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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
". G. 7. U. REPORTS
HEARD At GADSDEN
STATEMENT OF THE TREASURER
SHOWS THE UNION TO BE OUT
OF DEBT-MRs. JEFFRIEs DELIV-
ERS ANNUAL ADDRESS.

Gadsden, November Especial 1.-The
Womans Christian Temperance Union
convened at 2:9O o'clock this afternoon.
The greater part of the session was taken
up with the reading of reports, the most
interesting being that of the treasurer,
which showed that the union was en-
tirely out of debt and with a balance in
the treasury. The reading of this report
was heartily cheerel.
The report of the department of litera-
ture was very complete aud showed that
Gadsden has led the state in this work.
The feature of the afternoon session was
the annual address of the president, Mrs.
Mary I. Jeffres, which was listened to
with intense interest end was pronounced
one OF the most able and exhaustive
papers on the subjeat of temperance ever
delivered before the union. At the con-
elusion of her address, Mrs. Jeffries was
rendered a rising vote of thanks. Mrs.
Anna Simmons of Chicago, made the an
nual convention address tonight after
which an elegant reception was rendered
the visiting delegates by the local union,
at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
BAD BOYS GOOD BROTHER.
Humorist Tells How He
"Took II Out of Little Henry.


From the Twain's Autobiography in the
North American Review.
My mother had a good deal of trouble
with me, but / think she enjoyed it. She
had none at all with my brother Henry,
who was two years younger than l, and
think that the unbroken monotony of his
goodness and truthfulness and obedience
would have been a burden to her but for
the relief and variety which [ furnished
in the other direction. 1 was tonic
was valuable to her. l never thought
of 1t before, but now / see it. i never
knew Henry TO do vicious thing toward
me, or toward any one else-but he fire.
quently did righteous ones that cost me as
heavily. 1t was his duty to report me-
when I needed reporting and neglected to
do it myself, and he was very faithful
in dischargng that duty. He is "Sid' in
tom Sawyer" But Sid was not Henry
Henry was very much finer and better
boy than ever Sid was.
1t was Henry who called my mothers
attention to the fact that the thread
with which she had sewed my collar to-
gether to keep me from going in SWIM
ming had changed color. My mother
would not have discovered it but for
that, and she was manifestly piuued
when she recognized that that prominent
but of circumstantial evidence had es-
capped her sharp eye. That detail prob
ably added detail to my punishment
1t Is human. We generally visit our short
comings on somebody else when there is a
possible excuse for it-but no matter
took i. out of Henry. There Is always
compensation for such as are unjustly
used. ! often took it out of him-some-
thing which I hadn't yet done. Thes
were the occasions when the opportunity
was too strong a temptation, and hu
to draw on the future. I did not need to
copy this idea from my mother, and prob
ably didn't. Still she wrought upon that
principle upon occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
THRILLING ADVENTURE
OF Lumberman, Who Was Shot Down
Flune Into the Sea.

With a dislocated leg, a twisted
ankle, numerous cuts and abrasions
and large patches Of skin burned Off,
S. ]. Demaresq, lumberman, is in
local hospital, thankful that he is alive,
after one of the most exciting adven-
lures that a man ever went through
and came out alive.
Demaresq was at work at lumber
camp on Hotham Sound, when he Slip
ped and fell into q dry Single fiume.
Down this, for 1000 feet, he shot at so
great rate that the skin was burned
from his body by the friction. From
the end of the tlume he shot distance
of % feet into the sea. He managed 10
keep afloat until he reached some rocks
$50 feet away. He was too weak to
Chamber upon lhe rocks, but managed
to cling to them until he was rescued
by his wife.
His wife was on the island, quarter
of mile away, and was informed by
her frightened children that man had
shot down the fiume and was clinging
to the rocks and shouting for help.
Tnaided. the woman launched heavy
boat and put off on the rescue, little
dreaming that the imperiled man was
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
Those Haunting Notes.
. Youths Companion.

From the Youths Companion.
There was peculiar sound from the di-
recton OF the woods as the member of the
Birdlovers' society sat in the woindow of
her friends country home one summer
afternoon.
She quietly took her small Bird Guide
from her ever present bag and rapidly
turned the leaves. At last she paused
with a smile Of satisfaction, and listened.
with her finger between two leaves of the
little book, till the sound came again.
When 1t was repeated an expression of
doubt fitted across her features, but still
she was hopeful
you probably know many Of the bird
notes, living so near the woods and in
such a quiet spot" she said to her friend
s'Can you tell me what bird that is?'
That" said her friend. briefly. SIS our
goat. We shall have to move him fur
ther off,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
KILLED BY PISTOL.
Sam Taylor Is Accidentally Killed at
Home In Bessemer.

Bessemer, November 15.-(Special.) -Sam
Taylor, another victim Of the pistol, was
accidentally shot late tonight near his
home on Nineteenth street and Thirteenth
avenue, and died Immediately. Although
1t was too late to get the full particulars
It appears that Sam with a crowd of boys,
was playing with the gun ct about u mid
night and that it was discharged striking
the boy in the breast. His father c. w.
Taylor, was 81 witness to the tragedy. Sam
was eighteen years old and was employed
at the big pipe shops with Mr.. Taylor.
He is well known in the city and the sud
den death will be a great shock to his
many friends.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16

her husband. When she reached him
her amazement and terror at discover
ing his identity made her so weak that
it was with difficulty that she was able
to drag him into the boat. : Neverthe-
less, she succeeded in doing so and
then managed to get him from the boat
to the house. Then she set off to the
lumber camp for assistance.
Two companions of the injured man
rugged out an improvised stretcher in
the boat and rowed twenty-five miles
through heavy seas until they reached
the steamer Kootenay. The injured
man was placed on board and brought
to the hospital here for treatment. The
physicians say that he will recover.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16

inspired moment he decided to arrange
an interview between the two Indians
over the telephone. After the necessary
ringing up Sitting Bull was asked if
he cared to talk into the machine. He
talked into it for several minutes and
did heap of listening also.
He put down the instrument finally,
and four hours was even more gloomy
than usual, at last beginning to talk to
himself, something very rare for the
Indian. Asked if he was dissatisfied
with his accommodations or il there was
anything they could do for him, he
broke forth at last:
mo. I'm finished. It's all right when
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
In the Garage.

From the New York World.
Mamma" said the little runabout aa
Mrs. II. P. Ninety came putting in, what
is the matter? You look so tired"
"Tve had hard day of It," she re-
piled. 'I've killed an old woman, injured
a man, killed two dogs, four chickens a
cat, and sprung an axle
Mamma, will I ever be big enough to
do that?"
NO dear" replied Mrs. Ninety, but
If you are good you may run out to-
morrow and kill a couple of babies. Now
go and play; mamma wants to fix her
sparker.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
Poison-Proof Woman.
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Twenty grains Of corrosive sublimate,
a quantity Of poison sufficient to kill
three ornjdary persons, according to ply
slclans at the Hahnemann hospital, mere
ly burned the tonge of Maggie Sweeney,
Is years old, who attempted to end her
life in a house at GIG Race street by swal-
lowing the drug.
Dependency, due to the morphine habit,
Is thought to have been the impelling
motive.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
Sitting Bull and the Telephone.
From the Boston Herald

TONI the Boston Herald
c. j. Woodbury. the engineering ex-
pert of the telephone company. told the
boot and shoe men the other night the
true version of the Sitting Bull and tele-
phone story. Sitting Bull had been can
tured by the United States troops and
was held in close confinement. So also
was another obstreperous Indian, held
in confinement at a post about 100 miles
away. The officer in charge of Sitting
Bull had been chasing the Indians for
two months, and was wondering what
he would do with the captive. In an
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
The Damage Done.
From the Philadelphia Press.

From the PhiIadeIph1a Press.
1.-THE railroad company, certainly" said
Deanley. should pay heavy damages for
that terrible
That's what!' exclaimed Meanley, "an'
me Jest putin new glass in it an -
what da you mean? I'm talking
about the express hitting old Mr. Good
man."
''Of course. If the train hadn't hit
him he wouldn't a fell on my green
house an busted it So"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16
Insurance Man Dead.

New York, November 15.-Theodore
P. Johnson, vice president of the At
lantic Mutual Marine Insurance COM
pany, died today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16

mans language; but when it learns IN
talk the red mans tongue it's time to
stop"
1t is believed in the west, where the
incident is fairly well known. that this
talk over the telephone between the two
Indians had a considerable influence i'll
shortening the Indian wars.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16

Keep the liver and kidneys in order,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the remedy to reg
ulate these organs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-16

Attractive ads. are illustrated. ise
tie cawk make your illustrations.
Aue-Herald Building.
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Green Undertaking Company.
e. T. Shaw & Sons, Undertakera.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
GuripfeS Goift.

SIN Qmtsblatt gum ngpten tir
Sirpl uno Nprarlbere" befano ii6
iiingit Elm Gbift bstreffs @inleitung
bes @erfabrens our SobeserflGrung
piOer 9eonhar0 Moier bon &unol. @s
bieb ba pprtli6:
n2eon6ar6 MoIer, seboren am %.
September 1879, Sobn Der MagOalena
Mpfer in &unol, befubr am 3. @ugu't
1902 in @eielf@aft Ser 8riioer Satoh
unO Sebaftian @eiter unb oes Sobns
beamten SranS 3aaersbader mittelit
zines Sif9erfabns hen bo6sebenoen
Snnitrom Spii9en greitenba3 nno
&unol, ftiir5te bpr Osren Iu9en in Den
Strpm unO ertranf in bemfelben, pbne
Dab beifen 2ei9e biz nun oufgefunoen
fpurbe." @iniee IbiGbe fpeiter unterl
itanb gu leien: y2epnbarb Wfoier miro
a%uf9efor0ert, Dor Dem eefertiaten Sea
rt9te 81 eri6einsn obsr es auf aroere
Meife in Die &enntnib ieines Sebens
Ill feben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
Ser Suipclcnrdmber ais @eib.
ttad1tem0uit.

Im 0eiligsn 9lbeno beIdeerte Elm
uabefdnnter Sat in einem 2otul in
Der @lIaher Strabe gu Berlin Den am
oeren @Giten @olo@ unb Sdtmudia4eH
in 10 REDEEM MdBe, oaB es einem &ris
minalbeamten auffiel, miomebr, als
aus Sannoper elm Suipelenoiebitabl gss
melost morOen mar. Sn elmer 2eoer>
taI6e trug Der mWeihnu4tsmann" Ois
berrlidlten 8oitbarteiten: 8riIlantrins
9e, oplOene &etten, @oeliteine uni
8erlen. Der 8eamte nOtbigte oel
nSunft Gifplaus" auf Die Wd6e uni
beforesrte i'm Damn gum P~pliSeiprGii.
blum. Der 8erbdftete bebuuptete, Dat
er iib nur ouf ser Ourdreiie in Berlin
uuIbalte uno S9ul5 belize. Sieler
Sammelnamsn aber glaubte ibm Niea
mano, unO ais man cine grsBe ueber'
eimItimmung Spiihen Dem 9er5ei&nif
ser in Scnnoper 9eitohlenen SoloIos
diem uio Dem SnbaGte ieiner Sai9'
feitfteGte unO BEL ibm eilen BfdnoiGeir
auf Sen Hamen zines Snsenieurs Iu.
auIt aimfe Gus Sannpper fano. gs:
itanb er. oab er nidt SGul5, ionoerr
aiimfe beige unO Bel Dem Ginbru3 il
Sunnopcr betbeilist setpeien lei. Or
10000 Warf bon Ser Seute bate e.
in Samburg unO 8renler perl6lsuoert
Bier in Berlin fdtte er crit fir 20(
Start Bel einem SrDbler perieBt. SuI
unasfGbr 10000 Marf S4mude uni
0ert6faGen befanren ii4 nod in lei
ner 0erertaI9s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
Bon ben Gommts : ~GommiKdren.

Die @ountp.@ ommiIdre babsn ibren
i6brli9en geri4t fertiggeifeat.
Die g%innabmen fur 1905 betragen:
81. 213. 1872. Sc; bic Musgabsn 81, lis.
1917; Rsft $25, 655.55.
Die sinselnsn poffsn finb:
areisssri9t, s13. O11.95; SUPERIOR
aeri&t go. l, s7,155.54; Superior=
asridt 0o. 2, 50, 1880; Supsrior-
ssriat go. 8. SO. 2O8.6 go; Criminal.
seridt s12. 7O7.3 sc Susenoseri@t.
50. 961.25, sinssi9IoHsn SO. 5S3 80
far untsrftibuns bsotrftiser &inoer;
Srren. unteriu9unasn, SO, 6l6.35
Notbpsnoiss Mussaben = @ountps
@lert. $4,000; SuperiOrgeri&t, Re
CORDS, $2O50; SbsriH. $50OS.2 "a;
County, auoitor, 500. 799 60; @ountp-
S&abmsifsr, sl4, 699. SIS; @Ountp-
afeNor, $3191. OF; Gountp 8er-
meier, $21, 329. "a; GOuntp.@ Coroner,
s9Oe5. so; gountp Sauliuperintens
bent, 1925. so; @ounip : Nntldger,
$50; @sntsr Somnibip NhshOr. 1884,
0O5; Steuer : Mufnabme, 1854;
@uunip : @ommifdre. s7436; @ebaIi
FIR @ountp.N nmalt. $4,000; @eaali
fur armen . Auunlt, 5000; County
@siunobeitsratb. s1279.Os; gOuntp-
abi9dbungstshDros. s1190; Wobltbd'
tigfeit. 81, $50. "a; Meoisin fur arrne,
1889. so; Bseroisun9 Der Beteranen.
oeren 5rausn urb @ittwsn. 5000
untsrftbuns fir @aiien $1,000; BE
rpilisunssn fur @obltbdtisteitsanfal
ten $15,314.83 0erf&ieoenes $27l,'
628 81; @ountp.8 Bombs 5000. 600
@Ourtbaus s16. 564 AZ; @OutpsSui
s24, 627. 90; 4rbeitsbaus 1902, 49,
34c; arm.nbaus $18. 1923 Srren'
anfalt s25. O38. "a; 6si3unss', Be
Ieu9tunes. unb WaHsr-AnlOsen $685.
1881; @aiien.Saus $l2.230.74
grfden 81, 213. 1872. Sc; @rabel &oao
Sunb s9S, 1905 81; Nussaben $50,
1862. 05; Balance 500, 1882.
@uuntp Smiling 5uno, e%innabmel
s110, 7OO.27; aussaben $76, 35O.66
gilan3 s34, 1851.
8otal : Musgaben 81. 105. 1877
gilans in Sanb $25. $685..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
sranfrttds neaer SraHoemt.

Der neugepGblte prdibent Der
fran5Diii6en Republit. 9err Clement
Irmano 5alieres, puroe am 6. @oz
pember 1841 in Dem Stdbtfen MeSin
als Der Spbn zines Subalternbeamten
unb @ntel zines. Sdmiebes geboren.
gr entitammt Iomit fleinbiirgeriid)en
8erbdltnihen. erbielt u6er cine iehr
IorafGltise graiebuns, bic Jpn bersits
balb na9 8onenbune ieiner %iuriitiz
i6en StnSien befGbiete, Oas Burger
meiiterami Der Staot Nerac gu iiber=
nebmen. GIN Sabre 1876 puroe sr in
Die Observation-Disclosures eetpGblt uno
fdloB iiG ber republifanii9en 2inten
an, in Der er ii9 fdnea gu elmer
mabeebli9en Stenune binuufarbeitste.
Sm Mai 1880 er belt er Ods Unit
bes Inter itaatsietretGrs i'm Miniits>
RUM oes Snnern unO besann Oanilt
feline 2aufbabn inn boben Staotsz
bienIte. Gr bate matchmaker Die
9ortefeuiles bes Snnern, oes Ius-
pGrtiaen, bes unterri6ts uno Der Sur
tia inne llnb biloete au6 ielbit etlllldi
Elm Sabinett, benz inoeb MIR cine fur3e
9ebensoauer beihisOen mar. Vim s.
sunni muroe 5alieres pom DEPART
ment Got ct 9arpnne gum Sendtot
uno am 3. MdrS 1899 gum prGiibens
ten oes Senats, uno Spar on Stele
!Serrn 2pubet's eripGblt, Der oamals
an Die Spibe Der frunsrli4en &epus
blit trdt.
Der neue fran5Oii9e Prdiiosn:
brinet ipmit einen S6ab rei6sr
fuotsmGnnii9er Grfdbrungen nit in
oas @rnt, unb es miro ibm auberoeI'
nsiis Mdbiguns i'm @ertebr nit Dem
@uslanbs no9seriibmt, Sn Sem
Sample gesen Die Stride biirfte er uui
benz psnig perIDhnli6en 8oben itehen
Den iein Sreuno @ombes elnnabm.
OeutiGlano Oirfte aber pobl taur
BON inn iibereilte ooer gar feinplelig'
S6ritte gu erpdrten BADEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
7. 9as III Der d Betraq,

s646, OH. DDS III Der b64fs getras,
FIR ben In sinem 9lei9sn 3eitraume
@iien unb etabl bon ben 0sreiniqten
Staaten mad Sapan aus9efabrt paro.
Die ausfubr bon 2eber aus ben Ter'
siniaten Staten nod Sapan errei&te
ben bebeutenben Mertb bon So, 223.-
.2l9; pom Ws9l 50. 8 $40; @ro6I
50, 928, 927 unb papier s84. 743. Die
steiseruns Der ginfubr In oisien ar'
titeln tommt bauptid9lid auf Re&-
nuna bes 2rieges.
Die Saupiausfubr aus Sapan be-
Hano in &obisios. bic bauptid&lid
mao ben @ereini9tsn Staaten gebt;
seioensewebe. tuopOn 80 prOcent bier.
Der tommt; 3upfer, 2Obls, gaumwcll.
@aaren, etrei4bbl3sr, Sbss, Watten.
Reis, Rampbsr, @isaretten, pOrselIar
unb S0pfermaaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
9 auerIaubniB d. e.

8auerlaub nj netne.-
8ietor g. 8ops. 5rames@ ottags. Hortb
unb Walnut, $200.-Jairtant Worie,
&eparaturen, Ode Merioian uno 8eor=
gia Ctr, $l50.-2ilian W. SHELBY,
2f6diges boppsltes Jrames6aus. eng
Tiff ape.. nabe @e:Ion Ctr. $780,
80. @bitatsr, Jrame'@ Cottage. @OlO'
.raoO nabe gaiaisun etr., $500. =
2orinoa Darling. Jrams : Cottage.
Roa& ape.. nabs S&urman Ctr.
$3.50. 81. s. unb Geo. g. Srefs.
|2RDdisss ooppsltes 5ramsbalis, Dor
lem Str, nabe 2srington Ipe.. $4,000
s. .. Sbslbp, umbau, 1861 Belle
fontain Str, $500.-S. u. 6ilsobed
Srame.S duppen, 2031 @ornsl abe.
$100.-8beobore .. 2apman. 2R6d
S~rame6aus. 81 Mi&isan, nabs 2es
lie Str, $500. - Ss9rig9 Sumbs
Co., Trame.s 9uppsn. 2. Str. uni
Nortbmeftsrn Mpe., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
9es MeiMes 3a. @cbmrtStae.

0pr So Sdbren lpurbe am Is. Sas
mar i'm Sbrpnfaale bes Ieridiusr
G6lpIes ser Mitpelt Die WieOergsz
burt Oes Seutidsn HeiGes p%erfunoet.
Stint unb oreibie Sabre iinO eine
fur5e Spanne 3eit i'm 2eben Der Ta=
tirnen. sic seniigten aber, Dem
OeutIfen 8ei9e einen plab an Der
Spnne unb ieinem Worte @etpi6t I'M
Ratbe ser 9Dlfer gu ii6err.
9eute barf, pie Die Marpffoton=
ferena auf's S6lagsnoite benefit, feline
v@eltpolitit" mebr obne bic 3uItim=
muna, aef9neiee Senn seeen Den @i.'
ZEN Oeuti6lanos eetrieben iperosn.
Weld' elm setpaltiser umiApuns in
35 Sabren!
Die 8efiirdtuneen Ser Shfpar5>
feber, oab ole @riinoung Oes 2ei4es
Der Selbfitanbisfeit Der 8unbesitul'
ten fbnen elm unriibmlifes @nbe BE-.
reitsn tperoe, baben ii9 IN teiHs.
Weiie erfiiQt. Die 8ebeutung De,
0anotass 1T in ben beioen leBter
Sabraebnten fpsar seipadien. uni
ipenn bds Hei9 bic nnb Da in oi'
pirtbi9aftli6e unb f~inan5ieIe Gnt.
tpideluns Der Gin5eltaaten %einsrsift
70 lit bas elm erfreulider 8etpeis IL,
oie innisen Wehfelbeaiebungen, II
benen Hei4 unb Staaten gu einunOe1
iteben.
Den b19ften Rubm aber eriparI
bas Aei9 als unerf9iitterli6er Srie
bensbort. Sober S9pddlidteit uni
3asbaf.isteit eben 10 ferne .oie be-
9GnDeliuht, trat IS allen 9ebper
fuden BON auben Der. feit uno mi
Wiirbe entsesen. Die 8eftreSungsl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
~ @au&t bic fish I Mingo.

Tnd elmer Nittbeilure
ces rGonieftionGrs" ioa iiber OAs
Sermogen oes 1er5ogl. brur1ildwei-
a;iden @efanoten, bes .Wirfli9en
@ebeimen Gotbes 9urgbarb Gcbrrn.
b. Gramm-S urgoorf 5u G6arlotten'
burg, oos &orfnrspcrfabren erolfnct
rorben iein.
gine s d enubr 2as
+ apettes ~sslungte iiinsft in Den
8eiib zines setpiHen g g. Werb in
4ltpna, ga. Die llbr ipuros bon
einem beriibmten Barrier ubrma4er
Namens @reefen eigens fir 2afapette
aema@t. sic 1T aus Sob, nit etpa
48O perlen beiest uno on STEELE elmer
sseber umi4liebt cine aette Die Sroms
mel unb ieBt bas RGoertperf in gspss
gung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26

8 Der g 9 IN 8 lit ieber
Siir1er mGnnli6en Sei3le3ts pom
20. bis gu feinem 65. 2ebensjdbr per-
pili6tet, bon ieinsm Stimmreft &c.
brauh ST MAIDEN. es lei oenn, er lei
elm 0ur9 Dffcntli9e WohitbdtIefeit
unterboltener Mann. Elm @er6rsder
ober elm 8~anfrptteur, ipclfe in Der
S6pei3 nidt itimmbere9tigt iino.
Hubu ana, elm 8oile
b1utz& r, Elm 8iloer bis
at ieinem 18. 2ebensja6re, lit beute
Tid1ter, paltpr unb @elebrter in elmer
YerIpn unb beberri9t auBer ieiner
MutterIpra6e Gnelii6. @rie3ii6, Ga
tein unS Sebrdii6 polfommsn. Sc
gcnipdrtio lit er in 2pnbon nit Der
eriten artbentii6en neberiesung Der
Si6el in feline Muttsripra6e bei6df@
tiet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26

Sas bette MbiaBasbiet fur Sapans
8aaren Rnb Die 0ereini9ten Staatsn.
sic taufen bon Sapan fur $50. 000,=
900 uertb Waaren jdbrli9.
Sn Der ginfubr in Sapan tommsn
bic 8~ereinigtsn Staten in britisr
Reibe nit 500, 600, 900. England
feat q erfer STEELE uno bsrtauft on
Supan fur $37. 600, 600 tusrtb @aas
rel idbrlid unb fauft fir SO, 600, 900.
Sabei fnb bic &olonien nidt mitges
sdblt. Snbien alIein impOrtirte in
Sapan In 1904 fur $38, 1863. 974 so
tpertb Waarsn. China bertauft OH
Sapan idbrli9 fur s34, GOO. 900 unb
tauft fur sttua s27. 600, 900.
Der 6anoel Der gereini9ten Siaa.
ten nit Sapan bat fd udbrenb Den
erffen feds Wonats bon 1905 nod mebr
gsbobsn unb bic Nusfubr bon Sapan
bierber bstrus FIR bteie 3eit $32, 518,'
500. Sn bsrfslbsn 3eit fiihrte @binu
bon Sapan fur $21. 931. 5O7 Waarsn
aus.
Sn Der ginfubr In Snpan Ranb in
bieIei1 erften feds Wonatert bon 1905
Amsrifa audi uisbsr In oritter &sibs.
Die Sauptausfubrartitel aus So
pan nod ben 0ereini9ten Staaten fnb:
esibsnsstpebe. 6abutops unb &ohisioe.
Mattsn FIR Jubb6oen unb pOr3eaan
guberbem 8bse uno StrobqsHs9te
bsren Musfutr aber an Quantitdt uni
Wertb seiunfen lit.
Bon ben Dsrsinistsn Staaten mad
Sapar tpurben haupifa1lid ausse
fhbrt: 3ob.g aumwOle. in ben erfel
) Ie&s Wonaten bon 1905 gum Wsrtb
BON $11. 774.46 mebr als 9oppeIt
In irgenb siner slei&en periOoe fei
1900. Wai&inen unb Dampimai9i
men. In BEN angegebenen 3eitraum fi
! SO, 262. 231. 2otomotiben fur 1887.
O32. giienbarre1 uuo @dber fi
. $155, 1873; gilenf&tenen fur $187 .484
. @dseI FIR 1866. 981; eiierne &6bre
fhr $174. 948; Giien unb etabl ft
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26
Gemartiac fpmmnnalc Mnlaae.

Sie Gtobt 30. z@labba9, Hbeinprpe
pinS, lit oaSu iiberseeangen, BEN
S6Iamm aug Der itGbtii9en &ldrs
anlage in erobem Mabitabe 81
G9lammoiineer gu p~erarbeiten uno 81
sinem mdbisen 9rsiie ON 2onopirt9s
unb @drtnsr gu perfaufen. Ta4 5fpet1
jdbrigen @eriu9en 1T es selun9en, Dem
S6lamm our9 elm 9urdliiftungs'
perfabren Die f6dolifen Stoffe gu eflt
5iebcn. Sc 6leibt Elm @r3euanib iibrtg,
bas oen erforoerli6en Diin9er, tpl'
Stidftoff uno B1ospbprfGure, in bOhes
rem Mdbe entbdlt als Der Stdumiit
Die BON Der Staot nit bieien
S9lcmmoiinser eeso9enen Scmli,
finb 10 prrsiiaIid, oab lie iingit au'
Der 9anbpirtbiGaftliden @usitennne
h @ieriea Zen bodffen Yreis erbisltsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-26

Der Ssuti9en unO hires &aiiers fino.
auf @erte Deg 5rieoens, Der
n%atipnolcn Wpblfubrt, Der 5reis
beit unb @slittung aeri4tct;
oie 2eiftunssn auf Oieien Sebiettn
Iiderten benz &ei9e i'm @erein nit
elmer tlarsn. ebrIiGen uno feiten pr
tiff, ipenn au9 ni6t Die 2isbe. 10
Oo6 Die Mdtune Der Mitpelt. WtD9e
Oas &ei6 ben bepdbrten &urs Dauerna
rno unentpegt fortiteuern.