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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
The University Students Pre-
pare New Commandments
For the Legislature
BOOST FOR APPROPRIATIONS
Rules for Guidance of tho Legislators
in Making Their Speeches Today
are Provided, All Leading Up to a
Promise for Increased Appropra-
tons for the School.
Special to Times-Republican.

Speclal TO IlmeS-Republfcan.
Iowa City, March 14-In view of
the coming visit of the members of the
state legislature to this city today
an informal committee of the students
of the institution drew up set
of rules for the instruction of those
members who will be forced to address
the students OF the university and who
have not had any previous experience.
The rules, which have been generally
distributed among the members of the
legislature, are as follows:
l. Statement that you are glad to be
with us today. No applause.
2. Statement that you have rarely
seen so many intelligent faces. Smiles
from the faculty.
3. Statement that you are glad to be
in our beautiful city. Smiles from the
citizens.
4. Statement that you believe in
higher education for men, No applause,
Ii for women--applause.
8. Statement that you believe the
faculty is badly paid. Gentle hand
clapping from the faculty.
s. Statement that you believe this
great institution is badly housed.
Gentle hand clapping from the stu
dents.
l. Statement that you believe the
institution has great future. Gentle
applause from all.
& Statement that II cho11d have
large support. Increased applause
g. Statement that you favor increas-
ed appropriations. Increasing APP
plause.
10. Statement that you will vote for
heavy appropriations. Tremendous
cheering from faculty and students
1t is believed by the student cons
mittee that any member of the legisla
ture observing these rules cannot help
but make a great hit in any address
he may undertake. The more repeti-
ton of the tenth statement at any time
or on any occasion while in the city
is the password on all occasions.
For the benefit of the visitors the
committee also wishes to bring to their
attention some liberal translations Of
expressions often heard about the uni
versity, especially from the admins
trative officials. The higher up the
official the more oftener the expression
is heard.
The classic Iowa" is the little mud
creek Immediately west of the campus.
son of Old Gold" is any longhaired
vacant faced youth in sight. The use
of a cigaret is sure proof. A Soldier
of the Common Good" means any
member of the faculty. The Athens
of Iowa" simply means Iowa City.
These and many others are much fav-
ored expressions with which one will
become we'll acquainted in short
time. The translation readily suggests
itself, 80
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

completely the board OF control having
complete control and charge of them
and the right under certain safe guards
or taking them out cf the institutions
and placing them In families. The COM
mittee also reported for passage the
appropriation of $500 for the equip
ment of a laboratory for the pure food
department of the dairy commissioners
office and the appropriation of $4,000
for the dedication of the monuments
at Shiloh, Nicksburg- Lookout Noun
tain and Andersonville, it being con-
templated that the commissions which
erected them and their guests will go
by special train to each monument In
turn and dedicate them all.
The senate schools committee has
decided to delay the consolidation bills
for East and West Des Moines as some
Of the Des ,Moines people have asked
to be heard on the measure further
The judiciary committee in the SEN
ate yesterday acted on seventeen bills
all of which it considered at that time
The Gilliland bill prohibiting divorced
persons remarrying inside year UNI
less they remarked each other was
killed. The Ericsson bill allowing trials
on information in district court in
criminal cases without Indictment by
the grand jury was killed. The bill
providing punishment for removal of
Safeguards to machinery was killed.
The Stoltenberg bill providing that tax
liens in special charter cities shall be
liens on the property from and after
the levying of the special assessment
was killed.
The hope now of those who wish to
get the Sunday theater and base ball
bill killed lies in the lateness of the
session 1t is figured that there will be
but about three weeks more of the leg
islature There is talk of April as the
date of adjournment The senate bill
is still in the hands Of the sub-com-
mittee and cannot now be reported to
the senate before Friday in any event.
1t will then so to the foot of the call
endar in the senate and will wait its
turn. The calendar is now quite full
and 1t will be the last of next week at
the best before it is considered. Then
it will go to a house committee and 1t
will be the last days before it Is up for
vote in the house when it will stand
good show of being killed for lack of
time to consider it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
gi,res- 52rhrirar aralaIItn1u, anaa srarrt IA 1906

were nominated as councilmen to sue
coed N. f.. .Torde and n. 7. Christian
son. c. W. Kenmore was nominated by
a narrow margin to succeed himself
as clerk r. S. Hanson. treasurer, and
f.. j. Sharon. assessor were nominated
by reclamation to succeed themselves.
there being no opposition. There were
26S ballots cast. All the majorities
were small, especially that of T. o.
Lund, VINO defeated n. II. Christianson
by the narrow margin of five votes.
There is no prospect for any other
ticket, as the town is unanimously re-
publican and the citizens caucus de-
cides the question
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
American Book Company Seeks
to Set Aside the Award in
Butler County
SUBMITTED AT AN ELECTION
American Company Seeks to Have
the Voters Repudiate the Work of the
Board Of observation-disclosures lndi-
cate Success of Their Scheme =
News of tho State.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Allison, March 14-The American
Book Company on returns from one
sixth of the voting precincts in the
county at yesterdays school election.
has apparently won out in dts fight
against the county board of education
On january IL, at the expiration of
the five-year period, the county
board of education, consisting of the
county superintendent, county auditor
and the three members of the board of
supervisors, awarded to CHM & Com
pany contract calling for about 80
per cent of the text books used in the
county. Previous to this time the
American Book Company had been
furnishing about the same per cent of
these books. Immediately after
the award the American Book Com
pany began a canvass of the county to
the end that the award should be rep
resented by the various school dis
tricts. Two questions were submitted,
% Shall the County uniformity of
text books be abandoned and township
and district uniformity be re-estab-
lished throughout" (2) Shall the
text books adopted by the county
board in April, 1901 and now On use
in the schools be changed and the text
books adopted in January, 1906. be in
troduced to replace them?"
Returns We're unobtainable this
morning from all parts of the voting
precincts, but the returns,were SO over
whelming in favor of the American
Book Company, that the county board
of education is fearful of the legal eff
feet these elections may have upon
the award sund adoption of January II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
Tax Sale Again Adjourned.

Speciai To es-Republlcan.
Sibley. March 14.-County Treasurer
A. j. Tatum found it necessary to again
adjourn the tax sale, on account of be-
ing unable to secure bids on the par
GELS of property yet unsold. One parcel
was disposed of last week. however.
and there are yet two more parcels to
sell, and the sale was adjourned till the
first Monday in May, making the third
adjournment, and will be the fourth
time for the property to be offered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
NEW INDUSTRY AT FORT DODGE
Factory to Be Opened to Produce Cor
ruuated Iron Culverts.

Special to Times-Republican.
Fort Dodge, March IA new in
dustry Will be started in Fort Dodge
during the next few weeks. 1t will be
known as the Fort Dodge Corrugated
Culvert Company, and will open a fac
tory in the old Rock Island depot
building. This building has been used
as warehouse since this line was
acquired by the Minneapolis & ST
Louis. The company has plants in
Lyle, Mimi, and in Oskaloosa, Iowa
The product turned out is corrugated
iron culverts and as the weight lis so
heavy, the freight rates would be too
high for long distance shipping, and
consequently plants are established in
many places.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
Rockford News.
Special to Times Republican.


Rockford, March 14.-At the repub-
lican caucus last night the following
candidates We're nominated: For may
or, S. 4 Burton, and two councilmen,
Messrs. Lee Gray and Manford Pier;
for clerk, e. II. Benson, and for asses
sor. George Hilman.
our retired farmers club Is a thing
of the past Two members got into a
quarrel over a game of cards and one
got an eye nearly punched out The
proprietor of the building Immediately
locked the door and that was the last
of that club.
Next Thursday evening, Black Prince
Lodge. No. ia, X. of P, will have work
in three degrees and entertain the
knights from Rudd and Marble Rock.
r. Fatrell, a waiter on the United
States army transport Logan, commit
ted suicide by jumping overheard
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
MRS. BRuNDAGE's SUICIDE.
Prominent Primshar Farmers Wife
Took Life Because of illness.

Special to Times Republican.
Primghar, March 14.-Fear that. her
hopeless Illness was burden to her
husband was the cause of Mrs. John
Brundage's suicide committed by cut
ting her throat. Mr.. Brundage is
prominent farmer living near here, and
assured his wife that such was not the
case. She left no letter or information
in explanation of the deed, but had pre-
viously said to her husband that she
thought OF putting herself out of the
way. He did not think that she seri-
ously contemplated her own destruc-
ton however.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
Citizens Ticket at Pocahontas.
Special 70 Times Republican.

Pocahontas, March 14-1n the citi-
zens' caucus last night, the following
ticket was nominated: C. d. Atchin-
son, mayor; B. H. McGhee, councilman;
c. c. Bovee, councilman; r. Bollard,
assessor; George Schnieders, clerk, and
H. Bissel. treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
Northwood Nominations.

SpeC1a. 90 IIII1eS . FkepttUlICeSIs
Northwood, March lathe union
caucus held last night to name ticket
for the city election was the largest
held here in years. w. A. Willing was
nominated to succeed Dow Simmonds
as mayor. G. NJ Emery and T. o. Lund
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

Personal Refined, educated, east
ern gentleman, 43. widower no child
rem, good appearance, with means:
wishes to correspond with respectable
protestant lady of suitable age; object
matrimony and business enterprise in
the west. All letters answered. No
agents nor triflers need answer. Ad-
dress NJ, Room g 901 West Walnut
street, Des Moines, Iowa.
Coast Shipments Reduced freight
rates on household goods to Denver,
Spokane and Pacific coast points; fire.
quent shipments. lowest possible rates
The Boyd Transfer CO., Minneapolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
TWO OPEN LETTERS
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOMEN
Mrs.. Mary p,mnick Of Washington tells
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well.

It is with great pleasure we publish
the following letters, as they convinc-
lngly prove the claim we have so many
times made in our columns that Mrs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

For Sale - Household furniture, 210
North Third avenue. Will leave state
and can give you bargains. F. NJ
Brewer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

For saIe-In good business town, a
good house with nearly two lots, all
clear. For frs. payment would take
good team, with wagon and harness.
Address s. W., Iowa Soldiers Home,
Marshalltown
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

For Sale - Good wood cheap. Old
phone $50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
sTRAYEp.

Strayed-Black Angus COW. Notify
and receive reward. West Vienna tele-
phone j. E. Rolston, rural No. L.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

For SaIe-Cheap farms in middle
Tennessee. If you want to buy a nice.
cheap home it will be to your interest
to some and see the country. Farms
of all sizes for sale cheap. F. c. En-
ders. real estate agent, Portland, Tenn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

Lost-March 10, round brooch, set
with brilliant and pearls. Probably on
Main, between Second street and First
avenue Finder return to this office
and receive very liberal reward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

For Sale Well improved quarter
section, six miles north of MARSHALL
town. ]. w. Clark, Gilman, Iowa. Rur-
al No q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

The senate schools committee has
decided to delay the consolidation bills
for East and West Des Moines as some
of the Des ,Moines people have asked
to be heard on the measure further.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

Wanted Good, experienced man
to work in my livery barn. No drunk
need apply. J. N. Baughman, Mar
shalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

Wanted-Three rooms for light
housekeeping for short time. Walking
distance from Times Republican. Ad-
dress IS E. "" care T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14

For sale-On easy payments, bar fix
lures, new and second hand billiard
and pool tables. billiard and bowling
supplies. We lead in cheap prices. Tho
Brunswick Bake Collender Co., Mar
shalltown Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-14
ONE CENT A WORD

Wanted-At once. a girl for general
homework. Mrs George F. Thayer,
South Third avenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31

mitta9s Die Daat bic Nsu Dorter 8ap
binab uno legte I'm 4 ubr an Der
Battery" an. Der anttrenoe Wapor
Der Staot Wsw Dort. 5srr We@oDan,
smpfing 6srrn grpan Bel Der San.
oung nit elmer fur3sn 8ssrtiBungs'
aniprade unb bas nod $auienoen
3d6lenos Bolt I'm Batterp.part brad
In fhrmii9s, lansanbaItsnbs sDia'
fommensrufe aus. pobei aud BITE
Gampfpfsifsn Der i'm 6afen lie9enoen
3ahlrei9en Dampfer na9 2rdftsn nit
pirtten.
Bsrsittebsnbe @quipa9en wurben
BON Der ganssn @sfeqi9aft beffiegen
uno unter 9urrubrufen Der Wenge fu6r
man nod benz Wictoria.6otsl, 8roab.
luap unb 27. Strabe. NO bas
gmpfangseomite nit 5errn 8rpan
cine Stunoe ipdter anlangte. Urge
fdbr O,OOO periensn erwartstsn in
uno Dor benz Sotsl 0errn Brpan uno
nur nit srobsn S9wieristsiten NOR es
mDglid. oisisn unb feline Samilie in's
SotsI, obns geitOben uno serqusti&t gu
tpsrosn. su brin9en, aber 3uIsBt babnte
bic poli3si einen Weg uno 0err Brpan
sins bis our 8rspps. mo- bis Bolts
msnge ibn ffellte uno cine Inipra4e
psrlan9ts. 6err grpan liiftete ieinen
Out unb bsmerfts, bab er am Mbsno
ipredsn usrbs unb ging In feline @e.
md9er, no ein sinifhnbissr gmpfana
Fastfano.
Na9bem er nit feiner Snmilie unb
wsnissn Hreunoen 3uiammsn geipsift
unh fi9 sins Stunoe long aus9erubt
bate. fubr er nod benz Waoifon
Square @aroen, mo er bic Bh1ne be.
trat uno bon Wapor Sobniou bon
@lebelanb benz aOpf on 9Opf ffsbsnOsn
publitum bor9eiteQt wuroe. Die Bel
falsbeaeusunsen Der 0olfsmenge
oauerten faft cine 0iertelfunbs.
I'm balb feds u6r Abenbs mrrbe
Der Wabiion Squire @arben i9on fiji
oas publifum ae6ffnet uno innerbalb
elmer Stunbe waren bic srobsn Rdum.
li9feitsn big auf ben lebtsn plab ge.
fhlt. Seber Beiu8er erbielt bonn
gmpfangseomite eine fleine ameriia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
Jr0blt@e Seimtebr.

glsmortb Wor9an, 9interbaus $40
OH Wiami StraBs, Der nod ldnaerer
Nbpeienbsit bon Der Staot gefern gum
erifsn Wale ben beimatbli&en 8ooen
bstrat, mar gefsrn abenb Elm Saft bss
S9liebers In Der poli3eiffation. gls.
NORTH tpirb au9 @i&ter @ballon bsute
feline Nufmartuns ma&sn. Der b69f'
wabri9sinli@ ben 10 lange bon bier
fortssmsisnsn Bhrser unisrer etabt
In paRenbsr @siis empfangen wiro.
@lsmortb fol ndmIi& feline @ieoer'
tsbr baburb su sinem GamillenfeRs
baben geffalten uolIen. bab er NIT fet'
ner bsRsren 6dlfts 2ratebl aatte uno
na9 Musiagen ieinsr Trau fol ez
iogar ernifli9 In grmdgung ge3ogen
baben. ob ni@t piellei9t etnige Greu'
benf9hRe am plabe iein uaroen.
8bdtli9sr Angriff uno 1sbroben
NIT t6btIt&en Waffen lauten oie gegen
ibn erbobenen Mnflagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
@sfaagene ausse6ro&sm.

Jranffort, 81. Aug. Se&s
@efangene fnb bsute frhb aus benz bie.
Rgsn @efdngnifie enttommsn, intem He
R9 Elm Sod bur9 bic 9ede bobrten,
uno aus benz oberen Stodwerte mitteIs
eiienfangsn ein God bur3 bic Mauern
bra&en. Mittsls zines aus gettlaten
'3ufammengetnhpftsn esiIes sslangten
he nod unten. angebIidb fprangen
bier Der 5la8tIinse auf sinsn na@ Sn.
bianapoIis fabrsnbsn 3ug, bie srei on.
beren wuroen itbli9 bon Der e.aot
seisben.
SuIIiba n, 81. Aug. ausmdr.
tige Ollie erm6gli&te es bsuts frtib ie3s
Der @efangenen aug Der bisRgen Coil
3u entfommen. Wean sIaubt, baB bisfs
arbeit bon braubsn bsiorst purbe unb
bab biefeIbe perion ins gsfdngnib
6inein tro& unb bic S&l6Ker abiaate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
Scr Yleafant &mm Mb3nssfamal,

Sn Der 0eriammluns. usl&s sut.
i&en ben @runoeigenttums'Be 'BeRBern
unb Der Beb6rbe 6ffentli&er arbeiten
ifattfano. gelangte basi proiett bes
pleaiant Rum Mb3usstanals our
Spra9s. Cine Mn3abl Der gisen.
tbhmer, bur9 bsren 2ano Der ganal
ieinsn Deg nimmt, waren bersit, Der
8eb6rbe gegen Iergiitigung bas @e&t
bes Sur&ganses gu semdbren. udbrenb
anbsre fi& nidt entf&liebsn fonntsn.
Die Soften fur @runbfhde i'm Di.
ffrifte bes aanals tperSen fi& auf ettpa
etua SO belaufen, pdbrsnb bie @runb.
Hide, bur9 pel9e Der 2anal isinsn
Wss nimmt, ettpa SIS aii aabIen pa.
ben. Die Beb6rbe sebentt ben 2sbie-
rem fur bas Wesere&t bie Soften Der.
artig 3u srlei9tsrn, baB aud Bier Der
Yreis auf SO 3u fieben tommt.
@eaen foI&e BeRber. msI9s inner.
balb Der gegebsnen 6rif nidt gum @nt'
l9luRs tamen, wirb mabri4einli4 bas
@onbemnirungsbsrfabrs angemsnbst
ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
@tbilotenf= =Rrafnmsen.

Nm 26. unb q. September tperben
@ibilbienf. .gramsn bier abssbalten.
@erlangt msrben Elm mifsni9aft.
li8er AiRfent In anaIptii9sr gbemie
I'm Ndsrbau. Sspartemsnt. Sabrss.
sebaIt $1,000.
Gin Niffent, uel9er grfabrung In
Der patbalOgte Der pfanasn bsfst.
8sbaIt $1,000.
Sngenteure I'm Quartiermsifer.Des
partement. @ebalt s90O-1200.
padmsifsr TN Quartisrmsifsr De-
partsment. $40 unb &ationsn.
Wagenmsifsr I'm Quartitrnsifer.
Dspartement. 5000.
ariifen I'm bpssniI&en 2aborato.
rum. $1400.
9err 8. &. WiIbouie, biefi9er Se.
eretdr Der 8ebbrbs, wirb bereitmiQigif
tpeitere Nusfunft esben. 0ierter 6tod,
poRoffiee.@ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31

&erre 6aute. - 9as tleine
Rino beg gu9brudsrs Serbert alman
bate einen llnfau, usI9sr bsmisIben
mabri&einIi9 bas 2eben fofen mtro.
Das ainb III gerabs In bsm Alter, mo-
ss auf benz 5Ioor auf Sdnben unb sd.
ben berumfrie&sn fann. Sin 3uber,
nit beiBer Gauge esfh0t, fanb tn Der
Rh4e unb tn bieIen fieI bas 2tnb In
einem unbema4tsn Hugsnblide. Ob.
wobI bie Wuttsr iofort bas ains b,r.
ausaog. bate es fi9 berartis bsrbriibt
unb perbrannt. oaB an fsinem auftom-
men ss3weifelt wirb. Der Batter elite
fofort nod fsinem on gruft Abs. belle.
aenen 0auie unb Or. sps.rs wurbe
fofort gerufen, um uombglidt ben
Sdugling 3u retten.
@nI NJ bus. albert 90. ppatt,
etil GARNER btefger umgegeno, iou ans
seblt& irrfinntg baour9 seworbsn fein.
baB er f9 als einen Oetectip aniab,
benz bic 30iuns bes S9dfsr. .Worbfaa,s
tibertragen tuurbe. gr bsunffnste ft
nit einem Rsbolbsr unb oerbratte
tagelans NIT BEN 9ur&fbbsrn isinsr
5arm, no fi& ieiner anf9t nod. Der
Wbrbsr bsrfsdt bisli. Die Na9barn
srbobsn Ysf9wsrbe unb cine Rorlmii.
fion trat In Sibung, bod tonnts ppatt,
Der auf elmer frii@sn 5dbrts mar, ii&t
aufgefunben tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
6mnoerttauieabe besriiBen ISM. s
8rgan.

Qnnoerttlnlenoe De8ruBen 2Sm. IS
8rDan.
New Oorf, 80. Iu9uf. Jaf
m64te man slaubsn, baB bic @taot
Nem Oorf in bisisn Sagsn Der SIP
zines oemotratii9en National=Ronbsnts
let, uno oaB Wiliam s. grpan Der
Ausertorene iei, ben bic partei auf ben
6ailo erbsben uolle. Brsan, Der 9e'
fern auf benz Norbo. 2lopooampfer
vprinIsB Srens" bon elmer &eiie um
bie 9Dslt 3uriidtebrte. auf Der er NIT
aetr6nten Sduptern uno ben gltte.
Rreiien Der srftsn NatiOnen Der Welt
In peri6nlids 8ertibrung 9etommen
unb gbren gsnoRsn bat. pie he tpobl
faum einem sinfaaen 8tirger bes ame.
rifanii9en 0oltes, benz ni4t oie ge'
ringRe duBsrlibs Wa9tfeIuns elm
iraenopie In bic augsn faQenbes re
lief sisbt. gu 8bsiI aemOroen ftnS, ii
aueenbIidli9 Der Wann bes Sages,
unb In 10 berpOrragenoer Weiis greift
bas 8striebs, bas fi8 in bieien $agen
In Der srftsn 6tabt bes 2anoes ab.
pieIts. In oas 2ebsn Elm, uno NIT iol.
der intsnRpsn Spannung ertDartstsn
ale gemhtbsr ben DerlaHf Der nd6ffen
9aas. bab bisis Wo9s nit nolIem
%s9te ole Yrpan.@o9s bsssi9net usr.
ben fann.
sia9bsm 6err Brpan nit isiEer ia.
milie auf bic pripatpa9t ySuini" es-
Hern BET Antunft bss Sampfsrs vprin-
aeb Srsns" transfsrirt tuorben mar,
fubr bic sanss 9sfsui9aft nod STAPLE.
ton, Staten Jslanb, mo- In Der 0iau
bes 6errn Hiron ein Souper ferpirl
murbe. @e9sn l ubr, na9bem ein
fur3er gmpfang abgebalten mar unf
Der Staten Sslanber oeuti9s 8efan9.
bersin 6srrn grpan Elm 6tdnb9sn
gsbra8t bate, perlieb bis Brpan'f9s
6amilis misbsr bic Snfsl unb besat
fi9 al goro Der Da9t .Saini", auI
Der bie Na4t ,ugsbra9t uufbe.
Ra4osm ole Yorbsreitungsn 9etrof.
fen unb 6srr Brpan nit mebrsren bsr'
borragenoen bemotratii&en politiferr
hber bas gmpfangsprosramm fal
beute Aberb fonferirt bate. fubr Na&
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
Strengthening Der Yoli3etmadjt
@irb fur bas nd9ite Sabr SerIanst rperben

ObsIei& bie 2ofenbOrani&ldse Der
sin3eIr,sn Rdbtii&en Dspartem:nts. bic
benz @pntrpQeur unterbreitet morbsn,
bisber nod ni&t Der OeffsntIidtsit
preisge9eben murben, ldbt fi& bod Be-
3a3Ii& bes bonn polisei9ef einssrsi&tsn
8sri&tes erratbsn, bab bie 10 iebr Der.
Iangte 0ersr6berun9 Der poIiaetma&t
NIT In bie 8strisbstoffen bss nsuen
Sabres etnsere&nst wurbe. Bon ben
bunbert tusitersn polisiRsn. tpeI&e @bef
Webger germ bdtts, I'm ben Befano Der
poliseiforee oabin gu brtnsen, wie sr
Der @r6be Der 6tabt ssmdb eigsntli1
fein follte. bhrften mobI faum mebr aIs
IS bemiqigt uerben. Disie Bsmilli.
gung wtirbe bann oie Gorce auf sttpa
$50 Wann brinesn. Dis grtra.Mus.
gabsn, tpsl@e Der Stabt bierbur9 er'
tpa9fen, mtrben R9 auf etma $50, 600
belaufen.
Das f8on por Idngersr 3eit aur
epra&e gebra&te prOiett Der Sub
stationen mtrbe In einem iol&en 6alle
mobl nod etmas auf f& warten Iahen.
Die poli3eima9t bebarf bringenb Der
0er9r6berung, 10 oab eine 0ertuirflt.
dung bes proieftes Iebr 3u mani&en
udre.