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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
FOR REMOVAL OF DEUEL.
Application Heard by Appellate Divis-
 ion of Supreme Court.

New York, March 28. = The applica- ton for the removal of Joseph M Deuel, justice of the court of special sessions, because of his connection with Town Topics was heard by the appel late division of the supreme court to- day. After argument by counsel for the applicants and for Justice Deuel the court declined to admit the record of the trial of Norman Hapgood as ev- idence against Justice Deuel and de clared that there was doubt whether the court possessed Jurisdiction in the case. Decision was reserved on that point until Monday.
 The petition for the removal of Jus tice Deuel was filed by District Attor- ney Jerome, James W. Osborne and Edward M. Shepard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
SEVERE SENTENCE FOR RAPP
MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING
 FROM YALE STUDENTS.

Must Serve From Three to Five Years
 for Thefts from Harvard Students
 Obtained Money Under False Pre-
 tenses--Indicted for Larceny While q
 Student at the University of Chicago.
 Cambridge, Mass, March 2S.-Lucius Rapp, alias Lambert, who is wanted at New Haven, Conn.,, for alleged larceny from Yale students, and by the police of Chicago, to-day was sentenced to state prison to from three to five years for stealing from Harvard students and for obtaining money from them under false pretences. The sentence was imposed by Judge Lawton in the superior court for Middlesex county. The police claim that Rapp has taken goods from Harvard dormitorles to the value of several thousand dollars and that his larcenies at New Haven were as extensive as at Harvard. According to the police Rapp was indicted for lar ceny while a student at the University of Chicago. He was sentenced to jail for year, but escaped.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
HEAVK SENTENCE IMPOSED.
Ten Years for Careless New York Con-
 ductOr.

New York, March 23,-A sentence of ten years imprisonment was imposed to-day on Albert Orman, a street car conductor, who had been held by a jury to be responsible for a collision which resulted in the death of Bernard Mcdonald, a mail wagon driver. Ore man was convicted of manslaughter At the time of the collision Oreman was running the car in order to permit to motorman to talk to a woman pas senger.
 "As a warning to careless motormen and chauffeurs, said Judge Foster foreman, it is my duty to impose a heavy sentence on you, as an object lesson against the carelessness of such men as you"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
Antl-Iniunction PiII Hearlnr.

Washington March 2S.-Hearings on anti-injunction bills will be resumed by the house committee on judiciary next Friday. These hearings were regarded as closed and it was generally under stood that the Gilbert anti-injunction bill, which has the approval of the ad- niinistration, would be reported favor ably.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
TOMBSTONE BLNNETT DYING.
Popular Actress MortalIy III at Her
 Home in MOntclair.

Montclair, N. J, March 23-Miss Johnstone Bennett, the actress, Is crit ically i'll at her home here, and her death is said to be only question of days. While appearing in Denver about two years ago Miss Bennett caught a heavy cold, which settled on her lungs. She sought relief In Southern Califor- mia, where she remained until February 1, when, learning from her physicians that there was no hope for her recov- cry, she returned home.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
Professor Tries Suicide.

Minneapolis, March 23.-Arthur Up- son, acting professor of English lttera- ture at the University of Minnesota and the author of g book of verse, att tempted suicide to-day by leaping from the Tenth avenue bridge, one hundred feet. into the Mississippi river He was rescued, but his recovery is doubtful. His suicidal attempt, his friends sus- pect, is due to a recurrence of a severe nervous malady suffered two years ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
COAL SOARING.
Price Rapidly Increasing in the Pitts
 burg District.

Pittsburg, March 23.-The price of coal in this districtis advancing rapidly and large orders are being received from local manufacturers from Cleve- land and as far west as Chicago. The critical situation at Indianapolis has caused rush of orders from all points To-day coal was selling for as high as I'68, an advance of twenty-five cents per ton for large amounts, and much was being bought at those figures. A further advance is looked for.
 The poorer class of residents of this district will be the chief sufferers and warm weather alone will save them from much discomfort.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
Proposition to Sterling.

Sterling, March 23.-The United States Finishing company, through Su- perintendent Lowering, has made a proposition to the town officials here that if the town will vote to exempt the United States Finishing company from taxation for the next five years, the company will locate here perma- nently, and will build factory costing S400,O0O. An order has been issued ac- cordingly calling fir a special town meeting to take action on the proposal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
WAS JOHN BOYLAM
Dead Body Found fin Lumber Yard Near
 Chapel Street Bridge.

It was learned from Medical Exami- ner Bartlett last evening that the name of the man whose body was found in the lumber yard near the Chapel street bridge yesterday morning was John Boylan. The body was partly in the water, and had been there day and a half. Boylan was captain of the coal barge Areola (owned by E. Keeler of Broadway, N. Y.), which reached this port a week ago laden with coal con signed to the Consolidated railroad. The last seen of him was Wednesday night. He was forty years old.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
Cannot Accept Turkeys View.

London, March 23.-Turkey having declined to withdraw her troops from Tabah, on the Anglo Egyptian frontier of the Senai peninsula, which Is claim ed to be Egyptian territory on the ground that it is part of the Turkish empire, Great Britain has replied that she is unable to accept that view and has expressed the hope that the sultan will be induced to modify his eonten- ton
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
SUITS AGAINST .M,CURDYS.
First Complaint in n Series of Eight
 Actions.

New York, March 2S.-The first com plaint in a series of eight actions al ready begun by the Mutual Life Insur- ance company against former President Richard A. McCurdy, his son, Robert H., and the firm of Charles H. Ray mond & Co.,, tho company's former metropolitan agents, was made public to-day.
 This particular complaint is against ex-President McCurdy and contains nine separate causes of action. Each of these charges MT. McCurdy with the waste of large sums of money belonging to the company through alleged un- faithfulness and neglect in the dis charge of his duties.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
orr penies Lawson,s charges.

New York, March 2S,-Alexander B. Orr, president of the New York Life Insurance company, in an interview to- day. denied the accusations made by Thomas w. Lawson of Boston, that agents of that company have been giv- ing rebate on policies and giving away policies in return for proxies.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
win,ted Wins state Championship.

Waterbury, March 2S,-The Gilbert High school basketball team of Win sted won the state championship bask- etball game against the Middletown high school team played here tonight Inv the score of 8 to [.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
General sanguiIly Dead.

Havana, March 2S.-General Julio Sanguilly died at his home here to-day. He gained his military title in the Cuban insurrection in 1861, rising from the ranks by notable bravery and en- ergy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
Cheap COionist Rates Through Sunny
 South and California

Via Washington-Sun route, without change from Washington, berth sS.5O.
 Offices Southern Railway, 22S. and So. Pacific, 170 Washington street, Bostons
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
TO CUT OUT PROFESSIONALISM
Delegates of Western Institutions
 Pledge Themselves.

Chicago, March 2S-Professionalism in college sport was decried, the aboli- tion of the professional coach for foot ball and baseball was urged and the new football rules adopted by the re- cent conference called by President An- gel, of Michigan, were endorsed by a unanimous vote of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at it's eleventh annual meeting to-day.
 One hundred delegates, representing universities, colleges and high schools In the middle western states, were pres ent.
 The conference pledged itself to an absolute elimination of professionalism from athletics in the territory which they control.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
Death Li.t Reaches Twenty-three.

Phillippi, W. Va, March 2S.-The death list of the Century mine disaster has now reached twenty-three, while twenty or more are injured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
nrer nLillion Men Mobilired.

St. Petersburg, March 23.-The final figures show that in addition to the regular troops 1,O12,269 army reserve men were mobilized during Hle recent war
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-24
Baseball.

Jacksonvslle, March 2S.-Boston SJa.- tional, il; Jacksonville, South Atlantics
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Tur9tbare Naturgtwalt
3erfort einen ean5en Kreis.

Stills, Rublano, 10. Sept. =
Die Staot 8iHis wuroe bur9 eine gro.
Iatuins bsimesiu&t, wel4e BON einem
bena9bartsn Bsrss abfhrate. Der
arsis amur,lI ifi fattii9 bon Der Rarts
eem.r3t. gtwa $50 perIonsn murosn
lsbenoig bs9raben.
3ifiis liegt tn 8ranstaufafien, ettpa
$50 Nsilsn norbusitli9 bon ben gatus
Oelfelosru, in ber Geitts suif4en benz
S4uar3en uno benz aafpiiaen Weere.
Obns @arnuns brab pl6bli4 bic bod
smporraesnbs @rsipibs ab uno Rirate
aIs baI5 our4usi9ter 2sbm, Sano uno
eteins i1s 8bal, faif ben sanaen areis
psri9atteno. gtma TO 2si9sn tpurosn
ioipeit aus benz so 6ub tiefen @haos
ausasgrabsn. 8isls 6serbsn uno bis
geIammtsn Grnbten fino 3erfbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
etaats=Nmsfteamms
Dirb be,ste formen erSffnet.

6sute 6ffnen fi9 bie S6ore Der
Staatsausfsaan9, Der 53. isit oem
Setsbsn bsrislbsn. 6ie tpirb In
@r6Be uno In An3abl Der Musfsaunss.
Obiscts ole frhberen 8emhbunaen Der
Observation-Disclosures melt tibertref-
fen. unb pirb fi9 baber aud i9on aus
oisfem @runoe nod sr6berer Popula.
ritdt erfreuen. tpie ie aubor.
Aqe 8bsile bes etaatss unb au9
anbsre etaatsn baben ibre bsfisn pro.
butte unb inbufris0en graeusniHs CUR
STEELE aefanbt. um fiir hie biesidbriaen
preiis, wsl9e bsionbsrs gener6s nusgs.
iebt tpuroen. au fonfurriren. Sn allen
Dspariements tperoen bic preisri4ter
Bis ipdteffens Sienfa9 frtb an Der
arbsit lein.
SEQ Stsbsns, Der 2ufti9iffer, mirb
sins Der 6aupt.Nttraftionsn fur bie
Ausfsaung bilbsn, uno fuls fi9 bas
@sttsr ahnRig seigt. uirb er NIT benz.
ieIbsn tdeli@ Gabrtsn bsranfalten unb
ftsts gum Anfansspuntte surhdtebrsn.
gr erbdlt $500 far isoen Auffiiss.
Nsbrers WuRtbanbsn, untsr bieisn
bis bsrtibmte Wsbsr'i9s aapslle, forgsn
ftir bie Wu1f.
Au4 bic pf.rosrennsn tuerben fi&
uls borsaslia erwsifsn; Der Rsnnplus
iff isbt In feinfsr Wsrfafung uno tpenn
oas @etier gtnhig bleibt, laHen fd
auBsrorbsntli9s 2eifungen ermarien.
Die Wsttrsnnen nsbmen tdsli9, punfl
1 usr ibren Mnfang.
60 Hnb benin ale 0orberettuneen
bsfens sstrOfen unb bsenost unb ein
grfolg, sr6Bsr tpie oerielbe nod il
bsr3et9net uurbe, fann ni9t ausblei.
ben, uenn Der Wsttermann etn Sin.
fsbsn bat unb uns au9 fur bic Nus.
fsnuns Elm prdmienwsrtbes Wetter be.
i&eert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Snbianapplis, Snb., NiOntas, 10. September 1906

Ter feine @slesenbeit f79 iiber Mbmeien.
beit bon nnterbaltungen 3u bei&wsren.
Wie bisIe psrfonsn an benz 6sifs
t1eilnabmen Idbt R& i&wer abi4dben,
ba bisIe aus 6ur9t bor Rssen bic
GIu&t etsriffen, mebr aber nod na@
benz tlsinen Rsgen ansepilgert famsn.
Smmsrbin ift 5000 isine au bod ss-
srifsne 3a6l.
Mu& biels ausmdrtiss @dfte fab man
auf benz Watienfsfe.
Cine befonbers Rarts Delegation mar
bon Cincinnati bertibsr sstommsn. un.
ter bieIsn etua 60 Wertreter bss Dor.
tigen Waiisnbsrsins.
6err @rnf 8. Gauf aus paIefine.
gbrenmitglieb bes bieRsen Waiien.
bereins, mar pis allidbrli9, au9 in
bieiem Sabre anweienb. Der f9on
beiabrte 6err tit trob feines alters
INNER our STEELE tpenn's gilt bas Wai.
ienfef mitjufeiern.
Die beri9iebsnen 3ouitss batten ale
6dnbe boa 3u tbun um ben an He ge.
ifelltsn sroben Anforberungen 3u &c.
nasen. 9IsIelbsn 3eigtsn R9 ibrsr
Mufsabe p6aig seua9fen. unb alles
9ing alatt unb prompt bon Staten.
Sas 5eR mar Elm grfols. auf ben
Der Waiienberein unb bic nit ben
arrangements betrauten 2Omites. bor
allen aber bic Oamen, NIT &e9t fol3
fein t6nnen, unb aud ber finan3ieae
grfols, Der ia gum nnterhalte bes
Watienbauies beisefeutrt tpiro, utrb
b6lis 3ufrieoenifeuenb ausfauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10


Sn Der Na9t bon Gamfag auf
Sonntag f9ien es eins 3sit lang, als
OBJ Der Rriegseott Wars feline e&rsden
tn Snbianapolis loseslaRen bdtte:
Reilereien auf einem balben Dubenb
stsQen fab au ein unb berIelbsn 3eit,
unb einise berielben iogar re6t ernf.
li9s. Wsib Der Rudud, pobsr aIl' bie
StreitIu9t tam.
Da mar Der 2ampf 3mif&en ben
Spriern uno ben Ronfablern In
9aa9bbiqs; cine Reilersi an Der Stb
Nlabama=Strabe; rnebrere fleinere Nf.
fai,en, bie nur zines f9waraen Nuges
als Stibne beburften, unb bann nod
3wei Nsgertdmpfe. wel&s ani&einsnb
ni@t NIT 5auRf&ldaen unb bIauen
Augen bsi3ulsgen tuaren.
giner Der berlrbten Weger iif Sames
Mbernatbp. 1104 Norbseenats Abs..
elm Spr6bling oes ger'8bales, Der
nit elmer tiefen S&nittmunbe In Der
Office etnss Ar3tes erf8ien, um f9 su'
iammenndben 3u Iai5sn. Wte er 3u
fetnen DsrIebunsen tam, mil Aber'
uatbp ni&t fib su erinnern I'm etanbe
isin. ct tueib nur, bab es Elm ibm
unbefannter &aKen9enoRe geipeien.
6uup Sobnfon, Elm anosrer Neger,
Der slei&faas sinen &ib ipesbetommen.
wurbe ipdter ins 8srbbr senommsn.
6ullp batte Elm etwas beReres @ebd9t'
nib. @er ibn esIanittsn mubte er
swar au& ni&t, bod erinnerte ct fi&
genau. bab er NIT ieinem Mnereifer fi&
tn ein argument eingelaRen bate uno
baB ibm Der @esner In benz Wortge.
fe&te bann aur 8etrdftisuns ieiner
Ausfusen nit benz NsKsr cine 3erbe
eini&nitt, bic 6ullp sins 3sitlang ni&t
bsresfsn mirb. Die poli3ei III auf
ber Su9e nod Sen bsiben WeRerhel.
ben, Inn fefBuRenen, In uieweit TIRE
triegerii9en Mnfdas bsre9tist maren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Gin feiger Mngrif.
;Srau ourh einen Steinwurf
perlebt.
Ser Mn8retfer, attgeblt@
etn Ne9er, letoer cuts
fottstttett.

Gin balbsr Wausrfein. ber gefern
absnb iura nod 9 u6r bas Genftsr
zines bon &ibsrHoe beimfebrenbsn
Strabsnbabnmassns bur6ialua. Grail
Sassl Shore. COL OF prait etrabe,
erbshli9 psrlebsnb, riGtste unter ber
paRaeisren bssrsifi9sr Weiie eine
panit on.
Jrauen i9risen unb iprangen bon
ibren eibsn, unb Wdnner liefen 3ur
8bhr, um ben Wifsfbdter ab3ufangen
unb 3u befrafen.
Der Waggon mar bi9t nit paRas
aisrsn bsisbt unb fubr nit ai'mIi8er
@sfamtnbisteit oaber. als pl0bli9 bas
Wurfssi3cB bie Genfsri&eibe our&'
I9lug unb bic am Tsnfsr fbsnbe Srau
Shore am 6interfOpfe traf.
Die @stroffsns fisl Iofort bstpubtlos
borntber, unb muroe BON anoerer
paHaslersn In Obbut 9enomm.n. ipd'
ter na9 benz 0oipitaIe gefanot, bsrs
bunben unb bon bort In ibre Wobnuug
bsf6rbert.
Der fsiae Nneriff wurbs in Wdbe Der
Walnut unb Sod Str. 9sma9t, unb
msbrere pafasisre slauben, In benz
S9urtsn sinsn Nsgsr srtannt 3u ba.
ben.
Die infort CUR 6isae gerufenen Bolt
act, tonnte fOusit leiosr ben 0aIunten
benz cine srtra 8ra6t pritgel neben
fsinsr apOersn Strafe uobI bon Stat.
ten tommsn phrbe, ni8t ausfinbiq
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
s1were &amtpfe.
6anana obne militdrii@en S@ub

6abana, 10. Sept. S4mere
Rdmpfs smii3sn lOpalsn 8ruppen unb
SnIuraenten msrbsn als nod I'm @ange
gemslbet. uno bas gnoe iff iebr I'm
3wsifel. Die Rdmpfe fino In Der Ndbe
bon @oniolation Del Sur, prcbin3
pinar Del Rio. I'm @anss. bod fnb
bis 8srbinounssn untsrbro9en unb
isins Snformationen finb 3u erbaltsn.
2aut ben srfsn Na9ri9tsn waren
bis Rsgisrunsstruppsn anfanss aegs
reid, absr - obslei9 3uradgei8lagen,
balten bis Snfurgsntsn bieielben UNI.
3ingsIt. Die Gage bon Col. apales
unb @.n. 9ias III duberit tritii&. 9I.
srFsn Sisgs Der 2opaIiffsn finb barauf
3urtid3uftibren, oaB bisfelbsn fi4 I'm
BeRbe Der aus ben Der. Staatsn eiH-
gsfHbrten eanellfeaergei4hbe NIT amss
ritanii9sr gsoisnuns befanbsn. Mls
Der pan3srsus angegriHen Iuroe, ge'
lang es nit bsrsn 6ilfs ben Ansriff ab.
3ui9lagen.
MpaIes nit 800 Nann Snfanterie
unb 400 Wnnn Hrtillsris arif bic Sn.
fursentsn fpdtsr i'm Rtden on. unb es
sslans ibm Ra our&3ui&lasen unb
F4 NIT Dia3 unb ben Ameritansrn I'm.
ter Wsbfsr su bereinigen.
Den 9osaliifsn fsblen Nabrungsmit'
tel unb bic Sniurssnten bOfsn bieisl.
ben ausbungern 81 t6nnen.
6abnna. nit Nusnabme Der poli3ei
unb goluntdrs, tf obns 6&us unb etn
Ansriif berSniursentsn uirb befhr&tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
WaanerHor Damenberein.

am fommsnben Greitag neranffaIten
bic Damsn oss Mdnner4or ihre rrlonat'
li9s Rartsnpartis uater 2situng bon
5rau 0ietOr Sole. aiRRirt bon ben fol-
genben Oamen:
Uraa Sulius Grid.
2ouis ADAM.
Sibilla Hilius.
5. W. gal3.
@. u. @rsgor.
Gtl. Anna Wisesnb.
gmma Deagle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
/ 6snrb @sidert. /

9eute BOrmittas ift In isiner Wob'
nuns. 73s Of Wartet Str, 6enrp
Wsidsrt, Elm betannter Seuti9er I'm
altsr bon rs Sabren ssforben. Der
gsrfOrbsne bstrieb in frabersn Sabrsn
Elm gddereiasi9dft, mar aber isit meb
rsrsn Sabrsn bur& sinen srlitisnsn
S4la9fiuB t6silwsiie arbsitsunfdbis
gsuorosn. gr mar sin Witsltsb Der
R6rner 2Oas go 8. 8. 8. Of g.,
untsr bersn Auipi3ien bic 2st9enbsr.
brsnnung am Wittwo& abgebalten
tpirn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Gtn6rm&.

Gin nd9tli&er Bsiu@er bate R&
geRern in bic Wobnung bon Wm.
etrebe, 1927 college Mpenue einoe.
i&li&en. Ct murbe ieoo& bon Grau
Strebe entbedt, ueI&e 3ufdqtg ibre
&dumli&teiten TN oberen 6tod aufs
iu&te. beoor er ireenb melGe Sa9sn
on f& 9ebra&t bate. Auf bic 6flfe.
rufe Der 6rau nabm Der @aunsr f6Ieu.
nigf &etbaus. Ste fonnte ni&t ans
geben. ob es ein S&war3er ober Wei.
ber 9eueien lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

2esIis Warb, Norb galifor.
MO 6tr.. angetlagt ben Woroangriff
auf 6ulp SobRion auseeft6rt 3u pa.
ben uuroe bonn Gsrgsantsn S&eisert
psrhaftet. geibe Rnb Neger.
BertMptrs, farbis, Der bOr
elmer @o9e stwa, einsm 3immergenoI.
fen sinen Rsbolusr FabI. uurbe bur&
Getettip Rurb ab9efabt, aIs e. benIel'
ben peristen tuoate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
nmfaa.

O. 6. Weaber, an Der proTpset
Str. uobnbaft, muroe WOntaa Dor.
mittas In Der CHANDLER Waf9insnfa.
brit bur9 sinen berabfalenben giisn.
blod ,setroffsn. gr erlitt einen gru&
bss ltntsn Beines. Die Nmbulan3 un-
tex Or. @IBler bom Dispenfarium
bra9ts ben Werlsbten in's EiatoniRsn
oospttal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

Naa einem bon Der @itp Banb Elm.
gsfiiatsn pahenoen 0ortrage betrat
Serr Wm. Riess bie Rebnertribiine.
Derielbe tuuroe bon 6errn albert
Sabm Der 0erfammIung nor9efeut.
9srr Risss. Der gum britten Male als
oeutidsr &eOner bsir, Waiienfeife ae.
lponasn wuroe, erlsbtate Rdb ieiner
gufgabe In 9ldn3snber Weiie.
gr mics auf ben urfprung bss Der.
ems bin, beionte ben goelmutb unb
bic Striorae Der @rHnbsr unb grbaIter
oss Isreins,. bie unermhbll9e 8bdtig.
felt Der waitslieber beRslbsn unb sr.
mdbnte, bab bic benz gersine auge-
ffoffene rei9Ii&e unterithbung Elm Sci.
den Der Inerfennung Ssiteus Der bsut.
! f9sn Tlitbargsr uno anbersr iei, nt@t
nur gere4tferti9t. nein au9 psrbisnt.
Gum S8lufe lobte sr ben Opfsrmu:b
unb bic reee Sbdtigteit Der bsuti9en
Jrauen, pel9e nit &atb unb 8bat
bis ms 3leinfte fieis fir ben Dsrsin 3u
f4afsn u. tutrten bsiirsbt fsisn.v W6ss
Die eonns, bis bsute 10 i&6n am 6im-
mel leu4tet, nismaIs tibsr bisiem
Define unterasbsn!" f4lob 6err &iess
feline NIT arobem gsifale aufsenom,
meme Rebe.
+ Damn fol9te Der 2ieberfrana unter
ieinsm Dirissnten Carl @ieener nit
benz ergreifenben 2ieoe v@rinnerung".
Wehrere bon Der gitp Banb borastra,
gene Sttds, Der @sfang Der WaiIen'
timber unb bas bonn 2isbsrfran3 por.
gstragene vU0slein TN grhnen Walo"
bef&loHsn ben bonn Wufitpabilon aus
gum Yortrage gelangsnosn She'll bss
Programmes.
Cine Der @lan3nummern bsr @iip
ganb mar oas Sntermea3o aus ga.
balsria @uRicana" bon Maseaeni,
msl4es 9srr 9enrp SprengpfeiI auf
benz sroBsn @bbrsn- @lodenipiele bor.
trug. DDS Stiid erfreute fi9 fol9
groben geifallss, baB fi& bie Rapeue
beranlabt lab, bahelbs, I'm benz
Wunide bes applaubtrenben publi.
tums 3u 9snugsn, breimal 3u tpisoer-
bolen.
Sn anbsrsn 8bsilsn bss Waiieabaus.
Wabes uaren 0erfaufsbuben auf9e'
f4lagen, tuel@e f9 ale zines guten
3uipru&es erfreuten. Sas grose unt
gerdumiss gb3immer fanb ipdter am
Ibsnb boae unb woblbsrbiente Mner=
iennung.
Na9 S9lub bss offBielsn pro'
gramms entuidelte fh etn reyes 4eben,
benn biele Greunos bes Watienbauiea
batten R9 burd bas bumpfe @roaen
bes tn Der 6srne borhbsraiehsnoen &C.
witters Biz babtn bonn gsiu&e 3urhd.
balten laRen. Sobalo aber bie paa,
8r6pf9sn Rab 9efalsn tparen uno I'D
Der 9immel 3u fldren besann, oann
eilten aud fs 3ur Stelle, um ibr.n In'
t6sil am Gefte 3u nebmsn unb ibre an'
erfennuns In prattif&sr Wsiie gum
ausorud 3u bringen.
Die WuRtiapsls trat einen %unb'
MARIO hur9 bis @aifenbauss@rhno'
an, aue bie berf9iebenen 8ertaufsbu'
ben NIT sinsm Stdnb&en 3u beebren.
Der 2iebertran3. Der ii&, mie Eber'
al, Der alIgsmetnen @unf erfreute.
uuroe immsr BON neuem aufgeforber'
feline herrli9sn Weiin erf&allen ~
lafen, mas bsnn aud Der Oirigent ber
J pielsn 6reunben Der 6aneesbriioer be-
iuiaigte. go batten ieIbf ble Na@3hg'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

8as ftebt bort brauben an Der Tbiir bstriibt,
llnS i5aut 10 bang gum Baiienfsit binein?
Gs TT ein 2tnb! . fomm fomm bod berein!
Sdit feine SHUTTER mebrs Sait feinen Sreunb?
2omm bier berein, mir ponen geib's bir iein.
Tritt eih, benin bente ION 3u SimmeIsbSb'n
Do9 bier tein &inb einiam, uerseiien fIeb'n
11nb 8ipber biirfem beut bier gar ni9t meinen,
Sft's snfr Seft bod. ia bas 5eit Der 3Ieinen.