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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
A Fortunate and Grateful Woman.

Mrs. ]. u. Giles Of Everett, Pa, says.
suffered for many years from kidney
and gravel trouble. The pains from tho
gravel were simply awful. No physi-
clans OF niedioipes at home did me any
good. finally began nsing Dr.. David
Kennedv~ Fayoritc Remedy. of Rond.
out, n. y. a few words tell the re-
sillt. am i happy and perfectly well
woman once more
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
GUILTY OF RoBBING UNION.
Edward Hughes, Treasurer Of Painters
at Burlington. VT, ADMITS It.

Burlington, Oct. s. Edward Hughes
treasurer Of the LEGAL painters and dec
orators union, pleaded guilty in city
court Saturday afternoon to embezzline
some 5000 of that organization. His
attorney pleaded that il was bis first Of.
tense and that he had family 90 sup
port, asking that he be placed IN hand-
Of the probation officer Tor good be-
havior. Judge Mower continued the
case until this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
MONTPELIER SEMINARY LOST.
Defeated, IL to Q, by Montpelier Higf
School Saturday.

Montpelier, Oct. s. Montpelier high
school defeated Montpelier seminary on
Saturday afternoon, IL to o. The high
school team exeelled in end runs and
blocking. For the seminary the tackling
and punting of Shina was feature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
National League Standing
WEAK FINAL AT BOSTON
New York Winds Up Season with
to 4 Victory.

New York closed the American league
season Saturday afternoon at Boston
by defeating Boston. TO 4, in a rather
poor game. Long hitting by both sides
was the feature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
MEAT INSPECTOR AT WORK.
DR.. NORM Has Instituted Reforms at
st. Adams Plant.

St. Adams. Oct. s. DIR. G. =. NORM
Of st. Adams has begun his duties as
government inspector at the burlington
rendering company plant; tie scene OF
the diseased beef scandal, and has in
stituted reforms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
saturdays American League Scores

At Boston New York 8, Boston 4.
AT Chicago Cleveland 5, Chicago 3.
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia Wash
ington, rain.
At st. Lonislst game. st. Louis 7
Detroit o; 2nd game, st. Louis 4, De
troit 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Yeaterday's National League Scores.

AT st. Louis Chicago 3, ST. Louis
y III innings).
All Cincinnati Httsbnrg 8, Cincin
matt p
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Yesterdays American League Scores,

AT Chicago Detroit 9, Chicago J.
At st. Louis Cleveland Z, st. Loui
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01

those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Welch and Children and Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Meara and Leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Conway of near
Denison, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
John German from Sunday until Mon
day.
Mrs. F. L. Cooley of Sioux Rapids,
arrived Friday for few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Fowler.
Mr.. Cooley arrived Monday and it is
needless to say they are having a
pleasant visit.
Mrs. John Green has fully recover
ed from her recent illness and is able
to be out again.
Mrs. Albert Schroeder was in town
one day last week for the first time
since his attack of typhoid fever sew
eral weeks ago.
Mrs. John German and Mrs. Mike
Kane visited relatives at Kenwood
last week.
Mr.. Robert Moffitt transacted bust
ness in Arion, Monday.
Miss Saka Carpenter was visitor
at the county seat Saturday.
The Misses Lucy and Ella Kane
were Denison shoppers Saturday
Miss Anna Kane visited with hel
aunt Mrs. John German from Satur.
day until Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mae Hunter of Defiance, was
a guest of her friend Miss Vernie
Moffitt over Sunday recently.
Mr.. Fred Brewster, with his niece
Miss Bertha Rankin, left for thei.
home at Woodbine, Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01
De1oit.
(Too Late for Last Issue.)

Elder C. j. Hunt went to Marathon,
Iowa, to conduct meetings week be-
fore last.
The revival meetings at Cente,
school house closed Sunday evening
the 18th.
Mrs. S. G. Richards returned from
Jefferson, Iowa, last Thursday. She is
feeling quite we'll again.
The men are visiting the sales ii
the surrounding neighborhood these
days.
Prof. S. R. Cook of Wall Lake,
gave graphophone entertainment al
the hall last Tuesday evening, Jan.
18th.
An oyster supper was served by
the ladies of the NJ E. church on last
Tuesday evening, Jan. %, at Hal
berg's hall.
S. Horr began putting up ice We'd
nesday The weather has been too
nice and warm to please the ice men.
Will McHenry was in town Tues
day last, F. H. Brogden purchase
some sheep of him.
Several loads of hogs were market
ed at Deloit last week, Tuesday and
Wednesday at SC per pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Meyers and
family, were at Deloit over Sunday
visiting among relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcmillan of
Aulne. Kansas, came in Saturday
evening, as surprise to their rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Mcmillan is
section foreman at his home and is
having a vacation from his railroad
work.
Mr.. Ross Rudd accompanied by his
sister Winnie, came up to Deloit,
Thursday afternoon to call on his
great grandmother, Mrs. S. Dobson
and his grandmother, Mrs. T. G. Dob
son. He was on his return to Ames
where he has been attending school
the past year or more. They took the
evening train to Denison, where he
changed cars for Ames and his sister
returned to her home at Dow City.
Tracy johnson of Laurel, Neb., is
visiting relatives and friends at De-
lott.
Mr.. W. 7. Huckstep and C. NJ.
johnson shipped car load of cattle
each to Chicago, Saturday night.
Homer Huckstep went in with them.
The Deloit Dramatic club will pre-
sent Uncle Rube'' at Halberg's hall
Saturday night. Every preparation
has been made to make it a success,
and the people should turn out and
give them a full house. 1t promises
to be the best play ever produced in
Deloit.
Mr.. H. Blanchard of Oklahoma, ha.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01

been spending a few days at this
place.
A mask ball was given at the hall
last Saturday night.
Mrs. j. T. Spencer went to Council
Bluffs last Tuesday evening to visit
at the home of her sister.
Mrs. j. Worley and daughter Daisy,
and Earl Galland were passengers to
Denison, Monday afternoon.
The Teachers meeting on last Sat-
urday afternoon was we'll attended
and a good interest taken in the OK
ercises. The topics assigned were
helpful and instructive. We especially
make mention of the topic of Prof.
H. D. Kies of Dow City, on "The
true office of the home" Among
those from other towns in attendance
we noticed Supt. F. L. Hoffman,
Prof. Van Ness, Prof. McAnnelly, A.
G. Myers and daughter, Miss Fife of
Denison; Prof. H. D. Kies, of Dow
City; Prof. Gordan of Vail; and Miss
Hall. The several teachers of the
neighborhood with those of our town
together with patrons and pupils made
a nice gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Wedlock were
passengers to Denison Thursday after
noon.
B. F. Wicks and VIM. McKim were
at Denison Wednesday afternoon.
Elder w. A. Smith will preach at
the L. D. S. church on next Monday
evening, and will probably continue
several evenings. Elder Smith will
make his first visit to Deloit, next
Monday. We understand he is an able
talker and the people should turn out
and hear him.
Geo. Winans and VIM. Worley at
tended the sale near Kiron, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. B. F. Galland has so far re-
covered from his recent illness as to
be able to come down town.
Miss Lottie Williams went to Lee
high, Iowa, recently.
Lost-A logchain by S. Horr, be-
tween his home and the home of Chas.
Childress, on Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 18th, on his first trip for ice
after dinner. Finder please leave at
the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Shupiter were in
town Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Shupiter took the train for Wall Lake,
where she will be met by team to
convey her to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bunts, to assist in caring
for her little granddaughter who is
sick with appendicitis.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01
BuckGrove

Mr.. Paul Weatherpy left for Des
Moines Tuesday where he has work on
a bridge gang, under the supervision
of Mr.. Marsh, his uncle.
Mrs. Pat Sullivan and children from
near Dunlap visited for a few days,
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Faulkner.
Mr. and Frank Fowler visited for
week at the home of her parents at
Dedham. While there she assisted at
the wedding of one of her sisters.
Miss Bid McNertney spent Sunday
with her cousin Miss Nellie Sullivan.
Mr.. Ben Quathamer and family are
expected home Monday evening, after
couple of weeks visit with relatives
at Columbus, Neb.
| Mr.. Henry Hink transacted bust
ness in Denison, Monday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan went to Ma
nilla, Monday, and after couple of
days visit returned home again.
Several car loads of ice were UNI
loaded here last week. Messrs.
O'Meara, Hagan and Hink, had their
ice houses enlarged and have all laid
in large supply, so it is likely that
Buck Groveites can keep comfortable
the coming summer, regardless of the
temperature.
Lottie Gladys Welch has been quite
sick With a hard cold but is better at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. White from Sioux
City, visited relatives here for few
days last week. They returned home
Friday.
Mr.. Joe Brewster has been enjoy
ing visit from his brother Fred, of
Wood5ine, Iowa.
/ Mr.. Andrew Miller came home
from Denison Friday and remained
until Tuesday, Monday being holi
day at the college.
Miss Bertha Rankin Of Woodbine,
visited with her uncle, Mr.. Joe Brew
ster and family last week.
Mrs. Feruson who has been visiting
with Mrs. June Slater, went to Gid
den Saturday. Her granddaughter,
Miss We've Flansberg, went with hel
to spend Sunday at home.
Mr.. Roy Slater was Denison Wis.
itor Tuesday last.
Mrs. Albert Stegeman and Mrs
Lizzie Slater were Manila shopper:
one day last week.
Messrs John German and MerricA
transacted business in Arion, Monday
Miss Glenn Harvey entertained thu
members of the methodist choir Fri
day evening.
There are rumors that the wedding
5 bells will soon be rung for one of ou
Washington township teachers, VIII
is thinking of taking school will
only one pupil. No, l won't tell an.
more just now.
Misses Julia Rusterholtz and Salli
Dieber visited in east Boyer on Sun
day recently.
Mr.. Robert Beutel visited his par
ents in Denison one day last week.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Byron McMullel
: entertained a few friends at thei
pleasant home last Sunday. Among
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01
Jackson

Ed. McGowen of Chicago, is calling
on the stock feeders of jackson.
Mr.. Rock had a party at his resi-
dence last Saturday.
Joseph Audaha gave a party last
Thursday ewing at South Wall Lake.
Andy Lawler had one of his legs
broken one day last week. AS he
was driving some cattle, a pony run
ming at large whirled and kicked
him.
Fred Weed took in the Scotch re-
union at Odebolt. Take care Fritz o,
she, magtch-ya" if you don't watch
out.
Miss Stoke went to Carroll last Sat
urday to see her parents.
Some boys while hunting on Mr..
Sherwoods farm took too good an ain
at one of his dogs and the conse.
quence was the poor dog died. Wait
boys, just as soon as the hunter.
license bill is passed you will make {
big roar, just because you make those
"goo goo eyes" over gun barrel.
Valentines are the next things il
order. Hope we are remembered
J Send us a good one, this time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01

oughbred hogs next spring on his farm
near Ute.
Mrs. VIM. Keims is able to be up
and around again after her serious
illness
Mr.. Carl Steiner is down with scar
let fever, and on the 2lst of Jan. lost
his most valuable horse which fell in
the creek, freezing to death.
Mr.. John Mills is preparing to go
to South Dakota, taking up a home
stead.
Mr.. Wilbur Hall lost valuable
horse last week.
Miss Mary Hargen has recovered
from an attack of the grippe.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01
Wi11ou Tounship.

Mr.. Herman Walstrand is now pos
SCISSOR of seven fine Durco Jersey
pigs, all pedigreed stock which he
purchased in Dunlap the 9th. He
also purchased others at Kenwood and
will embark into the raising of thor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

= Cine aus Wonbobi. Wis., einge'
troHene Na&ri&t meIbet, bob bort Trau
Seberfon bier Qnaben oas 2eben GEE
f9entt bat.
- Muf benz Dampfer rSenti4lamo"
BON Der 6ambure.M merifa'S tnie. tpel'
DER nod Stem Sort untertuegs ii, be-
finosn f& 0err perrp Belmont uns
@emablin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
= 2imiteo.

StntJteo.
gseue ipesieae gsbienuns mad st. @esne.
-Sase psrIafien indianapolis UNI TOO uro
HOO nbr gormittass unS 500 unb 700
nbr Ra@mittuss, i4neue Sabrt mad Sort
@apne maGenS unb nit ben S4nea3asen
nod SoIebp, Detroit unb Gina psrbinbsnS-
ipwie aud in SoIebo unb Detroit nit ben
Dampfern, bic ouf ben sroben Seen mad
@adinac, Buffalo uab ben @iasara Sauen
Iaufen, 8~erbinbuns ma4enb.
11:3O g(benb, 3us mad @uneie.
11:30 Abenoz3us mad Peru.
.Sise fabren mad Sort 8enianin Sarris
ion um 6:45 gm, 900 BIN, 11:O5 Sn1, Loo
Sim uno 800 SIM.
@eitere differentiation in Der Office: Sers
minaI @ebdube. 9bpnes: Reu, Rair 5000;
Gilt, Rain 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

psrurtbsilt unb a9t frsi9efpro4en.
Bon ben berurtbsilten Splbatet tuurbe
bic 9dlfts BET ibren Befrafunaen NIT
f9lt9tem Abf9tsb aus benz Deere ents
laRsn. Die msifen 2risgsseritte
fanoen fatt, neil Oie SoIoaten TIRE
aleioer %bertauft batten. Sn Jolge
oefen befiruortet General Sapts. bob
fernerbin aud ale perionen, bic bon
Soloaten 2leioer faufsn, ebenfaas
ffren9 als 6ebler befraft psrben folen.
Arenbru9 berura9
8abnu all.
6 5 q n o o 9 q, &enn.. z. Oft.
aura mad Der Wittaesfunbs brad bsuts
cine sre Der 2otomctibe Dor benz pafs
iasier3use Der @sfern & atlantic
8abn arei Msilen nbrblid bon Dalton
uno Der 3ug lief BON benz 8eIeiie.
Der 6si3sr Wil u. Suebss BON alts
lanta uurbe auf Der Stsle set6otet,
tpdbrenb Der 9oiomotibfabrer 6. U.
Bennett tuabri&eihli9 t6otlid DerIebt
purbs. Die paRasiere tpurbsn tf9-
tig burdsinanber geidtttelt, aber bsr'
IeBt uuroe BON ibnen Hiemanb.
gr3pa9t bes StabI.
truts.
CT. q I, Winn., z. Sttober.
Die iosenannten 6il'f&sn gr3ldnbs.
reien TN Noroweten, bic nod S4db.
unaen 400. 600. 900 big 700. 600. 600
Sonner gr3 tn R9 bergen, Fno iebt
our@ pa6tosrtras In BITE 6dnoe Der
uniteb States Steel CORPORATION tiber.
segangen. Sn ben Beotn9ungsn if
bic 8s3ablung zines @runbabnt bor.
seisben. SIN srfen Sabr mtRen bte
pd9tsr $1.65 per 8onns bs3abIsn, In
iebsm tueiteren Sabr erb6bt f9 bisier
preis UNI I Gent. 5ernsr miRsn TN
Sabr 1907 minbsffsns $50. 900 $on.
men gra abssbaut unb bisier grtras
auf einsn 3eitraum BON ELF Sa6rsn
UNI $50. 900 Sonnsn .psr anrum" srs
bbbt uerben, Bis bic probuttion f&
idbrli9 auf $3.50. 900 Sonnsn be.
lduft.
IbI6 sbor.
@abington, .. g., z. DIT.
Sefretdr $aft bat fein. 3ufimmuna
ba3u gsgebsn, bob bic sr6bsrsn Danger.
f&the, meI4e mad Sabana beorbert
uurosn. 3uradberufsn tuerbsn m6asn.
iobalo bas Mrmee'@ Contingent In @uba
gelanbet if unb bic 8ruppen bic STEELE
Der WarinssS plbaten unb =Natroien
als Wadtmannidaften einnsbmsr,
f6nnen.
gs feht babsr 3u ertparten, bab bic
meifen S9ihe, bic CUR 3eit i'm 9afen
bon Sabana antsrn, In nd9fer Wo9e
Srbre erbaltsn usrosn, auf ibre re.
ipettipen etationen surtidsutsbrsn.
Die s%esenudrtige 8srtbsiluns Der
Warinese Olbaten auf eubanifdsm 30.
ben ffeQt Ra nod elmer bon Sefrstdr
g%onaparte benz p%rdtoentet tibermtt.
telten Muffeluns pie foIst bar Sim
@amp columbia bet 0abana 404; In
6abuna ieIbf 80; pinar bel Rio 500;
@isnfugos 725; Santi epiritus 142;
Prtnctpe 100.
Watrofen fnb rlur tn tleiner 3abl
gelanbet tporben. urb atpar so In
Nusbabitas, 60 In @onfttutta unb
80 tn Sagua So @ranbs. Die IRA.
FROZEN DerDer1 tdrnf1tltn nit ben
S4iHea 3urtidtebren, bon ben Warins'
Soloaten tpirb eine AnsabI aurtd.
bIeibsn, tuis bieI, it nod ni&t be.
ffimmt, bas uirb ft& nod ben @srbdlt.
nifen ri&ten.
8 oIIer 6unb 0teIe.
NormaIt, Conn.,, z. Dit. -
5ur&t unb @ntieben berbreitsnb unb
3ablrei&en perionsn BiHe beriebsnb,
rafe butte etn toler 6&dferbunb bur9
bieien Ort unb nmsesenb eine strsds
BON etua a&t Msileu, bis CT bon einem
Ruti&er eri&oKen tpurbe.
nAk - SL -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

Ser Weger terbet BON Der 8eDOlferuag beg gat5etI
9anbes NIT Mbiden ber6anttnt.

Gines grautpaares grdBGher Sob. grpadt oes Stabltuf. abl0iung
bpr.-Soaer smmb bdt gde. -Seten nm Die g8eH in 40 Sagen. =
eoa 14idhnges Mdbdeu euHhtrt baden. -4,596 ®s'
aeritsltrthet. - &a6enunruben beseIegt. =
aren6rnd beruraht Sabnnnfa0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
Snternrban 3eit>s abeae.
=. u. e. SnRem.

Ss Sraft Tontag, ben 1. Dttober 1905.
S4neIe Durdsise nod Sort @apne.
S9neae Dur&5iss nod Raripm.
S4neIe Sur9sise mad geru.
S9ueHe Sur9siise mad Spsanspprt.
SdneIe Dur9sise nod gnSerion.
S9neue Sur1siSe mad Runcie.
8ase b~erIafen indianapolis.
Runcie 6 MARION Oiptitpm.
2iturence, Sortpiue, genbIeton, Hnberion,
Yoritotpn, Runcie, RibbIetowu, MIeranbria,
Sumnitnile, Sairmpunt, @as @ttp, Sones'
boro, Naripn, 8luftsn unb Union gitn.
4 90 8m. II 05 Nm.
70 % grn. Q 90 Sim.
8 90 -gm. *3 05 Sim.
~ 05 gm. 90 Nrn.
90 SIN. *5 90 9tm.
s9 O5 gm. rs 05 Sim.
10 90 gm. 6 90 Sim.
s1I 90 gm. ~ % Sim.
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IL 90 Rttss. IL 30 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
6 III Weger geIpn@ t.

NIs 6olge Der $6btung oss Sobn
2inbiap unb Der 8erpunbung ieines
eobnes, polisif Milton 2inoiap. ee'
fterrt BON ben bsibsn Negern @arrstt
unb Charles golum, mub BITE Spn4'
uns bss Nsssrs 8. gIadburn beute
Ra6t nod asbn I6r on Der gde Der 6.
uno Main StraBe anseisaen uOrosn.
Diefe 2pn4erei if Elm @liee IN Der
Rette bon @epalttbdtisfeiten. bic am
2. September swii9en @eiBen uno
Nsgern ausbra9en. Seit biefer 3eit
Fno Fsben Neaer unb bier Weibe bier
get6otet unb cine srDBere anaabl per-
ionei1 ~bertpunSet tporben.
Ssuts Worgsl ssgsn 2 ubr uurbsn
Der anfrei9sr Wia Saroiue. Der
Rontrattor Samsi Wabonep uno Der
3eitungs- Rsportsr u. 6. Belbing an
elmer buntlen STEELE Der Strabe nieber'
asf9oFsn unb iawer perpunbet. Der
81 Sabre alte @sssr 8ladburn uurbe
bafHr bsut. gslpn9t.
@trb pbne @nabe I.
Inn1t.
@9arIotte, q. @.,7. DIT. -
SUPERINTENDENT y. 8. gubanfs. Der
bie 2sgung bss spsiten @eleiies Der
SOUTHERN 8abn ~lsitste, tpurbe heute
bon benz Wsesr Oscar @aoop tn Der
9dbe BON 2sriustOn set0otet. eubants
mar nod benz 3sltlassr isiner arbsiter
sssansen, UNI mebrsre a%ngetruntens
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9aobs NIT elmer spisbade angegriHsn
unb get6btst tpurhe, worauf Der blut=
bdrffiss Rsser entfob.
Ills bisfss BET ben Garmern tn Der
umgsgsnb bon 2erin9ton betanrt
tuu,be, bewafnetsn H9 fofort 3Dei'
bunbert berislbsn uno bssaben R4 NIT
glutbunbsn auf bic 8erfOl'
gung. Splte @abbp sinsefaugsn uer.
ben, 10 if ibm Elm Strid uno Elm
F9sr.
q alien. unruben beige
Iegt.
Wacon. Ga, z. DIT. Sn Der
Staot it bsuts bier bolfdnbige &ube
uieoer eineetretsn unb RaRenfdmsfe
tperben Mot msbr sruartet. Der He'
ger, wsl6er In Der Iebten Na4t 3mei
iunee WeiBe iebr i4psr bsrtuunoete.
if su feinsr Si9erbeit ms 9efdnsnib
nod atlanta esbradt rporbsn. Der
Nob brad bsute frtb In bas 8sfdng.
niB sin, aber Der Ne9er mar na4 ben
Wilitdrbaradsn 9ebradt tuoroen, mo
bic Goloatsn i'm ge9en cine 2pn&erei
3usi @eibe. tpel9e tusgen
Woross i'm @efdnsniB faBen.~ eniHOben.
aIs Der Mob bic @sfdngniBtbirer Elm.
bra9, tpurbsn aber heute tpieosr einge.
fanaen. Gin Nseer tpuros i'm @sfdns.
nib bon benz Nob iebr i9wer our9
einen Rebolberi9uB pertpunost.
Dos Militdr pirb In Bereii9aft ge'
balten, fals ss asute 0a4t tpiebsr 3u
Ausi9reitungen iommsn fOate.
9 ra tpaares grdB 5.
It9er 8 o b.
Ri m b, 3d., z. DIT. Gre.
berid Conan urtb feline II Sabre alts
Braut uurbsn bon einsm uiitbenoen
sitter auf elmer 8tsis na6e Der Stabt
gstbbtet. Sas paar NOR bon 6auis
bur9sebrannt, bate R& bier trauen
laKsn unb lief banr iber bic Wisie,
UNI i9n.u nod benz gabnbOf su tOm'
men. Die Braut true Elm rotbss
Rleib, tuas ben Stier In @utb Der.
iebte. 3usrf fpiebte er Conan nit
ieinen 66rnsrn auf, mari ibn In bic
66be uno trampslte ibn banr 3l $oos.
Die Dor e9rsdsn 9eIdbmte iunge Grau
tpurbe bon benz $biere auf bieielbe
Weiie get6otet.
1896 Rrtegsgert&ts=
l1rtbetIe.
% ahtn9ton, .. g.. z.
OCTOBER. Na9 benz Sabrssbsri9te bss
Generals SEQ. .. Sabis, General
profurators Der B~unbesarmee, wurben
I'm ber1oHenen Sabre. enbenb am l.
lPnO N- M
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
SoIl 14'i dbri3es WGbden
ent u aben.


Rem Dorf, z. DIT. gbarles
.. &ebere tuuroe eeffern I'm 8ombs
polt3sigsrt9t auf oie NntIags Der gnt.
fibruna boreefabrt unb tn grman'
9elung elmer girgf9aft bon $4,000 BIZ
gu einem ueiteren Uerb6r ben 9ombs
a~beruieien.
Rspere, eth isbr rsipettabsl aus.
iebenber Wann i'm mittlsren Sitter.
ruurbs In 2tngffon. q. g., bon
@ountp. Setettib Rsarbon perbaftet unb
btsrbergebra&t. ct uira bef9uloiat,
ote IA Sabre alte 2aura palmer In
e%tonington, Conn.,. sntfhbrt unb NIT
ibr In ainsfOn 3uiammsnsslsbt su
babeu, obsIet9 sr cine 6rau tn @ton.
tnetOn bat unb NIT bisisr f9on IL
Sabre berbsiratbet III.
Der angetIagte III als 2sbrsr In
elmer pripatf9uIe In Rinsfon Bee
i&dftist.
Sas Wdb@sn tpurbe ebenfals Der.
baftet uno ~pOrIdufis Der 2inoeri9ub.
geieai&aft iiberuisfen.
eteumbt eWeIttn 40
Saqer.
San Granaisto, @aI., z.
DIT. Na9 elmer Na9ri9t aus gofo.
bama bat cine 2onferen3 suii9sn Der
authorization SampffaiH. @efsa.
i6aft unb ben iapanii3sn S9ifsges
feaf4aften gu benz grsebniB esfhbrt,
baB Elm m69entli9,r e9iHsoienf
8wii9sn Norb Sapan unb Wlaoimofut
abuedfelnb BON ben fonfurrirenben
@eisai9aften betriebsn tperben Ion.
Die rufHf6 afiatif9e 2inie ftinbiate
ferner an, buB He ibre Sa6rten nod
6an 6raneiseo ausbebnsH tuerbe unb
bab @Ortebrunsen estroHsn tuerben
foIen. tuel9e cine &eiis um bic WsIt In
40 Saeer erm6gli9en tperoen.
. ermenbu q Der 9 q m.
uoIIe.
% binato n, .. g., 2. DIT.
Tas @~enfusbureaii bsrbfentIi9te Elm
Bulletin. aus pel9em ~berborgsbt, bob
In bieiem Sabre Biz gum 81. Muguf
4,784, 274 Balen BaumtpoQe inner.
balb Der @rensert Der Ser. Staaten
unb 4,871, 1913 BalIen TIM MusIanbe
Oerarbeitet wurben, mdbrenb f9 675,.
987 galen su benz %senanntsn 3sits
punt nod In ben Sdnbsn Der 6abri.
fanten bsfanben.
BON Der I'm SnIanb foniumirtet
gaumwols tuurosn $3.50, .038 Baler
In ben Staate1 bsrarbettet, In tpeldet
bte gaumtpole fultibirt tpirb, uno
2. sol. $50 in anbsren Staten. Die
fatifif9en Nngaben be3i9li9 bes
9onfums bon 8aumpone be3ieben f9
auf ale gtabliRements, uel9e Rob-
baumuOus benubsn. ME Baummuu.
Spinnsreien, Woqfof . 5abrifen,
Strumpftpaarens unb Strifmaarens
@tablifements. iOuie oerienissn. tueI&e
ftd nit Der 6srfeQung bon Watrasen
uno berslsi&en bei@dftigen.
Mttsersdnst Rnb BET ben @eiammt.
anaabsn 1887 Balsn ausldnbii6er
gaumuoIe, tpsl&e bon ben Gabritan=
ten In ben Baumwo0faaten be3oaen
tpurben, urb 10. 100. tpsIde He bsrars
beitstsn. iOpie "a, 722 galen. wel6e
bic 5abrifanten anbsrer Staten be.
3Ogen, unb ga, 120, tuel9s fe berar'
beiteten.
) ort9ritte bes ebanees
lt9eu 8efenntntes .
CEDAR Y apibs, Soma, z.
Oftober. 9luf Der bier faitfnbenbsn
bieridbrli9en ebangelif6en General.
Spnobe biet Bif&of 6arblsr eine Be.
bsutiame &ebe, tn tuel&er CT iber ben
5ortf&ritt Der our Sbnobe geb6rigen
@emeinbsn unb bic gemeinfamen an'
gelesenbtiten beridtete. Die @efammt'
mitslisosr3abI betrdgt sur 3eit SO. O66.
stn Webr bon 1855 9egeniiber benz
8Oriabre. Ste @si9dfte oss Werlass'
banbeIs bsliefen f9 auf $500. 600,
nobel Elm Heinaepinn In 66be bon