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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15
Changea In PoIIee Dernrtment.

Some changes have been made by Chief of Police E. T. Rondeau in the police department. upon instructions from Mayor Pat J. Lyons. The letter of Instructions from the Mayor. which was read at the roll call of the police last evening. was as follows:
 Please discharge from the police force. officers w. T. stillings and samuel Allen on account of a violation of police regulation; also. Officer J. H. Lee for conduct unbecomiug an officer
 "Promate to the regular roll the fol- lowing supernunerary officers: H W. Hakeman, Thomas w. McDermott and M Connolly Also appoint Charles Mr- Leod, Christopher Biehl. J. IT. Taylnr. Joseph Tucker. and Charles camp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

"Planters and Plantations or the .r-.nahrnke.,' written by John Wither- anOon DuFBose for the Christmaa edition of The Advertiser contains mere infOr- nation about the early families Of West Alabama than any article ana ls srtenneIy Interesting from beRlDulng to end, You will want to read this aP- ticIe with It's handsome iiluNtFntiOus of anfe-beIIum homes of Alabama in next Gunday'a bNK Advertlscr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15
Flshermnn Is Rescued.

A fisherman on board the fishing smack Edgar Randall. whose name could not be learned. was swept from the deck of the smack into the deep waters of the bay this morning, and had a narrow escape from drowning.
 The accident occurred while the Ran dall was being lowed down the bay by the Kimball tug Isabelle. and came about through the accidental touching of the downward bound fishing smack and the upward bound German steam ship Delta. which arrived in port to- day. In some manner the two vessels touched as they passed, and one of the crew of the hshins smack was swept overheard. Captain Lew Hogan of the tug swung his boat about. and after some difficulty succeeded in rescuing the drowning fisherman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15
Catholic KnIghta Election.

St. Johns Branch No. 37, Catholic Knigts of America, held it's annual election of officers last evening, the following being chosen for the ensu- ing year:
 President-John A. Hughes
 Vice President-W. ]. Gunthorpe
 Treasurer-James II Nelson.
 Financial secretary-ames j. KilIion. Recording Secretafy--W. L. Killion.
 Trustee--Ofor three years)-John Palmer.
 Sentinel-Patrick Ward
 Sergeant-at- -Arms--J W. Hooge.
 John A. Hughes and Joseph c. Sul- livan were chosen as delegates to the State convention at Selma in February.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

The railroad officials hope by the changes in the time of the above men, toned trains that all the extra section expense will be thing Of the past after January [.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

The Newman Circle hold it's regular meeting last evening at St. Vinccnts ,rectory. A business session preced- Ing the literary program. The study of Daute was continued and the fea- ture fthe evening was Nather McDer- mott's masterly paper on the lnt'rno' Another excellent paper was on Daute Three Nymphs, by Mrs Finkebonne. The musical numbers were Imprompu. piano solo by Miss Scnumaker-"Si Sing me to Sleep" a vocal sola by Miss Kitty Martin. p:ana soio. Miss Cahlli' vocal duo, Holy Mother Guiae Ills Eootsteps." by Miss Annie Cashin and Mrs. T. P. Norville.
 The next meeting will be on the 21th and will be entirely of social nature
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15
Aged NIoonahlner Arrested.

Gadsden, Dec, 14-(SpeciaL)- Webb Coffee, a white man, aged about 80 years, who lives at Ball Play. was arrested this morning on a warrant and in dictmeAt issued by the late grand jury charging him with selling whiskey without license. He succeeded in making bond and was released. The old man bears a good reputation in his neigh borhood and protests his inno- cence most emphatically.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15
Lncnl and PersonnI.

,nent 10 Dr Nicholas Nader has just been announced, was the. guest of hon WadIer yesterday at the Cawthon. A six course luncheon was served and an enioyable hour spent at table by Mrs. Madicr and her guests, Miss Bethea. Miss Rosa Coates. Mrs. Murray, Miss Nellie Friend, Miss Annie Spotswood, Miss Michael and Miss Jessie Rethea; After luncheon. the party adjourned 10 the obile Theatre to see the Man from Now"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

becus the day of sale. One lot is to be given away free and the brass band for Spring Hill is to furnish music for the occasion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15
ChrlHtman Trees i'm Panama.

The residents of Bocas del Toro, Pam anna. and the people tributary to that port. are to have a real oid-fS sfioned Christmas, unless untoward accident shall delay the steamer Fort Gaines or prevent her arrival at the Central! American port for which she Is des- tined.
 The Fort Gaines today took on 6 large consignment of cedar trees, cut to order for use as Christmas trees She is due to sa'i for the Panama port to- morrow IL IS expected that tho trees will be used a week from Monday evening by the American residents of that region. R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

The initial german of the Monthly German Club was danced last night at German Relief Hall. The german was led by Mir. Alum Ahlum with Miss Henrietta McPhillips, and Mir. D. Geneve Adams with Miss Overall. the couples who followed in the dance were:
 Mir. G. Owen and Miss Kendrick of Greenville: Mir. r. c. Fowler and Miss vass of Montgomery; MT. Robert Perrin and Miss Radcliff MT. Grey and Miss Cleveland, Mir. Meador and iss Gould, r. QuarIes and Miss Christian. Mir. Hy- bolt and iss Van Antwerp, Mir. Maxon and Miss Brewer. Mir. Charles Percy and Miss Bedgood. Mr. Wellis and Miss Morriss, Mr. Gus Chanoron and Miss Coates. Mr. Tom Marshall and Miss nuscher. Mir. Louis Pickens and Miss Riskue of St. Louis; MT. Aidridge ana Miss McMillan.
 Stags-Messrs Tonsmeere. Wither- spoon. Spotswood. Maschmeyet. MSTon sprague. Partridge. Fred Sprague. Ed Percy. Gaines Cooke, Montgomery InKe Chaperons-MF. and Mrs. Charles A | L. Johnstone Mir. and Mrs Irwe~ Lit, tie. Mir. and Mrs Tom ltoche, MT. and Mrs. Heakes Mrs Glbboney. Mrs. Coates MT. Lyman porghn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

Mrs. Charles Hervey Is in New Or- leans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

The friends of Mir. Mellow Bl1ups. will be glad to know that he is coming home for the Christmas holidays, mak- ing the long trip from Seattle for the pleasure of less than week among the friends he has not s"en for eight months
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

Mir. w. W. Heron left today for the north to be gone week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

R. F. ID. Appointments.
 Washington, Dec. 14-(SpeciaL)-- Rural carriers appointed: Brent, Blob county. Marvin II. James: Selfville, Blunt county. George W. self
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

The Friday evening euchre club was pleasantly entertained this evening by Miss Emma HieronymOus, the club
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15

Col. E. l.. Russell will return tonior- row from St. Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20
ADRIAN MELTON

The announcement of A 'rian
Melton as candidate for city at
torney appears 10 the EXPRESS to-
day. He is young democrat of un-
impeachable character with a
large number of friends and will
make strong race. Mr.. Melton
catne to Chickasha three years ago
from Texas, his native state, and
devoting himself to the study Of
law, was soon admitted to the bar.
He possesses fine abilities and is a
hard worker and has tho qualities
that will make him a success in
whatever he undertakes. The race
for city attorney promises to be an
interesting one and Mr.. Melton is
in to win.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20
CHARLEY HUNTER LEAVES
Goes to Oklahoma City to Assume
his new Duties

Chas. E. Hunter and family left
today for Oklahoma City their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Hunter goes to as,
sumo charge of the office of district
clerk to Judge Burwell, a position
to which he was recently appoint
ed.
MIR. Hunter expressed regret on
leaving Chickasha, He says he
was just getting hooked up for
effective work as citizenof Chick
asha and he thinks we have a
splendid opportunity here to do
things for the town. ''Chickasha
has fine prospects," said he, all
you have to do is to stand together
and work. to take advantage of
your opportunities and you are
certain to have a city here.
Chickasha also regrets the loss
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter. There is
no better fellow living than Char
ley Hunter "A pusher from the
word go, prince Of good feI-
lows, generous to a fault, open
hearted aud genial, he is always
in on any proposition that will help
any individual or the town. Okla
homa City is fortunate in getting
such citizen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20
PORTER is
SWORN IN
AS UNITED STATES MARSHAL
OF THE SOUTHERN DIS
TRIcT. BEsTEcED BYsoFFIcE
SEEKERS.
CHIcKAsHA MEN APPOINTED
Chris Madsen and Tom Burke
land in old places.

Ardmore, Feb, United
States Marshal Porter Of the South
ern District accompanied by Chief
Clerk c. G. McKoin and Office
deputies cottle and Riley, arrived
in the city Yesterday afternoon.
AT the station were a number of
Mr.. Porter's former acquaintances
and to each of these he gave a
hearty hand shake. He was es-
corted to the Gilmer hotel. Dur
ing the afternoon both Marshal
Porter and Chief Clerk McKoin
were beeeiged with candidates and
friends Of candidates who wished
to serve under the new marshal.
Marshal Porter's bond was ap-
proved this morning by Judge
Townsend. Later he took the
oath Of Office. The usual perfume
tory proceedings were gone through
without incident
The marshals Office today was
fairly crowded with former Mar
shal -olbert's appointees, who
came here to learn what disposition
would be made Of them. Marshal
Porter stated that6e deputies and
the Office deputies in the towns
would be retained pro tempore.
No radical changes excepting in
the Ardmore Office will be made at
present. Marshal Porter stated
that he intended to curtail the num-
Der of field DEPUTIES. AT least six
are slated to go. Who these are
could not be learned.
United States Marshal G. a..
Porter made the following appoint
ments in the Southern district,
Indian Territory.
OFFICE DEPUTIES.
7. E. Brents, Ada.
B. f. Smith, Ryan.
L. D. Dickerson, Purcell.
J. H. Leatherman, Pauls Valley,
G. Madsen, Chickasha.
J. S. Maytubby, Tishomingo.
M. G. Norvelle, Marietta.
FIELD DEPUTIES.
]. H. Bridges, Tishomingo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20

1 T0D farm
& lVH " III Ill
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20

charge CT the registration. Blanks
will be furnished on which appli-
cants for registration will sign
their names, address and ward and
affirm their democracy and their
willingness to support the nomi-
nees, and there will be deposited at
John McClure's s Office, Registration
will close three days before the
primary.
The official call and rules will be
published IN a few days. Commit
tee adjourned subject to call of the
chairman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY
THE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE MEETS
AND DEcIDEs TO HOLD A PRI-
MARY MARCH Io
DEMOCRATS MUST REGISTER
And now the Race is to the Swift
Ready, Col

The city democratic executive
committee met yesterday afternoon
at Barefoot & Carmichael's office
with the following members pres
ent: Chairman id. Carmichael and
Secretary G. H. Evans, third
ward; Jno. A. Mcclure and Frank
M, Bailey, first ward: J. A.Bohart,
second ward; BIB. Barefoot, proxy
for H. Z. Martin, fourth ward.
The chairman called upon Mr..
Mcclure to state the object Of the
meeting, which he did briefly, say
ing that il was for the purpose Of
taxing action with reference to
nomination Of candidates for city
Offices and for continuing the city
party organization.
1t was the concensus Of opinion
that the committee nad no alter
native but to act in accordanc ewith
theresolution adopted by the last
convention in 1904 which provided
that Hereafter all candidates for
city Offices shall be nominated by
a registered primary etc.
Mcclure moved that a register
ed primary be called for Monday
March ,o for the purpose Of nom
mating candidate for assessor and
collector one for attorney and one
for alderman in each ward and al
so member of the executive com
mittee in each ward, the election
to be held under the same rules
that governed the primary in 1905.
Motion was carried.
On motion the following commit
tees were appointed: -On finances,
arrangements for election etc, Ro-
hart, Bailey, and Hayes:on regis
tration, Mcclure. Evans and Mar
tin.
Il will be the duty Of the fist
named committee to assess the
candidates for the purpose Of de-
ftAying expenses Of registration
and election, select places. judges
and clerks Of election and make all
other necessary arrangements. The
second committe will have complete
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20
ALBERT HARRIS

The name of Albert is presented
in our announcement column as a
candinate for assessor and collector.
He is too well known to require
any introduction TO the readers OF
the Express, Mr.. Harris is a native
Of Tennessee but has been pioneer
ing in this country for over ~
years. He came to Chickasha about
six years ago and has established
a good name for himself as a
straight forward business man.
There is no question as to his quail
ifcations for the office and, if he is
successful in his race he will un-
doubtedly fill the position to the
satisfaction Of the people.
For Rent:-Furnished room at
627 Choctaw. 52-5S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE GROWS
Interesting Comparison made by
Supt. Starley in monthly
report.

In his report Of the schools for
the month Of January, Supt. Sta
Icy makes very interesting com
parison, showing the progress Of
the schools during thepast three
years.
The following figures tell the
story.
The total enrolment by buildings
is as follows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20

Thomas Burke, Chickasha.
w. N. Burgess, Marietta.
R. N. Cummings, Rolf.
J. c. Chapman, Ada.
w. H. Evans, Madill.
c. A. Hahn, Cornish,
T. E. Lilly, Duncan.
J. w. Mckee, Ardmore.
w. E. Nc Lemore, Ardmore.
M. L. Burton, Mill Creek.
H Webb, PauIs Valley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20

The Midway Office and dining
room is looking very handsome in
its new spring dress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20

the three years for the month Of
January is as follows, 1904, eoS,
1905, o3o; 1906, 1904.
Tardy pupils; 1904, 3I9; 1905,
576; 1906, I6I.
These Figures speak well for the
school as we'll as for the town. No
better evidence of the growth of the
city can be presented than All in
creased school enrolment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-20
ChiCkasha- Roberts Business College

Can you send who do stenographic
work and keep books Must be and afraid of work
No young person such described in above
job if he There great demand for this kind
help shown by the fact that every graduate
bookkeeping from this school has good position The
larger than before Special attention given
teaching Of Arithmetic Penmanshp Practical Grammar Spell
ing, Commercial Law Rapid Calculation and Typewrng. Call
phone for particulars
Judged by proficiency OF
its graduates
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02

,umieot ben Sattel sebult! W1ir III
jeet, ais bate i6 al jenem Marfttase
buiten b0ren: ,GrsiBis 3baler. ab,
ab, breiBis 9baler, ib, DIP
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mir elm, oaB idJ ben Sattel fiir oreiBis
3baler selalien babe, uno semiS pollte
er, ais er lid ipegen Der 9iednuns be-
i6werte, nur bic flint 2baler abse3osen
babeu. 8, i'd Seupfetoi"
n@as 1T nun aber 81 ma6cn?"
fraste Die 6rau.
r8iefden," eripiSerte Bidel, lid
babe Die @eldi6te iatt /; mir mollen
oaS @eib uerldmerien uno feinem
Wtenideu er,dblen, mie libel uns
uuIere S6laubeit befommen it,"
8eibe selObten lid Salauf feierli6lt,
reinen Wtunb 81 balten; aber nafl
Sabren bat mir Bifel in elmer lultiaen
StunSe Die @eldi6te bod ersdblt, nnb
ba bic beioeu Gbeaatten iest idon
unter benz staten idlummern, 10 hobe
i9 seslaubt, oieielhe weiter erSdbler
III biirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02
DIR ibfrlilistt ll)irtb.

Der befantte Sapellniei tier Sinlnel
in Berlin (seit. 1910 pfleste Sormit.
tass reselmdBis lein @lasden @ein in
einem bamals renommirten @einbaule
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trait Simmels erbeblid seiteigerte BE-
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fommen, iueniser aber sefiel ibrn, Dap
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@dlte bssublte, ionbern iid tdslid,
ubne mad Der 3e6e 5u irasen, ents
fernte. gls Der @irtb nun eiies MOrs
gems nit Simmel allein mar, oriidte
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wel6em bic Suslasen fir idmmtli6e
Sriibl6oppen ieineS Safes bon ;iens
LID LANCER 3eit her persei6net lparen.
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weiier an,uieben, elm uno empfabl lid.
@noeren Cages i%tellten lid Die se>
p0bnliden @dlie elm uno marieten
iebnli6 auf baS Gri6einen bes 9apells
meilters. 0immel aber blieb aus. Die
llnterbaltuns i6leppte lid itOdeno hin,
unb Der Wein munoete ni6t wie lonlt.
9lud Die nddlien Gage lieB lid Der
SermiBte uidt bliden, unb raid pers
minoerte ii6 audi Die 3abl Der aneip=
senoiien, bis f6lie6li1 feiner mebr
fam. galb erfubr Der @irtb, baB iein
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trinfe uno linn Die ibrieen Gdite nod
sesosen ieien.
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quite Miene gum bOi enSpiele sl MAIDEN.
Gr i6reibt ieine 9te6nung aaf 3mei
i3ettel, bon benen jeber Die Sdlfte ces
0strages ertbdli, uno sebt oamit in
friiber Morsenltunoe su Simmel, ben
er bel ieiner Wiorsencisarre antrifft.
rSerr &apellmeilter," besinnt Der
Wirtb, reS iollte mir leio tbun, irenu
ih sic neulih burd mleire pebantii6e
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mem SauIe uertrieben bdtte. SD ltla9e
Sbnen biniidtlid Sbrer &ednuna
einen billisen Serglei9 Dor. Sier Die
cine Odlfte bebalte id unb serreibe tie
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nebmen Gle sefdlliSit in @mpfans."
r@iei" ruff Simmel, lid foil mid
bon Sbnen on groBmutb iibertreffer
laiien? Sas barf nidt seiteben i'd
nebme baber Die anbere Sdlfte Der 6ed.
nung rnb ;erreiBe lie ebenfallS; nun
III tie an6 a%bsetban."
Ger perbliIite @irtb iaste nidts
ais: r9ommen sic nur mieber, mo.
m0slid nod beute. Sic iollen fortar
burb mid nibt mebr belGiii9t fperben!"
Simmel fam aud am lelben Gage
nod, unb Die sanse G5eiellidaft Der.
febrte mieber mie ebemals in oes
@irtbS 0ofal. Oieier bate iibrisens
feline @rosmutb niemals at bereuen ges
habit, obpobl es Simmel audi fernerbiu
uidlt e%infiel, feline 3ede jemals ;a be-
;ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02
Gin peinlider Srrthnm. 9ors @e

Sin pcinli9er Srrtbnm. 0orS 9ea-
consiielS, Der i'm Sabre 1881 9eltor'
bene beriibmte Siibrer Der 3ories, sing
zines Cages auf Der 2erraiie ieinel
8eiisuns Susbenben Mianur in einem
bequemen Sod, einen alien Sut aui
benz Gopfe, ipasieren, alS ;mei Oamen,
eifri9e &nbdn9erinnen Der @labItone'.
iden Politif, ben benz Yubgfum gu
gdrslihen Barf betraten. Oa tie ibr
fir einen AuiIeher pber 0drtncr biel'
ten, 10 frasten Tie ibuL Oh er linen midi
Den Parf sei9en tonne, mo;u er lid
aud ioslei1 bereit erfldrte. @GbrenS
iie lid ben Parf aniaben, forbidden liz
Den an9ebliben @drtuer nod ben Sc.
ppbnbeiten beS &orS 8~eaconsfielb aus,
urb Die cine ipeubete ii6 idlie6lid al
ibren Se9leiter nit ben @orten
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nift einnial Su @eiidt befommen?"-
r@emiB, meme 0udOise.~ periette Del
Qorb perbinolid, Der alte SdminSlel
lteht ia Dor Sbneu!" 0aB bic Oamer
entiest uno obne Gntiduloigung bapon.
eilteu, braudt mobl ni6t erwabnt ~
iperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02
&leines @ibperitGnbnis.

rim: rOa idau' ,lur anal her,
Mihel, wie iid unier Oua an einem
ruiisen Ma9el g'riilen bat!". =
Bauer: lin @Ottes wifl'n, fes'
eabm rur g'ihmiro a reft a sroBes
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s'leien, oaB q Mann, Der lid on
roitisen 9losel 'ueins' ffoBen, on Blnt-
uersiftuns bat lierben miiiien, neil CT
anfanas ami bic 8erlesuns te;a srobes
@'midt aIeaf bat !"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02

Rerp5ie 2eute fonnen ibre drbeit ihmer5lps nit
uniereu eIeftriihen 8ateut Huo Son1noforme MAIDEN
IafeH. 5hr 8dbneaus5ieben, 5haunaen nab an
obnesaIeihen- Eb es fh I'm bic Shlnne zines Dab
mes p6er nm bic aus5iehuns BON 3r9aH5is banoeit,
Der Breis III i'm 8ereih BON Seoermaan, Der CUTE
ben Ser. Stoateu. Bel uns bsbableu sic fHr Sbre
arbeit Enr eiumal. Cine ftriftli6e garantie fhr
sebn Sabre. Shlette 8dhns peruriafeu t1noeroorF
lihfeIt uno Rageubeit peroe1- Der Breis fur quite
8dbne it: Wsfdbinsnarbeif 80 ; Sanearbsit 50
mlfsn psftu perr feline BejshIune (; 3rpnen
nnh Briifenarbeif, IA g, 8 IS &, e2 &,
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geltlsf unterfuheu uno SIREN i'm Botaus 5a8eu mas
bic Nrbeit fufet. CfIce=Stunoen bon 8 big 8 nbr (;
Suuntaas bon 10 bis 8 uhr. Observation-Disclosures
meroeH fIr rs Naeilen erIaubt. Btr uarnen geeen
8abudr5te bic rlHm6slifteiten ~au5eisen. Sob 1T
@eio. Reuer Bhoue 5e57.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02

Die R~ann=9eeoi5iH uiro tbun, mas man bon ihr
%erfudrtet.
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Jimmie Mnnnbnrfeit, R~erpenlhmdde. 6nuttiuns=
ftoruug. Nbnabme Der 2ebeHstraft, &raftlofigfeit,
8erlufe Der @~eihleftstraft, @ehiruermattuus,
&~ffenihmer5en, 3errdttung, Rierenleioen uno Rer=
poIitdt.
@an lam bic sur 81 5auie u%uruebmeu.
Bir uerlanaen feine 8e5ablnng irgeuo tpelfer
9rt - feline Guittunaen = feline Beripredbuneeu.
9aS Ginsiee. mas mir uerlangen, oaB man niht bic
Rdnn= NteoiSin aus purer Reugier foroert. Bir
sroOt uno man mieoer 5u ieiner friberen iforfen
Hatur selangt.
Siefes gratis peritifte Bsllpadet III Der Betueis,
mas bic Hdnn9eebi3iu 5u thuu permag. Bir ftideu
fraHfu abasIiefert. Rur Der Rame nnb bic aoreNe IN
nutbweuota. Suterftate Semeop Co., 1884 Bud
Building, Detroit, Rih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02
FREI
Gin Yadet Manm=N eot3im
fir eimea Solar fret.

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III frei an beaiebeu, penn man uahfragt uHo bic
Gorefe anaie6t. 9ieie mRannsM eetiin giebt
Shuen npdhmaIs ben Spruoei iugeuoIifeH @Inds =
he uIadt ben Raun mdnnersIeih, Misunderstanding uns
rnauueSitdrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-02


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9eia9t: sd mOdte NAL Satern
fragen-A
Gap On mir fill bilt!" batte Der
Meilter gebonnert, uno Sarlden battle
iein @elb erbalten.
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idien eS m~euisitens. sllleS NOR mieber
i'm alien @eleiie. Oa eridien zines
cages Serr Soft mieoer i'm yaoen unS
iette nit SOgernoer Stimme auseins
amber, oaB er nadtrdslid auf ieiner
be,ablten Rednung einen Sattel ent=
bedt babe, Den er unmO9lih gehabt
baben Tonne. Serrn Yidel ltrdubten
ii1 Die Saare su 0erse. Gun wollte
foer Ginsise, Ser ben Sattel be,ablt
bate, ibn and nidt gebolt baben. Oas
bate 8idel bod ni6t ermartet. Stein
medaniid rief er: r&arl6en!A Nber
9arlhen fam oiesmal nidt, er mar
BON Der Sran Meilterin ausseihidt
morben. Inter oeu lebbaitelten Gnt'
fdulbi9un9en sablte Pidel Dem Sunoen
baS @elo suriid unb ltiir,te oann 81
ieiner Srau in's 3immer.
rOenf' Dir, Hiefden, nun babe id)
fir ben Sattel Sod nihts befommen.
Gein gutter Hatb bat mir nod Obens
brein Sebn Tbaler sefOitet-sans abse=
feben BON Der Nnsft, bic id aus9eltan,
zen babe. Sin nettes @eiddft!A
.S5re,A erpioerte Die Srou, .ba III
mir elnsefallen, bat nitt 3err Del.