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The daily sentinel., 1906-07-25
THE DREYFUs DRAMA.

If the story of Major Dreyfus had
been written as fiction keeping to the
facts of his life as they developed
from the time of his trial to the res
toration of his command and his dec
oration by the Legion of Honor. men
would have said such a career was
impossible under the conditions of
modern civilization. Yet the world
has seen the story. knows its truth
and marvels scarcely at all.
The first chapter was his accusal
and conviction of being a traitor in
the employ of foreign nation, be-
traying military secrets for a bribe-
the base of the charge being a forg-
ed document. He was degraded from
his rank, sentenced to exile on bar
rem island. kept in solitary confine-
ment for years and subjected to all
the indignities attached to criminals
of this class. Through a strange turn
in the wheel of fortune he found
defender in Zolo, the novelist, whose
famouc accusations of the men who
convicted Deryfus started storm
that stirred all France. Ultimately
came the return of Dreyfus. his re-
lease and partial acquittal. to be fol-
lowed finally by complete acknowl-
edgment of the injustice done him
| and such reparation as could be made
for all his long years of physical sur
fering and mental torture.
The American mind does not grasp
the political maze through which the
story has led its chief characters: nor
is 1t possible for an American to COM
prehend the system under which such
monstrous injustice could be pos
sible; but it does grasp the signif-
canoe of the fact that the French re-
public was big enough and strong
enough to unravel the tangled thread
of forgery and perjury and conspir-
acy, and finally to acknowledge the
wrong done before all nations. The
finale marks a step in the old world $
progress Lake Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-25
MOUNTAIN WATER.
Water Commissioner Arthur II. Stolx.
es Has Something TO Say Re
garding the Kannah
Creek Proposition.

The articles in the Weekly News of
July 21 headed "Options Secured
and "Vedder Gives Facts" seem to
the writer to be likely to create an
impression, If they do not prove the
fact, that the council, in case of an
affirmative vote on the ordinance. will
proceed to close on the options, and
If they can change the point of diver
sion, proceed to build the pipe line. A
strong impression is also likely to
be created that the town of Grand
Junction will then be in a position to
divert $50 inches of water per. sec
ond of time practically all the time
by reason of said purchase. 1t will
soon be too late to ask the council
what reason they have to believe that
this purchase will supply the town
with this amount. but It is not too
late to draw attention to the fact that
the vote will be practically on a Kan
nah creek proposition, and that 1t is
probable that neither the council nor
the public knows much more than the
writer does as to the flow of the
creek.
believe that the evidence of the
water commissioners. present and
past. and of the residents on the
creek, Will prove that almost every
year the amount decreed to priority
No. is reduced so per cent by short
age during the driest season. This
right amounts to 500 inches, and
hence the low flow of the creek, as
far rs we know, is probably 299
inches at the present point of diver
sion. Ii is quite probable that the
loss in transit from the head of the
proposed pipe line to the present
point Is great, some enthusiasts say
probably so per cent. If this is true.
and the writer has no more knowl-
edge than others on the subject, we
should have at the pipe intake a min
imum of 60 inches. But what would
the town get of this amount II ii
bought the socalled ESQ inches? 1t
would get 15S inches and 442 would
be carried down to supply 221 inches
to the owners of the balance of pri-
ority No. 2. 1t would take $50 in
ches at the pipe line to supply the
town with $50 inches. and the other
owners of priority No. 2 with their
$50 inches. Is that amount available
at that point during the average dry
season?
Without having seen the papers IT
is safe to say that all the council will
get from the owners is a SIP inter-
est in the water rights represented bv
priority No. ?. They will then have n
priority right to the use of this
water for so long a time during the
year as the present owners have used
Il II the creek will provide It. For
the balance of the year the town viii
either have to secure any shortage
rights that might conflict with its
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-25


Fruit jars at the 5 and 10 cent
store.
Coor's celebrated golden beer. OTIS.
per dozen $1.50; pts. per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone 663 Black.
You can get just what you want
in graniteware at the very lowest
price at the 5 and 10 cent store.
Races. Fair grounds, Thursday
and Friday afternoons. Admission
so cents and grand stand free to all.
While it lasts you can get Oat-
meal. Glycerine, Tar, Buttermilk and
Witch Hazel soap at 10 cents box
at the and 10 cent store.
Stockmen all over the state are
getting ready to be in the show at
the State fair at Pueblo September
10 TO 10 to compete for the prizes
offered.
The model kitchen. which was such
popular feature at the state fair
last year. will be improved upon this
year. when the new up to date meth
DDS of kitchen furniture and cooking
vii be shown.
The buildings and grounds of the
state fair association are being inn
proved and beautified. New stalls
and additions are being erected with
a view of having a larger fair this
year than ever before.
Buy your groceries, your meats,
your fruit, your vegetables from Ac-
herman and Corcoran, 200 Colorado
avenue. They have the reputation
of filling orders carefully and
promptly and carrying a high quail
ity of goods.
The races promise to be an inter.
esting feature of the State fair this
year, September 10 to Is. Trotting
pacing, running. cowboy relay wild
horse race. polo. automobile and
other races will be in evidence and
some great sport is promised.
On Monday Mr. Frank P. Smith
received a check for $4,000 in settle.
ment of the insurance policy for that
amount carried upon the life of his
daughter, Mrs. Fern Smith Orr in
the fraternal insurance order of Roy
al Neighbors. Mrs. Orr died on
July 9th.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-25
cIalm. Or could Initlate a right Of lts

claim, or could initiate right of its
own.
From all that ! know about the
creek and It is very little, l have
formed the impression that Hannah
creek could supply the town with a
good supply OF water, possibly up TO
500 or 600 inches, provided sufiic-
lent of the early priorities was ac-
quired to tide over the dry season. or
provision were made for storage But
it looks as though purchase of 25O
inches of an irrigation priority right.
which has a habit of falling down at
the time it is most needed, would not
be the way to secure such a supply.
And to a man who is a taxpayer the
price of $3.50 per inch, for that kind
of an inch. looks a little steep. Why
not start in to condemn what will be
sufficient for the immediate future
without establishing a precedent of
high prices, and continue to condemn
as more water is required
As to the report submitted to Mr..
Vedder, by the writer, and recently
published, the intelligent reader will
perceive that it is simply an abstract
of the water commissioner reports.
as to the accuracy of which the writer
knows nothing. I am attempting
measurements on the creek this sea
son, but in order to obtain accurate
results a hume should be provided.
Plan of the same has been submitted
to the council.
Many other legal and technical
points might be raised, but the intent
OF this letter is simply to show, as the
writer sees It, the possible extent of
the water which will be secured by an
expenditure of $37.500,
l should add that rumors of graft
etc, do not interest me and ! have
nothing but the most friendly feeling
Tor the council, individually and col
lectively, and further, as a taxpayer,
| am in favor of mountain water, but
| am not in favor of what / believe to
be poor business proposition. There
is plenty of time still for council to
show that their line of action is good
business.
ARTHUR II. STOKES.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-25
THE GENTLEMEN ENTERTAIN

The annual ice cream social of the
gentlemen of the vestry of st. Mat
thew's Episcopal church. was given
last night on the lawn of the rectory
and proved a success in every way.
The lawn was beautifully illumin-
ated with Japanese lanterns and cleo
trio lights, and tables wereprettily ar
ranged and the scene was of a most
pleasing and inviting nature.
Ices of exquisite quality and cake
of rare delicacy were served the gen
tlemen waiting upon the tables.
Scores of people were entertained at
the tables during the evening and
a handsome amount was realized.
1t was a pretty and enjoyable oc
casion, one of the most successful ice
cream socials given in the city this
summer.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-25
I. + + + + + 4. + 1. 4. 1. j
THOSE WHO CAN VOTE.

+ The question has been fire. &.
+ quently asked in discussion of :
+ the approaching municipal cleo .
+ tion, who is entitled to vote on I
+ this mountain water PROPOSE /.
+ tion?
+ The ordinance providing for .
+ the election and the call for the .
+ special election specifies that !
+ taxpayers under the law shall .
+ be allowed to vote. .
+ This morning the Sentinel 1
+ consulted one of the leading at .
+ torneys of the city asking him !
+ what was the proper construc- !
: tion to be put on this regulation !
4. governing the voters on this .
+ question. !
+ Tax payers under the law" 1
!. or those who are entitled to vote !
Z in the coming election will be 1
: all citizens who have paid prop 4
+ erty tax, either upon real or I
: personal property, during the :,
+ the day of election. 1
+ Citizens paying poll tax but l
+ who do not pay property tax !
+ either real or personal, will not !
+ be allowed to vote on the noun !
+ tain water proposition. =.
+ At previous elections of this :.
+ nature in Grand Junction and 1
: other cities of Colorado the ex- 1
+ preston tax payers under the !
+ law" with regard to voting on !
+ similar municipal questions, 4
+ has been interpreted in this .
i manner. i.
+ of couse all who vote must !
+ be qualified by length of resi- Z.
+ dence, registration. age, as pro- !
+ vided by law for the regulation !
I. of all elections. !
+ !
I + !. 4. !. !. i. /. 4. i. 4. j. j. i. !.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-25

Try our soc rawhide whips,-Fred
Mantey.
+ There is practically no change in
the condition of little Zeta Gormley.
List your name with the Suftor-
ium employment agency, 125 S. 9TH
street.
The broad guage trains are now
running regularly between here and
Montrose.
The luxury of life is a good cigar
and you make no mistake in trying
the Ell Socorro.
Good board with cool comfort
able rooms can be obtained with priv
ate family at reasonable rate. Apply
to w. c. Brown, N. Sixth street. near
Gunnison.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 80 degrees, the minimum
temperature was Go degrees. Fair
tonight and Thursday, is the fore
cast for Colorado.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
8abnnntdQe
4 Yerionet eet0otet. oieIe serIebt.

$mreafooo a, afa., 10. Wdra.
Gin GradtBug sntelsifs In elmer Nus
tpaf@ung na5e 6Iet8er, NIa., SOtomo-
~tibfibrer 90. $. MrmRrong unb fein
Ssiaer wuroen gst6otst.
partersbur q, SO. 3D., 10
Mdr3. Der 2otaI3ug 3tpii9en Barriers:
burg unb gbilicotbe Der Baltimore
& Obio Souibmefer1 8abn ffisb 20
Weilen peifli9 BON bier nm A ubr
beute Na&mittag sesen sinen Gelien,
Der auf bas 8eleiie eerout mar. SO.
tomotibfibrer Watsrmau unb 6ei3sr
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set6otst pofelsrf @bas. &apnOlbs
BON @larfsburg, W. 3d., unb Der
Reiienbe 5. 6. perrpsop bon games.
bile tpuroe1 lei4t bsrIsBt.
burlington, Sa., 10. Mdr3.
Sin S&nel3ug Der Chicago, gurlins.
ton & Nninep 8abn tpurbe bur9 faI.
iae Weihenfequn9 tbeilwsife aertrtim-
inert. @r fieB auf bns bintere @noe
zines Mrseits3u9es. Der Rod bes leb.
teren Smarl Bloom BON Burlington
puroe set6otet. mebrere perfonen Rno
f6uer Derlebt.
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s. Of 8.
@hnRiser stano.

Burlington, 10. Wdr3. Der
Beri6t bes 6efretdrs WorrHor 3eigt,
bab In ben 5 Wonater enbeno NIT 6e'
bruar 1926. O83 einsinsen unb $l07.'
7l5 a~us9eseben iuuroen.
Wit Der FEDERATION Hrb iebt tn Der.
binbuns ia internationale @epert'
f6aften, So Staatsf6oerattanen, $50
Central. @emsrtf&aften tn St4pten unb
1872 IofaIe I%nionen, bic feinerlei 4e3ies
bungen 3u Matchmaker ober ~internatio.
Mailer unisns baben. Die Witslieber'
3ahl nabm uni 70.511 ~ unb Der
finaniiele Stanb uirb ais b~sfriebtgelo
be3ei&net.
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Nepport: columbia" bonj @lasgotu
mad Stem Dort.
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I~abslpbia; r@aIebonia" bon Hep
Dorf.
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DOrf; .~8in9fonian" bon Bottom.
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mad Heapel unb 2iuorno.
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DOrf; .@raf @aloerfss" mad
Netu BORT.
Rotterbam: ,Rotterbam" bon Netr
BORT bia 8oulo9ne.
Weapsl: .@anopic" bon Ileranorid
mad 8offon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
Sn Goloraoo'S Sergen
Taaem 5ablrei6e Sergltutt geipaltige1 Satutnell
gum Opfer.

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samrIafom beg Guniuaroientes. : sSalofemer in sSafbinston MAIDEN
30 Taudieu p~bSadlus.- giIe gerfebrsa6runsen.- Mebs
rre geriomem bel einem Sbeaerbranoe setObtet.
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1880
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uufer RoegeH.
broo. es TT un,
hbsrtrefFi1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

8sIIinebam, @ai6., 10. Mdrs
@alofeuer ~aerf6rten ben Ort Nortb.
poob uno maaten 80 Gamiliert obba&.
Los. sic bebrobten aud 2pnben, MUIR
ben aber nod angearsnster Nrbeit lebte
Na&t unter 2ontrole 9ebra9t.
9 abnbertebr qeff6rt
Sadfon. MiR., 10. Mdrs. Sm
GoIse Der farten &esen it Der Glen.
babnpsrtsbr felt 18 Stunben Fart ae.
fort.
$beaterbrano.
Sunear u. Mlasta, 10. M6rs. Dos
Suneau $beater brannte esftern Mbeno
ab. Der e4auipteler Sobn 6enrp.
Der feline @fetten rstten tpolte, fam ur,,
ebsnfo einise S&auIpieIerinnen.
g 4uIsebdubs ab9ebrannt.
9aperbiII, Naf., 10. Mdra. Oil
biefse 6anoferti9teitss unb So9TduIs
tf abgebrannt. Yiele Rinoer entfa.
men ras. tnappsr WOtb Der @sfabr.
gabeod's Radtrttt
Wafbington. 19. Mdr3. =
&eprdientant Babcof bon Wisconin
bat erfldrt, bob sr fsine tueitere @am.
payne in Dem rspublit nii9sn gunareb.
@Omite mitma4en tonne, ba 1eine De.
iunobeit eriaittert let.
Mounts q o.
90 Arlington n, 10. Wdra. Ue.
gen ndberer Ausfunft iiber ben Rampl
auf WOunt Daio bertusit @eneralma.
ior Woob ben 2rieasistretdr an Waio,
6usb 6. Scott, msl9er 8 Wonate Der,
fuat bnbs bic Moros bon benz Mount
Daio tueg3utreiben.
Waior Scott befinbst R9 seqenmdr'
tig auf nrlaub In ben Der. Staaten.
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Depei6en bon Wanila tuurbe bebaup,
tet. er babe our& 3u grobe Miloe aeaer
bic ROros bic Ratafropbe bsrbeige
fH6rt.
Sn elmer heutigen Sepef9e bebaup,
tst @cOb bic Ra&ri9ten iber bas Sob
item bon 6rauen unb Rinbern feien ba!
&erf Observation-Disclosures Repprter.
Sbonts tritt Mot surhd.
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Qrieesbspartement uurbe off,iea e.
fldrt, bob bon RidtrittsabR&ten be-
9errn ebonts Ni9ts befannt iei
ebonts fei bur& usberarbeit iebr an
sesriHen unb Sefretdr 9aft babe ibu
3ur grbolung 2 @o&en llrIaub aeas
ben. bic er an Der atIantif9sn 3hRe 3u
! brinseu tueroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
@rokbritannien.

grbbeben auf s ormoa a..
Qonbon. 20. Mdr3. Cine
Depei&e aus Sofio on ben .Sailp
8elegrapb" iaet:
rHa9 Welbungen aus SaifOfu
(6auptfaot bon 5ormofa) tpar bas
grobebel auf iener Smell febr beftig.
Sn Der prdfeftrr 9aai aIein uurben
400 9duier bolhdnoig %3erf6rt. 1914
perfoner get6otet unb 695 perlebt."
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So. 2onsreB.
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nsber bic 5rahtratsn.g in bielten beute
&eoen Wegrsarp, Bailsp uao Sep'
burn.
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bic Bin gu fimmen, Of fey amenoirt
iei Ooer nidt. ST fdgte bin3u, er
ueroe ni6t elmer bsrntnfttgsn 8sfims
mung opponiren. Die cine b6bsre SSus
Hang hbsr Der 2OmmiiRon sulafs.
DAB aud @eriate unter benz Sber'
bunbes9eri9te Orbrss Der 4ommiifion
iuspenoiren f6nnsn i1uo bab Der Rom
greB bas Redt babe bic Surisoiftion
Der @eri9te Oor3uidreiben, iu9ts Bat
lsp bnrd prdeeoen3fdqe 81 bemeiien.
9epburn mar fur bas &e9t Der ap'
pelation, meinte aber aud obne bieis
gefimmung tonne Htemanb bes &sG'
tes beraubt tperben fi9 an bic @eri4te
3l member.
6aus.
SIM 6aufe tuurbe eine 0ereinbarunQ
tiber bic Bill srrsi9t, tuel9e ben &anq
zines @eneraIeutnants abidaft, inoem
ibr BITE Ssfimmung einaefHgt tpurbs,
oaB He erft am ndaffsn IL. Oftober tn
2raft trsten ioa, na9oem gorbin uni
NcArtbur ben &ans errei&t babsn.
Cine Bin, tuel9e als erfer S9riti
our Reorganization bss 9oniularbisn.
ftes beseidnet tuiro, murbe ansenum.
men. sic tIaiFf3irt bic 2oniulatl
neu uno erb66t bic 9ebdltsr .um ins'
seiammt $40, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

DE GaIontiroler. Der
S9ubpfattler 1T febr nett. i'd bab
beretts 5mei paar = 9anbf4ube babel
burdsetdnst.4
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befhr&tet. baB etma 20 gsr9lsute bas
2ebsn psrlorsn baben, a6er bic genaue
3abl piro f9 erff mad Sossn fefffsl.
len laFsn. Der S6ahen an @sbduoen
u. I. N. uirb 81. 900, 900 errei9en.
Bel Der Camp giro.@ rube, Die 4
Weilen bon Der gamp 8irb WHble
lIsgt, purosn so gerslsute bon aasr
gerbinbuns abssf6nittsn. Sa oas
g%orratbsbaus fOrgerifen uuroe. miis
fen bic 2%ebensmittel ausseeangen iein.
Cine 5ilfs. Expedition BON 200 Berg
leuten iff beute Woreen bon bier auf.
gebroGsn. Die 2ei4e bon @m. 5.
@refeps, Der esftern umtam. if beute
gsfunosn.
SIN benz Smosene.BaH fou Der
sanse 10000 CUB tisf lisaen.
SeIIurioe, Cole, 19. Wdra.
Cine 8 canine. tpel9s gsffsrn BET Der 2is
BERTH Bel @rube n~ieserging, bef1d.
biete bic p~fsrbsbabn unb beri&ieoene
SoI3brtdsn. 8iels Ber9leute tamen
beute biesbsr. 0or A Satren famen
an isnem plube 19 Beraleute bur9
cine 2apine um.
..
Die 8slsgrnpben : @srbinbung NIT
Opbir if unierbro9en. Bon benz
s6idial ;sinsr 2otomotipe unb elmer
Wanni9aft, bic bur9 2aminen einse'
f9loKen fnb, peib man Ni9is.
atmoa, @Oto., 10. Wdr3. SET
z 8agen fnb bon Daran3o fsine 3Hse
aneefommen. ee9s 2otomotibsn urb
Elm s9nsspfus Iiesen swif9en Sus
range unb bier fef.
Sn ben Bergen ihbIi9 uno ueffli&
bon BIER bat ss 2 Sage ununtsrbrOdsn
gsfdneit. Die 8bdler Hno nit Sanee
anaefhlt; an man9en plabsn Fub ses
robe nod bic Spibsn bober Bdume
H9tbar.
Den singsi4neitsn- 3hgen tpuroen
BON bier 2oblen unb 2ebensmittsl ge'
ididt.
Silberton, @olo., 19. Wdr3.
3m6lf Berleute, tpel9e bel Der Gbenan-
boab.@rube beiadftigt tparen, tuuroen
hsute bon elmer canine erfaBt uno tn
Bob seriRen. Sbre 2ei9en ftno nod
ni6t 9eborsen uoroen. Bon BIER if
5ilfe gebolt tporosr. um bic 2si4sn
aus benz S&nee au graben.
Die Wdnnsr, tusl9s bsrunglidien,
seb6rten su elmer Wauni9aft. ote tn
Der Sbenanboab. @rubs bef4dftist mar.
Do bic 2sbsnsmittel tnapp puroen,
bsriu3tsn fs bsute Morsen, bird ben
tisfsn S9nss mad Silperton su aelan-
gen. I'm elmer feilen Bsrslsbne frau.
9slte elmer Der 2euts unb pl6BIi9 fdisu
fd bic gan3s Settle bss Bsr9es 30 b.
ruegen. 3m6lf Mani uuroen bon be,
sdnsemahe etngsbaat uuo bsri9wan'
ben. Gin Wann, Der entronnen mar,
elite nod BEN bret Wstlen entfernter
6oparbsbils unb teIepbonirte mad
Silusrton UNI Ollie.
purap, COL, 10. Wdr3. Aat
Nrbeiter Der Camp 8irb . CRUDE, biz
tn einen Sunnel fi9tetsn, um ben
2atpinen gu entseben, fnb bier anae.
tommen. sic selanstsn auf s9nee.
f4uben tiber ben Berg.
S9nee.
8oIebo, g., 19. War3. Der Def.
tige S4neefurm, uel4sr lskte Na1i
begann. bielt beute ben ganaen Gag.
Der gerfebr unb bas @efadft i'm al.
gemeinen TT tart geff6rt.
@ineinnatt, g., 10. W6rs.
Der @e9e1 b~ertuanoslte Ra tpdbrent
oes Sases tn S&nee. am absnb tpa,
bic 9anse @egenb NIT elmer mebrer,
3Ol biden 9sde bslsst. SIN gertebr,
tamst pielfa& geripdturgen Dor. Mr
ben gdumsn fnb oiele 3weise unite,
Der 2af bes CITES 9ebro9en.
Sra &duber erf9offei
pottsbiItt. 3d.. 10. Mdr3
Grau So6n WOrriIon bon gumbeola
tuuroe i'm Bette lisgsnb bon eineu
Rxuber erShpf{eu her NIT 9 ouAsren I,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

.ghi, tpie fteht Dein pro5eb sesen
@eilhenbuft, per perb'n s~etpinnen2'
rGs fperb' eben brauf anfpmmen,
tuen Der Ridter fdpOren lGbt!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
gerianapYt

rDu, piecoIo, tras' ben Rehriiden
fofort 5uriid!"
rs trau' mi net -. in Der &ii4e
fnb r frOb, bab er brauben iif!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
Serbten.
3otItrieg beenbet.

b. 10. Wdr3. Der 6fers
rsiaH9.ierbii9e 3Olltries 1T beenbet.
gs TT Orore erlafen. bah ale 6ferreis
dif@en Waaren bon beute an unter
osnisIben Bsoinaungen suseIafen tuers
ben, mie Dor BEN 3oQtrie9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
Nefontre
3wii6en YOli3ei unp 2 Snbianern


Die Saplnaw.@ egenb I'm Snoianers
&erritorium, mn mai Saso auf bic
3 9rtiosr WidliRe ma4t, Iieat aerabe
tiber Der @rense. Die Ssute tuarer
srtt tur3e 3eit In SprinefisIb, als bic
Yoli3et auf He aufmerfiam tpurbe.
Der cine ereab f4 nod furssm 3ams
pfc, Der anoere bsriu9te poIi3if Wil.
berlp 3u i&iebeu. tuurbs aber bon bic.
lem sri9oRen. Der sefansene Snpia.
ner tueisert fi& gu iprsaen.
Sprtn9fielb. Mo., 10. Mdr3.
IS bat R3 berausseIislt, bob bic bei'
Den Snbianer. BITE nit Der poli3et In
Sonfttt 9erietben, nit ben Widlifes
Ni4ts au tbun baben. Der cine, Der
bon einem poli3iffen erf4oRsn tuurhs.
TT SbOs. Wurpbp bon 8inita, 3. &,
Der isne @eqeno f9on bor Monaten
bsrlieB. Ser unbers. ID. 8. Curtis
bon Council BLUFFS, 3d., uurbe nod
beftiger @essnmehr berbnftet uns 3u
tueitsrer unteriu9uns f~eRgebalten. Die
Widlifes finb nod auf frsiem SUB.
6"tsele nb9anbts
Wafbinston, 10. Wdrs. Ct
tretdr Saft i4rieb anf Nnpeifung beg
prdfoenten on Sen. WeWabon bon
Der geb6rbe fur Soloatenbeims. es
peroe als ni8t pertrdgli9 nit ben Of
fentli4en Snterefsn betra&tet. bab
@sorge %. Steele, @ouperneur oes
Defines In Snoiana, einen urlaub on.
trsts, tpdbrsno CT cine 2ampagns tim
sinsn SIP i'm 3on9refe made. Sen.
WtWabon bat ben Brief Steele 3uae-
fdidt. Der 9egentanotoat bes lebtern
if 2anbis.
u n % ferf9eugefor n.
OminssbiIIe, 2p., 10. Wdr3.
Ser 1~4.idbrise @eor9e WeQs Der Dor
6 Sabren ben einem tollen 9unoe &c.
bifen tpurbe, farb heute on Der Wni.
Ierfasu. Die 2rant6sit sntmidelte R9
lsbte Wo6e.
Tret perionsn, bic bon benz 6unbe
gebiHen muroen. Harden balo na4bem
he gsbifen uarer.
erf&offen
Sadon n, Mid.. 10. Wdr3. 90
li3iH 6rsb Booth, IS Sabre alt, tpuro'
srf9oKen, als er nit mebreren anberer
golsifsn bsriuate 8 Wdnner gu per'
baftsn, bic nerbd9tig tparen bas Pof'
amt ,u grootlpn a%usssraubt su baben.
Ser Mann, tpsI9er Booth eri9oE
unb elm 3nsiter enttamen. Der britt
tuurbe perbaftet.
u uteru d ung 6ffentlt9e,
Memter.
Cincinnati, 10. Wdr5. -
@ountp ,Mnualt @Obiion erlieb beut'
an ale bisfsen ganfiers, bie @ountp
qelber In loren Banfen baben. Cub
pOsnas, an MittwO9 Dor ben @tOb
9si6morenen au srideinen uno tbr
{ gt9sr porJulsgen. 5erner foasn H
g M~ufRsaunssn unfertisen. bis als De
: pOitsn uno bic sarHdepoasnsh 9slos
init Datum anssbsn.
Wan min bamit ben B~eaiebungel
her frt5eren gountb : Stabmeife
s9ott. Grsnd @ibfOn nnb 5pnada 81
ben Banfen auf bic Spur tOmnen uni
. %erfabrsn. tpslde gelobnungen oisislbel
bon ben Bantert erbtelten.
9odefeIIer's Shed.
NsD Yorf, l9. Wdr3. Sobi
.. Rodsfeaer bat Der 8eb6rbe fttr aus
> wdrtige RifRonsn Der congregational
{ tir9e eineu @bed tber s45. 600 3uge
. f&idt. Eamit tuerben bic 500, 00'
T pol eema&t, bic @odsfeler Dor einige
. 3sit perfpra@.
II gs ma&te f9 cine farte OppoRtioI
aegen Nnnabme bes @elbes In berRird
. seltenb. In Sinblid barauf, uie ba
. @elb ertporben tpuros, aber bieie ia
4 f& ani4sinenb eelsgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

Sadfom. MiR.. 10. Wdrs. 81
Tolse Der ffarten &esen III Der giisn
babnoerfebr iett Is Stunber Fart se
fort.