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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

by hand and the force of gravitation.
The berries are received by the hop
per as they come from the bog The
stems are mostly caught by the screen,
and the finer rubbish is blown out by
revolving fan. Now the berries fall OH
a long table having a succession Of slots
and grooves under the strong pieces.
The grooves are opened all their length
at the bottom, the space between their
sides widening by degrees, making four
changes. The berries dropped on the
table roll promptly into the longitudinal
grooves. The pea-shaped ones are dis
posed Of first, and land in the first bin.
These are only fit for the dye pot or the
canning factory.
The grooves widen and gradually the
Seconds Standards" and ''fancies"
are disposed of, the latter class being, OF
course the big red luscious berries that
command the highest prices
Nor is the test confined to size
Berries of q given size all roll down
the chute together, but at the bottom
their paths separate. The sound ones,
with strong rebound, jump over the
bar into the bin, but the soft, wormy
ones have no such residence, and fall
short, rolling ANONYMOUSLY into the
waste box beneath. Should one by ac-
cident manage to make the spring, a
lynx-eyed girl stands ready to Danish
it into outer darkness. This process
of elimination picks out the right size
and quality IQT the market.
With careful wedding and watering,
an acre viii yield more than one hun
dred barrels of cranberries. and it has
been calculated that in eight years an
acree ought to pay back in full the en-
tire cost, leaving all that follows as
clear profit.
The earliest cranberries come from
Cape Cod. There picking begins early
in September and lasts till severe frost
sets in. In the middle states and the
west the crop is not so early.
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and
Iowa are cranberry states But the
west IS not able to produce all the
cranberries it needs. The western
output and a large percentage of the
eastern growth are required to dis
pense the proper Thanksgiving cheer.
one city alone, New York, uses
800, 600 bushels of cranberries every
year. For these the producer aver
ages q minimum price Of 50 per bar
rel. The consumer pays from to 10
cents a quart. Somewhere between
the field and the Thanksgiving dinner
table some one has made a big profit
and when it is remembered how long
the producer had to wait for his cash
oil is forgiven.
The favor that the red berry adds
to the turkey Is in itself excuse for
anything.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

THE Lady of the Decoration by
Francis Little, an acknowledged nom
de plume, has made a decided hit in
England. the demand necessitating
three editions in the three weeks fol-
lowing its publication abroad. Inler-
est in Richard Whiteings new novel
% Ring in the New. promises to be as
keen as abroad. where it has been
warmly praised by the critics. It went
into second printing within week
after issue by The Century company.
Demand for Ralph Henry Barbour's
"Ihe Crimson Sweater made neces-
sary second edition before issue.
among the stories scheduled for the
November number of Recreation is
one entitled "Afeld with the Dog" by
Charles H. Morton. Recreation COM
ments upon its as follows. "A story
that viii just fit the case of almost
every sportsman that owns a bird dog
and explains 10 the home folks their
seemingly exaggerated comaraderie. 1t
tells of days of exquisite VagabOndage
days afield in old clothes with only
the dog for company. Mr.. Morton is
one of the best newspaper men in
Kansas-better still, he is true
'TshmaeliIe.
To base an amusing novel on so ser
ious and somber q question as the rela-
tons of the masses to the miIliOnaires
seems rather a large order. It must be
admitted, however, that Mr. John A.
Mitchell (authOr Of Amos Judd" and
1.-THE Pines of LOry') has given an
entertaining story in his new work,
"The Silent War Blackmail and
murder are opposed to the wrongs in
hicted by wealth. This sounds rather
blOod-curdling and sensational but
Mr. Miteheus way of handling these
heavy materials makes them
thought-provoking background for the
love story and persihage that thread
the book. The Silent War" shows a
literary skin and originality not often
met with In the fiction of the day.
Booker T. Washington's new book.
Putting the Most into Life" has gone
into a second edition the first month of
publication 1t is issued by Thomas
Y. Cr0weIl & Co, and is devoted to
addresses delivered before Tuskegee
institute.
saul Of Tarsus," by Elizabeth Mil
Ter. has Just been published by the
Bobbs Merrill company. 1t is the first
book by this author since the publ
cation Of THE Yoke" which proved a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

decided success. The same splendid
Imagination which reconstructed the
Age of the Pharaohs and revivifed the
Glory of Egypt in THE Yoke, here
plays with lambert flame about the
Great Roman world in the days sue
ceeding the Crucihxion. The scenes
are laid in Jerusalem Alexandra,
Rome and Damascus. The Apostle
Paul, the Martyr stephen, Herod,
Agrippa and the Emperors Tiberius
and Cahgula are among the mighty
figures that move through the pages.
Wonderful descriptions, heart-stirring
Incidents deep emotions, high thought
and a love story of the purest and no
blest type mark this the most remark
able religious romance since Ben-Hur.
The illustrations are by Andre Cas-
taigne-
A new magazine is published IN
der the title woman 1t is A big
magazine-192 pages, which gives it
well-nigh double the reading space Of
the various woman's publications. BY
reading space is meant the space given
to reading and not occupied by adver-
Using. Whatever advertising this mag
azlne may carry viii appear on addi-
tonal pages-pages inserted especially
for advertising, and not taken from
the reading section. All this-its big
ness and It's freedom from advertising
on reading pages-1vill further differ
venuonal brand of woman's magazine.
The early publication by the Scrib-
ners of book of poems entitled
THE Coast of Bohemia from the
pen OF Thomas Nelson Page, recalls
the fact that his earliest published
work was rhyme which appeared in
Scribners Monthly in 1877. The
poems collected in this new volume of
Mr.. Pages include his earlier poetical
work, which was mostly in the negro
dialect and of d humorous nature and
his later poems which are of an en-
tirely different character
The heroine of 1.-THE Plow- Woman, -
by Eleanor Gates (McClure. Phillips
& Coz is a southern girl and the first
scenes of the story are laid in western
Texas. Later the scene shifts to the
DakOtas. Miss Gates, who is used to
handling characters close to the
ground, has given study of a splendid
girl who rises above the shiftIess con-
ditions that result from a cross
grained father and an accident, and
who proves her right to her lovers
designation 'aThe Rose Of the South"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27
sineinp Records.

The singer, at the end of the prac-
tice aria, painted heavily.
IT sang 1876 notes that time" he
said. without once taking breath
Indeed! That must be a record"
Pounds. Pounds sang 316 notes with
out respiration in 1898. The record
previous to that was held by FarineIli
with 500 notes. Norman Saimond has
sung PSI notes in this way.
at is wonderful what lungs trained
singers have. The average man could
hardly sing fifty notes without breath
ing. whereas to the singer 200 would
be nothing. s-Exchanges
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

There's grave danger rom me plague Of
,lnIess you take Dr. Kings New Discov-
eI-v for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
Mrs Geo Walls Of Forest City. Me-
writes: ITS a Godsend to people living
in climates where coughs and colds pre-
vail ind It quickly ends them. II pre-
vents. pneumonia. cures lagrippe. gives
wonderful relief in asthma and hay fever,
and makes weak lungs strong enough to
ward off consumption, coughs and colds.
5Oc and 81 co Guaranteed by the Arnold
Drug Co Trial battle free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

The poet, in his WINDY attic, worked
diligently.
writing now, Theocritus?"
"a poem on spring" he answered.
shfvering under the bath towel that he
had wrapped about his shoulders.
but this isn't spring, we inter-
posed.
poem sold he answered shortly.-Ex-
change.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

Avoid aIurnand alum phos-
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder. which is a
pure, cream of tartar baking powder.
and the best that can be made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

Through It may be said that in this
working girl, one finds rather the
hardy fresh wild rose of the fields than
the hot-house variety. The family live
in one-room log-and- shack, but
the tale is by no means a sordid one.
It breathes hope, self-reliance and
cheer, and in the exciting turns OF the
plot holds the readers interest TO a
happy end.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

California Point S25.0O-Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 27th to Oct. S1st- Good Ia
Tourist Sleeping cars ana free CHAIR
cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

Professor Barrett Wendell, whose
new volume. entitled Liberty, Union
and Democracy: The National Ideals
of American" has just been published
by the Scribners, holds the chair Of
english Literature at Harvard. and is
one of the most brilliant lecturers in
America Professor Wendell has had
great influence since he began teach
me at Harvard in 1880. not only upon
study in his own classes. but upon the
work IN English literature done at
other universities and colleges
throughout the country. He gradu-
afed at Harvard in 1877.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

Moffat, Yard & CO. announce for
early publication a valuable book by
Elisabeth Luther Cary, entitled t'The
Works of James Mcneil Whistler
This volume. the text of which has
been pronounced by an expert critic
far the ab1est yet written about Whis-
tiers art, considers his etchings, litho-
graphs, pastels, water colors, paintings
and landscapes, concluding with
chapter on his theory of art. It Will
be charmingly presented, and will con-
tain, among its illustrations, reprodUc-
tons of many celebrated works not
heretofore reproduced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

A new single volume edition Of that
very entertaining work, Mrs Brook
field and Her Circle at considerably
reduced price is just published by the
Scribners. These recollectiOns Of the
greatest of Victorian men and women,
authors, artists, diplomats. etc, we're
welcomed upon their appearance last
year as THE best of recent books of
reniniscence,' an opinion which their
continued popularity proves to have
been wen deserved.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
ebDtoarapbien ami siuaernaeeln.

Sn 2onoon lit cine neue Wfooe auf=
eetauht: Die Photographic auf ben
6ingerndgeln. Man bat elm neues
@erfabrem erfunoen, bur9 bas man
tpinaise Slides auf Die Jingerndgel
6ruden tam. Ollie f9Onen Oamen
tponen oaber 6as portrdt oes bon ibnen
Meitbesiiniigten in oiefer Gorm boz
ben uno ebenfo fino bic iungen Stuber
6orauf erpi9t. Die 3iss Der @eliebten
auf Dem 3eisefinser. Dem Ringfinser
pber benz fleinen Singer i6rer litten
6an6 at trasen. 9ieie Mobe 6iirfte
lei4ter @ingans ftnoen, als etne anoere
feltfame, 6ts Dor einisen Sabren bon
Gngldnoerinnen aus Rairo importirt
tuuroe. Oieie Oamen batten fi9 in
Ggnptea als Mumien photographers
Iafen. Musgeitredt IN einem Sarfo@
pbas rubeno, nit 8Gnoern befdniirt,
erf9ienen fe ala Wumien, nur Iebenb
unb Id9eIn6, in Den albums ibrer iu>
timen Greun6innen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
0rmbem.Mm9lnd.
GrpioFon in ga4 &mpb MiHe.

gIueftefb, 90. 3d., l. 6ebr.
Sn Der gaq 3nob Wine nabe Sc
Sorrie. Wingo@o., fano beute Ha9mits
tag cine erplOfion fatt. Die 2ei9e
zines @rubsnar5eiters if bereits au
Sage aef6roert fOpie bret gsruunbsts.
bod befirdtet man. baB nod mehr
Opfsr au berssi9nst fab.
9eirath BON 5rau Dertes
befritten.
6 9 o. L. Jebruar. CHARLES
3. gertes erfldrte bsute. bab feline
Wutter inn tslssrapbii9 mitsetbeili
babe, bie @ef&i9te ibrsr angebli6sn
Seirat9 fei einfa& ld@erli4. 9err
Derfes n;mmt on. baB Der gari;er I'm.
gelsgenbeit Elm Romplott 3u @runbe
lisat. UNI einsn bsRimmtsn ..3ued sa
errei4en. Was eigentli9 Der 3med
Der 2latf4srei fetn fbnnte, bariiber
poats er f4 ni4t ausfprs9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Gnt9iftung bss 6abakrauds.
JntersSante Seriudbe sur stbi6tpdduas Oct
SGaSti6, feit oeS Sabafseuunes.

~ - Wv
SGastidfeit oes 5abafsemnMes.
LIN iiber Die M0sli9feit elmer 8eieis
tigung Der our9 Den Sabatrau9 Den
Srganismus b~eorobenoen @efabren elm
urtbeil gu gepinnen, mub man ii4 perz
gesentpGrtigen, iporars Die Ruu9proS
butte bes Sabats bethlehem. Wenn man
bon ben tpeniger f9Goli9en unter Die
fen Prooutten abfiebt, 10 iino es be-
fon0ers ods Nifottn, bic YDrioinbdien,
Metbplamine fopie Die 8laufdure uno
S9nefelpaieritoff ferner elm aubers
Droentli9 unangenebm rie9enDes
8ren30l uno enoti9 &oblenorpo, Die
als Site nirfen, tpenn lie Dem Sreas
nismus in grDBerer Menge augefIbrt
per0en. Sas Nifpttn lit bereits bors
gebiloet in Dem Sdbat entbdlten, pGb<
reno Die iibrigen Yrpbutte meiit erf
infolge oes &du9ens entfteben; fie fino
Die Yrooufte elmer trodenen Seitindz
ttpn. I'm Die S9Goli9teiten bes So
batrau9es gu beieitigen, bat man Derz
fu9t, bas Nifotin Dem Sabaf gu ents
5ieben. 9ierbei 5eigte fi9 ieoo4, bab
cine oerartise @rtraftion Dem Sabaf
auBer 6em Nitotin au9 ~biejenigen
Stoffe nimmt, Die oas Mroma Oes Sa>
bafs bebinsen uno beim &au9en einen
eigenen @enuB getpdbren.
Ser 8eriiner BrpfeHor Sboms bd!
nun periu6t, elm geeignetes Mittel gu
finOen, Inn penigitens einen She'll Der
siftigen &au9prooufte abSui9eiben.
Senn bon elmer 9elammtbiloung a1er
f9Goli9en Stoffe BEG &au9es fanr
ME Die 8eoe iein, neil fe einmal gu
beri6ie0enen &ldFen 9emifder Der
binouneen gebDren, UNI NIT einem Mitz
tel beIeitiat tperOsn gu tOnnen, un6 neil
ferner nit ibrer bDaisen 8eieitigung
Dem &au9sr je6er @enuB entapgen
tpiir6e, piir6e er bp6 Damn in feinen
Giqarren fpeiter ni6ts als ettpas Wais
fer6ampf unb &~pbleniGure rau9en.
@ls SmprGgnirungsmittel fir oas 5ils
Ut (OSuIleD lUltHcI Hul iDlUC III OiuSc
fommen, Die eritens ielbit un9iftig limb,
5tpeitens ni3t bur6 @eroampfen in
Den Iau6 gelanssn, orittens oas
@roma oes Sa6afrau9es ni6t beein=
fluHen. Sin iolGes Nittsl bat Sboms
in ser @erpenoung bon faferigem Sea-
terial, bas init elmer gifenpgpoial5s
lOiuna eetrGnft lit, gefunben unO atpar
oient am beiten NIT Giien6lorio ime
prdanirte Watte. Sboms bat beoba9s
tet, oaB bur9 fol9e Giien4loriopatte
BON ser @efammtmense Der 8afen Dec
Sabatrau6es 77.8 ProSent 9ifotin
eebunoen tperoen, bon @mmonidf fpurs
ben fpsar SCI prp5ent gebunoea. Weis
ter fonnte Ser Na9peis erbra6t tpers
ben, baB beim Sinbur9eleiten bon ga.
batrau9 bur4 @iien4loriopatts oas
b06ft unangenebm rie9ei1oe Gtberii6'
8rena0l uno S9pefeltpa 1eritoff &C.
bun6en, 8lauiGure 5u ilngefGbr Del
9Glfte auriidgebalten piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
0as xriiircn aIs Rnnft.

9as Sriiiren lit iest in 5ranfreid
ais f90ne &unft offi5iea a%nerfannt
iporoen. 9ei einem iiinsit bon %franaos
ftf6en T-iieuren peranftalteten Wett=
betperb bearbeiteten atpOlf Sisaros 80
Minuten long Die 9aare BON apOlf
lebenoen meiblihen &Opfen. 4ls Die
feftgefeste 3eit berftrihen par, famen
Die Damien fofort Dor cine Surp, DIE
entfdeioen mubte, fpel4e bon Den Gri=
furen = Screen Wa6l iibrigens ben 5ris
feureK freiseftellt tpor0en mar = am
fd0nften fei. Die @ertbeilung Der
preiTe sef9ab our9 ben 1lnteritaatss
fefretGr DujaroinsB eaumeb, Der I'm
fran50ff9en &ultusminifterium mil
Der 2eitung Der Mbtbeilung rSaOns
Riinfte" betraut 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
SO. GonsreB.
D 9.

Wabington n. l. 5ebr. SIN
5aus puroe bic Debate Der gifenbabn.
9atsn.gil tpisber aufssnommen unb
muroe Der sanss Gag biersu permenoet.
go bisle Rebner babsn f1 snr Dis
tuition biefsr Bill 9emeIoet, oab bas
5aus bsidloB. bon iebt ab isoen Sag
i9on I'm IL ubr 3uiammen gu treten.
bis bie geratbunsen tiber oieielbe be-
snbiet finb. &sp. Siblp tpanote fia
tn elmer langen Rebe gsgen bic Bill.
Sn ieinen argumenten betOnte er, bob
bic Bill einen ic3talifiiden @baracter
triigs unb tnenr angenommen, einen
G9ritt rdher 3uy @ouosrnementO mner.
flip" unb our 8srwirtli6ung Der
3rdums bon grpan uab 5sarff beoeu.
ten ptrbe.
Die Rebe bss @spr. SsHin (qIla.).
tuslder 30 9unfen Der Bill ipro9,
f1lob bic beutige Debate.
Repr. Buttons &eTolution betr. bic
@rhaltung Der Niasara.5dle wuros
obne Debate angenommen.
Seftat.
Der Ssnat nabnt heute 3uifden
orsiBig uno bier3ia ueridieoene Sias
on unb bertpenoete mehrere Stunoen
auf Die gerathung Der Shipping BID
uno puros bisie 3eit gum 9roBen Sbeil
bur9 cine Rsoe Sen. psmroie's In Be.
firmortung Der Bill tn Nnipru9 &c.
rlommen.
Inter ben ansencmmenen Bills be-
fanosn fih mebrsre bstr. bic grri&tunQ
bon 2eu6ttbirmen, Anfdafung bon
3ol.2uiters unb @inridtung bon
5if63i9tersien. fotpie bic BemiIi9una
zines @onsrsb,D slesateti bon Mlasfa.
Sen. 8tlman's &~eiolution, tpeI9'
ben prdRbent eriuat. ale @orreipOn'
beng bonn Sabre 1904 smif&en benz oi'
plomatii9en 0ertreter In San Gomin.
90 uno benz Stats Ospartsment ben
Ssnat bor3ule9en. tuurbe benz gomit'
fir auswdrtige angelegenbsiten iiber.
rpiefen.
Senator Monsp reidte elm Subai
tut FIR bic 6epburn pVure 6oob" Dor
laes elm itnb tpurbe bisielbe aiinfiI
bonn Somite sinberi1tet. Sn bieie
8orlaee inb bic Sosen Der Nationa
GOOo Rnftos ah'n beinabs b6Qig Der
f6rpsrt. Wdbrsnb oiefe Worlage bat
0erienoen bon bsrfdli9ten 2ebensmit
teln uerbietet, 9effattet he ben @ebraud
bon prdIsrbatib. Mittsln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
5 mi 3 auf Rofen
QrtDerer.

New Bort. /. Gebr. IS ffelt
f9 nun bsraus, bob bic equitable
isosm lbrer 900 Nnssfeaten cine bOQ.
bssablte 8srfdsrunss pOliee absr ie
$1,000 sinbdnbigis.
Smitb erfebt @enerals
O uberneur Soe.
arlington. L. Gebruar.
Dem Senat uuroe bsute bonn prdf-
benton bic grnennung bon Samss 3.
Smith bon galifornien gum Ha&fol'
ger bss @eneral9oubsrneurs bes pbi.
Iipptnsn, Soe, tusldsr gum 1. SUM
suridtritt, CUR gefdtigung uOrgelegt.
. r. M ontorb I.
@tnet |, 1. 6ebr. Or.
Sofeph O. WontEoro, wel&er Iangt
Sabre BITE air&enssituns v6sralb uni
prssbpter" r.otstrte, farb BIER tn
utter bon 95 Sabren.
Sur gontroiIe Der @er.
fi4erungs. 8efells
4aten.
@btcago. 1. 6ebr. Mebr al
bunbert Sele9aten. barunter mebrer
8ouberneure, Derfi9erun9s . Com
miRdrs, @eneral=A nudlte uno Reprd
fsntanten ton @erf@ervnes GsieQ
i&aften, tuaren beute bet Der Croft
nunes. Sibuns Der Matchmaker Con
BENTON 3ur 8eipre&une bon Nab
re9eln sur @ontrolle Der Werf&erunss
@eieni&aften In ben beri&ieoenel
Staten anhuefeno.
3bomas g. Urate. WerR&erunsa
gommihdr bes Dtfriets bon golumbi
! eroHnete bic Convention.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
9atf ei9ene Hmfs ai1t
i6reibet.
Meriwdrbissr GinbaItsbefebI.

atlanta. Co.. 1. 6ebruar.-
Colonel Sobn SempIe Grapes murbe
auf Gefu& bes @ei&dftsfahrsrs Der
atlanta Tetps" our8 einel seri@tli.
den ginbaltsbefebl bon ieiner eteI.
lung als @bef.& ebacteur bes HIattes
entboben.
Wi&ter penoleton bate @rabes bers
boten, tn feinen 4eitartiteIn Stim.
mung fur feline aanbibatur oils eena.
tor su ma&en. @rabes aber tetrte R&
ni&t barar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
,,,.Eobrseit Der 3ige...

....6obr3eit Der 3ngs...-
atfaprt Autun
EoIebo, Gs,easo unb Ttaisuu grpres.-t 7.lb fio.ss
1 oIsbp, Detroit unb Gbiraeo stm...--.s1a-so s.ss
Winiaau gttp, Riineis d. Satap'ttsept- 4 7.ao tioi6
. toaIi6 6onrtoas. 1usaenomnen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02

Oas BON ben Gifenbab>
oiefes 2anoss tpGbreno oes bere
floHenen Sabres als unbraudbar ausz
sef9altete Materidl reprGientirte einen
@ertb BON $1,250,OOO.
Non Snfeften perpefet
lit bas aiftenssbiet BON 4orneo. Die
GliiHe bieies 3anoitreifens fino gu ges
pifer Sabres5eit aGn5li4 unidiffbar.
neil Ole Wolfen bon Snfeften, 0te Die
Cuff erfiinen, oei Qufentbalt oaraui
unertrd9li4 MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Gamiliem=4 ra9SSie.
0atte eri@iebt feline Grau ano be-
gebt Selbfmero.

g /. Gonis, l. Gebr. Surcb
3rarthsit unS @slonuib CUR 8er3meif'
lung getrieben, erf&oB SEQ. Rassbals
bsuts feline Srau unb ia9ts auG fi9
cine RuseI our9 ben ROpf.
Raesoale bate fein @el> um einen
&spolber unb Wunitior 3u faufen. ct
sing In Elm ab30bIunsssef&dft unb sr'
ffano bort auf 2rsbit sinsn Mn3us. Ders
fsbte benielbsn bann In einem 2eit5aus
uno taufte bann nit benz geIb ben etc
l6|snben &ebolber.
@epr. 6itt rtrantt.
% darlington n, l.. 5sbr. &epr.
6ttt bon 3linois it idusr srtrantt.
Webrere aer;te, bic gerufen wuroen,
erfldrten ieinen Jreunoen, bob isin
3uifanb bebsntlia tpdre.
S9tffs all.
b, Ore. l.. Sebruar.
Ser Sampfer r@olumbia", uel9er
gekern Mbsno bon bier nod San
5ramiseo abfuhr, 1T auii9sn bier unb
Der Mitnouns bss WiQfamstte Jlufss
auf elm 5OlsffOb uufsefabren. Sas
Sdif foI i&mer beiGdbist iein. gins
3slheiten. bauptid6li9 in gs3ug auf
bic paRa9tere, fe6len nod.
q ouberIeur IN Elm Amt
eingeebt.
m n b. 3D., l. 6ebr. Sm
Selesaten=S auie fanb beute bie Sns
auauration bes @auoerneurs CLAUDE
U. 6banfon unb bes 2eutnant-@ou s
berneurs gapion ftatt. Die giremO:
MEN tuarei1 ifsbr sinfa&.
Die erffe offisielle N%mtsbanblung bes
rteuen @~refutip. Beamten mar bic 0srs
f&iebung Der gOlfredunsyoes 8uoess
urtbeils on benz W6rbsr @ooopin
Stuens.
rnernur9 gen.
90 abinetDn 1. Gebr. Sol
gsnbe poffmeifsr tuurben bon, prdfs
benton fur ben Staat Snbiana ers
rlannt:
Sames 8. @ratpforb, johannesburg;
6enrp 6. Wartin, Attiea, Seize 6.
6aboon, Srna; 5ranf Tufonba9,
9uniin9burs; Subn s. Spencer, Rod-
bile; Charles Stride, EEL @itp; 2etpis
Wiler, Sborntomn; Sobn %. @ronf,
9~eebersbura.
Bates wirb @baffee's
Na9foI9er.
Wafbi 9 t o n, l. Sebr. 4et
prdFoent ernannte ben @sneralmaior
Sobn 8. Bates gum Naafoleer bes In
ben Rubefano getretenen @snerals
2eutnants Mbna q. @bafse. Brigabe.
@enssal u. %. @reeleb rtdt In Bates
uno Sberf Sames Nuen In @reelsp's
Ylab. General Bates tpirb nd&ffen
april oie Altersgren3s srrei9t babsu
uno 1T fur biefen 3eitpunft General
Bel, 2ommanbsur bsr Snfanteris. unb
2apanerie S9ule In 2sabenwortb,
2as.. gu ieinem Na1folser auseriehen.
@binefif&e 6 o m o n
an9efommen.
Heu Dorf, l. 6ebruar. Si'
2aiierI. &inefi&en @ommiRdre famen
beute Worgen bon Waibineton bier an.
Sic uuroen bon Der localeu 9ineRI@er
&efOrm-N Rotiaiion ~er,pfanaen unb In
oas Tiftb Mpe. 9otel selsitst, mo eir
sanaes Stodmerf FIR He reierbirt iH.
aar3 nod ibrer Nntunft jtattet
i6nen General 5reberid .. Grant
%2ommanbeur bss bfli&en 9eparte
ments, einen formelsn Befu9 ab.
q e..rbre&en nod Mot
aufgetIdrt.
RafbbtIIe. $enn., L. 6ebr
Der 2OHer Der Dor %unsefdbr cine,
Dode im Obio.GluB als 9ei9e aufgs
funoenen .5rau s. 8. Waenum fau
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
erf9ieBt It'd.

1prfoIf, 3d., 1. 6ebr. Der
friibere gtssntbfimer bes arlington
1otsls In @Iifabeth gitb, q. g., 30.
q. Sapper, eri9ob R& beute tn feiner
Wobnung. Ills Beueagruno wirb
tsmpordre @sifesf6runs a%rgelcmmer.
Or NOR so Sabre aft unb binteridbt
jsiue @ittue uno 8 QtnDer.