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CHAPTER XIX.

,.,,re the week had ended the
IpsaS petrol filed her sails for Bar
..rs with Greloire's parting words
A .sr,ce repeating themselves in La
| ties ears
awird up your affairs in Louisiana,
:. ami. and do as the emperor de-
8.as-return to France, and assume
w. own name and rank"
O. hack to Louisiana he sailed. with
4 lind in a turmoil that gave un-
a .,,od austerity to his manner and
a "t his crew into much speculation.
Tho fever of his first impulse hav-
now abated, he began to upbraid
s.olf for having left Pierre, and
fondered if anything evil might have
.fauen his foster-brother. Day by
as the BLACK Petrol" drew nearer
Barataria, he kept himself busy by
carving as to what, If any, changes
onld be found there. and as to what
5,ogress the war had made.
4 Iouisiana, and especially New Or
.sns must, in his judgment, be des-
nod to bear share in the conflict.
con though this might not be until
n eleventh hour; for the possession
,be Mississippi and its valley had,
n man. years, been a dream Of Great
britains ambition.
Night and day, thinking matters
vpr he resolved that his next step
rould be to gather what he might of
non and shipping and wealth, and, in
,e hone of wiping all stigma from his
,me. offer these to the Governor OF
mIsiana. for use in warning against
ne English. And the possibility OF
Ms opportunity being afforded hin.
Ma its reward-a pardon for himself
nd men, covering all past offenses-
Ne rehabilitation of himself before his
korld made his blood Jingle.
This accomplished, he would return
n France, assume his fathers name
sud rank, and stand ready to serve the
Emperor.
And the Island Rose,-how had she
Ssen faring all this time, and what
hnld the changed conditions he was
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Presently the first section of the tall,
wide man pulled In on the home siding
The second section, consisting of
boot heel and several portions of over.
coat and trousers, remained out on tho
sidewalk
ooh, Harold" the wife exclaimed
passionately, "how did you fall?"
when | have fully recovered" he
said, not unkindly, 81 may demonstrat,
for your benefit the various convolu.
lions through which | passed. At the
present moment, however, an illustra-
ton of my method is impossible 70.
obvious reasons. Therefore, you must
let your imagination feed your curiosity
until such time as | am better able to
tie myself in bow knot for your in
struction and edification."
Then he swore fitfully, and yelled for
the arnica bottle, the brute!
The End.
| showed the novel to Clara Jane and
she threw the most ladylike At you ever
saw.
"Oh, it's perfectly lovely" says she.
Me!-to the roll-top desk! Mel
with a fountain-pen in each hand and
hand-sewed novel hot off the steam
pipes every week.
Copyright, by G. w. Dillingham; Coz
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tapping out for himself, would be her
place!
The remembrance of the last time
| is had seen her, with her girlish face
'ad form manifesting such shrinking
slIOr Of him, had it's sorrow now
lsl'ened by the hope, so strong in his
lsart, that he would be able to redeem
alnself in her estimation.
Inc Black Petrel," keeping sharp
n"kout for English vessels, stole into
~ dulf of Mexico, and sped across 1t.
iueni turning to the east and north,
.AaVe made for the western shore OF
sahde Terre and the harbor of Bara-
ana where, in due time, the brigan-
Aie dropped anchor.
was the evening of Lafitte's ar
wal He and Pierre were alone to-
saer, and, being unable to count up
unlimited privacy, they seated
ourselves for a full talk and compar-
WI Oh notes Jean to give Pierre the
aucuiars Of his recent trip, and to
.'aF nom him an account of the hap
'ulass at Barataria and New Orleans.
WISH | might have been with you
ioulon'" Pierre said, with what
.auued like a sigh. 81 have longing
zee s france again before | die"
before you die!" repeated Jean,
M rsht touch of testiness in his tone.
Z s'.t M! 10 you talk thus? One would
I you were three-score, at least. in
sau VI stalwart giant of half those
sg and he laughed, half-playfully,
atderidingly.
s,e was no answering smile on
e lace which was again turned
ue hre, But after a momentary
IbsSio9 ne said, abstractedly. as If
sus aloud, II cannot give a good
n, :" LOT 1t, but there has of late
4, nsonething like a conviction grow
spol me that I have not much
Assa 10 live, Perhaps"-and he
b. a nls eyes to Jeans wondering
X d bo II IS nothing more than that l
uoheslck."
.. WIN wind up our affairs here
ts, S 10 France" declared Jean de-
hal Rouse myself, Pierre, and
N MAJ ~ more in such fashion.
arpa,"" o'iSense!-thou, after all the
H6s, we have met and overcome to-
eaE " nave such a premonition! I
ioVpb, Wy brother" and the tone
h saps a. sratiiied sparkle to the other
es" ''es' that thou hast missed
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ITO be continued.)
DRESS OF THE JUNGLE LADY.
Simple Costume Sufficient for Her
SAVAGE Life.

Savage Life.
The low caste Siamese OF the jungle
have few wants. and live like animals,
eating chiefly wild fruits and rice,
which they raise in small cleared
spots, wherever they happen to tenn
porarily settle. Like the Karens, the
Jungle people of Burma, they are al
ways on the move, and in common
with all low caste Siamese are petty
thieves of an incurable propensity.
Yet they are obedient-servile to an
unpleasant degree for white blood
They manufacture nothing save crud-
est domestic household necessities
and personal ornaments from BAMBOO.
Clothes are of slight consequence. On
the jungle edge they go uncovered
men and women, above the waist. tpe
panung reaching within four inches OF
the knee; but deep in the jungle they
are practically naked.
Their single implement ia O long
hladed. butcherlike knife, used as path
maker, as weapon together with
wood spear) and industrially In fash
ioning out of the ubiquitous bamboo
their ornaments, their buckets, their
rome their string, their houses and
the food receptacles which take the
Mace of pots and pans and plates.
Nearly all of the jungle folk on both
sides of the Siam-Burma line tattoo
the thigh, sometimes from knee TO
hin. more often from the knee to only
six inches above. The design may bN
turtle or the much-dreaded tiger
dome deliberately, but the one most
frequently seen, and the simplest is a
sort OF lace or fringe pattern In the
middle Of the thigh, or just below the
knee, like a garter. The women DO
not tattoo, believing in beauty un,
adorned heaven knows they need
adornment-Outing.
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perfnme to Follow Motors.

NJ. Deletrain, young Genevan
claims to have made discovery for
motorists which would be a boon for
the public. 1t consists of a small solid
cone, which the inventor has named
the motor cone When 1t is dissolved
in petrol or benzine the cone destroys
the odor of burnt gases and leaves an
agreeable perfume behind. Motor cones
will be sold in small boxes containing
six cones at about 25 cents box, and
one cone is said to be sufficient to
perfume 60 mis- OF road.
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Able Colored Man.

DIR. Edward Wilmot Blyden, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary of the republic of Liberia in
France, is one of the ablest living col
ored men. He has rendered distin.
guished services TO his race, both in
Liberia and in the British West Af-
rican colonies. The special object OF
his mission in France is connected
with the delimitation Of the frontiers
between Liberia and French territory
French territory touches Liberia OF
two sides, and with British nearly sur
rounds the republic.
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Missed thee! Aye, in every way. as
l ever do when we are apart put
somehow 1t was taste worse
TINS time, perhaps because thou vert
away in France, where, as thou hast
SAID, | am growing homesick to 60"
ANA, as have also said, we will go
together, and soon. We will return to
Languedoc, thou and |, Pierre, and see
the old gardens, and roam in the park.
and try to be boys once more" The
words ended with a joyous laugh.
And read of De Soto, and Pizarro,
and the tales of louisiana" added
Pierre interrogatively, a curious sad
ness touching his voice.
Nay, indeed not replied Jean, So
bering at once. I'VE have lived too
many practical chapters Of like sort.
my Pierre, to ever again enjoy the old
book"
And the emperor" said Pierre ir-
relevantly; ito think Of his keeping
the little box of papers for thee!"
yet it was like him to do such a
'hih5, oooCitSu jean, WIFI NlUTdUl
tone and glowing face "Ah, If but he
were back in France. and free from
those cursed English"
AYE" Pierre affirmed, growl
sounding in his voice. THE English
there on Elba, their power behind the
throne Of France, and their ships
sneaking in here to snatch at Louisi
ana and the Mississippi. Cursed Eng
fish, say l."
From what Pierre told him that
night, Jean LATTE knew, as clearly
as though he had remained at Bara
taria, all that had transpired since his
departure.
This had been shortly after Gen
Andrew Jackson defeated the Creel
Indians at the battle called "Tohope
kah, "a disaster that broke their pow
er, and compelled the English to CEASE
reckoning upon them as allies. AnC
after this signal victory Gen. jackson
had been given command of the Sew
enth military district, which included
! the State of Louisiana
1t was now very evident that New
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That's So.

IT need the advice of a physician, I"
remarked the alleged actor. Would
you advise me to consult DR.. Quacker-
ly?"
We'll" replied his friend, the drug
gist, II don't think much OF his ability
as physician; still. he might be able
10 cure q ham. Chicago Daily News.
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,elped him to six bowls of Anheuser
milk!
Well, there's no literary fiff that can
rive me the elbow
Just to show Bud what a clever brute
I am | went home and wrote a novel
The reason it's so good is because
took my bunch from Rud. Kipling's
style.
1t isn't quite as chesty as David
Harum," but there's more poetry in It.
When Bud sees it he'll put up the
shutters and take to the lumber camps.
Here's the gag:
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
"a study from life in a great, great city,
Chapter |.
Wy am | Waiting here alone
Nit all desc udder folks?
Stob making laughings ven you see
Dot | am making chokes?
Sam Bernard.
sorrowfully the snowhakss sat upon
the sidewalk.
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''OH, IT'S PERFECTL1 LOV ELI
sidewalk perils for those who go down
in slips?
Esoteric Science leads one to sup
pose so.
Meanwhile the wife waited YEARLY
at home, and the cook tapped the beef
steak nervously with the coal shovel
1t was her night out.
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Crouch.

The New Cook-What does your
papa fr his brekfuss?
The Angel COLLABORATING what We
1Bln't got.-Cleveland Leader.
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CHAPTER III.

"My mother was lady" SO
She said, but just the same
She ate boiled cabbage with knife
Except when company came.
-DeWolf Hopper.
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The sea hath many perils for thosa
who go down in ships; but hath not the
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A tall. wide man moved thoughtfully
down the street in an opposite direction
to that which he had come from.
Suddenly. and sorowfully, withal. he
emulated the snowflakes and sat upon
sidewalk.
While at home the wife waited
YEARLY.
Chapter III.
He rubbered hard to see the stage.
But only saw hat;
Next day he heard the play was bad.
And he was glad of that.
Andrew Macks Irish Melodies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
SdS sdngerfef.
Ginlaouns miro ab9eliefert.
Die grsBe Orsel finbet in Der pale
feinen Hanm.

Die Antport bes Staatsietretdrs
9bss, auf bic bor GINGER 3eit benz
Wiener Wdnnsr9or hbsrianbts GIN
Iabung gum Bunbss'S dugsrfefs, 1T
bsim Wapor gootpaltsr singstrOHsn.
Der Setrstdr f4reibt, baB CT bic
g~inlaouns benz 6ffsrrei9ii8sn &c.
fanbtsn tbermittslts, uno baB bisier
bieielbe benz Wdnnsr9or unterbrsitsn
tuirb.
Der Nisnsr Wdnner9or 1T elmer
Der bstbefunntsfsn 8siansoereine Der
Welt, unb Der Wapor ianbte Die GIN
laoung nuf ips3ieQsn Wuni9 Der Ssf.
beb6rbe ab.
Wan bOHt, bob F9 Der Terein in
corpore ober bod bur& cine ftarte De-
legation bstbsiligen tuirb.
Der plan, bic isbt In Der SomliniOn
6als aufgsfelts grObe Orael fur bus
@oaOfeum an3utaufen, uuroe auf
Ratb Der ar9iteftsn nertuorfen.
Wan fanrt sben fsinen plaB ffr
bieieIbe finben. Die eroBs Sreel,
fouls bieielbe auf elmer Settle Der Dale
aufssftsat wdre, utrbe ben plaB bon
ni9t tusnissr els 500 Biz 800 SIP
pldBen etnnebmen.
WoQte man bisielbe aber tbsr bieit
srb6ber, banr wtroe tie brett unite,
Der 9sds 80 tsbsn fommsn.
Die Jefbsb6roe waros ss ssrre &C.
feben baben, tpenn bic Gtnbt bic sroBt
Orsel getauft bdtte, 3umal oas WOn'
Rrum, msl&ss s1s, 900 tofete. bsrieI'
ben far $4,000 a~ngebOtsn uurbs,
2eiber Idst R9 fur BITE arOBe OraeI in
benz @olORsum tsin Raum rsisrbisrsn.
I'm ben pldnsn In Sdnoen Der Ar9i'
tstten, tuirb nit berffdrttsrE Mannianf
ununtsrbro9en searbeitet uno faQ!
nidt neutrality-suspicious. gretsnife b.
apii9en trstsn, tperbsn bisielbsn i9or
Dor Der fsfasisbtsn 3sit our Mblisfs
rung bereit iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

s. u. phinnep, 1904 Orange
StraBe, 3onoufteur zines Waeens Der
SbsIbp Strabsnbabnlinie. madte &c,
fern Der pOli3ei bic MsIoung. bae sr
bon einem Msgsr beim Weafeln bon
@elb UNI 1925 bstrogen moroen fei.
gr CAB bsrislbsn sine esnaue Bsi&rsi,
bung bss 8aunsrs, tpeI6s tpabri9sin.
LID 3u isinsr 9erbaftuna fiibren miro.
Die @ehsimpoliaiasn 2arib uno
Gerber nabmen gefiern Grant @bite,
229 OF Waibington Strabs. In 6afi
uno ffbrten Jpn nod benz gefdnsnib
nb, no fs bsnielbsn auf 2lsinbiebfabl
%antla9tsu. Der Stiefbater oes Wbite
bate Dor einem Sabr einen 0erbafts=
befebI fir ben Stieffobn eruirtt, Jim
ibn peasn Steblens zines 5abrraoes
binter S4IoB unb Riseel brinaen gu
lafen. Terislbe batte isoo& bic Nb,
f&t oes Stisfpatsrs tn g~rfa5runs &C.
bra9t, bic Jlu&t ergriHen uno fi9 ba-
bur9 Der Wsrbaftuna e~nt3ogen. &c.
fern erfubren bic gsamten, bob Der
Jlidtling nod Der eltsrli9en Wob'
nung surtidgetebrt let, worauf BITE @er'
baftung srfolgte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Spieler absefakt mna berbaftst

Sn Der @obnung bon George
Wiliams, @runoeigent6umsbdnoler,
10 Roberts Sinner. q. Sninois Str,
bate ft geffern cine tleine @slsnidaft
Bon finf 6srren etn9efunoen, unb fi&
3u einem Spiele nieoergslafen. @e.
rabe aIs bisfelbsn ft4 I'm s~ifriafen
Spiele befanben, 6fnete Hd BITE Sbnr,
uno bie Blaurbde erf9ienen. Sdmmt.
Ii@e Spislsr uno SpielutenRlisn man.
berten nod Der poIt3sifation. mo
Wiaiams wegen 6altens zines Spiel.
bauiss unb bis tibrigsn tuegei 8efu@s
zines iOl8en gebu&t uurben. Ole
8~erhaftung tpuroe bon ben Ssresanten
8el4 uno Streit nno 2 poli3iffen Dor.
genor,men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
ysn etnera SanSfraRsm6eitter
anf Sol berflaQt.

Rsn. Sarrp %. gulOrioee bon Der
Wstboottentir8e in Utica, :5nb., IN
bon Geo. Smith, benz gsRber Der
utita Surnpite, auf 1882 % ftr 3oG
uno e9aOsnerfub far bsrfu&te ge.
i9tuinOslung oes 3Ousinnebmers Der.
tla9t poroen. Die 8lase if Die erFe
Der art uno erreat bssbalb M~ufiebsr.
STR 3oa wsrbsn 1922 sere&net, unb
ots fbrigen $3.50 fallen unter eiuem
Statut, oas So far isoes MaI feaisbt.
tuentt cine 3unfels nit abRdt bstro.
gen Diro. Ser paRor fol- bie 3ou.
barrtsrsn ie8Sig Wal paifrt baben,
Obns 3H blsden. ishssmal nit Der gs,
bauptuna, oaB ct uIs prsoissr nsoa.
frei" fei.
Sn Der 8bat bsfimmt Elm Staatsas.
isb bonn Sabre 1855. bob prebiaer auf
amtsfabrtsn bon 3oagsbabren. erimirt
isisn, aber oas be3isbt f9 auf plant
&oabs, uno nidt auf .Surnpites",
tpis ots tn 5rass fOmmsnbs. SIM uebri
gen lou &sb. galbribge fsbr oft aud
.aubsramtli9" bic 3oufsae paifrt ba.
ben. Smith bat f&on otter faulen
3oatunoen nit prOssHsn georubt, uno
tn einsm Sale aud i'm @sri6t gemon.
men. Der Wann 1T sutbsrsis. aber su
utsl r9ahausrsi" ldbt :r f9 aud nidi
gefalen. CTR Automobile foroert er
einen hoben Sou, unb pisls Der Stint.
mai&inen bermeiosn feline etrabe. @r
bat 8ldn5snos Gngebote fir feline &c.
re8tfame bereits ausssialasen. ba RG
oisislbs fortgefsBt gut bs3abIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Ter fImse Tormanne.

Muf einem Sauerngut in Der Npr,
ma. Die BAT Elm BARRIER Sournali!i
cine Safel entoedt, alf pel9er Sn
leien ftono: rWeioepIab fir 9f:rDs.
WtGBige Preile. Pferoe nit tur3eHl
S9pdn3: so Confines fir bsn Sag.
Pferpe nit langem S0pan5: 1 ST."
Iuf Die perfpunDerte Sruse bes Yart>
Iers, mas bas gu beoeuten babe, erpi=
oerte Der Huge 8eiiber bes 9ofes:
.Sie pifen bod, bab Pferbe nit fur.
gem S4pan5, tpenn tie bon ben 5lie<
gen belGftigt perben, bdufis ben &opf
ipenbsn. sic tOnnen baber nur TEL.
ten ungeitOrt frefen. pferbe NIT
lansem Sdpan5 aber tpebren bic
5liegen Nit benz S9panae ab unb
frefen babel rubis ipetter. @s lit bas
Der n1r re9t unb biGis, bab fir lie
auf ben Deibepldsen mebr geaablt
tpirb als fir bic iursfdpdnsissu
RnHs"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Yoli3dsnint.

Der @irtb Ben @albmeG, 324 WsR
16. Strabe, wuroe gsftsru I'm poli3ei'
geritbt tpegen uebertretung bes Ni9ol-
ION GsisBss, nadoem er fd Iduloig
befannte. NIT $40 uno Soften befraft.
Sein geridumnib am MOntag niai
Dor Seri4t eri8iensn su feiH, tpdre
i6m beinabe tbsuer gu fs6sn sstommen,
iebo8 9elang es ibm. ben Ri4ter bapon
3a hber3eugeti, baB sr es niat NIT Mb.
fi4t 9stban bdtte, t3orauf oerielbs BON
elmer rpeite1en 8sfrnfung abTab.
Der Wirtb 6arrp aoblmann, gir'
ginia abe. unb gaff StraBe. mel4.,
sSsnfaas tpesenusbetretung zines para.
grapben bes @i&OIfon@ siebss ansetlasi
NOR, tuuroe frsigsiprO9sn. IN feline,
Wirtbi8aft muroen SpieItartsn porgs.
funoen. Goblmann fonnts bemeiien,
oaB nit benfelben ni4t geipislt tporber
huar, tpOourd er O6ns g~sfrafun0 ba.
bonfam.
Die ON Montas tusgen gu idnsusn
5a6rens i'm Nutomobil berbafteten I'll.
freo U. garn's, 8. 3. Cummings unh
@tliam @arfielo murben ie NIT 81
une 2oRen befraft. Sin sutss 9sbr.
gelo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

@ottfieb rb I,
vOi. sematbli&e @6e",
g6e NobIe un6 Rarfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
aus oer 8unoeSbamptHaot.

Gpetulationen f6er bic 3uiammen'
febuns bss nd9fsn 2onarsfss limb on
Der 8agssoronung. I'm bic RontroQs
I'M Sauie su erlangeu, mibtsn oie
9smotratsn bic gssenwdrtige Wsbr.
belt bon ia In elmer WitsliebI9afi
bon 1886 psrionsn tiberfimmsrl, eins
aufgabs, bic 3ur 3eit sinfa9 uns
m6sIi4 sri8eint. Aebnlia unsRnfia
fur bic 9emOfratsn Iisgsn bic Singe
I'm Senat. @s i9sibsn art 8. Wdr,
1907 fhnf3ebn Rspublifansr uno sben.
fobieIe 9emofraterl aus.
9as S3tdial Der msifen Semotra.
ten if f9on entf&iebeu. 5ofer unb
Tac9 aurii finb BOT. ibren rsip. 2ssis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
&trmeS tint @ermauta Bart
Sim Spnntas, ben 7. Dttpber.

October ii8t's, I'm gan3en SdbrIe,
Der idbnfte Wonat. bss ffsbt fsidii
Geuu I'M October fsisrn mir oies Sobr
Sin gar gu grauRg. erobes 5ei&t. 5-
Gss Is bic i96nfe. gr6BI&te 2irbi. r
Wo a0ss mttmaat, Wstb unb Wa, {
@o Seoer mos er min, sr finbst
I'm feline @'lhf9ts bhBa ia.
Wie bari ma DO in's gfa 6aua!
Wie i8naI3et DO ote 3unae laut!
Senn i'm 8ermania part DO triegt me
9as anerbef4te Sausrtraut!
Das Spsd unb banrt bic f&morr'g,
Wiri9tla
Wie fOmme bic uns s'f9lifa rs9t
I'm OIL bic S9wdn3la bon be Gaua
5br 2eut'la, BITE fno s'wiB nit i4ls&t'
limb sri9t bas Srinta! Sbrssle
Wie gebt ma DO auf b Jdfsr Los; =
Or Suri9t iidt ME I'm san3e 2sbs
@ie auf Der Rirbi'fsier grOb.
Sn ale gde ii9t 9ui9t uno 2sbe
gs tuuRelt DO Dor lauter 2sut,
Wa ia ie eiass Wort nit b6ra
So9 bort mo nj mir bon q S9treit,
Die ME f9te 2sut bod ia ma finbe
SIM 8ermania parf, benn ba lid nett,
90 sppss S46nes bat mo, glaub'
Sn Seutf&Iano ieIber nismals s'6dtt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
,,9te Settle tn, Meni@em.| -
atlanta's SdsnBli@feiten.

,Man frnbs ben RuHsn, unb Der
Sartar tpirb gum 8ori9sin fommen."
Sn ben Isbtsn Sabrsn III in allen eiOi'
Thirteen 2dnosrn Der groe In ebenf0
ielofssfdliger uie rberpunoerter"
@etis bon Der prefs, namsntli4 audi
Der meritanif&en, auf
bisie isbr.. weuig bsneibsnsuertbe vRas
tur Der iRuHsn" binsstuteieu uOrosn.
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fntpfts SdIuBfoIssrung. fann 10
sttpas, @ott fsi 9ant!. ni6t bortoni.
men. Safir fnb mir bsnn bod 3u
melt In Der RuItur boresi9rittsn.
sbsr ssmua! Die SsIbfssfaaistsit bat
6.uie mod sbsniousnis llria&e gu ibrer
usbsrbsbung, pis 3ur 3sit Ssiu. @ir
haben bic pbariidsr, bic ben Splitter
tn oss grubsrs auss isbsn, tud6rsno
re nidt semabr uerosn bss gaIfsus i'm
.igsnsn Mues, INNER nod untsr uns-
iberna. Rublano Bat feline Suoens
psrfulsunssn. gs 1T bei9dmsno, bab
e he bat. sber mis maj es in 5rauf.
reid CUR 3sit Der 9rspfus.0 srurtbsi.
Iung7 @ie pieI 6dtte bort oarau ge=
feblt, urb Der an ben 2nnbssberrat6
zines Srspfus 9laubenoe p6beI hdtte
elm Sub.nmaKatre bsranfaltst9 Sbsr
ME mar ssipor einigsu Sabren tn In.
ear1 une in prsuBsn BET bsp fOee-
ranntsn Gitualmoroen? Wenn es
aud bort, bant ben gsoronstsren Der.
bdltnifsn, fnidt 3u ben geualtigen
Ausf9reitunesn ME In benz, In ieiner
Crbning 10 eri4ittsrtsn &uBlanb
fam, i'm 8runbe trat bort aud bic.
ielbs tpilos Stimmung su Sage. unb
bas if bas ge3ei9nenoe! uno unfere
gereinigten Staatsn? Was tuuroe
gstsrr uno wiro 5eute aus atlanta,
Georgia. qemslbsi. Die f4suBIiGfe
Regsrbsbs, bie lid bsnten ldbt. So III
cine Ssbs, bic an duberet Sewaltbdtig-
felt ben l@orsdngsn In &ublano f&
ptirbig on bic Settle ffslt. nnb es
Fnb bas vtuItibirts" Ameritansr, bic
F9 bieie ausi9rsitunssu erlaubsn -
2euts, bielisitiulsbr als bunbsrt Sab
rem yin Der SelbFresierung sei9uIt"
tuorben Hnb! unb atlanta III, pie
man tpsiB. nt&tsber einaige Ort, unb
Der Siosn ni9t Der ein3ige 2anoestbsil
Der g~srsini9ten Staaten, no oisfe
allen georonstsn Rs9tsbsrbdltnifsn
ms SsRat i9~lassnoen goltsaus.
Bride f9 sreisnen. Wir brau&en
nir bic Wamsn Springfield unb I1r.
bana aus3uipre9eu. ME Der Rorosn
F9 in bisisn Tingsn bon benz Shben
In Ni9ts untsrf4eibet. Wenn &ub'
lanb cine sslbslprsfs bdtts. bic f& bic
usbtrbebunglauf Soften anbsrer 2dn.
Der unb g6lfer sbsnio gum Beruf
ma9ts, ME unisrs sissns, 10 t6nnts
oieie, auf atlanta" 6inpeiienb. bas
auf &ubIanb gsmtin3te Wort ummtn'
gen In q: Bran frase oenIamerifaner,
unb - Der Snbianer tomnit gun,
Dorf9sin." Rotbbdute fonntsn ME
ben Wartsrpfabl f9euBli9er uuntanssn,
als vgeFttete" Amsrifaner bsuts unisre
Neserbspblferung, tuenn elm ober oas
nro.re .i9warss S9uf" url!sr ibr f8
zines gsrbrs9sns i9uIoia gemaat bat.
pestusser btsielben f&war3en S9afe
Der meiben RaRe ssp6bnli9 nod -
Oronunssmdbig &, prceeiirt tpsrben.
atlanta, ME borb.r ySprinsfsIb",
,urbana" aim., io1te uns 8ei4eiben.
belt Isbrsn. Die BEETLE TN Wsnf9sn"
III nr9 tiberal su finbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

60 Ste 9r6bte ttmo pal.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY bon e@nttt.
bIutttets mno 8~ImutemkA6em
tiit aue tremot8eta .ttto trams
rt9em Gfet8mtKe. Mtr Hub
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MuSwabI bebAInt@ 80 1etm.
Sertertttaem 0roS. 60.
2A1 3tNN. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
LAUNDRY 50: &c: :: 8: ::::':.'.
900 gabt 9aptpnl ss--
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iino unter Den @%lepbdnten Ger &eaie:
rltne i'm &atbazS iFritt infolee elmer
Mil5brdnOepioemie nabe5u $50 Gle
planter heren0et. Die neiitens out
traiHirt unb fe3r %pertbrou paren. Der
@erluit fetrGet iiber $25O,000. Die
iibrig bIeifenoen g%iepfantsn iino iebt
cuf bc-fGliebene Orte pectheiit unb man
5pfft, lie gil retten.