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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
SAWS HIS eCpY is DEAD.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 21.-Believlng
that he died last Thursday and that he
is no more of this world, Alonzo Jones
asked the police to lock him in cell,
and was accommodated.
L want you to lock me up, saln
ZONES. lam a dead man as far as
this world is concerned l lad down
on my bed last Thursday and oied.
have here a body of flesh and bone, but
IT is a dead body. 1 am no more OF
this world. I can do the world no more
GOOD and I want to be locked up. Ever
since died 1 have been led by a
spirit"
Jones kept repeating after being
locked I'D. "I am dead in the flesh, but
I am pure in spirit Friends Of the
young man say that he has done Moth
ing but study religion since the first
Of March.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
SAYS CANCER CAN BE cuRED

ALBANY. NY. April 21-As a re-
suit Of experiments which are now be-
ing made in the Cancer Laboratory at
Buffalo the medical experts of that in
stitution are encouraged in the belief
that a specific cure for cancer will soon
be discovered. In his annual report to
the State Commissioner of Health DR.
Harvey r. Gaylord, director of the
laboratory, says the experiments indi-
cate the existence of immune forces
antagonistic to cancer. and adds:
However deep the skepticism- may
be regarding the spontaneous cure of
human carcinoma, and this skepticisn
is certainly widespread, there is abso-
luteIy no doubt Of the occurrence OF
spontaneous cure in mice with cancer.
no less than 101 clearly defined cases
having been under our observation dur
ing the year"
Up TO January l the laboratory had
employed $500 mice for experimental
purposes. Of these $500 received in
jections of materials derived from the
Jensen tu1nor and 500 fatal tumors
were developed. Healthy mice have
been placed in the same cage with
those which were inoculated. and there
Is reason 70 Dtll6Nt Nl4oAN SDtlAC VI IL
healthy animals have become infected.
It is shown that spontaneous recovery
diminishes with the increasing age and
dimensions of the tumors, and there Is
also evidence that the chance of re-
covery is greater when the growth or
the tuInor is slower
Spontaneous cure occurred in about
% per cent of the inoculated animals.
The frequency of the occurrence, Dr'
GAYLORD says, suggests that it may be
more frequent in human beings than
is generally supposed.
-The. occurrence of spontaneous re-
coveries from cancer, indicating the
existence Of immune forces capable or
terminating the disease demonstrate
that cancer is not necessarily incur
able" the report continues, and should
serve as an additional stimulus to re-
search directed toward the discovery
of 2 serum thera peutic treatment
Accompanying the report is state
ment made by DR.. II. G. Matinger. VINO
has visited several localities of TINS
state where, it IS said, an unusually
large number of cases of cancer have
been discovered.
One physician called on by DR.. Mat
zing had treated 300 cases in twenty
wears. In his opinion there is no doubt
that the number of cases Of cancer Is
rapidlv increasing DR.. Matzinger de-
scribes the physical conditions Of the
country where cases have been prev
alent. He finds that in each locality
there is considerable dampness, ana
s+a+es conditions which indicate that
r. coil has some connection with the
occurrence of the disease.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
SHE1OSTIORETTA-

NEW YORK. April 21.-Sergeant
Tierney, of the East One Hundred and
Twenty-sixth street police station.
. .labOr1Ously working on a set Of '44's"
report. looked UP from his work yes
tsrday afternoon. when a well-dressed
woman rushed up to the desk and,
leaning her head on the rail. began
weeping.
!. Sergeant" she cried. have you. oh.
have you seen my Loretta? She's
goQe-she's dnaped-some one has
stolen her. Oh. oh. OH"
Seeming a Black Hand and being
naturally sympathetic, the sergeant
rang up two reserves. while he began
10. make ready for a general alarm.
when was she stolen? % he asked,
Injecting a note of sympathy into his
voice.
''We-e-d-nes-da r-pr-o-nlng7
"Hm-you're q little slow about re-
porting il. but maybe you thought she
went TO the home of her aunt"
whats that?" asked the woman,
dabbing a. handkerchief into one cor
fcr of her eye. I don't think Loretta
ha dan aunt here. I ne-v-ver heard
Of If before Oh-oh, I know she is
suffering"
p MADAM. what was the full name Of
the Iirtle lost one?~
Loretta"
Full name?'
That's alE sir"
Pounding, maybe" thought the
sergeant
How old was she?'
About seven years
What coIored hair?'
1t wasn't nair, but it was red-a
beautiful crimson red"
IT'S easy" thought the sergeant
What colored eyes
Sometimes they were yellow, and
sometimes they were amber-oh, OH"
a.E,1nov looking kid" commented
the sergeant getting interested
What shaped noseT
why. hooked, of course, almost IN
a .crescent-oh, OH"
Madam" exclaimed the sergeant,
irving to picture a lost Loretta with
crimson hair, yellow eyes and cres-
cent nose. you must stop crying. Just
wait a ninutei" and he called out two
more Of the reserves.
What distinguishing marksT
sergeant" sobbed the woman, "she
had the loveliest green tips and little
SPOTS Of red on her legs.
- The woman couldn't talk for sob
hing then. while the four reserves
waiting to take UP the search began to
breathe aard.
Madam" he said, hoarsely, calm
yourself What is this you are de-
scribing to me? A freak? Are you
cra-T
No. sir exclaimed the woman, in
dignantly. MY Loretta freak? l
neveri"
The sergeant apologized- Madam I"
he said, TREMENDOUSLY, ARE you the
parent Of the lost one?@
.- The woman forgot to cry, and
shifted. why, are you crazy? Certain
II not"
who is or was-what nationality
was She?
English. German and Spanish never
INQUIRED about her parentage; I bought
her from a sailor"
The reserve was by this tine blue in
the face, and the sergeant had wild
look. Madam he asked, trembling
*. what Is this thing you have lost
What is Loretta?
why. Loretta is my parrot" came
WITH fresh tears. The dearest, love-
Eest in all the world
After nerves had been Gained about
the place the woman said she was
Miss Esther Plumb Of No. 20s5 Lexing-
ton avenue, and on the roof on
wednesday forenoon Loretta, after
strong criticism Of the weather in her
. three languages, had flown away. Miss
Plumb said she had printed handbills
distributed all yesterday in vain
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
An Army at Bulingame.

Fifty thousand persons are cncamped near
Burlngame in tents, made principally OF blan-
kets and sheets. James d. Phelan visited the
camp yesterday and reports that every one
he met seemed cheerful and hopfnl. I'VE now
feel like pioneers in a new land, said Mr.
Pheian. I'VE realize that we are all on
common level and that the spirit OF fraternity
and helpfuness that has grown out OF our
calamity is worth more to US than many mil
lions 10 -sa-s-4-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
Killed With 2 Hatpin.

OMAHA, April 2l.-Mrs. Lizzie Daw-
son Of philadelphia ,en route home
from Los Angeles with her little son,
stbbed herself with a hatpin on the
train. and died here a few minutes
later. because she was crazed by the
sudden change of altitude, and was
dying Of consumption.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
DIED.

Chicago, April IS. 1906, Horace
F. Brown, native of Michigan, aged 65
years months % days
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited TO attend funeral services Sunday
afternoon, April p, 1906, at 2:30 o'clock,
from family residence, 130 Ninth St, Oak
land Interment private.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

The Union Trust Company's building
ar Montgomery and Market streets is
reported in much better condition than
was believed. and President Hellman
expects to resume business there very
soon
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

NEW YORK, April 21.-Orders not 10
sell tickets TO immigrants who may desire TO
20 to San Francisco were received today by
the New York immigration officials from Sec
retary Metcalf of the Department of Com
merce and Labor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

L. F. McKITTRICK and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. THOS. FAY. come to Fresno soon as
possible; communicate at once. MR. and
MRS. W. G.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

Murphy, please come to Bessie Moyerson
Immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

GREENSBORO. n. C, April 21--Judge
Goff Yesterday took the case against Represen-
tative Blackburn from the jury and ordered
verdict of not guilty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

land, address me care Wells, Fargo & Co,
or 642 18th st. GEO. H. FREEMAN.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

MRS IRA D. WINES and daughter at
l. 137oH 5th ave-, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

to know whereabouts of his sister, MRS.
F. B. WHITE; leave information with OF
foer R. v. McSORLEY, 1185 E. I'D st,
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

MRS. DORA GALBRAITH and SON are at
1922 Oxford St, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

VIII MILTON c. HALL, San Francisco,
communicate FRANK S. NHEDON, 633
San Pablo ave, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

H. w. JOHNS-MANVILLE cos employees
in Oakland and vicinity are requested to
report at KREISS & HORSEWELI,, 1910
Broadway, or F. Malloy's 21o7 Vallejo St,
San Francisco, at once. WM- T. BUTLER,
for C B. Manvile.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

Willie, ask papa to sell his Office desk to H
Schellhaas, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOrICE no PUBLIC.

NO11OE ~ ODIIS
Commencing at once all kilograms ad-
dressed to San Francisco, except for parties
known to be located in undestroyed district,
will be offered for delivery at Oakland main
Office, 1862 Broadway.
THE WESTERN UNION, TEL. co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

CHARLES LYNBERY-Attention!- MRS
E. w LYNBERY is safe at 2624 Claiming
way, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Wanted-Well borer with outfit to bore or
drive well. Inlaid Floor Co., 18th and Har-
rison st, S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
PERSONALS.

MAY O'HAIR--Come to Alameda County
Jail with Martha. FRANK.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

JOSEPH B. ToPLITZ, formerly $50 Pine St,
has opened temporary Office S. w. corner
Fillmore and California sts., in Edwin Val
Schmidt's pharmacy
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
CHARLES METZNER, 467 10th St. Oakland

H. W. LITTLEWOOD and wife, J. NJ. Nc
FARLAND, VIM. CROAT and wife-Come
over at once or communicate with J. D.
Mcfarland Jr., Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

K. L. TOPLITZ, formerly s45-547 Market ST.,
has opened temporary Office S. w. corner
Fillmore and California sts, in Edwin Val
Schmidt's pharmacy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

EUGENE O'CONNELL, 146 5th St, San
Francisco, can be found at or address
Pythian Hall, 377 18th St, Oakland, care
Imp. Order Red Men,
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

DR.. JOHN R. HAYNES is requested to see
MISS HERRICK,, who is very i'll at .2239
Telegraph ave, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

MRS. EVA BEATTY of 832 California st.
is at Fort Mason Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

CALEGARIS, ARNOLD. safe at 1884 Green
St, S. F.; all well.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

ALFRED H. ROSS, 7Sl Mission st, S. F.,
at 377 18th ST., Pythian Hall, Lucas Tribe,
l. o. R NJ, Oakland.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

Oa99arten oes Maoiipn Squdre>9es
bGubes in SEEM gorf Sen Wr9iteften
STANFORD W6ite erI9pB.
Srau Sbatp ipuroe bpr ettpd 81
Sa6ren als So9ter bes Nopofaten
Winfielb Scott Nesbit in Yittsburg,
Pa., seboren. Sbr Batter itarb, als ie
nod elm fleines MG66en mar. sS6re
Mutter unterbielt cine 3eit lang Elm
2ogirbaus, unb I'm tire Mutter in
Dem Sample um's Safein gu unters
ftiiben, begann GbelDn bon ibrem Ia.
9ebensiubre ab In pbotogrupbtf9en
Mteliers als Mpbeq gu figuriren. Si'
geb0ae Damn cine fiir5e 3eit Ser 8iibne
an, unO es mar pGbren6 otefsr pey
riooe, baB fe Die 8efannti9aft Wbites
uno ibres bermaligen @atten, 9arrt
&enoau Sbaip, madte. S6dp edf
9auienoe BON Dollars aus, Tim bis
@unft SrGuain Nesbits 5u e%rrineenl
un0 beiratbete lie f9liebli9 sesen Der
DiGen ieiner Sanilie. gr t0btett
Dbite, tpie man glaubt, in Der Din.
nd6me, bdB btefer fetn Wetb tn's Ser.
oerben gebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
Rein Treunb bes s IL

3etn S%reunb bes 9uz
m o r 9. Cine in Smsf in &uiiii6z
gentralaiien erI9einenhe 3eituns per>
Dffentli9te unlGnsft bas folsenos
@9riftftid: Ser gbef oes Smstsr
poitamts an BEN Serrn Sberleutnant
q. s. 2eontjeu bonn 10. SibirifGsn
Hesiment. Snfolse Sbrrr p%oitfarte
babe i'd Bic gbre, Sbnen mit5utbeilen,
oab bumoriitif6e @r5eugnife IN Ge=
eel0en, iiber Ole Der &riegs3ufano bers
hdngt pproen tit, ni9t 5%u9elafen rper=
bsn unS an 0is GDfenosr tpieOsr suriidz
geben."
Il m meme 2ut>
f6tfferin n. Die 21iGhrise Com
6oner 0uftf6ifferin 5rdulein Clip
gpbe CAB in !9atportb in Ser @rafi6aft
Yorffbire cine @orftenung gu 9unften
zines &ranfenbaufes. Gum @6lub
poute iie einen Jauf9irmubftur5 mas
9en. Oie 3a6l ser 3ui4duer aGblte
na9 SauIenoen. Der 6anfdirm off
nete fi9 iebo9 ni9t, lno bie unglide
li9e 2uftf9ifferin ftiirste nit raienoer
@eiGninbisfeit auf ben Grobooen. Gle
tpuroe als seri9metterte 2ei9e aufse-
1pben.
8erunglidt Retter.
Mrf Ger pommsri9 den 8abnitatipn @pigs
bebdsen ipuroen Der Hottenfiibrer
Stoffregen uno elm Srdulein Seeger
aus G%lmenborft bon einem Suse iiber=
fdbren uno setD6tet. TrGulein Seeger
mar unter Der sef9!oFenen S9ranfe
etnes Weselibersangs ourdsetrpden,
lief fur5 Dor Dem 3uee trob tparnenoer
3urufe iiber oas @eleiie unb fiel babel.
Gtoffresen polItf lie retten uno ipuroe
ebenfaas bon DO aofomptips erfabt.
Cab Ste g 6Ia9t BET
@ aterIoo. Sn 8rihel lebt, gei>
fig uno fDrperli9 nod ganS riifig,
etne Trau Supub, Die tiirslid 104
Sabre aft eefporben lit un6 zig 13iGbs
RIGGS Mdo9en BON elmer benadbarter
4nbDbe aus Ser S9ladt Bel Waterloo
Q8. Stunt 1870 suf9auts unb nudber
mrer Mutter Die Werpunoeten pflesen
bolf. Oie alte Dame lift pobl Der lebfe
lebenbe 3euae oiefer SdIaht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
@iuipmare in 9rcnsen.

Na9 Der fiirsli6 eri9ienenen Sta
tifit Der preuBif9en GreGn5unes<
fteuers8 erdnlaglng fir Die Sabre
1905-1907 gibt es in YreuBen 74O9
MilionGre; es fommen Bel 36,000,s
900 @%intpobnern alio auf ie 10000
Ginpobner runo 2 Miuipndre. Saz
BON baben ibren Wobniib in Stdbten
$50, auf benz 2anbe 1899. Stuff
4742 perfonen beiiben Elm Wermoaer
bon 100000 BIB 100000 Mart;
2049 perIonen berfiigen iiber 2,000,>
900 bis 100000 Wart; 425 perfo=
men iiber 100000 Biz 100000
Mart; 1O2 perionen iiber 10000 900
Biz 100000 Mart; AZ perIonen
ii6er 10000 900 Biz 10000, OOOMarf;
81 Yeripnen iiber 100000 Biz 25,s
100000 Marf; 3 perIonen iiber 25.<
100000 biz 100000 Marf; %
Perfonen iber mebr benin O,000,0 900
Mdrf.
Son Sen @liidli9en nit me6r als
100000 Marf @erm6sen tpobnen
in StGbten Is, uno sfpar in Berlin 5,
in ben Stdoten Der &egierungsbe5irte
&ufel 1, @iesbaben 6, OiiFelborf 3,
auf Dem 2anoe 8, nGmlt9 in ben &e>
| gierungsbestrfen Breslou 2, Oppeln
5, Miinfter 1. @uf 10000 Ginppbs
ner entfalen MiQipnGre in: ser Staot
Berlin 81; in 9efeu<Nafau 40;
in 8ranoenburg obne Berlin %; in
Hbeinlanb 2.5; in Sa9fen 1.9; in
S9lespigs9olitein Ia; IN S3lefien
1.3; in pommern IL; in Weitfalen
IL; N 9annoper II; in pofen 0.8;
in Sobensonern 0.6; IN Sftpreuben
0.4; in Weftpreuben O.4. Inter ben
Std0tsn beraei6nst i'm @erbdltnib CUR
@ebOlferungs5abl Die meiften Minio<
mare @iesbd6en nit 20.7 duf ie TO-
600 @inpo6ner; es folgen Damn
| 5rontfurt a. M. nit 17.9 Miliondren,
Gborlottenburg nit 17.8 Winiondren
unb Bonn nit 1913 Miqiondren auf
ie 10000 Ginpo6ner. Seine MiGioz
ndre gtbt es in ben Stdbten 8Dnigsz
billie, 3~ottotpib, @6ipeionib, Sppeln
ano Jnfterburg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

-Sn Melbpurne, u II + a.
lien, TIT tiiralia bic 2eide zines @nz
seiteIten zines Sarsmasa5ins. Der
leBtpiais ben Wunf9 sedubert bate.
bur9 Tseuer beitattet au tperben, per@
brannt pprben. Sd bort tein Gre
matorium erifirt, bate man an iet=
rer Stele cine Dirt @elab aus 8ad<
fteinen aufsefiibrt unb ben Sars in
biefes bineingef4oben. Oie Oeffnung
tpurbe alsbann augemauert unb biers
ouf bic rinssum 4ufgeidi&teten unb
nit petroleum ~srtrdntten 9ol3ftSbe
anseaiinbet. Das Meiultat bisfer
@erbrsnnunssmetbobe. bte an Gin
fa9beit faum etpas au miinfhen
ibris ldbt, TT nod unsepb. Dian
eripartet aber. baB fi4 na4 Der Off
nung Der Belle, beren Boben aus elmer
@tablplatte beitebt. bsrausfe[en
ptrb, bab BON benz 3pbten nur nod
bic Midentbeile iibriseeblieben finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

@erb d n / 5 poIGe T
10 {. Gin 5ebniGbrtger
&nabe in Mer5oprf Sa9fen, puroe
betm Spiele bon einem G9ulfameraz
Den nit einem Stein am nntsrleib ges
troffen. Der Steintpurf bate cine
f9pere innerli9e @erlebung our Solse,
pel6e ben SOD oes &naben berbeiz
fihrte.
0ertrrte g ranaten. Snz
folse zines MibperitGnoniHes f9lusen
iiinsft bon Sort Monrpe, @a.. aus sea
feuerte ~12a0aise @ranaten IN Der HGbe
BON Winousbbp 9ea9. @u.. Elm unb
ptele Cottages gerietben in Gefabr, In
@runo un6 9oSen sef9oHsn au ipere
ben. Gin Reger, tpelder auf einsm
9iiterSuee bei9dftist mar, bebauptete.
oas 3ugperfonal babe abfpringen lno
fi6 binter einem San0bGgel periteden
miifen. Cine @ranate traf elm Se9el=
fabraeus auf Der 9S6e bon Wiloushbp
8eah un6 brebte es b~onftGnoie TN
areife um.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
B%islbtfprudbtne frau.

Ste NuHe Urct 5barus III oeist WforoptoteHe
geseu isreu @atten.
BUR tpenige Srauen iino iemals BON
ben 3eitungen in Wort unO Bib 10
bieI 6ef9rie6en uno bon bem Yubli>
fun 10 angelesentli9 beipro9en nor
Den. ais gegenpdrtis Trau 9arrD &sn>
oaa S6aip, frii9er Srdulein @belpn
Slorence Nesbit, oeren @atte auf 0sm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
- 2initsb.

- Sinttee.
Der 2us UNI 11:3O g6enbs Der Snbianas
soIis- 9osanspcrt I9iuiiicn ssat mad Psru
snftatt 2~osanspOrt.
Reue ipesisle 8eSienuns mad st. @ahne.
--Sfse perIafen indianapolis um 700 nnS
lI:C0 nbr gormittass unb 800 unb TOO
abr Radmittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
1t. 8apne in 4 Stunben unb 40 Rinuten.
Reuer 8us Rarion Slper @erIdbt
Barton 7:55 Sormittass unb LOO Ra4'
nittass /; gerldbt Indianapolis HOO @prs
aittass un6 800 Ra6mittass; bait Bios in
Anberipn un6 Meranbria on.
sIni&Iiebenpe 9inien errei8en Dayton,
Ohio, st. Bapne, Suntinston. Babaih,
2afontaine, Spap3ee, Sreentotpn, Sartforb
Gitp, Rontpeuier, 8lufftOn. @tn@efter.
Union Gitp, 9reenpiHe, D., unb Swii4ens
fationen.
6ra4ts unb gafasiersOffee SerminaI
Bartesimmer. SeIepbon N 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

EMERSON DRULEY, 22sH @affadufetts Gpe.,
int erfen Square, 5%tueitsr stOd. ausen unteriudt.
2inien ~seliefert. .8u &pniuIiationen einseIaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
indianapolis & Gaitern.

srniteb Shee fur Ri9mono mnb
guntten in Obic, fpelhe perbunben finb nit
sleftrii9sn 2inien, !um $40 un6 lilo gors
nittass, 2:1O. unS 5:10 9a9mittass unS
$40 Abenos. 2oeaIe iSise fir Ri9mone
NIB 3pii9enftationsn pom 800 ubr Sors
xnittass an unb Sann isbe Stunbe, ausses
apmmsn bic Simitsb 3eit, bis 800 absnbs
GOO n5r MsenSs a~usselaHen). Setter 3us
aa9 Greenfield UNI 11:30 nbr 4benbs.
indianapolis & Wartinsnile.
Grfe Rorsen'Gar I'M $40 rlbr @Orsens.
Damn pom $50 hbr gsorsens iebe Stunbe
Bis l1:3O 1br Mbsnbs ; a~ussenprnmei bic
Stunben $50 unb 1870 nbr 4benbs.
Jnbianapolis goaI Srattion SO.
yase Iauisn itiinSIid pon indianapolis
mad gIainfieIb pom 300 nbr Rorsens Bis
Hoo rbr 4bsnbs ; aussenommen bic Stuns
ben 800 unb 1000 1br Gbenbs.
indianapolis & Nortbwefern.
8lse Iaufsn ftiinbli4 pon 500 ubr Nors
gems Bis 900 nbr glbenbs. 94ni9lub in
lebanon fir Sborntopn uno Charlottesville.
Der 8us UNI 1000 ubr slbenbs fdbrt Bios
bis mad lebanon.
Der 3us UNI 1l:30 1br Nbenbs fdbrt Bis
mad 5rantfort, Ani&IuB in 2ebanon fur
Charlottesville berielbe fdbrt in Der Sonns
tag gsa4t Bios Bis mad 9afapette.
2imiteb 3iSe fir safapstts faBren ab um
$40 mnb lilo nbr Rorsens, unb 2:1o,
5:l0 Ta@mittasS unb ITO Abenbs. Sur
Charlottesville uni 1O:45 gormittass unb
4:25 Ra6mittdaS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

2oeanSpprt C geru Siuifipn.
GarmeI, N~obIesbiae,i @icerp, grcabia,
Atlanta, Tipton, &otomo, Salueiton,
Balton, Sosansport, Riami, 8unter Gin,
Heru un6 EInDno.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-10-11
Surprise Party.

A very pleasant social event oc
Cured at the home of VIM. Mil
lrr last Saturday, in honor of Mrs.
Nary Berkstresser, Mrs. Miller's S
other, who had reached her
lightly sixth milestone.
In the morning about 9 o'clock
l'iends and relatives began to
lnck in. Mrs. Berkstresser not
thinking of it being her birthday,
lldn't catch on" but SAID when
u framed 1t poured" But when
her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Laldig,
came IN and asked her if 1t was
not her birthday, then she knew
what t all meant.
Mrs. Berkstresser's children
we're all present nut Rachel and
oe, and, also, many of her grand
4ildrenand great-grandchlldren.
mere were present, IN all, about
tHirty-hve. Each one had come
with we'll filed basket, and about
.Ie o'clock the dining room DOR
was thrown open and the table
s'roaned, for the good things
which were many, were also
llo4vy.
In the afternoon when it was
raining and blowing outside it
didn't interfere with the good
lines inside, for there was music
ard laughter and a general old
lashloned time.
Then there were the many gifts
~ remind her of this joyous event.
" hen evening came and it was
lime for the guests to depart 10
heir many homes they all wish
a Mrs. Bet kstressr r many more
such happy gatherings.
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The teachers of Wells town
ship held their second education
al meeting Friday evening, Otto
ber 9TH, at No. 4 school at New
Grenada. The questions "How
shall we teach nature study 2"
"The teacher" "How cln the
language and manners OF the pu-
pills while on the playground, be
improved ?" "How can we lessen
the waste in school supplies ?"
and"School Incentives were ably
discussed by the teachers pres
ent. The meeting then adjourned
to meet at No. 3 IN three weeks
Frank Guillard, sec'y.