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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
WASHINGTON NoTEa.

Walker A. Henry. of Spokane has
been nominated by the president for
receiver of the land office at Water
vile, and VIM. F. Haynes of Coulee
City was also nominated for the posi-
ton of register. W. A. Nichols of
Ellensburg was named receiver at
North Yakima.
The discovery has been made that
the amendment to the Seattle city
charter providing for the recall of
councilmen, believed to have been car
ried at the election last month was
probably defeated.
The new line to be built by the
Northern Pacific between Spokane and
Pasco will be portion of the North
Bank road now under construction.
Fire at Chelan recently caused a
loss OF ever $4,000. The flames started
in shoe shop, and before they were
quenched had destroyed the Hay
cock and Kingman buildings.
The jury~in the case of Battista Rig
AHA, an Italian of Roslyn, brought in
verdict of manslaughter.
The town of Pullman has received
assurance that the long contemplated
branch line to connection with the
Riparia-Lewiston road is to be built
in the near future.
three year agreement between
the brewery unions and the members
of the Northwestern Brewers associa-
ton at Seattle has been signed and
labor troubles that have existed for
several months have been satisfactor.
lily settled.
Six Chinese merchants and two Japs
are now boosting for Spokane as men,
bers of the 10000 club.
Two railway mail clerks were bruis-
ed, the passengers severely shaken
up and traffic was interrupted for more
than seven hours Saturday afternoon
because of the derailment of the loco
motive and five cars on the Great Nor
thern company's westbound train be-
tween Adrian and Ephrata. The ac-
cident was caused by broken wheel
on the engine tender
The supreme court has sustained
reversion clause in a deed which pro-
vided that in case of the sale of in
toXicating liquors on the premises the
property should revert to the donors.
The decision was rendered IN the case
of Lewiston Water & Power company
VS. E. N. Brown, Henry Reed and
w r. Wilson, from Asotin county.
The Pullman club plan to make
Pullman the headquarters for the pure
bred stock interests of the Inland
Empire
Returning to his post of duty at Ft.
Lawton from Ballard. where he spent
three hours leave of absence with
his fiarcee, Miss Alma Carlson, per-
fecting arrangements for their we'd
ding, which was to take place inme-
diately upon his discharge from army
service on April 49, Sergeant F. )ger
Cornett of the Tenth infantry was
struck by a passenger train on the
Great Northern tracks near Sc tile
and instantly killed.
Colonel De Long and John Wray
were drowned in the surf at .ong
Beach Sunday
Belle G. Spencer ended her life on
Easter morn at Spokane by taking
carbolic acid. She was respondent.
She came from Shakopee MIMI
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
THURSDAY NOON.

San Francisco, April 19.-Day dawn
ed on scene of death ard destruction.
During the night the flames had con-
sumed many of the city's finest struct-
ures and skipped in dozen directions
to the residence portions.
They had made their way over into
the north beach setcion and sprinpipg
anew to the south, they reached out to
the shipping section down the bay
shore, over the hills and across toward
Third and Townsend streets. Ware.
houses, wholesale houses and manufac.
turing concerns fell in succession.
This completed the destruction of the
section known as the south of Market
street section.
After darkness thousands of the
homeless were making their way with
their blankets and scant provisions to
Golden Gate Park and beach To find
shelter. Those in the homes on the
hills just north of the Hayes valley
wrecked section piled their belongings
IN the streets and express wagons and
automobiles were hauling the things
away to the sparsely settled regions.
Down town everything in ruin. Not
business house stands. Theaters are
crumbled into heaps. Factories and
commission houfes lie smouldering on
their former sites. All the newspaper
plants have been rendered useless.
One every side there was death and
suffering. Hundreds were injured
either burned, crushed or struck by
falling pieces from the buildings. and
one often died while on the operating
on table at the Mechanics pavilion
improvised as hospital for the com,
fort of the hundreds of injured. Tn,
number of dead is not known, but it i,
estimated that at least 500, perhapl
loOO' met their death in the horror.
Passengers ON trains from a numbe,
OF other towns in California bring tale
OF destruction and death in their com
munities.
A report comes from Martinez tina
the Martinez bank building, one of tn
finest structures in the town, has BEEF
completely destroyed.
The commander of the Pacific souad
ron, sent since the earthquakes. report
that all is well with his squadron.
Governor Pardee, that the Who'll
state may assist in relief of earthouak
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
Organized Labor Has Bank.

1t is announced that the Common
wealth Trust & Savings bank, an IN
stitution promoted by organized laDoi'
will open its doors for business Ma!
10, at Chicago. The capital OF tn'
bank is 100000, and all of the dlrect
ors except one are members OF laOoi
organizations. None of the banks u
ficials will be taken from the rahAs
of organized labor, but all VIII "
practical banking men.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
MOTOR CRANKS ALL BATTY.
Accident Insurance Co. Balks at Auto
mobiIists' Claim.

The Ocean Accident company has
refused to pay big accident policy IN
New Orleans on the death OF M. Ia
Hancock, a millionaire killed in an au-
tomobile accident in Los Angeles sew
eral months ago, on the ground thal
the company can not pay claims on au'
tomobilists, as most of them are mono
maniacs on speeding, machines ana
therefore, the company is not respon
sible.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
Big Paper Company Is Sold.

San Francisco.-A deal which in
volved an expenditure of between
100000 and 100000, has been con-
summated when the Union Pulp & Pa
per company disposed of it's merchan-
disc store and the good will of its
jobbing trade to A. Zellerbach & Sons !;
its mills at Lebanon. Ore, to a new
concern, which is to incorporate next
week, and its announcement of the
discontinuanee of manufacturing at its
South Coast mills, in Santa Cruz coun.
ty.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE.
a Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week--National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

An official cable from Caracas states
that department secretaries are sun
iilling the cabinet positions made va
cant by the resignation of President
Castro.
The population of Los Angeles. Cal,
according to the city directory census
of April 1, 1906, is 228,29S The popu-
lation as given in the directory for
May /, 1905, was 1854. On this ba-
sis the city has increased 30,6S4 in
population in II months.
President Roosevelt will not hunt
any more while he is president, ac-
cording to Colonel Cecil Lyons, repub-
lican national committeeman from
Texas.
George r. Young, cashier of the Pos
tai Telegraph company at ST. Louis,
who was arrested charged with EN-.
bezzlement, committed suicide while
on the way to jail
Arthur Turner, editor and publisher
of Vogue, died recently from pneumo-
MIA at his home. He was 50 years of
age and had been in the publishing
business in New York for nearly 80
years.
The planters association is arrang-
ing to send an agent to the Philip
pines to secure Filipino or Japanese
laborers to work in the Hawaiian ISL
ands. The agent will also be instruc-
ed to secure laborers in Porto Rico.
All hope has been abandoned for
the recovery of Father Louis Martin
general of the order of the Jesuits, and
known as the black pope" He is
suffering from cancer.
The official enrolment figures of Tie
University of Michigan for 1905-1906
were given out recently and show
total of 4571 students. This is a gain
of 435 over last year.
The cruiser Washington returned to
the yards of the New York Shipbuild-
ing company after a successful trial
off the Maine coast. The cruiser at
tanned 1927 knots, little more than
a quarter of knot in excess of the
government requirement.
Miss tombstone Bennett, the actress,
died recently.
The king of Spain was recently
elected a member of the royal yacht
squadron. preparatory to his arrival at
Cowes, April H. to visit Princess Ena
of Battenberg, the future queen of
Spain.
King Victor Emmanuel has decorat-
cd Professor Matteucci, director of the
royal observatory on Mount Vesuvius,
with the rank of commander of the
order of the crown.
Incendiary articles in the Appeal to
Reason have resulted in it's being
barred from the Canadian mails. 1t
is a socialistic organ, published at
uIrard, Kan.
Israel Ludlow of New York, inven-
tor of the aeroplane, was so badly in
jured by fall at Atlantic Beach, Fla,
that he will probably die.
The recent discovery of a plot of
anarchists to assassinate all of the
members of the royal family of spain
has caused a feeling of apprehension
throughout the entire country.
The French postmen have been re-
turning to work. There are now only
400 strikers among a total of 10000
postmen. The strike at Lyons is end
ed
King Frederick, Notwithstanding de-
malls, is endeavoring to obtain from
the pope the ecclesiastical sanction for
a divorce from the Countess Montig-
noso in order to marry again.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
Banquet to Capt. Harry Lee.

Pekin.-Captain Harry r. Lee la'e
commander of the American legauoA
guard. has started for Manila Cap'aa
Lee was given a farewell banque1
the commanders of the several les'
ton guards.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
0. R. & N. ROUND
HOUSE BURNED

Umatilla, Ore, April 19.-The 0.
K. & N. roundhouse in this city was
destroyed by fire, and several locomo'
tives were destroyed. Loss, about $4O,'
900. The cause of the fire is not
known.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
ROLL EGGS ON GROUNDS.
Children Had Full Sway on the White
House Lawns.

Washington, d. c., April 15.-Chil-
dren, big and little, TO the number of
1000 had full sway in the White
House grounds. From early morning
until dusk, they held an Easter egg
rolling carnival
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
Miss Nellie Grant Is Ill.

Miss Nellie Grant. grand daughter
of President U. S. Grant and daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grant OF
New York is seriously i'll.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21

In the first edition of the London
Medical Credit Guide. shortly TO be
issued, will be the names of 10000
living in London and vicinity who have
forgotten to pay their doctors bills.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
MOB GUILTY OF MURDER.
Governor Folk Denounces the Horror
at Springfield,

at Springfield.
Jefferson City Mo, April 16-Gover-
nor Joseph Folk says the lynching at
Springfield was a most disgraceful oc-
currence. Whatever the offense of the
negroes may have been. and however
deserving of death they may have
been. they were entitled to punishment
by law and not by mob, and when a
mob takes the law into its own hands
as this one did, any member of it is
guilty of murder.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21

The quality of glass does not
prove scenes at the breakfast taDi0'
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
Later.

Leslie Peters, l 6 years old, shot and
killed Ralph Burns, negro of bad re-
putation, one of two who attacked him
while he was escorting young lady
home from a party. The nergoes ac-
costed him at the gate of the young
lady's home and one of the negroes
fired two shot from a revolver at him.
but neither shot took effect. Peters
immediately fired four shots at the ne
groes, killing one of them and the
other escaped Peters went to the po-
lice station an gave himself up, but he
was released without bond
The news of the killing of another
negro spread like wildfire through the
city and hundreds of people left their
beds and hastened to the public SQUARE.
The militia on guard prevented any
VIOLENT outbreaks and after time dis
persed the crowds and no further from
BILE is feared. though it is believed that
the killing Monday night twill tend 10
increase the feeling against the me-
groes. People who had been DISPOSED
to sympathize with the nergoes are in.
censed at this latest negro assault.
-Four men are now under arrest
charged with being leaders in the mob
that broke into the county Jail and
lynched three negroes. One of the al
legged mob leaders is in Jail and three
have been released on bond. Charles
Cannefax and oney Gallery were the
first men arrested.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
Mrbsiterfiibrer ~ @rabs se=.
trasen.

gbpin 8. 8oulo. Der 3u isinen 2eb.
seiten elmer Der sifri9ifen @ortdmpfer
In Der NrbeitsrsBewe9ung mar, unb
Der ON leBten 5reitag pl6sii9 einem
Ser3idlag erlag. wuroe geitern Na6'
mitta9 3u Grabe 9etragen. Selegaten
a1er Irbeiter Orsanifationen Der
6tabt gabsn ibm bas interchangeable.
Iu9 aus benz State maren piele Mr'
better. Wertreter eri9ienen. I'm ibm ben
lsBten 9isbesoisnft au errueiisn.
Die 8serbisuns fanb auf benz @romn
0ia 5riebbofs ifatt, no in ueberein.
fiimmuna nit einem am Sonnta9 ge.
faBttn gsi9Iub bss v9abor Dap" SO.
mites elm lssier Ru6eplab fur ben
8eritorbensn an9etauft mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
Scr S9al.
3eist Sunabme Der gsb0Iferiins.

Sie allidbrliG suiIden Dem 10.
april uno benz l. Wai faitfinosnoe
3dbluns bat tn bieism Sabre eraebsn.
oab in SnoianapOlis 48, 327 psrfonsn
i4ulpfli9tieen atters borbanben finb.
SIN lsBten Sabre bstrug bic ansabl
As. III. iooaB fid cine 3unahme BON
92l0 erglebt.
I'm Die 8eiammt: gin!pobnsr=3 3abl
elmer Siaot fsiisuiisllsn, iii es ee.
brdu&Ii4, bic 3abl Der psriOnen in
iGulpfli3ii9em Alter nit At su multi
pli3irsn; oiss wfroe fur SnoiauapOlis
eine 8ep6lterun9 bon 217,47l psriO.
men ergeben. Dos nsuefs Aerebs8ud
Der Staot bsre9nst Die ginuobnsrsabl
auf 222. 385. Die SduI .gsbbrben
fino bsr gnfidt, bab bic Isbiere 3abI
Der tbatid9Iiten 8eb6lterungs. 3iffer
am nd9fsn tommt. Die S9ul.gss
h6rben 3d6lsn nur psrionen, tpslGe
innerbalb Der ineorporirten Stabtgrens
sen tpo6nsn, pdbrenb i'm Nbrebbu9
pisle psrioneu nit bsrudfi9ti9t fino,
tpelde arabe auBsrbalb bieIer Srena,n
wobnen, In Wirtli9tsit aber als nit
CUR Staot 9eb6ris bstradtsn tpsroen
mhRsn.
Muf Der @runblaae Der bura bic
idbrlide 3dblun9 fsifaehs1tsn Nnsabl
Der perIOnsn i&ulpfli&tissn 9llters
tuiro bic S6bs bss gstrasss Der faatli-
den geibaIfe fur bic 6ifsntli9en S4u=
len bemshen.
Die 3unabme Der idulpfiatissn
periOnen betrug TN pOrlsbtsn Sabre
nur 1900. bat fi9 alio i'm lsbtsn Sabre
mebr als berboppslt. Dies bringt bic
S&ulbeb6rhen In bic Gage. bel aller=
ndafsr @slssenbeii ron Der 2saislntur
weitere Wittel our grridtuns bon
Sdulgsbduben au berlanasn, oa bie
borbanoenen 5aciliidien bel Der ffstig
3unebmsnoen Mn3abl bsr S9ultinber
balo ni9t mebr ausrei9en tperbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
etaotratbsFsums.
Die SewilIisuns fir bas Mubitorium paiiirt.

Die sefrise etaotratbsRbuns fanb
unter Nnweienbsit idmmt!i9er Stabt.
bdter fatt. Die gspIante ginberIet
bung bon groab &ippsl ipurbs bonn
etaotratbe bolffdnois bel Seite seleet
unb fallen gelaRsn.
Jolgenoe Gorberungen uurben Bee
milliat:
STR Musarbeituusen bon pldnen
unb 3ei9nungen Der neuen Stabtba0e
$1,000, far Decoration Der @rdbsr am
@ebddtnibtaae 5000, fur gsrbsReruns
gen uno Iusbsferungsn bss ffdoiii9sn
SoipitaIs 800, 900, FIR neue @iferne
uno ausbshsrunqsn Der alten far ben
@ebrau8 bsr itdoiif4eu 5suerwebr
$4,000, fhr Die grbauung bes nsusn
epribenbauIss an Der Sf 10. Str.
$4,000.
Cine Orbiuan3, tueI9e bie Nussabe
bon fdbtii&en Bombs gum Beirags bon
$3.50. 600 borfiebt, tpurbe benz Sinans=
@omite CUR @orberatbuns iibertpisien.
Der getrag lou fur ben umbau bes
isbissn Warttbauies su elmer Stabt.
baQe unb sinem gOlOfsum Bsrmenbune
inben.
Ser 8eb6rbe Der bHsntli&en @erte
uurbe bas @ertaufs.s9t beg ct. @barles
6otel am 8abnbof ertheilt.
Sine Oroinan3 betreffs 8srtbeilunQ
BON mebisinii8en Proben In Der Stabi
murbe benz Stabtratbe CUR BeratbunQ
Soreelest. Disfelbe f9reibt ben Mseu:
ten bor. ibre 8robsn Dor Der 0ertbsi.
lung i'm @eiunobsitsamte unteriu&en
su laffen. tuorauf ihneu nod @utbhn'
fen Der Beb6roe geaen @ntriatung bou
81 cine 2ieen3 ertbeilt merben fann.
@egen 9 nbr uurbe bic Sibung BON
WorRBsnben gppert bertast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
gsabention Der SnSepenSeut 81.
ltpboa=Nifoeiatios

am IL. unb Is. Wai finoet i'm
@iappOOl 5otel bic idbrli&e @onben'
iiOn Der Snoiana Snbepenbent 8elss
pbon.aRreiaiion ffatt. Die @eieui8aft
Isbt f9 aus 8eamtsn uno Gei4dfts=
fiibrern alsr unab6dn9igeu 8elepbon'
8eisli9aften aus benz ganien
Staats suiammsn; bie geamten ftno
Sarrp .W. Beers aus Sort @apne.
prdFoent uno Charles g. 9orton aus
Snoianapolis. setrstdr s8abmeiiier.
Nnpor gOutmalier miro nod Gr6h'
nuna Der gonpenticn eins BeeriiBuness
anIprate balten.
Die automatic electric so. miro
.Ine Rsusrung I'M 8slsp6OnsO Oienf, Elm
automatifass .Smit9boaro" In 3im'
msr 3immer 826 bss @lappoOl Sotsl
ausfslsn unb bafislbe NIT 1000 ans
i9lthsn in Bstrisb erbaltsn, unt ben
Selssatsn uno benz publiium 8slsgen'
belt 3u gsben, bas neue Ssmfem auf
bic prntiii9as Weiie ;u prbfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
@roRloss: Sisans sca g:rasfers
ten Croens Der Ybtbtas &it=
ter oes Staates Snotama.

Seuis bsrlammsln R6 bic Sele9aten
Der bsridisbeusn 2Osen oes Oroens
bonn Staat SHoiana in Der biefigen
Sdlobbaue, go. IA @ef Sbio Str.,
gu Der rsg.lmdbisen Sabres.8 8eriamm=
lung Der @robl5Qe bonn Staate Sns
oiana.
Ser Orben bat i'm lebtsn Sabr be-
osutenbs Jorti6ritts ssma9t, on Wits
slisbern unb In finansisller 5iniiht iebr
gsuonnsn, bas gum gr6bten Sheil Der
tiidiiasn Seamtsn uno bsren gertual.
tung 3u3uitrsibsn if.
Die aeesnpdrtiqsn 8eamten fino :
@r=@rpBsapmmanbsur: Sos. Rsasr,
Jnoianapolis @rOb SOmmanbeur;
Ssnrp 5. @ldpsts. 9srre 6auie; @rob.
prelai: Witasl Sasbn. Snoianupolis;
grpb. .gi3s.SOmmanosur: @m. 8Otta,
ebnnsptue; 0roB'S9relber: eeas. ).
SGmiot, Snbianapolis; @robsSdaB'
meiFer: Senrp u. gBsbeI. Snbiana.
polis Srob Waffenmeiitsr Sent
Wpsrs, Sneianapolis.
Die SiBuhs tpiro uneefdbr 2 $a9s
In anipru9 nebmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
Yroflamation fir 0raberi@ma=
dnuss Sag.

Sn llebereiniiimmuns nit ben Wors
bereitunesn, tpsl6e bon ben Tsteranen
bes ghrgertrissss CUR Geier bee @rd.
berf&madungs.S Sa9es getrofen wur-
ben. bat Mapor gootpalter folgenbe
proclamation erlahen:
I'm bic geup5ner bet Stabt Snbiana.
poIis!
Dos Bolt elmer banfbaren Nation
bat ben 80. Wtai eines iebsn 5abres ale
ben Sag beitimmt. an wel4em lenen
berOiiden Wldnnern 8ribut ee3ollt tper'
ben ioa. tuel9e es uniersnt 2anb Ct.
m6sIi9tsn, Elm un;srtrsnnbares @an3es
3u tperben.
! Sn Der Mnnabms. bab es ni9t m0g'
lid if. biefen braben Mdnnern obns
bsiunbsrss 3utbun aler Burger bie H.
nen sebhbrsnbs gbrung 3u ermeifen,
eriu1e i1 bie BstDobner ber etabt Sn'
oianapolis, am Nittuo@, ben 80.
Wai. ioueit sies ireenb m6gli4, all'
arbsit ruben 3u IaRen unb ben 8ae
babur& ai einem allaemeinen 5eiertal
3u MAIDEN. Dieter Sag iollte aasu
patriotii9en Amerifanern beilia ieiu
uno eine essisnste 6eier beRelben II
nur ein iIsines 3si9sn Der 2iebe uni
gsrebruns 9srienigen, tueI&e bet be'
8ertbeioiaung freibeitIi&er Snifitutto'
nen lbr 2sben liebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
SrnnbFsialssans sun. &. Of y.
0ebGuoe.

Na9 8auIsnben 3dblenbs Mit9lieoer
Der ppt6ias- Giitar.9o9sn aus osm gans
aen Stante trafsn Montag uno Siens'
tag nit i6ren anesb6risen bter Elm,
um an Ger 9e9ung bes 8runofetns
gum nsusn 2ogen @ebduoe on Der
p.nniplb1nia StraBs uno Wanatu=
ietts absnus tbsil3uns5men. Ile @!=
ienbabnen uno 2anobabn. .2inien batien
grira.3dgs unb .Wagsn eingefsut, um
ben 9sftei9erten perionens@erfe6r be-
pdItiesn ,u i0nnsa. Na& elmer tons
ierbatipen G1dkun9 befinben ii@ tpes
nisfens so. 900 Gremoe In Der Staot.
I'm 10 ll6r Sisnffas 9ormittag fano
i'm 9eniion 6Otel elm @mpfang fiir bic
b6Gfen gsamtsn bes Orbens ftatt, benz
Ft elm folder um II llbr ftir oie Wlits
9lieoer oes Uniform .Ranges ani1lOB.
Die impOiants parabe fOrmirte fib
I'm l 80 ubr on Der Yennl9loanla
uro ct. Clair etrabe uno 6etregte f9
In iGisr snolOTsm 3uss bur9 bic fsf'
li9 qsi6mhdten 6aupiiiraben Der
Staot big sur Mtrioian uno gsrmOnt
StraBs um fih bier in brei Sipifionen
su tbeilsn uno auf benz thr3sifen Wegs
su benz ususn @sbdube su mari9ifen,
no bann bic fsisrliGe @runhffeinle9ung
ffattfano. ginsn pradtbOllen edit NIT
litdrii9en anblid gewdbrten bic unit
formirten Bitter In ibrer tleioiamsn
Sra6t. ginsr S4dbung na4 bsfans
ben fi1 nenieHens 10000 Sb.ilnebs
mer I'm 2uge.
gfa1 ben @eremonien finben beute
RaGmiitaa unb bsute abeno Ieriamm'
lungsn Der pptbias. Rittsr in Der Somt
liniOn Sale fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
Aniippsl ais Arkmot.
eonoerbarer beb5rSIidjer Scnad)ridjtiaunsss
oienft tn Wedtenbure t,t,o ppmmern.

oiemft tn WedIenbmre mi,o Dummerm.
Sn SDrfern Meflenburgs uno
pommerns miro gu 8etanntma9uns
gen amtl!9er unO fonftiger ipi9tissr
Mittbeiungen Ser fogenannte S9ulz
5entniippel benuBt. Sas lit elm 30 Biz
40 Gentimeter LANCER, meift udbttantiz
ger, aber audi runoer eidener &niippel
bon bier biz fiinf Genttmetern Dur4z
mefer, Der an inem Gnoe Elm runbes
God bat. Wlittelft zines 8in6fabens
ober zines biinnen 2eoeritreifens pirb
nun Die 8efanntmaduns, Elm beidries
benes Stiid papier, an ben &niippel
bur9 bas God feftsebunben, unb bann
f9idt Der S9ulae ibn gu feinem Nd4z
bar, 6ieier sibt ibn an einen anoeren
ipeiter II. T. no., Biz er on ale Die i'm
Dprfe gelangt, fir Die er beitimmt lit.
gs eibt nGmli9 in nian9en SDr=
fern perf9ieoene &niippel, einen 3. 3.
fir Nadri9ten, Die nur bie gauern am
seben, einen anberen, Der nur an folhe
sefdidt ipirb, bie an Der Sorfperz
fan1ntlung tbeilnebnlen, Der alio gu Die
fer einla6et II. T. m. 5riiber tiinbieten
befonoere 3eiden, ginfsrbunsen uno
berslsi9en auf ben &niippeln an,
iporum es ii9 in Dem befonoeren GaGl
ban6elte; jebt iperosn audi fhon se>
fAriebene 8etanntma4unsen 10 pers
breitet.
Sn Dem Sprfe Wlittsl<2oipib, poms
mern, tpurbe iiinsft na9 ldnserer
paufe Ser @4ulasnfniippel tpieoer in
oer @emeinbe berumseididt, I'm Die
fteuerpfli9tisen @intpobner an ibre
pflidt gu erinnern. Gin MItentbeiler
erfannte ie6o9 ben S9uIaenfniippel
ni9t mebr an, fonbern betrd9tete ibn
als eroben 1nfus unb parf ibn nit
Der oaran bdngenoen amtli9en Bes
fannmannng 6em lteberbrineer na4
uno 70 bIisb Der @4ul5enfniippel un=
beadtet auf elmer Wieie liegen. Der
Srtsporfteber aeiste ben WorfalI ar
un6 Der Mltentbetler tpur6e tpeger
Werni9tuns einer amtli9en urfuno'
gu brei Sasen Gefdnsnib perurtbeilt
Das urtbeil beit6tiste ni9t nur Der
allgemeinen @ebrau9 bes S1ulaen.
fniipbels, fonoern ertannte ibn aus.
6riidlt9 aIs amtlihes Bena4ri9ti'
afnoSmittel an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
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Sn Der seariasn geriammlun9 bes
Wergniingungsbsreins y 8balia" tpurbe
bei9lohen, f3 oem @erbanb bsuti9er
@ereine an3uidlieben, Sie Serren
9enrp Sprengpfeil unb albert @. Berg
tpurben ertpdblt. um ben Uerein ole
Selegaten ju bettreten.
Jerner muroe bef4loRen, Gulba'a
Das berlorsne parabiss" su Der nd9.
fen abenounterbaItung In Dorbsrsi.
tung 3u nebmsn. Wann bic Inter.
baItung ftattfinoet. wiro ipdtsr nod be.
ffimmt tperben.
Sm nebrigen famsn nur Houtine=
@eiddfte CUR @erbanolune.