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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13

BEDFORD, IL. San. 6rau l1na
6islo. wslGe F9 unter Quarantine
bon poden befanb, uuBte bic Wa9e
Der gsfuno6sitsbsb6roe gu beife9en,
uno DsrlieB oas Saus.
Viit einsm 4inbe auf benz Mrme,
ein anoeres on Der 6ano, su&te bic
Jrau oas Saus ibres Waters Wilton
SielO auf. tpsl9es 8 Meilen entfernt
in Spice gaasp SOtunibip lisst. Song
eri96pft fam Die Jrau nor Der 8bfir
ibres Iaters on. Der Batter tusigsrte
fi& iebO& Die sri96pfts 9ranfs aufsu-
nebmsn. Sn Der Ndbe uobnsnos
Ra4barn nabmsn fi9 Der un9liidli9en
Trau on, unb bradten fs in cine ab.
selegsne S@sune. um fie Dor Der 2dlte
3u idiiBen. Biz bic Quarantine
Offi5iere fie mad oem fir bieie 2ran.
Ten ein9sri9tsisn 1oipitaI surhd.
bra9tsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Spielte NIT &sbclber.
Sett bat er cine Sur9i9ofene 6anb.

Srobosm ibn feline Wuttsr bsiidnois
narnte ni4t nit einem &epolper 81
ipielen. tebrte fid Der 13-jd6rise Carl
Wals bon 1909 @nsliib Ibe. ni9t on
oas gsrbOt uno benubte ben &eboiper
beitdnoig als spieI3sus. bis fid seftern
bsim @pislen bas eefdbrlids GdieB-
3sug ourt einen un9liidli&en 3ufall
sntlub unb esm ungeboriamen Sun9en
bic 2ugel oura bic 9anb fubr. Sept
Iiset er an ieinen Wunben barnieber
uno es wiro befhrdtst. bab bic 8srs
leBune bieleidt b6Ie SoIgen na1 f9
sieben tann.
Carl uno elm 4oue9e BON ibm bs'
idlofen bOr sinissr 3eit &riessr 3u
fpislen uno tauften nit ibrsm Saf9sn=
geloe einen &epolper. Sa er 8eioeft
seb6rte. trug Der cine 2nabe bas
S&ieB;eua an einem unb am fol9enoen
Sage trIg ss her anoere bel f9. gsioe
Mttter batten Die Snnsens td9li9 er=
iuGt, bic gefdbrli9ea SpieI3euse fcrt=
3u'1affen, aber pergeblid.
8efern Nadmittag ipielte Carl tpies
Der nit benz &eoOluer. Der fi9 sntluo.
Die au9el fubr ibm burd bic 5anb,
oann orans fie in Die auf oem Slide
ffebenoe petrolsumlamps, Die bur9 bic
@rf&iitterung bonn Slide asidleurert
wuroe. Die @unoe Deg Rnabsn uuroe
in Der @itp Siipsniarp perbunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Ssboroe far 0ffeatli@e Mrbeitem.

I'm irgenb einen @ngeneIlten. Der
unter Der Rontrole Der Beb6rbe Der
6ffentli9en arbeiten ftsbt, bapon absu=
balten, oaB osrielbe irgenbmie etuas
eigenbdnoig bOrnebme, obne bic ge.
boroe por9er au befrassn. iei es, oaS
er bic @rlaubniB gu elmer arbeit er-
tbeile uno bic Soften bann benz ae.
nannten Departement sui9iebe, bat bic
geb6roe cine &eio1ution angenommen,
in Der fie fi& segen bieies 8oraebeu
Der @lerts ausipri9t.
geionoers tuar Soispb 3. elliott,
Der prdfioent Der 8eb6roe aeaen ben
unter ben 9ngefellten einaeriiienen
@ebrau&. gr mtniat, bob Die gs-
bOroe ffets borber 9sfragt tperbe.
gs 1T m6sli4, baB Der sberman
Sribe Subpap an Der 2reuauna be,
@eleiie Der 6. s.. & .. uno pennfpI.
oanid &. &. unter aufR3t Der ae.
nanntsn geb6rbe DerbeKert mirb, oo
Sswobner In Der HadbarI&aft an bi.
Beb6roe elm oiesbe3hsIi9es @efu& rid.
tetsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Mas Yoli;eifreiiea

pOliaei=@bef Mesger bat nOdmals
bic S4!ieber eriudt, bic Namen Der
@efangenen redt lesbar au regifriren
uno fi4 oenielben ssssniiber 10 melt
uie m6gli4 zines b6fi9en gensbmens
3u bsfleiBi9sn.
I'm benz &aubunpeien au ifeuern,
wsl6ss lett lebter 3eit in Snoianapolis
10 rs3t in gliitbe 1T. bat poIi3ei&eF
RsBgsr auftrag geseben, dle 2eute At!
berhaften, bic fi& in unniber @eiie
auf Der Strabe berumtreiben. Muf
oisis @eiie bOfft Der 6srr poIi3ei9ef
ben Rlttsrn bonn Stssrsif bas 9ano=
wert gu Iegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Nensr Mnseiteater Der @eimma:
beitsbsb0rae.

Greb. W. @larf bon Jranflin, Snb..
Gebrer Der @bemie uno giologie an be,
So9fduls in 6ofomD, III als Bafterio'
Io9e unb @benifer FIR oas 8ureaH be,
@eiunbbeitsbeb6rbe srnannt woroen.
@r tuirb iein neues Nmt am %. So.
nuar antreten.
Die gnifeluns zines NfRfenten In
benz fdbtii9enS anitarium III eine neul
ginridtung. Der aiffent miro prii'
funsen Der Wlild unb bes WaHers bor.
nsbmen. Infil MOfatt wiro, Bis 0r,
@larf iein neues Mmt antritt, als Nfi'
fsnt fungiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
& elb Il m o T b.

8uffaIO. q. o.. 13. San. gor
Den Augsn isiner Jreunbs, bic er bebor
isinsr auf Die nd9Fsn 5ass feifssiss.
ten ger6eiratbuns gu sinem lsbten
SunsesIslsn.Sinsr sinsslaosn bate,
trant SFoor S6usiBsr. @si9dftsfiib'
rsr Der WObslfirma 8ine & Natban,
cine Quautitdt @arbolidure. Gbs 6hlfs
bsrbsigebolt uerosn fonnte, mar sr cine
Ssi6s. S9psiBsr psrtbsilts fur, por
isiner unieligen Shat beri6isosne8 8risfe.
nit Der Bite, oisielben ipdter an ibre
rsfp. gorsfsn gu bsf6rbsrn.
Sn einsm Der grisfe tbeilt sr nit,
baB finansielle s3pisrietsitsn ibn gum
Sslbitmoro gstrieben bdtten.
Mt %.
@6icago, 3d., 13. San. Aui
gebsimnibUsQs Msiie uuros Grau Bel
ne Souiffsr. cine prominente Dame in
Der @sisqidnft De, Noroieite, srmorost.
Die 2si9e tuuroe auf sinsm unbsbautsn
Rlase On 8slbsn abe. ssfunosn. Alem
ani9sin ua5 murbe Der Moro ourt
ertphrgen mittslf zines tupfernsn
9rn6tss osriibt. Raub i9sint bas To.
tib ostueIen 81 ieir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
nasladsfaa.

6euts Miittas nm l llbr purbe Der
8=idbrige Ran Writssman bsim Spite
len nuf ben giisnbabn.@sleiien In Der
Rd6e DER Sipifion StraBe uno parrp's
aIni9luBgeieiisn por elmer &ansir-Wa=
i3ins iibsrfa6ren. 8sios gsine mur=
Den bonn Rumpfe 9etrennt. Der 8ers
ungltdts wuroe in .oas ct. gincent
9ospital geitafft, mo on ieinem auf.
tommen 9ejUsifelt tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
IL Mnflasem sesen sbsrrid.

Iuf 8runo Der bon Den 8rob .9ss
i9wprenen erbobenen neuen Mnflaae
gegen ben frhberen Staats. .Hubitor
Sberrif muroe oerislbe seffern BON
Sheriff Sourbisr berbaftst uno in bic
Sberiffs.Office eebraGi, no ibm ere
6fnst uuros. oaB sr gsgsn Stsauns
elmer Ytr9i8aft bon i'm Sanaen
$40, 900 feline Greibsit misosr srlanssn
tonne
Die einaelnsn anflaesn esssn Sber=
rid lauten auf unteri6la9ung uno
Siebfabl bon Sumfien i'm getra9e
bon $l20, 900, rsfp $7765. .48, $780,
853. 81 unb SO. .O19.65.
3uglsid nit Sbsrrid iit WiIarb
g. Widaro. Sscretdr. S1abmeiitsr
Der s. 5. Wurrp 9umber 60. psssn
Seibtlfe sur unteri6lasuns BON
$50. .859. reip. $7.765 AZ unb
$40, ,0l9. .65 unter Nntlaee gsfteqt.
Gbsrrid III burdaus suberRdtli9 in
Se3ug auf grlansung bon ghrsidaft
uno ebsniO in ge3us auf feline sp.
Greiiprs4un9.
ts=Anmalt Benedict bat bic
gerbanolung uuf ben 5. 5ebruar fsf.
9eiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
o pttlteb 2eufharct,
Die gemhtbli9e ede,"
9de Robls uno Marfet Ctr.

SIN 9runspid Some II.
QmitpbiQs, q. g., lit DieIer Sage
Srdulein 5reneer g. gedert geitorben,
Die 20 Sabre in benz 9eim gelebt bat.
6rGulein 8edert, ipelde i'm 40. Sabre
itanb, litt an elmer eisentbiimli4en
8runf6eit, ebenfo tpie ibre beiben
S9peltern, BON benen Die cine DOR Ell
nigen Sabren eeitorben lit, unb bic un>
bere nod in Dem Seim fpobnt. Shr
tpie i6ren S9tpeItern fparen SSnbs
uno 5iiBe geldbmt, i'm l1ebrisen aber
tparen lie fOrperli9 unb geiitig gana
gefuno. Ilie brei tparen Malerin>
nen, tonnten ben piniel uber nur se'
brau9en, fpenn ibnen cine &ugel uns
ter Das 9anbgelent gebunben ipuroe,
unb leiiteten in ibrer 8unit febr Sii4s
tiass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Miasrs' gonbentiou.

Gas Qrrangsments'@ fur Die
am nd4fe1 Sienffna beainuenbe gon=
OentiCn Der gergIeute 5at garssrmei=
per gOOfwalter einselabsn, udbrene
Der @r6fnungs=SiBung cine gsgrhs
Bun9sreoe an bic Seiegatsn au baIten;
es III ieoO9 frusli9, OBJ sr bisier ginIa-
bung tuiro GOigs leiifsn f6nnen, ba er
nd, wenn isin Reiieplan ui6t nod ss=
dnosrt uiro, an osm gen1nnten Sage
ieoenfals in Sem gort befinben pirb.
an @Ouusrneur 6anIp III sbsnfals
cine Ginlaoun9 ergangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Sabrgans %.
4spnblitaniide yrimars @ablem.

Sotusit Die Reiultate Der qefern
itattgsbnbteu grimdr=Wa6len Bis lebl
5etannt gsmorben finb, befiBsn o. u.
8. sbioslsr unb Samss g. @oObri9
ftirIibre spsntusqe erudblung aIs gor=
fissnoer beg republifanii9en Staats.
@Omitss uu9sf66r bic glei9en @ban-
cen. 9as @a6lrsiultat i'm ftinften
Siftrict III NOD 3wsifelbafi uno ben
9slegaten pom nsunten uno orsi3ebns
ten Sifriet III es tiberlahen uOroen,
ftir irgenb einsn Der beioen 2anoibaten
81 ffimmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Wt@tise Gnti&eionms tn Sstreff
oes ytiaolion 0eietes.

Sn oem PrOcsB bss Staates Sn-
oiana gesen ben Wirtb Omer Wheslsr
CAB Speeial- -&i9ter @rumbadsr i'm
Siifriet-@eri9t In porter cine gnt.
i4eioung ab, bic, tpenn He bonn Sber.
geri9t aufredt erbaltsn pirb, einen
groben Sbeil oes Jog. gti9Olion @e.
ieses, tuel2es bon Der 2igislatur i'm
Sabre 1897 an9enommsn puroe. mir.
tun9slps ma1t.
WbeeIsr uuroe unter Section 5 Die.
ies SeieBes pruceifirt, uslbe eine Strafs
FIR Wirtbe pprRdt, bic minbsridbrigen
perfOnen ben Nufentbalt in ibrsn 2o=
calen gefatten. Sie 2egislatur bon
1905 nabm Elm @eieB an, bstitelt: yNn
act concerning public ofences", pel=
4es ben 3pef baben Iol, alles OH 8es
isBen 3u umfaRen, bic auf ftrafbare
5anoIunaen gesus 5absn.
Sn bieiem @sisg fnb nun beridies
oene tui9tige Setimmungen oss NidOl=
ion Seiebes ni&t bertdf9ti9t unb nit
oieien Section S, unter tpsl9e Wbsss
ler's 8er9eben fdllt. Die Jrnes ift
nun, iit Section 5 bes g9i9oIion @es
ieBes ftia in 3raft ober iit bieislbe bur9
oas @eieB bon 1905 piberrufen unb
unuirtiam gemadt? Ssction 500 bss
9sisbss bon 1905 iast: AGs frHberen
@siebe, Die innerbalb Der geifimmun-
gen oieiss @eieBss lisssn, fnb hermit
wioerrufen Die gntf9siouns Der
5rase bdn9t i'm Weientlidsn bon Der
sluslesune bisiss sabss ab. @i9tsr
@rumpader III nun nod sinsebsnosm
Stuoium au Der @nti1eibuns gelan9t,
baB Section 5 bes Nibolion @eiebes
upn 1905 fdn, unb besbalb pibers
rufen ID.
Cine Inaabl Strafbeitimmungen bss
gd4oliOns@eiebes III in bas @eieb bon
1905 nit aufgenommen poroen. 6ee.
tion 5 uno nod Deri9isoene anoere
gsitimmuneen fnb ieoo9 nidt berHd=
fidtiat uno finb bsmna6 &i9ter @rum-
pader's Nniidt 3ufOlge, auBer 3raft
9eiebt.
Gs mag 3ugegeben tueroen, fa9t
&idter @rumpafer in ieiner @nti9ei=
ouns, bab bic Straf.geifimmung i'm
giaOlIon @sies, auf @ruab pel@er
Der proceB segsn Wbeslsr anesifrengt
uuroe, Elm beiliames 8sIeB ift unb bob
Der Wiberruf bisier geiiimmung ieitsns
Der 2egislatur unbeabf9tigt mar, abe=
friibere gnii9eioungen b6berer Sn=
itansen beifimmen, onB iolde burd
3ufaa ausselaiiene 8eftimmungsn bas
ourd mioerrufen fino.
|. Wdbreno bur9 cine iolds Mus.
lesuns m6gliderpeiie l1nannsbmli9=
feiten bsrbOrgerufen uerben m6sen,
tuhrbe es bod cine Diel gr6Bere llnan-
nsbmli6teit bebeuten, tuenn bas @eieb
bon 1905 70 aufsefaBt tuerben miiBte,
oaB bur9 bafslbe frtbere 8eitimmun.
gen nidt aufgshobsn pitrben unb
lpenn oesbalb, um bic 9bfdt Der
2ssislatur nit siderbeit fefsuifellsn.
ale in elmer Yeriooe bon bieuei9t Is
Sa5ren srIaRenen 3riminal @eiebe
reDibirt tpsroen mabten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Sas Goaiheam=Yrojeet.

Na9osm Der Beridt bes prdfibenten
bes Commercial. Clubs Mlfreb 8. potts
betannt puroe uno er fi4 perf6nli9 10
entbufahii4 au @unhen Der grridtung
zines @ollifeums far SnbianapoIis
ausgeiproden bat, beginnen fi9 au9
tpeitere 2reiie far bic Sads gu intersf=
fren.
Die @sntral Sruf Gompagnie offe-
rtrte in einem 8riefe an Serrn potts
elm @ruaofiid, an Of @aibington
unb pine StrGSe gelesen. 3ur pa9.
tuns FIR einen 3eitraum bon 90 Sab
ren. Der Offerirts 8ausrunb umfabt
2lO BET 354 GuB unb iii bebeutenb
gr6ber als Der plab, auf nsldsm bas
Iuoitorium in 2anias @itp errittet it,.
Sn 8e3ug auf bieie Sfsrte iaste
5err potts, bab bas am meifen baran
In3uertennenoe Der umfanb 1T, oaB
bas @runoftd ni9t sefauft tperoen
brau6e, ionbern gepa9tst tperben
tonne. IS wdre bemna6 ni9t notb=
tpenbi9, sleid au Mnfane cine bobe
2aufiumme fur Elm @runbitid auf3us
brinsen unb fiber phrbe bas am gnbe
oes a4t'8ertragss cine re9t nstte grs
iparnib beoeuten. Sslbfperfdnoli&,
meinte er, tpdre es nod berfribt, irgenb
peIds slnii&ten ftr obsr eeesn bieies
Nngebot 3u dubern.
Son allen Seiten fommen grmutbi=
gungen unb >MeuBerunaen. melde bic
gfotbwenoi9teit zines berartigen @e-
bdubes bartbun.
Die Merdants.M MKociaticn bat, I'm
oas proiect 10 oiel tuie irsenb m6sIi9
3u f6reern, fOlaenoe 6errea aIs Mits
glieoer zines @omitss ernannt: Serb.
6. Waper. %. 9. @beslod, George
Us. Slib. 9. u. gdbouie, Yaul s..
3raub, u. 8. BIod unb 6. q. 9art-
mann.
Deputy. .Staats.Nubitor giabeimer
duberte. baB zines ber nOtbmenbisFen
Singe in Snbianapolis Elm @olIi7eum
lei. in wel8em genagenb pIab ftr poli=
tif9e @onbentionen bcrbanben 1T.
Staats.Statiititer Stubs unb Dab.
W. @seting. 9aup!-@Isrf i'm itatiRi.
f6en Bureau, duBertsn fih ebsnfaus
iebr entbufaififb iiber bas proiect.
2ebterer m69te auf benz 9a9e bes @e=
bdubes einen @arten angelegt ieben,
Der als Spielplab fiir bic Sunbsrte bon
9inbern Der innsrsn Stnbt. tpel9e teine
@ele9enbeit baben, bic melt entlessnen
parts auf3uiu9en, biensn ioa.
Serr Stubs msinte, baB Elm @ol=
liReum oa3u beitrasen whroe, Snoia=
napolis als @onbentions.Stabt nod
beriibmter 3u MAIDEN uno auberbem eis
men grOben materiellen 8ortbeil fir bic
Bepobner beoeuten ipHroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Sifriet= t=6eri4t.

Die QntpGlte oes Staats=Sscretairs
Daniel 6. Storms beantra9ten, bic
gsr5anblung oss procehss bon &i9ter
9llen Dor &iater Garter bonn Oberge.
ri9t 81 Usrlegen. Sbrem 8erlangen
tuurbe entiprO4sn uno Ri6ter Garter
tuirb am WOntng Morgsn oisYlaioonsrs
anh6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Ybilippinen.
OasenQIifde 8eId tp q Der.

Wanila, IL. s n. 8auienbe
madten beute oem britif4en 6Iagg.
i&ife Diabem" einsn 8eIu&.
Der felbertretenbe @eneralgouber.
neur Sbe CAB ben engIii4en Offi3ieren
elm 9ldnjenoes Diner. 9ie ameritani=
iden Marineleutnants beranfalteten
3u gbren Der ennqlif9en Elm Banfett.
Das enalii&e @si9waber tpirb 6onn.
tag mteher abiegeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13

@iner Der Sanitoren Der @itp SaG,
&ep. Benjamin McSntpre, Der pafor
Der vJree @ia Baptif" 8ir9e an
8onforbia @trabe. Der Der ifolae Batter
zines Sungen geworben, bat bieism ben
9ornamen @barlb 8oOftpaltsr geaeben.
@ine terd4tli9e Mrt bon @unif-
bublerei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13

- Die befe 5 Gent @iaarre In
Der Staot Ru&o's .2Ongfeuoip".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13

- @ou&t bic Tish I Mingo.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-02
Witte Has Had Enough

Paris.-Count Witte, when ques-
toned regarding the ST. Petersburg re-
ports of movement in Russia to induce
him to resume the direction of Russian
finances, said:
"Never! Never will I return to
power. I do not desire to speak i'll Of
the Emperor, who is still my imperial
master and to whom I owe everything,
nor Of the government, nor Of my
country, but I have had enough. You
cannot make that statement too en-
phatic.
Count Witte declared that the Bourse
rumors attaching significance to his in
terview with Baron Rothschild were
baseless This interview had nothing to
do with financial negotiations. Witte is
an old friend of the baron, and freely
gave him his opinion on the financial
situation.
Count Witte said he had no present
intention of visiting the United States.
He is still under medical treatment and
his future plans have not been deter
mined.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-02

ever the applicant is to leave Colorado;
and if we, the guarantees, desire appli-
cant to remain in Colorado after dis
charge, we agree to furnish sufficient
means so that the applicant shall not
become a charge on the communities OF
Colorado
''For the reasons l have already
given,' continued Mr.. Newman, cit is
very desirable that patients should re-
main in Colorado. In view OF the
above guarantee how does the patients
remaining there affect us? A former
consumptive can not do very hard
work. He should not as a rule do
much indoor work. He must, there
fore, be sent money for peddling or for
some little business which may lead to
self maintenance In the case Of
married man, in addition to all this, his
family must be sent to join him as
soon as he has gained some little foot
hold Prior to this his family must be
supported here. All this makes pull
monary tuberculosis a great expense
to this association. During 1905, 241l2
per cent Of all our disbursements were
made for consumptives and their de-
pendent families. 1t should be borne
in mind that it is much more human
itarian and, even from merely cold
economic point of view, much prefer
able to save the lives of consumptive
fathers, than to support their widows
and orphans after they are gone. Also
it is matter Of great Importance to
remember that we need money for these
purposes. And our income at the pres
ent time does not nearly equal the de-
mand You must remember that this
charity is only small part of the asso-
citation s work Jewish Independent.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-02
How Lives Are Saved
Should consumptives Remain in Color ado?

tical charity Which confront the lie
brew Relief Association OF Cleveland,
consumption is the most difficult OF per-
manent solution.
The Hebrew Relief Association takes
care Of many Of it's incipient cases Of
pulmonary tuberculosis by sending the
patients to the National Jewish Hos
pital for Consumptives at Denver. This
well known institution is supported
largely by the b mai B 'rith and other
Jews Of the United States. The Cleve-
land Federation of Jewish Charities
contributes 1000 annually toward its
maintenance. The patient is usually
greatly improved by six months So
journ in the hospital, and it further
improvement is likely to result from
continued stay, his or her time is eX-
tended for from three to six months.
The outdoor treatment in that beautl-
full climate, the sun, the rest, and the
good food, frequently work wonders,
but it is Immediately after the patient s
discharge that the crucial moment ar
rives. The question at once presents
itself, shall the patient remain in Colo
RADIO or shall he or she return to Cleve-
land?
"From the all important point Of
view Of the patients health and we'll
fare, the answer is easy" said Supt. A.
S. Newman in response to a question.
cit is well known that for patient
who is cured in Colorado it is best to
take up some occupation there and to
make it his or her permanent resi-
dence Such a course is likely to result
in permanent good health and self
support. On the other hand, by re-
turning to Cleveland, the patient risks
relapsing into his former bad health,
and the social and economic loss re-
sulting is apt to be very great. 1t may
mean life Of sickness and misery to
the patient, and to our association it
will mean the necessity of supporting
him and his family for the remainder
of his life After his death his widow
and children are apt to become public
charges"
tWhat then is there that can be
done?" Mr.. Newman was asked.
"The Jewish community Of Denver
can not be expected to take care Of the
great number Of Jewish consumptives
of the land. Each community is held
responsible financially for the patients
it sends to Denver. In fact, each pa
tient sent is accompanied by a guaran-
tee signed by the Hebrew Relief AS
ISOLATION"
The guarantee referred to by Mr..
Newman is as follows:
"We, the undersigned, hereby agree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-02
TO GIVE UP SOME POSTS.
Plan for the Assemblage of Larger
Bodies of Troops.

The abandonment of a number of army
posts in the west and southwest is proposed
in a recommendation for the redistribution
of troops prepared by Lieut. Gen. j. C.
Bates, chief of staff, and tentatively ap-
proved by Secretary Taft. II is the purpose
of the general staff to have as many brig
ade posts as possible, that officers may have
opportunity to deal with larger bodies of
men, and Secretary Taft recently explained
the plan of the general staff to the Senate
committee on military affairs
Two or three years would be required TO
effect the desired changes, and the speed
with which the redistribution can be accom-
plished depends on the amount Of money
Congress apprOpriates for the military es-
tablishment. The posts recommended for
evacuation are Fort Liseum and Fort Davis
Alaska; Fort Ringgold, Texas; Fort Mis-
soula, Mont; Fort Niobrara Neb., and Fort
Reno Okla.
Secretary Taft assured the committee that
ii is not the purpose of the general staff to
abolish small posts entirely. as some of
them would still be necessary. He suggest
ed that posts which are evacuated should
be placed In charge of caretakers and kept
in such condition that they might be used
for military purposes in case of emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-02
sUNKEN TREE RAISED.
Had Lain on River Bottom for Many
Years

One of the sand and gravel scows of the
Potomac Dredging Company. which deliV-
cred cargo of sand at this city and had
been taken down the river TO be reload
ed was a day or two ago anchored on
Fort Washington, in deep water to await
tide sufficient to carry the barge over
the bar at the mouth of Piscataway creek.
When the men aboard the barge attempted
to raise the anchor In order to go Into the
creek they found they could not bulge 1t
from the bottom, although the power of a
good windlass was used.
More help was procured and with eleven
men Juggling at the anchor chain they
finally started the anchor and slowly raised
ii to the surface. The anchor came up
very hard and when It was brought to the
surface 1t was found attached to the re-
mains of a big tree, which was fully three
feet in diameter at the butt and sixty feet
long. How long the log had lain buried
deep under the water no one knows, but 1t.
looked as II 1t had been many years since
1t last saw the light. The men, instead of
saving the valuable piece of timber, cut il
loose from the anchor and allowed it to
go to the bottom again in about sixty feet
of water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-02
Interesting Mechanical Problem.
% the Editor Of The Star:


query mot TO say probem) in the realm
ot the philosophy of mechanics may
interest your readers The apparent
simplicity is surprising III view of its SUB
mission without results to patent office ex-
perts. to the Franklin Institute, Phiiadei-
phia (w4io have reported II for discussion
al their next meeting. and to the Smithson-
ian. who officially report no one on the
institution staff who can furnish tile In
formaton.'
The query, boiled down, is practically
this: II FIVE pounds pun load of ufty
pounds Will fifty pounds pull 500 pounds.
all relative conditions being maintainedy
The comparative test on which the query
is based is made with working models on
scale OF one-eightf AZ pulling four
units of load and "B'' eight units with the
same pulling Eower: the difference beng
claimed for pecuiiarities OF construction.
Should any of your readers desire more
full statement of conditions TO work upon.
same as given to Smithsonian and others,
they win he cheeTfuliy furnished
J. II. SCHENCk. 1725 II street NV.