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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
CLOSES GREAT
GRIDIRON CAREER
EcKERSALL KICKS FIVE FIEl D
GOALS
Nebraska Defeated by Score Of 3s
to 5--Forward Pass Failure
Nets the Losers One
Touchdown
BY Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-walter Ecker
sail, quarterback and captain of the
University Of Chicago football eleven
closed his collegiate football career to-
day by making FIVE field goals for his
team against the University of Me-
braska I'm the final game Of the season.
Nine times during tire two halves
Eckersall booted the ball in an at
tempted drop kick over the Nebraska
goal.
Three Of these he missed, one was
blocked, but the others, some at rather
difficult angles, sailed through. Three
of the goals were made i'm the first half
from the 25 q and 20-yard lines.
The two in the second half, made
within q few minutes of each other,
were kicked from the 80 and 19-yard
lines. When the game was over the
thousands of madly cheering Chicago
students swarmed on the gridiron and
bone on the shoulders of two big ath-
letes Eokersal led a triumphal pro-
cession to the gymnasium.
The final score of the game was:
Chicago, 49, Nebraska, 5.
Steffen and Iddings made touchdowns
for Chicago in the first half and Steffen
made the third touchdown in the Sec
ond half after run of seventy yards.
Nebraska's one touchdown came as the
result of a long forward pass by Ecker-
SAIL which the Chicago backs failed to
get. one of the Nebraska backs falling
on the ball on Chico go's 16-yard line.
In three plays, in one Of which Little
plunged through Chicago's left tackle
for eleven yards the ball went over
the goal line. Several times during the
game Nebraska had the ball in Chicago
territory, but the Maroons' defense
nroved inVulnerable.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25

Jawn, 'whenII was in the Urals-''
Fine iron mines in Marquette said
DEACON.
"Ah," said Jawn, politely.
Red iron," said DEACON.
DO tell, Awthuh," said the champ.
Yep" said DEACON. "Those mines
have so much iron dust in them that
when a person visits the town and
walks about the streets for few min
utes they have so much of the dust in
their clothes that the mining company,
according to franchise, compels them
to bathe at the mines, and then they
pan out the dust from the water"
"Ya-as," said Jawn, Il had been reli-
ably informed by Stockton's treatise
on chylyiride ore and it's treatment that
such was the case"
Yes" continued DEACON, "the ore
dust is so thick in that town that when
| the actorines show up there they use
the dust off the footlights for grease
paint. Why, they never think of SELL
ing real estate there but divide up
chunks of atmosphere at so much per
claim and then begin to work the ore
out of the air."
Marquette Outcome
where did you say you were from ~
said Jawn, as he reached for the Ana
MAS leather medal which up to this
time has been held by various members
of his camp.
"They tell me there is city of in
terest about here by the name of
Watts" said DEACON, and Jawn saw his
come back.
"Ya-as, ya-as," said the willy Jawn,
"a citys of infinite jest, resembling in
many respects, as l believe and there
fore state as fact, that delightful city
of Marquette.
There has been much said about that
little city," continued Jawn, but in my
collection of anthropoids [ believe
have the correct model of the first in
habitant of that city. He came from
Turkey, and on the way across the
ocean fell into an amin mine. He
managed to reach Watts before The
alum settled properly, and he never
got away"
DEACON began to spar for wind as the
champion called for Abdul, the Turk.
Here is the original settler Of
Watts" said Jawn, and the Turk with
yell of despair dived into the oeeasi.
A moment later and Jack was spound-
ing away at a 200-pound sparring part
ner, while DEACON watched in appreci-
alton Of the work
o'Brien Explains
Tho T1IrlS coroo nCxt ond biu faca
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25

my's Curfew Rings Next Wednesday
Night"
Here it is:
alone [ wandered at the close of day,
Thinking of nothing and of Tommy
Burns:
listed not where weary feet did stray,
The while, the ground my footsteps
lightly spurns
THE swine herd sung it's thrilling merry
song
From packing house, from bracken and
from lee
And wearily [ logged my lonesome way
along,
Thinking Of Tommy Brusso's twenty
three.
"And in my mind 1 saw great white ring
And crowds were cheering there be-
meath the light,
While from my right hand came mighty
swing,
When Tommy's crrfew rang that
Wednesday night.
He swung his arms about with right
and left.
And jabbed the left ones for my bel
fry fair,
The blows seemed slightly lacking in
their heft,
Then came the old blind sexton, "Bigga
jim
Who diggeth graves out in the Bur-
Who killeth giants to cater to his whim
And he it WIS who tended to our ills.
oh, Basil Underwood Tommy Brusso-
Burns,
The poet came that eve to see the
fight,
And Tom, the gallant, rescue boldly
And says. "oh, let the curfew ring to-
night"
The curfew rang, alas, I listed well,
And swung to Tommys belfry with
my right;
From outward signs, it must have hurt
like -
When Tommy's curfew rang that
Wednesday night.
Affectionate to His Mother
When the boxer started for his liv-
ing apartments DEACON went with him.
Half way there they met an elderly
woman who handed O'Brien bowl
of-whipped eggs prepared by her for
his dinner.
"How are you feeling. Johnnie?"
said the woman. for 1t was Jacks
mother. And Jack, swinging that arm
which has sent so many good men to
the sleep land, patted his mother on
the shoulder and gently kissed her.
ANY man who treats his family the
way Jack O'Brien does will succeed
at any business, said DEACON.
II saw for myself. That man is one
of the best men in this country and
he will succeed. He is bound to sue
ceed to an even greater extent than
he has heretofore. Why, / don't see
how man like that could lose a
fight
And Friday night that same sweet
faced woman with four OF her friends
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25

which would mean that at least half a
million dollars of the public's money
has been lost TO them alone.
All told the only sure winners have
been the racing associations They
have received money from various
sources. not to mention $4S0,000 or more
contributed by the average number of
two hundred bookmakers for the priYl-
lege of doing business in the ring.
James r. Keene Is the biggest win
ming owner. His horses have won in the
neighborhood of $162, 900 in stakes. This
has been q record season for him. OF
the Jockeys Miller is the record holder.
ana he has earned 100000.
SalVidere was the best tWo-year-old
of the year and won more than $48, 900
in stakes. He started seven times, win
ming six straight races. His only defeat
was in his first start. OF the sprlnters
Roseben easily earned the title Of
champion. His record of 1922 fiat for
seven furlongs. beating Salvator's time,
was the fastest race of the year.
The attendances constitute a feature
of the season. II was by far the great
est year i'm the history of eastern rae
ing from the gate money point of view.
The average daily attendance during
the spring and summer was perhaps
10000. Saturday saw from 10000 to 3d.
900 people at the course and holidays
Increased this number up to 10000 and
5000.
OF course, during the fall these at
tendances scaled off until during the
closing weeks 1000 was a good average
days attendance, while Saturdays fur
nished only about 5000. This was the
result OF natural drain ON the public
pocket
The racing associations probably
give away IN stakes and purses about
two million dollars "a year The con-
of bookmakers and the re-
ceipts for privileges add enormously
to race track revenues for the racing
and stock win pay good
dividends.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
FOOTBALL SUMMARY

At Annapols-St. Johns college 2,
Johns Hopkins university 0.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnat 0, Carlisle
Indians 49,.
At Chicago-Chicago 3S. Nebraska S.
At Minneapolis-Mi s, In
diana 6.
AT Lafayette, Ind.-syracuse 4. West
Point 0.
At Swarthmore, Pa.-Swarthmore 21,
Amherst 0.
At Easton, Pa.-Lafayette SO, Le-
high 0.
At Pittsburg-Western University of
Pennsylvania "a, Grove City 0.
AZ delphia-Pennsylvan %,
Villanova 10.
At Springfield, Mass-Brown %,
Dartmouth 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25

occupied Deagon's box at the Mason
opera house and watched the athletic
singer act as he had never acted be-
fore. Maybe there was tone of home
sickness in his voice for his old moth
er far away that caused that sobbing
note, but whatever the cause the voice
of the songster even in the common
place words of the Lille" song
caught the sympathy of the music
with startling effect and more than
one heart-string in that audience
sounded an answering note.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25

EYerytl ng you want you will ind In
yle classified page. One cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
BILLY NOLAN ARRESTED
ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 24.-on charge
of embezzing Billy Nolan, manager
of Battling Nelson, was arrested mere
TODAY. The arrest came as sensa-
tional finish to the dispute over the
proceeds from the exhibition of the
pictures of the Gans-Nelson fight.
Nolan, it is charged, withheld about
$1,000 from the California treasurer OF
the films, pending a decision as to
the proper division of the money, ana
he was therefore arrested on the en-
beZzlement charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
INDIANS DEFEAr cINcINNArl
~ AssocIated Presa.

HS ~N9""Ni"tSu IicSs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l-The Carlisle
Indians defeated the University of Cln-
cincinnati team Is TO here today. The
local team was strengthened by a FEW,
former Cincinnati university PLAYERS
and In the latter part of the second hair
Tom Graydon, the foremost Harvard
IuilhaeN, was put IN the game, but had
nc opportunity 10 make any star PLAYS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
WINS CROSS COUNTRY BUN
~ ASSOCIATED Press.

l'N H9sUVIaleu Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 24,--The third an
huai IIIl cross-country run of the western
colleges was held today. three mi
Versitles competing. The race WAS
won by Nebraska with Wisconsin sec
ond and Chicago third The race was
run through the parks in the vicinity
Of the University of Chicago and the
distance, about five miles, was covered
III tWehty-slx minutes and fifty seo-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
GAS FOR FUEL

Rooms where GAS Fuel is
used do not have to be renovated
each spring; it is the perfect
Fuel,
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@eIhiheS.

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gegenp6rtigen Seitprnfte iino berar.
tige &unbgebuneen boppelt unflual
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-28
Haerlet netne 9epef4en.
81. Ropember.

81. Topember.
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ft1 r1tttsn In einen S!eii9ahde bsRn.
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@brifian afotiation In Neu Britain.
Conn.,. uurbe beute Woraen burd
Tsusr gdnsli6 3nf6rt. Der S9aoen
betrdgt tibsr 500, 600.
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stnss proatRss tbdiig NOR, fisl i'm De.
ri6tsiaaIe In aanias @iip. mo., Der
AZ Sabre alte Nobotat Sames Ylad In
6olae zines Serd&lases toot mieoer.
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tbotet unb flint anbsre f9per berIsbt
bet elmer 3~uatoQiRon In ben gabn.
bofen Der Rew Dorf, Nem Sapen &
0artforo gabn In Rsu 6ubsn. gonn.
= 3wsi neue grtrantungen am @el.
ben Gieber tuurbsn beute In Sabana,
euba, angsmsIost uno atpsi grtran.
funaen an bemieIbsn 5ieber ituurSen
tn @ooas, probin3 Santa Clara aus.
gefunben Bufammsn elf 5dne.
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mama, aber bunoert fpanif&e Nrbeiter
an. uel&e am Ranalban 8ef&dftiauna
finoen. Die fpanii&sn Aroeiter Der.
trager bas 2lima uno Rnb Hei6ia unb
gent9fam.
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entlaHung bes .. &. pattingil aug
benz Amte als Bunbes. DifrittsanmaIt
auf Der Smell portorico bsfobIen. Yie
@ntlaHung erfolste tpsger1 NiBperwaI.
tung bss Nmtss.
- auf Der nod pcmpeit 3u 9sIege.
men Settle oes 8sfub iirste geffern nit
oonnerdbnIi&em @ei6ie eth ausge.
branntsr 2rater oss Wsfups ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-28
SeoenfIi6e

i'm 6ambureer Gtdatsfranfenbdufe
an @ppenoorf baben ben @egenitano
Der G%rorterung in einem Strafproz
5eiie eebiloet, Der Dor oem Saniea-
tii6en 9anogeri6t 81 Samburg Der-
banoeIt ipuroe. Gin 9ei6dftsfiibrer
S6onberg batte IN einem Tortrage
in elmer politii6en Gereinigung bon
y2ei6eni6a6er" I'M gppenoorfer
&ranfenbarie geipro6en, NOR Oes-
balb arf Intrae bes DIRECTORS bteies
&ranfenbaules Trofellor Sr.SenbarB
meeen berlenmoeriiber 9eleioignng
nnter @nfIage geiteat poroen ltf'o
iltdte MN Sen @ubrbeitsbefpets 3t
fiibren. Sireftor 2enbars betunocte,
baB 9eiden, 6eren @r1geborige feiten
8ioeriprub erbeben, ie5irt, nno oaB
ioI9e 2ei6en, INN Die iid iiberbalipt
fem I~neeboriger befiimmert babe,
su piiienidaftliden 3tpeden perianot
piiroen. Sabei meroe fein Inter
ifieo spiiden arm unb &ei6 &c.
ma9t. Der SbsrtpGrter Spgsnroth
fagte aus, oaB pielfa6 2ei6entbeile
an auspGrtige uniperiitGten per-
Ian6t uoroen ieien. Sn einigen Sal
len fei Die @rIaubniB sur Seftion
crit nadtrGgIih eingegangen. Ser
Serge muBte aud 5ugeben, oab er
in bier SG1en beimli6 &opfe BON
2eihen obaeifnitten uno eeeen @nt-
geIt perIanot babe. Nad BEN Be-
fun6unaen 6es observation-disclosures
Morife tpar BON Der 2eide zines
gmhbinbers MIR oas S616eloab
NIT ser &opfbaut beeroigt uno GILES
1tebriae our4 Elm aus beri9ieosnen
Materialien bergeridtetes @eitea er-
iest morben. Ils Damn befannt
puroe, oaB elm @erbono oie 9eeroi-
qung iibernommen batte, babe mani
Sic Mrme elmer MGb6enleide gebolt
lno beigeIegt. Ser Sberlei6enoie.
ner Gbrbarbt beit6tigte, baB mebr-
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9entbeile burd Sanb uro Mihe er-
fett poroen iei. Mnoere Seagen Ga
ben GbaIide Aisiagen ab.
Sic gerbanbIung enoete NIT Der
Treiiprefuns 6es @ngeidulotgtem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-28
Der treue MDrber. 90,

Der treue MDrber. Dor
tpeniqen Saaen tpnrbe BON ben pdrtfer
@ei9porenen Der Staliener Inbrea
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einen @9usmanu. Der i'm perbaften
te, bur9 etnen Dplhftih sft0btet bat
te. 3ros benz 3urehen {eines Bertbsi
bisers perpeiserte Resrs bic uaferz
f9rift oif bem @nabenshlln unS ber>
lanste gang enersif4 bab man bic
Sobesftrafe an ibm bolIsiebe. Daz
ranfbin eIbieIt er BON einem iunsen
Mdbden aus gutter ~biirserIider iSamis
Vie einen Ieibenf6aftli&en 2iebesbrief,
in benz ibm bas Mdb9en rtpesen ieintr
ftpIsen 6altuns" ibre Sanb anbi.tst
unb fi9 bereit erfldrt, tbn Dor benz
gofsus bes Tobtsurtbeils au beiraz
then. @uf biefen Brief antportete
9esro. bab er bus freunbIi@e Mnsebpt
ausfhlaeen milFe. benin er noble feline
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treu gu ibm sebalten babe, Dor feiner
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einmal s~esebenes @prt brefe. Wis
berlautet, bat Der 1erbeibiser bes
WOrbers bas Gnabensefu9 an ben
prGibenten Der HepubIif ohne Inter
f9rift bes @erurtheiIten sinssrei@t.
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: Nus 8riti5h. columbia. mirb be.

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ri&tet, baB bie Snoier. tpel&e fur bic
arbsit an ben bortigsn giienbabnen
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mtRsn, neil He niAt NIT mariner 2lei.
ouna. ME fs oas 8lima erbsiidt, Der.
feben Huo.
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Irbsiter tpuroel bur4 ben granb be-
f6dftigungslos. Der DerIuf bon
SAC, 900 III tbsilweife bur4 gerR1s'
run9 seoedt.
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lssboro. Rp., uuroe beute bon benz
Bersusrtsarbeitsr Sim 6erOlO ou,&
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sntffob In ots Berge.
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bon ALLEGHENY. 3d., III Der 81 Sable
aIte Staliener @uifspps @respt bon
eineni anbererl Staliener. Der tuabr
f&einIi9 sin Werfseug Der ~S&warjsn
0anb" NOR. sri&oRen uorben.
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felbe befaub aus fdnf perfonenmasen.
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$l.50 2obn per Sag uns ~berlonsen
isbt 81. 90 per Gag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-28

= Gin aufregenbes grIebnib battle
nod elmer WsIbung aus poien ein
poffen auf Sort prittwib. Ct uuros
bon perionen. wsl6s R& In Der nd2Ren
umssbung bes 6orts 3u f&afsn mad.
ten unb auf ieinen Anruf entFoben.
bsi&oHen. Ssin 6slm tparb bur9.
l6&ert.
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tn Wlabtmir. Rublanb. msutertsn
beute auf Elm 9~esebsnss 3si&en unb
fftir3ten ft& auf bic auffeber, sinf6Ite.
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tist unO ssfeKslt uurbsn. Ntt gipiI.
ileibern unb @afsn berisben. emit.
Foten IS @efangene.
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D ampe NIT Wonntat
unterseaanee
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8iaman tn Der Or&efira.6aa 3u psr'
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li&e Sts1ungnabme Der Nsssrrafs
gegentbsr sinnimmt. marer 9dn3li& err
fplglos. Nls Der Genator BON Sho'
Carolina beute 9a&mittas bier antam,
wuroe ibm bon ben Srobun9en Der
Hsser eradblt. Ct ~antportete la&enb:
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mas fe min, i& werbe ni6tso, fowsni-
ger meinen WOrtrag haltsn lno aeraoe
beraus fassn, mas bic Wabrbsit it,:
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tn @bieago aufbaIten utro, unausae'
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nung uno Rubs aufrsdt hielteu. Sm
3ui6auerraum bsfanben fd btele Gar.
btge. wdbreno Der gunoes.S Senator Jet.
men 0ortrae belt. aber feiner berielben
bsruriaate irgeno eine St0rung. 9err
Gilman bate f6 gum 8bsma fsines
8ortrages xSoaen bie Der. Siaaten
@uba anstttren" 9sudblt.
Reger.Re9tm au@ cuba
eir6tet.
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mas @uba anbetrifft, Dor elmer boot
unerfrsuli&en alternative entweoer
mhRsn fs permanent bis 6ano tiber
cuba balten. unb stpar ni9t nur tn
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ideben. oosr fs mtiRen auieben. bab
I'D In cuba eine Ne9erpolitit ent.
rpidslt. tuie man He In Santo Domingo
uno Sapti Dor Augen bat.
Inter einem Neger'@ egime tn Cuba
tptirbs bte 6inan3mirtbidaft un3uei.
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bepbltsruug ii bet psitem ibsruiegenb.
Cine Wsserrepub!if in @uba mtirbe
ruabri9einlta fur bic Der. Staten I'm
2aufe Der 3eit H& tofipieliger erpsi'
len, als cine psrmanente Ottupation
I'm eineY oher nor ouAeren SSoYm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-28

Gaba's uirb aler Surausiidt nad fir bic Ser.
Staateu balernb bleibeu.

9eber her6eu, ala inn SrYnbanfe lsben. - Nsger '&eGme amf Cuba beiHrtte.
Seu1der atade abbeukn - Gin gabp nit amei aOpfen.
S1aennaidine erplootrte nht. - 8nnbes Senator lBt fh
mdt berblaHeu. - Sanpfr init Nlannidaft um'
tergesangen.-Wbesdr persfkt 5 Eerionen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-28

Wann unb suei ibrer eiasnen ainoer.
ber9iftst 3u babsn. Die 6rau foa
otsfe W~orotbatsn aus @slbqier begans
gen babsn. inbem fs ibrs Opfsr susrf
bod oerii&erte nno oann nod benz 8oos
bie WerfGerungsiumme einfaIRrts.
Die Opfsr Der Msqdrs Fnb: Sbr
Wann patrid @arsp, ibre bsioen Rim
Der. Warp, 8 Sabre alt unb gnnis. 6
Sabre oft. patrif @pot uno SRI.
@scilis goot. bic In bsmislbsn 5auis
NIT ben garep's wobntsn. Die ftnf
Worbthaten erfoIstsn in ben lsbten ELF
Wonaten. Die 2ebsnsbsrf&erunas.
gelber, bic bas Weib FIR ibre Opfer
eintaIfrt bat, follsn mebrsre tauieno
Dollars bstrasen. Sbre beiben SD1.
ter tuarsn 3u is $125 bsrF9srt.
Sn SeIb + pertbeibtg ung
er9teBtS ibren
War,n.
. nrIi n 9 I o n, 2anf., 81. Sob.
Rapt. Spratto W. &sso tuuroe beuts
bon feinsr 6rau bura ftnf Rebolper.
iaiHe gst6otst in i6rer @O9nung. bier
WsiIsn fhb6Flia bon bier. Bel Der
Sraa6oie NOR tsin 3suas ,uesssn, nbsr
BITE Grau bsbauptet. oaB iar Wann He
mil sinem groben Wsfsr bsorobt babe,
uorauf He In Selofpertbsioisuns ibn
t0otete. Naa Der Sdisssrst f6lspp.
ten 5rau Rseb unb ibr Sobn ben
2.i3nam In einsn SfbnsrfnQ unb Be.
na9ridti9ten oann ois poIi3si BON benz
Bot sefaasnsn. Die Srau tuuros ber-
baftst.
Gin Babp NIT apei
R6pen.
NorfoIt, 3d., 81. Sob. Dem
In Der Hdbe bon goentopn. Wantaugb
@ountp, q. g.. pobnbaftsn gbspaar
WiQiam @. Gabis uurbe Elm Rinb nit
awei R6pfen 9eboren. Sas Wonfrum
lebte nur 20 Wtnuten.
gsioe Rbpfs tuaren bblis tuobIseRal.
tet uno mon fonnte feben. bab sir iebsr
nod It6em f4nappte. Dos Qinb ruoa
ct pfuno uno NOR fOnf normal ge.
formt. Ier3te boten ben gltsri1 grobe
Summer fur bie Wibseburt an, na9.
benz oieie 9efforben mar. bic Anerbis=
ten tuurben aber absslsbnt. 5rau
Gauis III %, ibr @atis % 5abrs alt.
Die 2ei&e bes &tnbes wuroe auf benz
5amilienplabs auf benz Griebkofe be.
fattet.
Seutf&er Atta9eab
bernie n.
Wabington. o. g., q. Nob.
Wtt benz neuen gtatsiabr wiro tn BEN
perional Der bsuti6sn 8oti&aft In
Waibin9tou eine aenoerung sintretsn.
Der oerseitias Marins. atta9s. 2Orpst'
tentapitdn 6ebbinsbaus bat Otors er.
balten, gu ienem Ssrmin In bic Del,
motb aurtid5ufehren. I'm in einem on.
beren Dienhsueie @~srmsnbuns gu fin.
ben. 6inF&tIi9 Der psrfon isines
Na8folgers Rnb bsfinitibe gehimmun.
gen mod ni&t setrOffsn.
Der abbsrufung oes Rapit1ns Deb.
tin9baus Itesen tibrigens iresnbwsl6s
@rtinoe bsionbersr Ratur bur&aus
ni6t Su yrunoe. Gein 2ommanor
nod Waibington fommt ebsn NIT Ab.
iauf biefes @tatsiabres 3u benz bon
purnberein normirtsn gnbs. SIN Waj
1904 puroe er auf ben poffsn bes Ma'
rtnes Atta&es tommanbirt uno bamals
bsreiis wurbe bic 3eit fetner $bdtisteti
In Waibington auf bret Sabre fsfge'
sbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-28
Snternrban 3eit>S Isabelle.
q. II. g. Snfem.

5. ". =. SgpeWs
Sn R.aft Rontns, ben l. Dftober 1908.
e4neIe Sur9sise nod Sort @apne.
S4neae Dur&tis. nod Rarion.
e4neue Durd3ise na& geru.
e&nsqe Dur9aise nod 2psansport.
e&neue Surd95ise mad gnberfOn.
e4neae Our&Siise mad Nuncie.
8ase berIafen indianapolis.
Ranete 6 marion Dtutit on.
2atrrenee, SortuiIe, gerbleton, anberion.
gorttopn, Runcie, IibbIetoruu, GIeranoria.
Suurnitoiue, Sairmount, @as Gttp, Soness
boro, Rarion, 8Iuftsn unb Union gitp.
4 90 BIN. Il O5 sm.
70 % Bm. 2 90 gnt.
8 90 BIN. 70 Of Sim.
~ % 8m. 4 90 Sim.
90 gn. 70 90 Sim.
g 05 8r1. 70 06 gtrL
10 90 gun. 6 90 SIM.
s11 90 sm. ~ O5 Sim.
*11 05 gm. 70 o. Nm.
IL 90 Tttss. IL 30 Sim.