
nants. Der cine mar ieiner 4bitam>
muns nu9 @olblutpole unb bes Seut=
i9en nur 10 peit mG4tig, bab er iid
i'm Sienft peritdnbli9 MAIDEN fonnte;
in Der Concentration Dagesen baperte es
bistpeilen, numentli9 nit benz 8erites
BEN BON Srasen. Der anbere Sffisier
~anttpprtete auf Die Srase bes 8Dniss,
fpie i'm 3eeiment Der 3. sSuli (&Dnigz
grGB) eefeiert fpprben lei: Der Gom>
pasnie9ef belt einen QppeI ab uno
bra9te elm 9urrab auf Cure WaieitGt
aus. Sarauf fang Die gompasnie bas
2ieb SD bin elm preube."
oils fi9 Der &Dnig i9tli9 befries
bigt nunmebr nit Der slei9en Srage
on ben pplen panbte, anttportete bic
fer:
vSaben mir audi 9urrab auf Cure
Maieitdt gerufen."
Die ipeitere Srage beg &Onigs, ob
bic @cmpagnie ni9t audi elm 2ieb,
unb pel6ss, eeiunsen babe, i9ien Der
Sffiaisr nt4t %perItanben gu haben.
Sein &dmerab fu9te nadaubelfen unb
raunte ibm gu: rNationalbpmne!!" Sa
fans fpglei9 BON ben 2ippen bes po@
len nit Stentoritimme:
rSes5e5ePolsfa ME 5ginela" (yNoh
lit polen ni9t perlOren"0, Cure Maje@
fiGt!"
Der aDnig babe iiber bas Mibpsrs
fGnbnib ni6t ipenis gela9t unb bdrn,
benz Yolen bic 9anb reiheno, ge<
Iast:
.Werben sic mir elm 10 treuer
Offisier, tpie sic elm gutter pole fino.
Das ldbt ii9 fpobl pereinisen, pie
(auf ben 5liigelabiutanten 5iiriten u.
Habsifpin beutenb) erempla boeent!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Had ben 8eridten bes seoloai.

Rah ben Berihten bes geologis
f&en neutrality-suspicious. bat bic Be-
tpdKeruna Der trodsnsn 2anofrsden
unieres Shbwefens In ben leBten 3eii
ten wirtli9 srfrsulias 5orti&ritts ae'
ma&t, DEFENDERS bur9 anlage bon
fubartissn sr6Bsren wie tleineren 9a'
ndlen. go if 2anb i'm Wertbe ron
fber $50. 600. 900 fur bic aultur as-
uonnen tuorbsn, unb beute tpobnen an
spei Wilionsn anfsbler frieoli3 unb
sufrisoen auf blibsnoem 8ooen, mo
Dor Rur,sm nod Doe Wilonib benz ein-
Iamen Wanosrsr sntgsgsnfarrte. -
5raglOs bat fd feline anlage tfaat'
li&er @elosr better bs3ablt gemat,t,
als bic FIR electromagnetic.
SabOn tanr fa isosr tibsrssusen,
Der Colorado, @eu Msrieo, Gri3ona
unb Sao'@ alifornisn bsiu9ts. @sssn-
ben, mo oft 8 Monate i'm Sabre tein
8ropfsn Rsest fdlt. finb our9 bic
BeudEerunestandle %polfdnoig bers
tpanbelt tuorosn. Sib.@ alifornien,
isbt elmer Der rei8fisn $seile Der Ier-
eini9teu Staten pHroe obne bic
tiinfli6e Bswdfsrung gum grbbten
8beile cine trodene unb un~bemobnbars
Whfis iein. Sas Wori: yWahcr III
2sbsn" it In bisien Se3enoen cine
Wabrbeit, bic anosrsuo sar ui4t In
benz WaBs smpfunOen mirb. Sier wiro
oieie Wabrbsit bic Sauptqusle Der
WOblfabrt zines Sbeiles uniersr Wit'
burger, unb bamit elm 8eitrag aur
@oblfabrt Der aan3en Ration.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
LAUNDRY = &C: :: 4: :::.,:.'.
-- gdt aptp sem-
-2eutndrt @oetonp 0ins
e. Seioe SeJeptons $685..

-2eutndnt 8ins
turi bonn z. Mrtillerie : Gegiment in
Pifa besab fi9 gu etnem ieiner 9ldus
bigger Ramens 8aleftrt unb berlangte
bon -bieiem bic prplonsirune zines
We9iels iiber 500 Sire. 8aIeitri peis
serte ii9 gu prploneiren, unb es fam
spif9sn beiben gu einem hsftisen
Wortpe6iel, Der bomit enbete, bop
Der SffiSier ben 9ldubiser iiber BEN
Saufen f6ob. @uf ben S6ub elite bic
alte Mutter 8aleftris berbei. Der
2eutnant ri9tete audi auf bieie Die
@affe unb f6pB fe bur9s Sera.
Sur6 einen britten S9uB itredte er
ben SpDlfjd6rigen SObn 8ulefris
nieber. Saruuf entflpb er, nit bod
sef9punsenem SGbsl bur9 bic Men>
ge, Die bor benz 6aufe fi9 anSuiams
meln besann, ii9 8abn bre9enb, unb
ipanberte bur9 Na9t unb &eeen na9
9iporno, mo er psrbaftet purbe. Man
glaubt es nit einem Srriinnisen gu
tbun 81 6aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Fri. Yboebe Geusins irQ fia, ME


mir su unierem Beoauern srfabrsn.
t6rperli9 l6wa& fhblsn, bob He aber
me6r als ie TN poaen gefbe i6rer
@eifsstrdftr if. bas asbt unawsifel6aft
fsf. sic bat ba neulia bon Der &so=
nerbhbne Der Staats.2 e~9islatur in
albanp i6ren 3ab6rern einige Wabrs
bsitsn ssiast, bic ie u~nbeoinst fsbr
n6tbia battsn.
Wir tpOIsn bier SRI. gousins' an.
osrs Spsaialitdt, ibre Sbdtistsit ssssn
Sas GrausnRimmrs9t, ni9t meter be-.
rtibren. SIN ibrer @isenI9aft als
getdmpfsrin Der probibition febt He
auf elsiGsm gobsn, tpie BITE sei6dbtsn
5rausn Der Mrmp anb Nabp 2sague",
Die bur9 bic Mb9ei9madtbeit ibrsr
Mitf6wsfern aus ibrsr 0eiauns our
3uridss3usenbsit beraussetrisben fino.
SRI. gouains batte ben Serrer bon
Der Rem Dortsr 2ssislatur Dinas 3u
faeen, bte beueifsn. baB bic probi-
bition tbatid9li9 ibrsn 3wsd Mot
srrsi9t. Ri&t als Oh bic Serren De.
isbgeber bas tpirtli9 ni9t ptbten,
ionosrn neil bic 2e9islatur In bieiem
Sole seraoeio mis BET Der Nbi9aHune
Der 3antine untsr Dem pantofsl ffebi.
als SRI. @OusIns aus ibrsr sissnsn
grfabruns mittbeilts, uie in 2anfas
Elm alfObOliter ben ~beganaensn Msin.
eib OILS bic nria9e ansessbsn batts,
bur4 uel9e er INNER bon Neusm gum
altnboIgenub getrieben tpuros, I'm f&
bamit 81 betduben, lieferis fe bic bin.
rsi&snoe g%rtldrune. bob probibition
ni9t nur unwtrtfam if, fonbern bat
He aud cine 3ribuns Der moraliI4en
2rdfte psranIabt, bic melt gefdblli6s,
nod fur bic @emeinmefen if, aIs ber
tibsttrisbsne altobolsenub, ben He 3u
befdmpfen boraiebt.
Grl. @ou3ias' anipra9s an bic Sc.
gislatur foate uenisftens ben @rfoIq
baben. bieie 2brpsri&aft bon unfruat.
barren 8beorisn auf ben goben be,
@irfli4feit 3urtd3ufHbren, benn nu,
auf ibm tam cine atibIi9e gsisbssbuns
erbliben." (Nep BORT x'mes.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19
Ste RuTf Der SnSeftem. So

Die poetif6e ge5ei9nung Der 6eims
diem unb !6eui9reden als r@ioliniiten
bes Selbes" lit, tpie erf9Opfslbe unz
terIu6ungen erpieien 6aben, pifIsnz
f6aftli9 beher begriinbet, ais man Suz
nG9ft u%nnebmen mD9te. Man peiB
ieBt, baB Die 8eble Der Snietten nit
Der 9erporbrinsun9 folder Some gar
ni9ts gu tbun Fat, ionbern baB ale
Snietten cine Dirt u%Snitrument" bas
ben, nit Dem bic Natur lie gu bieIem
3ped begabt bat. Sn ben meiiten
Sdaen lit biefes Snitrument psnigs
items i'm YrinSip auffaasnb elmer ruz
bimentGren 8ioline G6nli9, iuie miz
froitopifde unteriu9ungen seigeu.
Die eefliiselten mufifalii9en Snfefz
ten tann man in spei 9rlppen tbeilen:
I. Snietten, bic tire Sliieel nidt GEE
6rau4en, unb 2. fOlde, bic ie CUR Gr>
seu9une Der Some eebrau9en. Die
5peite Dirt lit Die BEL psitem Sablrsi=
deere. Se9r merfipiirbig lit bic Shat
fade, DAB ale Snietten Sen6re iinb
uno tiefe 8aBitimmen gang unbefannt
iinb; irtmer finb audi bic Mdnn9en
Die Mufifer, bic Weib9en bleibsn
ftumm. @iele Snietten insen BEL
Sage. Sin Snfeft bieier Dirt lit Die
f4par5e SelbgriGe, bic ii9 in Der @roe
cine tleine bOblenurtise @obnuns be-
reitet. @nbe& Snieften finsen nur
He4ts, 3. 9. bic Sausz pber 8aums
griIen, beren reeelmGbig mobulirte
SOne Seber fennt. Der BON bi.s,sn Sns
feften sebran9te Mpparat Gbnelt GEE
nau elmer 8ioline, Der Sinterleib lit
gum She'll nit tleinen, b~riidenartiJen
Grbebuneen ober &anten bebedt, eeeen
bic Die 6liisel gerie6en perben, pcz
bur9 bann Der fir bas Snfeft 9araf<
teriftif6s idneibenbe Son sntitebt.
@nbere SnIetten, pie Seui9redsn
unb perfpanbte Mrten, baben pirfli9e
8pgen, Die nit feinen @rbebungen Be-
bedt un5 nit 5pei 3fnopfartigen @usz
pii9Ien an ben Sliigeln befeitigt finb.
Mnbere baben 9Oblen, iiber bic cine
feline Membrane seapsen lit, unb bic
ais Heionatoren tpirfen; BEL fat alien
Snietten biefei Dirt bient elm pergds
mentartiger SHE'LL bes 9interleibs als
cine Dirt @eionanaboben. @s lit bOdft
msrfpiirbig, bab piele biefer muiifa<
lii6en Snf item tein @ebOr babsn; bic
@rinen bilben iebo9 cine Musnabme,
benin lie baben idarse Sbren unb bOrsn
Bel benz Son iid nG6ernber Subtritte
nit i;rer Mnfif auf.
Ginine Sn1eften f0nrert audi Elm Sc
rdui9 berDorrufen, Obglei9 iis ani4eiz
nenb aler Mittel our gr5eugung BON
S0nen beraubt finb. Sin 8eiTpiel aies
fer Dirt bilbet bic Seui9rede Mi,ros
centrum teti nerpis, bic sinen furS,:l
monotonen Glaug berbprbrinst, pie
tpenn stpei Metan< ober Glintiteine
aneinanber serieben piirben. Meite>
rem unterfuduneen mrB es iiberldFcn
bleiben, bic Stimmen Der Snfeften
muiifalifH gu bsftimmen unb feftaus
fteaen, pb ibr 9efang bur4 bic Sab
rssseit, bic Sasesitunbe, bas Glitter Der
Snieften unb intercollegiate Bebin>
sunsen beeinfluBt ptrb.
Qs;hf{;nn 6;e. mThrenh
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

ans Ni9isan fommt bic WteI'
bung, bob Der pafor cine Baptifif4en
@emeinoe msbrsrs Mal isinsn eigensn
Sobn an ben Nsifbietenoen fur baar
gelo bertauft babe - iroboem erlaubl
man benz sutsn Manne rubi9 weiter 80
prebt9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

8erre 0aute, Is. Wdr3. =
petitioner an @ouberneur 0anIp,
wel9e sine Besnaoiguns bss fribsrsn
etaats- aubitors eberrid besneden.
tuuroen bier tn umIauf asssbsn. 81.
erhen e&ritte bier3u wusbsn bon ge.
f&dftsreifenben sema&t. usI&e perf6n.
'Ii&e 6reunbe bon Sberrid Hnb. 81.
eirculinenoen petitionsl tusrber bal.
bisf rad SnbianapoIis abesten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

Sieie ISOLDE fsbt In @aibington
bic 5radtratsn Bill auf Der &a9es'
orbnung. @snn al bic &eoner, els
iG gemsloet babsn, ibr Spri&lein 9e'
Iaat babsn - pirbtoo tpisosr alss
beim Nlteri bleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

= 2et4tfinn. sic: Wdbrenb
i4 I'm Babe mar, bait Du setpib ben
gherins in Der WeftentdfHe !g~etragen9
gr: Wie fannf Ou mid rur fiir 10
leihtfinnis halten, ba ift ia Elm srDbes
God brinl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

9aB bas Iibtrate Clement fi& amf
BIZ Gefsnfipe bsi&rdntt auffatt islbf
gum ansrif iibersuaebsh, if bic
6aupturia9s bee aruben ginfuRes Der
9empsrenjIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

Sa iase nod elmer, baB bic Woros
ni9t bon Der Rultur belsdt Fno. Ha@
General aior @oobs geri4t babsn
bic Rorofrausn bic SoieI on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

Ou p~sriauten {: Danter's 2iie. bie hbnfen iakrltoe
q i~1nfofen fAr 1890, NIter boa 20, far rs Sabre.
$40. D6fnn anbsrsn fsnnssteuue Psanie besabEen9
8. 0.G1sfa, Gssnt, 7ss 2epton GIappsol.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

Oh I'D ,uobI 10 biele Greunoe fur
9anIp pertpsnoen utiroen, tuenn CT i'm
elei&en s1lamaReI fdBe mie Gberrid9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

- 5pifneu etgbIcub Abe. uub OrientaI etrobs,
IS bet 1s5 Sub sro6. Berth $500. Rerbt fur S77S
on Semanb Der no elm eans On bonen mAuI6t Der.
iaufen. 8irb Mot an Berisueu usrfauft bic eissn.
tbum permietben tponeu. SUITE etrabe unh Grots
tpirs. 0as. 9bsuestoudIe unb eIeftrifne q 2t1t on
ber Strate. sa&luirasen bH 6. De2sreT, lass
ehirm apenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

0@trIGnat-Oin gutts Rinsnmdb4en. Ran5us
- frassn i'm Diutfaeu Sauie Gds Nhtisau unb
Rem Serfep Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-19

elerIanot: gpgter fur cine osutf&e R~irtbf1oft or.
~ fr QIaHe. HeHeiteuteu tuouen f& meloeu bsI
Senrp gietur. RaHaduietts apenus unh RobIs Ctr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-13

opting local option was the city Of
this city saw LOO of its houses va
cant, its debt enlarged, its taxes in
creased, and drunkenness more riot
Gus than had ever before been known.
With the promptness that the case de-
manded the city repudiated the law in
November, 1887, a majority which
left little hope of yer again impos-
ing it upon her people.
Prohibition has been no more sue
cessful in Canada than in the United
States. A few years ago a law was
passed similar to those in force in
the States of the Union, and was CIV
en- a sincere and earnest trial. In
April, 1889, it vas repealed. Every
town and city in Canada which voted
on that day rejected prohibition.
Thomas jefferson knew human ma
lure when he said "Tell any man he
shall not do a thing or have a thing.
and that thing becomes the very one
which he wishes to do or have" The
fruit of only one tree in the Garden
of Eden was forbidden, yet Adam and
Eve ate of that tree.
The Roman Empire tried to DESTROY
wine culture in Gaul and ignominious-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-13
ly failed.


In the early days of Rome women
we're forbidden to drink wine and Sen
eca bitterly laments the vbiolation of
the law.
In the eleventh century it was de
clared a capital %offense to sell drink
in Scotland. The houses of the Ii
quor dealers were burned and thew
themselves banished. In less than a
generation under the effect of this
law drunkenness became more general
and common in Scotland than it has
ever been in any other country in the
world.
In England by act % George III.
Chap. 23) a law prohibitive in effect
was enacted. OF the effect Of this
law Smollet says: "The populace
soon broke through all restraint.
Though no license was obtained and
no duty paid, liquro continued to be
sold in all corners of the streets, and
the consumption considerably inereas-
ed every year" When in 1743 this
act was repealed it was shown that
the consumption of spirits had in
creased during the life of the act
from $4,000 gallons in 1884 to T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-13

10000 gallons in 1742. Herbert Spen-
Ger, commenting on the effect of the
act, says: beyond the encourage
ment of fraud, lying, malice, cruelty,
murder, contempt of law and conspi-
cuous crookedness, multitudinous 9TH
err evils were caused or augmented,
and indirect Generalization was adj
ded to a direct increase of the vice
aimed at