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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Qnriert.

Sur4 ben bi9ten, tiefperi6neiten
Walb panbelt gemsFenen S&rittes
Der 9eftrense S4uIratb, um ben 2ebz
rsr bes tleinen Oorfes Safenbduier
NIT feinem 8efu9e gu begliiden. Sus
ODrf4en Iiest abfeits Der Giienbabnz
ltrts unb bat ipentg msbr als bunbert
g%tntpohner. @s TT bas S6mersens,
limb bes S9ulratbss; benin Gebrmit.
tel limb, fotpeit lie ibr gntfteben
nt6t Der tunftfertisen Sanb bes 2eb,
rsrs berbanten, nidt borbanben.
@nblt9 1T bas fletne Sdulbaus
srrsi9t, in beFen einaisem S9ulsim,
mer bus feline 0plf Naturaef6i6ts-
ffunee bat. Quf bic Grase bes
@9ulinfpettors, mas Der 2e5rer be>
Ranoele, ertptbert btefer:
~Wtr befpre9en ben glepbanten."
$50 baben Sic benin bas Mnf9am>
i%nssbilb!" inquirirt Der @eftrense
peiter.
rGs tbut mir leib. meine S9ule
beibt elm fpIdes nt9t, au9 tn mel,
men 3eRrbii9ern tpnnte tA tetns fin,
benz
rRun, 10 miiFen sic einen Gle.
phontett anaeidnen!"
Sin FOLDER 3sihnsr BIN i'd leiber
ni4t unb midi Dor -einsn Sailern
blamiren mag t9 au4 nt4t!"
~4ber bas tit bod tetne Runit. mil
Elm paar Stri9en etnsn Glrphanten
anauaei4ntn! Sd tperbe es Jbueu
bormaden. Wo 1T bic &reibeaA
r8ttte!"
Inter dngemeinem ldutloien Ct
f%taunen Der sar,aen RlaHe entfebt an
Der Wanbtafsl Elm bides Tbier mil
etnem RiiFel unb etnem netner
S9pGna4en. Gnbli9 1T bas &C.
mGlbe fertts, unb benz Qebrer eireu
trtumpbirenben Bid 5utperfenb. frasi
Der S4ulratb ben &laHenlebten:
rWeIdes T1ier babe i4 ba ebeu
dnseaei9nst9"
Do9 o meb, bic Runf bes WGIerz
ri9t tpirbiaenb unb NIT Der bei.
matbli6en Sbisrtpelt mebr bertraui
ds init Der frsmber 9drber, ertOn1
es laut bon ben Gippen bes Rnaben,
rDos TIT etne Sam!-
Jn fpra9lofem S&reden Oh be
11nbernunft bes &inbes er9ebt Del
srobe 8etdner beibe 9dnbe. Sod
bas foIte inn au nod srSberem LIN,
bell @eret9en; Mnn bas 9eben Del
6dnbe mar Elm 3siden bes 2ehrerl
fir bas ~Gbprfpre9en" Der Rtnber
umb fpfort ~pteberbolsn buber 90 Zip
ben BITE Mnttpprt:
rOas TIT cine Sau!~
Da tpenbete ft9 Der Mdtb mt
Graufen unb lou felt btefem Sag
feline 3etdsntunf ni4t pieber on bel
Wanbtafsl probirt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

9ammonb, Sno., 10. Sept.
3wsi Wdn1sr tpurosn beute get6btet.
ein anberer i&mer bsrlebt. tn elmer Qsi.
lsrei, bic In elmer bisfgsn @irtbi9aft
ffattfanb. Der streit en.Ipanr f9
tiber bic Tor3ige ober Na&tbeile Der
beioen preisflopfer Zoe Sons unb
Battling Nelion.
paobp @olben, SIS Sabre aft, uno
Sames Blemm, Elm Angefeuter Der
Wirtbi9aft, tuurben fofort gst6btet;
Sobn Belamp, elm Seteettb, Der 6ries
ben Riften molte, uuroe bsrtuunbet.
5ersufon 2auben. Der S&tsbtoIb,
Elm bisRser Wai&iniR, 1T fa&tie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
aaerlet tleiae 9epsiaen.
l9. September.

tsttOkh
Die psrRide Rssisrune BAT gr'
larbnib gessbsn, in 9sbsran cine beut'
foe ganf 3u erri9ten.
= gu gatania in StaIisn III tiirs.
LID sine Jabrit 3ur grseugung ttnfli'
den Marmors geeriinbet tporben.
- Nabe &ieo tn Wsrito iol
bon Amerifansrn bic &eisfultur In
grOBem Wabfabe betriebsn ruerben.
Wegen Der unrubsn limb bic Sol
oaten in allen grbBeren Gtdbten unb
5abritgegenben In &uBIanb nit 6ano-
granaten bewafnst tporbsn, I'm, ibre
ansrsifer bamit bel Der ssrinsfsn Der.
anlahung au t6bten.
- Der Neger @bas. @arlsp, Der Dor
etntgen $agen In @ilmington, Del,
3tpsi tpeibe Grauen tbdtlia angesrifsn
uno iaper berlebt bate, tpurbe heute
gu so Sabren 3u&tbaus unb 80 6iebe
am S9anbpfabI berurtbeiIt.
- 9ur9 hie grpIoRcn bes RsK,Is
elmer Gra&tsuss. 2OtOmotibe Der pitts.
burg. @irginia & gbarIefon Babn
1abe Wonogabela gitp, 3d., tpurbsn
Der 2otOmotibfihrer unb Mai9iniR &c.
tbotst unb a 8sotenfiste f9Iimm Der.
leBt.
- Der giienba6n.B ebienfete Sobn
SHERMAN uurbe In Watefielb, WaR.,
Derbaftet, neil er bas 6aus In pel1em
feline Satin unb 86&ter idliefen, in
granb gefedt battle. Dos 6euer mar
bon Na4barn entbsdt urb geI6I9t NOR.
ben.
- Der neun Sabre aIte Charles
&eeo bon gaf 2pnne. Conn.,, usl9er
nit isiner Wuttsr nod Baponne ge.
tommen mar, UNI feline @roBmutter gu
beiulen, tpuroe 9stsrn Na9mittag on
Der Al. 6trabe BON sinsm grprsB3ugs
astrO1eH unb get6btst, als Ct bas gabns
geleiie treu3er uoQte.
- Sn gaia Blanca In Warotto
ii6erfisI Der Sniursentenftbrsr 8aslai.
nsin nit $50 Wanrl beute eine fran.
a6Rf4e giiengteberei unb bic europdi-
i&en Arbsitsr tpurbsn bur& bie Stra.
Ben geiast uno msbrere berieIben Der.
uunbst. Die @sianbten bon Grani.
reid unb Belsien babsn bsim Sultan
bon Waroffo beBbalb Bsf4wsrbs er.
boben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Wanila, 20. Sept. General
Smith uuroe beute aIs @snsral.@ ou.
bsrneur Der pbilippinen. Snfsln inau.
gurirt. Sn ieiner Snausurationsrebe
betonte @ouOerneur Smith, bab Ct bic
politit bes prdRoentsn McQinlep be-
folgsn tueroe, usl9s barin beftsbt, bob
bas Bolt 3u elmer populdren SelbF.
Hsgierung alImdblis eraoesrl tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
0ds &rttdAdtrthtb Der

oS W.
Is. Oiptlfpn In DarmFabt berur<
tteiIte fiir5lst9 bic @efreitet RDmnis<
bot, Otstrt4 uDb Setb bonn 0roeos
nerregfmert Qo. "a ipeserr R6rpers
pefisetY gu bier bpp. te bret Ro=
natsn @efdngnfB. @te tpurben Be-
fAulbtgt, stners Refrutsn auf ber
$&aiEpo4e f&per mibboubdt su
9uben. 0ds @tri4t bate uarnsutli9
axf @runb ether eibIifen 3eugens
ausfase bic MusetIasten fir iiber>
fiitrt ero4tet. Ollie brei Werurtbeil>
ten betbouertet fortsefebt ibre I'm,
i9ulb unb legten gesen bas l1rfbeil
Beruhang elm. Runmt5r baben fi9
BITE tpabren S4ulbisen beim @stu.
bron9ef freinilis semelbst. sic
tpoIten tbre 4ameraben ni9t uns
f4ulbts fit fe biibtn Iafen unb
hdben bermutbli9 bis5er gef4pieseu,
neil fie einen Greifpru9 Der Mnse<
tlasten befimmt erAofftem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
eseme, aus eenr rufNt@en eepen.

CUR Gbarafteriitit Ser i'm ruffif9en
Wolte herrf9enoen Stimmungen uno
Anii9ten fiibrt 6is Bohemia mad elmer
ni9t nGber beaei9neten Mostauer 3ets
tlng folgen0e SSenen bor:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Muf Sem QdnSe.


Gin @efprG9 nit einem 8ausrn ser
WosfauerG egeno. @s miro Die 4arars
frase uno Die 3utbeilung BON 2ano ers
Drtert.
rWo5u brau9en Sic oenn eigentlih
2ano2 Sbr 9auptperOienft iino bod
Die Spmmerfrii9ler uno Die 8ei96f<
tigung in Der Staot. sic bearbeiten
ia ni9t einmal Sbr gauges 2anO?"
~Wiefo, po3u? SD peroe oas mir
5%ugetbeilte 2an0 in pa9t geben uno
oen @alO abbolSen laifen."
r@9 nein, 2ano perOen nur Die
friegen, Die pirtli9 gu tpenig baben.
uno au9 Sic nur. tpenn lie ii6 perz
pfli9ten, es ielbit gu bebauen. uno IS
ni9t in Ya6t gu aeben."
yHee, nee. = Wesbalb oenn? =
Wenn ausget1eilt miro. Damn muB
alien mas susetbeilt lnrOen. unO uns
fere eigene Sa9e miro es Damn iein,
mas mir oamit MAIDEN polen."
2.
Sn Ser Scmmerfriihe.
Gefprd9 Stpii9en einem 8dderiungen
uno elmer &D9in.
aD6in: .Sbr mont pobl mieoer mai
ftriten2"
8dderiunse: rSbun mir uu4. ale.
9anoperfer, 5abritarbeiter uno au4
Die Sol6aten tperoen itriten."
&D9in: LIMB parum Die Soloa<
ten?"
9G~derjunse: Sra. bie Rssieruns
bat ia bsi9lofen. anSere Soloaten
aus Dem Muslano fommen au lahen;
ba itno unfers eefrGntt uno poaen
na66er audi ni9t mebr oienen."
3.
Sn bsrfelben Sommerfriide.
Gsiprd9 stpii4en einem @ommersaf
uno einem 9orooopoi (SduBnann).
rNa, g 1T tpo6l Elm bis9en Gnsitz
Ii9, oss Ha9ts am Waloesranb gu
iteben uno Wa9e gu bulten, felbit
tpenn man au9 elm @epebr Bel iid
bat9"
rWir blsiben ia gar nidt itsben.
mir seben pes."
r@asg @obin eeben sic oenng"
rIa, mDgli9it melt meg. Damn pers
friehen mir uns in Elm 9ebii4. %
fiebt man uns Damn ni9t.1
rNun, tpenn aber mas patfirt2"
~Sa lauf' i9 erft re9t meg; =
mein 2eben lit mir bod AUDI tbeuer!!'
4.
SIN 2aoen.
Der 9Gufer sisbt einen 9unbertrubels
f6ein gum We4ieln.
Ser 3aufmunn entfernt ii9 in elm
Neben3immsr, m er in einem 9aufen
2umpen berumfu9t.
.Wo3u baben sic benn eigentli9
cine 8afe2 SIT iie nur gum S4sin
oa2"
,ccsapobl, mebr als spei Bis orei
RubeI boben mir ni6t oarin. &ommt
hann iemanb, uno ireenoeiner fommt
fiAerli1, 70 mag er nur rubig Die
&afe uno etpas Waure t%pegnebmen.
9as @elO absr, has psrfteden mir
m0sIi9it 90, mo- niemano bintommt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
8afe=Haa.

Die esfrissn SpisIe reiultirten mie
foIet:
RationaI.2tea.
Bottom, 10. Sept.
Bottom ..000100000- l
Chicago. ..... 003000000-
gattertsn - Doung unb groun /;
&uelba9 unb Woran.
philadelphia. 10. Sept.
grfes spiel.
philadelphia. 20 o.
ct. Souls. ..020030000-
Batterten - Dugslebp. &i&ie unb
SOOin; Rarger, &bobes, @rabp unb
Warfbaa.
3uettes spiel.
philadelphia ......2 100000
ct. 8 puts ....... 10000 o. 0
Battsrien - Sub unb 9ouRon;
aarger unb @rabp.
8rpotlpn, 19. Sept.
grfes SPIEL.
Brooflpn 80. OO1O10OOO- 2
Cincinnati ....0 00012000- 8
Battsrien - gafon unb Sitter;
DOLL unb Wc9san.
3imettes SpteI.
Broptlp1 .......0 0010000- l
Cincinnati. 49,. 00000000- 0
8atteriex = Striflett unb Bergen;
@ping unb S4lei.
Rem 0orf, 19. Sept.
Stem Dort. ..0011 l. 4
Yittsburg. .....2 o. 5
Battereen - 6ergufon, 8aplor,
Amss unb Brssnaban; 2saber unb
@ibfon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
9 antfafftrer tfeblt $751;
900 unof Iteht.

~ f~
g. gtoGarb, Saifrer Der peoples
S%taatsbant bon Seoan, if beute ploB'
lid nod unbefannten Re9ionen abge'
rsit unb bat aud ni9t bergehen, BITE
8ant nm ale TIRE Baarbsfdnoe unb
9spoFten au berauben. Der grobe et'
ierns @sloi9rant bat elm 3siti4loB
unb fonnts babsr mod ni4t 9eprtft
tueroen. etollarb btnterlieB tn Der
Bant siisn 3ettsI, auf benz er gsi9ris'
ben bate: so bin eth GdIi9sr unO
9isb unb ftsbs, um mid au retteu."
Wau sIaubt. baB Der 5li9tige tpsnig'
fisns SIS, 900 esftohlsn bat.
pantf BET einem 2et4ens
besdngntffe.
@incinnatt, o., 19. Sept.
gsi benz 2ei9snbesdngnib oes In Cob
ington m~ohnenben Sslbfm6rbers Sas.
@alliban srplooirte sins 2atnps urb
brennenbes OeI tpurbe i'm gan3en 3iu-
risr umbsrssiptibt. Bel Der barauf'
folgsnbsn panit unter ben &rauers
adfen tourbe 5rau 5ranf @eislin9 10
f9psr berbrannt, baB he wa6ri&einli4
ffsrben tpirb. Die Besroigung Der
2si9s muBte aufsei8oben usroen, ba
bic 6lammsn bas WObnbaus fart be-
f9dbiat baben.
Wbrbsr sr9teBt feline
0erfoIger.
Clinton, %. g., 10. Sept.
5rant 5inlsp unb 2snnsp 5inlsp tuurs
ben Isbte Na9t bur9 RspOlperf9hhe
get6btst, als He ben u. 6. German In
Ralsisb gountp perbaften MOLTEN.
German ermorbets bor ei1sm Sabre
Ssrrp Oabis In Wartin, 3d., uno bie
sg~inlep's, bic nit benz srmorbeten Sapts
bsri6mdssrt maren, MOLTEN tn Der
Iebten Na9t ben W6rbsr In ieiner Be.
6auIung perhaften, uurben absr beioe
tobtssf9uHen, als He f9 benz German
ndbsrten.
9retfa4eS ragbbt
greeIftor springs, no.,
10. Sept. Cine bretfa9e Worb.8ra.
sbbis trus fa beute BIER su. anf&ei=
nsnb obns aQe uria@e eri9ob Sames
gurrp bon Supefa, 2anias, feline Jrau
unb t6btsts F9 bunn islbsr.
3. g. Jarlsp bon 2sabsnuortb.
Ranias, aua elm Bsiu9er bteier Staot,
bsging SslbfmDrb, inbsm er cine
Quantitdt Rarbolfdure tranf.
Srnbe Ausi6ten.
Bottom n, MuK., 10. Sept. Na9
elmer bier au9 Cuba einsstrOfensn
pribatoepsiHs f6nner bie aQgemsinen
gsrbdltnihe I'm iioli6en S9eil Der
probin3 Santa CLARA als berausifelte
be3ei9net tueroen.
Dos Sslsgramm entbdlt bic MeI.
buns, baB bic Attins'i9s 3ude,fabrit
auf ben Solsbab'i9en anlasen bur9
oas gini9rsiten bon WarinsioIbaten
bonn 8unbss. Ranonsnboots ,Warietta"
Dor ben Sniursenten gerettet uorben
lei. Sn ben Solebab.6 abrifanlasen.
tpsl4e gu ben gr6bten auf @uba geb6.
rem unb tpeI9e unter amerifanif9er
@OntrOae ftsben, Fnb unssfdhr 1000
Wdo4en bei4dfti9t. SnfOIse Der
g%orfsaungen bon Serrn Attins bstr,
etaats. Tspartsmsnt ipurbe Elm Bun.
bss. arisssidiH nod ~gisnfussps &c.
fnnbt, INN bic bortiesn amerifanif9en
SntereRen su bei9tbsn. Wis 6srr
sItfins ferner bebauptste, rubt I'm ftb.
lidsa $bsile guba's Sanbel unb Wan.
bel faH gang. Die Orte i'm Snnern
ieien tbatidalid aans obns probiant
uno Die Wotblage ftsige NIT iebem mei'
teren 8age.
SeIbf &esierung ein
B%efreben.
Wanila a, 20. Sept. General
Smith uuroe beute aIs @eneral-@ Sou.
bsrneur Der philippinsn. Snieln inau.
gurirt. Sn ieiner Snausurationsrebs
bstonte @Oubernsur Smitb, bab Ct bie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
&anf6ttrugereien
SDn Sanfbeanttetl peribt, 11ebr1el iiberban0 1no
iulte1 erentplariid befraft luerben.

ganffaiierer fibt S75, 900 nb fRbt-Yanf BET enen 9ddenbegdngniRe.
= MOroer efdBt feline Serfolger. = Sreifade SragObe. aubmobI
l1mfaa. ausidten.-Sie &nHs mHRen ipGhr absei6oben wer>
oen.-Aus Gram In ben So6.-9euftes Sbeahr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

4beebItbt. .Mas, srG'
Grdulein baben seitern Menb alletr
am Stranb promentrt91 = sd
bate ben Woraus. &err 2sutnout.4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

~
Rem orf, 10. Sept. Sci sinem
IatOmDbil-unfal on Der gde bss
8roabpap unb Der 81. StraBe tpurben
beute Absnb feds psrionet t6btli9 Der.
Isbt. Sas Nutomobil serietb spif4sn
suei strabenbabnwagen unb tuuroe
brnfdnoig 3ertrtmmert. udbrsno bic
SniaRen bssislbea 3srqueti&t murben.
Die 2ults mtisn pdtsr
abge9oben merben.
Nem Orleans, Co., 19. Sept.
@6insRi9s Nrbsiisr, tpsl9s mad ga.
mama gsbra9t tusroen, Tim an ben 90.
n~alarbsite1 3u arbeiten, ioaen nod BE-
enbigung biefer Hrbsiten mieoer bepor'
tirt tuerbsn. Gamit bieie 9eportirung
aud wirflib bur9sefibrt tuiro, ber-
langt bic Resisrung bon Banana bot,
ben 2ontratturen, pel9s bie 9tneff9en
2ulis liefern, sinsn Bomb BON $50, 600
ftir bic srftsn $500 Bulls rnb 500 fur
ieben ipdter mad Banana gebra4ten
2uli. Diefe 5orberung murbe allen
Rontraftorsn mitgethsilt, tusl9s bsrsit
tuarsrt, elm M%ngebot bebufs 2%iefsruns
9inefi9er 2ulis an bic Banana ga.
nal aommiiion 3u MAIDEN. Cine
Strafe bon 800 fur isbsn gbinsisn,
Der ni&t beportirt tuirb, tf In ausR9t
ssftslt.
aus T IN 8 o b.
@incinnatt, O., 19. Sept.
Carl eturou, Elm 8~0id6riger 8reis,
bat R9 i'm beuti9en N~ltsnbsim, better,
Sniafs er felt sintgsn Wonaten GENE.
fen, erbdnst. Der 2sb.nsmiibs. ein
8srber bon profsiRon unb aus Der
pFal3 sebtirtig, fam Dor etua so Sab
rem nod Cincinnati, unb ss eeIane
ibm our9 6lsib unb Spariamfsit bic
Summs bon $4,000 au sribrissn.
9ieies 8elb bertraute Sturotp's Jrau
ieiner 3eit benz gr3b:f&of pureea on.
Der ss, mis bic g%riparniKs bieler on.
oerer @inetnnatier, In un9lidli9en
Spefulatlonsn bsrIor. Sturop's Sat.
tin muroe Oh bes UerIutes pabnfnnig
unb farb fur,e 3sit barauf In Der bie.
faen Srrenanfalt. Sturop mubte
oann als p6aig 9ebro9sner Wann TIM
Armenbaufe unterfunft iu9en, mo er
sp6lf Sabre mar, BIG er auf bic 0ers
anlahung bss sbemaligsn gountp'R om-
mifdrs. Der i'm ~aufdliesr Wsife i'm
Irmenbauie entbedte, mad benz Nltens
bsim sebra9t uurbe. Sur9 bas iabre-
LANCE grtten iiber ben 0erluf ieinsr
griparnihe unb bas trasif9e gnoe Jet.
ner Jrau battle iein Self f9uer 9e'
litten.
9eut4es3 beater.
buffalo, q. D., 10. Sept.
Ia4 mebridbriger pauie bat nun guf.
faIO uieber Elm bsuti8es 8beater. @s.
fern bat unter srObem anoranse oes
publitums bic auf breiBig @o9en Be.
re4nete Saiion i'm 2prie S6eater nit
6auptmann's .0eriuntener 8Iode"
ibrsn anfans senOmmen. Wie bas
publitum R9 BET Der gr6fnunsspOr'
fsaung gu iiber3eugen @elsgenbeit
bntte, bot BITE DIRECTION Uolmer unb
Blunt sins bortrsHli9e @eieQf9aft en-.
sastrt. DDS Rspsrtoire tf ein febr
llrlfatl9rsttes tlno olr9 ttarte Abpurles
msnts Bstbsili9ung BON Seiten bes
Ssuti4tbums i9sint oas 1nternsbmsrl
gef4ert au fsin.
|3tpef tobt, giner Der.
lest.
%Sammonb, Snb., l9. Sept.
3mei Wdnner murosn beute get6btet.
Elm anbsrer i&uer berIeBt. tn elmer 2si.
Ierei, bic In elmer biefgen Wirtbi9aft
fattfanb. Der Streit entIpanr R9
tiber bic Ior3tige ober Na9tbsile Der
beioen preisflopfer Zoe Sons unb
Battling Nelion.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-16
TOOK TEN INNINGS
For Sequachee and Victoria to
Settle Contest This Time.

Sequachee and Victoria played an
interesting contest at Victoria Satur-
day afternoon, that was won in the
the 10th by the locals 0 to on bunt by
Hill two steals and bunt by Sher-
man bringing in the runner, the score
at the conclusion of the ninth inning
being 8 and 8.
Victoria put up good game and
about all of Sequachee's runs We're
made by clean hits and fast base run
ming, while several errors of the To-
calls in the fourth, fifth and sixth in
nings gave Victoria start, which
some clean hits soon improved. Fow-
Ter pitched a fine game for Victoria,
and was assisted in fine work by VIM
ant, Shumake, Prigmore and Tatum.
In default of pitcher the locals had
MINIS of Jasper, in the box who
pitched. a steady game and had he re-
ceived as good support as Victoria gave
their pitcher, the score would not have
been so close. Anyway it was an ex-
citing contest which the spectators
thoroughly enjoyed. The umpire was
Walter Randle, who did his best tC
umpire fair game.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-16
Country Life.

How blest, remote from business strife
Is he who leads quiet life,
As did our sires-the happy dwellers
In cots with large potato cellars,
Entirely free from all the din
Of this eternal age of tin
No fire alarms disturb his sleep
He has no venture on the deep;
The midnight storm without may roar,
And hurl huge breakers on the shore,
They cannot even drown his snore.
The air he breathes is free from taint
He lives unknown to pride's restraint
He wisely shuns the courts of law
AS he would shun tigers paw,
He has no money to invest,
SO never has hollow chest
He melts not down FER cards and wine,
Nor heeds if shares and stocks decline.
With limbs Injured to honest toll,
He cultivates paternal soil,
And many busy hour devotes
To barley, turnips, beans and oats,
And sees his broad fields sprinkled ov
er
And blushing rich with scented clover
Horace, Epode II. Translated BY
Editor Sentinel, Chippewa Falls, Wis
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-16
Gage.
Sbecialto tie NJ avs.

Special 10 tie N7oS
Gage is about to go dead Every
body nearly has left or is going to
leave
James Perry will move to the eagle
place next week.
H. Roberts and W. Perry left for
Raleta Saturday.
d. D. Boyd was over last week.
Maggie Maxwell, of Irving College
who has been staying at Mrs. f. c.
Boyd's for a few weeks, went home
last week.
Everybody is digging star root for a
living here and around through the
country.
Henry Smith, of Tatesville, was ovel
last week.
Sarah Boyd, who has been sick fol
some time, is getting better now
JAS Reed went to Dunlap Saturday
JAS Perry was at B. r. Boyd S shop
ping last Friday.
Decater Savage, Of Beersheba Spring
and wife and daughter, passed through
here en- route to Dunlap last week.
Walter Thompson left for Texas las
week but only went as far as Irvinj
college. The writer supposes it wa
Irving College he started to instead o
Texas, anyway.
Isham Perry, of Hills Creek, wa
on the mountain selling books las
week
J. H. H. Boyd and N. N. Smith, Q
Irving College, were out the first of tn
week on business,
Frank Neal is the new mail carrie
and hopes the Office will be moved S
as to avoid coming in the gulf.
Best wishes to the News and il
readers. s. b. c.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-16
A Word to Young Men.

Let the ambitious young man un-
derstand that he is in duty bound to
discard everything which in the least
weakens his strength, and under OBJ
legations to do every thing that in any
degree increases his power to do good
Good habits, therefore, are always
important and may become vitally so.
He can well afford to leave liquor to
those who desire to tickle the throat or
to please the appetite; it will be no
help to him in his efforts to advance
the welfare of his fellows He can ev-
en- afford to put into books what Others
put into tobacco. The volumes pur-
chased will adorn his shelves for q
lifetime, while smoke from cigar i,
soon lost to sight forever, He does
not need to swear-logic is more con
vincing than oaths. William Jennings
Bryan,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-16
A System for Keeping Young.

Here is summary writes Har-
riet Martin in the New Idea Woman S
Magazine for September, ''of num-
Der of rules that can keep the busiest,
the most beautiful, the plainest, the
cleverest, the stupidest woman, young
all her life: Have a conscious deter
mination to keep sweet mentally; a
determination TO use your brains, few
or many as the case may be, to devel-
op them in every possible way in order
that your increasing mentality as the
years pass, may show in your counte-
nance; have determination, having
developed your BRAIN so to use them
that your words and actions may be
sensible and therefore suitable to your
time of life, and that your dress may
! evidence a fineness of taste in keepi ng
with your general good judgement.
| Having thus attended to the only part
of your life over which You really have
the responsibility, await events, never
attempt to hurry them, remembering
that thy fate is hurrying after thee.
The reason that so many jokes art
made about woman's age lies mainly
in her strong dependence on her looks
Men, vain as they are, are vain more
of their strength than anything else
Strength does not fade as do women
charms, such as delicate beauty anJ
slenderness of form. So the men get
ting on in years have the advantage
Just as soon as women in their looks
face and figure and dress-learn how L
become more, rather than less, attract
i've, the joking will cease.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-16
ROBBERY AT TRACY CITY.
Thief Enters Home of Jake
Landlord and Secures
Money.

TRACY CITY, Aug. Z. Especial. J
Last night one of the boldest robber-
les that ever occurred in Tracy City
took place at the home of Jake Lank-
ford. The robber entered the house at
a late hour and tried to chloroform
Mrs. Landlord and daughter, when
Mrs. Landlord awoke and seeing the
robber began to scream. when fight
began for the possession of the mon
ev. The robber knocked the lady
down with chair and also hit her in
the back with a rock. She fell across
her daughter which aroused her and
she began to scream which awoke Mr..
Lankford, who was sleeping up stairs.
The thief got the money, something
over one thousand dollars Mrs. Lank-
ford says the man was disguised and
looked like negro, but it is the gem
eral opinion that'th robbery was COM
mitted by some one well acquainted
with the family and knew exactly
who kept the money and where it was
kept. The blood hounds failed to trail
the thief for some cause. There is
some suspicion and small clew that
may lead to disclosures Mrs. Lank
ford is hurt but not seriously. 1t is
considered that Mr.. Lankford acted
unwisely in keeping that amount of
money in the house. Men with mon
ey snould keep it in the bank.
The dogs trailed to one mans yard
gate, then took up the trail and went
to Mr.. Sitz' barn. From every indi-
cation there were two robbers, who
separated at the creek taking to the
water No one believes it was done
by professionals or tramps, but by men
who knew the situation well.