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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
GRANGEYILLE, Sites, OROFINO
May COME UNDER
The BIG STICK

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.--The as
tute officials of Uncle Sans law de-
partment have their weather eye
turned today towards the city of Kali
amazoo, Mich, where, according to
announcement. meeting of the pep
errnint oil producers Of Michigan and
the neighboring states Is to be held
for the purpose of organizing an es-
sential oil branch of the American
Society Of Equity. Importers and
manufacturers of essential oils in
other parts of the country have called
the attention of President Roosevelt
to the meeting and declare that 1t Is
for the purpose of fixing a minimum
price for. oil of peppermint. AS the
oil is an article OF interstate and ex-
port commerce any agreement among
the producers to regulate the price
would constitute breach Of the an
ti-trust law. and as a consequence the
growers who are in the movement
may find themselves afoul of the big
stick with which the president has
been getting after the bad corpora
lions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
JAPS AWED BY
Tree OF DEATH

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. 5.-The
Coreans are greatly exercised, accord
ing to mall advices from Seoul, over
the appearance of a bamboo tree
through the cracks of the floor of a
room last occupied by the late General
Min Yung Whan. Since the myster-
ious death of the general year ago,
the room has been kept closed, but
when It was opened a short time ago
the bamboo had already attained a
height of more than four feet. The
Coreans find parallel to this phen-
omenon In an event that occurred in
Song-do 500 years ago. when a patri-
OF defending the emperor was done to
death on stone bridge just outside
the city. Several months after his
death bamboo sprouted up between
the stones on the very spot where
the patriot had breathed his last.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
DELEGATES Will
FEAST ON APPLES

BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 5.-F'remont
Wood made round of a number of
orchards yesterday and found a great
abundance Of fine apples which could
be brought into town for sale during
Congress week. says the Statesman.
He estimates that from 1000 to 5000
boxes OF splendid fruit could be Sc
cured, including Wealthies and yell
low Transparents.
The growers have not been figuring
on bringing them as they did not sup
pose there would be market for
them.
Mr.. Wood says IL large quantity
Of these could be brought in, the fin
est display of apples ever seen In this
or any other town could be made.
The fruit Is free from worms and Is
large and perfect in every particular.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
Big Sale Of Sheep at Y.kim.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash. Sept. b.
Ernest Berg yesterday sold $500 sheer
OF all ages. Wright Brothers pur-
chased the lambs and the ewes and
the weathers were sold to a sheep man
named Hamilton Of Ellensburg. Berg
received 50 head for spring lambs
and$3.75 and more for ewes and wea-
theirs. Mr.. Berg would not state the
aggregate amount he received for his
flock but 1t is understood that It was
about $4,000. Mr., Berg will leave to-
day for Walla Wala where he Intends
purchasing flock Of about 10.00I
sheep.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
Canadian Telephone Convention

TORONTO. Ont, Sept. 5.--Dele-
gates from the cities throughout the
Dominion were present today at the
annual convention OF the Canadian
independent Telegraph association.
James B. Hoge, of Cleveland, Ohio,
president of the International Tele-
phone Association, told the conven-
ton of the success Of the Independent
telephone companies In the United
States.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

oyer married only a year and gone
INTO bankruptcy! How did It han
PEN"
IRVING to live up to the wedding
presents they received."-Town Topics
Poet-So you think l should got
more fire into my verses?
Editor.-My dear sir. quite the re-
Verse.-Boston Transcript.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
HatStyle

5000 mats Tor men. Would a new
hat smarter you up for the rest of
the season?
Choose 1t here. Choosing is easy
with all the good styles from every
body spread out before you. Choosing
Is safe. when you know that we prob
ably pay more for the hats we sell,
and get better hats in consequence
than anybody else hereabout.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
SPECIAL EASTERN EXCURSIONS
Via Q. r. 4 N. Co. and Union p,e;s.
Railway,

IN August Z. s. . and September
ana 10. round trip tickets will be sold
70 Chicago. st. Louis. Kansas CITY ST
Joseph. Omaha. Council Bluffs and
sioux City. also to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo for one limited
hrst class fare plus ten dollars, Fina,
limit going ten days. returning Octo.
Der 81. stopovers will be allowed
In either direction west Of the ME-
souri, river. For further information
call on or address C. w. Mount, gen.
eral agent. o. r. & N. Co. Lewiston
Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
Consul to Tahiti Wsd..

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 5.--A large
ana brilliant wedding today was that
OF Miss Emeline Kirkland Richmond
OF this city to Dr. julius DAME, Der
her. OF Selwood s. c. The bridegroom
was for number of years president
OF Roanoak college, and was recently
appointed American consul to Tahiti
Society Islands.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

EXPRESS for Portland. San
Francisco. Baker City and
all points East, departs. s.san
EXPRESS from all points
East, Baker City, San
Francisco. Portland, ar
ves oaiiy' '.'..r.''...'... a:45pm
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

Stella.-They say that at twenty
she was the observed of all obsery-
ers.
beiia.-Yes, and now at sixty. she
the preserved of all preservers,-
Town Topics
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
STEAMER LINES
Snake River Rout.

The present schedule for the O. \
& N. steamers between Lewiston and
Riparia Is as follows:
Steamers leave Lewiston at 700 .
M. daily, except Friday.
Steamers leave Riparia at 5:4oa m.
daily. except Saturday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

Good weather for bssr. Pacific bee,
70 good. Al the Tacoma.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29
ALL AT SEA ON SUBJECT.
conried Tells of Foolish Question
Asked Of Usher in Quebec
Show House.

Heinrich Conried was laying his
winter plans before a group OF
reporters. One Of the young men
asked a foolish question, and Mr..
Conried said.
"That question reveals your ig.
norance of music, doesn't it?"
eyes, ! suppose il does the re.
porter answered frankly. 81 con.
fess that don't know enough mu
sic to tell waltz from a march"
"Your question indicated all
that and more" said Mr.. Conried.
at reminded me OF a question
once heard in Quebec.
"a young man accosted an ush
er in Quebec theater long before
the commencement of the per
formance, and pointing to the
huge bass viol that leaned against
the piano in the still empty orches
ira, he said, excitedly:
Where is the best place to si
to get good sight of the man tina
lie going to put that fiddle under
his chinp" "A,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29

A cat will not look at a king, II there
10 a mouse In sight.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29
JOSHUA HAD A NEW FOOD.
He Wanted Some Boiled Wheat, and
Insisted ON Having II, But
Didn't Sncoeed. y

+Iucinda," said Mr.. Melstrum,
who, according to Youths Com
panion, had just returned from a
visit to q farmer friend in the coun
try, while was at Longley's !
ate some whole wheat boiled. 4
liked il better than anything !
ever tasted. He gave me small
paper sack of the wheat 80 we
could cook some ourselves. How
long will il be before supper is
readyw
"About half an hour" answered
Mrs. Melstrum.
"Well. well have some boiled
wheat, II you please. Here's the
paper sack"
"But Joshua, il will have to be
cooked in a double boiler, and"
81 don't care how you cook it.
I'm hungry for some more boiled
wheat"
"But see here, Joshua! IL Will
take"
at will FAKE lot OF cream and
sugar; ! know that. But we've
got plenty Of both. Put ii on right
away, will you?"
Without another word his wife
took the wheat, washed il, emp
tied IL into the double boiler
and set il on the fire.
At the end OF half an hour Mr.
Melstrum became impatient.
Lucinda" he called out from
the sitting-room, isn't that whea1
ready yet"
"Not yet" responded Mrs. Mel
strum.
"How much longer 10 il going t.
take to cook it?'
"Abut eleven hours and a half
That's what l was trying to tel
you, but you wouldn't give me {
chance. DO you want to wal
for it?"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29
JAPANESE OF EUROPE"
In Last Decade italy Has Made Best
Progress-constantly Gain
ing in Trade.

OF European countries Italy
has, comparatively, made the
greatest progress in the last dec
ade Italian finances are now in
healthy state and most of the
bonds of the government, of the
railroads and the municipalities,
ETC., held abroad, have been
bought back or redeemed.
The savings of the Italian PEG.
pie show large gains; manufac-
turing Industries have increased
amazingly. The abundant water
power is beginning to be used for
industrial purposes, largely for
the creation of electric energy.
Within the last decade the expor-
tation of manufactured goods has
advanced from s31 100000 to $780,
100000. The cotton factories not
only supply the home demand, but
export heavily to the Levantine
countries and to South America
Another cause of the better.
ment of Italy is the accumulation
Of property by the Italian emf
grants in the United States, Bra
zil, Argentina and othe2 coun
tries. Every year a large part OF
their earnings is sent home to rel
atives and for investment. One
half of the Italian emigrants re
turn to their native country after
they have saved a competency.
Some economists see in the Ital
ians the Japanese of Europe
They are constantly gaining il
trade with Turkey and other coun
tries of the Levant, and they hav,
strong aspirations for getting col
onies in Asia Minor and Africa.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29
Paid for Being Personal.

"You must find that impedi.
'ment in your speech rather incon.
venient at times, Mr.. Biggs?"
30, n-no; everybody has his lit
tie popularity. stammering is
IN mine; what is y'yours?"
"Well, really, l am not aware
that | have any"
"D-do you stir y.your tea with
your right hand"
"Why, yes, of course"
"Wwell, that is your p-pecul
iarity; most p-people u,use a t-tea
spoon" Stray Stories.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29
BERNHARDT LIVES IN FORT.
Great French Actress Spends strenu-
Gus Vacation on Bare and Rocky
Brittany Isle.

Sarah Bernhard has taken her vaca-
ton at her fort on Belle Isle, in Brit
tany. She went to this island on a
little excursion with friend ten years
ago. and before she left had made terms
with the proprietor to buy the old cas-
lie there, now called Ponlains.
Nothing could be barer and rockier
than the surroundings Of the fort then,
but Bernhardts magic will has made
fruit trees and flowers grow, though
her friends and the inhabitants seid she
never would. she elso has cultivated
melons and Vegetables, all under her
supervision Her days are spent in the
open air and hunting. fishing and ath-
letic games.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29
When Rdw.rd wa. Crowned.

King Edward, il has been ascer.
tanned, was crowned at the second
second of the second minute of the
second hour of the second day Of
the second week Of the second
month of the second half of the
second year of the twentieth cen
fury,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-03-29
F..ds Nobody.

1t is a grand thing TO have claim
to noble birth, but some OF those
who have it 60 hungry while the
low bred man who has nice soft
political berth gets fat 80
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26
.,Mmbe 1T Die erfte sarserpaiat.,.

Sieies ~gefliigelte @ort lit 5ueri
IN Den lngludstagen Dor lbunoeri
Sdbren lallt geporoen, ulo 5ipor II
elmer Sefanntma6ung oes oamaliqer
@oliperneitrs bon9erlin, @rofen Dor
S6ulenblrg. Sor ieinem SouIe II
Der 8ebrcnitraBe orGngten lid, tGa.
lid Saulenoe BON aberdeen, INN 5u
perlanige Ha6ridten iiber asSGid,
ial oes Scores 5u erbalten. ;3iIerI
lieB Der 8raf georudte Hadrihten
Del6e meiit %giinitig laiiteten, an lei
ne Sbiiren beften. Grit am II. Of
tober 1906 traf Elm @llrrier BON
&riegsi6aripIas eirr SEER bon Dor.
billie, Der Die gon5e tra1rige @ahr.
belt iiber Die Nieoerlage Dor S5enc
uno IuerltGot bruhte. Gin puni.
i6er S6reden erfiinte sic &eiioen5
ueberall angitpoa peritorte @eiidter
Niemano permodte 5u faiIen, mie cir
iol6es llngliid mogliG mar. Wterf.
WiirOigertpeiie ~perbreitete iif in oe,
folgenoen Na6t nod einmal eint
vSiegesna6ridt": Moqenoorf ion.
te ben SeinO poQltGnOig geldlager
baben. glm Iorgen bes IS. Sftobel
aber trat 6te niid]terne @irflidfeit
lnperbliimt 5utaee. Gin alien Stra.
beneden paren rot6e 3ettel angebef,
tet, Wel6e in lafonii6er &iirse oos
ungliiG meloeten: Ser &0nia fat
cine gataiae p~erloreu, jest lit &ube
Die erite 9iiraerpfTidt, id bite ba.
RIM. S6rlenburg." Iud Ser Na-
giitrat that beim Serannaben oes
Seinoes Elm l1ebriges: sn elmer @e.
fanntmadung bonn 10. OCTOBER Der.
bot er oen pfriegsluitigen" S~erlinern
ieoen @i0eritoto bel SooesItrafel
@raf S6ulenburg batte in5miiden
Berlin perlaiien ltno ieinen Sdnie.
geriobn Siiriten Sotfelb als 3ipil-
gouperneur eingeiebt. Ser erlieb MIN
cine Gbnli6e &unogebung mie iein
.Shtptegerpater: 49, SD berbiete
allies 3iiiammenlaufen, Sdreien oui
Der StroBe, aaes Sbeilnebmen an
Den 10 beridie0entlif einlanfenoen
4riegsgerii6ten; benn riibige Sol
Jung lit oermalen u1ier Cos, uniere
@ltsii6ten miiiien iid ni6t iiber oas-
ienige entfernen, mas in unIern
Maiiern porgebt, bieies lit unier ein-
siges boberes Sntereiie llno Die
gerliner gebpraten. Selbft sic to-
pferen Siirgergaroilten reipeftierten
roas @ebot in ibrer 8eiie. @ls elm
iolfer 8aroiit auf Yoiten i'm Sbil-
oerbauie eingeidlafen mar lrno elm
Sffisier linn 8orboltungen mafte,
erDioerte Der 9erliner nit trodenem
@it: r&ube lit Die ritegiireerpfIidt
= i'd jebor6e!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26
Scr Sricorid Sniicu=S bnrn,.

Den b06iten Sunft Oes 6eIObcr.
ges i'm SaOii6er. S6mor5malO
l6n1iidt betanntli6 Der 6rieoriG-
2uiien-Sburm Oeiien Gage jeBt ge-
3Gblt iinO, oa er infolge 8aufaillgfeit
a6gebro6en merOen uno neii erlte6en
loa. gs perlobnt iid, i6reibt Die
rStrabb. Soit", aus oieiem @runDe
mobl eli fleiner &iid6lid auf Die 0e-
lhi6te oieler lteinernen @arte. 9ie.
Ter moliige, ad)t Weter bobe, rlrnpe
rno 5innengefr0nte IltSliftspolten
pmroe 3n Gbren Der Sermdblung bes
@roBberSogs 6rieOrl6 init Ser Yrin-
seiIin Suite BON TreuBen I'M Sabre
1856 BON Den @emeinOen Der umlie-
aenoen Irhtsbe5irfe erbn1t nnO 1859
feierli6 eingetpeibt. Gs fniipft ii@
m Die eriten Sabre ieiner @riiten5
cine Gpiiooe, Die penig befannt fem
biirfte. gns in ben ied5iger Sabren
Die G~erbin0ung Der i6mei5eril6en
unb oeutiden 8ermeiiungsoreiede
beperfltelligt meroen ioate uno Ser
Shurm auf oem Selo6erg oils beion-
oers qeeignet bier5u ailsgeiuGhlt NOR
SEN tpar, empfano Der auf Der &igi
beobadtenoe idiueiaerii6e Sngenieur
Oensler oft iebr unangenebm, baB er
ie nah geleu6tung bes Sbitmes BON
Often ODER @eiten abpeibenbe &e-
filtate erbielt. 8lr5 entl6loiien
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26

reiite er 5unl SeiOber9 uto iieB ben
gar5en Sblirm, Inn cine gleidniGBi-
qeer gelelt6tunS 81 er3ielen, bon
oben bis itrten nit idmar5er Cheer
farbe onitrei6en. 0arob grofe @nt-
riiItung utb i6leiiniger 9eridt mad,
&arlsrube, nit benz Gerlan9en naf)
a6biilfe nno @enEgtbuung. Die Boz
6iide &%egierltng hefla9te li6 beim
I6mei5eriifen 9unbesratbe, ser iid
beetle, 5ll erpi0ern, oas Initreifep
bes Sbnrmes iei our6olts nidJt in
bostpiaiger 9lbiidt geideben. fonoern
in miiieni6aftlihem llebereifer; man
noIe germ oie Soften Ger Geiniauna
%be3ablen. Snfolge oeiien miiroe NIT
Gooo. Seifc uilp. cine eroBe @Gide
oes Sburmes beranitaltet, uno bier.
fir, iomic fir Die BEL oieier Irbeit
pertilqten 8etrGnfe Der S6neis cine
Hehnung BON 106 @liloen suaeItent,
meldle aith besablt muroen. Gem
csnaenielir Senaler iuuroe geitattet,
Bel fiinftigen @eobahtunaen Dem
Shurm einen idlpar6en IanteI an
suaiehen, ober anitreiden 0iirfe err
Inn nid)t mebr. Samtit mar oieIer
Gtreit erle0i9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26
8or Der &ir9meib f.
BON Clara 2utbmer 0inben,
fels).

NlSD.
OGIt.rer Nebel berbiint @dlb uni
5lur. Wie elm meibes Meer post er
iber Der gbene, dber er finft anm6blid
eur grbe nieber unb iiesrei9 bri9t Die
Dttoberionne bur9. Iamdbli9 ent>
ptdelt fi9 aug benz feinen Sunftmeer
in rei6en &onturen Der %rotbzbraun ge@
fGrbte Walb. Wei9 unb ppblts eebz
nen fi9 bic nod feu4ten Wiefen in Der
milben Nd9iommerluft. Hur bic abb
geernteten Selber uno bier unb ba Der
tpeibe Gar9 zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
erinnern an ben 6erbft. l1nb per trdfz
tise Duff bes tpe.fenoen 2aubes perz
mif9t nit benz berben 9eru9 bes
brennenben &artoffelfrautes tpel4
Itimmunsspoler feia fir uniere
Sinne!
Die &artoffeln iinb rberein" unb
iberan begegnet man sufriebenen Weie>
men. Sieie benz 8auern 10 mi6tise
&noaenfrudt 1T gut geratbsn unb
troden unb idDn mar bas Wetter benin
4usbaden, an benz @lt unb Sung
tbeilnimmt. Die 6%erbftferien Der &ins
Der auf benz Qanbe bebnen ii4 INNER
Biz CUR Rartoffelernte aus, neil babel
bic !9iHe Der atnber unentbebrli4 1T.
Wie piGtig unb sliidli4 belfen tie ba
auflefen, in SGde fammeln unb perz
laben = bas 9efiibl, Dab man iie
brau9en tann, maht lie ftola unb frObz
li9. 4ls leBte 5elbfru9t pirb Der
Oidtpur5 ober bic Gutterriibe seerntet.
Sn Iansen r~eseImabigen Meihen liegen
bic biden gelben urb pra9tpoa ROTH gez
fdrbten aDpfe auf ben Teleern, ehe lie
einsefabren tpcrben, unb baneben tdbrt
man9er nod ieinen 9anopasen nou
Wirftna unb Hotbfraut nit beim. Ser
DObnt finb unisre ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ni9t. Semitic unb &artoffein nit els
mem Stiid6en Gped baau nnb Comm
tags einem Stiidden Gleii4 i'm Sopf,
bas seniigt ibnen.
Cine Musnabme iinb bic Rir4peibz
taee, AL benen mir uns bier eben eifrig
%riiften. ST bas elm Pusen nnb 5ssen
unb 8%ettenionnen unb Heinigen Der
Seniter, bic ionft bas gauge Sabr niat
aufsema9t iperbtn! Die Wdnbe ges
fdeuert unb gepuBt. Srbentli4 tpobl=
.bGtig beriibrt ben p%ertnObnten Stdbter
0ieie Saeuerputb Der ionft ni4t iiber>
trieben fauberen 2anbbetpohner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26
Gbinas gu sarantiren, 1T bic Selegen>

.Gbtnas 5u 9ararttren, 1T bic 9eie9en%
Felt, Bic britif9e Sberhohett III
.S9ansbai gu ertldren ~enbsiiltig Dor
.bei, tpern ni9t l1mftdnbe, pte ite biel>
lei9t ni9t fern liesen, 9roBbrttannien
bic 8etpesunssfreibeit pieberseberl,
bic es gesentpGrtig bur4 bic polttii4e
Gage leiber ni@t bellbt.
9us grDBte 5ernfpre6<
m t Der @eIt. Sn 9amburs ppr
benz Oammtbor nirb i'm. nG9ffen
Sabre elm neues 9auptfernipre9amt
6em @erfebr iibsrseben perben. Die
les @mt, bas ale bisber auf feds
StubtGmtsr psrtbeilte 5ernipre4uns
i9liife aufnebmen ipn. it nit $4,000
Sbeilnebmern bas grOBte 8ermitts
lunasamt Der Welt. 8isber lit maa
nirsenbs iiber $4,000 biz 10000
S6eilnebmer binausgesanssn. Sur4
bieie 3uiammenfafuns mebrsrer Ism'
ter in elm 6auptamt unb bur9 cine
neue Dirt Der 8ertbeilung perben ni6t
nur 8etriebsfoften seipart. ionbern
fir bic Sbeilnebmer audi cine 8ereins
fa9ung unb 8ei9leunigunS Der ST.
Observation-Disclosures errei9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26

Slide biIben sic @olfs>
a bruns Der Sapaner. SIR fie
1T Ser 9enuB bon Sdueet6ierfleifd
cine 9euerung, Die nur fir rei6e 2eute
8ebeutung bat, uro unter bieien audi
nur fir foI6e, bie Dem Sleif4 pOr Der
.nationalsn Ndbrung Sen @oraug seben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26
Sm EDenmalo.
Serb It { T.
BON Conrad Gutter (Qi6ten
bera).

Der pflue f9neibet lange Burden
in ben fru9tbaren, f9peren 8oben; in
semehenem S9ritt iiberpinbst bas
Geipann Der &ibe bas auffteigenbe
@dergelanbe unb berf9ninbet tpieber
in oeiien Senfunsen. Sas rSar" unb
r9ctt" oes pfliigenben 8auern toni
nett bin in Die title 9uft btnein. Oie
leBten &artoffelfeuer fenben ibren
tpeibzblauen 3au9 in lanesesosenen
S4paben iiber bic lesren Selber. Wo
Der Bad bur9 Die fmarasonen Wie=
len aiebt, iteben i'm solbselben 2aubs
f9mud i9lunte. oft pbuntuitii9 se>
formte Pappeln, bic uns Die lie
aufre9t frei emporraeen = bic Stefs
bes 3aumes empfinben lufen. @is
nit langsn &ieienfineern lest bic i6on
tief ftebenbe @pnne lire S6atten iiber
ben lei9ten Sang binauf. Oprt idumt
elm tiefsriiner Si4tenf9las. nit benz
Der bepalpete 8ers beginnt. bic Sci
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leu9tenb baporitebenben 8dume ME
foitbare, pornebme S9muditiide err
f9einen. Sariber iiberfpannt Der
2aubpalb in leu9tenber Yurpurpra9t
bon iatten solb5raunen unb roitrptben
SOnen bur93ossn Die 9ergesbDbe. 9ier
unb bort fteben nod bic Giden als
grpbe CRIME Supfen ba5pif4en. Tein
seformte, betpalbete 8uppen i9ieben
'fi6 bintereinanoer, blaue S4atten, Die
ii9 in i9pere Mafen bertiefen obsr in
buftige SDne auflDfen, geitalten Die
plaitiI6e Surm bes Bibles. Die i'm
Sonnenli9t leu6tsnben unb medfeln=
ben Sarben Der 9erbitpdloer perlieren
Ii9 na9 Der Siefe in mottsolbene unb
roiarotbe SDne. Sariiber fliebt Die
refine, blaue Cuff, Die i'm tpeiten l1mz
'reis Der Some bon solbenem 2i9t
Dur6sogen lit. Wo Der 8lid, ber
Come abgetpanbt, iiber bic S6almulbe
i9pcift unb Die braunen Ieder, bon
grimm 8Gnoern bur9sogen, ben Sor<
men oes 9eldnbes fOl9en pDer ne iibcrz
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geditete Sbitbdume nit graugrinem
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Si!isran Dor benz ftablblauen Simmel.
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sef9Obenen fur3 une serunoet abfalz
.lenben 2i9tenberg ftebt bas brett selaz
eerte GenaihancezS 9lOb, balb bon ben
bp6en SGumen bes ben 8ers btnab5ie=
benben Yarfes berbeft. Stun liegen
iber 8erg unb S6loB bic tisfen,
bralnbiDletten S9attenmaiIen bes
friiben Nbenos, 70 bab bic sroB5iieiee
silhouette faft f9pars Dor BEN leu9z
tenben Simmel ftebt; fem siebt bic 2i@
ME Der Od9er oes an ben SUB bes
e9loHes ii9 anI9mteserben Sorfes
tiniiber gum trubisen 8ersfrieb.
&rdftDon unb nur fnapp geformt, itebt
has ay8pIperf" NIT Der Iatur ner<
Ua9fen; iebt Dersolben Die lesten
Strablen Der f9eibenben Sonne feline
Sinnen, bic in bic laue Cuff bes berrz
aeben Serbfttaees bineinrasen. Sbrsn
ganaen 3auber bat bic Nutur e%ntfaltet
unO Dor uns ausgebreitet, bamit mir
uns nod einmal fattieben tOnnen on
ibrer pra9t;~sbe fie ii4 nieb.r in Die
erbubene @infadbeit ees Winters fleiz
bet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26

Cine 3abnflinit sur Il n.
teriu6una unb 9ebanbluns oer@cltsz
fdiiler aeoenft Der StaOtratb in8arlsz
cube unter Mitfpirtung Oes 3abnGr5tz
(ihen 0ersins ins 3ebsn gu rufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26

tpelae ben beiten @uf s%enofen, Dem nnternebnlen bors
~tanben. Gin abnliaes @sidaft i'm Sfen, mo- Die Sad
lase lanse ni6t 70 s~infis mar ue bier, erwies f6 als
iebr bortbeiIbaft. @ir freuen uns, beute lagen gu
tonnen, bab unier llribeil ridtis mar. Die Sabrit,
pel6e Se indianapolis Gompofte 8rid Company an
Ser Somsiteao strabe srbaute, 1T in ieber Sint9t
fubfantionea. Die rieisen Mai@inerien fnS Die pratt
tildten, Sauerbafteiten unb aus Dem befen Stabl se>
fertist. SIN 9anseu senommen if Die Inlase cine Der
artise, bab SnOianapOlis auf Die elbe iolj lein fam, 10
bb fd bisIeIbe fur Die Mttien> snbaber ais cine quite
GrtraasqueIe %erpeilen tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-26
sSSnoianapolis Gompoiite &rid 81.
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