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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
How One Bright American Woman Saw Westminster Abbey

I had firmly made up my mind would not visit Westminster abbey.
 The private school went to when ] was about sixteen was responsible for that
 We had an examination in English, and the subject of the theme was, 'Describe Westminster abbey accord ing to (somebody or other's) account of it'
 The description had been read to us one day in class. and 1t certainly was dreary. After mentioning in what cen tury this bit of stone was added and that bit was chopped off 1t went on to state that architecturally Westminster abbey was a frozen dream of beauty"
 That settled it for me on the occa- sion of my first visit to London. which was during the merry month of March. at a time when anything frozen was hardly likely to appeal to me-whether architecture or more fog and rain.
 And this time I made up my mind I wouldn't see the old thing anyway. Every American who comes home makes a fool of himself over West
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

 you get some decidedly picturesque ef" fleets in language as well as in history.
 This Is the toomb of Hanne of Bo~ eemiar!' he vociferated for the benefit of tagging couple Please ave the kindness to come this wy" And W" listen to a rapid fire account of Hann@ and gaze on her placid features, worn to universal chubbiness by the inVes- tigating hands of preceding centuries.
 The tomb alongside was once COW cred with gold leaf. which was picked off by the covetous hands of 'Enry the Alto. as the verger informs us. And, really, of all the monarchs who ever had 10 do with Westminster abbey, King Henry has succeeded in leaving the most striking memory in the tour ist's mind-not for what he gave to the abbey bur for what he took away.
 He must have spent the spare mo- ments when he was not beh sading his enemies or courting new wives in wan derlns around Westminster abbey picking off gold leaf, removing crowns of solid metal and substituting glass for gems wherever he discovered the latter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

minister abbey, and I hate to walk in beaten tracks and see the sights that every one else sees.
 If I had my way I would create my own little exclusive Europe for my own little exclusive self,
 But 1t was the Scotchwoman who finally compelled me to change my mind.
 If ye hae your doots about Scotch woman's persistency coom 10 me. lassie!'
 She lives with me. you see, and that gives her quite an advantage
 Every morning over the fnnan had de. which she adores and which she insists upon having regardless of it's fragrance. she would begin in this wise.
 Now today would be fine for the abbey or You may say what you like. but you'll regret it all your life if you go home without seeing the ab- bey"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
He Wns q Gay DespoIler.

r q wonder to me he didn't de- scend into the very tombs themselves and 3espoil the dead. But. then. poor man we musn't be too hard on him, remembering how close pressed he mus have been with all those wives clan bring for pin money and Jewelry.
 Dear me. hls debts must have been something awful!
 And there was the abbey glistening w,.h richness like a lump of gold In r sunlight. Perhaps some lady re- r 7ded him of its possibilities and t0ted rather strongly that she would
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

pardon me-and following in his wake you are at first careful not to step on the engraved tablets which fill the flooring but finally you are forced to give that up or you cannot proceed at all, there are so many
 And the wonderful old tombs with snub nosed ef1gies of prelates or mon archs. said nasal appendages having been worn off by the hands if impious or r7"rolv curious vandals! It Is all so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

"v erpoweringly old with that deep deadly an- tiqueness which makes even the most patriotic American feel like a parvenu.
 Every stone has its history, and the verger. rattles them all off. at first in carefully aspi- rated English md then. as he sees time pasa and a fresh party waiting for him in the distance lis h's grow ut
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

home. WI Tn T tolu you so.. two months after his death she had married again, and after living joyous ly to a ripe old age as the verger dis creetly put 1t. The lady decided to be buried elsew'ere"
 At this point the Scotchwoman poked me In the ribs for the twelfth time and whispered Now aren't you glad you came?"
 Doesn't 1t make you furious to have people say. T told you so" when yoe know they were right?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
PRETTY SUM MFR DRESS.

appreciate a few yards of gold leaf or a pound of jeweled mosaic with which to conciliate her dressmaker.
 And so he was tempted and fell!
 But. anyway. 1t was only case of despoilinR the dead. And who would
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
Oh, Ho, For the Abbey.

Finally. gave in, only granting nv self a last chance by saying that if lt rained l would not go.
 Alas, 1t did not rain! There is limit to the wet season even in Lon don. and that g past
 So we went. I'm mighty glad We did
 Oh. why do people write prosy de
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

scriptions that make you hate places before you see them2
 1 would never have forgiven the au- thor of that schoolroom reading if he had made me miss the abbey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
Crockery Department.

Monster ze clear glass Water Pitcher will hold hreequarters gallon and just what the ordinary family weather Special sale while they last at each . . 49c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

'"t rather face the wrath of the de- parted than the living. breathing hys- terics of the living2
 An, yes, King Henry was a brave man. but not lion hearted enough for thati
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

Of all the wonderful, quaint old places,
 It is a perfect mosaic of tombs- large. small. royar or merely celebra- ted. You chose a guide-a verger;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

We are accustomed to think of the titled danes of ancient days as stiff Msaged dowagers so tightly laced into their stomachers and whatnots as to exclude not only breath, but ordinary human feelings as we'll
 In plain American, Get that idea out of your mIndsi"
 Jealousy and spite exist even in the abbey
 We passed before a singularlv lop- sided monument shaped somewhat like table At one end, perilously near the edge, reposed a stone lady all dressed in her Sunday ruff and with her hands stif1y joined, the thumbs pointing heavenward Next to her slumbered a stone gentleman, his hands elasped in a similar pious attitude, but next to him, alas, there was a wide chilly space with no occupant, which destroyed the balancd effect of the monument considerably
 The inscription told us that here re- posed Sir So-and-So and his first and second well beloved spouses, Deborah and Joan.
 All right for Deborah but where was Joan? We gazed at her deserted con tugal place with severe disapprovaI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
Cream Mohair

BENCH CREA M MoHAIR, plain and fig ured. Very bright lus- tre. Our regular 75c grade, the yard. .49c
 45 INCH CREAM sECILIAN, now popular for skirts. A beautiful material with fine finish. Values up to $1.25, the
 ard. =. .79c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

had designed the chaste m o nu- ment during his II f e time and. feeling himself at the point of death, had add ed the inscrlp- tion. He did not order loans statue made i'm mediately. for he wished 1t to be a likeness of her at the age when she died and joined him and his first beloved spouse in their new heavenly L UVa L
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

PERSIAN LAWN WAISTS Daintily trimmed in lace or medallions, open back or front, short or long sleeves. Several different styles in this lot. Val ues up to $7.O0. Your choice .$3.98
 LINGERIE OR LAWN WAISTS Some with embroidery and tucks, others prettily trimmed in round thread lace, Elbow or long sleeves. Open back or front. $500 values. Your choice SAYS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
At the Economy Section.
2,OOO YARDS BLEACHED DOMESTIC


 Full dressing and finished cbp gadebu al
  mche quality in patterns Worth 7oc 2OOO goods and will wash without il and - 6 MARSELLES SPREADOny 50 full IA ell Spread lovely Impossible duplicate price selling them Worth $3o0 each .$198
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

LINEN, LINGERIE OR LAWN WAISTS-In this lot you can find almost any style that you may wish. A handsomer line of medium price waists cannot be found. $3.00 values. Your choice at =. .... ..... .... .$1.49
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

LAWN OR LINGERIE WAISTS Lace or embroidery trimmed in all the late and wanted styles, vast assortmnent to select from. Values up to $1.50. Your choice =. -. =. =. =. =. ..98c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
White Goods

5000 yards White In dia Linon, 32 inch wide, Sc grade, the yard ..oc
 100 PIECES 40 inch White Linen finished Lawn and 32 inch fine India Linon, F l2c grades, special at ...lOc
 10 PIECES 38 inch White Soft Finished Lin gerie, regular 25c grade, the yard ... loc
 1000 yards 46 inch White French Batiste, only one dress to a custo- mer, 25c grade, at the yard ... ......' loc
 1000 yards 46 inch White French Batiste, only one dress to a custo- mer, 25c grade, the
 yard =. ..... .l9c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

SMART LINGERIE WAISTS Elaborately hand embroidered and lace trimmed, Elbow or long sleeves. Many styles to select from. Values up to $25. Your choice today ... :. .....$15.00
 LINGERIE WAISTS -Exquisitely trimmed in lace or hand embroidered back and front, long or short sleeves, sev- eral styles to select from. Values up to $11.00. Your choice -. .... .$7.50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
How it All Happened.

The verger enlightened us. It ap- pears that the worthy gentleman, with that tact which cha-act"riZes his se~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
100 Piece Dinner Set.

Tomorrow only buy beautiful American Rose decorat ed and gold hnshed handles and knobs Dinner Se including 1O0piecestha is cheap $1250 for .$998
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

WHITE LAWN WAIsTs-Qmte variety of pretty patterns in embroidery and lace trimmed. Also tucked front and back. Open front or back, all sizes, $125 values, at ... -. ........7 .75c
 LAWN OR PERCALE WAISTS Tucked and embroidered, open back or front, complete run of sizes, big line to select from and extra good values. Worth 75c, your choice ... =. ... ... .49c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

TrlbflG'e pe6-3Iarsr esaftfk sursb zoe
seudbIter Sugor surst 20. 80 4taxs tm
Our9f8nttt I8; 9 Hs Q 4frxs tn Izr4s
i9nitt 1876; 10 Biz IL RfmsS tm Dsraf1xtH
1bie; s Ffanb tn, xsirGi9stt, idmaei, 1876.
8 Rtiah tut Drr1i6xtt. i4naai. 49,.
eped, gmsI.-SepdsI.es, 8 bn 10 2tuh
I'm DurGi&ntt. i7}e; Is BIC IL Ri,xb tm
Dur&i9uttt, I4fs.
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Xn0&eI 16s.
S@naab - u zseress-I. dual. lie; q.
onaittn Let: 8. nasIitM 1T.
6@nItern-GxeI. Gsreb. Is pts 20 sFaxh
I'M Dur&i9nstt, Lee: 1s Htuxs Etrefaxtt.
lie, 10 bts IL Bfrxb 12e.
9ep6deItes g~@metrefaid - RaoaesIofss
6anep Big s2b. 90; 4Iarss 1eax s1s. 90; Gauss
Lp 5000; Short SIsu $3.50; yuupi
s1S 90.
Barie - gerdu3erte Sratpryt 90.
5ran,farter 7}e; Bologna ta Sarrnes 7}- 10
&u9 6xe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

gewdbIter Einaotbb 32.s5-2.85.
Drbtndrer bts gutter 1tzotbp 81. 60-l.T
Rotber 2Ieeiaraen 20 .0o-7.6o.
gnsli6er 2Ieeiansen $3.50.
AIibfe 3Ieefar1en $8.00-S.66
MfaIfa 9Ieeiamen $S.00-10.00.
Eeiber 2leeiamet $500.
Sancb 3entuep 8Iangras S1.60-l.R
BIausras IN gbah 7be.
GnsIf&es BIausras $3.50.
Dr9arb @ras s.. 70-1.e6.
NeS Top IN GbaH sl.25-1.7.
2afer Rom 7be-$1.00.
Au1ber Su&errobr Sonsea SI.00-l.2a.
Netbes unb geIbes 3srn $1.0C-l.S5.
Seb Sob gnfiIase $i.1o-l.25.
Com peos $l.7B.
BILLET lao BIS $l.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

sugar G,reb e9tstsH Grips nuaIitdt:
1870 Etunh l5}: IL 4fsab l5As; l0-ll
Bfunb i6}: 8uette naaittM ! Sole 4iRxt
&c; IL Yfunb l6e /: u Efsmb Lie : 10
Yfunb 1<e.
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Q BIS ID Hfunb 1c3e.
sped-3Iare eettex. 30 ID 20 yinah Ia
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lle; 3Iase HR6ea. as ID 60 4imh. l2}e,
SHADES II ID 10 pfsnb l2ls; Aws gsRam I
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

UrHNes @inSHssi@-EseHss4s 0f<ss - ea
&c; 9,sf:gs Gtiess 9-6is ; 1tsfias Nfxbc
$50 bB zoo RtaxD 7e; bssfss &Aas zoo
BIS $50 Ffano SIC xabe $50 ID 80 ptass
&; Sitter gorbsrpsrta 62s. SNss 3hstess
ssvrssl lie, Rtxb esxtssutsstsI 1o3s. Ntsh
gorserutsrtsI 6e, Rub Bsshesvtsrsel 0is Sn9
9~5tteruterteI g..
Srftss 3aIbHeiiG-&aIbss exc. 1tntsr'
p.crtel 18c. BorberpSerfeI Sc.
6t.&es S9afHeii& - 8dsnnE ~ 4tgxe
l2c /; S&afe SIC; e4exfsI l6e; Na6B, aSa,
lSe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

SnbtGnapsIiB 3afeeEnte
Oeu6bnI. Bis gutter l0-12e; prtxsa bts st
wdbIter l-l6e ; Gan9 62t-S6e, &oGess
peIou Is tts 22e. Scna 2S-82e.
Sx Badetsx:
Nrtoia $15. q. 2ioR S1l.25, Series slB 90
4araeas ia. 80, DiumortbI y1l.B 10, Date
Sara Biens $500, GEintar SaSa gIent,
s1b.75. Durica $l6.75.
Huder-Domtnoes 1870; etafaatsx 8 10
SuIuertfrter 5.52e; xxxz puIpsrtFxt@ h.b7s,
ietxer sraxulirter 6.22e; gubes 5.s7s; Sss,
fsetioxers' u safe; Hibsepoob H::6.o2s; $50
mtg Y 1 .sae; empire G4.e7e; SbssI asss
SoIbex 8 4.s2e Gtxbfer egtra 9 ATS,
Hisseuoob 9 i.7ae; peIber 6 6:e2e; Is GEL
tsr LAT.
0etrodnete Sri9te--AepfeI. an Der Gcne
setrodnst. Sc; Sobannssbeerex o. Btk 8 &c;
gtrom 1se BIB zoe; Rofxex. . grppxs sss
Pfunb. 7e, 9 GrotuR 7}e. 1 Gromn TIC Is0.
r~senfreis sebis se, GaIifurxia 1useatsl 7s<si
Guiana s1e. trpsytirte euItaxa lie bts Or,
California Hprtfoien Sc BIB lac.
Ganbpe6HG etanseu eeuti@t 7e; Eres
esr semi@t &c; Banner Tuta &c; srsaw
Bonbous lie: Ns. Q Cream cerii&t 10<
saHe-prosiI nea lie BIB lac; 6iterts / G
RanbeIm IA: met3f&oIsse AaxbsIx l5f.
Sorban RanbeIn l6e; Reaxuts te tss ssS
ser6aete 7e BIB Be-; GusIi9e BcIx8Hs e}e.
etdrie-4earI. 8}e. Gbansptoz slst. 1 asa
8 Ffsnb Radete 8. 4orx, l Rtb. 4aGsts,
4X-sH.
RtdIes-2400 TN Sas 70 |; 1900 TIA Gag
$3.50: 1900 tm QaIofaS $3.50; 200 10 6dt
$3.50.
efRs-Ra4 (4e Gr. zeH). Sat. Ia per
0d1oxe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
Ceherrei@,ungarn
Der fretf tn
men.

praa, 8. Sept. Bet benz Streit
Der Roblenardbsr 1T B6bmerl gsbt g
fE rmif& 3u. gs fam mebrfa9 iogar
su 59iebersisn awii9sn ibne1 uno
@ensoarmen. Wan befir6tet, oaB Der
STREET. fi4 auf oas gan3e bbbmii6e
Roblengsbist ausbebnt. Die 4oblsn'
qrdber psrlanssn ftir f9 einen Nini'
ma0obn bon "a @snts uro ~ @ents
fur BITE 6elfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

@eIi&torn - Eertaufspresie: is ned sa
NuaItt6t. $3.50.
3Gfn-sd@dIt 82-8bc; IN Sss ksbrsn
l 0.60-$i1.50 t1 Tonxs.
NtIet Sertaufspreie: ~. 00-ss.oo
xunotbb-Beriaufsprete; Sl5. 00-19.t co.
etrob- 4reHe. ie mad BEN Crab. b OIL
len, &6.00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

Aepfa- 81 .00-8.00 per 5ob.
Banamen $1.75-2.25 ; netxe 4l-s1.26.
Gstronen a. 5000 psr &tRa
Dronaen - $4.60-6.60 pss &sfe.
ginea pIes-$a! 76-$3.@ bic Rife.
DafermeIonen, loo unb 26e.
gfri&s $i.5o-2.2i pei 1uibeI.
Snbiana GantaIopes, 81 BIB 81. q bas Sab
gHaumen 81 81 Bis So per 0uibsI:
1irnen, $1.a5 per BuibeI.
Oemate.
Crime B~obmen-6oe Der BulbeI.
Rotae WIben 2bc per Dutenh Dun4eS.
GeIerp-5e Bis 81 bas Stid.
Rraut &c per Sab.
8~lumenfobl $1.26 pa 8uibeI.
@urfen - 26-30c rsr Oa4eRb.
eolat - 8b Bic Soc per BuibeI.
3wiebeIn Notbe umb weibe $1.2S per
Bfunb; epanii&e 8wtebeIn 81 go
per Rife.
geterNIie I6-c0e per Dutexb Nux4e3.
HartoHeIn-$2 90 per got.
RabieIe zoe pei Dutsxb.
Sptnat - 81 per Gab.
GtstartofTeIn = Tirstnia S8.S5; 8aIti'
more S2.0--2.76; Seriep $3.50 $4.00
pee Sat.
tomatoes 50c-6ce per BufbeI.
@ritnes 2orn, 10e bas Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

Duttes, Hses xae 0sH2sel.
ndabIer be3abIeH teIeexbs VseHs:
Irti@e @ier-l54e psr Outexh.
oloner 9}c. ..e6sxe (. Txytets -6-l0t,
Gaten 7c, @dnie DC.
Butter - Country. ID Sssa:assp % /,
0taia 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
9it &toolte
Se6nt iid anf ale Yrupinjem auf Cuba aug.

gususHumss.e sniaion. GroBfHrit muB uereiien. = Grober STREET ausse'
bruttn Ser Soblenaref tn gDbmen. = Sauwn auf benz yufan. =
BGpfide guGe. = 8rebs lit bel6ar. = B~ferbeaeft SfanbaI. - Sells
armse GongrtB. - grHnoung elmer neuen Nr6eiersBartei. = Gin gutter
Mnfang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

= Diej0Wsrbaftunseri I'm Sabre
1905 betrussn In @rob.Nstu yori
1913. 356. mas rnesfd6r 5 pro3ent Der
gefammtbsp6lterune ausma&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
Staliea.
Bar 9 G.

Verftgu1g ne1enoen Srarfe sur 'oe'
tdmpfung Der Jsinoe benhsen mub.
tuelde He ben Snnen unb bon auben
angreifsn."
Gas III Der 5auptinbalt elmer guae.
tuelae papf pius K. an BITE General.
Congregational bes Seiuitsn'O roens
ianbte. tpsl3e auiammentrat. einen
Hadfolysr fir ben perifOrbenen Sc
fuiten, General Batter 9ouis Wartin 3u
ermdblen.
Die 0erfammlung finbst I'm Ssut=
i9en prteffers@olegium HIATT. Die
BuQe tuuroe bon @ensral.8 ifar Rug
gsro 5reooi berleien.
pater Rubo!pb Msper bon g .2ouis,
patsr 5reboi unb Batter DO. abel bon
Wien finb bic Saupteanbbaisn fir bas
amt bss Ssfuiten-@ eneraIs.
WarpffG.
Sin gutter u ang.
Sanser, 8. Sept. Der Sultan
bat befoblsn. baB bic Selabenbdnbler
In ben 2erter ~9euorfen unb bic Sclas
ben bsfreit msroen. iowis TIRE S&ife
in marotfaniidsn 6dfsn einlaufen.
Dies if ois srfe 8siolgung oes gnt.
i9sios Der 2onfsren3 bon Alssciras.
HuBlano.
O rob ir mus berreten.
g t. petersburg, 8. Sept.
@robfirf Wlaoimir, Der als JHbrer
Der reattiondren 6ofclique befannte
O6sin bes 3aren. muB auf 8efehl oes
6erri9ers Rublano auf Elm Sabr bets
laHen. Surd fetn uafss. ausIdwei-
fenbes 2sben bsridttet semoroene
@roBfirf bat es ndmliG in Der lsbtert
3eit 10 toll setrisben. baB feline Muf'
fabrung ielbf In ben 2reiien Nlp'
oride1 peruriaht, bic in ibm ben Ret
ter oss Nbiolutismus isb.n. Der gr3.
&sattiOndr. Der saon isit Wonatsn
nidt msbr b6ais nidtsrn 9etuoroen III,
benimmt H9 ME Elm Wabnfnni9er.
2hr3lid brang er, total bstrunten. In
bie 8smdaer bss 3aren Elm unb brobte,
ben Ssrrf9er bar43ubauen. neil ber'
fsIbs R9 seusissrt bate. ben Admiral
4lsrsisw gum Warinsminif.r TN Ra=
binst Stolppin 3u MAIDEN. Ils Gene.
raj 8repop. Der 2ommanosur Der ga.
Iafuaas, ftd BEN &aienosn entgsgsn'
Hente, tpuroe CT bon bemIelben 3u
Boosn ssf8lagen, unb es beourfte Der
bereintsn 4ntrengunsen bon 3ebn d.
Hsieren uno Sololtsn, um ben bstneips
ten Dhtbert& 3u ertfernen.
San3en au .etnem
Cult n.
6 t. petersbur9. 3. Sept.
gs III bemerfensmsrt6, bab troB allen
Blutp.rqiebens uno Saredsns i'm gam
3en 2anoe bic NuRtbaqen uno @afes
Der 9auptRaot a0ndatli& bon 8ergnit.
gen iu9snbsm publitum 9sfaCt Hno.
Den 6remosn muB es 10 bortommen,
als Oh ben Ruhen isbss moraliiae &C.
fhbl abgebe. Gin Bruber bes premiers
Stolppin lentt In Der vIouoie Wremia"
bic Mufmertfamt.it auf oteies eigenar-
tiae 0erbalten fsinsr 2anosleute. bie
inmitten Der furdtbarffsn 2rifis F&
amaFren. als Oh He bies Aaes ni&ts
ansebe. Die Dsrf9w6rer, uel&e ben
premier 3u tbbtsn periudten. berbra&'
ten oie Na9t DOR benz alternate In
einem @afs. Stolppin meint. es let tn
&ublanb INNER 10 gemeien. Dab Diff
siere am Worabenbs Der Sala4t ibr
@.lb fur Bier uno S4naps ausgege.
ben bdttsn, tpomit barbenotn Gamilien
bdtte gsbolfen tueroen f6nnen. Gr be.
ssianet oiss ais ben Self. Der bic Dr.
aisn bss Mittelalters tnfpirtrte, tD1b'
renb Sauienbe Der peft erlagen.
CeferreiG .llngarn.
Der RohIen retf tn
E6bmen.
prag. 8. Sept. Bet benz Streit
Der Roblsnerdbsr TT B6bmerl gsbt e
Ill rmiI& au. gs Tam msbrfa9 io9ar
49, ..A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
SAiFSnamri9ten.

Rem BORT: Oscar Il" bon @openta'
gen.
@~ottetbani: .Stdtsnbam" bon Heru
Uort.
plpmoutb: .@taf Walberiss" bonodm'
burg na&igaep Dort.
2onbcn: ,Wtnnebdba" bon Rem BORT.
Bremen: vWnrbaroRa" bon Teu ynst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
perbefIetf9. StanbaI

6annober, 8. Sept. 6Ieii9.
itanoal uno tein gnbs! Den gnt.
bHIuneen Der lsbtett Wo9sn ibsr bic
ungsfebli4s U%erarbeitung BON pfsrbs'
fsii9 tn Dhrfte unb anbere priIerbes
ipGfen foIst nun oie WsIoung aus
Wefp6alen. baB bic bortisen Bebbrbsn
elmer gan3e1 Ieri&m0rung bon Sdnb'
Tern auf bic Spur sstommsn iei. tpsl9s
ibre Yrooutte nod allen Sbsilen
Deutf&lanbs psrisnben unb bur9uegs
pfsrosfeii& benibep. Cine ifaatsan'
walti&aftli9e unteriu9ung ftsbt bsbur.
2rebsiR betIbar.
R6In, 8. Sept. Or. Otto
S&miot III IS selunsen, In sinsm
Nebltbau, Der fi9 bauptId9lid auf
pfan3en bilost, ben 2rsbs. gaailus gu
3i9ten. Der, tuenrl er auf Sbtsre tibsr.
traser rrirb, ben s9ten 2rsbs sr3sugt
I'm elmer untsrrebuna. bis Dr.. S9miot
bate. iaste er u6rtli9 folsenbss: sd
bin Der grfte. Der bic embedding &C.
ma8t bat. bob Der 2rsbs auf ttnfilias
Weiis BET Sbisren er3sust usrosn
tann." gr 3eiste benz gor,efponbsn.
ten mebrsre Sbisrs, auf bic sr arsbs
bura giniprissn %ibertrasen bate unb
srtldrts. baB ieiner Hni9t nod 2rsbs
iebt beilbar TT. Seitosm Dr.. S9miot
ben R~rsbsbasillus sntosdt bat, bat CT
NIT einem ebsnfaus bon ibm srfunbs.
men 9eilmittel erfolgrei9e grpsriments
angeffeat, bod eine %boafdnbise 6si-
lung bon 9rsbs if aud bsuts muir bann
m6gli&, tuenn bic 2rant6sit ni9t 3u
nett DOrgef&rttten 1T.
Wo ote 2rsbsgei9utire alt tuarsrl,
bat Gr. Samtbt bic tueitere ausbrti.
tung Der @si&mtire bsrbinosrt, unb In
benz aIsemeinsn Bsinosn bss Rrantsn
trat cine geheruns Elm. Ct bat Be.
trefs oes bon ibm gebrau9ten DELL.
mittels tetns ndhsrsn Mngabsn ge.
maat. ionoern nur bebauptst, baB e
tstn Serum III.
Mnoere beoeutenoe bisRse aer3ts Der.
balten fta Der bon Or. S9miot &c.
maaten wi9tissn gntosdung s.sen'
iibsr iebr r~eisrpirt.
q e Il bung elmer rteue1
arbetterpartet.
2bIn, 8. September. Die Grim.
bune elmer reuen Mrbeiterpartei, BITE
fir3lt9 bon. paHor Stbdsr une ben
0srren Wumm uno 6ran3 8sbrsns gs.
Iesentli& elmer pripattonfsrsn3 I'm
rbsinii3.wefpbdlii&en Snoufrisssbistt
anserest muroe, psruriadt ben so3ia'
lifen argeB Ropfwsb. 8.brens Bat In
etua 200 Bsrfammlunsen bereits aeqer
5000 6timmen 9eiammelt. unb man
erwartet allsemstu. oab rie 8smsgunq
au9 auBerbalb ibrss @eburtsortes TOR.
ten Anflans finosn mtrb.
betIsarmee=3 onareB
Berlin, 8. September. Eit
6eilsarmee wiro I'm Wonat Nobembe,
stnsn noroeurOpdii@en 2onsrsb In
Berlin abbaltsn. IS 1T Der erffe Tel,
ner Art uno ioa bte Dsrtretsr Der ir
ben noroii&en 2dnoern befebenbsn Or
gantfationen p~ereintgen. 5auptfd9lid
fommsn Deutf@lano, S9wsosn, Nor,
mesen uno!D dnemart In gstra@t. Sr
NuBlanb maj bic 6eilsarmee 6tsbe,
ni9t sebuIoet.
@rpBbritannten.
@rober STREET, ausqe.
bro9en.
garhtft @alss, 8. Sept. =
Glftaufeno Mrbeiter In ben 2oblenberg'
tpsrtsn bss Rbpmnsb.S bales Rno beut
an ben Streif gesangen aIs protei
gsssn bic Anfeluns bon Ni9tunion
leuten. 3ebntauienb tusitere Mrbeite
tn ben bena&bartsn Roblengrubsn pa
ben bic grtidruns abseaen, baB He an
Gtsnffas aus glei9en @rtnben bic ar
belt nieberleser1 merben. Wan beftr9
tst, baB ber san3e 6arbiHsr Robteft
btffriet tn Witleibeni&aft se3oasn tpsr
ben tutrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
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